Salesian High School - Etalon Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1971
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HXOuij Xv :_J Cl ' hi LO- Xlfit i Aj (S i JJLi2 , (, ' bta.OL-4 SALESIAN MUSTANGS Etalon 71 Salesian High Los Angeles, California Volume Z We Are the Mustangs . . . 1 ■l ' H K B. V Bi V t. ., ' U Mi I .J k CldHi J 1971 The Year of the Mustang 2 STEVE VEGA-A SALESIAN ATHLETE AND A MAN On November 6, 1970, Steve Vega broke two vertebrae in his neck while making a tackle of a Notre Dame player. Although he was in pain, he jumped up, ready to ploy again. Even after Steve was taken out of the game, he wanted to return to play with his team. He sat on the bench for half of the fourth quarter, crying. He cried not out of shame, but because he could not help his team anymore that night. Steve has been helping Salesian for four years now. He is a dedicated person who even now, in his hospital bed, wants to be with his team against Cathedral. We know Steve, although not physically, will be there Friday night against Cathedral. I m saw Stop . . . f L o o Listen . . . jt last lodi I iw m ■c 10 •• f «• m IB P. t r. m 1 W: [1 Hl- B FJ MS M Faces ' 12 I MINUTES •••• •••• •••• •••• •••0 SECONDS .••• •••• STATE :i.i VISITOR I i-i 1 DOWN 1 n TO CO M OTR • •••• We Got It... Yeah! 15 Come, mothers and fathers, throughout the land, And don ' t criticize what you can ' t understand. Your sons and your daughters ore beyond your command. Your old road is rapidly aging. Please get off the new if you can ' t lend a hand. For the times, they are a-changing. — Bob Dylan h Table of Contents Dedication 18 Faculty 22 Seniors. 28 Organizations 94 Activities 112 Sports 1 42 Underclass|ien 1 92 Bro Tom Keegon S D B Bro Rudy Bertognolli S.D.B. F ' John Tkalrc SOB i Dedication Over the years, our school has been growing in pride and spirit, especially in the year 1970-1971. There are three men who have dedicated themselves to our school. They stand somewhat in the background and have at times been neglected. At this time, we the Etalon Staff would like to honor these men by dedicating Etalon ' 71 to Brother Tom Keegan S. D. B., Brother Rudy Bertagnolli S. D. B., and Father John Tkalec S. D. B. SAM.ESIAJV HIGH SCHOOL 960 South Soto S(reei — Phone AN 17124 Los Angeles, CaUlornia 90023 June 6, 1971 Dear Graduates: Congratulations on your graduation. You have reached a milestone in your life, one which unfortunately many young people in our city do not reach. You are now setting out on a journey into adult life. All these years you have been making preparations for this important journey: you have been stocking up supplies of information, enlightened attitudes, maturing experiences, and moral and religious values. Your journey on your own will be slow in starting, perhaps somewhat aimless, until you are sure of your itinerary. May your progress through life not be like that of Shake- speare ' s player who struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more . May it rather be like that of St. Paul who at the end of life can say, I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith . As you leave Salesian, your last stop within the boundaries of your preparatory years, all of us members of the faculty wish you Godspeed. We are sad to see you part and yet happy that we have had our share, be it ever so small, in helping you shape your course homeward to the Father ' s house. With love and blessing, Fr. Roger N. Luna, S. D. B. Principal J. I Archbishop Timothy Monning Administrative Council ' ' ' ! Gofci 22 ' - ' Fr AlbcM Mo ' lholl vice Pflnclpal ol Acli. lawrt Wicefffkfhr P ' intlpol of D.uiplint it Mr. George Crook Faculty If ' ' nil ' I d V. 23 Mr. Nolivldod Chovlro Mr Iconord 24 25 Mrs. Mont Mrs. GoMegos Mrs. Montgomery Mr Kenneth loclie f, lo.-y long Siller Ellio Morlln Mr Melford Mr Richord lopei Mr Richard Morllnei Mr. Henry Morneou M Willlom Meccio Mr Dennit Murroy 26 Mr. Corl Raff Mr. Gilbert Ruedoflores Fr. John Tdlec Mr. John Zavala 27 Seniors iii ' mjs imm ' i i PAUL AGUILAR AMBITION: To be successful ond see the world. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, cars, and the Nilolife. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4, Senior Closs Vice President, Annual Stoff , Pep Club 2,3, Homecoming Committee 4. USUAUY SEEN V ITH: Steve, Mike, Tony T., Peter, Robert, Carlos, Gilbert C, les, Frank, Je((, Tom, Rich, Ono, Gil, Louie, Fuiiy, lorry. Dove, the rest of the Wild Bunch, and also Ropper Joe. PET PEEVE: Abbot, Broggers, people who just don ' t core, and being stronded. HECTOR ALATORRE AMBITION: Immigration Officer SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cors, footboll, and Morlho. ACTIVITIES: Footboll 1,2, Senior Closs Secretory Treasurer. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mortho, Moyo, ond everyone else. PET PEEVE: Wetbocks, Lucky Market. CHRIS MICHAEL AMARO AMBITION: To continue in college. SPECIAL INTERESTS: A very speciol wo- man, sports, money, food, cars, good mu- sic, and the Nite-life. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3, Boseboll 3, SLS 2,3, SLS Sgl. at Arms 3, Homeroom Pres. 1,2, Homeroom V.P. 3, Student Council 1,2, Newspoper Staff 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Bobby, Jerry, Sol, John, Ziggy, The Soul Brothers, end the other dudes of 71. PET PEEVE: Big women, girls who don ' t shove their legs, and people who think they ' re cool. warn I I AM1II10N:I( i«OAi m lies. mm SE!i J Mor lol, Ji tig J«, lil J Pt m pffvt IU  NN« ' ' ( 30 GUILLERMO ARANDIA AMBITION: To become a success SPECIAL INTERESTS; Cars, girls, ties. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mutly Loc Mama Rot, Joe, Rick, Ronnie, Big Joe, Lii Joe, Phillip, Bob, o per. PET PEEVE: The cJry season, girls, Fr. Morshall. ufches, J Drop- sluck-up HECTOR ARAUJO AMBITION: To go to college, and to be happy. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, girls, and the Nite-life. ACTIVITIES: Football 4, Track 2,3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Al C, Al V., Henry, Randy, Mora, Mike, Angel, and the rest of the class of ' 7t. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, cholos. Hell Week, □ nd Mexicans thol think they ' re cool hippies. ROBERT F. ARENAS AMBITION: To become a success and do some work in EL. A. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My Bug, money, good times, and someone special. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Student Council, Sophomore Class V.P., Homeroom President 4, Newspaper Staff 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Jeff, Pet e, Mike, Frank, Gil, Tony, Al, and the rest of the VJo ' s in Tony ' s bomb. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, Abbot ' s talks, Cantwell, and Chicanos thol think they ' re whites. i - ANGEL A. ARIAS JR. AMBITION: tow Enforcement SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girlj, sporti, loundi. ond Nile-life. AOIVITIES: Cee, JV, ond Vorsily boll. Homeroom PresidenI 2.3, SK Council, 2,3, Newspoper Sloff 4, S Aclivity Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Duck, Pele, Sovoge. John, a Coor ' s, Curley, and Cosuols. PET PEEVE: No brew, deod Solurdoy ond smelly sock flop dances. Fool- udenl Teto, The LAWRENCE M ARIAS AMBITION: To be successful. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reoding ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 3,4, Honor Society 3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Everydoy people PET PEEVE: Forgetting my locker combi- nation. CARLOS BARAJAS AMBITION: To find myself become some- thing worthwhile. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Unique people, the Arts, ond traveling. ACTIVITIES: Journalism 4. Dromo Closs 4. Art 1, Bike ond Hike Club, Community Service Club, Mission Club, Librory As- sistont 1,2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Phil-Up, Julio, Bob, Gobe. Tony, Poul B., Franko, and Lorry A. PET PEEVE: Low-Class people. Women ' s Liberation, and gum in your fioir.  im m mm: Ti lid foiiilly mo MAI INIE gefitng in tro Cn II[!S: S SWenI Cow elidtnt, Hon 3. mm SKI lobtii, Gil, I «i ' til o( Hi m fEEVE: ( e priifli 32 I ' f ' mr ' P MICHAEL BARRAGAN JOE BARRIOS ENRIQUE BERMUDEZ AMBITION: To be a happy and success- AMBITION: To study low or become on AMBITION: College, Lawyer, or N ful family mc:n with 12 kicJs. engineer. teacher. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Ellena, ditching, and SPECIAL INTERESTS: A very special girl. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl Isobe getting in trouble. money, Nite-life, parties, and foxy babes. and dances. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Music. ACTIVITIES: Bond 1,2, Pep Club I Student Council 1,2,3, Sophomore Class USUALLY SEEN WITH: Bill, Henry, Gil, USUALLY SEEN V ITH: Billy, Bermo President, Homeroom President 1,2, Droma Fernie, Ronnie, and the gang from South- Ronnie, Joe, and Westside Clontor 3. side. PET PEEVE: Solesion, Mr. Lenihan, USUALLY SEEN WIN: VJos, Frank, Jeff, PET PEEVE: Detention, the morning bell. work, and all the teachers. Robert, Gil, Hair Pie Tony, Pilo, Crabs, and girls that ploy hord to get. the rest of the senior doss, and Ellena, PET PEEVE: Cathedral, school, Hawkeye, and the prison gates of Solesion. 33 c K 0 JOHN BERNAL AMBITION: To become o greol succes life end ro ploy college footboll. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My bobe, cor, my people ACTIVITIES: Fooiboll 1,2. Senior Acti Club. USUAUY SEEN WITH: Simlley, Puppet, Belly Pete, one) Mario. PET PEEVE: People thol cannot un slond problems, and Cothedrol. KEITH H. BROADWAY AMBITION: To be somebody SPECIAL INTERESTS: Something! on 31sl, and sports. ACTIVITIES: JV Football 2, Vorsity Foot- ball 3,4, Mustang Board 4. Bosketboll 4, Leiterman Society 3,4, Homeroom Sgt. ot Arms 4, Newspaper Staff 4, B.C.O. 3 USUALLY SEEN WITH; Rudy, Raul, Gory (Stiorl Blue), Chris, The Bear. El Silk, Tom, Vega, and the Velterano Footboll team. PET PEEVE: Burma Road, grass drills and some who thinl they ' re bad people. BERNARD CABALLERO AMBITION: To go to college SPECIAL INTERESTS: People, sports, ond ACTIVITIES: Bosketboll 1,2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Paul C, Rondy Z., Al C, ond Chorly D. PET PEEVE: Detention, Fr. Morsholl, Bulin ' s Book Store, and cheop food ot the Cafeteria. raio i. ( miiiON: S«!A1 m hn, g iior  CH IIIES; iiti I li( mw SI ■( G« V, D anyonE tfl fS-VE: s ;)-up bo 34 PEDRO J CABALLERO AMBITION: To be a doctor, go to col- lege, or a millionaire. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sporls, girls, cars, fun, helping people, women, end a guDor. ACTIVITIES: Yell-leading, Homeroom Presi- dent 2, Bicycle Club, Basketball, Tennis. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Carlos P., Gabriel N., Gus v., George S., Paul G., Elvo F., and anyone who is willing to talk to me. PET PEEVE: A phony ?, girls from R.C., stuck-up babes, and a lousy teocher. MANUEL CALDERA AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cindy, 65 Chevy, and Alhambra High. ACTIVITIES: Golf 2,3,4, Bond. USUALLY SEEN WITH: George, Steve, Ed- die, Duck, The Compadre, Angel, and Oscar. PET PEEVE: Girls who don ' t say Hi. TONY CARDONA AMBITION: To go to college and become more erudite, to be serious someday. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My cor, my friends, all girls, and my collection of magazines. ACTIVITIES: Bond 1,2,4, Pep Club 1,2, Honor Society 3, Chess 1,4, Spanish Club 4, Community Service Club 4, Mission Club 4, ASB Treasurer, Bond Vice-Presi- dent 2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Berto, Phil, Fron- cisco, Carlos, Rudy, Gabe, El Pit, Ronald McDonald, and anyone crazy enough to tolk to me. PET PEEVE: Berto acting innocent in front of girls, ond girls who don ' t wont to meet you. 35 I ' ■JOE I. CARLOS AMBITION: l.A.P.D (Vice Squodl. ond success in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Booze, Rcgino, gel ling morried, ond money. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Lil Joe, Rcgino, Fooly, Regino. John, Rcgino, S. S. Boys, Regino, ond Rcgino. PET PEEVE: JcMers, being broke, oil girls, ond Colholic schools. GARVAN CARVALHO AMBITION: Profcssionol Gombler SPECIAL INTERESTS: Women, and o good job. ACTIVITIES: Footboll USUALLY SEEN WITH: Shon Dog, Cospci, Yogi, and Ihe Brothers. LOUIE CASAOO AMBITION: Police Officer of Ihc L A P.D SPECIAL INTERESTS: A cor, girls, being successful, ond DIone ACTIVITIES: Footboll 1,2, Senior Activity Club USUALLY SEEN WITH: Chuckie, Chris. The Lomb, Frank, Jeff, Hector, Donny, ond Ihe boys on the teom. PET PEEVE: Mr. Fernandez, freshmen who act bod, ugly girls with cars, the word cholo. ond stuck-up girls. uuiwi btlMyi boiltiboll SfECIAI II nol f ' ien bojltlbol.  ni mE! U , Hof lettfDen i«li 3, usuMiri l lboilo • l!ll,H(] mw!: Kt, Gnd Ul 36 RAUL GABRIEL CASTEILANOS AMBITION: To be o success in whatever I choose, to get morriecJ after 21, and live lo be 100 yrs. old and still be able to play bosketball SPECIAL INTERESTS: Big M, o special girl, cool, friendly, happy people, football and basketball. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Homeroom Secretary 2,3, Solesion Leitermen Society 2,3,4, Lettermen Society Secretory 4, Bike ond Hike Club 4, Honor Society 3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The cool ones of the footboll and bosketboll teams, SLS members, myself, Henry, Tom, Rudy, Keith, and Steve. PET PEEVE: People who oct, what they ore not, and unfriendly, stuck-up people. HARVEEN CASTILLO AMBITION: To go lo college ond hove fun. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girlfriend V,V., ond being commanding pilot. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Pete Roman, ond Monfred ■■Cobollo Molina. PET PEEVE: Going to my chick ' s house and not finding her home. STEVE CEBAILOS AMBITION. To get another bike. SPECIAL INTERESTS. Ai of October, o cer- tain girl In la Puenle. ACTIVITIES. Newspaper 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH. Steve Morogo ond the people from JP ' i. PET PEEVE. Coon, wine, detention, baby brother, and ihort hair. 37 J HENRY CISNEROS AMBITION: To go to college, get o good job, moybe get married and ride to Den- ver, Colorodo on o motorcycle. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Money, my cor, good times, football, motorcycles, ond Karen. ACTIVITIES; JV Foolboll 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, lettermen Society 3,4, Letlermen Society Treasurer 4, Homeroom Vice- President 2,4. USUAUY SEEN WITH: Russ, Danny, Raul, Tom, Rudy, Steve, the SIS boys, ond the football team. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, Cantwell, phony initiations, freshmen who think they ' re bod, Rudy ' s ' Chris, ond Bob Lopei. RODERICK CLE . ' .Etj:i. ' . AMBITION: To go to college, U.S.A.f. Jet Pilot, SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, good legs, and qood booze. ACTIVITIES: Drama 3,4, Track 2, Annual Staff. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Foolboll players. The Rap, King Fish, Apple Seed, Main Street, Boogaloo, Bill, and the Brothers. PET PEEVE: Girls who think they ' re good, especially the girls from Sacred Heorl of Jesus. RONNIE COLLINS AMBITION: Sutr;eon SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, Nite-life, Conaty, and Loretto. ACTIVITIES: Foolboll 2,3,4, Track 3, Drama Cub 3,4, Blue Circle 4, BCO 3, Home- room President 1,2, Homeroom Vice- President 3,4, Sludenl Council 1,2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Boogaloo, Buddho, Angel, Yogi, Moin Street, Billy. Henrique The Brothers, and the football teom. PET PEEVE: Phony people, and conceited girls who have no reoson to be. 36 PHILIP CORONA AMBITION: To graduate from college and become a coach. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sporls, cors, girls, and my boy! ol S.M. ACTIVITIES: Track 3, Mission Club 4, Com- munity Service Club 4, Bike and Hike Club 1. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Carlos, Tony, Gabe, Bobby, Julio, Pete, and the rest of the ALFRED COTA AMBITION: To be successful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, music, and a cold cose of Coor ' s. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Bask( 2, Mustang Board 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: the football cleheods of Solesion High. PET PEEVE: Conditioning week, hell and Mr. Ruedaflores. girls PAUL COVARRUBIAS AMBITION: Commercial Artist SPECIAL INTERESTS: Special things, and happy people with open minds. ACTIVITIES: Community Service Club 4, Bike ond Hike Club 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Pimples PET PEEVE: Hodge ' s homework, and rules. PET PEEVE: Dumb iokes, loll gringos. 39 LESLIE J. CRABREE AMBITION: Certified Public AccounlonI, to go to college and not dropout, and to become o big iuccesi in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: The opposite sex, my Ford, and Hector ' s Boss 302. ACTIVITIES: Vorsity Boseboll 2,3,4, KVSH 3,4, Student Council 1, JV Football 1, Junior Acliievement 4 USUALLY SEEN WITH: Tlie VJos, Jeff, Mike, Fronk, Tony, Louie, Pete, Robert, Gul, Gil Romon, the Varsity Baseball players. Hector, Ctiuckie, Frank, Henry, Pete, and Hector ' s dod, B. Godinei. PET PEEVE; The guys that coll Grob— GILBERT CRUZ AMBITION: FBI SPECIAL INTERESTS: To find o girlfriend. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Bosketboll 3, Student Council 4, Senior Class President. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Anybody hanging around the school. PET PEEVE: School MICHAEL A CRUZ AMBITION Electrician or Pilot SPECIAL INTERESTS: The girl at the bus- stop, a cose of Colt 45. ond slopping USUALLY SEEN WITH: Vor PET PEEVE: Yellow socks, thot ran the light. us people, nd the truck m )OHN WilllON: S !C! l INI •; :ml ([TlVIIliS: Mf, W I H.i Sjl. ol i, Dramo We lA i SiUMir iE fell, m. s y teem, tely, m fSEVE: rifll leirei theif (tW villi Solnioi 40 RUDY JOHN DELAFUENTE AMBITION: Criminology or Archi SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, coll ing a good time with the boys and oihe rial person ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3, Track 4, Honor So- ciety 3,4, Hmr. Pres. 2,3, Hmr. V.P, 1, Hmr. Sgt. ot Arms 4, SIS 2,3,4, SLS V.P. 4, Drama 2, Journolism 4, SAC, Blue Circle 3,4, Bike and Hike Club 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Keith, Tom, Henry, Raul, Phil, Steve, cool guys from the foot- boll team, and members of the Lettermon Society. PET PEEVE: People who don ' t show their real selves, and anyone who thinks that their school is better or even compares LEO DELGADO AMBITION: To be a professional musician and live a happy life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Elena Goldner and Cold Duck (band). ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Track 1,2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Steve, Larry, and the guys from the class of 71. PET PEEVE: Dumb people RALPH DEL POZO AMBITION: To get married and live hap- pily ever after. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My car, girls, the Rams, girls, donees, and girls. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Louie, Carlos, Mr. Cool, John, and all the other bod dudes. PET PEEVE: Phantom lovers, VW ' s and girls who shine it on. J ROBERT DIAZ AMBITION: Architect SPECIAl INTERESTS: SoncJfo Arios, ond girls. USUAllY SEEN WITH: Kubo, little Man, Tito Cufu. ond jome of the boys from P.C.C. PET PEEVE: Fr. Morsholl trying to run a PETE DOMINGUEZ AMBITION: Mechonicol Engineer SPECIAL INTERESTS; My Girl, drofting, Plozo C.C , and my cor. ACTIVITIES: Trock monoger 1, Band 2. USUAllY SEEN WITH: Robert, Johnnie, Joey, Julio, Bear, ond the boys from P.C.C. PET PEEVE: Brother Bulin ' s high cost of living at Solesion High. JOHN DOMINGUEZ AMBITION: To become a successful busi- SPECIAl INTERESTS: Coors, women, ond more Coors. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country, Football. USUAllY SEEN WITH: Duck Valdez, An- gel, Robert, and the rest of the boys. PET PEEVE: Teachers thol jump bod. 42 ROBERT DOMINGUEZ AMBITION: To go to college, be a suc- cess, and develop my skills lo the best of my ability. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My future, Conaly, that certain girl, sports, and happiness. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4, JV Track 2, Varsity Track 3,4, Mission Club 4, Community Service Club 4, Bike end Hike Club 4, Student Council 4, Associated Student Body Vice-President, Senior Ac- tivity Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Tony (unfortunately), Gabe, Julio, Frank, Larry, Pidio, Philip, Corlos, Bryant. Padillo, Perez, and Lam- dagan (Queequeg). PET PEEVE: Tonys stupid jokes, kids that act like adults, untrue persons, weoring o cast, and conceited girls. |K li ' r i i ii iia z£m I FRANK DURAZO AMBITION: To be a success SPECIAL INTERESTS: Nancy and a 63 Chevy. USUALLY SEEN Vv-ITH: Fuzzy, Pete, Rob- ert, White Man, Peru, Lil Mike, and the rest of the VJo ' s at the One-Way. PET PEEVE: Cantwell, Cathedrol, and rules? THOMAS ELISALDEZ AMBITION: To be o success in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Beatrice, Basketball, Football games, and drinking. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3,4, Salesion Let- termen Society 3,4, Homecoming Com- mittee. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Beatrice, Colt 45 Boys, the VJo ' s, SLS boys, ond Ibay ' s ankle weights, PET PEEVE: E.L.A. Sheriff Dept. ond C.H.P. i 43 J ' T ' l imii MARIO STEVEN ESTRADA AMBITION To become o disc jockey or o recording engineer. SPECIAl INTERESTS: She knowj, mujic. op- poiile SCI, cors. sports, ond the weekends. ACTIVITIES: Boseboll 1.2, FoolboM 2,3, Homeroom President 2,3, Student Council 2,3.4, KVSH Assistont Monoger 4, KVSH Progrom Director 3,4, SIS 3, KVSH 2,3,4 USUAllY SEEN WITH M,kc (Beor) Borro gon, the people of El Screno, ond the mighty senior of 71. PET PEEVE: Cothedrol, stuck up broads, conditioning week, ond hoircuts. RAMIRO JOSEPH FIORES AMBITION: To get well, moke the besi in life, ond to be the lollesi in 71, SPECIAL INTERESTS: My qirl, fast tors, hard rock, nile life, big women. USUAllY SEEN WITH: Big Joe, TIN Tin, Momo Rol, Pot Hcod Bill, Rich, Ben, and my crutches PET PEVE: Bernice Chov pick on me because I ' m and people who CHARIES ANGEl GARCIA AMBITION To become something in life. ond moke my girl happy. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Music, reading, my cof. ond my girl. USUAllY SEEN WITH: Steve. Mork, loco. shotgun Duck, Ted. Crobtrec. Ariggic. and the Celestlols. PET PEEVE Stuck up girls, and people who ore phoney, also Fr. Morsholl GiOIGEUI ««III0N:1 icttmiis ( mm sii : ' d t ' trybod IP nm t W(«,lil(Hl ( 4 It Tile, ■at. [ki, Ar ie. end GEORGE GARCIA AMBITION: To go lo college ond try lo be someone. SPECIAL INTERESTS Girls, boscboU, loot- ball. ACTIVITIES: Cec track USUALLY SEEN WITH: Ruben, Corlos, Ted, and everybody. PET PEEVE: A teacher wtio tliinks lie can teach, like the one In 317. RUBEN GARCIA AMBITION: To be successful. ACTIVITIES: Golf. USUALLY SEEN WITH: George, I and the boys PET PEEVE: A teacher who thinks lOEY PARDO GONZALES AMBITION: To 90 to college ond help my community as well as the older people that try to stop me. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, cors, weekends, and CHICANO MORATORIUMS ACTIVITIES: Trock 2, Student Council 2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Kubo, Bones, Johnny, and the rest of the boys from PCC Eost Side PET PEEVE; Stop Fr. Marshall this year or Soiesion will be onother Contwell, ond give Mr. Wiederkehr a life time vocation. u il 45 J M in PHILIP GONZALEZ AMBITION: To become o printer ond o milliorloire. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cindy, cars, girls, parlies, books?, night life. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2.3, thofs all, ok? LJSUALLY SEEN WITH: Anybody thot tags olong, Joe, Frank, a special girl, the band. PET PEEVE: Broods and dudes that think they ' re all good. RICARDO R GONZALEZ AMBITION: Police, Army Ranger, SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sky diving, hunting good music and books USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe Navarro, Sergi, Medrono, and tf e Dancing Bear. PET PEEVE: Womens Liberation member who don ' t shove their legs. MAYO GRANADOS AMBITION To become a lawyer. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cars, and she knows. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Chorlie, Hector, Marco, and all the rest o( the cool Seniors. PET PEEVE: Mr Rockes porty promises that never came through. B2. ' .-.i mm cii WtflFION: 1 miil t. SfKW INII teicired.  cnmiss: ' Stfl ' «r kfn til , IHH C(«ilrj I, H ' ima sEi U ' my be ' : ' tBl Ii -crid, ( rt HMOl, i an iaitn. pwiso EDWARD GRIFFIN AMBITION: To become rich and lo suc- ceed In life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girls, and gelling involved. ACTIVITIES: Yell-king 4, Yell;leader 1,2,3, Senior Activity Committee, Student Coun- cil 4, K.V.SH. 2,3, Annual Stoff 4, Cross Country t, Homecoming Commifee 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Tony, Mike and Rich, my best buddies forever. PET PEEVE: Tall girls who have hong-ups on short guys and people calling me FRANCISCO GUTIERREZ AMBITION: To go to college a on engineer. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Money friends, golf ond cars. ACTIVITIES: H.R. Sec I, Chess 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Spani Bike and Hike 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Carlos, ert, Tony, Phil, Gabe, Rudy, Books. PET PEEVE: People thot don ' t gion class, and term papers. 1,2,4, h CL Golf lb 4, TOM GUTIERREZ AMBITION: College or Air force SPECIAL INTERESTS: Solesion, electronics, motorcycles. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,3, Sergeant at Arms of the Leitermen So- ciety, Blue Circle, S.A.C. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Raul, Henry, Keith, Robert, Rudy, Pete, and the Football team and Society. PET PEEVE: Cathedral ' s supposedly big sho ' ts. People with excuses about going out for football. the ' Kid. ' 47 J BEST DRESSED Robert Doniinguez, Joe Carlos MOST ACTIVE Steve Holguin, Richard Ibay The Most MOST ATHLETIC John Holquin, Rudy De La Fuente MOST INSPIRATIONAL Eddie Griffin, Tom Gutierrez 48 MOST UNUSUAL Javier Licon, Tony Smyles Seniors MOST POPULAR Chuck Holguin, Jeff Samoff MOST ACADEMIC Francisco Gutierrez, Albert Rivero MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Vega, Tony Tanaka SALVADOR GUZMAN AMBITION; Public Accounlanl. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, tors, food, girit ond groduolion. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Gus, Chris, Moro, Pete, and Chuckle. PET PEEVE: lenihon, weird freshmen. Cothedrol. WAYNE HARRELL AMBITION: To become o probolion offi- cer ond o successful gigolo. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Drums, o very spc ciol girl, good music and booze. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Chris, Gil, Chuckie. Rich, Gus, Sal, and Ihe boys. PET PEEVE: Stuck up broads, Fr. Marshall, Mr Wiedekehr, ond jellers JULIO HERNANDEZ AMBITION: To do well in college, ond hopefully become an orcihiecl. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sporis, girls, Y.M.C.A., ACTIVITIES Track 1.3. Community Serv. ice Club. Bike ond Hike Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: E. Ruil. J. ' Bear- Vasquez. Robert, my brother, my cor, Kuba , Carlos, Philip, and the rest of Ihe Wild Bunch. PET PEEVE: Going to parties where they forget to invite the babes, the bookstore ' s low discount rotes. 50 RUBEN G. HERNANDEZ AMBITION: To become a success in life, and to marry my girl Rosie. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl Rosie, and the band Yesterday ' s Dream. ACTIVITIES: Playing for Yesterday ' s Dream and also being a backyard mectionic. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Ernie, Dennis, Rich- ard, Jotinny, Bobby, and Cfiarlie. PET PEEVE: Other bands that think they ' re too good w JOSEPH HIIARIO AMBITION: To be a success in the business world. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, sports, cars and traveling, ACTIVITIES: Footboll 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3, Basketball 2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Anyone and every- PET PEEVE: Big women, old ladies on the bus, and the holf a cup coke machine near the cafeteria. PETE HOLMES AMBITION: To go to college, to become on architect, SPECIAL INTERESTS: Gloria, my car, pro footboll, Southern Comfort, ACTIVITIES: C Football, J,V, Football, HR V,P 1. Hm, Rm Pres, 2 USUALLY SEEN WITH: Gloria, the original 6 + 2 + 1, the great football team of ' 71. PET PEEVE: Cathedral. Punks that write on walls, punks that don ' t go to football games. f N 51 CHUCK HOIGUIN AMBITION: To go lo college end be a success. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Belly, cruisers, Roose- veil, Monlebello. Boseboll. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, Homeroom V.P. 2,3, Vorslly Boseboll 2,3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Frank, Jeff, Pete, (VJOS), Richord Iboy, Steve H. (My cousin). Tommy, Moro, Hector M. and the cool people of Solesion. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, haircuts. Bell Gardens. STEVEN HOLGU IN AMBITION: To moke it in college and help others oil I con. SPECIAL INTERESTS: People, my type of music, that special girl, the weekends, fine girls, and night life. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4, Track 2,3,4, Inter-School Council 3,4, Inter-School Council Vice-President 4, Annual Stoff 4, S.A.C. 4, A.S.B. Public Relations 4, News- paper Staff 4, Blue Circle, Homecoming Committee 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Rapper, Joe, my brother Richie, Pete, Carlos, Lorry, Tony T Jorge O., Eddie the kid, Frank, Jeff, Bobby, Robert, Paul, my cousin Chuck, Mr. Sok, ond the rest of the VJOS Wild BUNCH in Tony ' s Bomb. PET PEEVE: VWs, SIS, my coach Bro. John, and 2 ■2 5, JOHN HOLQUIN AMBITION: Army, and Low Enforcement. SPECIAL INTERESTS My girl Morlho. cars, football, music, good food, ond running. ACTIVITIES Cross Country 1,2, Trock 1,2,3,4. Football 4, Leitermen Society 2.3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: My girl Martha, the Lettermen, and the footboll players. PET PEEVE: Cathedral! KMD II MlilllON: MAI IN g d tW D  aiWII!i; i Pro, ; Nside l, i to ' i i in rte J,4, 3. , «l( 0. hter-Sthooi mur SI laft, lor y lot!, M •HI il He li tn Sot « PEEVS: te«p trying doi lwclH] 52 RICHARD IBAY AMBITION: Dentist or Pharmacist. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cool People, Parties, and that Datsun 240 Z. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3,4, Hm. Rm Pres. 2, Junior Class Pres., A.S.B. President, Basketball 2,3, Varsity Basket- ball 4, Baseball 2,4, Homecoming Com- mittee 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Blue Circle 3,4, Bike and Mike Club, C.S.C. 4, S.A.C. Inter-School Council. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Nadine Tonoka, Jorge, Larry Sasano, Meekel, Baby (whip) Face, Chucko, Stevie, Danny Hector, the rest of the guys at toble 3, ond my old man Sak, and people at R.C. PET PEEVE: School Apathy, guys who keep trying and never win anything and don ' t toucho nothing. MICHAEL VASHONE IVY AMBITION; To become a lawyer, finish- ing school, and be a success in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl, car, young ladies that are older than me. ACTIVITIES: H.R. vice, and sec. Bee Foot- ball. USUALLY SEEN V ITH: Ronnie, Rapper, King Fish, Rod, Martin, Tom, and the rest of the Brothers that go to Solesian. PET PEEVE: ■MarshoU . GEORGE JAIMES AMBITION: Architect jre Dra ftsman. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Lupe G, my ■64 Chevy, good music. ond q ris. ACTIVITIES: Football, Senior Activity Club. USUALLY SEEN V ITH Ange Pete, D ucky. the Hunter, Eddie, Chuckie Hector, and Dove Z. PET PEEVE: Fr. Mar shall. Freshmen that think they are bad. ' :S3 53 ' nJ f J RUSSEU JOHNSRUO AMBITION: To be a success in life. SPECIAl INTERESTS: Girls, fosi cors, coors, foolboll, money. ACTIVITIES: Foolboll 1,2, Homeroom Pres- ident I. USUAUY SEEN WITH: The boys, the girls ond everybody, even Henry. PET PEEVE: Our beloved principol. JERRY LAMB AMBITION: To bo Rich. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, and 67 Rivieras. ACTIVITIES: Tennis. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Jerry, Mulley Foce, Laurie, Gunther, Ben, ond the rest of the cool people. PET PEEVE: Boring leochers like Fr. Morsholl. DAVID LAMDAGAN AMBITION: To be successful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Me, myself, ond I. ACTIVITIES: JV Footboll, Vorsily Trock 3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe Sonelle, Rudy Perez, and the orgonizotion. PET PEEVE: Lower locker neor doors. 54 M STEVE LEON MAX LEYVA JAVIER BERTO LICON AMBITION; To become o success in life AMBITION: Professor of Chlcano history AMBITION: To be profound. ond eventually gel hilclied. and successful businessman. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Everything b SPECIAL INTERESTS: A quart of Bud, food. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Politics, football, nothing. my girl, playing drums, printing, working Margie, and girls. ACTIVITIES: Rapping, raising the dead on the cor, being late for class, never ACTIVITIES: Drama 1,2,3,4, Student Coun- footboll gomes; general mischief; smil being home, and watching cartoons on cil 2,3. at perfect strangers. Soturdoy mornings. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Mis Compadres, USUALLY SEEN WITH: Ralph Del Pozo. USUALLY SEEN WITH; The Vete, HP, Gus, David, and Joe. PET PEEVE: Buses with squeaky brakes. Chunlavo, and at the end of the day, Virgies. PET PEEVE: The girls of the Eastside that PET PEEVE: L.A. County Sheriffs. think they ' re too good. 55 lARRY A. LOHtZ AMBITION: Athletic Coach SPECIAL INTERESTS: Night life, my girl (Lena), Jaii, sports, ond good nights. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, Cross Country 1, 2,3, HmRm V P. I. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Coori boys and Colt 45 boys PET PEEVE: Girls thai think they ' re it, but they ' re not. ROBERT LOZANO AMBITION: To gel involved in sociol y ork. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl friend Do- lores, and getting loaded. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Crazy Joey, Ray, Ruben, and Reno PET PEEVE: Stuck up broads, my girl friend ' s old man. DANIEL Y. MACIA5 AMBITION: Specialized Doctor. SPECIAL INTEP;STS: My girl friend Mo- ritza, ond my 1902 Plymouth. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Fol Monuel C, Four eyes TinTin, Rojos and most of the Seniors. PET PEEVE: People Ihot folk loo much and don ' t know whol Ihey loy. 56 nd RICHARD P. MARES AMBITION: To help other people, pose songs, watch sunsets and stor: be happy. SPECIAL INTERESTS: SCA, Boptist Summei Camps, Music, the Prophets, being with poeple, singing, simplicity, and life. ACTIVI TIES: Pep Club 1,2, Prophets 3,4 USUAUY SEEN WITH: Dave, Frank, one the rest of the Prophets, and some othei people too. PET PEEVE: Lonely weekends, being broke unfriendly people, and Baptist camp food JOHN MARQUEZ AMBITION: Radiology. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Going ou being myself. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Pete D., Ray R., Joey G. PET PEEVE: Getting out of thii I ARMANDO MARTIN DEL CAMPO AMBITION: To get everything out of that pos -ible Dking, gi ■58 I6v SPECiAL INTERESTS: Lincoln ond Wilson, ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1, USUALLY SEEN WITH: Mondo Masoi Guy Lopez, Gilbert Roman, and the gu from the class of 71. PET PEEVE: Foxes that think they ' re goo and people that dont belong with us, li L.A. Police ond California Highway Pair, 57 CHARltS MARTINEZ AMBITION To be a Sheriff or o CHP. SPECIAl INTERESTS: tindo, Cors, Sporls USUALLY SEEN WITH: lindo, Corlos, My Brother, ond anyone who wonts to be seen with me. PET PEEVE: Lucky Morket, People on Welfare who can support themselves. ARMANDO MASON AMBITION: To succeed in everything I do. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl, booie, ond fun. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe, Mondo, ond the bird; Philip, ond the boys. PET PEEVE: Smart people that think they ' re bod. SERGIO F, MEDRANO AMBITION: To be o Printer. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Fooiboll. ACTIVITIES: Footboll and Bosketboil Mon- oger. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe, RIchord ond Romero. PET PEEVE; Guys Ihol think they ore something special, and girls too. m cone boc MAI I orcy i| lOIKtiBe.  ai«IIE ikt. li DSUAIll I bS, dropi LKO ' i. mum I a 58 ItJcrd xi I JOE A. MENDEZ HECTOR M. MERCADO MANFRED MOLINA AMBITION: To get a good education and AMBITION: Cortoonist AMBITION: Airline Pilot come bock to help n y people. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Lil Lin from R.C., my SPECIAL INTERESTS: MaryLou, playing SPECIAL INTERESTS: ■Country Club, ' and dog Fatso, and my Boss 302. chess, and my future. a very sp ecial girl who I ' ve known for ACTIVITIES: Varsity Baseball 2,3,4, Home- ACTIVITIES: Tennls- sometime. room Vice-President, Homeroom Treasurer. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Horveen, Pete, and ACTIVITIES: Footboll 1, Cross Country 2, USUALLY SEEN WITH: Lil Lin, Big, Big the crowd. CAP. 1,2, Homeroo m Vice-President 2, Dan, Byrd Specs, Quisp, Tony, and the PET PEEVE: All the rookie teachers, es- USUALLY SEEN WITH Mike, Alan, Moson, rest of the Little Rascals. pecially Fernandez. RxS, dropper, Henry, ond all the Vatos PET PEEVE: Girls that don ' t pass MY test. PET PEEVE: Jetters, hard to get girls. stubborn people, and 59 CARLOS G. MONIES AMBITION: To be a history leocher, and become a success in everything important in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Making Rosie happy, fosi cors, good music, football, track, z 28 Comoros, Chicago, Rabbits, ond hov- ing fun. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3,4, Senior Closs President, Hm.Rm. Vice Pres. 3, Hm.- Rm Pres 4, Newspoper Sloff 4. Track 2, S.AC. Bike ond Hike Club 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe, Sieve, Paul, Louie, Ralph, Gilbert, Jeff, Tony, Pete, ond the Dirty Doien. PET PEEVE: No school spirit, losing to onyone, stuck up people, haircuts, Cholos, Cothedrol, ond girls who don ' t shove their legs. ROBERT MORA AMBITION: Physical Ed. leocher. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, cars, girls. ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 2,3,4, tang Boord 3,4, Hm.Rm. V.P. 2, USUALLY SEEN WITH: Angel, Ibay, Old Man Valles, Chris, Ziggy, Henry, and the STATE BOYS PET PEEVE: Guys that talk a lot and back it up. EDGAR MORALES AMBITION: To become on architect, and to be happy in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, music, food, cars, and more food. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Bobby, Michael. Ricardo. Joe, and my dad George. PET PEEVE: Girls thol think they ' re sure of guys. TE m ilU[ II life, urd I laidTlii mitt s le ' D, Cu ' ly l Ofl hoif. f 60 PETE MUNEZ AMBITION: Electrician. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Money, music, Nile- life, and Chata. ACTIVITIES; Varsity Footboll 2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Angel, Duck, Juan, Teta, Curly, and oil ttie ottief casuols. PET PEEVE; Fr, Morsliall, cruisers, ond short hoir. JESUS MUNOZ AMBITION: To be o success in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: La Rozo ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The B.R. Boys ond BR. (Brother Rudy) himself. PET PEEVE: Mexicons who think they ' re gueros. JAMES NAKAMURA AMBITION: To go to college ond have a good job. SPECIAL INTERESTS: To hove fun, my car. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Williom, Mark, John, and other cool people. GABRIEL NAVARRO AMBITION; To go lo college and succ SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cors, food. cind ACTIVITIES: Freshmon Vice-President, Pep Club 1,3, ASB Secretory 4, Student Coun- cil 1,4, Million Club 4, Bike and Hike Club 4, Senior Activity Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Dovid, Tony, Robert, Richard, Elpidio, Steve, Phil, and the rest of my buddies. PET PEEVE: Colhedrol, and two Freshmen. VICTOR MANUEL NAVARRO AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Art, music, ond reod.ng. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Albert R., Tony S„ ond loreno u ALAN OLIVAS AMBITION: To become o good husbond lo my wife SPECIAL INTERESTS: My lovoble Bunny Henryelta Mono Prielo (Quelo) O. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Pete, Joe. ond the rest of the boys. PET PEEVE: People who like to show off OEOK S?fO USUMI Nadine V G f 62 GEORGE S ONO STEVE OROSCO AMBITION: To be a success. AMBITION; To succeed in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS; Parties, and pumping SPECIAL INTERESTS; Wine, wome gas. songs. ACTIVITIES: Football 2, Annual Staff 4, L SUALLY SEEN WITH: Everyone Senior Activity Club. PET PEEVE: Ruegamer ' s typing class. USUAUY SEEN WITH; Quisp, the Penguin, Nadine Tanaka, Fumi Sasano. ond the Kid Griffin. PET PEEVE; Mr. McKenzie, Elizaldez ' s dudy jokes, and Fr. Luna ' s Chicano Power. RAMIRO V. ORTIZ AMBITION: Electronics or Psychology SPECIAL INTERESTS: Psychology, electron ics, gi and ( USUALLY SEEN WITH: Everybody who tol- erates me?? PET PEEVE: A certain girl in the Cheer- leader ' s Squad, loudmouths, o6d Pokes. 63 CARIOS PADILIA AMBITION. To be o luccess in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Cecilia, girli, can, money, sports, ond Colt 45. ACTIVITIES; Basketball 1,3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Charlie M., Phil R., Elpidio R , Ray R., Morco R., John M., ond all the cool dudes from the doss of 71. PET PEEVE; Cothedrol, Conlwell, Sluckup girls, twofoced people, ond my sister (Helen). HENRY THOMAS PADILLA AMBITION: Architect. SPECIAL INTERESTS; The Hernandei Fom- ily. Sports, food, and R.J. Jozz. ACTIVITIES; Football 1,2,3,4,; JV Baseball 2, Varsity Boseboli 3,4, Hm. Rm. Sec-Treas. 2,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Al Cota, Robert Moro, Rondy Zozoyo, and the class of 71 PET PEEVE; Punks that dont ploy football and ore big enough, guys that write on walls. ssful writer and CARLOS V. PENA AMBITION; To be poet. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Women, Music, cors, motorcycles, politics, ACTIVITIES: Yell leader 2, H.R. V.P. 2, Track 2, Newspaper Editor 4, H.R. V P. 4, Honor Society 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Pete, Cus, George, Joe, Steve, ond other Me icons. PET PEEVE; CATHEDRAL, ST. FRANCIS, phony girls ond people that are focist. I ««SIII( btt refn mm Wo ' ? 64 RUDY PEREZ AMBITION. To create o syr nb otic cor dil on between me and my envlronn lent SPECIAL INTERESTS: CloiS CO qu to , P sy chology, the world o nd its e Kiqe icies. USUALLY SEEN WITH: To y. Do  e. Jo in Joe, Ramiro, Lorry, o nd ol o ttie de pre ss ing ond ennulllng p oblen of exis ten e PET PEEVE: Existentio ism. lie ex sle Tce of God?, and Victor N. GILBERT PERU AMBITION: History Teocfier or Sociology Major SPECIAL INTERESTS: Ctiicogo, weekends, cute girls, good times, happiness, Loretto, Conaly, Roosevelt, good food, and some- one speciol. ACTIVITIES: Footboll 1,2, Vorsity Foolboll 4, SIS 4, Newspaper StoW 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Activity Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: VJo ' s — Robert, Frank, Holr-Ple Tony, Pito, Somoff, Mike, Montes ond Co , Senior Class, ond the rest of the Wild Bunch. PET PEEVE: Morsholi ' s religion class, Cathedrol, stuckup people, scfiool, the Principol, Baby Fresliinen, smelly sock-hop dances, old viejos, ond roaches from White Spot. MIKE QUINTERO AMBITION: To become very successful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: People, girls, ond fun. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Roy Roce and Elpidio PET PEEVE: Teoche it all. who think they knov 65 Last Will and Testament I, Juan Bisio Acosto, wish the best of luck to the student body, especially to the Soccer ployers. I, Poul Aguilor, will to the next person, who is so fortunote, the happiness of being one of the tallest persons of the Senior class. I, Hector Alatorre, leave. I, Richard Alderete, will to Uncle Woody all my detention and suspension slips. I, Chris Amoro, leove to Mr. Marco Reyes, the vote I did not give him on Election Doy. I, Jerry Amoyo, leave J.C. a bottle of Ripple. I, Guillermo Arondio, leave the people that follow me, nothing but a big empty cement shell, and the best years of my life. I, Hector Araujo, leave all the forged admit slips I stole from print shop, to J. Wiederkehr. ho! ha! I, Robert Arenas, leave Warden Marshall, surprised and confused, never to know how I managed to escope from his prison camp during lunch periods. I, Angel Arias, leave the task of carrying on the great family name to my brother, Ronnie. 1, lorry Arias, leave Solesian before they find out what I ' ve done. I, Carlos Barajas, being of sound mind and body, leave with a heavy heart, a heavy tuition bill, and a heavy pain in the neck. I, Michoel Barragan, will to the next V.J.o ' s all the empty bottles we left in front of every public school we visited during the past three years. I, Joe Barrios, leave Solesian with what I found here; nothing. I, Enrique Bermudez, leave Solesian the way I came; without pride. I, Gus Bermudez, will to Mr. Ruegomer a book entitled How to Simonize Your Head. I, John Bernol, leave Solesian the spirit which the Class of ' 71 has! I, Paul Briceno, leave Solesian with a better knowledge of life. I, Keith Broadway, leave Solesian the task of taking up where the bad Class of ' 71 left off. I, Bernard Cobollero, leave Solesian with an empty wallet. I, Pedro Cobollero, leave my yell leading sweater to my brother, and also my basketball uniform. Good Luck. I, Manuel Coldero, leave my horn for the football games and to be President of the U.S. I, Alex Condelario, leave to Alfonso Roderiguez, a year supply of ?? He ' ll be needing them on a faithful night. I, Tony Cordona, being a port time scholar and a full time genius of paramount intellect, leave Solesian with the pleasantness of my absence. I, Joe Carlos, leave my hidden roaches and the best years of my life in that big cement block. I, Charles Carter III, leave to my little brother the trick of my trade. I, Gorvon Carlvaho, leave Solesian knowing that I ' ll never have to eat the food they serve in the cafeteria. I, Louie Cosodo, leave Solesian with on open mind, knowing the Class of ' 71 made it a winning year. I, Raul Castellonos, leave Solesian my hot, my cast, and the task of making Solesian better than it was when ' 71 ruled. I, Horveen Castillo, thank Mr. Crook for my brains, ond Mr. Hodge, the teacher I could never pass, but wos o true friend. I, Steven Ceballos, leave my Senior year to Paul Gonzalez, if he desires to come bock. I, Henry Cisneros, leave Solesian. Four of the wonder years of my Life. I, Roderick Clementin, leave my snake to my cousins, and leave all the beautiful cheerleaders. I, Ronnie Collins, leave Solesian granting it the best of luck in the coming years. I,. Phillip Corona, leave to Solesian the pride and spirit 1 hove, to linger in the hearts of the students forever. I, Alfred Colo, leave Solesian High School a big one to dwell on. I, Paul Covarrubios, leave my stars and stripes of loyalty of my abiding of the dress code. I, Leslie Crobtree, leave the Solesian faculty a big one to dwell on, and to B. Godinez, with the hopes he ' ll soon have. I, Gilbert Cruz, will the office of Senior Class President to onyone who is crazy enough to take it . I, Mike Cruz, graduate. I, Phillip Castro, do leove fair gripe, that I cored enough lor Solesian as to receive my certificate of attendance. 66 I, Rudy De La Fuente, leave to the lower classes the thoughts that someday their class might come as close to being as great as ' 71 was. I, Ralph Del Pozo, split from Salesian with the hope that they change the dress code someday. I, Robert Diaz, the frog, leave Salesian hoping that the next school will have a pond. I, Pete Dominguez, leave Salesian High with my drafting techniques, that I have learned. I, Robert Dominguez, leave Salesian, the best high school there is, to one of the coolest underclassmen I know, George Porchos. Make something of yourself . I, Frank Durazo, leave Salesian High with a lot of pride and courage to succeed. I, Thomas Elisaldez, leave Salesian, but not alone. I, Carlos Estrada, leave Salesian with my hopes that some day the soccer team will be recognized as part of Salesian, and will be with us in both victories and defeats. I, Mario Estrada, leave all the pains and headaches of K.V.S.H., and a suppressing administration to the next Program Director. I, James Farfan, came with everything and left with nothing. I, Joe Fernandez, leave my seat in Mr. Rocke ' s Music Class to the fool that takes it. I, Ramiro Flores, leave Salesian all the memories of my great races which I never lost one, on my crutches! I, Charles Garcia, leave my coordination and ability to my girls. Brother, to master what I have. I, George Garcia, leave to Mr. Hodge, a six-pack, so that he may teach better next year. I, Fernie Gil, leave Mr. Butkiss, a free pass to the Jack Lalane health spa. I, Joey Gonzales, leave Salesian my very good conduct marks, and my good attendance record. And remember me by one of the Chicanos that came back for more. I, Ricardo Gonzalez, leave Mr. Butkiss my reading monkey. I, Mayo Granados, give the privilege to someone that ' s very lucky to take care of my empty place at Salesian. I, Edward Grififn, leave four years of the best years of my life to someone with a lot of pride. I, Francisco Gutierrez, leave very grateful for the teachers in Salesian. I, Thomas Gutierrez, will to Salesian my thanks for all its ' s done for me, and hope it keeps up its spirit of winning . I, Salvador Guzman, leave Salesian. I, Wayne Harrell leave Salesian with my long hair on the detention slips and ditching. I, Julio Hernandez, leave to Jessie Vasquez all the roaches in my locker. I, Ruben Hernandez, leave and will all my books to my brothers. I, Joseph Hilario, leave Salesian High with a new sense of pride and spirit which the class of 71 has brought to If. I, Chuck Holguin, leave Salesian hoping the class of ' 72 will be as bad as the class of 71 . I, John Holguin, leave Salesian with the hope that the coming senior classes be as great as the class of ' 71. I, Steve Holguin, will to my incoming brother a tuff position to carry on with Salesian and the girl schools. I, Pete Holmes, leave Salesian very happy because of Chris Holman, She ' s looking Good. I, Richard Iboy, will to the next guy with slanted eyes, with a frame of 5 ' 8 who is tall and dark also handsome, to reign over the rowdy Chicanos as I hove done. I, Robert Ingle, leave to Salesian with what I came in with; an empty head. I, Michael Ivy, leave this school with one thought; to keep cool and stay in school, and don ' t get In trouble with thv. teachers. I, George Jaimes, leave Salesian with all the beer cans in my locker. I, Russell Johnsrud, leave Mr. Hodge $1.00 in pennies for the paper I borrowed. I, Jerry Lamb, leave the father of Ben Velasquez, Mr. Lenlhan. I, David Lamdagan, leave with great expectation. I, Steve Leon, leave my Von Juesen ' s to LIKE ! and my attendant slips. I, John Leyva, will that Salesian may never be another Cantwell unjust. Inhuman, lacking human understanding. I, Max Leyva, alias Charlie Chorizo, leave Salesian a todo madre. I, Javier Licon, bequeath a vast reservoir of profound thoughts. I, Larry Lopez, will that my brother makes all Del Rey League like me In his junior year. I, Robert Lozono, leave all of my stolen admit stips to the next senior that uses my locker, in hope that he will use them as I did. 67 Donny Mocios, will not leaving Salesion the way I came, without shoes. Andrew Mogallanes, leave Salesion my little brother George with an old poir of spikes to break Solcsian ' s Varsity ack School Record as I did. Richord Mares, leave Salesion High with three things; 1 ) with the hope that the students become educated ond ;turn to help his brothers in the barrio; 2) leove Fr. Marshall wondering how Dove and I got out of so many classes; nd 3) with the hope that Eddie leorn to play the guitar well. John Marquez, leave my old locker for future seniors. Armando Martin del Compo, leave this school with the memory of The Pink Bomb . Charles Mortinez, leove Salesion the way I came . . . Dumb! Armando Mason, leave Salesion sound, sober, ond educated. Sergio Medrono, leave a piece of cheese to Mr. Zovala. Joe Mendez, leave Salesion the way I had to come, by force. Hector Mercodo, leove to Fr. Marshall a Fan Member of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Tom and Jerry. Deones Meyers, will one piece of fish, one black T-shirt, it was a good trip. Gilbert Martinez, leave Salesion with a good representation of myself. Monfred Molina, leove Fr. Marshall one free pass to Eileen Feathers. Carlos Monies, leove to the students of Salesion High School the spirit of winning, the doss of ' 71 has awokened. Robert Mora, leave Salesion with the best football team they ever hod. Edgar Morales, leave my brother my good grades, so he con be smart too. Pete Munez, leave Mr. J. C. (Woody) all my detention, suspension and cut slips. Jesus Munoz, leave this thought to the class of ' 72: What would Salesion be without proud Mexicans? James Nakomura, will my book to my friend and a big surprise to Fr. Marshall. Gabriel Navarro, leave the next A.S.B. Secretary Mrs. Gonzales ' typewriter. Alan Olivas, will to the world ' s best friend o boy con ever hove: Rue. Cletus Gillson. George Ono, will to Mr. Johnson, $2.50, so he con get o decent hoircut and won ' t hove to go to the Barber College. Steve Orosco, will on empty carton of eggs to the freshmen. Manuel Ortiz, leave to Salesion High the front seat of the Detention room, for other students. Ramiro Ortiz, will the worst lockers in the school to Fr. Marshall and my hot seat in the library, to Mr. Butkiss. Marlon Owen, leave and say let love and peace and happiness flow over the earth to touch the hearts of all morikind. Corlos Padillo, leave Salesion with on empty mind and on empty wallet olso the freaky cheers by Mr. Villo. Henry Padillo, leave my football jersey —80 and my baseball jersey - 5 to my brother Potrick. John Palocio, leave hoping to see Fr. Marshall and Mr. Wicderkehr impeoched from their positions. Carlos Peno, leave Uncle Hermon and extro period to take a nap. Rudy Perez, leove an insignificont phase in on insignificant world. Gilbert Peru, will my sleeping disease to anyone who can find it useful as I did during school. Mike Quintero, leave all my chewed-up pencils to the next newspaper staff. Pedro Ramirez, leave Salesion with no pride. Fei ' nando Rejon, will to Mr. lenihon my book; How to teach Bookkeeping in twelve easy lessons. Marco Reyes, leave Salesion with a full head ond on empty wallet. Alberto Rivero, will lots of luck to every student at Solesian. Joe Robles, leave knowing Fr. Marshall will be impeached from office. Dave Rodriguez, will fo the bod Student body some inspiration and to some indlviduols o better life. Joe Rodriguez, le ave Salesion in more ways than one. Raul Rodriguez, leove my beer bottles behind, in front of Fr. Marshall ' s office. Phil Rojas, leave Salesion a new gym, ond leave the BAD - 84 to the next bad dude. Rafael Rojos, leave Salesion again. Roy Roldon, leave Salesion what I brought it happiness. Gilbert Romon, leave my track shoes to Fr. Morsholl, he could do with o little running exercise. Also I leave my trock 68 uniform for anyone who lias the pride and spirit of Salesian, to go out for this winning sport and stick with it. I, Pete Roman, leave Salesian with lots of pride. I, Ted Romo, leave this school the same way I came, through the front door. I, Elpidio Ruiz, leave Salesian nothing. I, Mike Ruiz, will and know that Salesian can ' t get along without me. I, George Solas, leave Salesian, Fr. Marshall, and detention slips, and hoping to get married soon. I, Jeff Samoff, leave a school in need of change with no change shown yet. I, Danny Sandoval, leave Salesian with the best of luck. I, David Sandoval, leave Bro. Don my broken guitar strings, and the spirit which kept us together for four years. I, Pete Sandoval, leave to Fr. Marshall all the empty beer cons in the parking lot. I, Joe Sanelle, leave Salesian that in itself will puzzle great minds. I, George Santa Cruz, leave to any fellow student genius my sacred locker and my old cansones. I, Lorry Sasano, leave my velvet track shoes to the next Buddahead that is proud enough to run track in them. I, Chuck Scholl, will all I hove to my mama except my parking lot sticker which goes back to Fr. Marshall. I, Roy Serna, leave my phone number and address in the 1971 annual for any girl who ' s in need of a guy. I, Lorenzo Sifuentes, leave Salesian with many glorious memories. I, Frank Singson, leave to Pete Michael, my spot on Varsity Baseball team, and my bat to Mr. Lenihan. I, Anthony Smyles, leave Salesian with fond memories, and regret because its halls will never again echo with my fifty- six voices. I, Rick Sotomayor, leave all my wealth (five cents) to Salesian High School. I, Thomas St. Julien, leave Salesian the way I come, with Mr. Ventress beating me in a game of basketball. I, Cesar Tolovera, leave Salesian knowing that I have succeeded. I leave this school with all the memories of yesterday, good and bod, happy and sad. I leave with the memories of those who helped me be what I am today. Thanks. I, Tony Tonoka, leave my greasy long hair and rising sun flag to anybody who wonts them. I, Ralph Torres, leave Salesian the names of Skippy, Spider and Camel to whoever will take it with Salesian spirit and the great intellectual potential that has carried me through the past four years. , Carlos Trancoso, leave Salesian with the four greatest years of my life. , Robert Urias, leave Bro. Dan my stolen smock and Mr. Wiederkehr my stolen admit slips. , Fernie Valdez, leave my Christmas red socks to Mr. B , Louie Valencia, leave Armando Alvorodo my Sir Guy shirts. , Robert Voiles, being of sound mind and body, LEAVE I ! ! , Louie Vargas, thank my parents for having to put up with me through my lost years at Salesian. , Eddie Vega, leave Salesian on incurable alcoholic and loving it. , Steve Vega, being myself and proud owner of the Chevy Vega and Los Vegas, Nevada, leove Salesian forever. , Tony Velasco, leave Salesian memories of the best looking ' 63 Novo that ever came. , Ben Velasquez, leave Salesian the hard way, on the seat of my pants. , Gus Velasquez, leave the restrooms for another guy to smoke in. , Martin Ventress, will my bell bottoms and my natural to all the brothers of Salesian. , Al Villolpando, leave my dirty and 24 jersey to my little brother. , David Vilionueva, leave Salesian the way 1 entered, through the front door. , Joe Ybarro, leave Salesian High, knowing thot we are the - 1 school in the east side. , Victor Ybarro, leave my cool to the Puppet, who may use it for the rest of his years in Salesian. , Danny Yriorte, leave the parking lot with all my marks oil over it. , Xavicr Zarogozo, leave Andy Rivos my Diploma, who never got one. , Randy Zozoyo, leave Salesian with A.M.F. , David Zuniga, leave Salesian ' s Juniors our far-out lunch area. L FERNANDO REJON AMBITION: To be o Lowyer. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, corj, and that very special girl. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1 ond 3, Junior Achievcmenl 3 and 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Joe, John, Bab and the rest of the wild bunch. PET PEEVE Sluckop girls, and guys who don ' l use o mouth wash. MARCO REYES AMBITION: Doctor. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, cars, money, food, and medicine. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Roy, Carlos, Hector, John and Chris. PET PEEVE: Richard Iboy, losing elections, ond being called Squeaky. ALBERTO J RIVERO AMBITION: To succeed in whotever I do. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Reoding, listening to good music. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Anthony Smyles and Victor Novorro. PET PEEVE: Bod jokes at lunchline, ond Cathedral. 1 • ond girli HOIVIII oger i mm liiL Ci Cobudo. m m 70 1 St|(8 tMt, Hi JOE L. ROBIES AMBITION: To become a Jet Techn and succeed in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, Air F. and girls from S.H.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, Varsity ager 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Rat, Pete, Ron Rick, Gilbert, Vic, John, Poyaso, Cobudo. PET PEEVE: Show-offs from Cathe weekly tests, and Exams. DAVID A. RODRIGUEZ AMBITION: To get os much out of life as life con give. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My ombitions, my VW, and most of all my girl. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, Hrm. Vice- President 3, Hrm. President 4, Senior Activity Club, Student Council Parlio- mentarion 4, Inner-School Council Treas- urer, Varsity Yell-leader 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Gil Peru, Art C, Paul A., V.J. Seagram, VJos, Tio Larry, S.C. Boys, Yell-leoders, and classy oper- ators. PET PEEVE: Ambitionless freaks and cold- hearted people. JOSE V. RODRIGUEZ AMBITION: To go to college. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Art, cars, girls, ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Soccer player- football players. PET PEEVE: English and Cathedral. 1 fc RAUL G. RODRIGUEZ AMBITION: To succeed in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS; A very speciol girl who 1 won ! forget. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The Valo Loco, Mondo, Gene, and Guy. PET PEEVE: Punkj Ihot think big. PHIL ROJAS AMBITION: To go to college. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, girls, ponies, and being a success in life. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2.3,4, Boseboll 1, Leitermen Society 3A, Student Council 3, Homeroom Secre ory 3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Rudy, Tom, Carlos, Elpidio, Steve, Keith, Taylor, Robert, and oil the other bad dudes of 71. PET PEEVE: Colhedral, Contwell, ond run- ning out of seemore on Saturday nights. RAFAEL E. ROJAS AMBITION: Pro Football or Soccer Player. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl, my Bug, ond football. ACTIVITIES; Varsity FootboM 2.3.4. Vor- sily Soccer 2.3. All C.I.F Soccer 3. Salesian letlermen Society 3,4, letlermen Society Judicial Board 4, Homeroom President. USUALLY SEEN WITH; The football ploy- er , Lettermen Society members, ond my Bug. PET PEEVE; Big punks that don t go out for football. 72 i I ■fHad UA Vdt. wo I n,iid I) GILBERT ROA AN AMBITION: Atlorney at Law, or just to be a success in school and in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Young lacJies, S.R., Track, Football, Ctiicogo, and my VW. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,4, Track 2,3,4, Blue Circle 4, Ho iident 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Dave, John, VJo ' s, and the rest of the class of 71. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, girls that think they ' re good, L.A. Police, honkies, school, and teachers that talk o lot. PETE ROMAN AMBITION: To be successful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My girl, my cor, and money. ACTIVITIES: Soccer 1,2, Track I. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Cool People. PET PEEVE: Haircuts, Henry Bermudei, and the L.A.P.D. TED ROMO AMBITION: To get out of school in one piece. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Bumming, and hav- ing o good time. USUALLY SEEN WITH: George G., Ziggy. PET PEEVE: 9th and 10th groders that act bad, studying, and school. 73 o p EIPIDIO RUIZ AMBITION: To become o well educoled Chlcono. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Women, con, ponies, end dances. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4, Bike end Hike Club, Mission Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Carlos, Robert, Julio, Roy, Gobriel, Phil R.. Tony, Bob M., ond Ihe rest of llie doss of 71. PET PEEVE: Teochers who give leo much hcmcwork, Conlwell GEORGE SALAS AMBITION: Printer or Doctor SPECIAL INTERESTS: Drinking Coirs, my whip Leily, ond going out. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The Vete, Letty, Dynamite Steve, Bugs Bunny Dove Zuniga, my low-rider, and Coor ' s R T. PET PEEVE: Girls who think they ' re loo good. Cathedral. JEFF SAMOFF AMBITION: To be a teocher and to be hoppy. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Making people hoppy. cors, music, and girls. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff 4, Footboll 2,3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Home- room President 4, Yell-leader 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: VJos— Frank, Rob- ert, Mike, Pete, Curley, Tony, Carlos, Steve, Rapper, Joey, Crabs, Eddie, Tony, Ono, Paul. Gus, Gil, John, Rich, Lorry, Russ, and Roaches. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, unhappy people, empty bottles ond cons, and rooches. ,Jf- 5 74 l« . ba, vitt. DANNY SANDOVAL AMBITION: To be successful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, sporls, good music, cors, and girls. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Vice-Presidsn- 3, Trock 1,2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: othe PET PEEVE: Hair girls, and people Ray, and uls. Cathedral, stuck-up who think they ' re oil it. DAVID D. SANDOVAL AMBITION: To love all people, to be a social worker, and to compose songs. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Dee, my guilor, the beach, and all people. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Prophets 2,3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Dick, Frank, Emilio, the Prophets, Max, and whoever I ' m with, especially Dee, Joni, and Irene. PET PEEVE: Being alone, no money, broken strings, no gas, and baptist camp food. PETE SANDOVAL AMBITION: To be a success without work- ing too hard. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Getting high on the weekends, girls, money, and fast cars. ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1,2, Track 2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Tony, Fronk, Jeff, Robert, Mike, myself, and the rest of the VJo ' s in Tony ' s cruiser. PET PEEVE: Our (?) Principal Fr. Luna, Mr. Wiederkehr, and Cathedral. I 75 JOE SANEUE AMBITION: To succeed SPECIAL INTERESTS: lintJa, life, ond people. ACTIVITIES: Foolboll 2,3,4, Trock 1,2,3,4, lellermen Society 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Chen Club 1,2,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The football learn. Dove Lomdogo n. PET PEEVE: Mondoy mornings ond hypocri- ticol people. GEORGE SANTA CRUZ AMBITION: To be o hoppy bachelor. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Footboll and Bosket- boll. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Gus, Pete, and Corlos. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up girls. LARRY SASANO AMBITION; To be o success. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, weekends, ond parties. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Annuo! Staff 4. Student Council, Home- coming Committee, Senior Activity Club, Newspaper Staff, USUALLY SEEN WITH: Steve, Richord, Tony, Yoko Ono, Rapper Joe, Poul, Jeff, Eddie the Kid, Peter, Russell, Gil, Brother John, frank, Robert, Steve V., Mr. Sak, the trock team, ond the rest of the Wild Bunch ' of 71. PET PEEVE: Fr. McKeniie, Abbott, Fr. Roger Luna (sometimes), little (?) George, ond M R«Ves ' squeaky voice. 76 CHUCK SCHOL l AMBITION: low or Pedialrics SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, booze, da ond going to the beoch ol night witi one I love. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The White Spo lunch bunch, the porking lot smo Rick, Horrell, ond Gus. PET PEEVE: Woman beaters and 7 Old Ladles. RAY SERNA AMBITION: To become a cop, or a P.E Cooch, and a success in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, girls, cars, motorcycles, and weekends. ACTIVITIES: Track 2,3, Newspaper Staff 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Different guys from the mighty class of 71. PET PEEVE: Freshmen who think they ' re bad, ond conceited girls. LORENZO R, SIFUENTES AMBITION: To go to college and be suc- cessful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Good looking girls, Solesion, good music, and girls schools. ACTIVITIES: Yell-leoder 4, Honor Society, Bike and Hike Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The guys from D.M.S., Tony, Vic, Al, and everyone else. PET PEEVE: Stuck-up girls, ond people who think they ' re big S.T.! sSw ■■■MB ssi k Rl ' ft A ' SSwl «■SSSajK ifl ■Aiai B ' 1 ■BH ■■1 H Bvi 550 1 vB ' HiV 1 E0l SBpi vh Mfll J X FRANK ROBERT SINGSON AMBITION; Pro Boseboll Ploycr, Air Force Pilot, College. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Boseboll, girls, ond ACTIVITIES: Footboll 1,2, Boseboll 2,3,4. Bosketboll ),2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Heclor, Donny Bird, Chris, ond the rest of the Mighty Closs of 71. ANTHONY SMYLES AMBITION: To go to college, succeed in whatever I do, and to become David O. Selznick Jr. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Red Skellon, my Bolex H-8Re«, Maudie F., AAae W., and 54 others. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff 4, Drama Club 3, Honor Society 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Albert R., Larry S., Victor N., Ernie A., Joe, ond my Bolex HSRei. PET PEVE: Cossettes, cartridges. Super 8, ond Rowon and Martin. RICK D SOTOMAYOR SPECIAL INTERESTS: L years old with my girl USUALLY SEEN WITH: the Rot in the Red Fire I PET PEEVE: Being b ' oVe ng to be 108 the weekends I r 78 THOMAS J- ST. JUIIEN JR. AMBITION; Police Officer Auto Me SPECIAL INTERESTS: FortJs, Fearless Fal- cons, and My Stuff ACTIVITIES Footboll 1, Track 2 USUAUY SEEN WITH: Vivo Ventress, Wayne, Francis, Feorless Folcon, Stuff, antJ oil tfie Brotliers everywhere. PET PEEVE: Clievy ' s, Stuff wfien she ' s mod! Funky Breath, Mike Ivy. f CESAR A. TAIAVERA AMBITION: Biologist SPECIAL INTERESTS: Live it up, My Coun- try ACTIVITIES: Bond 1, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, USUALLY SEEN WITH Speedy, F Volen- clo. Max, R. Torres, Carter, and all the chicks of the bus stop. PET PEEVE: Quitters, Solesion Spirit. TONY TANAKA AMBITION: To have Peace of Mind. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My Bug, Booze, Worn en, and Weekends. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3,4, Annua Staff 4, Senior Activity Club 4, Sludcn Council 1,2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The Kid • Griffin Steve, Ibay, Mike, Yoko Ono, Donny, Hcc tor, Joe, Paul, Lorry, Fronk, Mr. Sok, oni the rest of the boys. PET PEEVE Haircuts, Teochcrs who con teach, ond Mike 79 RALPH TORRES JR. AMBITION: To be hoppy, ond be success- ful, and moke others hoppy. SPECIAL INTERESTS: My gitifriend Connie, music, cars, food, ond on cnjoyobic week- end ' Snoopy ACTIVITIES: Trock 1,2,4, Bond 2,4, Golf 2 3, CAP 1,2,3 USUAUV SEEN WITHt Connie, Corlcr, Speedy ond Ihe rest of the votos loco ' s. PET PEEVE Br. Bulin, port time friends. Room 208, unoffcctionote girls. CARtOS lUIS TRANCOSO AMBITION: To be successful SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, cors, money, ond sports ACTIVITIES Boseboll 1,2,3,4 USUALLY SEFN WITH: George, Louie, Don ny, Robirl, Dove, Duck, Peic, George, ond the rest of the mighty doss of 71. PET PEEVE: Teochers Ihol give o lot of homework. ROBERT ANTHONt URIAS AMBITION Professionol lilhog ' opher ciol worker. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Chicono Mover Emily. Football. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Stolen odmit • Mike v., Ricky C., ond the people South LA. PET PEEVE: Morsholl ' s Gestopos. Ron jokes. Cothcdrol, ond lost yeor ' s oni 80 li FERNANDO VAIDEZ AMBITION Prinlcr SPECIAL INTERESTS Coif 45, wine, girls, cind (oolbcll ACTIVITIES Foolball, Homeroom Officer 2.3 USUAUY SEEN WITH: John, Angel, Cosuol, and Ihc Boys. PET PEEVE: Sylvic and Lcficio from Mission LOUIE VALENCIA AMBITION: To go fo college ond be suc- cessful. SPECIAL INTERESTS: The cor I ' ll someday hove, oirls, ond money. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Rolph, Carlos, ond the Boys. PET PEEVE: StucV-up girls. ROBERT VAILES AMBITION: Architect SPECIAL INTERESTS: Food, ond sports. ACTIVITIES: JV Football 1, boll 2,3,4, Track 1, Homeroom President 1, Homeroom Vice-President 2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Tom, Steve, Robert, lie, girl., lity Fool- Pete, Cor nd the othe PET PEEVE: People thot not ov lOUIE VARGAS AMBITION: law Enforcement SPECIAL INTERESTS; SporU, con, and on jpeciol girl. USUAUY SEEN WITH: Dove, Simon, Cor lo . and the reit of tl e Seniors. ' U .1 ' EDWARD P. VEGA AMBITION: To 90 to college and be a SPECIAL INTERESTS: Lakers, NY. Jets, women, wine, and songs. USUALLY SEEN WITH: George J., Steve O., and the VJos. PET PEEVE: Broggers, Bro Bulin, and Frank D. 1 STEVE JONATHAN VEGA AMBITION: Architect SPECIAL INTERESTS: Football, BosketboM, the Chevy Vega, and non-conceited girls. ACTI ITIES: Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, SLS 2.3,4, SLS Sec. 3, SIS Pres. 4, Frosh Class Pres., Soph. Closs Sec, Drama Club 2, Honor Society 2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Hmr. Pres. 1,2,3, Hmr. Sec. 4, Blue Circle 3,4, Bike and Hike Club. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The SIS guys- Steve, Roul, Tom, Rofoel, Rudy, Henry, Al, and my ten speed. PET PEEVE: St. Francis, ond being locked out when nature colls. INTHON i ' SCUl •li, Oil .e ' . lob m urn CasNtll. 9 82 : ' lf i ANTHONY VELASCO AMBITION: To be □ success SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, my car, a weekends. USUALLY SEEN WITH: My car, Pete, Lou Mike, Gil, Fronk, Rapper, Steve, Paul Jeff, Bob, Carlos, and the rest of I VJos. PET PEEVE: Volkswagens, Cothedral, a Contwell. BEN VELASQUEZ AMBITION: To go to college and be SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, girls, cars, tiove, Carol, ond my parents. ACTIVITIES: Track 2,3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Crutch, Tinlin, Danny, Henry, Gil, Mando, Bill, and oil the other Vato Locos. PET PEEVE: My brother, David, and people who don ' t try to improve themselves. AGUSTIN VELAZQUEZ AMBITION: Lawyer SPECIAL INTERESTS: Basketball, booze, cigarettes, and girls. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1, Homeroom Vice-President, Homeroom Treasurer, Junior Class Secretory-Treasurer. USUALLY SEEN WITH: George, Pete, Carlos, and the rest of the Mighty Class of 71. PET PEEVE: Mr. J. C. Wiederkehr,. dumb freshmen, and stuck-up girls. 83 MARTIN M. VENTRESS AMBITION: To be juccessful in life. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Con, girli, sp and clothes. ACTIVITIES: Foolboll I, Blue Circle. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Thomas, Roi Rod, Big Blue, and fhe rest of the bro end the Mighty Seniors. PET PEEVE: -Ford Guys who think ore cool. AL VILLALPANDO AMBITION: To go to college. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Girls, cars, footboll, and good booze. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Leiterman Society 3,4, Hr. -Treasurer 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: The V-Jo ' s Foot- ball players. Mora, Molon, Robert, Angel. PET PEEVE: Cothedrol and stuck-up babes. DAVID VILIANUEVA AMBITION: To find hr-ppinesi ond be- come o success in life. SPECIAL INTERE STS: Thot speciol someone, sports, and weekends. ACTIVITIES: Boskelboll and trock. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Danny, Henry, Frank and upper clossmen. PET PEEVE: Being horossed by unwonted people. 84 JOSEPH YBARRA AMBITION: To attend a Norttiern Colifornia college SPECIAL INTERESTS: My ' 69 VW, my hero, a Lucky memory, and working at the Broadway. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, Salesian Lettermen Society 2,3, Junior V.P., Annual Staff 4, Homeroom President 4, Homecoming Committee 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH; Class of 71, Carlos R. M., Lumberjock Paul, Yellow Power Tony, Lorry, George, and Steve celebrat- ing at Shokey ' s. PET PEEVE: Cathedral rrom across the river, our acting principal, haircuts, 2 + 2=5. VICTOR YBARRA AMBITION: To become a biologist. SPECIAL INTERESTS: the Rams, women, □ nd getting my own cor. ACTIVITIES: Track 3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Slim, i-UH,,et, Main Street Kid, Ralph, Rat, Joe, and Gilbert. PET PEEVE: Girls who show off when they really don ' t hove anything to show. GILBERT DANIEL YRIARTE AMBITION: Pediatrician and to hove a lot of little Dannies and Lins. SPECIAL INTERESTS: LiP Lin from R. C. ACTIVITIES: Football 2. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Lil ' Lin, Big Hector, and Tony, Quisp. PET PEEVE: Lil ' Lin and Hector when they play around. 85 J XAVIER M. ZARAGOZA AMBITION: Proboiion Officer SPECIAL INTERESTS: Booie, women, and portlcj. ACTIVITIES: Bond 2,3,4, Homeroom Vice- Preiident 4. USUAILY SEEN WITH: Jeff, Gus Veloiquei, Robert A., ond Peter S. PET PEEVE: Teoctiers Ihot talk too much! RANDY I. ZOZAYA AMBITION: To go to college ond be- come a successful businessman. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Sports, cars, girls, money, ond tioppiness. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3, Footboll 3,4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Al, les, Paul, Henry, Jimmy, and the Resurrection Boys. PET PEEVE: Being locked up like animals. DAVID P ZUNIGA AMBITION: Offset Printer SPECIAL INTERESTS: Track, Football, Sponodo, Hendrix, Grond Funk, FM, ond Mario. AaiVITIES: Footboll 1,2,4, Track 2,3,4, Homeroom President 2,3, Shop Foremon 2,3, Student Council 2,3. USUALLY SEEN WITH: El Sereno, Wilson, ond the trock and footboll teams. PET PEEVE: May 4lh, 1970, losing, Cothedrol, Ripple, and Gilbert Roman. -L •fl- r .j 86 i I. fHlblll, «( bum •bra. SENIORS NOT PICTURED JUAN ACOSTA RICHARD AIDERETE GERALD AMAYA RUDY AROS GUS BERMUDEZ PAUL BRICENIO ARTURO CALVA CHARLES CARTER RICARDO DE LOS REYES CARLOS ESTRADA JAMES FARFAN JOE FERNANDEZ FERNANDO GIL JIMMY HORI ROBERT INGEL GILBERT MARTINEZ JOESPH MARTINEZ DEONES MEYERS PRESTON McNEAL JOHN PALACIO PEDRO RAMERIZ MANUEL RASCON MARCELIONO SANCHEZ 87 Senior Acosta, Juan 1527 Zuniga Lane 269 1006 Aguilar, Paul 1 40 N. Townsend 269-4592 Alatorre, Hector 332 S. State St 262-4402 Alderete, Richard 664 Penrith Dr 261 -4383 Amaro, Christopher 1 538 Adkisson 268-7300 Amayo, Jerry 4016 Folsom St 262-8601 Arandia, Guillermo 3204 E. Falrmount 263-8446 Aroujo, Hector 2129 E. Fourth St 263-31 17 Arenas, Robert 715 N. Mott St 264-0175 Arias, Angel 707 5. Mott St 262-01 46 Arios, Larry 3331 Estrada St 262-5780 Barajas, Carlos 1 1 7 N. Breed St 268-7754 Barrogan, Michael 3327 Minto St 221-4488 Barrios, Jose 1 45 W. 71 st St 752-9026 Bermudez, Enrique 1043 W. 21st St 749-1651 Eermudez, Gus 516 S. Bernal St 263-4937 Bernal, John 319 Echondio St 268-0321 Briceno, Paul 201 S. Soto St 265-4497 Broadway, Keith 2069 W. 31 St 732-8391 Cabollero, Bernardo 430T2 Union Pacific 264-3446 Caballero, Pedro 1 333 S. Eraser Ave none Caldero, Manuel 207 S. Vancouver 263-6514 Candelario, Alex 2521 ' 2 E. Folsom 269-9115 Cardona, Antonio 3039 Eostside Blvd 262-1 51 3 Carlos, Jose 1 827 E. 66th St 585-0393 Carter, Charles 935 W. 50th St 752-8954 Carlvalho, Garvan 4820 Saturn St 938-6344 Casado, Louie 220 N. Alma Ave 262-3864 Castellonos, Raul 1116 S. Marietta St 261-1783 Castillo, Harveen 1309Vj S. 5fh St 731-0192 Ceballos, Steven 2463 Terrace Heights 269-3350 Cisneros, Henry 444 S. Evergreen 269-6022 Clementin, Roderick 2331 West Blvd 747-4527 Collins, Ronnie 207 W. 49th St 233-0837 Corona, Phillip 2021 E. 3rd St 262-4764 Cota, Alfred 2452 Garnet St 263-2031 Covorrubias, Paul 1001 S. Concord 268-4804 Crabtree, Leslie 3418 E. 8th St 268-1098 Cruz, Gilbert 4281 Halldole Ax3-1675 Cruz, Mike 8916 Ibsen St 692-7383 Castro, Phillip 5867 Rosemeod Ave none De La Fuente, Rudy 521 S. Mathev s St 269-7664 De Los Reyes, Ricardo 1824 E. 69lh St 581-8644 Del Pozo, Ralph 3143 E. Malabar St 263-0615 Delgado, Leo 4619 S. Oak 695-1527 Diaz, Luis 351 6 ' J E. Gleoson Ave 265-2831 Dioz, Robert 3947 Percy St 268-3990 88 Directory Dominguez, John 2432 ' 2 Houston St 262-5251 Dominguez, Peter 3905 ' 2 Whittier Blvd 262-2997 Dominguez, Robert 421 S. Savannah St 265-1707 Durazo, Frank 449 N. Townsend 268-5965 Elisaldez, Thomas 3246 E. 3rd St 268-8027 Estrada, Carlos 410 E. Hellman Ave 573-2646 Estrada, Mario 4615 Bedillion St 225-3564 Farfan, James 1155 S. Dacotah St 261-4533 Fernandez, Jose 2229 N. Harwood St 221-551 1 Flores, Jose 2369 Portland St 748-2833 Flores, Ramiro 352 5. Gless St 268-8162 Garcia, Charles 1 123 Hillview St 261-7934 Garcia, George 2701 Oregon St 268-9602 Garcia, Ruben 3305 Sierra St Ca2-1785 Gil, Fernando 825 N. Soto St 268-1058 Gonzales, Joseph 3525 Eagle St 262-4857 Gonzalez, Philip S. Cleronce 269-7698 Gonzalez, Ricardo 108 E. Ann St 221-601 1 Granados, Mayo 4639 E. 2nd St 269-9938 Griffin, Edward 1596 Dell Dr 261-4839 Gutierrez, Francisco 1 439 W. 28th St none Gutierrez, Thomas 1956 Lonsdowne Ave Ca5-3324 Guzman, Salvador 439 Grande Vista 263-7822 Harrell, Wayne 925 W. 23rd St 746-0657 Hernandez, Julio 2133 E. 3rd St 269-3228 Hernandez, Ruben 3861 E. Meisner St 268-7346 Hilario, Joseph 8430 Culp Dr 692-1631 Holguin, Charles 3453 E. Brooklyn Ave 262-7960 Holguin, Steven 3929 E. Rogers 262-0732 Holquin, John 520 N. Gage Ave 262-2965 Holmes, Peter 2047 City Viev Ave 263-8432 Hori, Jim 543 S. Concord 264-4560 Ibay, Richard 2229 Cowlin Ave 262-2342 Ingle, Robert 974 W. 42nd St Ad4-1913 Ivy, Michael 1115 S. Sycamore 936-7480 Jaimes, George 3837 E. 4th St 262-7012 Johnsrud, Russell 451 S. Evergreen 269-1262 Lamb, Jerry 4032 Folsom St 263-0739 Lamdagan, David 1 432 S. Norton Re4-3379 Leon, Steve 81 24 Lou Dillon 588-0339 Leyva, John 615 N. Poplar Ave 721-9653 Leyvo, Max 5403 Allan St 222-2560 Licon, Javier 11 68 N. Rowan Ave 268-0757 Lopez, Larry 2716 Wynwood Lane 262-0227 Lozano, Robert 827 S. Record Ave 265-2852 Macias, Danny 2716 Wynwood Lane none Magallanes, Andrew 144 S. Ditman Ave 264-8289 89 Mares, Richard 3243 Inez St 265-1122 Marquez, John 128 ' 3 S. Indiana St 261-7207 Martin Del Campo, Armando 3685 Rolle St 221-1947 Martinez, Charles 31 1 Gertrude St 269-4330 Martinez, Gilbert 314 Chicago St 264-4533 Martinez, Joseph 2710 Eagle St 268-5775 Mason, Armando 3342 Fithion Ave 225-8478 Medrono, Sergio 623 N. Son Benito 262-8698 Mendez, Joe 4316 S. Kenweed Ave 291-5589 Mercado, Hector 2401 Repetto Ave 722-6121 Meyers, Deones 2116 W. 157th St 774-1060 McNeol, Preston 5019 S. Budlong Ave 271-4046 Molina, Manfred 982 ' 2 S. Berendo 385-5842 Montes, Carlos 1 832 Workman St 225-2006 Mora, Robert 622 N. Cornwell 264-0561 Morales, Edgar 1 934 Florence Ave 585-6448 Munez, Peter 7107 Perry Rd 269-7606 Munoz, Jesus 522 E. 21st St 748-3508 Nakamura, James 1088 Leighton 733-3719 Navarro, Gabriel 3960 Homme! 269-5124 Navarro, Victor 654 Eastmont 724-2359 Ochoa, Michael 306 N. Ditmon Ave 724-4653 Olivas, Alan 1522 S. Duncan 261-4349 Ono, George 11 2 N. Saratoga St 263-6650 Orosco, Steven 469 Potrero Grande 724-0652 Ortiz, Manuel 346 S. Glass 265-3103 Ortiz, Ramiro 3027 Winter St none Owen, Marlon 2817 S. Normandie Ave 734-0214 Padillo, Carlos 2212 Parkside 225-4720 Padillo, Henry 470 Comulos 269-2855 Polocio, John 2701 Eagle St 262-1062 Pena, Carlos 660 S. Mathews St 263-4482 Perez, Rudy 616 S. Mott 262-4015 Peru, Gilbert 431 S. Clela Ave 261-6077 Porras, Bergman 1 402 S. Vermont 388-5974 Quintero, Michael 41 25 E. 1 st St 264-3220 Ramirez, Pedro 733 S. Mathews 269-1997 Rascon, Manuel 3231 E. 5th St 268-6656 Rejon, Fernondo 7105 Santa Fe 581-7316 Reyes, Marco 310 N. Westcott 261 -9848 Rivero, Alberto 2769 Glenn 263-0828 Robles, Jose 1013 Clement 225-2936 Rodriguez, David 119 N. Alma 263-0335 Rodriguez, Joe 1427 N. Carmelita Ave 269-3719 Rodriguez, Raul 3724 Whiteside 262- 1 420 Rojos, Felipe 3609 Whiteside 2651 187 Rojos, Ralfoel 4931 Stewart 960-2406 90 Roldan, Raymond 4118 Floral Ave 268-5759 Roman, Gilbert 649 S. Davis St 722-5275 Reman, Pete 847 New Hampshire 386-4507 Romo, Ted 501 1 Gafford St 262-0804 Ruiz, Elpidio 3012 3rd St 261-2836 Ruiz, Michael 701 2 Fifth St 753-91 66 Solas, George 833 N. Cordova 269-8773 Scmoff, Jeff 423 Townsend St 261-8390 Sanchez, Marcelino 515 S. Breed St 263-1685 Sandoval, Daniel 3761 E. Hammel St 261-4321 Sandoval, Peter 2822 Foirmount St 269-5543 Sandoval, David 3263 E. 3rd St 269-1 330 Sonelle, Joseph 5772 Los Angeles Way 572-9607 Santa Cruz, George 2747 ' 2 Pomeroy 261 -9794 Sosano, Lawrence 1 28 S. State St 269-2525 Scholl, Charles 3017 W. 2nd St 380-5803 Serna, Raymond 274712 Pomeroy 261-9529 Sif uentes, Lorenzo 1 66 S. Pecan 264-2787 Singson, Frank 4820 ' 2 Saturn Ave 931-2890 Smyles, Anthony 908 E. Adams Blvd 262-6457 Sotomayor, Richard 559 S. Ditman Ave 263-0964 St. Julien, Thomas 4242 W. 61 st St 274-8793 Talavara, Cesar 914 Marietta 268-4012 Tonako, Anthony 732 S. Eraser St 263-4259 Torres, Ralph 955 Hyperion 660-9408 Trancoso, Carlos 4401 Mercury 223-7332 Urias, Robert 7714 Walnut 585-8153 Voldez, Fernando 371 1 El Sereno 223-4526 Valencia, Louis 2714 Michigan Ave 262-6354 Voiles, Robert 3239 ' ,2 Eagle St 263-2713 Vargas, Louis 5217 Ithaca 222-1715 Vega, Edward 3918 Hubbard St 265-1626 Vega, Steve 2209 E. 2nd St 261-4710 Velosco, Anthony 1072 N. Rowan 263-1271 Velasquez, Benjamin 1 34 S. Clarence 262-9420 Velasquez, Augustin 2702 Pomeroy 268-1590 Ventress, Martin 2123 S. Bronson 731-4956 Villapando, Alfonso 1906 Pennsylvania 264-0556 Villonuevo, David 3727 Floral Dr 263-2253 Ybarro, Victor 1319 Warren St 261-9820 Ybarra, Joseph 2738 E. Foirmount 268-2093 Yriarte, Daniel 2427 Senta Ave 723-5078 Zaragozo, Xovier 2638 ' 2 E. 8th St 268-3979 Zazoyo, Randy 3309 Opal 261-8514 Zunigo, David 4123 Van Home 261-7556 ORGANIZATIONS Bottom tor., .t:: :_ .,.•.!, .; .i. H lvj .n. Gobe Novorro, Rich Ibay, Robtil Dommgucz, Tony Cardono, Dove Rodriguei. Second row: Elrom Olvcfo. Morio Ellrodo, Eddie Gnflin, Paul Aguilor, Lorry Sosono, Carlos Peno, Pete Michoel. Eddie Gulierrei, Rudy Yonel, Henry Bravo, Top row: Phil Martinez, George Porchoi. Mouricio Hernondez, Steve Vega, Carlos Monlez. and Hector Alalorre. Student Council 1971 I Michael Sokamolo Moderolor 96 Richard Ibay President Robert Domingij Vice-President Gabriel Navarro Secretary Executive Board Tony Cordona Treasurer Dove Rodriguez Poriiamentorian Steve Holguin Public Relations 97 Annual St Staff Tony Tanaka Special thanks to Carlos Montes and Bobby Domin guez for helping us meet the final deadline. (2 Wa2=3 Moderator Mike Sakamoto Joe Ybarra Editor Larry Sasano Underclassmen Section: Joe Martinez George Bravo 99 V Mary Alvarez Carol HernanrJez a s . t Rachel Suarez Laura Silva 100 a Susie Gutierrez N HIGH SCHOOL . Dolores Ramirez Debbie Holguin 101 Yell-Leaders r Joe Fernandez Dave Rodriguez Larry Sifuentes Ronnie Robinson Peter Caballero Missing: James Martinez ' Yell King Eddie Griffin 102 J.V. e e e a L.R. Terri Fons n, Paul Gil, Debbie Monlojono, Debbie Galvon, lucy Mora, Liz Delgado, Julene Zozoya s q u a Officers L. R. Anita Sifuentes, Vice President; Elsa Cruz. President: Angie Romerii, Secretory 103 ■mi-m Bock Row: From lo Bock. Sieve Vego, Andres Tre|0, Dovid Gonco, Hector Rios, Al Villopondo. Horocio Rodnquei, John Holquin. M.ddle Row: f.oni to Bock. Raul CoilcMonoi. Rudy De lo Fuenle, Sergio Vorelo. Peler Michoel. Jesse Romirez, Jose Rodriguez, Alex Zepedo. Tony Voldes, Keilh Broodwoy From Row: Front lo Bock. Tom Guilerrez, Henry Cisner os. Rondy Zozoyo, louie Torres. Gilbert Peru, David Sonchez, Arl Meyers. Philip Rojos. Salesian Letter men Society 104 Moderator - Father Marshall President - Steven Vega Vice-President - Rudy DeLaFuente Secretary - Raul Castellanos Treasurer - Henry Cisneros Sargeant at Arms - Tom Gutierrez 105 Viim Newspaper Staff 106 mSSmOi taiiittmM KVSH Back Row (I lo r|; Henry Quinlero, Oscar Cervantes, Louie Nunei, Fronk Aliaga, Jesse Trevino. Front Row (I to r) : Doyid Torres, Danny Meza, George Ruiz, Carlos Quesodo, Victor Bonoles, Ruben Lopez, Ctiorlie Teino, Cruz Portillo. Front Row (I to r): Ricl)- ard Zomorono, Morio Estrado, Richard Botellc Bock Row (I 10 r)i Xovier Estrada, Cleon Bribis cas, Jesse Murgo. 107 Drama Sitting: (I to r) Richard Zomorano, Tony Vonezuelo, George Brovo, Rictiord Bolello, Ronnie Agoilor, Jovier Ando, Michoel Koto, Joe Lopez. Slonding: Dove Rodriguez, Vic Guzmon, Nick Alvarez, Nick Broomis, Gory Keys, Mike Ouintero, Corlos Borojos, Mr. Meccio (moderator). 108 nor Society udei, Anthony Smyl AAouricIo Hernande linguez, Raul CoslellanO ' Top Row; (I to rl Gus B De la Fuente. Second Re Ybarra, Robert D Vega. Tliird Row: Carlos Boraja!, Manfred Molina, Albert Amporan, Stephen Banuelos, Mario Reyes, David Sanchez. Fourth Row: lorry Sasano, William Michel, Hector Resendez, Albert Dubon, Marlon Owen, George Tsukomolo, James Vosquez, Lawrence Arias, Albert Rivero, Francisco Gutierrez, Tony Tanoko, Sixth Row; Carlos Pena, Augustin Velasquez, John Romero, lorenzo Sifuenles, Victor Novorro, Bottom Row: Mr. Chaviro (moderalorl, Michael Koto, Glen Soita, Randy Ashi- mine, Robert lopez, Byron Tolsumi. Bottom Row (I to r) ; Casimir Prouly, Daniel Me John Vosquez, Phil Ortiz, Ray Roldan, Juan Perez. Oscar Cervantes, John Marcus, W. Johnson (moderator). Top Row; Alfred Calde 109 Library Staff ff . ' '  • Mission Club (I lo r): Mr Fcrnond-M (modorolor) . Mourielo Hcfnondri, tony Co.dono. Ricotdo V. loiqu. r, Robrti Dom.nqurj. Ph.Mip Co Hrrnandri, Gabriel Novarro, Corloi Borojos I 10 Daniel and the Prophets Icll lo right Emilio Olqum. Willc Yslai, John Solozor, Dave Sondovol, Jock Gorcio, Richord Mares, FronV Gonzales, Jonilo Bcgclow, Ray Vol vcrdc. Brother Dan, and Mike Mena. (Not Pictured), Irene Aguilera, Cecilio Gorcio, Eddie CeboHos, Manuel lozo Chess Club Left lo Riqht Monfrrd Molina. Mr Ccrvantci, lorry Arlos. Frank Guiterrci, and Sieve Banucloi 111 112 Activities of 1971 113 Homecoming Queen 1970-1971 Miss Gloria Corral Sacred Heart of Mary High School 115 Princesses ' o Mr. Steven Holguin Miss Argentina Bardales Mr. Paul Aguilar Miss Linda Mullinax C . Mr. Tony Cardona Miss Pricilla Rincon and Escorts Mr. Richard Ibay Miss Rachel Suarez Mr. Gabriel Navarro Miss Debbie Tenner Mr. David Rodriguez Miss Vivian Sanchez Miss Argentina Bordales Immaculolc Heart High School Princesses •ll l.ndo Mullino. St. Mury ' i Academy High School lie Mill Pricillo Rincon Romono Convent High School f MiSi Debbie Tenner Miss. on High School Miss Rachel Suorez shop Conaty High School Miss Vivion Sanchez Sacreci Heart H.gh School 119 i 120 arjGS Martin Luther King Day Free at las± ilnighty I 122 OT V Chicano Christianity Awareness iv 2) 123 1 V A ' ! } O C D r u a i I y t u r e e n t a I ' Salesian Day f V o L L B L L Enthusiottfc crowd wotche on. Come on guytl Mr. Rogers is oulrebounded by mighty Mustangs Varsity vs Carlos stioots over Mr. Wiederkehr Faculty Ricti in for on eosy two. Dances Whsre are Ihc cofdt? 128 I Shake a lall-feolher! 129 M C Rich Ib oy ■Cold Duck enlerloini iludcnt body ol o roily Ed Griffin Icods a che Rallies •£= Corlot Podillo ond Tom Eliioldct moU pep ipccche 130- Guadalupe Procession  ««; ? ' WM ' i p-fet warned:!. 131 •■rJ - fV t u Lorello otid Soleiion studenlj enjoy music provided by one of mony bonds used al our Rock Shows. Yeslerdoy ' s Dream, gels il on. Senior Rock and Roll Shows This year, we, the Senior Class Officers, orgonized Rock ' n Roll Shows at various girls schools. From these shows, we cJid not receive any kind of profit. However, profit was not why we had these shows. The reason we had these shows, was to bring SALESIAN and other schools closer together. We hope we attained our goal. The schools we entertained ot were: Sacred Heart of Jesus, Loretto, Conoty, Ramona Convent, and Sacred Heart of Mary. The welcomes we received from these schools were worm and sincere. We would like to thonk these schools and their student body for letting us have these Rock ' n Roll Shows. Thank You, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ng Ihe girls ol 132 Faculty Vs. Varsity 133 ' Hoi Fun In The Son Thf btil o( 1974 134 Freshman Orientation L Blj Hj Bfea 1 if[ 3 F... Clean Campu 135 Barefoot t, Park 136 The day burst warm and clear over the L. A. Basin as some 100 boys and girls met at Salesian High at the ungodly hour of 7:00 a.m. Ungodly for two counts: it was a school holiday, February 12, and just nobody in his right mind Is up at that time; and they were gathering to assault Mt. Wilson no guarantee of glory and fame, no merit badges in the offing, no radio and TV coverage What makes anyone want to climb a mountain especially an L.A. youngster who has so much else offered? In spite of all odds, two bus loads of tenderfoot looking boys and girls unloaded onto the Sierra Modre Mount Wilson Trail — 8 miles of gnarled, twisting, hot, dusty trail snaking its precipitous way up the heights above. A small handful shot off like NASA rockets with perfect count- downs and lift-off . . . others more experienced and knowledgable in mountain ways, began slowly, and continued throughout slowly, conserving, saving. And finally some petered out before they even started. The historic trail meandered through low, clinging desert-like shrub and chaparral to medium altitude hard- woods, ending at 6,000 ' with visible signs of pines and high country life envir- onment. Approximately 35 folk made it— even some of the weaker sex! Many more would hove arrived at the top but were advised to forget it at the 6 mile mark. The Wilson Park was closed due to land slides from the recent earthquake. But the sweat and agony of sore m uscles, and short breath was well compensated for by the challenge, the fresh new environment that con- trasted with our usual smog laden air, noise filled world, the concrete and glass wilderness that is our usual habitat. This was the third Feast of Fools sponsored by Salesian High and once again, was most successful. Those who went will never forget it. The Hike 137 Donkey J Corlos shoots tc Ivo. Foil breok by the Vorjily. Come on Briiyl 138 Basketball The big pick-up. The good old daysl 139 Autographs g 140 Autographs 141 - -«i Ad Sports t a FOOTBALL 1970 SEASON RECORD Salesian Opponents 24 St. Monica 6 16 Duarte 16 12 Bish. Gorman 6 14 So. Pasadena 23 20 Alemony 8 14 Loyola 7 6 St. Francis 33 6 Notre Dame 14 20 Cathedral 14 All-league end Rudy De La Fuenlu goe from OB. Bob Mora. The pass ploy w or n touchdown alltr colching a pass od for 98 yords, sctlmg o new CI.F. mi Angel Arias blasts into the line behind great blocking. 145  62 Al Cola, tf rd 3? Tom G I(crr.i L.J Juno- hoKbock ■-28 Gory Toylor on a po«ir i crp ago-r.l lo oU; 146 linebacker Steve Vega closes in on Loyola quarterback. ' ' Winning Isn ' t Everything, but Wanting to Win Is ' — Vince Lombardi Mora rolls out lo poss behind the protection of Gory Taylor and Louie Torres. 147 Explosive offense takes o break. w 1 -Tf. ' 1 v V) bBr ' aii C3 Jr. hoKback David Gorcio skips Ground Icfl end behind blocking of Jr. fullbock Louie Ton L)«f«niive and Hfnry Podillo, slops o Bishop Gormonn runn r. 148 Defensive tackle Ray De la Crul shows Notre Dame what Salesion desire is. Tom Gutierrez breaks through the line as referee looks on. A Coach Has to Be an Advisor and a Friend — It ' s Almost a Paternal Thing. — Paul Brown Homecoming 1971 Inspirational is the best word to describe the 1970-71 Salesion Varsity football team. Because of a rare combination of players, coaches, and desire, the Mustangs overcame the many problems of a team to achieve a winning season of 4 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. %y far the most cherished victory was gained when our Blue, Black, and White Mustangs journeyed to our home field to meet our arch rival. Cathedral, and returned with a decisive victory. In reality, we gained more than success, for a new spirit was born that will hopefully lead us to new triumphs. All-league Defensive End Henry Podillo chases Colhedral quarterback. Taylor scoots through o big hole Keilh Broadway ond Alo Z«peda recover a fumble i 150 W WilBtal Defense gets set to drop o Phantom for a loss. Defense stops Phantom runner for minimum go 152 JV ' s •TTH  . m « I t f 9    •  9ff js2 Seated: Howard Jones, Arl Villa, Larry Zepedo, Ronnie Zepeda, Arnie Vega, Ernie Rivera, Luis Tomoyo, Arl Fleles, Vic Silva, Dennis Gar- cia, Mark Thomas, Eddie Reneria, Jess Ramirez. Kneeling: Justo Cuevos, Jose Alomyo, Rudy Martinez, Aldolf Villopando, Daniel Ybarro, David Gutierrez, Eddie Cervantes, Ronnie Marron, Filberlo Gomez, Gil Gutierrez, Ernie Ochoo, Bobby Pineda, Tony Valdez , Jorge Osorio, Stonding. Coach Lenhorl, Andy Villa, Joe Ramos, Juan Velasco, Lorenzo Esporzo, Jesse Jimenez, Pol Hernandez, Richard Codeno, Art Myers, Carlos Colvo, David Poredes, George longhon, Arnold Lopez, David Springer, Coach Murray. 153 Cee ' s Scoled Corloi Dcbro. Tomayo. Rudy Yanci, Jcftery Herr Munoi, Kneeling: Mgr Joe lopei, Mgr. John Rojoi, Benil Williom VIcent. Ted Carter, George Porchot, Pol Rojoi, Mc froyo, Eddie Curiel, Fronk Amporon, Jutlino Mclendez, Jo Vorelo. Ed Voldei, Ernie Morlinel, Dovid Akoro, Cooch Sokomolo. Hernondei. Gabnel Jooquin. Gene lopci. Edd.e Roc1..h « ' . «■' ' ■A. ,i,. ..o .- 1 , Voldes, Joimc Medmo, Tim Eipinojo, Mcr. Henry. Slonding: Cooch To ro, Gory Rodriguel. Morio Lovolo. Angel Gomel. George Avilo, jeii 154 Del Rey League Champions T. Carler throws a block on Phantom defender to spring loose holfbock E. Martinez, for a maximum gain. 1 - tfi ■L „ ' ■. f ' M. Valdez rips ttirough tlie Cathedral line. Mustang defense closes in on Ptionfon 155 156 SEASON RECORD Pre-Season League Salesian Opponent Salesian Opponent 43 Bosco Tech 51 66 Alemany 45 74 Damien 56 62 Loyola 61 65 Crespi 59 69 St. Francis 65 70 Pater Noster 55 70 Notre Dame 87 66 St. Francis 90 67 Cathedral 41 59 So. Pasadena 54 68 Alemany 60 55 Mt. Cormel 49 71 St. Francis 85 76 Baldwin Park 54 59 ' Loyola 62 41 Pius X 46 76 Notre Dame 85 69 Damien 59 72 Cathedral 53 59 82 St. Paul Pater Noster 56 Overtime 76 Duarte 42 74 Ambassador 33 157 9 Rudy gcli two on o reverse lo Rudy Dclo Fueni Senior forword Corloi drivrt lowo ' d baikcl for two poii 158 Coilof Podillo Senior Forward Rich set for defensive action against St. Franc 1! Keitli Broacjwoy 54 Senior Center 1 Richord Ibay 10 Senior Guard Keitfi awoits poss from Corlos in the ke 159 ( f d ' - ' frank Catti-on ■I 4 Junior Guord The protecttonisi fires for two poinfs 160 K fH -fl IW 1 Alii Zepi Raul Costellonos ' ' S? Senior Cenler Tommy ond Billy liniih oil o victory ogolnil Amboiiodo 162 Manuel Arrlolo «32 Junior Forword Alex Zepeda - 24 Junioi Guard iif: ' 4-1 lill boHles for the loose boll against Ambassador « _i George Rodriguez 30 Junior Guard 163 Stonding — Robert Gonioles. Dovid Rodriguez, Ronnie Robinson, Tony Voldes, M. Edwords, R. Rodriguei. Kneeling — Rondy Ajhii Rodriguez. Armondo Guillen, Rudy Morlinez, An Villo J-V ' s Robinton grabt the fcbound 164 Cee ' s =n M B l ( Hi j Bee ' s 165 ,1 V 166 J Third Row; Pedro Romirei, Alberto Ramirez, Carlos Eslrodo, Jesus Munoz, Heliodoro Radillo, Mr. lopei. Second Row: Joe Alonzo, Guillermo Fobela, Anthony Osorio, Moxie Voldivio, Jose Navorrete, Manuel Rascon. First Row: Jose Dial, Jorge Mejio, Juon Acosta, Federico Mero, Oldemor Munoz, Frank Esfrodo, Missing: Jesse Ramirez, Carlos Rodriguez. 167 Our varsity soccer team has confinuecJ to roll on to success again in 1971. Salesian hos always excelled in this rugged sport, producing athletes of outstanding quality and talented performances. Pride in one ' s school is pride in the school ' s sports. Salesian ' s soccer tenm is a team of champions. tpti, gvord gool CKlrcmcl 168 I 13 . fo kick ball past his opponent. Salesion explodes witti a mighty hit. Mustong struggles to keep possession of the boll. 169 Fifil Row: George Mercodo, Simon longorlo, MonucI Rivai. Fred Eslfada, Mg r David Run, Dov.d loptz, Second Ro Mr. V.llo, Sol lopei, louil Flo Sidney leon, Jef( Hernodei, Fernando Monoragob, Bro. Rudy, Third Row: Victor Eicobedo, Adolph Villolpondo, Refugio Rodriguez, Heclor Novarro, Nu Coach Bro Rudy Brrloqnolli 170 19 i . 1 K )2 ( I C Coach Villa discusses teom slrolegy before the go J.V s 171 c r o C o u n t r left lo righl: Sergio Vorelo, Ed Torres, Louis Diaz, Pete De Los Reyes, Frank Valencio, Ceosor Tolavero, David Sonchei, David Carbojol. SEASON RECORD Salesian 41 29 15 15 15 lowest score wins) Opponent Burbank San Marino San Gabriel St. Anthony So. Pasadena Del Rey League Meets ' ' 20 19 21 17 15 Cathedral Alemany Loyola St. Francis Notre Dome 17 26 49 50 50 43 44 38 46 50 172 Coach Bro. Tom Kecgon Del Rey League Champions Musfangs Successfully defended their Del Rey League Cham- pi onship with another undefeated league season. Solesian again inched upward this year by finishing third in the C.I.F. finals of the AA division. Co-Coptain Ceasar Talavera finished 4th over the 2.2 mile course with a 9:57. Undefeated .n leogue meels, Ceasui lulu.ira chuUi up cinol Louie Diaz, all by himself. 173 League Champions The JV ' s scored their 15th straight league win this year in retaining the Del Rey League Championship for the 3rd straight time. Ffonk Valencia qivo hit boti for Solei.on. 174 M The start of a mossaci 175 Cee s Finl Row: (Kneeling) Rudy Gil, George Mogollancs, Cr Mike Hidalgo, Elieio Villolobos, Eddie Puolo. Rodnquci, W.Hit-d Hcirco Second Row: jSlanding) Eddie Morline The Aflrimolh. 176 The Cee ' s continued their winning ways by gaining their 23rd consecutive league victory and also their 3rd Del Rey League Title. Mental Touqhnos 177 i Bock Row ' Gilbcrl Romun, John Holgu n, Da. id Zunigo, Joe Sonelle, Tony GoniuUci. Ruul Btmltz, tp.a.o R„.2, Ben .c,oi.q , rj Middle Row Jeiul Vosquei, lofry Sosono, Al Villolpondo, Jesse Romirez, Hecio ' Rros, David Sanchez, Alonzo Dovis, Sergio Vorelo, Pele DelosReyei, David Corbojol, Ricordo DetosReyei. Ronnie Robinson, Howord Jones. David Lomdogon. Front Row: Roy DeloCruz, Joe Ybarro, Andrew Mogallones, Frank Valencia, Woller Tubbs. Ceosor Tola- vero, Charles Carter, Victor Seonei, Ed Torres. Varsity Track i 178 179 Cooch Dcon Roge J Ruiz doei it ago Srif rip ' Fltion by M ' Sonrllc 180 Andy Mogollanes demonstrates the victory dip. Solesion Power by Gil Ron Cooch Mike Sakamoto Larry proves himself. 181 A ! •« No competition i .A. ••tt lo. ' • ( Coid 182 JV ' s Back Row: Phil Marlinez, Ed Yborro, Mario Voldez, Leroy Heipin, frank Amparan, Richard Benilez, George Mejia. front Row: David Rodriguez, Rudy Gil, Ralph Torres, David Gil, Art Alvero, Morlin Vosquez, George txjbion. Back Row: Baltazan Hidalgo, Pot RojOs, John Ramos, Alfred Avilo, Refugio Rodr.guez, frank Viramontes, Moses Ramirez Crosconcio, Rodriguez, Joe Lopez, Jose Guzman. Middle Row: Ruben Lopez, David Amaro, Jose Camunos, Henry Romero David Sokido, Luis Tomoyo, Mike Hidalgo, Joime Medino, Ed Morlinez, Tom Kinsey, Art Ruiz. Front Row: Rodimiro Medina Tony Coldero, Gilbert Oberlonder, Art Sobado, Eddie Silva, Elisio Villolobos, Ron Hernondez, George Magollones, c e 183 Bock Row: Joe Fernondez, Heeler Mercodo, , Robert Mora. Chorles Holguin M.ddle Row Mgr Henry PadiMo. Roger Gorcio, Frank Singson, Ari Mey«rs, Steve Orosco, Phil Rojos, Coach Bob Godinez. Front Row: , Mike Medino, Arnie Vega, , George Rodriguez, Richord Ourete, Pete I Cooch tob Codincl 184 Varsity Baseball a t 0 . 185 Solesion puts onolher tolly on the scoreboard Thc ' e gopi o hoppy Vid 186 Steve doing a fine job behind the plate Roger Garcia shows us his great pitching form. 187 i ' if l B: f Bock Bo- j.m orvcro, toOi. ' ou-ci. ' u, Q| hcrnoncz, tin,c ucnoo, fcadic Vordci, Michael bkellon tcl H,rtdc-, Ht k Mtn|o-n bioNd Jul.o Romov, Oi ' Fernandci, Roul Torrei. Jeff Willioms, Gilbert Rodriguez, Joe lopei, Joe Soovedra, Coach Zobolo. wosmsmm m a r mm Muitongi keep them coming Inl 188 J. V. Baseball r ---- ' Vr ' ::? --V ' ?S3f- .■i V -I ;.| 1 ' A H f y V Coach Zovolo, mlroducei new sirolegy 189 Golf Although the Golf Team wos established only lost year, it has developed into o highly competitive sport. Under the coaching of Mr. Ruegamer, Salesian has a real league title contender on its hands. Its members are iev , but these young men are dedicated to the sport, themselves, and especially to Salesion. From Row Robc ' i Vgle: Conzolet, Mr. Ruegomcr Alan Olivai. Joseph Sonlillai. Willlom Coilillo. Bock Row; MonucI Codcro. Frank Cu Emilo Soeni, Pcdf. 190 ;  r(ler renofe Autographs i 191 «( Underclassmen Junior Clou Officer! (I to r) Vice-President Peter Michael, President Henry Bravo, and Secretory Treosurer Rudy Yone 194 IUj|{ N Guillermo Favela 195 • Julio Gollc Antonio J. Contalv«( 196 Roberlo A. Martinez Robcil F. MorlioM Michael A. Medina 198 1 rn K Jose L. Navarro V Michoel J. Ortiz Nl va 197 Henry A. Padilla Ml RayT. I Palacic 199 200 DonicI A. Joseph Robert D oniel Richo rd V. Alex R Yborra Yborra Joel Amarillos Albert Amparon Mancul S Arriola Randoll Ashlminc David M. Cnldc.on Simon Dorcnsbourq Gustavo M. Dc Icon Aimondo Garcia William Gibbons Abel Gomez Yglcsios Y THOSE NOT Richoid Lagler Donny Lopez Guy lopcz Michoel lopcz F.oncisco luna Rudy Membrcno Michael Munoz Gcorqc Ornclos Curtis Owon Juan Perez obol PICTURED Vela quel Lee Roy Robinson George Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Phil.p San Miguel Louis Solozor Sterling Smith Leonard Sterling GoryToylor Andres Trojo Waller Tubbs Zepedc Solvodor Gonzoles Jesse Pricto Antonio E, Volenz elo 201 PretidanI Efroin Olvero Vice-Preiident Arnle Vego SecreloryTreojurer Phillip Morlinez Sophomores Aguirre, John Alotorre, Richard Alonzo. Jose Alvorodo, Rodrigo Anoyo, Erneito Andrade, Frank Arenoi. Arnold Armenia, Robert Arreguin, Samuel Bollegoi, Sleven Bono. Pablo Becerra, George Becerra, Ignacio Benilez, Richard Benilez. Raul Blot, Michoel 202 Broomis, Nick Codena, Richard Calvo, Carlos Cano, Mando Caro, Albert Carvalho, Enos Castellanos, Nick Ceballos, Ronald Cervantez, Edward Cervantes, Joel Chavez, Joseph Chavez, Richard Clementin, Gordon Cobian, Jorge Cor ' , Santiago Cueos, Justo mW Davis, Alonio De LoRiva, Sergic Dropulic, George Duorte, John Duenas, Gilbert Duron, Ralph Duron, David Ed rds, Mark Elisalder, Louis Enriquez, Manuel Escobedo, Victor Esporao, Lorenzo Esparzo, Puoi Estrada, Frank Estrada, Freddie Estrada, Freddy Fovelo, Fernand Felix, Jesse Fernandez, Osc( Fernandez, Luis Fletes, Arturo Flores, Luis Flores, Raul Flores, Ricardo Garcia, Jaime Garcia, Javier Gostelum, Andy Gil De Monies, R. Gomez, Filiberto Gomez, Jesse Gonzales, Bias Jr 203 Gonzo ez, Humbert Go 20 ez, Pedro Go zo ez. SoUodO ' Gro nt. Jomei Gri olv 0, Dovid Gu .Ricky Gu de 0, Edword Gu ier rez, Gilbert Gu ler rcz. Joieph Gu ier rez. Rlco ' do Gu mon, Her-ry Her ndez. John Her no ndez, Potrick Her no ndez. Rondy Herpin, Leroy Herrero, Robert Holguin, Rudy Jimenez, Jesus Jones, Howord Juorez, Jesse Kunihiro, Allen Longhom. Geor liro, Joe Homos, Fred toero, Tliomos Lopez, Arnold Lopez, Robert Lira, George Lopez, Solvodor Mol onodo. Henry Moldonodo. Orlando Mar s. Albert Mor on, Ronney Mor in Del Compo, Fronk Mor Inez. James Mo ' inez. John Mo ' incz. Rofoel Mor inez. Richard Mor incz. Rudy Mot omoros, Gilbert Med ino, Alfred 204 Iki, Philip Mejia, George Mena, Michoel Menjores, Pete Mercado, Robert Mondragon, Fernando Muro, Roger Myers, Art Podillo, Soy Porros, Jesse Quezodo, Arluro Ramon, Raymond Ramos, Joe Ramos, John 4N I Robii Romos, Xovier Rangel, Richard Renleria, Eddie Rincon, Jesus , Manuel Ernest guez, Carlos guez, Ernest guez. Hector guez, Ralph guez, Refugio Rodriguez, Richard Raio, Albert 205 Sedillo, Polficli Serno, Anthony Silvo, Alex Silvo, Benny Skellon, John Solelo, Henry Soto, Alfonso Springer. Dovid Tomoyo. Luis laborer, Anthony Thomas, Mork Torres, Edword Torres, RIchord Voco, Philip Voldez, Anthony Voleniuelo, Corit Volenzucio, Mike IN « m ri n V Volverede, Rom Vosquci. Jomc! Vosquei. Jimmy Vosquei, John Vosqucz. Mortii Vosquei. Richoi Vosqucz, Willie . ArnuKo Vcqo Veqo. Xo.lc Vclosco. Juon Villo. And ' cw V.llo. Arthur V.llolpondo. AdoKo V.rlmo Morurl 206 i H W l fj R Villegas, VincenI Whiltlngton, Motthe Ybarra, Daniel Ybarfa, Edmundo Yslas, Willie Zavala, Mario Zepeda, Lawrence Zepedo, Ronold I Aragon, Mike Barreno, Juan BIgelow, John Bonifocio. Raul Galanukan, Siri Garcia, Byron Gil, David Herrero. Ruben La Brodo. Marie THOSE NOT PICTURED Lopez, Humberlo Lugo, Robert Marlinez, Roberl Morolcs, Oscor Olvera, Arthur Olvero, EIroin Parra, Ernest RadHIo, Helidoro Ramirez. Jessie Robles, Jose Rochin, John Rodriguez. Hugo Velasquez. Michael Velasquez. Edward Williams, Jeffery Wong, Michael 207 Clan Ofliccri: Edmundo Gutierrez (vice-president) ond George Pofchas (president). Not pictured; George Avilo (secretory-treoiurer Accvcdo, Mauricio M. Acoilo, John Acosta, Roymond T Acuno, Juon Alcoto, George A. Aldomo, Mike Alonjo, Humbcrto F. Alvorci, Jomes A. Amoro. David J. Ampofon. Frank C. Andradc, All ' edo Androde, John M. Arellano. David C Armcndorei. Richard Atcncio. Tommy Avilo, Gcorqc A Avilo. Alfred M J« Bollolo ' . louii J P f 1 Barrios, Danny Boconegro, Aurelic Bribiescas, Ascens Burquez, Rodolfo Colderon, Alfred Calistro, Reynoldo Caslanodo. Larry Carter, Theodore Coslillo. Alfred Castillo, Gilbert Cebollos, Edward Cervantes, Oscar Contreras, Toby Cruz, Robert Cuarenta, Martin Curiel, Edward Dovilo, Jose De la Fuente, Ron r 1k M%. Delgadillo, Jofin De Lira, Carlos Duarte, Daniel Duarte, Rafael Encinas, Frank Enr-quez, Miguel Espinosa, Tim Estrada, Francisc Estrada, Xavier Fern andez, Mike Gailardo, Edgar Gollordo, Joe Goro, Peter Gorcia, Gilbert Garcia, Juan Garcia, Richord Jack Gomez, Angel Gomez, Rolpti Godinez, Miguel Gonzolez, David Romero, Henry Romero, Rictiard lopez, Robert loprz, Ruben lovolo, Mario lozono, Rene Hcrnondr 210 Lozan o, Aslolfo luevc no, Slephen Mogc Hones, George Morq uez Joseph Morq uez Rodger Morq Xayrer Marl nez Ernest Mori nez Edward I. Marl ncz George Marl nez Henry Mort lulsG. Mori nez Michoel Marl nez Steven H. Marl nel Victor Medl no, Albert G. Medi Jaime S. Medi no, RodimiroS. Melir dez , Justine Mele ndrez, Trinidad S Merc udo George V. ' « s Me o, Federico A. Me a, Daniel G. Me o. Hector Mir eles, Ramon B. Miz Ola, Edword T. Mo ales, Daniel T. Mo ales, Gilbert J Mo olez, Jose Mo gon, JuanE. Mu oz, Francisco Mu illo, Mictiael Narro, Edward No vaez, Alfredo Ha orro. Hector E. Nur ez, JoseT. Oberlander, Gilbert E. Ordoz, Miguel Ortiz, Rudy J. Paslrona, Robert O. Poredes, Daniel Porchas, George Porlillo, Cruz Prouly, Cojimiro Puello. Eddie Ouezodo, Corlot Ouinlero. Henry n i n 4 i Ramirez, Moiei Ramirez, Ramiro Romoi Julio Re cr dez. Ed Rcynogo. Robert Rioj. Fernofido Rodriguez, Cretencio Rodriguez. Edward Rodriguez, Gabriel Rodriguez, Gorrv Rodriguez. Gilbert Rodriguez, Gul Rojoi, John Roioi, Potrick 212 Romero, Henry Romero, Richard Romero, Santiago Ruiz, Arthur Ruiz, Dovid Ruiz, George Ruvalcaba, Ruben Sobodo, Arthur Sanchez, Carlos Sanchez, Rene Sandoval, Jose Sandoval, Richard Sonlillan, Joseph Segovia, Bernardo Segoviono, Sergio Silvo, Alfred Silva, Richard Smith, Christopher l pp il ftsVfTT V. v 1 Villegas, Harold Yanez, Arturo Yepes, George YsIqs, Gabriel Zavala, Ricky Zazuelc, Alvoro R E S C R S I P P E T C I I O A N L I S T S E-Z DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTIONS Serving E.L.A. Since 1936 3660 E. 1st St. AN 3-2854 AN 1-6566 LA ESPICAdeORO BAKERY 3559 East First St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90063 Mr. Jose Ruiz THE KING OF DIAMONDS ' BOB ' S MEN ' S WEAR CREDIT JEWELERS SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO SALESIAN STUDENTS ' 3592 E. 1st St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90063 AN 9-0561 4776 Whittier Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 Bob Arredondo Mario Arredondo 261-9180 214 Wishing You Well Need A Quality Painter? Call — Cirilio Cobos the FRANSISCAN FRIARS Phone: (714) 628-1509 1 ! ... ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH CONGRATULATIONS TO 1 71 ASB PRESIDENT The Staff of: RICHARD IBAY COMET PRODUCTIONS DEB World ' s Largest Motion Picture Studio Year of the Mustang ! V Wishes the Mighty Class of 71 the Best of Luck in Years To AGGIE ' S GUEST HOME I Come Complete Care for the Aged Owned Operated By August ina A Comet Production Gutierrez I.9IW 4444 N. Hornbrook Ave Baldwin Park, Calif. Phone: 962-7995 215 DRY CLEANERS LAUNDRY and LINEN SUPPLY c b® . c,tf . 37 Locations To Serve You 3011 N. Main St. 5172 Whittier Blvd. L.A., Calif. 90022 268-5197 We Honor Bonkamericard Master Charge 216 aoiPs fl Golds . . . the store that knows and specializes in young people congratulates Salesian High School 0oVf s AN 9-7505 4900 Whittier Blvd., E.L.A. SALESIAN LETTERMEN SOCIETY To uphold the highest traditions of a varsity letter winner — to lead by example President — Steven Vega Vice President — Rudy de la Fuente Secretary — Raul Castellanos Treasurer — Henry Cisneros Sergeant-at-Arms — Tom Gutierrez SliUJ in« ' MU 1 % m. o mxL ' T) HOMEROOM 307 Peace Prauer ( ) n I ).maki ' mc an instrument of ' Your peace Where there is hatred, let me sen ' knv: where there IS in|ui ' . parUon; where there is doubt laifh: where there is despair, hevpe: where there is darkness, li ht: and where there is sadness.jcjy. DIVINE M;VSTnH.c,rantthat I inav not so much seek to be consoled as to console: to be under stood as to understand: lo be lowd is o low: for It IS in ivin ( that we receive: it is in pardoning that we are pardoned: and it is in d inc( that we are bom to eterrul lite. SAINT rKANI l Franciscan Communications Center 1229 South Santee Street Los Angeles, California 90015 218 ■c iiHIJtfl Jlealtu 2325 Brooklyn Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. 90033 MARIO DE LA TORRE Broker - Owner AN 8-9935 CALIFORNIA FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Carpeting — Appliances Drapes — Free Delivery Come in see Edward Apodaco 262-4294 262-8944 3600 E. First St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90063 5 Congrafulations to the Mighfy Mustangs of ' 71 ALL AMERICAN TROPHY CO 6003 Whittiei Blvd. ♦ Phone 268-2831 SUMITOMO The Sumitonio Bonk of California Free Checking Account (with $200.00 minimum balance) Personal and Commercial AAembei of 2107 S. Atlantic Blvd. in Prado Shopping Center MP. 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HELEN SCHOLL Communication ■Sophomore MRS. SOLEDAD RENTERIA Communication ■Freshman MRS. ELISA GIL Honorary Member - Advisor MRS. JOSEPHINE SAUCEDO Honorary Member - Advisor MRS. ADELE OLIVAS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1971 220 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 71 FROM: DAVE, FERNANDO, MOOSE, JOSE, AND LARRY LIBRERIA MEXICO , LA. 31 1 So. Broadway St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90013 ■Ji?|rt«,r « HOMEROOM 302 221 Congratulations to the Class of JULES GARCIA METROPOLITAN REBUILDERS 4763 W. Adams Blvd. GOOD LUCK to 71 GEORGE GARCIA MR. AND MRS. ALBERT GARCIA W IZUYA FISH AND SEAFOOD 2050 S. Atlantic Blvd. Monterey Park, Calif. 91754 685-4169 621 East 3rd Los Angeles, Calif. 90013 Discount Wedding Invitations and Accessories Lots of Luck to the future class of 72 1 hope that you will K.A. and be 1 MR. MICHAEL V. IVY SENIOR GOOD LUCK to the MIGHTY CLASS of •■7V from CARLOS TRANCOSO and FAMILY COMMERCE REAL ESTATE 5011 Gofford St. Commerce, Calif. 90022 Frances E. 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Cozze Fund Raising Specialist CHIPPER ' S NUT HUT 4755 Telegraph Rd. Los Angeles, California Congratulations to the Mighty Class of -7V from E. RUIZ Congratulations to the Mighty Class of 71 — from Jerry Lamb Better known as: THE LAMB Love is the irresistible desire — To be irresistibly desired, — — Robert Frost 228 BROOKS HEALTH FOODS Your Health Is Our Business 4729 Venice Blvd. Phone Los Angeles, Calif. 935-5225 RED FRONT MARKET 1610 East 4th St. Los Angeles, Calif. The Best of Luck to the Class of 71 CARLOS BARAJAS MONTEREY ROOFS 440 S. Evergreen Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS— AUGUSTIN CABALLERO LUIGI ' S MARKET Specializing in Italian Imports 570 So. Greenwood Ave. Montebello, Calif. 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FROM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MIGHTY MUSTANGS OF ' 71 AL VILLAPANDO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MIGHTY CLASS OF 71 JULIO HERNANDEZ JR. SIG ' S MEN ' S WEAR Phone 2320 Brooklyn Ave. 263-1266 L.A., Calif. 90033 CECELIA BARBER SHOP 2122 S. Atlantic Blvd. TUXEDO RENTING A Complete Rental Service One of the largest selections of latest styles and colors in the area. Single and Double Breasted Regency, Edvi ' ardians, and Prince Albert Open Evenings till 8 p.m. Saturday till 6 p.m. LORELEI TUXEDO KING 2617 W. Beverly Blvd. Montebello (1 bik. East of Garfield) 721-4282 685-7588 231 Congratulations to the Mustangs on Their Year of Revenge DE LA FUENTE FAMILY Hey guys we finally made it (1 think?) 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Soto St. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 MARY MEDRANO Best Wishes to the Class of ' 71 from JOHNNY ROMERO NISHI MARKET 2961 E. 4th St. Best Wishes to the Class of 73 LA TAPATIA BAKERY 2106 AAople Ave. Congratulations 71 Year of the Mustang BOBBY EL CHICANO URIAS, MIKE AND CHRIS I Congratulations to the Class of 71 from THE MEYERS FAMILY Best Wishes to the Class of 71 from the LOMELI FAMILY 233 AMERICAN BOOKKEEPING CO AND TAX SERVICE 1960 E. Florence Ave. Los Angeles, California 90001 Felix Belmonte Tax Consultant Phone LU 5-0M9 WHITE SPOT 2403 Whittiei Blvd. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 71 FROM MAYO, CARLOS, HECTOR, CHARLIE ?.34 I f Phone 264-9135 81 2 N. Evergreen Los Angeles, Calif. 90063 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MIGHTY CLASS OF ' 71 FROM JOE ' N p S N S CARLOS AND ROSIE M. Juke Boxes, Games, Pool Tables, Cigarette SALESIAN Vl -- SACRED HEART 71 Machines i i ( f For Your Every Need -- Business and Social Printing Wedding Invitations Letterhead Business Cards Foi Service Call RA 3-5078 or Rl 9-6489 Envelopes Joe and Sons 2427 Sento Avenue LA., Calif, 90022 0. p. E. PRESS LITHO 3404 Opal 235 T ' w SINCE 1924 Phone: 269-7471 THE FIRST STREET STORE, LT. D. ROBERT D. KEMP President General Manager 3640 E. First Street Los Angeles, California 90063 ASTRO-PRINT Printing — Advertising — Art Work — Direct Moil — Complete Bindery — Addressing — Mailing Lists 4863 Telegraph Road Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 Phone: 262-4145 TU-VETS PRINTING Printers Lithographers 5635 S. Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 Phone: 724-1848 or 723-5469 RANCHO FOOD CENTER 3751 E. Olympic Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. J E HOT DOG STAND 715 S. Soto St. Los Angeles, Calif. BOTANA GOMEZ CO. 4741 Brooklyn Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. Congratulations, Class of 71, — from LINDA DANNY 236 Congratulations, from HENRY ' S MOBIL 2930 E. Dacotah Los Angeles, Calif. Congratulations to the Class of ' Vr ' RALPH DEL POZO il DOMINOS FOR MEN 2111 S. Atlantic Blvd. Monterey Park, Calif. 264-0821 ' Always A Little Better At Dominos ' MONTEREY BOOK CARD SHOP 2330 S. Atlantic Blvd. Monterey Pork, Calif. PA 8-4496 In Commerce It ' s STEVENS ' STEAK HOUSE 5332 COMO STREET Santa Ana Freevi oy at Atlantic Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. 90022 RAymond 3-9856 BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE GREAT WESTERN SHOWGROUNDS THE HUNTER OF SALESIAN HIGH CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1971, FROM MANUEL CALDERA AND CINDY RODRIGUEZ 237 F R O M H M E 2 R 1 4 M A monumental and impressive fift volume, printed in large, read- able type which haa been newly set for this edition, on Nilo-Pake, a quality Bible paper that has been estimated to endure for 2.000 years. 1.712 pages of text. 8 ] ages of Family Record, 8 pages of 9 maps, and 32 Dali illustrations in six colors on 64 pages. Over-all size: 8H x 11 . Luxuriously bound in black, red or white padded Sturdite with gold stamp- ing; twosilk ribbon markers. With a handnome. matching gift box. $39.95. MONTEREY BOOK CARD SHOP 2330 S Atlantic Monterey Park, California 91754 728-4496 238 AUTO-MAN EXPERT AUTO REPAIR 1 200 S. Soto St. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS ' TO THE V. JO ' S OF SALESIAN HIGH TO THE E 2 MIGHTY ) 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO ' 71 . FROM RANDY ZOZAYA SENIOR CLASS f! y] CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF •71, STARS AND SUNSETS. FROM RICHARD AKin lOMITA «i. - |Bl_i JHJilE il Ei 1 Ainu juimi i a FROM 1 TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF SALESIAN HIGH . . . . . . THANKS. JOE SANELLE 71 HOMEROOM THE STAFF OF ETALON 1971 CONGRATULATES ITSELF ON A FINE JOB. 202 EDITOR LARRY SASANO 239 full of praise , for the class of 71 on on$ 240 3425 Whittier Blvd. • 4831 Whittier Blvd. • 2432 Brooklyn Ave. • 2009 Whittier Blvd , Montebello [ icrtsce ' : V .1 mm ' ' - - : ' M : ' ' ' : 1. : : ' •., V ' v,; ' A ' y .
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