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

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r r Senior Last Will and Testament I. Mario Sylvester Garcia, will to lower classmen the thought of losing one the best senior classes of Salesian High I.George Gonnez. leave knowing that I have learned all that I could, and that I received the best education possible I. John Gonzalez, leave the future eggheads of Salesian my teachers edition of Physics I also leave Salesian with fond memories, a sense of accomplishment, and graditude for the experience of my four years I. Pablo Gonzalez, leave Salesian High with memories of the good times I had here and trouble I got in I. David Granados. leave to the Class of 76 the ever loveble Mr. Meccia and Mr. Medina (Tambien) lots of luck. I. Tony Guerrero, leave Salesian knowing that I accomplished nothing I. Armando Haros. will to Ruben Garcia a book on how to get physically fit I. Joe Heredero. leave Mr. Ruedaflores my suspension slips of 1975. I. Andrew Hernandez, leave Salesian ' s faculty my handbook: Five easier steps towards being a kissy. knowing that they will give to the best choice. I, Martin Jay Hernandez, leave a lot of empty Bud cans, a whole lot of money, and the best years of my life. Thanks! I, Antonio Hernandez, leave Salesian High School knowing its THE BEST and that I have acquired a good education. I. Martin Herrera. leave Salesian 17 broken doors. 4 broken windows. 1 broken urinal, and a large oil stain on my parking stall § ' 5 I. Steve Hidalgo, will to Mr. Medina a neck brace to help him hold his head up high. I, Ruben Holguin. quote , leave Mr. Medina a Spanish dictionary, so he can find out another Spanish word other than Tambien, unquote . I, David Holman, leave Salesian knowing that the class of 75 was the best. I. Cesar Huerta. will to my brothers, Jesus and Julio, forms for coming encounters I. Fernando Huerta. leave to Mr Meccia the dime he never paid back, and to Salesian one pint of blood I, Francisco Jalteco. leave Salesian dumber than when I came. I, Ming Shin Kou, leave Salesian wondering what the Cafeteria has been serving us these past 4 years I. Michael La Cour. leave Salesian, a well rounded person. I. David Lira, leave my talent in band, cross country and track, and my cross-country locker to the guy that gets it. I. Anthony Logan, leave Mr Medina a handbook on how to teach a more interesting Civics class I. Frank Lopez, leave Salesian with a smile I. Guillermo E Lopez, leave Salesian with an education and with pride I. Guillermo Lopez, leave Salesian and the K boys brainwashed from all the hard workouts I had in cross- country I. Richard Lopez, leave Salesian with a smile. I. Steve Lopez, leave Salesian with a together education and take with me the pride of the Together Class of 75 I. Victor Lopez, leave Salesian knowing that Mr Valenzuela will some day be voted as the world ' s worst dressed man. I. Albert Luna, leave Salesian in rememberance of all the clean get-aways I ' ve accomplished I. Erasmo Magallanes. leave Salesian a used up lunch ticket, a pen that skips, a dirty locker, and a case of real eggs. I. Victor Marrero. leave Salesian knowing that what I learned here will help me in my future life. I. Jose Martinez leave Salesian wearing my best pair of Fruit of the Looms. I. Juan Medina, leave Salesian with its pride, spirit and best social activities around I. Richard Medina, leave my brother. Mr Medina, a term paper entitled How to Teach and Grade a Civics Class . I. Jaime Mercado. leave Salesian with pride and hope that the rest of the classes be as great as the class of 75 I, together Jose Michel, being of sound mind and body. leave Salesian the $25,000 the S C worked their off for! Also the one and only orgy room (314) for next years ' S.C I. Hector Gonzalez Monreal, leave all the memory of printing and a dirty locker I. Raul Mora, leave to Larry Ballesteros my pass forgery kit. I. Arthur Robert Morales, leave Salesian High knowing that the Print Shop Boys are No One. I. Sal Morales, leave Salesian and the class of 76, Good luck. I. Art Morrel, leave my Brother Gilbert My R.T.D. bus card. 51

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- m Sk T Senior Last Will and Testament I.Eddie Alcala, leave Saleslan a size 15 bike so it may be supported in the coming years. I, Rudy Aldama, will to the next editors of Saleslan, all the headaches and fun Also hoping they may receive all the cooperation needed to put together an Annual I. Jose Almendarez. leave Saleslan with the thought that I came here to learn and did just that. I. Frank Anaya. leave Mr. Fink a new pair of white shoes I. Robert Andaion. leave knowing what I DID HERE not have done anywhere else and I hope everyone respects that I. Arnold Andrade. leave Fr. Marshall without Sophia I. Ronny Arias, will to all students how to get passes out of Fr. Marshall. Fr Leo. Mrs. Arias etc. I. Albert Arrleta. leave at last being charged for everything and anything, being able to talk yourself out of anything. I. Sal Arriola. leave Saleslan with pride and education and knowing the years I spent here were the best of my life I. Clemente Banales, barely leave Saleslan by the skin of my nose I. Jesus Barela. leave Saleslan In the physical sense bu t not In spirit. I. Danny Barreda. leave Saleslan with many memories and many friends. I also have the title of the smallest senior. I. Raymond Benltez. came to Saleslan with nothing and leave with something, I. George Bigelow. leave Saleslan with the following: 1 dented trumpet. 1 membership to Lloyd Bridges Fan Club. 1 book of etiquette to A.M.. and the best four years of my life. I. Ray Burrola. leave knowing that If I can survive four years of eating the cafeteria ' s lunch I can take anything! I. Casual Alex Caballero. leave Saleslan knowing that they fiave been the best four year os my life I also sense a feeling of happiness for graduating but sadness for leaving. I, Joe Campos, learned how to paint with color In art class for four years. I, Ray Carlos, leave Saleslan knowing that 75 was the year of the Mustang I. Mando Castro, leave knowing I had some of the best times of my life at Saleslan, I. Rene Castellanos, leave my sports jerseys May the attendance office keep wondering about me. and thanks to Fr. Marshall, Mr Ruedaflores, the faculty and mostly to my parents. I. Victor Castro, leave this school an older but no wiser fool You will find me in a brown paper bag under a tree in the lower parking lot I. Michael Cisneros, leave Salesian walking . I, Joseph Comaduran, Handsome , leave Saleslan a hint of who my hairdresser is. I. Edward Contreras, leave my number 2 snare drum, to the next ' DARTING victim who will enter Mr Fultz ' s class and warn him of flying objects I. Andy Corona, leave Salesian with my head turned inside out I, Jose Corral, will to Saleslan a lock of my beautiful hair. I, Jose Cuevas, leave a pair of black socks to Bro. Jerry as a change to his wardrobe. I, Art Davlla. leave knowing that I ' m leaving just in time. I. Pablo de Anda. leave Salesian my shirt which I used for every test. I. Michael de Hoyos. leave Mr. Meccia a new box of freakles and a new teddy bear I. Francisco de la RIva. leave all I have (nothing) to the coming seniors, but with the condition that it has to be shared equally among them. I. David K de la Torre, leave knowing I went to the ( 1 school in LA. and the only dictatorship left in the U.S. I. Ray Diaz, leave Salesian High School knowing that Mr. Meccia is and always will be an American Tragedy. I. Art Dominquez Jr . leave Saleslan knowing that it took me one hour just to write this damn line I, Ray Dunn, leave Mr Meccia a n oversize raincoat and hat so he can really play the part of Harpo Marx I. Cesar Elguezabal, leave my English book to Mr Meccia. I. Richard Ellzalde. leave Saleslan the way I came. R T D 1. Martin Enclnas. leave my prized possession (my black jersey) to Salesian ' s trophy case to be retired, for good. I. Robert Esquer. leave Saleslan knowing that no other class would be as good as the class of 75 . I. Alfred Flores. leave Mr Fink a bottle of White Shine I, Hugo Flores. being of sound mind and high stature, leave Salesian the dents on the clock I, Ramon Gallindo, leave Saleslan knowing that I ' m a lot smarter than when I first came here. I, Eduardo Garcia, leave Saleslan with the worst heartburn from the cafeteria 50

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Senior Last Will and Testament : ,)14 ' I. Augustin Munoz, know that if I can take 4 years of cafeteria food. I can take anything. I. Alonso Munoz. leave Salesian with the thought of going to school for four years without any girls I. Javier Muro. leave to Bijan Khodavandi my key to the teachers lounge I, Ken Nakashima. leave Mr. Meccia a Harpo Marx picture, so when he combs his hair, he won ' t have to look in the mirror I, Porfy Navarro, leave Salesian knowing I will no longer have to be in a room filled iwth guys I. Jesus Ochoa, leave Salesian with everything I wanted I. Frank Olivas. leave to Sal Medina a Webster Dictionary and a course in speed reading (food for thought) I. Fernando Padilla leave Salesian with my third-class broadcasting license I, Tony Perea. will to Salesian High trophy case all the empty beer cans the Print Shop boys leave in the parking lot I. Eddie Perea. leave Salesian High School High as usual I. David Pineda, leave Salesian a whole bunch of THISS . I. Frank Quinones. leave knowing that I have lived the best four years of my life at Salesian with my true friends, the class of 75 I. Danny Quintana. leave my blue Camaro to Salesian. I. Danny Ramirez, leave all the freshmen classes knowing that we are the only unique class that never got initiated I, Michael Rapp. leave my untied tennis shoes to anyone who wants to wear tripping shoes . I. Andrew Rea, leave knowing that Salesian has prepared me for my future, and that all the memorable moments will be with me forever. I, Mario Rea. leave Salesian not only wishing but hoping that maybe, just maybe, there will be a class as great as the class of 1975 I. Oscar Recendez leave Salesian knowing that it gave me the four best years of my life I. Anthony R odrigues. leave Salesian with some knowledge of a lot of headaches, and no money I, Samuel Rios. leave Salesian knowing that Mr Zabala does still not know about the dent on his V.W. I made with my head I. Adrian Sanchez, will my Parking Lot Stall No 63 to any junior who thinks his car can fill it. I. Antonio R Sanchez, will to the basketball team my everlasting foundation of youth and leave the class of 76 the frako treatment I. Joe Sanchez, leave Salesian wishing I could start my last year all over again. I. John Scott, leave my brother at Salesian I, Sergio Sanchez, will to the cafeteria the secret of keeping burritos soft I. Jimmy Sandoval, leave Salesian High School with a hell of a lot of splinters I. Timmy Sato, will leave Salesian High with everlasting memories. I. David Sepulveda. leave Salesian in n e fne mb e r o n oc of me the number 72 for the next victim to use my stretcher I, Art Sesanto. leave the Marriage II teacher hoping there are no hard feelings since I taught him a couple of things I. Joseph Soria. came to Salesian with little knowledge and leave with a computer brain and memories of fun. I. Vincent Steib, leave Salesian my brain they picked it clean. I. Javier Salcido. leave Salesian Thanks to my parents and also regretting the four years which were spent in school with no WOMEN I. David Ruvalcaba. leave Salesian grateful for the education it gave me. not only from textbooks but also from life itself. I. Tony Rios. of sound mind and body leave Salesian in hope that the student body of years to come, admire and remember the Mighty Class of 75 I, Michael Rivera, leave my size 1 hat to Fr Leo I, Guillermo Rodarte. leave Salesian three feet taller and three grades smarter. I, Robert Rodriguez, leave two brothers my running shoes. I leave the parking lot full of skid marks and burnouts, but most important. I leave knowing I learned a lot from Salesian I. Victor Rodriguez, leave the student body a set of sunglasses to protect their eyes from the glare radiated by certain individuals. I. Vincent Steib. leave Salesian my brain they picked It clean. I. together Ralph Tello. leave the spirit of Henry David Thoreau. to live forever whether at Brooks Farm or Salesian High. I. Fernando Trancoso. leave next year ' s print shop boys my collection of razor blades hidden behind the paper cutter 52 A