Sacred Heart of Mary Montebello - Cormar Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

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Candy Drive .-rT ' M Il ifc5 f II 1 .1 .11 • ' P r  r . k JLlj Reflections 12 13 Dedication Two roads diverged into a wood, and I - I took the one less uaveled by , And that has made all the difference . . . ' These memorable words written by Robert Frost describe the life of someone we will alway remember Perhaps now it is hard for us to imagine that Sister Virginia Marie, our principal, was ever a student at Sacred Heart Of Mary High School. However, she fondly recalls her senior year when die was a pan of the very first graduating class at S.H.M. Like all of us, she had a difficult decision to make in her senior year. She chose the road Less uaveled by which to her and to all of who knew her has made all the difference. Completing her high school education, she went into the novitiate to become a member of the Religious of Sacred Heart of Mary, a new road of life to her, but one she carefully selected. With her final vows , she dedicated her life to one of love , charity , unselfishness and service . Thus , her family grew from the immediate family of father, mother, brothers and sisters into the largest family of all - the family of God . As the years passed, Sister Virginia Marie adopted a particular family - a special family indeed - the students, faculty and staff at Sacred Heart of Mary High School. For eleven years, she has been a teacher, adminisuator and counselor. In these years, she has given niuch of her life to us and has in some way influenced all of us. Her patience, gentleness and kindness have brought the religious and the lay faculty closer together. Her wisdom and love have guided the students, helping to make them spirited and strong a student body of which we are all proud. Perhaps all of us do not now realize how deeply this wise and kind woman has influenced our lives. As the years pass , however , we too will look fondly at our years at S . H . M . to remember more than anyone else - Sister Virginia Marie. It is fitting that we dedicate the long hours of love and labor put into our 1974-1975 issue of Cormar to this remarkable woman who has touched the lives of all of us - faculty, staff and students alike - with her long hours of love, labor, and dedication. Table of Contents Dedication Faculty Classes Activities Socials Sports - ' ji] :i) ' Si i 3 iV i : ' :- .■ ' - .. ' - :: . f 16 .i :. u ' 20 [ Aau 4: ' 32 ' Mii 1 1 ' 126 130 Faculty During the two years that Sister Geraldine has been vice-principal, she has worked dili- gently with the students helping them with any problems. She has always felt that lend- ing a helping hand is important. Sister Geral- dine has done an excellent job in moderating the Student Council. She also teaches Ameri- can History . Sister Bernard is the Dean of Studies for Sacred Heart of Mary. She ' s also a senior homeroom teacher as well as a counselor. Besides teaching Chemistry on campus , she teaches in the field of science and mathemat- ics at Saint Vincent ' s Seminary. She has dis- tinct recognition for being the energetic co- ordinator of our successful candy drives. A warm thanks to Sister Bernard for being so active in community affairs along with her duties here at S . H . M . 20 SISTER TERESITA She is seen here in one of her rare moments out of the Attendance Office just long enough to relax and pose for us. Attendance Office; Audio-Visual Coor- dinator. SISTER FRANCES XAVIER She is a perfect example of someone who ' s always on the go and available to give advice. Guidance Counselor; Religion. MRS. FREDA JOHNSON She is the supervisor of registration. She ' s obviously interested in her endless piles of paperwork. MRS. ANNA MARIE LOPEZ She is our sweet secretary who ' s a great help to all at S.H.M. 21 J l l B i MRS. MARY LOU WILDER Our fine teacher in the business department. She has been with us for seven years. She teaches Bookkeep- ing; Record Keeping; Typing II; Office Practice; Business Service Club Moderator. MR. NICK BEILHARZ A sweet man who has rendered his services to S . H . M . for the past seventeen years . Let ' s hear it for Mr. B who ' s always there when we need him. SISTER AGNES She has been at S.H.M. for eleven years. Sr. Agnes is greatly loved by all the students. She is our assist- ant librarian. MRS. RABIAB SAUR She ' s S.H.M. ' s efficient librarian. Mrs. Saur is the Librarian Club moderator and has the Librarian Orientation class. 22 ♦♦♦tT SISTER BERNADETTE She can be characterized as a sweet and patient teacher. Introduction to Business; Secretarial Proce- dures; Advanced Typing. SISTER DOLORES She has worked along with her juniors to build the strong class of ' 76! Homeroom 109; Math; Business Machines; Typing I; Office Practice. MRS. ROSALIE SANDOVAL She is the pretty and petite typing teacher with the ulua-brite smile! Typing I. MRS. IDA JONES She is known for her patience in class. She was the brave moderator whose courage was challenged by four scooter girls running around Europe. Steno I, II; English I. 23 1 Pm .,: m ' ' «i.««««ti B v l IP-v 4 Si ;V ' .v. m ; . ' vi ' i -.v ■ ! y .y -IMflE H we m :■:■:■■• ' .• ' . m m 1 ¥ ' ' M P 8St ' •::::: :::•. - i :fl : ' -i- • :•:•:• :;:: 5i :v fl =§ L ' ' ' ■F ir . ,,T m4 pt % MISS ANNETTE SARKISIAN She has influenced her students with the European culture. French 1, II, III, IV; Music Appreciation; English; Homeroom 106; French Club Moderator; Glee Club Moderator. MISS MARILYN McCANDLESS She has such a lively personality! Spanish I, II, IV; Mexican-American Studies; Homeroom 108; Spanish Club Moderator. MISS CARMEN CABRERA She is known for her witty humor. Spanish I, II, III; Conversational Spanish; Spanish Club Moderator. MRS. JOYCE COCHRAN She teaches her students how to become ideal home- makers. Look at that gorgeous hair! Clothing; Foods; Home Management. 24 MRS. GENIE MILDEN We are ihankful for her great efforts in bringing our MARBELLITE back to life. Head of the English Department; English I; Journalism; advisor for the Marbellite Paper. MRS. STEPHANIE FLAHERTY A graduate of S . H . M . , who ' s made her comeback as a teacher. English; Math Junior Varsity team coach; Homeroom 111; Pep and G.A.A. assistant Modera- tor. MRS. MICHELE RAINIS She is the Valiant moderator of the Yearbook; English and Religion teacher; senior homeroom counselor. MS. LAURA STEIN She is the teacher whose enthusiasm and zest has brought vitality to our religion department. English; Religion-Bible; Religion-Prayer; Homeroom 107. 25 MR. MIKE BRAYMER Dating and Marriage; Comparative Religion; Moral- ity; Psychology; Summer Civics. REV. HALEY, C. M. The masses wouldn ' t be the same without his fantas- tic sermons. Christian Woman. REV. CLARK, C. M. He works so diligently with his religion class! Wor- ship. SISTER ANGELA She is always in high spirits. Religion-Bible; Church History; New Testament; Worship; Home- room 112. 26 MR. TOM ZIMMERMAN He is known for his different ways and easy going personality. American History; Civics; World His- tory; Colonial History. MR. NAL PEDROSIAN He is known to be a man who greatly believes in challenges. Civics. MISS DEMISE TYMON Around campus, she ' s known as the faculty mascot: THEE TURKEY! World History; Art History; Religion; Homeroom 102; Liturgical Club Moderator. 27 MISS KATHRYN LEAHY She is shown here with one of her most prized posses- sions . . . the microscope ! She teaches General Biology; Advanced Biology; Science Club modera- tor. MR. GREGORY MIMM He teaches Driver ' s Education and Training. MISS JEANNETTE HIGGINBOTHAM She is known for her creative ideas that have added sparkle to S.H.M. ' s campus. She is the Physical Education teacher; Varsity team coach; Pep and G.A.A. co-moderator. MR. JOHN GULAK Our new Glee Club director who has worked along with the girls in harmonizing their voices . . . la, la, la! 28 SISTER KATHLEEN She is known for her giea: effort in trying to get the girls to buy their books. Bookroom; Geometry; Alge- bra I, Homeroom 7. MR. NIMROD TORKOMIAN His new arrival on our campus has accelerated the interest in Math around school. Physical Science; Algebra II. According to the World Book Encyclopedia , . . . teachers are to acquaint their students with facts and develop such skills as reading , writing , and speaking . ' ' But that is not enough ! As our teachers at Sacred Heart of Mary , you have helped us in forming our own thoughts and beliefs. It is difficult to understand each and every one of us but you have tried to the best of your ability and we admire you greatly for it. Taking part in school activities has shown us that our mighty fac- ulty is indeed spirited . We , the student body , thank you . 29 x.A ; WK «S : Student Council 1974-75 The Student Council is a group of girls , appointed by the homerooms to represent their classes during council meetings. This group translates into action the poli- cies developed by the school administra- tion. In co-operation with the faculty and Sister Virginia Marie , the student council helps make S . H . M . the great school that it is ! A.S.B. President Raquel Ornales A.S.B. Vice-President Teresa Lopez A.S.B. Secretary- Treasurer Diana Guerra Student Control The members of Student Control help to enforce the policies established by the Student Council . Back Row, Left to Right: Vivian Silva, Eleanor Giron , Anne Weimholt, Terry Riley , Nadine Rubalcaba , Laurie Flores, and Kathy DiVita. Bottom Row: Suzanne Morimoto, Francine Diaz , President - Terry Lopez , Dolores Garcia, and Sandra Montoya. 30 yt M r  «.■..■ ■ ■ t ' Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Homeroom 2, Cecilia Delgadillo, Maria Shalako; Home- room 1 , Jane Pineda , and Abby Cano. Junior Class Officers Left to Right: Homeroom 109 , Pat Juarez, Martha Sanchez; Homeroom 101, Terry Torres, Gracie Sauceda; Homeroom 106 , Raquel Legaspi , and Pat Mall. Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: Homeroom 102, Yolanda Maldonado, Kathy Chavez; Homeroom 107 , Jo Ann Yee , Gabr- ielle Lombardo; Homeroom 7, Marie Solorzano, Luz Baez. Freshman Class Officers Left to Right: Homeroom 111, Magda Reyes, Patti Beilharz; Home- room 112 Monica Sifuentes, Martha Tapias; Homeroom 108 , Esther Uribe, and Alejandra Alcantara. k Class of 1975 Sometimes . . . memories of days gone by may escape us; acciden- tially, momentarily, purposefully. Yet, we bring back those memories from time to time and shed a tear, smile a smile or perhaps feel that pang in our hearts realizing that , indeed , they are memories . . . times we may not recapture; only reminiscing can give them life. Only our own conflicting versions of spectacular as well as unnoticed incidents can suff- ice in remembering four years past . . . or , better said , four years gained . It is difficult to accurately describe our first year here . Impressions , emotions . . . these played enormous parts in our overall adjusting to a school where we were suddenly, frightened and lowly freshman. But then there were our seniors . They believed in us , gave us a chance to prove ourselves. This we did fairly comically as devils on Field Day, as Aztecans on Pan Am Day, as Cisco kids, and Small World Children. However, as we look back, our love belongs to our senior year. We finally achieved our status as number one . We won the Candy Drive , and invaded Disneyland like a herd of little children. We made SO many memories , we wish we had time to experience them all again . Perhaps we ' d change things . . . yet, we think not. Sacred Heart of Mary is not just a school or a place . . . it is an aspect of our lives. There is not one among us who can say that they have learned nothing, because putting aside knowledge that comes from books, we ' ve learned something more . . . something more important than academic knowledge. We ' ve learned to share and to love and to respect each other. That ' s a great deal to learn, sometimes the most val- uable knowledge one can attain in a lifetime. And we ' re grateful . . . It ' s about time to close our school books now, and move on to another plateau. We won ' t be able to find security in our ninety-three once we walk through those front doors. But we ' ve got to go, there ' s no turning back. So as we leave, SHM, remember us, think well of us . . .we love you. To the juniors, next year ' s mighty seniors, thank you . . . . you ' ll be the best, you ' ll carry on the candy drive tradition and we wish you all the luck in the world. Sophomores, you ' ve still got two more years to go. Make the most of them . . . they could be the best years of your lives. And to you, our little freshmen . . . take care of yourselves and hang in there. Soon you ' ll be writing in this space, trying not to cry, yet, knowing it is inevitable. To Sister Virginia Marie, a simple thank you for lack of better words. The faculty has our love. But you all know that . . . And so . . . wish us luck in our lives . Once in a while think of us , we ' ll be thinking of you. Maybe we ' ll return someday and let you know how we ' ve done, and see how you ' ve been managing without the mighty class of ' 75. And make memories . . . they ' re so important to look back on , in the quiet part of your mind , in the stillness of an autumn afternoon . . . sometimes . . . SL- ' t- - ' C- Laura Alvarado Yolanda Antuna Lydia Alemania Rose Marie Arredondo Nancy Marie Arambula Lydia Ann Avila 36 Patricia Barraza Mary Barker Blandina Beluan Aida Blanco Laura Ann Berru Lisa Canales 37 Grace Casarez Abigail Dolores Cano Elizabeth Castillo Martha Cervantes Rosie Castruita Rebecca Theresa Chavez 38 Manha Contreras Elizabeth Cole Sandy Contreras Cecilia Delgadillo Adela Bernadette Coronado Maria Teresa Diaz 39 Emily Dominguez Cecilia Diaz -Infante Sylvia Susan Duane Jennifer Engle Aida Rita Duenas Gina Marie Fairless 40 Julie Garcia Carol Franco Theresa Garcia Linda Ann Guidry Martha Gonzalez Nancy Hansen 41 Rita Mariza Hocharian Karen Higuera Maiia Jimenez Karen Kamalski Linda Johnsrud Linda Lara 42 Teresa Lopez Jennie Ledesma Maria Teresa Lugo Mary Esther Magallanez Lydia Loretta Luna Amanda Marmolejo 43 Lisa Mary Mendoza Elisa Martinez Jeanette Marie Monroy Marcie Najar Lorette Montes Virginia Najera 44 Marie Ochoa Rossana Nino Raquel Marie Omelas Tisha Marie Paniagua Christine Ozuna Teresa Paulin 45 Jane Mary Pineda Beatrice Perez Terry Ann Riley Eleanor Rodriguez Angle Rodriguez Terry Rodriguez 46 Lupe Frances Saavedra Esperanza Fuentes Rulfo Rebecca Saavedia Maria Shalako Diane Patricia Saenz Cecilia Sifuentes ii Norma Urista Grace Tabe Susan Valdez Laura Valencia ■.fPSS ' SE., Catherine Valencia Josie Valenza 48 Maria Vargas Karen Van Dahlen Margaret Ann Velasquez Ann Weimholt Cindy Vidaurri Celeste Marie Zaragoza 49 Juliann Conales Laura Adela Alcantara Lisa Dyvig Pauicia Ann Fox Liz Flores Diana Guena 50 Ilda Mercado Yvonne Maninez Myma Peralta Reflections . . . oh very young What will you leave us this time? There ' ll never be a better chance to change your mind And if you want this world to see a better day Will you carry the words of love with you? Will you ride the great white bird into heaven? And though you want to last forever you know You know you never will And good-bye makes the journey harder still Oh very young What will you leave us this time? You ' re only dancing on this earth a short while Oh very young What will you leave us this time? 51 Laura Alcantara FONDEST MEMORIES: The day I met Frank; March 10, 1974; Jun- ior and Senior Prom; Christmas Dance ' 74; Disneyland with Rose, Steve, Frank and me; my frosh, Patti; my four years here at S.H.M. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Frank and Steve yelled Hullo out of the car. AMBI- TION: To be successful in what- ever I do and make Frank happy . Lydia Alemania FONDEST MEMORIES: My frosh, Patti and Vivian; my junior Ber- tha; my sophomores Cindy and Joanne; THEE CHAIN GANG; all the fun times with my friends; summer ' 74. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Lupe rode into the mud after she had seen me stuck in it; asking: What time is it? at Disneyland; riding around in Laura ' s overcrowded car; the party at Burger; when they threw Blondie in the pool; going out with the group . Laura Alvarado FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; my frosh; all the good times with the gang. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Riding my overcrowded car. USUALLY SEEN WITH: THEE CHAIN GANG. ' ' r P V i m 1 K O 1 : mff H Yolanda Antuna FONDEST MEMORIES: Christmas Dance ' 73; Junior- Senior Prom 1974. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Lisa came to school with two different shoes on! AMBI- TION: To become a secretary. 52 Nancy Arambula FONDEST MEMORIES; Meeting Manuel; 4 6 74; 9 8 74; best friends with Connie; Disneyland with Cathy and Laura; my frosh; my soph. ; my junior: Sophomore dance; Christmas Dance; Ring Day and Night; Field Day ' 74; Grad Nile ' 75; Father-Daughter Dances. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Meer ' s classes; the table; retreats; racing Rosie. AMBI- TION: To find LOVE, PEACE, and HAPPINESS with Manuel. Rose Marie Arredondo FONDEST MEMORIES: My senior Julie; my frosh Margie; my soph. Laurie; jrs. Olivia and Elodia; Ring Day and Night; Christmas Dance; our Proms; winning the Candy Drive; my senior year and the others years here at SHM; all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The day we went to Jack ' s and Lydia didn ' t get her soda. AMBITION: To go to col- lege and lead a long happy life . Lydia Avila FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Night; Christmas Dance with Ruben; my frosh Darla; soph. Marlene; junior Maureen; Vicky P. , Alice D. , Pat V. , and my family. FUNNIEST MOMENT? Teasing lese and making Liz mad. AMBITION: To be a Stew- ardess and to have my parents proud of me. Mary Barker FONDEST MEMORIES: All my friends; ' getting to know J. and A.; my freshmen Maria, Rosa and Luz; Meeting Jimmy; Class Day ' 74; off-campus lunches; Junior year; Finals ' 74; Tommy ' s; English III; Christian Values; Marriage; Algebra II; Historyll. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Seeing an actual case of St. Vitus Dance; Breakfast at House of Pancakes after Ring night; hearing Be that as it May for the hundredth time. Pat Barraza FONDEST MEMORIES: New Year ' s Eve 1 1 74; being CAR- LOS ' GIRL; 10 31 73; my freshman Wanda; my sophomores Annette and Erika; my junior Chris; Cantwell and SHM Prom ' 74; Christmas Dance ' 73- ' 74; my years here at SHM; my senior Ring Day; all my friends that I met at SHM. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time we almost crashed on Garfield because the Chain Gang was honking the horn. AMBITION: To be an Interpreter, or a Dental Assist- ant, and just to live a happy life and to get the most out of it. Blandina Beluan FONDEST MEMORIES: My frosh Roberta; my sophomores and jun- iors; Ring Day; my four years at SHM; all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Getting 15 people in Laura ' s car; Asking What time it is? at Disneyland; when David chased us after a game; decorating Frank ' s car. FAVOR- ITE EXPRESSION. That ' a nice car. Laura Berru FONDEST MEMORIES: Going out with Liz, Manny, Cecilia, Ernie and Tony; Meeting Tony; 2 23 74; Sophomore Dance ' 73; Christmas Dances ' 73- ' 74 with Tony; Junior and Senior Prom with Tony; my friends; my fam- ily. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When we went to eat at Dino ' s after our ' 73 prom; the time the radiator blew up in Tony ' s face. AMBITION: Go on to college and become a Legal or Medical Sec- retary . Aida Blanco FONDEST MEMORIES: My 4 years at SHM; Oct. 5, 1973; SHM Prom ' 74 and ' 75; Cant- well ' s Prom ' 74; Christmas Dance ' 74; 6 8 74; Ring Day and Night; 12 14 73; Thee Chain Gang; Summer of ' 73 and ' 74; talks with my sisters; my two frosh, soph, and junior; all those special moments. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: (Gym Class Frosh Yr.) What a Baby! ! ; the daily chases with Lupe , Liz , etc . after English . 53 Lisa Canales FONDEST MEMORIES: Coming to SHM in my junior year; Cant- well ' s Dances; my freshman Susie Garcia and initiating her; Meeting Thee Chain Gang; going to Salesian ' s Dances; Sen- ior Prom; Christmas Dance; Ring Day. FUNNIEST MOMENT: When Sandy hit a car and ran. AMBITION: To be a legal secre- tary or a stenographer . 54 Elizabeth Castillo FONDEST MEMORIES: All the Good times with my buddies; Ring Day; the table; my frosh Yolanda; my four years here; I ' ll always remember my brother Alex. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time we packed everyone in Bud and I bumped into a car; cruising in Rosie ' s GTO; the beach trip at the end of junior year; Griffith Park; my frosh ' s initiation. AMBITION: To live life with good health, love, and happiness. Abigail Cano FONDEST MEMORIES: My four years at SHM; all my teachers; my parents; first day of school; seeing El Ballet Folklorico; junior lunches on the lawn; Ring Day (3 23 74); 4 5 74; Summer of ' 74; A.S.B. elections; ' 75 finals; Class Day ' 75; Ana, Dina, Diane and my freshmen Maria and Ginny. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Jane dancing La Bamba; fill- ing water balloons in the bath- room soph . year with Jenny , Susie, and Rita; Ring Night; breakfast at the House of Pan- cakes after Ring Night; Summer Civics Classes. Rosie Casiruita FONDEST MEMORIES: Sopho- more Dance; Christmas Dance ' 73 and ' 74; Senior Prom ' 75; 5 10 74; 4 years at SHM; my frosh Lonaine and her initiation; jun- ior Becky; Ring Day; all the good times I ' ve had with my friends and the good times that were spent with Ray . FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The beach and the bananas; the races with Cathy and Nancy; all the cruising; Liz ' s car (Bud); ring night behind the cunains. Grace Casarez FONDEST MEMORIES: My four years at SHM; my freshman Sally; Ring Day and Night (3 22 74); Winning the Candy Drive Senior Year; my friends; Class Day ' 75; Graduation; being year- book editor. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Aida B. , Syl- via D . , and I were going to be attacked by the patrol dogs; off campus lunches; the alligator incident at McDonald ' s; going to breakfast at Denny ' s with my freshman and friends at 5:00 in the morning. AMBITION: To attend Cal State University, Long Beach and major in Crimi- nology . Martha Cervantes FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; all my friends; my freshmen Lina and Patty and Christie. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Almost walking into the Boy ' s shower room at MHS; being an angel; the M. D. got bubble gum on her nylons; Summer of ' 74. AMBITION: To become an optometrist. Rebecca Chavez FONDEST MEMORIES: The day I was accepted into SHM; my friends; the great times we had together; myfrosh. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: What if s . . . Para papa! ; the times at Ensenada; cracking jokes diuing class; try- ing out for varsity cheerleader. AMBITION: To become a teacher for handicapped children . FONDEST MEMORIES: These past four years at SHM; our Proms ' 74 and ' 75; Caniwell ' s Prom ' 74; Christmas Dance ' 74; Ring Day Night 3 22 74; Thee Chain Gang ; Good times with Eddie; 3 26 74; my freshmen Alma and Pat, my soph. Norean and my junior Valorie; all those other special moments. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When we fit 15 peo- ple into Laura ' s Monte Carlo on Ring Day and we split a tire; hanging Terry by her tennis shoes in the gym freshman year. Martha Contreras FONDEST MEMORIES: 11 14 72; 11-10-73; Hector 8 4 73; the day I got my car; my friends; my freshman Kathy. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Making up poems in English Class 9 16 74. AMBITION: To be happy and make others happy . Sandy Conueras FONDEST MEMORIES: All the people at SHM; March 8, 1974; Meeting Cesar; Christmas Dance; SHM Prom ' 74 and ' 75; luly 10, 1974; Sophomore Year; Thee Chain Gang ' s adventures; my Freshmen, Sophomore and Jun- iors. Thee Chain Gang. FUNNI- EST MOMENT: Laura ' s crazy ideas. AMBITION: To live life the fullest I can and to make Cesar as happy as I can; to meet more people . Adela Coronado FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of ' 74; my friends; parties with Lori and Gina; my Frosh Alex. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time I went to Mary Helen ' s party and I fell into the bath tub; Gina at Sparky ' s party. AMBITION: Nursing Juliann Corrales FONDEST MEMORIES: January 1, 1974; Father-Daughter dances; Freshman year; my two fresh- men; making new friends and becoming close to old ones; my four years at SHM; being happy. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time Karen fell out of her desk; Laura trying out for cheerleader. SPE- CIAL THANKS TO: My parents for putting me through school. 55 Cecilia Delgadillo FONDEST MEMORIES: 4 19 74; Ring Day; Junior and Senior Prom; Bell Gardens Prom; Summer of ' 73- ' 73; meeting Ernie; Going out with Tony Laura, Manny, Liz; and Emie; my friends; my freshman and junior; FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Taking away Brittner ' s chair in Sec. Proc. ; dinner at Dino ' s aftei the Prom; Meer ' s religion class. AMBITION: Lawyer. SPECIAL THANKS TO: My mom and for all she has done for me . Maria Diaz FONDEST MEMORIES: All the good times I had with my friends; my frosh, sophomore and Junior; Ring Ceremony. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time I got gum stuck on my nylons; our birthday parties; Terry Riley ' s sneezing. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: It ' s belter to have tried and failed, than never to have tried at all. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Eleanor, Terry, Grace, Josie, etc. Cecilia Diaz-Infante FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day and Night; my freshmen Patricia and Nickie; Mrs. Malta ' s reli- gion class; the beach; going to Disneyland with the bears; a spe- cial someone. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Meeting head on with a pole. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The Bears (me, Mary, Becky, Tisha, Lori, Rob, Davy, Stefie, Garabiel, Louie 56 Emily Dominguiz FONDEST MEMORIES: Nov. 1, 1972; Summer of •73- ' 74; Feb 17, 1973; May 10, 1974; my freshman and junior; all my friends; Guys and Dolls. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: GTO; the table; Rosie and Beatrice at the beach; Ring Night. AMBITION: To make people laugh and to make a spe- cial person happy someday; to get my license. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: I want my license ! ' ' Sylvia Duarte FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting my friends; Junior and Freshman year; 4 13 74; 3 8 74; Ring Day and Night; 5 18 74 at the Rodger Young; Senior Prom Christmas Dance ' 74; my frosh; all the other terrific times I ' ve had these past four years with my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Playing cripple in Meer ' s class; Psychology with Aida and the kleenex; Javier playing his make believe trumpet. Aida Duenas FONDEST MEMORIES: SHM Prom ' 74; Cantwell Prom ' 73- ' 74; Father-Daughter Dances; all the group. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Sneakers for Streakers; Carol ' s crazy attacks. AMBITION: To marry Tommy Navarrette and always be happy. PET PEEV- E: The Rubber Duck. Lisa Dyvig FONDEST MEMORIES: Sopho- more Dance of ' 73; my good friends; Ring Day and Night; teachers (including Sr. Bernard); Christmas Dance of ' 73; my frosh Rose Mary; my junior Olga: my sophomore Arleen; Graduation; Class Day ' 75; FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time Liz C. , Liz F. , and myself got a ride from the Roller Drome to the nearest phone booth, by a couple of policemen in a squad car; the time Martha, Olga, and myself went to a show dressed in 50 ' s fashion . Jennifer Engle FONDEST MEMORIES: My senior; my frosh; junior year; my friends; Queen of the Messes; FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Lunches with my friends; the time I fell over in my desk during class and no one could help me because we were all laughing too hard . AMBITION: To become a doctor, also to backpack and see alot of the country. PET PEEVE: Insinc- erity in people; people looking down on someone because they ' re different . Gina Fairless FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of ' 73- ' 74; meeting Eddie; sum- mer in San Diego; Cantwell ' s Prom ' 73; 1 23 73; Cantwell ' s Football Games; my freshman; my friends; getting my car; Lori and Adel. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Adel and I got locked in the bathroom at Sparky ' s party; going to Mars with Eddie, Karen, and Louie. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Adel, Julie, Karen, Juliann, Lori, Vir- ginia, Doreen, Terry and Eddie. Liz Flores FONDEST MEMORIES: My four years at SHM; meeting some spe- cial people who mean so much to me and sharing my months with a very dear friend . FUNNIEST MOMENT: The time I forgot something important at Kathryn ' s house. AMBITION: To simply be myself, and to study P.E. and music for my career. Patricia Fox FONDEST MEMORIES: TONY; my friends at SHM; my freshman Marisela, my junior Naomi; Ring Day and Night; the art room and my friendship with crazy Sandy and Chris. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Being a Silverette; la bamba and Proud Mary; Birthday parties; Huevo breakfast after ring night; being the official bell ringer; Hamlet. AMBITION: To be a successful artist . Carol Franco FONDEST MEMORIES: When I met Victor; July 6, 1974; Junior Prom ' 74; Cantwell ' s Prom ' 73; FUNNIEST MOMENT: Whenever Marie does her baby act. AMBI- TION: To live life. PET PEEVE: Cantwell ' s dances; guys who hold up walls at dances; Rubber Duck. 57 Julie Garcia FONDEST MEMORIES: 12 5 72; 5 1 74; Beer Can Tops; my 4 yis. at SHM: Ring nite. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Selling toilet paper at 5 cents a sheet. Hoard- ing Cream puffs with Daph . AMBITION: To be a Psycholo- gist. PET PEEVE: Friends who are backstabbers; guys who think they ' re Mr. America; Electric windows. Theresa Garcia FONDtST MEMORIES: All my friends from SHM; Ring Nite; my frosh. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time we got blocked in Salesian ' s parking lot at lunch. AMBITION: To be a registered nurse. PET PEEVE: People who think they are bad when they are not. Martha Gonzalez FONDEST MEMORIES: All my good friends and teachers; my frosh; my Soph, and Jr.; Ring Day and Nite; Glee Club with Mr. DeLange; my best friends Liz Flores and Lisa Dyvig. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Riding the bus with Lydia and Becky; acting weird with Lisa , Becky , and Lydia during and after school . AMBITION: To go to college and get a degree as a teacher for the handicapped and to be happy. 58 Diana Guerra FONDEST MEMORIES: Cantwell ' s Proms •73- ' 74; SHM Proms ' 74- ' 75; Christmas Dances; Sopho- more Dance; Being elected ASB Secretary-Treasurer; being a Cantwell and SHM cheerleader; Drama Club; my frosh. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Drowning in the auditorium; getting stomped on while cheering; when Myrna was a sexy fly; my bean fight with Annie on Ring Nite; Gina ' s jokes at lunch. PET PEEVE: Drill team practice; Lorette ' s burps and flirting; being late. Linda Guidry FONDEST MEMORIES: 8 29 73; ' 73- ' 74 Christmas Dance; ' 74- •75 Jr.- Sr. Prom; Ring Day; all the good times with my friends; my frosh Liz and my 4 yrs . here at SHM. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Going to lunch in Rosie ' s car; going to the beach at the end of Jr. Yr; my frosh initiation; Ring Nite; our table; Emily, Rosie, Jenny, Beatrice, Celeste, Norma, and Liz. AMBITION: To be successful in life and make the special person in my life happy. Nancy Hansen FONDEST MEMORIES: All my friends I met and became close to for 4 yrs. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time we almost got caught by a vehicle inspec- tion with 9 people in a Toyota; when we did the bunnyhop down the beach in front of restaurant windows. AMBITION: Become a Dental Hygienist owning a Ken- nel of Setters. PET PEEVE: Sell- ing World ' s Finest. Karen Higuera FONDEST MEMORIES: My frosh year; and our senior of ' 72; my frosh; soph. , and jrs.; Jr. retreats; Ring Day and Night; my summers of ' 71 and ' 73; my trips to San Diego and Huntington; my summer of ' 74 with David, Lor- etie and Laura; Rose Parade ' 74. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Cindy and I thought we were being followed; the whole junior yr. ; having Donna as my Physical Science partner, (neither of us knowing anything). PET PEEVE: Guys who say girls gossip; certain guys calling my friends a click. Linda Johnsrud FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting Patrick and leaving Ventura . FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The day I walked out of the bathroom with my shin tucked into my drowers. AMBITION: To be happy and succeed in life. Rita Hocharian FONDEST MEMORIES: My friends at SHM; 1 2 3 stomp with Ski in Rm 112; Jr. yr.; ' 73- ' 75; Class Day ' 75; my senior Josie; my frosh Espie; my soph. Susie; my friendship with crazy Chris. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Zip pill formula in Phys. Science; being a Goldie, but goodie; Huevo breakfast after Ring Night; the night of Teri ' s bridal shower; Tin-foil baseball; red rover; birthday parties and La Bamba lunches. AMBITION: To fulfill my hope and goals through my life. Karen Kamalski FONDEST MEMORIES: Father- Daughter Dance; my friends; Ring Day; Our Table; 1-2-3 stomp with ho. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: 9 people in a Toyota and a vehicle inspection. AMBI- TION: Get out of L. A. PET PEEVE: Tobacco; World ' s Finest. SEEN WITH: Oki, Poki. Arti, Choki, John, P.F. , B.B. , Pineda, Radar, Jeni. Munchi, and Irene . Maria Jimenez FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; 8 30 74; my frosh Brenda and Mercedes. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Summer of ' 74. AMBITION: Psychologist. PET PEEVE: Red cars. Linda Lara FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Night; 7 17 74; 9 5 74. FUN- NIEST MOMENTS: Falling down the side of a mountain during the snow trip; Jr. Yr. AMBITION: To lead a successful life. PET PEEVE: People who call you up and have nothing to say . 59 Jennie Ledesma FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct. 19, 1973; April 26, ' 73; my prom; all the good times with Tommy; 2 17 73; my freshman Lori. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time Celeste drove Liz ' s car at Gar- field; driving in Rosie ' s GTO. SPECIAL THANKS TO: My par- ents who helped me and for put- ting me in Sacred heart. SPE- CIAL MOMENT: Being crowned Cathedral ' s Homecoming Queen for 1974-75. Teresa Lopez FONDEST MEMORIES: All four years at SHM; meeting Michael in freshman year and sharing so many memorable times with him; a special Sunday in March 1972; my presentation with M.G. and all my friends who made it so special and unforgettable; being Sophomore Dance Princess; Cantwell ' s Prom ' 73- ' 74; SHM Prom with M.G. ' 74- ' 75; being elected A. S.B. Vice-President; and of course my freshman , my sophomore, and junior. Teresa Lugo FONDEST MEMORIES: My senior Lupe; my two little frosh Christ- ina and Tita; all my friends and especially those who have tried to help me find myself. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: When we almost walked into the boy ' s shower room at MHS; when M.D. got gum on her nylons; having one of my brilliant friends acting like a moron in Algebra II; The Penny Lips! AMBITION: To be successful in whatever field I choose . Lydia Luna FONDEST MEMORIES: The day I was accepted at SHM; Ring Day and Night; all my friends; my frosh Lynn. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The time at Ense- nada when Becky and I were run- ning at night, couldn ' t see which way we were going and lost each other; Varsity Cheerleading try- outs. AMBITION: To lead a happy life and own a Sheepdog . Mary Magallanez FONDEST MEMORIES: My fresh- men Georgina and Sandy; Ring night 74; Summer of ' 74; my friends; the Bears; having my parents help me through my years at SHM; Graduation; Senior Prom; Christmas Dance ' 73. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: All four years here at SHM; Disneyland and the Bears; when we nearly caused a major flood at the gas station; Candy Drive ' 73. AMBI- TION: To be an accountant; to own a 240z. Amanda Marmalejo FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; 9 13 74; talking during lunch with my friends; my sweet fresh- man; my 4 years at SHM. FUN- NIEST MOMENT: Almost walk- ing into the boy ' s shower at MHS. AMBITION: To become a doctor . 60 Elisa Martinez FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; Europe Trip ' 74; all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Our lib- erated woman act; bringing Jane ' s drink to her 3 hours after I went out for it due to unfore- seen circumstances; Diane ' s imitations; singing out the win- dow with Diane in Florence . AMBITION: To be an interpreter and to travel all over. PET PEEVE: Having to wait; selling candy. Yvonne Martinez FONDEST MEMORIES: My friends; my freshmen Daisy and Leticia; Ring Night; Christmas Dance of ' 73; being elected Pep Club President; meeting some real nice people here at SHM. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Spraining my ankle when coming from a game and the team canying me to the bus 72. AMBITION: To be successful in life and to become a Probation Officer. Lisa Mendoza FONDEST MEMORIES: Prom 1974; Christmas Dance ' 73; my 17th Birthday; Ring Day and Night; My frosh. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Sneakers for Streakers; when Carol ha d her spastic attack at lunch time . AMBITION: To become a Stew- ardess. PET PEEVE: Rubber Duck. Ilda Mercado FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day and Night; freshman year; my freshman Gloria . FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Learning how to drive the Road Runner for the first time; going places with Gregg. AMBITION: To become an Exec- utive Secretary . Jeanette Monroy FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day: Prom ' 74; my freshman Terry; my sophomore Lydia; my junior Nellie and Corinna; being with all my friends here at school. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Falling off my desk in biology; being a Silverette; birthdays; doing my routine with Jane during lunch; senior lunches; being a matchmaker. AMBITION: To do the best I can and to be happy. Lorette Montes FONDEST MEMORIES: My four years with a certain guy; being Cantwell ' s Homecoming Queen ' 72- ' 73; meeting Paul Newman; the summer nights of ' 74 with (Karen, David P. and my brother); my four years at SHM. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When I was laughing and I swallowed a moth; when I got in trouble in Algebra Class for making Donald Duck noises and Sr. Bernard made me walk up and down the halls for an hour quacking. 61 Marcie Najar FONDEST MEMORIES: Finding my good friends; Danny; our Proms; Salesian Prom ' 74; Christ- mas Dance ' 74; Sophomore Dance; my frosh; my sophomores and juniors; 3 24 74; THEE CHAIN GANG; Grose Group. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The day when Sandy hit the truck; Frosh Initiation; the day we fit fifteen people in Laura ' s Monte Carlo and the tire split! AMBITION: To make a life for myself and lead a long , happy and fulfilling life with Danny . Virginia Najera FONDEST MEMORIES: 2 28 73; Loyola Prom; 12 22 73; summer ' 74; my four years here at S.H.M. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: At a party when Jill fell on her face and sat on a puddle instead of on the bench. AMBITION: To be a Dental Hygenist or a model. Rossana Nino FONDEST MEMORIES: All my friends at S . H . M . ; my frosh; Cantwell Prom and Grad Nite 1974; the monument; cruising the Blvd.; all other schools; meeting J. P. at a dance; Ring Night. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Getting blocked in Salesian ' s Parking lot during their lunch time; Mandy ' s car on fire; chasing the purple car; sprinklers at Ashiya Park. PET PEEVE: People putting all the girls from S.H.M. down for what a few girls do ! Marie Ochoa FONDEST MEMORIES: 12 29 73; my frosh; Ring Day. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: When Chiis said, Shuper Short and Carol ' s hand. AMBITION: To get mar- ried and go to college. PET PEEVE: Getting out of school late and people with big mouths. Raquel Marie Ornelas FONDEST MEMORIES: My four years here at S.H.M.; my friends and all the things we did together; Ring Day; Graduation; winning the election for ASB President. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mom and Dad for all the help, love and encouragement they ' ve given me. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Putting up the Christmas decorations five min- utes before the dance; selling candy with Doobie Doobie . Chris Ozuna FONDEST MEMORIES: Father- Daughter Dance; Ring Day; my brother ' s wedding. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Marie getting stuck on the escalator! AMBITION: To go to college and become a sec- retary. PET PEEVE: My THREE friends . Tisha Paniagua FONDEST MEMORIES: My friends; my two frosh; Ring Day and Night; summer ' 74; The Bears; all the good times. FUN- NIEST MOMENTS: When Cecilia bumped her head on the pole; the stop at the gas station; riding around in Maria ' s car; our table on campus. Teresa Paulin FONDEST MEMORIES: Canfwell Prom 73 and 74; Queen and Homecoming Princess; my frosh, Lori; being with my special guy who is VERY SPECIAL. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Initiation; being at the Pancake House at 5 o ' clock a.m. with curlers and pajamas on and sitting on a baby chair! AMBITION: To be a court stenographer. PET PEEVE: Con- ceited and Impolite guys. Myrna Peralta FONDEST MEMORIES: 1 28 73; 3 3 73; Sophomore Dance; being in my aunt ' s wedding; Ring Day; Cantwell Prom ' 73; being pan of the play , Candrophenia; Cantwell ' s Graduation ' 74; the night Mike came home from Vegas; my frosh, Doreen; juniors, Becky and Joanne; but most of all the GOOD TIMES with Mike. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Sandy ' s baseballs in P.E. ; Laura trying out for cheer- leading; Hogan ' s Heroes on Ring Night; Diana and I trying out for Drama ' 73 and babies! ; seeing my graduation proofs. Beatrice Perez FONDEST MEMORIES: Spending 7 4 74 with Mario; Cathedral ' s first dance in ' 73; 5 11 74; sophomore year with the girls; my frosh, SANDY; summer ■74. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Cruising in the GTO; Jenny ' s skirt getting stuck on the gears; eating lunch on the orange table with my friends in my Junior year; lis- tening to Rosie sing! ; Norma rid- ing a bike; Downtown with Jenny. Jane Pineda FONDEST MEMORIES: 6 11 73; Montebello Prom ' 74; all my friends; my lil ' sis, Julie; Susie, Sachiko, Lydia Ann; my four years here at S . H . M . ; FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Being an unusual GOLDIE BUT GOODIE; my Tina Turner bit with a touch of La Bamba; Ron throwing a pie in my face! AMBITION: Be success- ful in all I do. Marry my guy, RON. SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mom and Dad. Terry Riley FONDEST MEMORIES: My frosh, Kelly; soph. Sue, Lue, and Jean- ette; Ring Night; all my friends; my frosh year; my car, Putt- Putt. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Playing cripple with Diane dur- ing History; Diane and Maria singing on Ring Night; being thrown in the showers during P.E. AMBITION: To get married to a fox that has a great personality. To become a nurse . Be the hap- piest girl in the whole U.S.A. 63 Angle Rodriguez FONDEST MEMORIES: MARTY; Cantwell ' s Prom ' 74; 3 9 74; 9 9 74; Ring Day; Soph. Dance; Class Day ' 75; my Senior; my freshmen. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Marty ' s talking shoe; Sophomore year with Meers; lunch table in Jr. year; Marie ' s baby; selling candy with Sister Jean. SPECIAL THANKS TO: My parents, Karen, Gina, my friends. Eleanor Rodriguez FONDEST MEMORIES: Gonz; Ring Night; my freshman Nurie and Debbie; 7 1 74; Junior Retreat; Blanca; Hawaii ' 72; Let- ters to Ana; Lucretia and Soy Yo; Steve ' s unwettable Afro; Easter ' 74; my car Talia. FUN- NIEST MOMENTS: Terry and Joe at Polar Place; the time Nurie and I went shoppping and I almost went over a curb while watching a cute guy go by; Magic Mountain; Amy and Albert on the rockets at Disneyland . Terry Rodriguez FONDEST MEMORIES: Joe; my freshmen; Junior Retreat; La Vervena; Yosemite; Disney- land. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Leo fell ice skating at Polar Palace; China Town; Magic Mountain with G.G. and S. AMBITION: To be a nurse and to be part of Joe ' s life. 64 Espie Rulfo FONDEST MEMORIES: Spending my high school years with Man- uel; 11 5 71; Cathedral ' s Prom ' 73; my freshmen; Loretta and Nicky; my Senior Prom; Ring Day; my Sophomore Lonaine; 11 5 73 at Ports of Call; Seeing Manuel ' s face when I gave him his ring; my 4 years of high school; 9 7 74; Chain Gang; all of my special moments. FUNNI- EST MOMENTS: Taking pictures of those superhams; my friends; Meer ' s Balloon fights. i Lupe Saavedra FONDEST MEMORIES: FRANK; 2 3 73; our proms; George; Thee Chain Gang; The Grosse Groupe; my frosh Debbie and Susie; soph. Jeaneite, Sue, Nory, and Joann; Junior Liz; my sisters; and our talks; For the good times. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Lydia wasn ' t wearing her glasses and she rode into the mud; SANDY ' S weird faces! ; Espie ' s report on cats. AMBITION: To graduate with at least 1 honor and to marry Frank; Cantwell Homecoming Princess Rebecca Saavedra FONDEST MEMORIES: Christmas Dance ' 73; Seaside on the Cliffs; Bosco Prom ' 74; concerts; all my friends (The Bears); experience I ' ve had in life. FUNNIEST MOMENT: The day Cecilia bumped into a pole. AMBITION: To succeed in all that I do, to also finish college and to attain my goal in life and to be a healthy and happy person. Diane Saenz FONDEST MEMORIES: Europe ' 74; my freshmen Diane Lopez; my friends; 9 22 74; S.H.M. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The Liberated Woman ' ' by Lisa and me; being a silveretie ; our lunches; Disneyland Senior Year. AMBITION: To continue my edu- cation and make my parents happy. m y- -ie: ■ :■ - i Grace Tabe FONDEST MEMORIES: All my friends, especially my freshman Cathy; my junior Monica; Sum- mer of ' 74 from July 3 till the 1st day of school. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When the nine of us rode in Karen ' s Toyota; when we all did the bunny hop in front of the restaurant at the beach. AMBITION: Go to college, have a career, travel. PET PEEVE: Putting my seat belt on. Maria Shalako FONDEST MEMORIES: All my friends here; my freshmen; my cousins; Seniors of ' 74 especially Martha and her gang (Sara, Lupe, Pat, Juanita, Diane); Ring Day; 4 14 74; Junior lunches with the gang. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Driving around in Bunny (my car). AMBITION: To become a writer, to make my mom proud of me , to try to make the one I love , love me . Norma Urista FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct. 19, 1973; Christmas Dance; the happy and good times with Joe; my frosh Rosie and her initiation; Ring Day; all my friends at S.H.M. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Our table ; the way 1 met Joe; Rosie ' s GTO and Liz ' s Bud. AMBITION: To become a dental assistant, also to make that spe- cial guy in my life very happy. Cecilia Sifuentes FONDEST MEMORIES: MANDO; 11 27 74; Montebello ' s Prom; my frosh - Lisa and Terry; Soph. - Gloria and Cindy; Junior - Irene; my prom; 9-27-74; Thee Chain Gang; Ring Night; all the good times with my friends; my little friends from the park Cesar, Frankie, and Ruben. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Fitting 15 people in Laura ' s car; going to the beach with Laura, Tony, Cecilia, Ernie, Liz, Manny and Mando; Sandy ' s weird faces and sound effects; going out with the gang. Susie Valdez FONDEST MEMORIES: My years at S.H.M. especially junior year; my senior DEE DEE; my freshmen; my fantastic friends; Queen of the Messes ; alias B.S. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Tin-foil baseball; La Bamba; Red-Rover; Being a Goldie; junior lunches; Rita Ho. knows; Huevo breakfast after Ring Night; when- ever the group got together. AMBI- TION: Go to C.S.U.L.B. and major in music and P.E. Back pack across U.S. and Canada. Carry out my present plans for the future . 65 Cathy Valencia FONDEST MEMORIES: My frosh Francine; Disneyland with Nancy and Laura; Ring Day and Night; Jr. retreat. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Miss Meer ' s classes; Ring Night; the day at the park; the lunch table; off campus lunches. AMBITION: To live a long , joyful and meaningful life and to make someone happy someday. Karen Van Dahlen FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; my frosh. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Silverettes ; the oldie goldies rumbles; the gang; over stuffed cars. PET PEEVE: Over simplica- tion of explanations which is mentally degrading. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: . . . and a half actually . . . L aura Valencia FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting that very special person; 12 28 72; 3 24 73; Disneyland with Nancy and Cathy; my frosh Becky; Ring Day and night; my senior and sophomore year. FUN- NIEST MOMENTS: Racing Char- lie down Whittier Blvd.; Disney- land; at our table when we would kick everyone off of it; off cam- pus lunches. AMBITION: To suc- ceed in life whatever it may be. PET PEEVE: People you know and shine you on. Marie Vargas FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day; Summer of ' 73; all my friends; my freshman Maria; my little brothers and sisters. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Nearly walking into the boy ' s shower room at M . H . S . ; being angels in our Spanish play. AMBITION: To make my parents proud of me. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: God Bless America! Josie Valenza FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting Vince; Ring Day. FUNNIEST MOMENT: Frosh year during P.E. in the gym showers. PET PEEVE: Term papers and book reports. 66 Margaret Velasquez FONDEST MEMORIES: Ring Day ' 74; Hamlet ; junior year; our table; Renaissance Faire; my freshmen Laurie and Renee . FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When sis- ter ate the stepped-on burrito; La Bamba; When Cathy S. said Hi! Larry Baby! to Larry Calderon during initiation; when Karen and I took a ride to N . D . ' s house; At least he ' s not a cottonball. ; John Denver con- cert: July 12, 1973. W J Cindy Vidauni FONDEST MEMORIES: Getting to know my freshmen; Cantwell ' s Prom ' 73; Soph. Dance; Ring Day; my four years at S.H.M.; my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: When Karen fell out of her desk; Hogan Heroes on Ring Night; Karen ' s corsage at the Christmas Dance; English play when Donna and I told Karen to limp; Laura trying out for cheerleading; when Karen and I thought we were being chased . Ann Weimholt FONDEST MEMORIES; Our trips to Canton City in freshman year; Oklahoma ; the bean fight with Diane; Laura ' s cheerleading try outs; sitting on Laura A. ' s car after school Jr. year; my fresh- men; all my friends. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: The bus on the way to Palm Springs; When Diana drowned in the auditorium; when Sandy acts wierd in class. Celeste Zaragoza FONDEST MEMORIES: My frosh Gloria; Ring Day; my years at S.H.M.; all the friends I ' ve made; my Prom. FUNNIEST MOMENTS: Rosie ' s GTO; Liz ' s Bud; Beach Trip 74 ; Ring Night; cruising the regulars; The Bananas; getting lost at Griffith Park; the table; Mr. Cool and Freshman initiation. AMBITION: To become a pharmacist and live a life full of love , happiness and FUN!! Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness , and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky . But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part . If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more , we shall speak again to- gether and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. Kahlil Gibran 67 rstS v .:. ' r ■ y ' - i Class of V6 We never realize how fast time goes by. As freshmen, We discovered a goal , to make this school a place to grow , think, learn and make new friends. As sophomores. We found ourselves involved in many more things than we expected . Already juniors. We reflected upon the past two years. Juniors we are today , The middle class, experienced but not yet seniors. This is the time when we reflected on our inner being to discover our true selves . There were tears and laughter, joy and sonow. Even now , When we have just learned to really look at ourselves. We can see those tear-stained pockets. Here and there , Hidden between the joys we have come to cherish. Taking what we have learned , We the juniors. Are looking forward to putting them into use. To share our thoughts and emotions with you. We are constantly thinking about Ring Day and Night and our first prom . We tingle with this feeling of joy. Just thinking about the wonderful moments ahead, and We all hope you will share this feeling with us, A feeling of experience worth, and achievement. Yolanda Amy Acosta Alba .:f k r m HF ' ' Bl Kk JL nH J MT m ■i ' slJHK ' Rebecca Almanza Teresa Armas Alicia Armendariz lima Arnold Rhonda Carlin Judy Norma Diaz Maria Domingo Anna Duenas ■ 1 I ■ HS ' t ' 1 ■ ■ -S ■hh 1 r vV Wr- ' C ' 1 mJ !■ 75 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Chiisiine Gaiza Eleanor Giron 76 Pat Juarez Ivonne k 78 Christine Margoni Judy McLellan Olga Melendnez 79 Olivia Paniagua Hilda Peralta 80 Sylvia Romo 81 Cecile Elodia Martha Mary Grace Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sandoval Sauceda 62 Angelica Trujillo Elizabeth Valenzuela Hermelinda Vargas Doreen Viega Sylvia Villar Melody Waer Wendy Young 83 Looking back as freshmen, we will always remember the warm welcome to S.H.M. Last year was the crowning of Miss Valentine, freshman Marie Solorzano. With her triumph, the freshmen spirit grew. Now we are sophomores, the class of ' 77, and our spirit is still growing. Although we were defeated in the Candy Drive , the sophomore spirit was never daunted . We cheered at the candy rally as though we had achieved victory. February 15th was another memorable date for the sophomore class. We will always treasure the memories of our sophomore dance. The evening slipped by as we were busy dancing, taking pictures and having fun. We all enjoyed Field Day, and the laughter and excitement of this school year. We Mighty Sophomores show our spirit where ever we go and whatever we do. This year is ending quickly . . .and soon we will be the Mighty Juniors! ! ! Lina Naomi Mary Ann Maria Joanne Alvarado Arellano Arias Armas Arroyo : iL ' Ti Donna Rosa Carol Sandra Lorraine Barrio Benitez Calderon Calva Canales 86 iKrm-T- Abi nr ■■ M .••irt PHOTO PIP pi rHoro NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAIIAMI Anneue Dolores Diane Carcano Canasco Casteneda L eucia Castro ■ sr .0,0 m- ■ % ' Not Avo ' fabJ Connie Kaiherine Chavez Chavez Kaihy Crummit 87 Lizabeih Diaz Maria Sue Enriquez AbienI when ptcfures kvpre made Mary Espaiza Maria Lue Enriquez Cynthia Eshom Diana Gallagos Mary Folgolsong Victoria Fianco Lonaine Fiagoso 88 Dolores Garcia Susanna Gonzales Mary Guidry Michelle Gunn Toni Hernandez Jane Holguin Betty Ledesma Lydia Leon brlinda Levin 89 1UU a ' i Annette Lopez Antoinette Lopez Sonia Lopez Virginia Lopez Rosalinda Lugo Cynthia Machuca Yolanda Maldanado Irene Marquez 90 Susanna Marquez Arlene Maninez Elayne Maninez )l Rosario Maninez Vivian Maninez Leticia Medina Norene Moreno Sandia Montoya Lisa Mungia Victoria Olivas Mary Noriega 91 ■i-= JTa -n-- ' l f Judith Torres Loretta Valdivia Joanne Yee 93 Staning all ovei again is going to be hard . . . We came from the oldest grade in our grammar schools to the youngest grade at S.H. W. We came from many different schools only a few of us knowing each other. But during this year, we ' ve made many new friends and have come to know one another better. As a unified class, we have eagerly participated in the Candy Drive, pep rallies, assemblies. Freshman Initiation and Welcome Week. We are slowly but surely becoming acquainted and with a part of S.H.M. The class of ' 78 is looking forward to the coming three years. The Spirit that has been shared with us gives us the opportunity to look ahead with expectation and happiness. We ' ve experienced the friendship and the glowing spirit of others. Our seniors, juniors, and sophomores have all shown us something unique and special . We know that in all our years at S.H.M. , we will express the same unity and spirit of everyone in the school and . . .no matter how long , no matter how hard . . . we will make it because we are the mighty class of m ' .|j i ■ X ' - vX- T Maria Lisa Ana Patricia Lori Patricia Arias Avila Banuelos Beilharz Bianchetii Brewster Esperanza Rosemarie Bobbie Pauicia Cathryn Darla Buiciaga Burgos Calderon Calvo Canales Cano 96 Michelle Delpit Mary Devine 97 Una Guzman 98 Lori Diane Maria Gloria Rosalinda Maria Debra Liming Lopez Lopez Lopez Lucero Macias Rose Magallanes Debra Marquez Stephanie Malicoat Alma Martinez Darlene Maninez Martha Martinez 99 Rebecca Oropeza 100 Rose Vivian Catherine Monica Dolores Sylvia Rodriguez Romero Resales Ruiz Saavedra Salgado 101 Norma Anionia Mary Mary Daisy Valadez Ventura Villa Yanez Young 102 103 ' ' m ., ffij  v Mf l K |ir ■J ' -s ' -00:i: : Nii- t i Halloween Assembly The Four Tops We did the mash , we did the monster mash . The most blood thirsty couple . M l H T l rj£ HSi ' ' ' t ihI 1 Hj ps mmmmmmm mm - JSh ■ F LiiL I have no time, I ' m all wrapped up. 106 I use cover-girl and boy does it cover! Halloween Dance Blondie, you ' ve got Leggs. The Valley of the Dolls! Raggedy Victor and Raggedy Carol . 107 Junior Miss 1975 Participating in the 1975 Montebello ' Junior Miss Pageant competition from Sacred Heart of Mary were Lydia Alema- nia, Rita Hocharian, Teresa Lopez, Lisa Martinez, and Jane Pineda . These five firls along with ten other girls from the neighboring high schools in the city of Montebello competed in the various categories of scholastic achievement , physical fitness, creative and performing arts, and poise and appear- ance. Having been a participatn in the Junior Miss Pageant leaves me the feeling of contentment. The excitement of meeting new friends and experiencing the fun times was somthing shared by all of us. Junior Miss helped me realize how important my friends are to me and so in turn strengthened the bonds even more. The memories are countless, espe- cially those memories of the feelings of when you ' re on that stage with all those eyes watching you in all your splendor and you ' ve got that wide smile across your face because you ' re proud. Rita Hocharian Being in the Junior Miss Pageant was something very special to me. It helped bring out the best in me, while, at the same time, 1 met girls both from Schurr and Montebello. I made new friends and also strengthened my friendships with the girls form my school . Everyone worked together toward a common goal. There was no competitive feeling among us. The pageant was both exciting and beautiful and when it was all over, it left me happy yet sad. I will always treasure that memories and friends that the Junior Miss Pageant has left me. Lisa Martinez I had the opportunity to be a participant of junior Miss and I ' m glad. It was a fun experience because I met many fan- tastic seniors from other high schools. Practicing the routines were a bundle of laughs! And when it came to the real thing, it was beautiful to see all the girls in their best. I ' ll always remember the happy and sad moments we all went through, especially that spirit of unity we had. Jane Pineda : ?:i iiS ::5KKSa; Teresa Lopez is pictured here separately due to an illness. 108 Lydia Alemania Winner of the Creative nd Performing Arts Category Being involved in the Junior Miss Pag- eant was a great experience for me because it showed me that a group of girls from everywhere could pull together and work towards one common goal - a beau- tiful show. I also enjoyed meeting many new people and sharing the good times. Also, making those new friends made the long and tiresome practices much easier to bear. Learning about what other girls thought about different things by sharing opinions proved to be really interesting because it opened my mind to what other people felt. All that work paid off too - the pageant was really beautiful. The whole evening was topped off when I won the award for creative and performing arts by playing Arabesque. It was hard to believe that those long years of prac- ticing my piano had finally proven some- thing to me. Thanks mom and dad. And thanks to everyone who made this such a memorable event in my life. Rita Hocharian Lisa Martinez Jane Pineda 109 Christmas Assembly The Christmas Assembly is a cher- ished tradition at Sacred Heart of Mary. This year ' s assembly fea- tured hilarious skits performed by the student body. This year ' s Santa , Sandy Contreras was jolly and generous. jg j; ; i Jii.. — no L r;v5- ■  , ' ■; v ; ljSv;:-ii i ' . Ill Thanksgiving Mass This is the time of year when Sacred Heart of Mary offers up a mass to give thanks for everythin g each girl has received in the past year. This year was different. At the end of the mass Mr. Zimmerman led the school in a new song . Everyone joined in and got carried away. The whole school loved the new and different approach to a Thanksgiving Mass. 112 Retreat 74 A group of twenty-four girls shared a very heart- warming experience on a weekend retreat organ- ized and led by Ms. Laura Stein. The atmosphere for the retreat was set by the clear air and the beautiful surroundings of Big Bear , California . Also accompanying the girls were Fr. Haley, Miss Marilyn McCandless, Mrs. Genie Mildon, Mrs. Rosalie Sandoval and a good friend of Ms. Stein ' s, Mary Goodwin. The high point of the retreat was the warmth shared by all on Saturday night as everyone enthu- siastically participated in the celebration of the mass. Although leaving on Sunday afternoon came quickly, the memories still being shared will remain for a life time. 113 And here is Miss Valentine of 1975, Annette Magallanes. Miss Valentine Shy Shirley Mildon and Mickey McCandless. Lovers in the Park Who ' s the leader of the Club Who ' s made for you and me , M-1-C-K-E-Y M-C-C-A-N-D-L-E-S-S 114 Children ' s Theatre Through the joint efforts of Sacred Heart of Mary and Cantwell, the drama club produced The Clown Prince of Wanderlust this year. This new type of entertainment, entitles the Children ' s Theatre, which is in its second year, performed in December for several grammar schools in the area . Thanks is given to everyone who worked together to make this production a successful one. 115 Act 1: A Cockeyed Opiimist. Frank Lopez and Joanna Belcastro. I Act II: Happy Talk. Lorette Montes and Bart Bogy . fM South Pacific Act II: Honey Bun scene. Act I: Bali Hi. Carlos Munoz, Blandina Beltran and Jesus Mora. Act 1: Bloody Mary. Carlos Munoz, Alex Gomez, Debbie Orozco and Fernie Hernandez. 6 Brother Vincent Kenny C. F. C. Director Tony Torres - Assistant Director. Brother Kenneth Koweleski - Music Director Bring out the spot lights, make-up, props and cos- tumes. It ' s now time for all the actresses and actors to show off their talent on stage . CAST Bob Helling Stage Manager Henrietta Blandina Beltran Ensign Nellie Ferbush Joanna Belcastro Emile de becque Frank Lopez Bloody Mary Debbie Orozco Stewpot Alex Gomez Luther Billis Jesus Mota Professor Carlos Munoz Lt. Joseph Cable, USMC Bart Bogy Capt. George Brackett, USN Tony Marquez Liat Lorette Monies Lt. Genevieve Marshall Myrna Peralta Engisn Lisa Manelli — Rosalind Rincon Ensign Connie Walewska Liz Vidaurri Ensign Janet McGregor S. Chavarrio Ensign Bessie Noonan Terry Paulin Ensign Pamela Whitmore Diana Guerra Ensign Rita Adams Kathy Saenz Ensign Sue Yaeger Ann Weimholt Ensign Betty Pitt Lupe Saavedra Ensign Cara McMrae Liz Lopez Ensign Dinah Murphy Gracie Sauceda 117 Clubs Audio-Visual Club Top Row: I. Ibarra, W. Young. Boitom Row: M. Guidry, V. Rodriguez, J. Diaz. Not Pictured: V, Baldwin, J. Engle (president), Sister Teresita (moderator). La Sociedad Hispanica Top Row: E. Martinez, M. Barker, J. Pineda (Pan Am Chairman), L. Avila, M. Gonzalez, R. Arredondo, M. Alvarez, B. Cervantez, A. Magallanez, S. Garcia, L. Guzman. V. Olivas, M. Arias, A. Cano, R. Ornelas, R. Soto, MissM. McCandless (moderator). Middle Row: M. Martinez, V. Navarrete, B. Paniagua, R. Regalado, L. Flores, D. Saenz, A. Alcantara, R. Crespo, S. Paniagua, K. Chavez, S. Cano, R. Benitez, C. Cervantez, D. Martinez, P. Flores, M. Delpit, D. Salgado, L. Alvarez, T. Hernandez, M. Estevez, B. Chavez (president). Bottom Row: F. Diaz, L. Quijada, B. Kagawa, M. Tapias, L. Sandoval, B. Oropeza (sec . -treasurer) , C. Hernandez, S. Salgado, Y. Martinez, L. Luna. Not Pictured: L. Alcantara (Pan Am Co-Chairman), L. Baez (vice-president), P. Calvo, D. Cano, L. Dyvig, L. Gonzalez, Y. Maldonado, S. Martinez, S. Marquez, L. Medina, L. Rualcaba, M. Sanchez, A. Trujillo, L. Valdivia, D. Young. Bio-Medical Society Top Row: R. Najera, S. Cano, L. Guzman, M. Gonzalez, V. Navarrete, S. Rivas, M. Martinez, D. Cano, M. Noriega, E. Martinez, C. Hernandez, R. Burgos, L. Gutierrez, R. Gomez, B. Angulo, Y. Martinez, I. Castaneda. Middle Row: R. Carbajal, S. Salgado, L. Alvarez, V. Olivas, D. Salgado (treasurer), N. Moreno (secretary), J. Yee (president), L. Rincon, P. Calvo, T. Hernandez. Bottom Row: D. Moroney, D. Gallegos, D. Carrasco, M. Alvarez, S. Marquez, J. Cerecedes, L. Bianchetti, B. Ramos, A. Gonzalez. Not Pictured: F. Diaz, D. Young, L. Avila, L. Avila, P. Brewster, L. Castro, K. Garcia, S. Montoya, M. Rivas, L. Rubalcaba. Sr. Francis Xavier (moderator) . 118 - ■ y Library Club D. Morales, Mrs. R. Saur (moderator), M. Dominguez, I. Padilla. Not Pictured: M. Arias, E. Diaz, D. Gallegos, A. Gonzalez, R. Gonzalez, S. Gonzalez, R. Lugo, E. Martinez, M. Noriega, H. Peralta . La Societe Francaise Top Row: Miss A. Sarkisian (moderator), E. Linzar, A. Enriquez, D. Barrio, J. Valenza, T. Santo, E. Martinez, G. Foglesong, M. Noriega, H. Lindmayer, G. Walker, S. Rivas, M. Tapias, S. Minami, D. Young, M. Alvarez, G. Tinoco. Bottom Row: L. Enriquez, M. Contreras, T. Lopez, E. Rodriguez (vice-president), j. Pineda (president) L. Martinez, D. Saenz, T. Ri. ' ey, M. Diaz, T. Rodriguez. Not Pictured: A. Alba, L. Alvarez, D. Baldwin, ]. Baquera, E. Broguiere, G. Casarez, J. Davis, S. Enriguez, A. Johnsrud, S. Kane, G. Lombardo, E. Ortiz, A. Ventura, L. Vidarri, J. Yee, M. Gonzalez. Business Service Club Top Row: S. Romo, j. Casillas, E. Garcia, G. Casarez, ]. Valenza. Bottom Row: M. Magallanez, R. Hocharian, L. Guzman, Y. Rodriguez. Not Pictured: A. Alba, A. Duenas, J. Garcia, C. Lopez, Y. Magallanez, T. Paulin. 119 Liturgical Club Top Row: M. Gonzalez, P. Fox, L. Dyvig, K. Van Dahlen. Bottom Row: Ms. L. Stein (moderator), J. Pineda, M. Barker, R. Benitez, S. Valdez, I. Engle (president), L. Luna, B. Chavez, M. Velasquez, MissD. Tymon (moderator). Not Pictured: A. Armendariz, D. Baldwin, K. Chavez, L. Flores, O. Gonzalez, K. Resales, D. Saenz, G. Sauceda, R. Hocharian, K. Kamalski, M. Kimoura, S. Malicoat, L. Martinez, T. Riley. Glee Club Top Row: L. Baez , V. Olivas, S. Salgado, D. Saenz, M. Ouesada, S. Cano, G. Maninez. Bottom Row: A. Ventura, S. Paniagua, O. Gonzalez, M. Arias, F. Dominguez, M. Gonzalez, L. Lopez, Mr. J. Gulak (director). ir -- Officials Club Top Row: R. Benitez, K. Chavez, D. Baldwin, R. Anzai, R. Morales, S. Malicoat, D. Casteneda, J. Arroyo, P. Beilharz, Y. Martinez, M. Noriega, E. Martinez. Middle Row: S. Morimoto, C. Ono, T. Ventura, L. Valdivia, K. Saenz, G. Foglesong, Y. Maldanado, R. Carbajal, B. Oropeza, D. Vega. Bottom Row: N. Ruiz (president), L. Valenzuela (vice-president), ' L. Baez, (sec- ueasurer). Not Pictured: Sister Angela (moderator), R. Cano, F. Dominguez, A. Haro, M. Quesada. 120 FOREIGN STUDY LEAGUE The summer of 1974 will always be a memorable experience lo Jane Pineda. Elisa Martinez, Diane Saenz, and Mrs. Jones. They traveled through Europe and had many new wild adventures such as . . . Jane ' s undergarments being thrown out purposely from the window on the fourth floor in Vienna. And we ' ll always remem- ber that Lisa had a ball in Florence. Of course, we must not forget the time the water had run dry in Rome when Diane was in the shower covered with soap! Mrs. Jones was truly a sweet mom to the three uncontrollable girls. A special thanks to Mrs. Jones from the three of us. Marbellite Staff This year for the first time. Sacred Heart of Mary ' s News- paper is put together by the journalism class. And what a Fantastic staff they are! Headed by Mrs. Mildon the Mar- bellite staff is always on hand to report the latest scoop, and bring it directly to the students. With Mary Barker and Oli- via paniagua as chief editors, Terry Armas and Virginia Najera as front page editors, Lisa Dyvig and Olga Gonzalez in charge of the creative writing and editorials, Josie Baquera and Jeanette Monroy as feature editors, Laurie Pena as sports editors, and Maureen Poon and Alice Armendariz as special editors, you can be sure of getting the truth, and nothing but the truth! Let ' s hear it for the power of the P ress! Pictured: Terry Armas, Josie Baquera, Mary Barker, Olga Gonzalez, Maureen Poo n , and Jeanette Monroy. Christian Action Thanks to this organization that is dedicatd to the expres- sion of Christian priniples and values through service to those in need. Pictured: Susie Kane, Josie Baquera, Chris Hewitt, Olga Gonzalez, Nellie Osumi, Vivian Silva, Sachiko Minami. Not Pictured: Sister Angela (moderator), Gracie Sauceda, Raquel Ornelas, Elaine Broquiere, Cecile Sanchez, Wendy Young, Martha Gonzalez, Irene Hiyoshi, Monica Kimura, Amy Alba, Cathy Perez, Daisy Young. 121 7975 Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff Moderator: Mrs. Michele Rainis Yearbook Staff Editor: Grace Casarez Staff Assistant-Editor: Margaret A. Velasquez Staff Assistant-Editor: Mary Barker Financial Managers: Patricia hox and Karen Kamalski 122 « % ' . ' SS ' .:: -i ' ■k -,:-,-lMt ll««  M H wir ■ Our Beloved Yearbook Staff: We have worked all year to get this wonderful yearbook out on time. Our Staff: Nancy Arambula, Rosemarie Arredondo, Mary Barker, Grace Casarez, Aida Duenas, Pat Fox, Rita Hocharian, Karen Kamalski, Jane Pineda, Eleanor Rodriguez, Espie Rulfo, Diane Saenz and Margaret Velasquez. And with the undying help of our fantastic yearbook staff moderator, Mrs. Michele Rainis, this book was made POSSIBLE. 123 Honors Congratulations to all the honor students of Sacred Heart of Mary . The following seniors have been recognized for their outstanding efforts and accomplishments in scholastic achievement as well as in community service. XV- BETTY CROCKER FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW Elisa Martinez CO - ED CORRESPONDENT Mary Magallanez YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL CERTIFICATE Jane Pineda OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA Mary Barker Maria Diaz Rita Hocharian Teresa Lopez Elisa Martinez Raquel Ornelas THE SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Mary Barker Grace Casarez Maria Diaz Cecillia Diaz - Infante Rita Hocharian Mary Magallanez Amanda Marmelejo Elisa Martinez Raquel Ornelas Jane Pineda NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row: Nancy Hansen, Mary Magallanez, Pat Fox, Raquel Ornelas, Amanda Marmelejo. Middle Row: Jane Pineda, Diane Saenz, Grace Casarez. Bottom Row: Grace Tabe, Maria Diaz. Not Pictured: Mary Barker, Abby Cano, Cecilia Diaz-Infante, Elisa Martinez, Leticia Paniagua. WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Top Row: Mary Magallanez, Raquel Ornelas, Amanda Marmelejo, Cecilia Diaz-Infante. Bottom Row: Maria Diaz, Jane Pineda, Rita Hocharian, Grace Casarez. Not Pictured: Elisa Martinez, Mary Barker, Anne Weimholt. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION SEAL BEARERS Top Row: Nancy Hansen, Jane Pineda, Diane Saenz, Grace Tabe. Bottom Row: Amanda Marmelejo, Mary Magallanez, Maria Diaz. Not Pictured: Mary Barker, Abby Cano, Elisa Martinez. 124 , CUM LAUDE HONOR SOCITTY Top Row: Mary Magallanez, Nancy Hansen, Diane Saenz, Maria Vargas, Grace Tabe, Raquel Ornelas. Bottom Row: Jane Pineda, Maria Diaz, Grace Casarez, Rita Hocharian, Pat Fox. Not Pictured: Mary Barker, Abby Cano, Elisa Martinez, Leticia Paniagua. BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS Back Row: Raquel Ornelas, Maria Vargas, Cecilia Diaz - Infante. Front Row: Amanda Marmelejo, Elisa Martinez. Not Pictured: Maria Diaz. GIRLS ' STATE Raquel Ornelas was chosen to take part in the Girls ' State activities during the summer of 1974 TOP STUDENTS Grace Tabe in the field of Science and Mathematics. Mary Barker in the field of Liberal Arts. Socials Winter Loveland ' ' Christmas Dance of 1975 Queen and Court: Princess Cecilia Diaz - Infante and escort Jaime, Queen Ann Weimholt and escort David, Princess Cecilia Delgadillo and escort Ernie . 128 129 Belong to You ' ' The class of ' 77 participated in the annual Sophomore Dance on the sparkling evening of February 15.1975. The auditorium was transferred into a Valentine Sweetheart ' s paradise, the focal point being the throne which was occupied in the latter part of the eve- ning by the lovely Letty Medina, who reigned as Queen, and her two princesses, Marie Solorzano and Leticia Castro. The sopho- mores and their escorts were entertained by Sky and the spirit on the dance floor attested to the band ' s success. The evening was beautiful - one the sophomores will long remember and cherish. 130 Father- Daughter Dinner Dance 132 ■ : ' ' Home Comin Courts of 1975 Cathedral ' s Homecoming Queen Jennie Ledesma Cantwell ' s Homecoming Queen Dolores Carrasco (( TORk Cantwell ' s Homecoming Court: eft to Right: Ann Haro, Lupe Saavedra, Judy De La O. Not pictured: Norena Moreno Salesian ' s Homecoming Princess Tisha Paniagua 133 . m:n, Sports Volleyball Varsity. Left to Right, Top; Miss Higginboiham , Gina Foglesong, Martha Sanchez, Liz Flores, Ann Weinholt, Angelica Tmjillo. Bottom: Pat Mall, Irene Hujoshi, Nancy Hansen, Cathie One, Kathy Chavez. Not Pictured: Amy Alba, Irene Serna, Grace Tabe and Susan Valdez. Junior Varsity. Left to Right, Top: Mrs. Flaherty, Valerie Baldwin, Joanna Arroyo, Betty Juarez, Letty Chavez, Fran Dominquez, Naomi Ruiz, Jeanne Coukoulis. Bottom: Monica Kimura, Marie Lucero, Yvonne Martinez, Judy De Lao, Laurie Pena, Doreen Castillo. Not Pictured: Becky Oropeza. 136 rhis year ' s Varsity Volleyball Team was without a doubt a great success. Jnder the spectacular leadership and coaching of Our Coach, Miss Higginbotham . This year our team tfas one that had much Spirit , get up and go power. We thank you the scooters for supporting us. -- 137 Student-Faculty Volleyball Game On November 22, the annual Student- Faculty Volleyball game was held. The faculty, determined to win, ran out to the courts in their glittering uniforms and tennis shoes yelling their supper turkey cheers. The Scooters gave the Turkeys stiff competition. At the end of the vigorous battle the students proclaimed their victory. 138 ' Ruff, Ruff Hey sister, What ' s the name of your new dance? v ■■ - - V V ' It ' s my ball and you can ' t have it. Here comes MIMM girls, HIDE IT!! ' Hey you guys the game ' s over here 139 Basketba Varsity: Top Row: Miss Higginboiham (coach), Luz Baez, Jo anne Arroyo, Frances Dominguez, Amy Alba (co-captain), Nancy Hansen, Liz Flores, (captain), Rosemary Morales. Bottom Row: Debbie Casteneda, Susi Valdez, Pat Mall, Kathy Chavez, Monica Sifuentes, Grace Tabe. This year ' s basketball varsity and junior varsity teams were very enthusiastic and spirited which led them to many victories. With the help of Miss Higginbotham and Mrs. Flaherty these victories were possible. Their teamwork is good and they help each other constantly, compliments Mrs. Flaherty. Congratulations to the teams and good luck next year! 140 J.V. A : Top Row: Irene Serna (captain), Ruth Anzai, Eleanor Giron, Leiy Chavez, Mrs. Flaherty (coach). Middle Row: Monica Kimura, Diane Casteneda (co - captain) Irene Hiyoshi. Bottom Row: Susie Davis, Lisa Martinez. Not pictured: Yvonne Martinez, Angelica Trujillo, Doreen Castillo. Due to technical difficulties the J.V. B team is not pictured, nevertheless, we wish to acknowledge their participation in this year ' s basketball success. Members of the J.V. B team are: Lisa Alvarez, Maria Alvarez, Rosa Benitez, Rachel Castiellanos, Kathy Gracia, Mona Garcia, Julie Legaspi, Marie Lucero, Becky Palestino, Mona Salsmeda, Rose Soto. Junior Varsity , 141 G.A.A G . A . A . President and Sport Girl Liz Flores G.A.A. Vice-President: Amy Alba. G.A.A. Secretary- Treasurer: Frances Dominguez. Sweaterholders, Top Row: L. Flores, A. Trujillo, L. Baez, K. Chavez, G. Tabe, N. Hansen. Bottom Row: J. Coukoulis, I. Serna, P. Mall, Y. Martinez. Not Pictured: S. Valdez, J. Arroyo, and A. Rodriguez. 142 Pep Club President: Yvonne Martinez Vice-President: Mary Ann Garcia Secretary- Treasurer: Norine Moreno ■j-iU? Sweaternolders: (pictured) C. Vidaurri, L. Momes, A. Alba, M. Peralta, and P. Mall. 143 SHM Cheerleaders 4i S.H.M. School Cheerleaders Totum pole (top to bottom) Pat Cole , Terry Torres , Lilia Gonzalez , Olivia Paniagua , Mary Ann Garcia , Ann Haro . Class Cheerleaders i - 5.i%- This year ' s class cheerleaders have scooter spirit. They eagerly decorated the hallways during spirit week and cheered their class onto victory. They look forward to Field Day when they will lead their classes in a competitive drill activity. Class Cheerleaders: (top left) Seniors (top to bottom) Laura Alcantara , Linda Johnsrud , Rosanna Nino , Laura Valencia , Leticia Paniagua (top right) Juniors (top to bottom) Cecile Sanchez, Cindy Garcia, Nellie Ocasio, Judy Morales, Melody Waer, Alice Armendariz. (center left) Sophomores (left to right) Yolie Maldonado, Norene Moreno, Irma Ibbarra, Rosoland Rincon , Suzie De La Rosa , Jeanette Davis, (bottom left) Freshmen (left to right) Becky Paniagua, Loretta Rincon , Barbara Argandona , Barbara Kagawa, Wandy Castillo, Susie Davis. 145 Cant we 1 1 Cheerleaders :i f i Lupe Saavedra Diane Guerra Siephine Chavvanio Raquel Legaspi 146 «,_,.„• ■ Dina Garcia . Q (.a AW Salesian Cheerleader: Leity Lopez v? • oLe tJ-oU. U.Uii.4 - -C O Kit ; When we all first Isarned we were Cantwell cheerleaders , we thought nothing could ever be better for us. We even went to cheerleading camp just so that we could learn new stunts and techniques, and at the end of that we brought home a couple of ribbons , pride and a great deal of spirit. But the best was yet to come; the football and basketball games, the rallies, the competition, the dances, the sore muscles and throats and all the other great times that came along with cheerleading. One of the other nice things was that we made many friends, both from Cantwell and other schools. We found out what real rivalry and sometimes disappointment meant. But this is all part of a beautiful thing called spirit and believe us, Cantwell is No. 1 (rah!) Lupe Saavedra Cantwell Junior Varsity: (top to bottom) Vickie Rodriiiuts, Erika Linzner, Sue Enriquez, Anne Enriquez, Lonaine Fregoso, Lydia l on. 147 LORELEI PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 148 2621 W. Beverly Blvd. , Moniebello, Ca. 90640 721-4282 OURLADYOFLOURDES 3772 E. Third St. Los Angeles, Ca. REV. MATTHEW BROWN. Pastor and ENGRAVING COMPANY REV. TIMOTHY MALONEY REV. AMANDO DiVINCENZO 03 Whittier Blvd. 200 B No. Crescent Way REV. PEDRO SOSA s Angeles, Calif. 90022 Anaheim, Calif. 92801 13)723 1524 (714)956-9610 RECORD INN FRANK ' S LIQUOR. INC. Centrol Musical De Las Americas 4819 E. 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Beverly Boulevard Montebello, Ca. 90640 The Freshmen of 108 would like to congratulate the Seniors who have made our first year here a happy one. We came as strangers and left as friends . . . In hope of seeing one another again. MORITZ FUNERAL HOME Serving You 50 Years Our aim is to be worthy of your friendship KING and WINIFRED McPHERSON LAWRENCE D. READ 913 Whitiier Blvd. Montebello, Ca. 90640 J.C. PENNEY 890 W. Beverly Blvd. Montebello, Ca. 90640 726-8362 FORMALWEAR 6130 Whittler Blvd. Los Angeles 22, Calif. 153 II 1.1. Congratulations ! Senior Class of 1975 SAINT BENEDICT ' S I 1022 W.Cleveland Montebello, Calif. REV. CHARLES MASSOTH, Pastor REV. PAULSIEBENAND REV. MARTIN LUGOS REV. EDMUND DECATER THE KING OF DIAMONDS NOW . . . TWO LOCATIONS So ' d THett 7{ e vi 3592 E. rmST ST. BANKAMERICARD  ♦♦♦♦  ♦♦♦♦ 261-9180 MASTERCHARGE ce-THan! MEN ' S AND YOUNG MEN ' S SHOPS 3657 E. rmST ST. 262-2248 LOS ANGELES. CALIF 90063 BOB ARREDONDO MARY ARREDONDO Gilbert ). Sayble meFican CREDIT JEWELERS Angelus 9 0561 4776 Whittier Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif 90022 Complete Ojfice Supplies Furnishings and Equipment Rentals and Repairs Est. 192S typewriter shop tNCORPORATKO EARU PARKER 3d So. Garfield AUHAMBRA. CALIFORNIA 282-4134. 443 ' 2SS6 283-4213 GRANDVIEW PHARMACY Prescriptions 2150 S. Garfield Monterey Park, Calif. We Deliver PA8-8197 154 r fCTQ -1 I dR. ..?3 „„ ' 1930 EAST FIRST STREET - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90033 •f ' ' -. -•gpsi! - .l.- 2I BROOKLYN AVE 2680373 L A CALIF 9O063 ...BEST H %H lt% , . M Htktd!l! 5. Your Home Town Newspaper Since 1936 ]. lllfL?Kl%% and OFFSET PRINT IHG We Print Anything, But REAL Money 08 W. Beverly Blvd. • Montebello. Ca. 90640 72 7-7 735 — 723-2794 t P MOLINARI Bookkeeping and Tax Service VICTOR E. J. MOLINARI i|| ' pta ' d ' cfumd ?H . E E R, -WINE PAIS-K. 2611 West Beverly Boulevard Montebello, California 90640 sVif; hAxWM (213) 722-3490 6,85-7271 Jt3 IMPORTED a DOMESTIC t___; LIQUORS • WINES FOR FREE DELIVERY CALL 721 -1454 GENERAL OFFICES S742 E. BEVERLY BLVD LOS ANGELES 22, CALIF ■ y ■ i suR-iiNir F Al :. Kirs ' DS S E H A bJ 1_A F s P 1 fs c ■ VVERNfiR ]ASER Agent Rets phone pa 8-26V6 701 w, Beverly Blvd MOrslTEBELLO. CAUIF. PA 1-5026 RA 3-8137 155 M time fiCLi ccToelct vi, tc depmt ttcti t etc idl Sdln.(i j jwojyT u e icpe. tht 171 VClLl jfUiUlt IjCL cdl j M tit ndc CjciL all de eue Out l est it)iilm dnd cat ptc.ifeii. If cut 3tej.kinc Hi Ctlf- ' I i. i ' I « 78 Congratulations from the VINCENTIAN FATHERS of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Parish 820 N. Garfield Montebello REV. OWENQUIGLEY, Pastor REV. JACK SHINE REV. FRANCIS WATTERSON REV. EDWARD GOMEZ t ' ..K , f y ANN V 0=4 LA FLORDE MEXICO Bakery Mexicatessen Bread - Pies - Rolls - Wedding Cakes Birthday Cakes Prepared in ■ • 20 Minutes 245 Gladstone, Azusa Also 4586 Whittier Blvd. L.A. Order by Phone 334-0716 L.A. No. 263-4952 We feature Mexican Food To Go Seniors of the Class of 1 975 Say Farewell . . . Good luck 10 Tita and Christine ' 78 Gloria, «1FR0SH, Stay cool luv ya senior Celeste Good Luck Debs and Nuria, senior Leo Happiness always to Ana B. and Julie D. From your big sis! Enjoy SHM, Patti, you senior, Laura Good luck Esther and Maria , luv your senior Linda Good luck from your Big Sis, Linda and Carol Good luck Lupe in your future years, Terry Good luck Suzie Garcia, luv you senior Lisa Marisela - look to the Sun, love Pat Fox Good wishes Maria, your senior Maria Vargas Good luck to Becky and Darlene from Julie Good luck to my lil ' sis - Espie Rene, good luck in everything you do, Rossana Good luck little sisters, with lots of love Jennie Barbara, keep up that crazy sprit, love Maria Good luck Kathy, Laurie and Renee, love Margie Best Wishes to my freshman Martha , your senior Linda Jthnsrud Good luck and Happiness always, Maria and Ginny, love Abb) May you live, learn and love forever Kathy, your semor Juiie Good luck Ramana, luv your senior Terry Good luck Becky, luv your senior Laura Teni and ST strive for the best always,, love Liz Good luck Debbie M. , luv your senior Cecilia Lisa A, and Terry P. , I ' ll MISS YOU! Cecilia Anita and Janet, Good Luckin everything, Maroie Good luck Kathy, luv your senior Martha Contreras Good Tuck Dabia, luv your senior Lydia Goo ' d Luck Lynn, luv your senior Lydia Good luck Wanda, luv your senior Pal Best Wishes to Barbara,. loyejour senior Diana Good luck Sandie and ' Gina, TAKE ' G RE, Mary Good lucfcMitki and Rosa, love alwlj ' s Lisa Ruth, ENJOY life and be happy , youf senior Raqueij Hang ifi ' there Francirte,- your Senior t athie :■■ Maria, Sylvia, and Martha, I ' LLMl S YOU, Cisha Take it easy Becky ' , your seniorjosie;. Be all that you can be Mari and Gf ' ' - Good luck to Lety and Darla from Take care of yourself, Carol-Ski Good luck to my great freshrpaii ,Bi Good luck to Darlene ami 1 a re el la ' Rosie, GOOD LUCK, with much love Emily Nicky and Loretta, I ' ll miss-you lQVi, your senior,Eyiie« Good luck Julie ari4; ' Cecilia , lo tearen your senior Good liick Gina N. And Delores luv Virginia Good luck Kelly, your crazy: seiSjor Terry Terry S. , take care and behave , love your senior Jeanette Good luck Liz Alvarez. luv ySur senior Amanda Good luck L(Hi C. . , lu vour senior Teresa Good luck Leticia Chavez, luv your senior Yvonne Good luck Daisy Young Ip-i ' your senior Yvonne Good luck LUCY and MAJ!Y ELLEN, love always LORETTE Good luck Gloria, iuv your senior ILDA Good luck Lisa Chavez . luv your senior Lisa Mendoza Good luck Michelle Comaduian an4 Vivian Naverette love Teresa Lopez Good luck Lina and Paity. luv ) ' oi enior Martha Good luck Lilian Y. , always yout ' enior Carol Good luck Liz M. , luv your senior Linda Guidry Good luck Mona, lav your senior Martha Gonzalez Good luck MERCEDES and BRENDA , luv your senior Maria Happiness is i freshntan iike Sally, luv ya senior Grace Good luck Corrine luv yqyr serjipr S Good luck Lorraine -iuv Good Luek Cathie and Julie luy ' lt senior Nancy Good luck Patricia B. ,Ju ;QUl- ' ihor Cecilia Diaz-Infante Good luck Ellen M, IwTyg ' s s Becky Good lii ' K Bobble and Mwiicf , luv your senior Becky Cood luck ' Snette, Rachel, and Sherrie, luv your senior Kan Rosa S Cath) C and Ohno! have fun and lots of luck from S Co id Luck Suzanne m yoj next three years to come 1 Good Luck to Our Seniors from the Freshmen of Room 112 Class of 1978 Pa+rons and Sponsors You name ii, I got it If 1 haven ' t got it; you ' ll get it by morning Orlando 722-6996 966-0137 Bud Wolf - John Hancock, Mutual Life Insurance Bus; 213 - 697-1743 Soffa Electric Inc. Los Ange les 269-7555 Martinez Rest Home, Rosa and Victoria Martinez Rolyn of Calif. Rose Honeyman The First Street Store Belvedere ' s. Oldest Department Store 4 Star Cleaners- Mart of Montebello J.C. Penneys - Atlantic Square ]. R. Morales and Associates G and B Jewelers Brack ' s Pain Co. Sammy ' s Barber Shop Rev. Joseph V. Haley. CM. Lucy Navarro and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ken John Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rubalcaba Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shalhowb Jr. Congratulations to the Class of 1975! Mrs. Jones Best wishes to the class of ' 75 from Jane Love and Happiness to the Class of ' 75. Love Mrs. Johnson Congratulations 1975 from 1945 Psssht! Congratulations Terry, from Elayne and Rosalinda 77 Congratulations Jane, love Ebelia Rivera Congratulations to the last of the little Foxes Good luck to all my mijas from mom We love you. Jane, Anhemas and Shemaine e Quiiiones Julie Gonzalez and Rosa Soto always do you own thing Hello Buckwheat from Bubs Knickerbocker Congratulations Jane, love your mom Wishing you happiness and success. Radar, Turtle, and the Fonz Gang. Love Irene and Monchi. Good luck Jane from Alfred and Mercy Congratulations Gina! Love always Eddie Ernie and Cecilia Manuel Joaquin and Espie Rulfo Tony and Laura • Thanks to all our FRIENDS from, FONZ (D. Saenz), BOOM BOOM (J. Pineda), SVAL(S. Valdez), HO (R. Hocharian), and SKI (K, Kamalski) , . . stay cool and don ' t forget us! ! 159 Thanks is a word that ' s hard to define, It ' s more of a feeling and a place in time. This book has finished another year Our farewell to friends far and near, For our lives have finished another day. There are many people to thank, Many things to appreciate. Memories have a thousand words. And though there is not m else to say, We love you all for this fine thing And thank you all for everything. Larry Calderon Lorelei Studios Mr. Zimmerman Mrs. Mildon Brother Kenny MRS. RAINIS and special thanks to the 1975 Yearbook Staff Grace Casarez Margaret Velasquez Pat Fox Karen Kamalski Espie Rulfo Jane Pineda Rita Hocharian Diane Saenz Nancy Arambula Rose Marie Arredond ' Eleanor Rodriguez Aida Duenas Mary Barker 3 -J -J r - .- ' H hi I 5 SI r Z 5 1 C Q C c + c 1 ' vT y -5 I - 1 HcP £ - ' c c c — ft ■; c c r ? r - g o f f it (5 . s ft Tl c S O Si o c L a A ' ' ■• ' I AJ . -.y J ' ¥■ •i: i . ' ' ' . f 1 ' I ' i K ' jri ' - 1 : - «f ' ' I - i 1 J -? ■ ; ' - ' ) -V f.