Salesian High School - Etalon Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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RICHARD RAUL GOMEZ AMBITION: To be the best I can be. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper 4, Drama 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Al, Danny, Ron- nie, Marshall, Danny, David, Henry, Chon, and all the bad dudes. SPECIAL INTERESTS: HER The bug, my boys, parties, and anything worth while. PET PEEVE: cantw ell, people who think they ' re God ' s gift, hottie bugs, people who soy you can ' t do anything in a bug, and people who rip off Rivieras. RUBEN JOSEPH GOMEZ AMBITION: To go to college, buy my Porche, get married, become a million- oire, and live happily ever after. ACTIVITIES: Crusing Conaty, Home- coming committee 4, Homeroom vice president 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: A 65 chevy, my girl, a six pack, a hangover, Alfred, Phil, Dino, Larry, George, Eddie, Mike, Adrian, Ramon, David, and the rest of the guys. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Eileen, my car, education, good food, fun times. PET PEEVE: Cathedral, certain people from Cantwell, gas shortage, Reudaflo- res ' s hair problem, and students who don ' t take pride in Solesion. M . DAVID GONZALEZ AMBITION: To go to college and better myself in every way that I can. ACTIVITIES: Freshman football, Soph. Vice-President, Jr. Hrm. President, Form B. Committee, Honor Society, Drama, Drama Sec.-Treas., Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Senior Area Committee, Thespian Society, Senior Class President. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Danny, George, Henry, Elio, Jose, and the rest of the Senior Class. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Jovita, my Comoro, Girls, drinking. PET PEEVE: Cantwell, Cathedral, stuck- up girls, rallies, clean CAMPUS Week, imitation bad dudes.

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PETER GARAY AMBITION: To be a success in life. ACTIVITIES: Pep club 1 , 2, Newspaper staff 3, Dramo 3, 4, International Thes- pian Society 3, 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Gilbert, Gabriel, or anyone who is around. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Good munic, cool chicks, 74 Vega, and the Camero I wish I had, being crazy and to search. PET PEEVE: People who think they ' re great, short hair, music with no mean- ing, and normal people. MIKE GODINUEZ AMBITION: To be a success in life. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Harold, Jess, and the rest of the class of ' 74. SPECIAL INTERESTS: The night life, women, that special girl, and a cold can of beer. PET PEEVE: Cantwell, dead Saturday nights, and people who think they ' re just a little too good. ANGEL GOMEZ AMBITION: To be a success in Life. ACTIVITIES: Football 1 , 2, 3, 4, Sale- sian Letterman Society 2, 3, 4, S.L.S. secretary 4. USUALLY SEEN WITH: Butch and Garry, the guys on the football team, and the Letterman Society. PET PEEVE: The young ladies from Cantwell.

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I, Luis Martinez, leave Salesian knowing I got the best education money can buy. I, Steve Martinez, leave Salesian totally educated and knowing that I never saw Bruno , the golfing bear! I, Albert Medina, leave in bad health. I, Jaime Medina, leave Salesian plenty of pride and the best of 4 years of my life. I, Rodmiro Medina, leave Salesian forever. I, Trinidad Melendrez, leave Mr. Lenihan a Big Mac and the bad dudes from 202. I, Fred A. Mero Jr., leave Salesian before they find out what I done, also knowing Salesian, 74 is no. 1 Rifo . I, Raymond Mireles, will hate and war to the next senior class, just as it was in our senior class. I, Edward Mizota, leave Salesian with an education and memories of the best 4 years of my life. I, Danny Morales, being of sound mond and body, leave pres. Nixon my job of A.S.B. advisor after he is impeached. I, Juan Morgan, leave all the gum under the desks to the incoming freshmen. I, Mike Murrilo, will to Bro. Jerry, along with Chicano Day, Baick Day, Oriental Day, the hope that someday there will be a German Day. I, Eddie Narro, leave Salesian grateful for 4 good years of my life, and to Mr. Lenihan I give my trophy of the Burt Reynolds look-a-like winner. I, Hector Navarro, leave. I, Gilbert Oberlander, also leave. I, Michael Ordoz, leave all my hair to Fr. Leo so he won ' t catch a head cold during winter. I, Rudy Ortiz, leave Salesian with the memories of associated wheels. I, Daniel Paredes, leave Salesian with pride and thanks for all its done for me and hope that the following classes will keep up the spirit as Salesian being 1 . I, Jose Perez, will to Mr. Meccia a new plastic sword. I, Richard Perez, leave Salesian knowing that I met some of the coolest people that I ' ll ever meet, during these last 4 years. I, Sal Perez, being of sound mind and body, leave Salesian my picture in this annual, my oil spots on my parking stall, and leave all the odministration my solemn thanks for what they did. I, Victor Perez, leave Salesian knowing that it has been the best 4 years of my life — and that Salesian will always be 1 . I, Larry Peru, leave Salesian my oil drippings on parking stall 66. I, Raul Ponce, will to Mr. Busco all my stolen projects and my stolen paste up book. I, George Porchas, leave Salesian with many memories of some crazy times crazy friends, in deep gratitude to many and in hopes of a better future. I, Cruz Portillo, leave Salesian selling beef jerky. I, Cos Prouty, leave Salesian with 1 2 years of education behind me as a foundation for my life ahead. I, Eddie Puella, leave as a member of one of the greatest X-country teams. I, Henry Quintero, will my chair of the attendance office to Eddie so that he can also make money selling admit slips. I, Jose Rameriz, leave Salesian to live a happy and successful life. I, Julio Ramos, leave my spirit at Salesian, but I take those memories and good times. I, Eddie Resendez, leave my brother Art in the fine institution of Salesian High. I, Fernando A. Rios, being of sound mind and body, will my car to my little brother in hope that the car may last a week. I, Anthony Rivera, will what I gave — nothing. I, Cresencio Rodriguez Jr., leave Bro. Tom Keegan my cross-country track suit for the next great runner. I, David Rodriguez, leave Salesian 4 good years of my life and my nick-name Tex to Mr. Meccia and the student body. I, Edward Rodriguez, leave Salesian learning something about it, and knowing Salesian learned something about me. I, Garry Rodriguez, leave to the faculty and administration of Salesian a bottle of sterile shoe polish since they always have their foot in their mouth. I, Victor Rodriguez, unfortunately, leave. 46