St John Bosco High School - Brave Yearbook (Bellflower, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

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Q jawlty 1 zo swims II7 othw 135 Contents Lowe Ffuewbhwleeab In four short years at Bosco Father Loule Llberatl has become very popular because of his frlendly attutude and easy golng manner Wlth these qualltles he has Ilved out the Sale stan philosophy of being a teacher un the class room and a frlend at all times Father Loule has the ablllty to associate wlth the students on every level He does not mmd the many mterruptlons for a plece of candy or a Hello when passing by his office He Ilves defmltely up to the slgn on the door that reads I m lovable Father Loule has contributed to the running of the school as Its dlrector but he has contrlb uted beyond measure to the students Because of has warm splrlt whuch falls the cam pus and has four years of frlendshlp we ded: cate this 1980 yearbook to hrm I l I v . . ' ' - , . rr as - - ' ' 1 un an . .P . 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We all need to take a break from work and worry. We can get away by riding a wave or a ramp, but when that can't be done, a simple bag over the head will do the job. The breaking away, the laughing at ourselves, and the feel- ings we hold are all forms of Free Spirit. l ig Z1 M , . t i, l l M Egif- ,wh sims. ...i,, K L QQVV ii Mia, 'wg ,,,p- ' M ' X 5 it , ,fig 4:3 1471010 ff J,-f' aff rf , 4 ,v LM f XML if f ff I mf' K ' 7118011015 am s nw if fm sf as MR 34 ww Wx ix v 'K at xy' X W' is i Hx 52 lm? ,... . ,, ,,. X Sw K 4 L ,- :mw V ,,., I'K .3 I N A C n fs . Lthr. PL-QIYERQ AMKWZ' gil 17 W ' f rrrr KFLL H, : L :' ,: ,,p ' 'V ' I1 I , H . ' If A, 1 ' ,. I8 Vdftlilfj 1. Bosco's MVP Jeff Laughlin makes a cut away from the pursuit. 2. Jim Melancon gets the ball carrier before he can get up field. 3. 1979 Bosco Braves. Row 1, CSittingJ: R. Schlosser, R. Cha- vez, M. Chavez, M. Brown, C. Gatica, D. Lopez, S. Roach. Row 2: Mgr. J. Sakry, E. Burghammer, L. Linder, E. Benitez, S. Richmond, E. Teran, L. Grudichak D. Fields, Mgr. G. Gondolfo. Row 3: Coach Ellis, Coach Riley, A. Rittman, G. Luna, J. Foster, B. Quigley, J. Laughlin, A. Papillon, Coach Roche, B. Bazzano, Coach Richmond. Row 4: D. Murphy, M. Frembling, S. Strachan, G. Smith, T. Pillon, V. Paredes, G. Papillon, Coach Yurak. Row 5: P. Goul, B. Collins, D. DiCrisi, T. Noble, L. Rodriguez, T. Prukop, J. McDonald, H. Prukop. Row 6: J. Greenup, T. DeRuyter, B. Mur- vin, M. Howard, W. Howard, P. Shaputis, J. Melancon, M. Samson. 4. Chris Gatica breaks through the line and looks for running room. 5. Jeff Laughlin talks with coaches Riley and Rich- mond. In ' Q 1 un ifwfww . ..r--W zl. J msgs PM-Q .HUA- gl! a M0 gs as mf 4 '- 4-gd L, I mffawfgkf W' ' L I diy . ? J.. 'T 1-ff. f W I . i 'N K l 'N N l Bwues I-foamed F?fm5EamAlZDeZl2ag Lague Jddlwalllw awww! Mfwill-I I-lalpwkop 9eoond72amA!ZDeZl2eyLeag Mwu5fQamsow PmGouE Bw1dnwOulghy I T'uwDeBugf?w Mwu5fFwmlmg leamgwands MVP -JeJfLaugMbv MVBMA - I-lalPfuu6ap MVLmemaw - MGM! lwwMaw -Jtowlllelanwow CoacI1es'Awafm6 - Dew1sMw:pLy Mwtlmpwued -Tofwivoble Mmrupmawl - ewsyghmmw Lfmmgrwelw -Jqyuwghem QooutTemwAwwwL - Bob Ckweg A 20 Vaasitg Football we , ,, to 1. John Foster comes upto assist. 2. All league Hal Prukop deflects a pass away from a Crespi receiver. 3. Junior OB Willie Howard. 4. Tim De Ruyter brings down the ball carrier. 5. Brendan Quigley catches a pass versus Mater Dei and waits for the lights to go out. 6. Scott Strachan has room to run. Vafisdy 2 1 Frosh Football Team: 1. Row 1 fseatedj P. Azpeitia, R. Gerner, B. Urbany, J. Aimerito, J. Powers, R. San- tore, S. Masotto, R. Flores, E. van Renen, B. Stra- chan, S. Condor, A. Roque, Row 2 R. Nicastro, J. Vindano, R. Cota, R. Savaglare, B. Maxwell, R. Gar- cia, M. Cewantes, R. Levasseur, R. Bazaure, J. Her- nandez, M. Rodems, C. Hiller, Row 3 Coach Hill, A. Salvanera, D. Ruffo, R. Jasso, P. Sakery, R. Gatica, R. Flores, S. O'Gorman, R. Balderos, A. Roque, P. Anthoney, P. Vigil, J. Mc, Master, T. Olson, M. Bar- ton, M Frischkorn, J. Anderson, T. Morgan. Row 4 Coach Smith, P. Villalobos, R. Testa, M. Olson, K. Evans, Ferrero, F. Giammona, J. Lopez, E. Peterson, V. Bucaro, O. Roca, S. Engles, G. Husted, Coach Privit. Row 5 M. Harris, M. Mohler, R. Diaz, M. Mag- dleno, E. Guzman, J. Guadagno, P. Hernandez, M. Sanchez, K. Hvizdos, F. Camerilleri, D. Deryter, K. Thomas, P. Grlley, Not pictured: J. Ditolla, C. Hag- man. Soph Football Team Row 1 fseatedj J. Romero, J. Ru lo, J. Roque, R. Herera, T. Dinius, S. Moreno, G. O'Gorman Row 2 B. Mecklenburg, M. Howard, R. Vonzicker, R. Lopez, M. Herera, S. Totah, J. Roque Row 3 Coach Trieshel, M. Deruyter, Ducreux, J. Godsil, M. Lawbaugh, E. China, J. Theodore, J. Bonuito, G. Ponce de Leon, Coach Sampson, Row4 T. Ricard, D. McDonald, J. Lucero, A. Salazar, R. Herera, J, Nicklas, S. Ballesteras. Row 5 C. Ran- dazzo, H. Stubbin, S. Blain, S. Eg ert, R. Zolg, M, Mancini, R. Reisinger. 3. Frosh QB alike Harris goes . .1 5 121 in for the score. 2 1: Fwskea ro-o, Qophs, 4-6 The Freshman team ended this year undefeated. Their 10-0 record won them the Frosh Del Rey League title. Frosh standouts on offense were Ralph Flores runningback, and quarterback Mike Harris. Defense was led by linebacker Scott Engles who helped to hold opponents to an average of only 4.6 points. 22 immaeopnpoowam The sophomore football team ended the season with a record of 4- 6. The team improved throughout the year both offensively and defen- sively. Offensively the team was led by Robert Zolg and Jim Roque. Two way starter Ron Unzicker was the defensive leader. 4 -3 .fy Q we :Jr-is nn ' 7' 1- huunnnun-vu-wp UU'nt-nfs H C l09'9 I W ' 5 ' nu--mx nn' no C be I ma:-::: f- i ' ft J as f e' ' I .W . Q P' dn..-it . t 15 f7'w 'v , X r 'YW' N. P. ll as ,.,.-14 4 6 7 F 1 Jil: -Nkkiw '. YQ. W' fff . .tt 4. Joe Theodore and Ron Unzicker crunch a Mater Dei running back. 5. Frosh Chuck Hiller clamps down on quarter- back. 6. Frosh Flalph Flores cuts back against pressure. 7. Student Body right. Jim Roque has room to fly led by the offensive I ine. ,,4n A ,193 ,fi ,,. ,,5Mf Nb., by -Nia' is ,,, 1- 'Jw W- , V S Q N..L-:ummm :LL W A M L. M K , ..h. x N.. xx - ,,, K 2' XR fi. W X k rs xv A K . .V A M K Lk ,, ' .Z L. V . X L -- A 24 Wm Polo 3 'Ns M, .i.1dX,, NJ: My ., Boscafs Newest Sport In 1979 S.J.B. ushered in a new and foreign sport to this part of the country - Water Polo. Being the first year for this sport, it had its trou- bles. Not only was it in constant competition with the members of Football, but now one knew how to play it. Coach Greg Tice managed to put together an awesome Frosh- Soph team and a fair Varsity Squad. For the first year it wasn't bad at all. The Varsity failed to gain a win, but even though they were underman- ned they never gave up without a battle. The Frosh-Soph went down to the wire and missed a playoff berth by one game. According to coach Tice our prospects for the future are looking better all the time. We have a lot of talent we are going to put to use. Awards-M.V.P. Varsity-Jay Winn, M.V.P. Frosh-soph - Mike Dibb, Varsity Most lnspi- rational Eric Robinson, Frosh-Soph most inspirational-Ralph Rullo, Coaches Award- Joe Granja, Chris Brown, and Andy Dudan- rec. 'vw .ii Y ,. 7 Y as V me I i Q 5 .s-. 3 J jk. 1 f .4 K K j ,ziiiwfffd i .. .4 - - Q -.., . i ww, A.. 1. Eric Robinson looks to center the ball. 2. Ralph Rullo rejects a shot. 3. Coach Tice talks to his play- ers 4. Adam Paiso waits to get rid of the ball. 5. Joe Granja passes under pressure. 6. D. Guzman-tells his teammates to spread it out. Team picture. Row 1-Ralph Rullo, Mike Vicencia, Rich Estrada, Didi- cuss Guzman. Row 2-John Anderson, Joe Granja, Bob Calderon, David Blackwood Row 3-Jim Carter, Rick Mosher, Andy Dudanic, Mike Dibb, Jay Winn, Coach Tice. Not pictured Sean Smith. Wow Polo 25 1 . ,..,. '- - .K - 7 I :rv-Q. .k,- p f G- fm, A ,. 4 26 Vanity Owas Counbzy ML' V 501 S The Varsity Cross Country Team whole season. David Krowlokowski surprised many schools this year by their strong showing. With only one returning Varsity runner, Tom Tem- pleman, and the rest of the team composed of returning J.V.'s or newcomers, the Bosco Team still gave a strong effort. Leading the team this year was Mark Gallegos, followed closely by Larry McGivney, and John Schulte and Brian Castil- los battled for the next position the and Dale Rokes set their own per- sonal records. As a whole, the Var- sity Cross Country Team was young and finished fourth in League. AWARDS M.V.P. - Mark Gallegos M.V. Senior - Tom Templeman M.V. Junior - Larry McGivney Most Inspirational - Brian Castillos MOCK, -John Schulte lg, , ft .. K I J I ' swzgk V ' I . if 'E 4 ..,.-,-,Q ,J Am Y K 1. John Schulte glides through the finish. 2. As a sophomore, Mark Gallegos led the Varsity Team. 3. Larry McGivney set his sights on Marks heels and stayed there. 4. Flow one - Ian Kingston, Marcel Kool- man, Dan Ftoach, Manuel Montez, Luis Bru, James McFarlane, Row Two - David Krowlokowski, Ted Olson, Paul Hunter, Larry McGivney, Antonio Gonzalles, Tom Templeman, Row Three - Asst. Coach - Berry, Dale Ftokkes, John Schulte, Stan Madrid, Dan Gutierrez, Brian Castillos. 5. Returning as a Senior, Tom Templeman edges out a St. Francis on opponent in the last yards. 6. Larry McGivney in the open. Vwwafy Owss 27 lugs-X. . . ' ,Q PN H vm .3 6, X ,mg :Vw Scsi' .K 5 I , ,-,.. , .K .,5, 5. - ' -fS..X3xfff vf.' ,tw ' Q1 awk .b ' . - Y5v..q..,..'- FSA gannuulif Swv X Q NUI an w..mwM..,. +1 www. K A, .-,...-f.-.W V .of wx .. ...Q K--A ku wma. Q. A , Ag... f , 1 .ms fx G- .. 3 gg. a im , . 3...-.4 .......s...4asn. ,-...,.. 28' L Miz 34 ,V nw 521+ ,, A, f , 11 - ,H -A ,t -uw Q, x ' ' 'W 'N if Y r, ,, , 2 ff f .Q f L1 T Jifs aw6B's Gam ' The Junior Varsity and Sophf Frosh Teams met some tough com- petition this year. But with the endurance of Stan Madrid, Manuel Montes, and Antonio Gonzalez, the J.V. Team finished fourth in League. Sophflfrosh finished well in fourth place also. The whole Cross Coun- try Team was coached this year by Victor Sharp Even though the team got to a later start inthe season Vic 7 tor was very pleased with their spirit He expects to see a progressing team. 5 ,W .Q , M ..,. W.. M1 ash fn-il , . .. 4, me 14154541 L l . ...... W .M ...M 6 ,,,.4-N . 1. Stan Madrid easily ends his race far ahead of the competition. 2. Antonio Gonzalles and Ted Olson get set to pass a St. Francis opponent. 3. Dale Ftokes takes an early lead in his Junior race. 4. Manuel Montez set a new course record at St. Bernards this year, 5. Soph!Frosh lines up at the start. 6. Asst. Coach Berry gives some advice to a runner before the race. 7. lan Kingston fol- lowed by Marcel Kooiman finish that last quarter mile. Qopk Fw.skOwas 29 1 I nr W . f , W Ei. I eo Vmafg Basketball 1. Escandon goes through Crespi. 2. Carf lays it off to Maxson. 3. The defense: Larson, Pri- kop, Escandon, and Farney. 4. Coach Wilsak. 5. Maxson versus the Alumni. 6. Team fkneel- ingjz D. Angelo, A. Fernandez, T. Prukop, C. Duplessis, D. Farney. Standing: Coach Bali- kian, R. Escandon, B. Marvin, E. Larson, J. Maxson, T. De Ruyter, S. Carfino, Coach Wil- sak. game was decided on a 20 foot Bosco's Varsity Basketball team was again powered by the back- court pair of Steve Cartino and Rich- ard Escandon. They were the lead- ers and continually did what was needed to move the team. These All Del Rey League guards capped their season when they combined for 68 points against Alemany. The highlight of the season and of Bos- co's basketball history was the 57- 56 win over St. Bernard, who was number two in CIF at the time. The jumper by Escandon that gaye the lead to Bosco. In the game Eric Lar- son was perfect with 8 for 8 from the field and 3 for 3 from the line. Eric lead the team in field goalipercent- age with 5896 and in rebounds with 204. To fully show what Cartino and Escandon have done in their four years of Varsity play, their career stats are given special recognition. When the subject of Bosco basket- ball comes up, the years 1977-80 with Steve Carfino and Richard Escandon will be mentioned. 8 QTQ, 18.8 ss SSL 1978, 1979 ALL TOURNAMENT STATS GAHR 79 GAMES 1978 ALL TOURNAMENT VILLA 653 FIELD GOALS PARK 258 FREE THROWS , 239 STEALS 143 TURNOVERS 580 ASSISTS' 84 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 239 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 323 REBOUNDS 1560 TOTAL POINTS . , fs I 'Sth ALL TIME CIF 1334 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 4996 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 341 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 7696 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1978 ALL TOURNAMENT PIUS x 1979 MvP PIUS x TOURNAMENT 1980 HEARAL0-EXAMINER PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1980 CHANNEL 1 PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1979, 1980 ALL SOUTH COAST TEAM 1978,1979,1980 ALL DEL REY LEAGUE 1979, 1980 ALL c1E 4A RECORDS 1550 TOTAL POINTS 580 MosT CAREER ASSISTS 239 MOST CAREER STEALS 51 MOST Po1NTs-GAME 16 MOST ASSISTS GAME CTWICEJ QCO-HOLDER, Vanity Basketlaald 21 1. Dan Farney from the corner. 2.Hal Prukop at the line. 4. Larson skies versus I Banning. 5. Carfino does his thing. 6. Farney with the left handed lay-up. 1u I X I4 Q, ' 1 4l05tV04l0bb2 Mwilmpwueclz EwLafi.sow F-'fiwT1mowAwafiaI: F?MkEsoaadow MostDedwaied: DawF-'wuwg u ...li ,pssOlH 'L 'Y Jr hi i M i 1 K . . E xg . ' 5 866:96 Q i I I ,.i,i.i W 5 g W? 2 iiii A whwwLEs STATS 89 GAMES 469 FIELD GOALS 960 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 4996 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 131 FREE THROWS 191 ATTEMPTED 6996 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 147 STEALS 161 TURNOVERS 351 ASSISTS 95 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 254 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 349 REBOUNDS 1069 TOTAL POINTS AWARDS 1977 ALL TOURNAMENT GAHR 1979 ALL TOURNAMENT PIUS X 1979 ALL TOURNAMENT VILLA PARK 1979, 1980 ALL DEL REY LEAGUE RECORDS 5496 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1979 8296 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1980 16 ASSISTS-GAME ICO-HOLDER, W3 ALL TIME SCORER -1069 412 ALL TIME ASSISTS - 351 W2 MOST STEALS 161 22 Vawtg Baskeflmll lf.. gflff Vafwfifg Basketbali 22 1. JV bench 2. Fioger Schultz takes a free throw. 3. Scott Fishman and Tom Prukop help out on the press. 4. Tom Prukop tries a shot versus Crespi. Page 35 top left: Lucero goes in for the lay-up. top right: Number 11 Fthett Sander bottom: Scott Fishman JV MVP. 2 ? X S 5 ' 1 1 9 S tt. tttt 'ttr - - A 4 34 JVBasketz'mlZ B02 ,jV'5JwS6Mi6S: Fivuli 2 Under the eyes of Coach Balikian this year's Braves captured third place with a 6-6 league record. Overall they were 11-11, with 6 loses by one or two points. Also among their victories was the taking of the consolation bracket at the tough Villa Park Tournament, where all the tournament honors went to Sopho- more Scott Fishman. Scott lead the team with a 16.6 points per game average. Other J.V. standouts included Tom Prukop, Rodger Schultz and Jett Lucero who lead the team in assists with 75. But a great deal of credit goes to the bench which con- tributed greatly to the success of the team. Their biggest asset was the love of the game and the intensity they played it with. JVBa4sLetbal0 es 2 26 mlvmgopnsmwaw Fwskff Qopks Daw The Freshman basketball team this year was mighty impressive with standouts Bryon Strachan and Chris Witt, furnishing a lot of the points. Chris Witt led the team in rebounds. Coached by Steve Trejo the Fresh- man team ended the season with a record of 7-5 in league and 11-7 overall. Strachan was voted the team MVP. The Sophomore basketball team RF.. . Q I af U cleaned up its act this year and ended the season with a respecta- ble record of 6-6 in league and 10- 10 overall. Standouts were Gus Gar- reras with an average of 14.5 points and Paul Bryant who led the team in rebounds. The team was coached by Greg Pappas who must have a few more gray hairs as the team won 5 games in overtime. Gus Carreras was the MVP. I P ...Cv -'Vit K. 1 ,,.., 1, , bw ,X QQ -wg-u-.n-am... I 6 - Fwshssophswshabaw 1.Freshman Javier cuts off his man. 2. Sophomore M. Herrera goes up while Paul Bryant turns in to rebound. 3. Jeff Hay- ward battles on the tip. 4. Doug Wade with a jumper in the lane. 5. Gus inside against Loyala. 6. Soph Team: fkneelingj J. Gibbs, M. Herrera, J. Tucker, J. Vasquez, D. Wade. Row 2: K. King, M. Gonzales, M. Mancini, G. Carreras, Coach Pappas. 7. Frosh Team fSittingJ R. Gonzalez, G. Lin- nebur, B. Strachan, S. Madrid, Fl. Geske, J. Hayward, T. Verone, S. Condon, A. Jav- ier. Row 2: M. Mendoza, J. Gutierrez, Fi. Barajas, C. Whitt, J. Verner, Coach Trejo. 27 ll! QW 1 2 - -Ir I L. .. 1. Marty Howard heads the ball upfield, 2. Rudy Guzman and Oscar Roca converge on Lynwood opponent. 3. Joe Guzman blocks out defender, an ,SEX 9 i mf I 4. 3 ' Wifi., . :gg ' ' 28 Vcmity Qocwv TougM2oaa6,fofvQocwv - - Bosco's varsity soccer team was undefeated at home this year as the squad boasted a 5-0-1 mark on its home field. However, tough losses on the road, coupled with some key injuries put an end to any playoff hopes. Bosco entered the Del Rey League this year after winning back to back championships in the San Gabriel Valley League. One of Bos- co's losses was at the hands of Lyn- wood the eventual S.G.V.L. champ who scored in the last minute to win 1-A . W Q we ,L 4, L as the match. Bosco got revenge when they bent the Loyola Cubs 4-1. This was the first time a Bosco soccer team had beaten them. Bosco seemed to have a win over St. Ber- nard's when they lead 2-Con goals by Tony Morales and Rudy Guzman. However the Braves had to settle for a 2-2 tie with the eventual league champs. Bosco's big man through- out the year was Joe Guzman who finished his Bosco career with over sixty goals. E A 4 adv . elm,-M , kin., x.Ko-My QJC lr , 3, r1eg , ,,,. W L O, - -. ., ' T L .LL avr -31,53 . s L sris sii .swck vw-ujKs9f5 'L L 6 Q L LL fttsi f UMM'-ff VW ....,.. L .L . e L-Q. ' . Yii iffi L L G LiLL NQMMCJK . ' .tie L ' seL S Aiil .L Q, T LL.L LL, 'L 4 L , . , A W r': af' in I LL.. iiiii e-ie LLLL jx Ai errs - iteee 1 tsiii up - T , , - -trawl tm f as 'N - V - if as -Lim L rl I I I.. L y 7 L my new ,, 5 273 4 Ji ,L Q ,A 3, is e -9 'Y ll . 'L - -. I QL vi? L' ' A eqvgk LL j ' isa-L f. .fa r lil N' G I 219 L4 L, L25 1 A fn all it vo -T ' r.4. N i Q ' ' , . eg 1 ' X - -all 5 + i :L -7'-l : 1 XG i'i1 Xia ' V i S vi K, I' - Q ,,L L Q y, L, , H, 4 T Lsi 4 LiL-ii L T. fs f T 6 4. All League goalie Jeff Simonton. 5. Joe Guzman moves away from the defender. 6. Varsity Team: fKneeIingJ: A. Carvo, T. Morales, R. Moreno, V. Meza, D. O'Gorman, J. Guzman, C. Garica, S. Ynzunza, Fl. Guz- man, R. Schlosser, J, McFarlane. Row 2: M. Garcie, A. Alluin, C. Witucki, Mike Ybaben, J. Westerhout, W. Flores, F. Spina, B. Quigley, B. Collins, L. Ferguson, O. Rocha, O. Bugar- ini, G. Norton, M, Talamantes, M. Howard, J. Simonton, Coaches Cross and Gonzales. Vafzsify Qoom 39 iwuwfloei skfizmi . 1 2 L ..,, fx wg-5... . Q ' 'X .. .V R I.. Q, .6 .-.ms . .. - - ffbillzma. Www Q .sf - we -. A-sn. Q. lmdfjl f WE? Ka 5 i if W i l -f' l 'N :-QQ . Q . Q :.. -I . Q W q . I wg k .Q K . at . is . ... - A- R f 1 V LLK' . 'Z . Z glfu .,:k,.:.::,.,. . . it 40 Vafusafy 1 W 'n Q' if . a s 32' ss, 3' 1. Fi. Guzman centers the ball. 2. J. Guz- man Ieaves the defender behind. 3. O. Roca dribbles down field. 4. T. Morales covers his man. 1980 QOCQEFZAWAQDQ 1 TBOIWAIMQIIJ6 MVP ..................... Joe Gugmaw Be56OJlense .............. Gugmaw Bes6Deleu5e ...... .... D wzbO'G-ofumaf Mostlmpwued .... ...... T mfylllowles Mmspwwz ............. Mmm-fowwwz Qpowsmanshp ............ Rudy Qchlossav Dedkeg Leaguegwafwls Fm6Teamf .................. Joe Gugmaw Qeoo:w6Tecuw .............. Mmtyl-lowoffd AMCIFAWMJ5 FfhstTecuw .................. Joe Gugmaw i fww K iv wqg Y Z ,M Vaw7tyQooow 47 1 I 1. The JV defense comes to the ball. 2. Mr. Cross watches closely as H. Stuben keeps the chart. 3. Zie- gler puts the ball in play. 3 42 xjVQoocw 4 Q , W ' . . f 7' . K, a ii V ' :uw Alfa' , f , .- an 4 , N , K After a 2-1-1 pre-league start, the JV Soccer Team was thinking about capturing first in the Del Rey League. To open league, St. Francis ran into a Bosco team that allowed only two shots on goal as they club- bed the Knights 4-0. After three league games the team was 1-1-1 and still in good position to take it all. The team showed character against Loyola as they came from behind at Loyola on a field that was 4. George O'Gorman 5. W. Wippler makes a mid-field tackle 6. JV Team: fSeatedj C. Uyan, P. Chang, S. O'Gorman, A. Bricker, S. Smith, B. Urbany, E. Ziegler, T. Ramirez. Flow 2: La Freniere, J. Var- gas, J. Bosque, T. Oliveri, R. Cocchi, M. Senna, E. Flobledo, L. Gobbo. Row 3: E. China, S. Rodems, G. Ponce de Leon, M. O'Hare, G. Connolly, E. Hinnenkamp, Fl. Glorgianni, M. Howard, Fl. Perez, W. Wippler, G. Gamboa. B. Callender, Row 4: T. Tupy, H. Stuben, M. Ybaben, M. Solano, M. White, J. Nigro, G. Martinez, K. Keanns, K. Hvizdos, W. Serna, A. Probert, Coach Cross. 7. Most Valuable Player Robert LaFreniere. half under water. Just as the team was nearing the top, the JV's hit hard times and in their last eight games went 1-4-3. Robert La Freni- ere was the MVP of the team. Fresh- man Bob Urbany was voted Most Valuable Offense and George 0'Gorman took Most Valuable Defense. Other standouts were Mike Howard, Wally Wippler, and goalie Andy Bricker who helped the as 'ff 1 2...z.a... :fri M... ' 1 ' Wf -me fi 1. 1 : Mme mf.: he ' r f M m ' i, l .. A.,,,, , A S. .,,V My Q: if Z . - Q fi 4,1 . . ' -34 l' . ' M A , . 'f2 t.,h X ...N 1' Q ' 'A . 1' , 'Nf'Q:vf ' 'g' X,-lg., ' H 11 -2 'Q QM .A ' rr 1 '-52, ' , M,'wV.., ww. :ny I .V .. - '. I . frli .sf ,tw 35581.- Varsity beat Loyola. X as s ag t 9 Q X ' -5 ' Q '14 r ' it if G gi S' 1 5 ' 6 Q JVQoowv 43 ww-elm :Swish QM Despite a tough league with exceptional talent, the Varisty looked impressive with its second place finish in the San Gabriel Valley league. The Varsity was undefeated when it went head to head with El Rancho who was also undefeated. In their last league match Bosco was beaten in a tough one, 42-21. Stand- outs for Coach Joy and the varsity were George Field and Jon Magana on the lower weights. The middle weights, who were the strengh of the team, were Ray Rodriguez, Lloyd Linder, Keith Hansen, Milton Rivera, and Dana Swart. Dennis Murphy and John De Ruyter gave the team depth in all categories. 1. Ray Rodriguez goes against Downey. 2. Varisty Team: fKneelingJ K. Hansen, R. Rodri- guez, D. Derlth, G. Field, M. Montero, J. Magana, L. Linder. Row 2: Coach Joy, M. Riv- era, D. Swart, A. Diaz, D. Murphy, M. Horst, J. De Ruyter, Coach Magana. 3. Milton Rivera gets another win. 1980 wm!.u1gAwm6s Mo66Valuable Wwstlmf: DewsMwwl1y Mosblmpwueai Wfwstiw Geoageliield M056 lnispvfafioual Wfwstlw lcedivllausew '-'I l. J 44 Vmsdg Wrestling 3 1. Keith Hansen with a take-down. 2. Albert Diaz gets another win. 3. A. Diaz, M. Horst, and J. DeRuyter wait their turn to wrestle. 1 Vafasaty wwsflwg 45 9? Q 2 gBY ' I JVS The J.V. Wrestlers matched the var- sity when they also finished second ln league. Their only league loss came at the hands of Warren. The unior varsity had two standouts in aryl Lewis who ended up lettering n the varsity level, and Dave Wie- Vwwaty land who was honored as the team's M.V.P. Mike De Ruyter gained the most improved wrestler award. With the Varsity losing ten men to gradu- ation Coach Joy looks for the J.V.'s to fill in the spots. 1.MVP Dave Wieland gets the win. 2. Tom Pil- lon manuvers for a half Nelson. 3. JV Team: fKneeIingJ: M. De Fluyter, B. Culhno, D. Sev- illa, J. Alexander, Fl. Hileman, J. Powers, Flow 2: Coach Joy: D. Wieland, T. Curnow, B. Whitt, B. Bazzano, T. Pillon, G. Quinones, Coach Vic Magana. 4 l , ,, W ,Q . f ... . U --22i,.E..tiTf':L'5 - A-:L gjjfw L... . Jlfwiesdifg 47 ... A 1. Shortstep Larry Grudichak comes across on the throw to first. 2. Mike Hammond takes a rip. 3. Coach McConnell meets with the Bolsa Grande coach. 4. Opening day pitcher Brian Lamp. 5. John Feehan keeps the chart. 6. Olivas makes a throw to Ftomanowski. 7. 1980 Varsity Team: 1SeatedJ M. Herrera, J. McDonald, S. Strachan, M. Paz, Mgr. G. Reyes. Flow 2: W. Flomanowski, M. Olivas, T. Olson, L. Grudichak, D. Lopez, J. Greenup. Row 3: J. Feehan, Fl. Moore, E. Larson, B. Lamp, P. Hammond, Fl. Belzl, Coach McConnell. K . Q E- ,, .1 .. ,,,fff.- 'Muff' 5' Q vm . f Q. K--J I-P'f W., in I J f- X was M fy ' f -' 11. .,,, V K1 Mm f r V Mg, -X H.. , ..., i ' if H L ,,'fw,?Q,iig.xf: -- fe -fy ,lf I '-1 1' -t 5 'J 'sS:W 'r i H?WiAfawi'5,- Aw f . 1 I ' l . ' , . I .,., T . ,,,,..fg , V J? V W , gg ,, I Q ,Lv J .yi -'BmuesQlugltOut1 ' The 1980 Varsity Baseball Team was blessed with a potent offensive attack as six players were hitting over .300 at mid-season. Randy Belzl 14691, Scott Strachan 1.362J, game. Randy Belzl had tied t school mark of 21 RBl's with games left to go in the season a t had a shot at setting a new batti Brian Lamp 1.350Q, Eric Larson 13431, Paul Hammond 13263, and Mike Olivas 1.3153 were the reason the Braves were hitting close to .300 as a team. The club during league was averaging over 8 runs per if 99 '.,,,,.t,,,,.,.,.,... 3 48 Vawvtg average mark. Randy was hitti over .700 in league as of public tion. Under the helm of Coache- McConnell and Armijo the team ha a 3-3 mark after the first round play. 1 1 , ,Q M m X Vhb 55f : i Q, Q h . ,a as , 31 V ' 7 1 Y 1112 -' 'L L -5 -Nh 0 m I , K, A 'Q 3 3' 8 M .V . LVAZZ Q . ix ,,.: , y fz , K K 7 sa y' - V zii h K SKI' I 2 . :i:: , x :ff qge N M I A v r J ' X . . 1 A Q . kf ik kigk h i HR ' kk5 i , K k:,,:l-g I -- X N ' 1' kf-ff - ' ',.:. 3 'N EK N ,Q 3 zf. i , 'Q 1 I :Q2 ,',2 . :'fE Q, Xlz' : fE 'l'i: ' vmg, 2 1. The bench checks out the Lakewood players. 2. Junior Dan DiCrisi without his catcher's mask. 3. JV Team: Seated: J. Pages, D. Derleth, J. M. Lawbaugh, S. Condon. Row 2: M. Sanchez, M. J. McMaster, M. Hagmann, P. Bryant, Row 3: Coach Riley, R. Sanders, K. Ramirez, C. Gonzalez, B. Strachan, D. Maxson, D. DiCrisi, J. Vera. 4. Coach Riley in his typical mood. 5. JV's opening day Trujillo, R. Flores, Mohler, J. Godsil, pitcher Jose Vera. 6. First baseman Mitch Lawbaugh. L, soig 3 r sz . as. ' ' 5 L -. ...L f 1 ff - l' i'r-'- if.. '.i .. ff' vi i .- J ... m . F J.. Nav , .. , X E A ky! ifr 'fa if Mi an S l.. . .pi A ...... A ...... lir ' Qikifg e QQ. . ffl if iirr iiii is A. - if . N ,....- , X , ... . I ,iff at , me st i .. p s i 'i 'l i . . t. N ..l. Q lr. if i... gi. 1.4 ,,,..r - F My ' N fl! .',,l ..r. -f.1- 2 f-l ' A . 1 N.. i . .... .. . 1 5 ' , 'ii' if ' ' - 5' ' F gy ..:...Ai ...55 if ,g.e.,. 5.3 k:,.5k,M ,2EifgkfVW,,,i.,4-Q,-.V. 35.-K., ,. my M ,irc H K X 1 kk 4 5 i 6 X X ,gt ' K ---gli. fwiilvgivwalk-:ae'i:,.-f. ta: ytgyfsig F QM 1, im. ze- , L: kkkk Mgwfqliqy,.L,s,,.,,...,..4..,,W3,L, ,,, N ,, ,,i,,Lm, Q. , M T .. ki 'i A 1 f 'Ng .5 ' A Q-fw:,,- v ' QN,k,, -. ., A -fr' - it ' E A H 2 Mp: ' - ' ' img at V 1 1, 1 1 .,,.a+,.. JV5: Y0wfifM The JV's began the 1980 baseball season with two losses: 9-6 against Lakewood and 7-2 versus Bolsa Grande. The team was packed with youth as the nineteen man squad had 11 freshmen on it. The players needed to get a lot of playing time in and the schedule gave them that. The youngsters could have easily given up in game one against Lake- wood when they fell behind 4-0 in the first. But the team refused to fold and came back in the late innings. Standouts were Ralph Flores at shortstop and Mitch Lawbaugh at first. Paul Bryant was the old man of the pitching staff that also had three freshmen on it. ,jVBa.seba!Z 51 .I if x ll! , 1 1 1 , , M A rvvgw www mv fi K . f..,i.,-diy. 5 9? MS. x . ' ,ff-J' 'fix' 1. ' . .,k,,--. ,,.,.- ., H A W 3 A,, 55254 m .vw 4 Qf I 9' , Sw lt.. WW ,gi W-ww . A Vafusdy Tack L. t KL .V ,W LL .L W my 'R X Q ix X Q- -? fm.. W --. aayffaw , i . 5 . X X-1 , V W. ,, 4 W I .S 5' - 'K 5 S K .V , U k ..1f,H:, f i K ?4il'7-.. . ' ' 1- - 1',,'lJ,: 'V '-T 'Wifi 3-fi ,X sf: K' W LW my -X 'lawn Y,,, M., m fetus PowwQjB As of publication the 1980 Varsity Track team was having an outstanding ear with a record of 6-1. The highlight f the season was the 84-43 thrashing f Notre Dame. This was the first time 8osco had ever beaten the Knights in a track meet. Leading the Braves this year were the captains: Mark Samson in the shotput, in the 880 and 440, Steve Fillet in the hur- dles, and Victor Paredes in the sprints. Varsity Sophs were Mike Harris in the sprints and Robert Mecklenburg in the pole vault. .I .S An. 7 K.. .. Q 5 1. Boersma marks the spot for Lloyd Linder. 2. Mark Samson puts the shot. 3. Victor Paredes and Jim Lucero charge out of the blocks. 4. Eduardo Sanchez waits to take the baton from Mike Harris. 5. Steve Mann in the long jump. 6. Andy Salazar goes over the bar in the high jump. 7. Varsity Track: CSeatedJ: E. Sanchez, M. Harris, J. Lucero, R. Mecklen- berg, G. O'Gorman, L. Linder. Row 2: A. Bricken, J. Fiala, T. Templeman, G. Smith, R. LaFleur, M. Krolikowsla, T. Noble, Row 3: M. Samson, P. Shaputis, P. Bright, S. Fillet, E. Boersma, S. Mann, T. Poissant. Row 4: T. Prukop, J. Rojas, G. Luna, M. Mastergeorge, V. Pardes, A. Salazar, M. Gallegos, B. Collins. Vmsdy Fab 52 F l 1 KN Jlfs SB! Qhowgbwugtiv The JV Track team opened the 1980 season with a mark of 3-1. In the early going Stan Madrid was a standout in the distance races along with Poncho Gonzales and Paul Gri- Iey. The FroshfSoph team had an early record of 2-2 as the team showed strength in the distances and field events. Manuel Montes 54 JV?-Bmc.6f and Tony Gonzales were early sea- son standouts in the two-mile. Tom Prukop as shot putter won first in each of the early meets. Pat Ortega won a medal at the Downey Invita- tional. ln the pole vault Robert Mecklenburg and Ralph Nicastro won medals as well. 1. Wally Flores flops over the bar. 2. Frosh!Soph Team: fFront Seatedjz R. Herrera, R. La Freniere, I. Kingston. Row 2 fseatedj E. Ducreaux, M. Magdaleno, R. Ho, R. Nicastro, S. Massato, P. Pena, J. Nicklas. Row 3: F. Camilleri, J. Baladeros, M. Clinton, S. Smith, R. Robano, Andy Bricker, M. Rob- ertson, John Roque, P. Vlalobos, Row 4: D. Lewis, S. Eggert, S. Totan, Ted Olsen, R. Vanderde- kom, P. Gruginski, M. Montes, J. Perlstein, M. Robinson, P. Ortega, J. Vargas. Row 5: R. Reisen- ger, J. Tupy, G. Ponce de leon, B. Castro, R. Saavedra, T. Gonzales, T. Madrid, J. Lopez, J. Van- derlinden, C. McHenry 3. John Perlstein concentrates before his jump. 4. Paul Pena sails. 5. JV Team: CSEATEDQ M. Lucie, R. Unzicker, D. Wade, G. Duplessis, J. Simonton, S. Richmond, Row 2: W. Flores, C. Gatica, S. Moreno. Row 3: J. Dalton, A. Alluin, S. Madrid, S. Blair, H. TerMeer, J. Smock, Poncho Gonzales, W. Serna, P. Griley. 6. R. Nicastro heads toward the bar. . .. 5 'i JVSBTMAA ss Fzfif-w - , .1 M, ,,.. ,. .7,.A,. 1. Richie Estrada gets off the block. 2. Joe Perez finishes. 3. All levels of swimming: Row -1: J. Granja, M. Brown, M. Leyba, J. Fiala, R. Bara- jas, A. Paiso. Row 2: L. Garces, L. Hale, R. Gatica, G. izaguirre, M. Dibb, J. Perez. Row 3: M. Waters, M. Bell, A. Dudaniec, R. Estrada, R. Rullo, J. Carter, Coach Tice. 4. Eric Robinson eyes the finish line. 5. Rob Spensor, full extension in the freestyle. 6. Ruben Barajas waits for the gun, 5569 l A QQ, iiiiage . A , 7 'Zi 4 RN-.ff fggmym I i -er iririil it i ---.5 as-.. , . ,wie 5 W .N A .., Q '!f1 . wwe .7-54 -' ,, . fc, , at ,sf Q J xg-.sl K. 1,-4 Fr W e 1 A QHJMRBCMJ6 Fall The swim team boasted some exceptional young swimmers as two new records were set. Freshman Rob Spencer broke the old 500 m freestyle mark by 5 seconds with a time of 5:10.2. Also the 200 mr was set by the team of Ralph Rullo fCIass of '82J, Rick Estrada C83J, Eric Robinson C81y, and Gilbert Izaguirre C821 The school had CIF qualifiers in this group, Spencer, and Jay Winn. F Wsww y ,... - . I 6 Qwimmkfg 57 1 2 'H . 1 f.,'.'..m -.san-J: .. .V .,,. .'. :'1,y,q:.nzki,.f-by V 1 ' . -2 W. V. :L I . A k 2 2 Q. r J.r-wfqgszi me j ,, . ., .. . . . x 2, Mi., , ,wx H 1 .rV V 1 u 3 Q.-2 1,1 xfw 1' V 2 VVV .V 4 Q. 4 J Q J 1. emymniuwaux . Q, 2 1 1 ,g . . H-., 'Q 1 . Y' ! 1 m V az Q ' -M , if l H ' V-tl. X lg 1 . H na, x A ' , W 1' 'K a 4 is m is H .2.. ,, ..,, , .. -. . . -K i .mizwfr 4 wists if is Quik: e. ' J ' 1 'Qi 5 m X e 3 9-'Tr' if. 2:12 Q. .15 . tw If H-. 'L 1 'aug nu H- si' fr T , as its J V 5. gk 5 is 5, 1V ' is i if k , . Q , 1' . A 'QM Q f' gig 1 ' 2 QL Wg' E fi ,L it rn 2 , , Ig . Z, Q . ,V V in 1 5 2. l' was 'Y V V .., AI K M., Z gift: V , W '5S'7f. 'fx ,,,, t Ti 'kffxxvfahl' L L J. . .gl We xv.ks:t': ' -V V. ag. I 2, L -3 ,VI . V ' K -- - J- ' W-g LV V M rif f. if QV V - . - L A ' h ,. -. 't Q 1 f ..V,, i .. fx , ...N A. - , ig, . V VVV 5:- .. . . gr I A H jf rat Y K B -V k i ,Q .Q V 2 k..qQL Q,,6 V i V. Q, ,Jug f . V iii si KV. 9 Y tm fg A? - 'W' . .5 , . J ,iw Q .Q V 'Z 1 fi 2 4 r 5 3 1 -V'- , W . 4 V, gilt: . ,. A.., 'Y Q , L .. rl... V. .Q K 3. ' ' 'Y 'fis- J! lg N W W 1 .- eq k,Lk TSM . IE 3 58' Teluuk 4 . ,, 5' LK: f sqft V avi .fha i l f 1. Tony Rios with an easy return. 2. Ken Schoeman with two handed backhand. 3. Mylin Watkins at the net. 4. JV Tennis Team: fSeatedJ R. Rowe, J. Cimo, M. Saumur, J. Rodriguez. Row 2: R. Schoeman, R. Petrucione, A. Rosales, J. Verner, G. Banuelos. Row 3: B. Miller, J. Vasquez, O. Khalaf, L. Miller, Coach Balikian. 5. Russell Cobos' serve in sequence. 6. Varsity Team: fkneelingy R. Cobos, M. Watkins, S. O'Gorman, J. D'Almeida, Row 2: K. Schoeman, T. Rios, R. Schoeman, R. Schultz, Coach Julio. Tenwlf Hopelulhvuagw This year's Varsity Team will be competing in the tough Del Rey Legue. Due to a lack of experience and the loss of some players, this year's team will have to fight hard to stayin any kind of race. With such powers as Loyola, Crespi, and Notre Dame, who have top-seated individuals ranked in CIF, Coach Julio says it will be tough to match up with these players. Coach Julio does expect a lot though from four-year veterans Mylin Watkins and Ken Schoeman who will be playing doubles along with seniors Louie Casas and Russell Cobos. Spots for singles will be wide open. Expecting to fill these positions will be Joe D'AImeida and Tony Rios. A new member coming up from the J.V. Team will be Roger Schultz who was last year's number one singles player. Coach Julio will be carrying a twelve man squad and has a frosh player in Steve 0'Gorman. 3, -i .T we , : f , -.,1.. ,..... V- . . we 5' T sf? .V ,ii is , , K, tk .V,, ,k,. , , 'il ln 7 TEAMS 59 60 Wvidv This year's golf team coached by new headman George Thomsen could possibly be the best in Bosco history. Boasting six seniors who had very much experience. Five of , these seniors had been three year varsity lettermen. They include Mark Perry, Mark Buckley, Tracy Wilkin- son, Tim Witte, and John Cater. Fill- K - I-I ing in the sixth and seventh posi- tions with varsity experience were Earl Malit and Mike McMonegal. A lot had been expected fron' these players in the past and a lo' had been fulfilled. Hopefully the hard work and experience will pa off. This year's team be eyeing for good shot at making league finals. 3 X. ,. I 1. Tracy Wilkinson eyes the shot. 2. Mike McMonegal and Mark Perry tend the pin. 3. Mike McMonegal waits to see if it will fall. 4. Mark Perry keeps his head down. 5. Tim Whitte looks on. 6. JV Team: R. San Jose, B. Whitt, A. Chaves, Cnot picturedj T. Austin, B. Gering, T. Hardy, J. McFarlane, V. Testa. 7. Varsity Team: Coach George Thomsen, T. Wil- kinson, M. McMonegal, T. Witte, M. Buckley, M. Perry, J. Carter, E. Malit. X ., . if .-- by . :ff .1 ,.: X L 1' we-Y',.R ' .K 'N A U .:..f. is f1Q+'?'f' Wfsrf ?l '? , 7 .., RQ- Anf-,m, Q I ',. N in-f YPSNH Qegf QR 'QSsffW 4 5 l 1 Q Q W K X 4 if , vvvvv , xg L. 6 A I 7 I 61 , ,se 24, ,A , ff .wr 4 .4 , H.. Y 'W fa 5 44441 TT1 F111 1111 1 ?l A l 1111 ii A 4 11T 4 FF4 A 61111 A 1 in FF11 ' 111115 d 1114 1 F' . 4 11111 21222 1 1 1222 5 , , A 40 i f L 52 A Z P 6 1 ? ? ? AA QPPONEN' Q',: ' ': HQM6RE ALEMANY 18 A V,,:VhVh, 'Izf 1 , -jx ,, A M6126 DEI 1 1 6'suA0m'MA'gFE 'Z 15 S RANGIS 1 TTTTT 415115 1 21 15 A 1TT l l 1 MATER DEI 14 , NOTR QQQQKE A 655 ST. FRANCIS 7 4 A ' 50 ST BERNARD A A 6 ZY 1 1511 1 111,19 NOTRE DAME 6 A 8 LOYOLA 28 LOYOLA TRFFTTF 1TT5i 24 QUARTZ HILL 50- CRESP' 15 5 'y,,,k I . 1', f'k' ' ,, 'T' ' 7 A . fi V , iziif '-i r ,, YQ!-A 1 i.. 117 4 .. A ALWANY A 411 A FR0S 's0 5 1 7 A 28 OPPONENT A 1 AAA 1 451 I A A ' ' Dowuemp A . 1 51111 ' 1l A A 1 A 2 '39 T612 ME Z2 S A FE ,zyi 1 ,,, - I, I Do, NENT -5 . MHERDE1 Fo Af a SANTA FE o A 6, I LOYOLA 4. 32 ' A 6 o wEsTM1NsTER 34 ' :Q. Q ., 3 A AI-EMANY 25 QQEQBAFMREU 0 A f 2 'LOW SCORE wlNs LOYOLA 12 I 8 ' A -544.244 F- -: X..L:. :': fslf ,, 4 Zix. 1 I . jf, 5 , I . 1 1 vnnsmf Juulon vmsmr OPPONENT sas OPPONENT ST. FRANCIS 63 1 63 ST. FRANCTST 48 NDTRE DANE 84 2 60 NOTRE DAME 61' ST. BERNARD so 62 sT. BERNARD 55 LOYOLA 48 69 LoYo1.A as A CRESPI 63 53 CRESPI 69 ALEMANY vo 56 ALEMANY 45 . ST. FRANCIS 51 51 ST. FRANCIS 43 NOTRE DAME 98 45 NOTFIE DAME 47 AST. BERNARD 56 61 ST. BERNARD - 52 LOYOLA 55 55 LDYQLA 61 CRESP1 1 1 so 42 CRESPI 43 1 ALEMANY A 75 71 ALEMANY . . 64 o 3 SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN 4 4 OPPONENT sas OPPONENT 0 ST. FRANCIS 61 54 ST. FRANCIS 44 ALEMANY F 3 NOTRE DAME 63 54 NOTRE DAME 60 sr. FRANCIS 0 A MSTRERNARD 41 53 ST. BERNARD 54 NQTRE DAME 2 LOYOLA 52 61 LOYOLA 60 ST. BERNARD 2 CRESPI so A so CRESPI 60 Lovoffp, 1 TALEMANY , 24 64 ALEMANY . 42 CRESFME N 4 A ST. FRANCIS 57 43 ST. FRANCIS 34 ALEMANY 0 NOTRE DAME 56 52 NDTRE DAME 42 1 A ST. BERNARD 44 45 ST. BERNARD 54 Jumon A LOYOLA F 42 sa LoYox.A 57 0pp0NE CRESPI 61 65 CRESPI 62 ST. FRANCI T o ALEMANY 39 51 ALEMANY 37 NOTRE DA , j 1 T ST. BERNARD A 4 R FFF4 ,A A 3 :fi K ST- FRANCE 1 4 5 lf 555S 5 1R555 1 V FFAFJ NOTRE DAME 0 - ...,. .,,-- IFR ---'f Q . . A ST. BERNARD DR o A LOYOLA 1 22 CRESPI 3 VARSITY P E564 ALEMANY 6 OPPONENT sas .4 6 A Bosco TECH 7 GO1TE1H 114 ,Z 14 CRESPI 10 1 9 5 LOYOLA Afiioygggqg 6 NOTRE DAME NQTRR FDARR5 5612 5 4 SERWTE SERWTE ' 9 1 . 17 18 15 30 6 1 ml.. 25Vz 7 7 7 7 X-3 ei fx. 4 1 we - ,, ,V 2- , we 0 'lifllrim ' SJB P . I If m:,, 0 Lakewood 12 P 1 ' L. 5 Bolsa Grande If sm on anew' 1 .. a7a,: . 213 Cerritos . ioil, ,1 15-9 PIUSX 204 St paul ,:,a-, a,,,a. . ,,, Q 7 or 1 John Glenn 219 Servite ,,:, gi Q Paul- 9' I ,' 5 St. Francis f r'.1 I PPQIE Q Notre Dame - ,r7'? 197 Milllran 195 11 5 Egygfgnard 1016 Crespi -W: 135 f' fdgfgg J. h'33!3l lna.5ne 102 12 Alemany , 0 0 ,k..1 ,mg AH1: U x ' In League Bigger Score Wms I I C 7 x . 1 we I , ,,,,. ,,LL:,,, Q VARSITY VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY SJB OPPONENT SJB QPPQNEN1' SJB OPPONENT 75 Pacifica 72 71 Downey 61 Downey 70 Pioneer 69 71 Bellflower 61 Bellflower 79 Bassett 69 37 Lakewood 64 Lakewood 1 13 Af18Si8 41 37 Servite 64 Servite 50 Servite 103 93 St. Francis 95 St. Francis 72 Crespi 79 84 Notre Dame 83 Notre Dame 90 Loyola 31 St. Bernard FROSH I SOPH 93 Loyola . SJ8g P OPFONENT 36 aci ca 75 Pioneer 45 as 152 Nite SJ, 71 vt crespi 41 vt 1 ello 11150 DOWUGY reee 9 so 750 ' Beflflower T917 39 Lakewood 33' 139 Servite 55 44 jf 9,11 Sf. Francis 82 9 . rnard 38' 23 Loyola f 106 Qcoaes 6? 41' A ' Y -i , 5 ii . Q if 64 Actwaffemwtclubs x - Home - Arr-regn 3 M I ,X ,,,.,, I f ,y J, ,. ,,,.. ,,,, A. , . . M ' V' 1 my 4, h 'Q we Q ,,, 7 fd W A 3 'f A V J V ff af u ' 5' A Q WWW an ,M few WWW yzgmwiw A W M 2 , f Mmm g ,i :,,,M- I I ,ax ,, I K rf v-.,. af ' , , V , . 1. v,-- . fm , H . . zz' 'ff ,, :-f fi- vi A' 'I ,,, f r y! ' A mwlubs 65 79 I-I ' : Tonight? the Night On a cold November night, the 79 Homecoming began with Bosco stu- dents and alumni pouring onto the field to greet the Senior football players. The stands were filled as everyone hoped for a win and a playoff berth. At half time the court was chauffered around the track in Trans Ams and Camaros. The court was then escorted across the field to await the announcement of the '79 Homecoming Queen. As fire- works spelled out her name, Annette Breslin was crowned the St. John Bosco High School Homecoming Queen for 1979. Gne thousand bal- loons were released and an impres- sive fireworks show boomed through the night and left an eerie haze over the field. ln the game, the Braves battled the Crespi Celts but ended up on the short end of a 20-O score. 1 ff .--AIS, YW Y se' sg tx fe' l , x i X ' i Wt , i ii - T T .... , Lf T lr ll' i'QFJ!' ?Wb'i' 3 :Q maart 21111. Qi. 2 661-I te, F l! 4' 1 1. Carla Lanting is escorted by Mike Hammond. 2. Annette Breslin and Tracy Wilkinson pose after the crowning. 3. Andrew, Annette. Tracy, and Carla react to the announcement. 4. Donna Evans crowns her successor, 5. Cheerleader Ann Madera 6. John Foster and Bob Murvin charge through column formed by alumni and students l-I 67 7 '- 1 , F, xg 'S-Q.. MTM ' Homecoming Week, once it got going, was an outstanding event. Tuesday was Hat Day but the hats were few and far between. On Wed- nesday, Tourist Day became an official event and was a hit as stu- dents got into their hard shoes, black socks, and Bermuda shorts. Thursday and Friday, Mike Ham- mond co-ordinated the events and put on a good show. The infamous apple juice chug-a-lug was replaced with the more civilized chocolate pie eating contest. Senior pig Jim W '? Melancon won this event. The jun- iors won the tug-o-war while the sophs won the new land skiing event. Senior Victor Paredes and Soph Tom Prukop put on a super arm wrestling contest which Victor won on a forfeit. However, the most spirited reaction came when Bob No Hair Rowe was chosen the winner of the hairy legs contest in a landslide. The rally on Friday fea- tured the Homecoming Court, the cheerleaders, and the St. Joseph Drill Team. as I-I 'Week 2 ? I ,,.... in f A '31 7 rv. r , e if in 5 .:.::f1g .... m...f,..ae..,.M....g 3 L, 5 . if kr, K 33:25 ' I J' 'ff A i . VA... - ,nj ,RAE A ,Q -Q. Q ' .Q . 5 N pf K. 4 , L M I - . K ff b . r - E af, .1 .3 is l TX i r 'sw ' is , f ,. .- -X ' , , -i .- . sic 'rg i ' A Q dlvav' ' A 7 567, 1 A , r i,7...u,.QJ,i X 'vm -'mf ' - . K ,I 5 . fl .,. if ,' 'ff 'rf l ' ,QM gqfg.: gk L J.. 2. Z-...M .xx V K4 K ,VA,,.3gi'r, Kkkr. N WM' E .lv y N, W .. A Cx 2 1 I ' Q2 f l E f S N .7 NN... ' I if 5 E 1. Jim Melancon poses in the winner's circle. 2. Tom Templeman, Randy Heitz, and Dale Flokes LmL.h 1., Q E m,:k, 11' L locate a point of interest around the SJB campus. 3. Paredes and Prukop go at itl, 4. Frosh battle the Q sophs, 5. The big eaters - Mark Mohler, Ralph Rullo and Luis Rodriguez, 6. Bill Collins leads the sen- ior land skiers. A Q , ' . .D ri 1 A . X P Q 'U ' , . I fs: ie-f dab it .-lf: S M , . .L K . M 1 -. 1 X N . , . info week T 1979 I-I ueew Andi-IwCowd5 UIARYANN 0 LEARY DAVE GONZALEZ RE LOU 70 Houeaam1qgCouat ' Annerr mcv CHRIS McMASTER cAnLA LANTING ,Max gpmvgz mme Hmuouo 78 QUEEN DONNA EVANS ANDREW SIGNEY ' 1979 HOIIECOMING COURT ANNETTE MARYANN RENE CARLA CHRIS I-Iooneoo:-hugCbuat 71 2 72 Homecoming Dance E R ,f i fs A Q Jggrwag ix r 35 is 2 3 S x N ,W WW Mwiem-w W WW J 10 LU tzaiiibf Q as ,,, W 5x- SQWTQAQA ii.. , W'Lf'41-t- M.. M ,:grIi1'ifr if f!?fQl'1m N-1-iif, H, .fr I 4 J-M' efs2ir 'T'a ut, Q ,. iw' it fi 'git ', it .21 s F' im w'eief.f 3 as 5 th is PQ? L ea 7 35 ww ' ,M , T ' 5 if -H. IPSEEA - fy? - Q, -15,3 f 1-my :B Q' ww J. , Y 1 '!' 'W ii-me tw M . W Y My mu .v ix at ,tx gg? FH T ' Qi if vs- J' J S Q 'f WM' 2 74 lrwslv week Frosh weebls Not Frosh Week activities led by Senior Class President Dave Gonzalez and Secretary-Treasurer Hal Prukop proved to be a huge success. The week also proved to another class of Freshmen that Seniors rule. The Frosh were harassed more than ever during the week as they sang the Alma Mater, did countless pushups, hugged one another, and carried Seniors' books and bodies from class to class. With all of this during the week, the final mud bath on Thursday didn't seem quite as bad. 6, 1. Freshman FZ, Magtalas adds a new twist to the proper way to take a mud bath. 2. The Frosh tag that just screams for attention. 3. Freshman L. Gobbo models his almost correct attire. 4. Frosh P. Her- nandez takes a dive. 5. Seniors T. Long, C. Witucki, D. Shields, E. Teran, J. Winn, and M. Samson ride herd on J. Verner and friends, 4 1 'V A M, 41- fmwff' Fuhfuulw is-8 3 M53 i 1 'K Af 'w -Og! f , inf .. . x Q .. is fzZaQu.ww:A ' Both the students and the priests enjoyed the Triduum because the experiences resulting from it were meaningful. Father Nick Reina, the main speaker during the three days, challenged the students to get away from a legalistic concept of God as a distant ruler. Instead, Father Nick stressed that God is a loving Per- son with who we can have a close relationship. The Triduum culmi- nated with a beautiful outdoor Mass celebrated by Frs. Reina, Liberati, Presenti, and Ribotta. The religious event was well received by every- one. Three hundred Bosco students were polled concerning the Triduum and their response was overwhelm- ingly positive. Relevant and meaningful were the most com- mon expressions for the three days ofthe Triduum. ,gi '-3312 Q. :- tx- 3?-V . x 1 -3- , X .S 6, I. 1 . kk sl'n' il . QQ., ti 2 E ,gli ill llllx L '7 ' ' 3'-ff:- 1. Frs. Reina, Liberati, and Ftibotta celebrate the out- door Mass. 2. Br. Jose, Br. Mike, Mr. Azeltine, and D. Flemedios perform during the Mass. 3. Fr. Reina emphasizes a point. 4. Sophomore Class President Doug Wade aids the celebrants. 5. Doug Wade and celebrants listen as ASB President Andrew Signey reads. Tllwllllrw 77 2 sr A M , ,igjw vi 325 fm ,ig ' E., 4 Q A Z iggifggi M: ,wv4,,q,-m '-f H w Mm --M 'si m L W H,- 2 ,mf . 9fWw W I fm 4. A eEwl2al!Lets cuw6Qpmat This year's rallies were marked by two major changes. First, the spirit stick vanished with the idea that rallies should push school spirit not class spirit. However, a few class competi- tions were held to create some rowdi- ness. The second change was a move toward fewer rallies with the idea that fewer rallies would mean more spirit. As in the past, the junior class was the most spirited group with a different yell-leader mascot each week. Junior Eric Larson took a cue from the Ori- oles' Wild Bill and introduced his own Bosco spellout. Mike Hammond also provided a little stand up comedy for the crowd on occasion. - -i :we .. .. I..-Qi , gif ' ' .ti V . 1. Cheerleader Laura Naimo. 2. Juniors react to being named the most spirited. 3. Junior Ray Rodriguez hoists Mike Shelley during the rally before the first league game, 4. Varsity Football Coach Terry Roche clues the fans in on the upcoming game. 124042579 Umm Bosca Dances Take QWAQTW Bosco dances this year didn't change much from last year. Still the crowds are getting smaller and smaller and there isn't that much interest in them any more. Most of the people who attended were Freshmen and Sophomores. Though these people may have nothing better to do on Saturday nights, some found themselves hav- ing a real good time. The music was a different tune from last year. While Rock and Disco were slowly fading out, punk rock was the in thing. Such music as the B-52's, DEVO, Blondie, Flying Lizards etc. . . hitthe 5 Bosco dance floor. Taking center stage for these dances were the famous St. John Bosco Punk-Ftock- - ers, with their Devo glasses, odd looking costumes, colored hair pogoing and worming their way to fame. A new and different attraction was the Time Warp Dance from the t'Ftocky Horror Picture Show. Most People who weren't into this type of music just enjoyed rapping with their friends and meeting new people. Hopefully, dances will be revived as a center of attraction for all students, with a different beat, larger crowds, and a lot more fun. 1. Eric Robinson takes time to get to know someone. 2. What dances are all about. 3. Mike Hammond takes time to figure ASB's profits. 4. Andrew Signey enjoying himself. 5. Chuck Addington and the crowd. Dances 81 ? 6-fr , 2 ' . by i af' tw' 82 Feaatoggjs Bishop After three days of exams, Bishop Shubsda celebrated Mass for the Feast of St. John Bosco. In his ser- mon the Bishop stressed the impor- tance of putting trust in God. This was timely for the day because of the crises in Iran and Afghanistan. As Bishop Shubsda put it, We put our trust in nuclear weapons and nuclear technology, but this is not the answer, We need to put our trust in God because God is the answer. He will see us through. Besides these worldwide problems we have our own personal problems. Some- times if we are challenged we give up, we stop trying. The Bishop said this was a mistake, we need effort. In the greatest effort we will find sal- vation. Bishop Shubsda concluded, We should trust in God and make the effort. When we do this, we will fulfill our life. 1. Led by Bishop Shubsda Fathers Presenti and Hollinger, Msgr. Kielty and Fr. Liberati celebrate the mass. 2. Bishop Shubsda talks to the student body. 3. The student body watches during the Consecration, 4. The famed Bosco Singers. 5. Bishop Shubsda delivers the homily. Fea.sto4QjB se In 84 Jos -mam 425,91 f nf M! ,Q , ,:M'v', ffitfsli-Ml 'f T, ff M' 1 dinghy Imam Jw BM After a year's layoff another Jog- a-thon was held to benefit the ath- letic programs at SJB. With the help Ef former faculty member Ben Marti- ez, one hundred and ten partici- pants ran, walked, jogged, and kateboarded to earn money for heir individual sport. The joggers hoped to make it easier to get uni- forms, sweatsuits, blocking sleds, and even some more exotic equip- ment to improve the teams at Bosco. Along with the athletes faculty mem- bers Mrs. Nishioka, Mr. Hill, Mr. Dusserre, Mr. McConnell, and Fr. Pestun ran for their school during the one hour event on April 3. . v . 3' :. tg if Jog-of-Mow 85 1. Paula Eggart escorts Louie Casas. 2. Mark Mastergeorge underwhelmed by the announcement. Laura Gunther is with Tony Morales, Annette Breslin with Mark, and Dora Lopez is with Willie Howard. 3. Drill Team performs to Don't Stop Me Now. 4. Cheerleader Tracey Mullin. 5. The St. Joseph's Cheerleaders greet the team. 6. Willie Howard's escort Dora Lopez didn't want Willie to get too much sympathy. : A 5 n 'Q .31 i Et ig , y md .us .AW Www se Baahtbawl-I fl N fo A ' . Boscofs Best? Mark Mastergeorge was crowned the king of Bosco's first Basketball Homecoming. From the start the affair was put on a less than serious level. As proof, Bosco's Homecom- ing King Mark Mastergeorge wore a new Baseball undershirt and his best Army fatigue pants to be escorted by St. Joseph's Annette Breslin. lt made a beautiful picture, as for the first time we had Bosco's Homecoming King and Queen. Other Senior court members were Tony Morales and Louie Casas. Louie had his best bathrobe on but, alas, he was not able to wear the king's paper crown. Mike Hammond and Willie Howard were the junior princes. WiIlie's escort provided a nice touch by escorting him on a pair of crutches herself. The event also marked the last time Bosco's backcourt duo of Escandon and Carfino were to play together, as Bosco Braves. The pair responded as Richard Escandon scored 32 and Steve Carlino hit for 34 in a 92-75 drubbing of Alemany. Baskefballu 87 ASB Does Mow: H626 Fuw This year's A.S.B. officers were very content with both their attitude and their performance. President Andrew Signey put it this way, No matter what was going on, we made the job fun. Andrew is right, Vice-president Tracy Wilkinson added, If we didn't make the A fun the pressure would kill us. As far as performance, this year's A.S.B. officers were very satisfied with what they got done. Mark Cha- vez, A.S.B. Secretary, and Mike Hammond A.S.B. treasurer agreed, After working hard on Football and Basketball Homecomings and see- ing the end results made it all worth the time and effort. The A.S.B. throughout the year worked extra hard to make this year a success. They also added the one element which had been missing the last few years - enthusiasm. They hoped that through their work this year they set an example for future student councils at Bosco. They can learn from this year's A.S.B.'s strong points as well as their mistakes. 1. Mike Hammond displays the hazards of running A.S.B. activities. Tracy stays clean. 2. A.S.B. President Andrew Signey. 3. Andrew Signey sits at head of table. Around the table is Tracy Wilkinson, Fr. Presenti, E. Robinson, H. Prukop, D. Gonzales, M. Chavez, X. Cali- lung, D. Wade, and Mike Hammond. 88 ASB CSF MMA6 Buffy Y St. John Bosco's Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation started the year with one of its larg- est memberships in its Bosco his- tory. Club membership was based on academic achievement, a 3.5 GPA or better was required to join. The club was not merely an academic society, but an active one. Members voted Louie Casas, President, Mylin Watkins, Vice- president, Bob DaSiIva and Andy Bhupathy, secretary and trea- surer respectively. Under the leadership of these officers and the advice of moderator, Mr. McMorrow, the club had a busy year. The CSF's programs and activi- ties showed it to be a progressing club. wi Picture 1 C.S.F. seniors: B. DaSilva, L. Linder L. Casas, E. Malit, T. Ramirez, T. Templeman, D. Bendeck, M. Watkins, F. Rubio, A. Fer- nandez, B. Bazzanno, C. Watucki, T. Long, K. Shoeman, C. Brown, M. Vetter J. Melancon, J. Delis, D. Murphy, J. Carter, H. Schlosser, C. Addington J. Chavez, E. Earl, A. Bhupathy, C. Knighton, K. Cook. Picture 2 row 1 Juniors J. Shulte, D. Cibrian, K. Merriman, A. Carro row 2 D. Abernathy, D. Rautercus, B. Bracker, J. Fernandez row 3 D. Krowlikowski, B. Quigly, S. Madrid, E. Sanchez, M. Whalen, J. Dalton P. Da Silva Picture 3 C.S.F. officers, standing B, DaSilva, A. Brupa- thy. Seated M. Watkins, L. Casas. C.S.F. Sophs. Seated J. Cimo, Ft. Barajas, T. Ramirez, G. O'Gorman, M. Allan, E. China, Standing M. Perlstein, Fl. Bolton, F, Mummery, J. Vasquez, B. Miller, P. Bryant, M. Dibb, T. Feliciani. CSF 89 VARSITY CLUB: Front Flow: H. Prukop, J. Chavez, M. Watkins, Fl. Schlosser, T. Templeman. Row 2: C. Witucki, E. Earl, J. McDonald, M. Samson, E DiCrisi. Flow 3: A. Fernandez, M. Dibb, J. Laughlin, G. Papillon. Flow 4: C. Brown, K. Schoeman, J. Melancon, T. Morales, T. Pillon. Y l Mowmaw 510530 CcwfQee The 1979-1980 Varsity Club was responsible for many services to the school. The members helped keep order at the football and basketball games. They also helped out the Parents' Club by assisting at the Fashion Show, Las Vegas Night, and the Flummage Sale. One of the club' major services to the school was its work during the annual fiesta. The club helped out by setting up, ing in the boothes, and serving different dinners each night at fiesta. The club was also ble for maintaining and updating t record board in the Gym lobby. In general, the Varsity Club was proud organization that did a gre amount of service for the school. oo Vwffy Club Sb? 0'cwQnow The Ski Club was one of the new clubs on campus this year. lt got a good start with' an after Christmas trip to northern Utah. The club skied at both Snowbird and Alta ski resorts. Despite the lack of snow, everyone had a good time. Some skiers would not be denied their right to ski and upon return were asked by ski repair shops how it was skiing in a parking lot. Mr. Tim Ellis planned the trip along with president Mike Dibb. This was all the club did this year, but it is young and needs time to develop. Maybe next year they'll even find some snow. 1. John Schulte. 2. Ski Club Seated, M. Howard, B. Lang, A Salazar, Ft. Hemera,-R. Flullo Kneeling, D. Wade, E. Earl, J. Cha vez, G. Ricard. Standing, J. DiTolIa, D. Flauterkus A D d niec M , . u a , . DiTolIa, J. Schulte, M. Dibb, Mr. Ellis. Qkaclub 97 ' HAM ' The 1979-1980 Bosco Brave newspaper staff was involved in a busy and prosperous year, that provided experience and chrac- ter for all involved. This year's Brave broke away from the format set by the past Bosco newspapers. The Brave attempted to strike a balance in its articles between school-reIa- ted news and the happenings of broader concern. Co-editors Dennis Bendeck and Derek 0'Gorman led the way with their editorials focusing on the major concerns of the school. News editor Bob Da Silva was success- fully able to cover both the seri- ous and lighter sides of the news. His review column was one of the most anticipated features. Feature editors Mylin Watkins and Richard Ascarate tried to provide the news- paper with reports of current social events that affect the school, com- munity, and the world. The sports editors Tom Templeman and Ken Schoeman strived to present an inside look at the world of Bosco sports. This whole group was led by the enthusistic and experienced advisor Mr. James Cross. This has been the sixth year that Mr. Cross has been working with The Bosco Brave, and under his leadership and guidance the paper has progressed each year. 1. Editors Bendeck, Watkins, Da Silva, and van Haaster 2. Mr. N Cross holds a staff meeting. 3. Getting the deadline out. To Newqbapev 92 7l'wMu4se' ls Bmw The idea for a literary magazine had been introduced many times over the years at Bosco, but the stu- dents never showed enough interest to really follow it through. Until now. lt took an ambitious group of sophomores and the expertise of advisor Mr. Gaytan to get the ball rolling', but once things got started, they knew they could produce a successful magazine. With the hard work and dedication of sophomores Richard Wolitski, Tony Ramirez, Jim Carter, Tim Tormey, Joe Cimo, and Xerxez Calilung Cnot to mention ffwysc M W7 bf J, M all the encouragement of Mr. Gay- tan, with the additional help of Jun- ior, Leo Barajas! The Muse , Bos- co's first literary magazine was born. The magazines purpose was to provide the students with a creative outlet-a place to express creativity in any artistic form, be it in writings, photos, or drawings. lt achieved not only that goal, but with it a more important one - .everyone who was involved gained valuable experi- ence while also having a good time. ,, I my .. .... Y ,f.. Pig ' ,, - 7 - zz --M.--l, , leaf T 'mf 'l55W,95'Mf an Wit? fifw - iw: .::' JW: :.:. . i' MSN : wx 5 ..:5:.::'. :'. 55. :i': A Y , , ,,,, ,,, ,,, l..,,.l , ,::,,:, t , s . :Ft is B . ..,, , ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,. .,., ,.,., ,.,.. .. .. ...... . L99 :itil H' :: f.':'5I 15 :55 :E Q ,gig . an amiga .. 3 -- -- mm it ,, H . QM? H- f,::s2::'::f'.Q: . f A , a: LE . In J 5- tt as J.,-: Q,--vzilgtr---s. : 2 --W rm. V, , nn 'g,, 5 g2g,14,ss.lQt,g V ., ,S W kwafssgqggigiltggiwggmsyggtsi ggi igtsgr H ,gygggsiffgghi E5 V394 is te ?452fL:1zm5?VSlS' E'ur 'L5k -594 A JE ii.. SQQSWW A. rx, .4 . .. , fit? 'r E 214522555-3iv:xii5Q?Q235?Y1QE5iZi?MQW 'mi H551 ,QQSW X 'HKU V, :s?i'a:::': U Eli: BW? EXQEQ55 Q55 MW 1 fkneelingj T. Ramirez and J, Cimo Row 2 Mr. Gaytan, T. Tormey, Leo Bara- jas, X. Calilung, Ft. Wolitski. ' 779 'xg 11 4 Wtfffflh . 3 ,1... -qw? .. . OSA Out Christian Service this year expanded into new regions. One of these regions was the Soup- Kitchen. Bosco students went to the poorer areas of Los Angeles and served food to the poor at a soup kitchen. The juvenile detention center was another area that was reached. CSA tutored at St. Dominic Savio School, helped the handicap- ped at Pace School, and donated blood to the Bosco Blood Bank. The club also found time to swim with some of the elderly at Rancho Los Amigos. With all of the efforts of Fr. Marshall and his sidekick Louis Bravo the club turned in an active and successful year. 'ii 'Ns 1. Row 1: P. DaSilva, R. Bosque, S. Moya, E. Munoz, Row 2: J. Mendiola, M. Ramirez, K. Merriman, M. Watkins, K. Supple. Row 3: L. Mclntyre, E. Roach, L. Cibrian, P. Badua, K. Cummings, L. Bravo, J. Rojas, K. Schoman. Row 4: C. Brown, M. Hammond, C. Knighton, C. Addington, S. Weeks, M. Garcie. Picture 2: Fr. Marshall. Picture 3: Row 1: R. Herrera, P. McDonald, J. Padilla, Row 2: R. Wolfenstein, R. Culhno, D. Wade, Tom Ricard. Row 3: Fr. Al, D. Nickle, D. Pichon, G. O'Gorman, S. Blair. K .i . iss. va r l Q 5 5 yi 11 ' 9610420 Officers M Watkins K Shoeman and E Earl. 2.J.Gutierrez and J. work takmg tickets 3 Senior members: Row 1: E. Earl, M. Wat- Schoeman Row 2 B DaSlIva A Bhupathy, J. Ayora. Row 3: T. C Addington J Chavez 4 Row 1: L. Martins, B. Miller, J. D Cibrlan R Bolton Row 2 J Pennmo, R. Schoeman, R. Zolg, R. Keg Club Does tlwjob The Key Club led by Mylin Wat- kins and moderated by Mr. Lamp had a very successful year. The club fulfilled its purpose of service to the school and community through vari- ous projects. The club tutored at St. Dominic Savio with Richard Wolitski going four times a week. Eric Robin- son and George 0'Gorman helped out the Bellflower Chapter of the Special Olympics by sacrificing a few Thursday nights at Thompson Pool. The most noticeable members on campus were Jose Mendiola, Jay Gutierrez, and Robert Zolg who did a find job taking money at the bas- ketball games. The club leaders were Mylin Watkins, Presidentg Ken Shoeman, Secretaryg Ed Earl, Trea- surerg Jose Mendiola, fund raisersg John Rogers, Special Projectsg Dave Cibrian, social directorg and Howard Nichols, publicity. it hyclub 95 Qwzfdub 540445618 WM eww 1. Frank Spina 2. Surf Club: Flow 15 D. Seymour, D. Olson, Fi. Wolfenstein, B. Kho, D. Yasmineh, Row 2, T. Guadagho, B. Robinson, P. Arranaga, K. Smith, Row 35 F. Spina, L. Fergu- son, B. Whitt, M. Jones, S, Seymour, Mr. Hill, P. Van Zutphen. 3. Row 1, J. Alexander, J. Verner, Ft. Leuer, M. Chacon, A. This was the third year that the surf club has been in existence at St. John Bosco. The club got a late start this year as it held its first meet- ing in the second semester and its first competition wasn't held until March. The club, as in past years, had an inter-school contest to form P si F . at X Wx ., .... . Q Scholosser, Row 2, Marc Ybaben, M. Diaz, B. Vonk, J. Guada- A- gho, P. Marelli, T. Rostouski, M. Kooiman. 4. Bill Kho. ll- l 1 1 1 the team. The team once formec competed with other schools sucl' as Pius X and St. Anthony. Seniors Bill Kho and Paul Arranaga have been with the club since the begin- ning, and have worked with the club's moderator, Mr. Hill. i K .. i ' r . . ..... M - -3 ' :- J J, ...,.. .r,s . 4 Hdilillmfg -- NX. Q 96 Qwiyclub Ocetwwgfzaphy Qailli nf The Oceanography Club, moder- ated by Mr. McConnell, offered a wide range of activities for Bosco students who were interested in such areas as marine biology and ecology. Club members participated with the Los Angeles Harbour Department in collecting examples of marine life and testing samples of the harbor's water and bottom for pollution. The students used a geo- logical dredge to collect bottom A plant and animal life. During one collection a rare heart urchin was found. Prehistoric Mastadon tusks have been dredged up on other trips. The members planned an underwater hockey team to com- pete with other local teams at vari- ous swimming pools. With Sam Ynzunza as president and chief motivator the club enjoyed another successful year. 2 1. MA. lwakoshi views the sting ray that was dredged up. 2. P. La Combe and Ft. Speiler view the poisonous spined fish. 3. M. Perry, M. Florez, R. Speiler, B. Calendar C. Buhagiar, M. Higuchi, T. Mitchell, T. Poissant, R. Wolfenstein, C. Brown, J. Rojas, Mr. McConnell, T. Templeman, M. Brown Oowwawplfy 97 I- - I The Aerospace Club traveled to alization of space and the various Rockwell International so students types of spacecraft which included could possibly find acareer in space satelites and their uses. The club's technology or just learn about the guide for these Monday evening space program in general. The tours was Mr. Bob Crockett who space shuttle was a big attraction worked closely with Brother Gene and was always open for inspection. Mylan. The club learned about the industri- Ill! g ' . .mi a T tttt .. I I 1. Aerospace Club: Row 1 3 T. Acker, E. VanRenen, D. Schmitt, J. Hooghkirk, M. Leyba. Ftow 23 F. Mummery, H, Schlosser, M. Perlstein, M. Berry, Zolg, T. Ftostouski, M. Poissant, Mark Gilling, D. Bendeck. 2. The club is dwarfed by the space craft they tour. 98 Amo6pawC!ub V' Ham.st1m FmwNewC!ub If you've been paying close atten- tion to the school bulletin through- out the year, you may have heard about a new activity that has entered the minds of Bosco students. It is the newly formed Ham Radio Club . If you were somewhat observant, you may have noticed the fairly large antenna on top of the Science Building to serve the use of the club. The club's reason for existence was to add diversity to the science electives such as the Oceanography and Aerospace clubs already offered here. Ham Radio was a logi- cal extension of the curricular pro- gram since many students, some who even have F.C.C. licences to operate ham radios, showed great interest in this program. The financial cost to get this club off the ground was nothing, thanks to George Marquis, an amateur radio operator who supplied the necessary apparatus for this pro- gram. He also donated the use of the antenna. A storeroom also had to be converted into a base of operations for the young ham- sters to do their work. The Ham Radio Club's goals were to allow students to become more involved with their hobby, to serve as a public service station since it can receive emergency calls, and to establish a phone patch which allows dialing into the phone sys- tems of other countries without cost to such faraway places as South America and Antarctica. 'I Picture 1 Joel Harrington broadcasts to Mrs. Nishioka's science class using his radio equipment. Picture 2- J. Hoogkirk, J. Lucero, M. Talamantes, S. Faho, M. Allen, Ft. Hietz, M. Hammond, row 2- O. Khalof, L. Hale, J. Sanches, P. Jones, M. Berry, H. Nichols. row 3- D. Bendeck, R. Ascarate, D. D'Ambrosio, R. Rowe, I. Soleimanipour. row4- M. Gilling, R, Rodriguez. I-lauwkazbw 99 1 VueLw Some geople dream of going to France. ome are born in France. Then there are those who are lucky enough to be in the French Club at St. John Bosco. The Club is open for membership to anyone who has a French class at Bosco. The French Club probably won't be going to France, but they are getting as close to it as possible. Led by Mr. Mans- our, the club has really gotten off the ground. After a financial indifference with St. Joseph's at the end of last year, the club sought a new partner. They discovered that St. Matthias, another all girls school, was also searching for a French club partner. ijt 1. Mr. Mansour in a familiar pose. 2. D. Gutierrez, C. Florez, M. Tan, G. Qui- nones, M. Higuchi, H. Nino, J. Perlstien Mr. Monsour, and B. Del Rio. 3. Joe Godsil, John Perlstein and Dan Gutier- rez get ready for the three legged race. 4. Fst. row Fernando Gonzales, Mari- ano Tan, Chris Flores Ernesto Lanza, Sam Masotto Robert Spieler, Javier Carlos. 2nd row Larry Garces, Eric Vanrewen, Jeff Nigro, Fransis Mum- mery, Bob Delrio, Joe Godsil, Mr. Mansour. 3rd row John Niklas, Mark Perlstein, Dave Pichon, Mark Master George, Greg Quinones, Wallace Rich- wood, John Perlstien, Ray Herrera, Not pictured Robert La Freniere. IT 100 Fzeachdub A picnic was planned, and the two schools hit it off really well. Then St. Joseph's came back to Bosco and they planned another picnic which went pretty well also. Now the club has two partners instead of one. The money to sponsor these outings is made by Rice Krispie treats and lemonade sales. Even though Mr. Mansour is the modorator, he lets the council make the decisions. And the decisions are made well. Now the club looks to the future for even more outings. Most of all the club is a very proud club, led by intelligent officers and a popular teacher, and the motto to represent the club: VlVE LA FRANCE . M5 'i -X. QQ ,r 1 tl gd.-Q, : -sf Qpau1slvO2ub Gets When there's Mariachi music at lunch, when there's no one in line at the snack bar, and when everyone has grease on their fingers, you know that the Spanish Club is hav- ing another taquito sale. From its very start this year the club wanted to be an active, well publicized group. The greasy fsometimes undercookedj taquitos you waited 45 minutes for were the way the club became famous on campus. The cooks for these delights were Paul DaSiIva, David Rauterkus, Mike DiToIIa, John Schulte, and Jon Smock. The sales were always a success with nothing left over. The money was then used to assist fami- lies in the community during Christ- mas. The highlight of the year and a super learning experience for the club was a trip to Mexico during Easter. - K- f tttte ..... M tt,t . s Mwawmww 5 Q' N- t X' N . N A get si . if f e ...s ,.,.,se...:.e.,,t.t.s,.s.i-:sim-teeifsssfs-ms k,,, . .. . 3 . it '-7-X , .::.t . - - 1. Jon Smock Uoregroundj and Dave Rauterkus get the cooking honors. 2. Eric Larson and Richard Estrella are happy to be at the front - John Schulte and Mike DiTolla keep busy Qpawlvclhb 101 . 5 .Q a g L A N. ...M X - -ive ff. --is K -l2aMl2aMF2aA St. John Bosco was led by a highly spirited group of cheerleaders this year! They were C.S.F. president Louie Casas, A.S.B. President Andrew Sig- ney, A.S.B. Vice-President Tracy Wil- kinson, and pep club president Miguel Salazar. They were joined by two highly active and inspirational juniors Dave Cibrian and Joey Valles. They practiced long hours every day until . . . 1 . ..,..... ...st ...xr-1.1 L .te if they knew their routines right. The cheerleaders were Tricia Kelly, M yanne O'Leary, Ann Madera, Ka Koblinski, Lisa Trasinski, and Lil Mullen. They worked very hard sevi days a week, till they had everythil worked out to perfection . They w an execptional group of girls w helped to make an exceptional gro ofcheerleaders. HQ . 5 K H ., .M K Y . L t . f -1 .L . V I I 'b lf - A ,.gl'..!1i xii ' F - - weve. W f A gf' Ms. fi' - , ,.n7 , . , . 1, Q, - gf. ,fx . ,ut 1' L ,Q l 839' B V . if .- , . l R ' ' xx. if , Y . K Q . l -- eggs., 2 ,S , .Q K P ag ctw 15 -A - Y K ' 4' 1 7 ' w WPS i s 3st.fJ:-af,,41- . A ' -LQ XXQQH twmg my y . ',N,3g s - f ss. - -:N ij K my .- . . , Q t . at , . Klgmgkx L- .. , g , rf 'K 'A '5i.M1L'i If K is .,, H- h..,g.,,,,x s M'-svifigiex' tw . . 5 N- , -fu, as . g - i . - M .. ,. W. I 1 '. s'Wf is ' X i if ,, f-fat-v , , Q Q ' ' A 4 Us ww t 'A' ff X - . NV - ' if Q r.. .a .fs X A -T X A x 'Q T 'N , . M12 'Wit . - . f Q.. . L . . L - ss: iivig rn A' Q 33- . nm . x , . Q . . 4 V Lk 3 M , 'L W ,msxx '55 xi ki. gf I 1 A. 5 ' P ' ' .Asa-h L ft.: . k ' s sf- A A - R 5 N 4 .xx 33x L: lit,-,gl-eel-ksel Q2 JN KN, Q, gjgiheerleaders at Homecoming 2. Cheerleaders M. Salazar, A. Signey, and T. Wilkinson wait for an attempted stunt by J. Valles, L. Casas, and D. i nan. 02 Bm we-we The musical quality of the band improved even more this year. Their better musicianship allowed them to perform at numerous social events and gigs outside of Bosco. The group gave a number of perform- ances other than at the sporting events. They performed at the Tal- lit pill A lip! s 5 ent Show, Open House, and the Fashion Show. Band leader Mr. Azeltine with Paul DaSiIva on key- boards and Andy Bhupathy on per- cussion provided the music for the Drama Club performance of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. 1. J. Rogers, S. Ballesteros, and E. Van Renen dress up for pictures. 2. Mr. Azeltine directs the band at a rally. 3. D. Puetz, H. Nichols, Jose Fernandez and Fl. Bolton. 4. Front row: D. Puetz, H. Nichols, Jose Fer- nandes, R. Bolton. Row 2: R. Rowe, G. O'Gor- man, J. Shabla, J. Rogers, S. Ballesteros, E. VanRenen. Row 3, D. Jones, A. Loyarte, J. Loyarte. Baud me 1. Felix, CM. Fiomanskij is really getting on Oscar's QE. Knightj nerves w Fi 'f Ildu' h d 3FIix K no . 2. eIx's wi e ca ring t e car game. . e ma es points with the Pigeon sisters by taking about his wife and their honeymoon. Speed ..... lady ....... Vuuufe ....... Osoafmlndasow.. FeZ3aUngmf .... GwenJoQwPQe0w Ceoa1yPgeow . . . ODD COUPLE CAST CREW .....JoeGf15lxs ...T'uwT0funey .... Maffigkomuwkb . . . .Tme5afGeaM Mafu2zwCa61'ig!wue Pumps ........ Qhge Mnmgev .... Lights ........ Qoeuw Deslyw .... .... Pwgaams S P060-5 TeohewalD171eofoaf . if .MMLelleMoElhew .Alplaoaselilmisoum Andrew Cosfglww I04 Duunaf W str f +2 is D . Baclefwbtluaiimaslv In early December, Bosco's drama department persented Neil Simon's Odd Couple a comedy directed by Mr. Carl Castiglione. The play had to be a success in order for the renewed department to con- tinue, so the pressure was on. Days before the play opened, there were still frantic cries of, I don't remember my lines, and, Are you sure l'm supposed to be standing here? And ofcourse there were the technical difficulties - telephones ringing instead of door- bells, lights being turned on and off at the wrong times. Sound like a dis- aster? Well, it wasn't. Something about the magic of the theater and hours and hours of rehearsals that finally paid off. Opening night came and much to the actors' delight fand Mr. Casti- glione's reliefl it went over as a crit- ical as well as a financial success. There were a few rough spots' however, like an angry Oscar Madi- son fEric Knightj knocking a pickle into the audience, but aside from that, nothing too noticeable to the crowd. Not to be satisifed with just one production to make the return of the Drama Department, the crew put on You're a Good Man Charlie Brown at the end of February. Much of the same acting crew did a finejob putting this one on as well. v 1. Tim Tormey, Rick Mosher, Mike Gilling, and Joe Gibbs, during the poker game. 2. Oscar fEric Knightj talks with the Pigeon sisters. l- Dfzamaf 105 1 The yearbook took off in a new direction this year. The staff wanted this year's book to be a lot less for- mal than last year's. The staff also wanted to use new ideas and designs. Keeping this in mind, the staff came up with this year's theme, - FREE SPIRIT. With this theme the staff wanted to head away from the conventional yearbooks of the past and try something new and differ- ent. The layouts were planned so or .... 'i'f l .'t: ,lillrrli T . i il, . . -.,, rfil A . . 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BELFIDRE: Soccer 2: Bmeball Mgr. 2: Key Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Honor Roll 4 RANDY BELZ.: Varsity Club 4: Basketball 1, 2: MVP Offense 2: Baseball 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: Who's Who 4 DENNIS DENDECK: Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Chief Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 2. 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: 4.0 GPA Award 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Joumalism Award 2: Who's Who 3. 4: Key Club 4: Ham Radio Club 4: French Club 3, 4: Secretary 3 ANAND BHUPATHY: CSF 2. 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Award 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: GPA Award 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Yearbook 4: Yearbook Award 4: CSA 3: Swimming 2: CSF Treasurer 4: Who's Who 3: Math Award 3: Social Studies Award 3: CSA Award 3: Explor- ers Club 3: Benevolent Brotherhood 4: Band Bank of America Award 4 KEITH BIARNESEN: Aerospace Club 1, 2. 3: Honor Roll 1 , 2, 4 JIN BRADSHAW: Soccer 1, 2, 3: Who's Who 4 LUIS A. BRAVO: Pep Club 2: War Games 1: Aerospace 1, 2, 3, 4: Astronomy 2: CSA 2, 3. 4: CSA Award 2, 3: Honor Roll 4 AARON BRICKER: Soccer 1, 2: JV Track 2: V Track 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3 PAUI. BRIGHT: Track 1, 4: Yearbook 3, 4: Year- book Award 4: Seminar '79 Photography Award 4: Blood Donor 4: Quill A Scroll 3. 4: Honor Roll 1.3. 4 CHRIS BROWN: Varsity Swimming 3, 4: Varsity Water Polo 4: Cross-Country 1, 2: Newspaper 4: CSF 3, 4: Oceanography Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Electronics Award 2: CSA 2, 4: Blood Donor 3, 4: Who's Who 4 IARK BUCKELY: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 JEROIE BROWN KENT DURROWS STEVEN CARFINO: Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Varsity Baseball 2, 3. 4 JOIN CARTER: Football 1: Golf 1, 2, 3. 4: Most Improved Award 3: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: German Award 2: CSF 2, 3, 4: Blood Donor 4: Ski Club 4: Who's Who 3: Soci- ety of Distinguished American HS Students 3 LDUIE CABAS: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2: Ten- nis 2, 3, 4, MVP 2: French Award 1, 2, 3: CSA Award: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Spirit Award 3: Religious Award: 4.0 GPA Award 3: CSF 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: French Club 3, 4, Pres. 3 RUDY CASTILLO: CSF 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Varsity 3, JV 2: Track 1: French Club 3, 4: Who's Who 3 BRIAN CNATELAIN: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: News- paper 4: French Club 3 GLEN CHAVEI: Football 1 JEFF CHAVEZ: Swimming 2, 3: Varsity Club 3. 4: Key Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 3, 4: Quill It Scroll 3, 4: Yearbook 3, 4, Ed. 4: Yearbook Award 3, 4: Service Award 1: CSF 3, 43 Ski Club 4 IICHAEL CHAVEZ: Football 1: Honor Roll 3, 4 RUSSELL COBOS: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: JV MVP: Bloodbank 4 KEN COCCIII: Swimming 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Aerospace Club I WILLIAI COLLINS: Varsity Club 3, 4: Surf Club 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1: Tennis 1: Track 4: Spirit Award 1: Honor Roll 3, 4 TONY COIIODORE: Yearbook 3, 4: Quill It Scroll 3, 4: CSA 3: Key Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 2: Swimming 3: Yearbook Award 4: Who's Who 3. 4: CSF 4 JOIN CONWAY ANTONIO CORTES: Track 3, 4: Honor Roll 1 124 Qeiuwvluzleu CEN OB! KEI1'H COOK: CSF 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Honor Roll1,2,3, 4: Who'sWho 3,4 NIKE CRAGO: Football 1, 2:' Track 1: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4 KEITH CUIIINGS: Football 1: Wrestling 1, 2: Spirit Award 1: Student Council 1, 2: Track Announcer 1, 2, 3. 4: Drama 3: Who's Who 3. Newspaper 4: Honor Roll 1, 4: Varsity Baseball Mgr. I ROERT DASILVA: CSF 3, 4, Sec. 4: Newspa- per 2, 3, 4, News Ed, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill A Scroll 4: Journalism Award 3: Who's Who 3: Key Club 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4 JOHN DELIS: CSF 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: GPA Award 1, 3: Basketball 1 , 2: Who's Who 3 IATT DEMOTT: Quill A Scroll 3, 4: Yearbook 3: Tennis 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 JOIO4 DERUYTER: Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 1. 2: Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4: Honor Roll4: CSA 3 ALBERT DIAL Football 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Most Improved 2 ROKIE DOWELL: Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 EDWARD EARL: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: 4.0 GPA Award 1, 2, 3, 4: CSA Award 2, 3: Yearbook Award 4: Who's Who 3, 4: JV Swimming 2: Var- sity Swimming 3: Explorer'a Club 3: CSF 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4, Treaa. 3, 4: CSA 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Spanish Club 4: Ski Club 4 RICHARD ENGLES: Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity 3: Aerospace 1 , 2. 3: Honor Roll 1.2, 4 RICHARD ESCANDON: Football 1, 2: Basketball Varsity l, 2, 3, 4, All League 3, 4: Baseball 3 DANIEL FARNEY: Honor Roll 1, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, JV Captain 2, Vanity 3, 4 JOIII FEEHAN:'Baaeball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I. Varsity Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: Who's Who 3 FRANK FELIX: Honor Roll 4 ALEX FERNANDEZ: Varsity Club 3. 4: Football 1: Basketball 2, 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 3 JOSEPH FERNANDE8: Honor Ftcll 1, 2, 3. 4: Football 1: Key Club 3: Who's Who 3 GEORGE FIELD: Aerospace Club 3: CSA 3: Newspaper 3, 4, News Ed. 4: Honor Roll 4: Jour- nalism Award 3: CSA Award 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Golf 1, 2: Class Representa- tive 3, 4: Blood Donor 4 STEVE FILLET: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Rep. 4: Football 1, 2: French Club 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: French Club VP: Varsity Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4: Drama 2: Who's Who 3: CSA 3: CSA Award 3 IICHAEL FLOREC: Honor Roll 1 RIP GAIA: Surf Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2 GIAN GANDOLFO: Football 1, 2: Varsity Foot- ball Mgr, 3. 4: Varsity Track Mgr. 3, 4 IARK GILLING: Aerospace 3, 4: CSA 3, 4: Key Club 4: Yearbook 3: Honor Roll 3, 4 LOUIS GONZALEZ: Soccer 1: Golf 2: Drama 2, 3: Drama Club President 3 DAVID GONZALEL Class President 2, 4: Serv- ice Award 2: CSF 2: Basketball 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 PETER GOUL.: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: CSF 4: Who's Who 4: Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Quill A Scroll 2. 3. 4: Lineman ofthe Year 4: Baseball l, 2, 4: Basketball 1: Varsity Club 4 LAWRENCE GRUDICHAK: Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Baaeball 1, 2. 3, 4, MVP 2: Track I JOSE GUZUAN KEITH HANSEN: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track 1. 2: Cross Country 2: Football 1: Varsity Club 4: Honor Roll 3, 4 RANDY HEIT2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: CSA 3: Key- club 3. 4: CSA Award 3: Radio Club 4: Aeroa- pace Club 4: Pep Club 4: Blood Donor 4 RICHARD HILL: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Wrestling 1, 3, 4 IKE HOLIAN PAIR. HDOGHKIRK: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Drama 2, 3 IICHAEL HORST: Football 1: Wrestling JV 1. Varsity 2, 4, Most Inspirational 2: Varsity Club 2: Honor Roll 1 IARTIN HOWARD: Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 1: Football 1, 2. 3, 4, All League lst Team 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 3: I-lomeroom Rep. 1, 2: Surf Club 3: Ski Club 4: Newspaper 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL IWAKOSHI: Newspaper 4: CSA 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Art Award 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: Oceanography Club 3, 4 CHRIS JENNINGS: Football 3: Honor Roll 1, 2 CARL JOHNSON: Crosscountry 1: Swimmlng 1. 2, 4: Surf Club 4: Honor Roll 1 KEN JOHNSON: Football 1: Tennis 1, 2: Track 2: Surf Club 3, 4 CHRIS KALT: Honor Roll 1. 3: Drlna 2, 3 GREGORY KNIGHTON: Football I. 2: CSA 4: Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3, 4 DAVID KEARNS: Physical Science Award 3: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL KELLY: Wrestling 2, 3: CSA Award 3: Oceanography Club 4: Ski Club 4 BILL KHO: Basketball 2: Surf Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Floll 1 , 2, 3, 4 NIKE KRUPSKY: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 PETER LACDMBE: Cross Country 1: Football 2: Track 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Oceanogra- phy Club 3, 4: CSF 2. 3, 4: Aerospace Club 2: Newspaper 3, 4: Who's Who 3 BRIAN LAMP: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Honor Roll 4 BOB LANG: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 JEFF LAIIGHLIN: Spirit Award 3: Who's Who 3: Ski Club 4: Varsity Club 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4: Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4: 1200 LB Club 3, 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Def. MVP 1, Mos Outstanding Def. Back 1, Def. MVP 2, Co-Cagiain 4, MVP 4. Leading Tackler 4, 1st Team All League 4: CSF 3: Honor Roll 1,2 ROERT LEVESOIJEZ Football 1, 2: Track 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 LLOYD UNDER: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, All League 3, Co-Captain 4: Track 1, 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 4: Who's Who 4: GPA Award 1, 2, 3 TONY LONG: Honor Roll 3. 4: CSF 3, 4 SEAN LORGE: Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, Most Improved I, 2: Who's Who 3 FREDERICK LOIO: Who's Who 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Sailing Club 2 JIMMY LUCERO RICHARD LUERA: Football 1. 2: JV Wrestling l, 2: Honor Roll 3 JONATHAN IAGANA: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Wrestling 2, 3. 4: JV Wrestling 1: Football 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2 EARL MALIT STEPHEN MANN: Oceanography Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Varsity Track 4: Honor Roll 3, 4 TOINEY IASSEY: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: GPA Award 3: Who's Who 3: CSF 3, 4: Football 1 , 2 IARK IASTERGEORGE: Football 1: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 2: Honor Roll 1, 2 JAIES NCOONALD: Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2.3, 4: Who's Who 4: Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4 JIN NELANCON: Football 2. 3, 4, Iron Man Award 4: Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4, 1000 Lb, Club 4: Track 2: Yearbook 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 4, Co-Editor 4: Yearbook Award 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: CSA 2, 3: Bloodbank 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Homeroom Rep. 1, 2: Quill A Scroll 3, 4 .EFF IENDOIA JERRY IORALES TONY IORALES: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Football 1, Varsity Mgr. Football 2: Goff 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: GPA Award 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Who's Who 3, Class Rep. 3 TDI IORAN: CSA 2: Honor Roll 3 STEVE NOVA: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Soccer 1, 2: Investment Club 3: Astronomy Club 3: CSA 4 EDWARD IUNOZ: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Football 1: CSA 4 DENNIS NURPHV: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Spirit Award 2: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 4: Wrestlng 1. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Captain A MVP 3: Football Captain 4: CSF 3, 4 TDI NOBLE: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ROERT NOWAKZ Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Aeroa- pace Club 1: Pep Club 4 DEREK O'GORlAN: Who's Who 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 3. 4: Journalism Award 2, 3: Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Editor-In-Chief 4: Football 2: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 2, Beat Defense 2, Cap- tain 2, 4: Track 1, 2. 3, 4, All League 2 IKE ORLOFF: Honor Roll 2 JOE ORTIZ: Football 1, 2: Band 1, 2 GEORGE PAPILLON: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Honor Roll 1 , 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4 VICTOR PAREDES: Football MVP Lineman 1, Anchor Leg 2: Track 2, 3, 4, Coaches Award Best Sprinter 3: Weightlifting, 1000 Ib. Club. 1200 lb. Club KEITH PARSON: CSA 2 NARK PATTON: Drama 2: Investment Club 3 PHILLIP PAYON: Honor Roll 3, 4: CSA: Key Club 4 IANUEL PEREZ: Key Club 3, 4 DARK PERRY: Journalism 2: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: GPA Award 2: Art Award 3: Oceanography Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Tll POISSANT: Track 1. 2, 3. 4, Most Improved: Cross Country 2, 3: Who's Who 3: Newspaper 4: CSPA 4: Blood Donations 3, 4: Oceanography Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Quill A Scroll 4 HAL PRUKOP: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Spirit Award 2. 3: GPA Award 1: CSF 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4: Secretary-Treasurer Class 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4, All Del Rey League 4, Back of Year 4, MVP Offense 2, MVP Offense Back 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Moet Inspirational 1,1101 Player 2: Baseball 2: Track 1.3, 4 GEORGE RESET AR: Baseball 1: Honor Floll 4 GREG RICARD: Football 1, 2: Ski Club 4: Surf Club 4 JOHN RIO8: Honor Roll 3 HILTON RIVERA: Honor Roll 3, 4: Varsity Club 3,4: CSF 3, 4: Wrestling1,2. 3, 4 JOEL ROJAS: Oceanography Club 3, 4: Surf Club 4: CSF 3: CSA 4: Newspaper 4: Cross Country 1, 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 JORGE ROSAS: Soccer 1, 2: Newspaper 3: Quill A Scroll 3: Nat'l Forensics League: Who's Who 3: CSF 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Debate Team 3 FRED RIJBIO: Football 1 , 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4 PAUL RUDOLPH: Key Club 4 REINALDO RUII: Football 1, 2: Track 1,2 PETER RUSSO: Football 1, 2: Honor Roll: Aerospace1 PETE RYAN: Football 1, 2: Track l: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID SAGARNAGA: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1 IIGUEL SALAZAR: CSA 2, 3: Aerospace 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Yelleader 3, 4: CSA Award 2, 3 IARK SAIISON: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Coaches Award 1, 2: Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4. Sec.-Treasurer 4: Citizenship Award 2: Basketball 1: Football Lineman of Week 3, 4 HECTOR SANCHEZ: Swimming 2: Honor Roll 1: CSA 3: Cross Country 4 JUAN SANCHEZ: Track 2: Honor Roll 2 RICHARD SARNO: Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Honor Roll 1 DAVID SAUCEDO: Track 1 : Cross Country 1 RUDY SCHLOSSER: 4.0 GPA Award 1. 2, 3: Spanish Award 1, 3: Math Award 1: Biology Award 2: SJB Award 2: Service Award 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Honor Roll1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: CSF 2. 3, 4: Aerospace Club 4: Oceanography CIub4 KENNETH SCHOEIAN: Varsity Club 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, 2 Most Improved. 3 Most Dedicated: Newspaper 3, 4: GPA Award I, 2. 3: Religion Award 2: Art Award 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: CSA 4: Who's Who 3 STEVE SEYMOUR: Surf Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity Swimming 2, 3: Water Polo 3 JOIN SHABLA: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Jaz Award 2 DANIEL SHIELD: Football 1, 2: Soccer 1. 2, 4: Honor Floll 1,2, 4 ANDREW SIGNEY: ASB President 4: Class President 3: Honor Roll 1, 3: Vice-President Key Club 3, 4, Who's Who: Ski Club 4: Varsity Yall 4: Spirit Award 3: Sophomore Talent Show Com- mittee: Sophomore Class Talent Show Student Advisor 3: Salutiatorian 3 SHAWN SKEITH: Cross Country 3 IVAN SOLEIIANIPOURZ Radio Amateurs Club 43 CSF 4 KEVIN SUPPLE: Aerospace Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Astronomy Club 2: CSA 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Key Club 3 KRIS SWART: Football 1: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 4: SCF 4 STEVE TAVAREZ: Football 1, 2: Surf Club 2, 3, 4 THOIAS TEMPLEMAN: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Newspaper 2. 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Joumalism Award 2: Quill A Scroll 2, 3. 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Coach's Award 1, 3, Most Improved 2, Outstanding Sen- ior Runner 4, CIF Team 3: Track 1, 2. 3, 4: Oceanography Club 4 ED TERAN: Varsity Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Wrestling 1 N. J. TREIBLAV: Art Award ROKR TIJRRIETTA: Football 1: JV Soccer 1, 25 Track 1 : Varsity Mgr. Soccer 3 EUGENE TRIPODO JOIGI VAN HAAST'ER: Kay Club 3: CSF 2, 3, 4: Quill A Scroll 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Cross Coun- try 1: Service Award 3: 4.0 GPA Award 3: Honor Roll 1 , 2. 3, 4: Who's Who 3, 4 IICHAEL VETTER: German Award 1: Pep Club 3: CSF 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Yearbook 3: Quill A Scroll 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4: Who's Who 3: JV Golf 1, 2: Varsity Goff 3 MYLIN WATKINS: CSF 2. 3, 4, VP 4: Key Club 3. 4, Pres. 3, 4: CSA 4: Newspaper 3, 4, Ed. 4: Var- sity Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4, MVP 1, 3, Most Inspirational 4: English Award 1: Spanish Award 1, 2: History Award 1: Chemistry Award 3: Math Award 1, 2: GPA Award 1, 2, 3: SJB Award 3: Who's Who 3, 4: Blood Donor A JEFF WEBB: Honor Roll 2, 3. 4 SCOTT WEEKS: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: CSF 4: CSA 4: Ski Club 4: Oceanography Club 4 TRACY WILKINSON: Honor RolI1, 2, 3, 4: Spirit Award 2: Who's Who 3, 4: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4: CSF 4: Ski Club 4: President CSA 4: Chairman School Blood Bank 4: Varsity Yell 4: Talent Show Committee 2: ASB VicsPresldent 4: Var- sity con 2, 3, 4, uvra JAY WINN: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 1, 2: Honor Roll 3, 4: Baseball 3: Water Polo 4, Var- sity MVP 4: CSA 2, 3: CSA Award 3: Who's Who 4 TIN WITTE: Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER WITUCKI: Football 1, 2, 3: Soc: cer 2, 3, 4: Weightlifting 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: CSF 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 4 SAI YNZUNZA: Track 1: Cross Country I: Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4: CSA 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Oceanography Club President 3, 4: CSF 1, 2: Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3. 4 JOE YOUNG: Basketball I: Football 1, 2: Base- ball 3 IAURO ZAMBELLI: Basketball 1: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3 RON IEFFER Y I f QW Wx Jwvzozae N EW?kii'Si?im42Q?S95235QilwsfwediiiEEE5?iibiiiaii5??3?'?5iW55?5Pl55i65295521551333iiQ5Eifiiili2225325555r??Si2i?i5HS5562?EH9555STSNEE-'?i?2i552?TE3SiZQ21'?ni2?ea3Hifi?1252!iii?ii2ii5?'352?.25iii54?!Qii?iai5?1S257555925555553125-'55':EiiEf1S5i55.52ifE5Q?+?E'5Ei5?iEJe'E59?iiiiii56MSSEEQEEi?55G?i5i?ii45335355535523532955235552355555H?iiS?S5QE5iwiE5H?i-FS5Zii!131d?5533353553593?3?'25Si'iS6E3Aiifi3iiiSiQ6KwfS!??9,iiEQ5'5S?ii?SQ5?fL?Z'EWfii93F,a?Q1'?SE2i3i55k??i29i!E?3Si5 1 WL ifl f 'Wvnamw Bosca Goes Color BM Yearbook's student survey turned up an inter- esting fact: the majority of Bosco students do not know the school colors. According to the offficial Saint John Bosco High School Student Body Constitution Article I, section 2, The colors of this organization shall be royal blue, white, and gold. And where did that combination rank in the final tally? See for yourself. Blwmleolzl. . .4295 Blwmwlwhte. . . zen BM Golaiaadwhata. . . 285 Enrique Ducreux Carel Duplessis Robert Estrella Steve Fano Sam Farina Liam Ferguson Ernest Fernandez Jim Fiala Darren Fields Wallace Flores John Foster Mark Frembling Larry Garcia Mark Garcia Ss Mike Gardner Chris Gatica Larry Gaudy . Brian Genovese F it i i MichaeIGiIIing f X o ,y Ruben Gonzales X X an X fmt .L we , ,,., 3 Q , , 3 51-ui V 9 - --1-M-W .... - W , WWW' fi . , BotswCl1cmges tihl-lawCode One ofthe major points of contention in past years was the infamous hair code. From 1947 till 1979 the code stated that hair should not touch the top of the ear. During the summer of 1979 the change happened The hair code regulations were loosened so that hair was allowed to grow till it was halfway down the ear What motivated this drastic change? Well, let Fr. Presenti explain: We made the change so that the code would be more acceptable to the students. Hopefully it will enable them to func- tion better in society. Has the new hair code been obeyed? Generally there has been com- pliance. But there always will be those who will disobey. Will the hair code be relaxed even further in the near future? Noi This is the max- imum the code will be loosened. Alex Gonzalez Pancho Gonzalez Jim Greenup John Griley Daniel Gutierrez Rodolfo Guzman Mike Hammond Paul Hammond Joel Harrington 1' ' Joe Hauter lit S, Barney Hernandez Egan Hernandez Martin Herrera Raymond Hileman Willie Howard Nf .f ,' , t fa., , fa 633315 1 1, 3,1 y il -Qu.. 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X Us 2 i f Mark conu- i sw i ee xi J , . f. fi 1 i '375ZS1:511 if 3f33f7i:72f3f53:3Q:i'Q7b7s:':1I773:7f:' .if 'N W A-X 432?Q2+1f- h4,,5 W 9 see I s,,,,Y ,v ,,,, --- -V se'-4 , f--f - -D A A , H g- eff., W i 1 f xkygif- Tir?-1247717-i'H'I3'ix1J,V ,,.M ,F ,eqiapgl-,MY Y H - mv i as Ov C 'C '53 -ll'-'iL5iDli W T 6 1 lift 4- X M qi 'Qi it ' Hs it 2'- WLW7 I l ,4 1 Curtis Christianson Joseph Cimo Mike Clinton Paul Coates Ron Cocchi Phillip Cokkinos Chuck Conlosh Mark Cortez Scott Craig George Crook Roland Culhno Tom Curnow John Czerwinksi Gerson De Guia Dante D'Ambrosio Dave Derleth Mike De Ruyter Mike Dibb Terry Dinius Michael Di Tolla 'Y Eddy Ducreux Andrew Dudaniec Steve Eggert Kevin Eperjesi Cliford Evans Sean Eyre Anthony Feliciani Jose Fernandez Scott Fishman Steven Flores Paul Foster Rob Funk Rnchard Garcia Mark Gallegos Robert Gerung Joseph Gibbs Dennrs Glron Joe Godsll Anthony Gonzalez Carlos Gonzalez Fernando Gonzalez Mark Gonzalez Ray Herrera Rudy Herrera Lorenzo Hale AV Jin JVN I M , n y 8060015 1. Porsche 6. Fiat 2, Corvette 7. Ferrari 3. Camaro 8. VW 4. Mustang 9. Datsun Z 5. Trans Am 10.R8mbler 525 Raef: . X 4 Q We i,w.,kg C 1 3 ' A ow' lil X., Y ,, '4 'E'-in X. i Q, L F , 3 k x I' Ax Q uf si f ' X 4 my L t gf, .l Q , If ..., am .. ,A if K .L 'El W1 ,v :fy .asa-uv News ' in W 5 , 4- X ' h T is L '::, ,1 L X 1 L ge, G L s s. 51 Q 4 Jeff Lucero Greg Lloyd Tim Loy Richard Lopez Didacus Guzman Larry Garces Janes Gustaferro Tony Guadagno Dave Gruginski Joe Granja Russell Ho David Holly James Hooghkirk Tony Horton Michael Howard Tim Howe Mike Husli Michael Irwin Gilbert lzaguirre David Jones Kevin Kearns Pat Kelly Omar Khalaf Hank King Robert La Freniere Peter Langeuin Mitchell Lawbaugh Shawn Levesque Daryl Lewis Marc Mancini Brian Maloney Ferdinand Magtalas John Mac Donald Marty Lucie X V 7 5 it as 4: x li X K 4 1 uf ,QQ . M Ay I ..,-It kwqs 5? I' f 1 we 'ln' 1, U' , 'F' it .A::a., .nf abil if 5 ,QV , at ty , si y If if ' 2 . .A Q i W ,f 15: . qw S f K 1: !:1:: t x x S2 ' Lf . 1. T f A , 1 xii if i ,K i MZ i I 1 4 I r fo , y , . i 1 19, Hr ! X J i .. Mark Ortega Jeff Padilla Jose Pages Adam Paiso Steve Parra Richard Patraw Joe Pennino Mark Perlstein Dave Pichon Roger Poissant George Ponce De Leon Thomas Prukop Tony Ramirez Chris Randazzo Robert Reis Robert Reisinger Joe Rullo Ralph Rullo Peter Russell Tom Richard Steve Richmond Matt Robertson Edward Robledo Jeff Rodriguez Martin Romanski Jerry Romero Jim Roque John Roque Armando Rosales Tony Ross Robert Rowe Julio Ruiz Andy Salazar Steve Samson Rhett Sander s Wai N2 Q' FIZEQI-WEN Bosca Goes Brother Gene Mylan is really getting Bosco into the fuel of the future. So far he has purchased two solar panels this year and hopes to use them for the pool soon. Brother is using them right now for experimentation and is collecting data. Many students have gotten excited about the black solar panels outside the physics lab and have used them in projects of their own. Senior Bill Collins made a solar hot dog cooker and Senior Tim Poissanthas made a panel of his own. f Mark Cervantes John China s ,gs Eddie Ciantar ' D :iih f Shawn Condon V Z X f fu Eugene Connolly .... :yyy - V I W il . L Richard Cota ,- , F T , - David Crigger 1 A , up Paul Degrassi - ' T Jose De Leon N Dean Derleth Q i t'. . ' ' Miguel Diaz all Warren Dimson 1.. ' Jeff Di Tolla V l- - x., , , Edward Dittmer l gt D Peter Durant Scott Engles - , David Erickson .. Richie Estrada Kevin Evans Jerry Gillgren Reno Giorgianni Luciano Gobbo Ricardo Gonzalez Paul Griley John Guadagno Greg Guastella Anthony Gurrala Jay Gutierrez Eric Guzman Victor Hafkensheid Dean Hage Chris Hagmann Keith Halliburton Howard Hardaway Tim Hardy Michael Harris Harry Hauser Jeff Hayward Joe Hernandez Miguel Hernandez Paul Hernandez Mark Herrera Martin Hetherington Mike Higuchi Chuck Hiller David Hinds Eric Hinnen Kamp Greg Husted Paul Hunter Kenneth Hvizdos Rick Jasso Alferd Javier Richard Jimenez Andy Johnson f I l . 5 3' M J A J gl? 'lr'-A ' ,A ,f ,GZ X ,I x , X i ,1 lb 'E:': 'iii K 1 fx rf .K 'fx' Q ' L V' 1 W, ' -K A A 3 11 W 7 ky , H ,,, X N Vi? L': Z ii J, ,, I . ' ' ' A K Vi f 6 7 Vy 1 'U' .5 r Wav. -... fl ,. I 1 . fx 7 is irr . W' if J i V ' H X Q f ai W , 5, c 3 ,Z , 1 A A ,I ,nr fi, Q- . 4... M John Loyarte Luis Luna Steve Madrid John Magallanes Mario Magdaleno Raul Magtalas Alberto Marquez John Marquez Eddie Marshall Steve Martin George Martinez Raul Martinez Stephen Martinez Mike Mascaro Sam Masotto Ronald Mata David Maxson Drian Maxwell Martin McCrokle Tom McDonald James McFarlane Carlos McHenry Bart McLaughlin Jon McMaster Mario Mendoza Brian Metoyer Jerry Meyer Mark Mohler Richard Monceaux Ralph Morales Paul Morelli John Morgan Fabian Munoz Tim Murray Enrique Murillo Ralph Nicastro Hurbert Nino Art Ochoa Brian O'Connor Steve O'Gorman Tom Olivieri Mike Olson Tim Olson Robert Orellana Patrick Ortega Baltazar Osorio John Pack Paul Pena Herman Perea Reinaldo Perez John Perlstein Edward Peterson Ronald Petruccione Robert Poirier Jim Powers Andrew Probert Greg Ouinones Raymond Rabano Hector Ramirez Nick Randazzo Mauricio Range! David Remedios Paul Renavd Christi Reyes Eric Reyes Tom Richmond Jonathon Riley Moises Rios Richard Riviera Oscar Roca l, Qgaw 53 WN VV Q lg if f ESE ff it ig -K Q . 'Ki KY 1 4 ff ff' . 83 -5 :5135 N 'Q N lk N K lg, If X . westin: i' ' P , - 1 ,..., 'NX 1 l i Sen: 'ffrm.-siil,--ifilmlwifiiisiit' iii 52.1 .vimgi-g . ,...... ,, ,E V .ft-.-Q, , .- 1 , , l 1 , at 1 s t t Q 4 x pf-, l 'ww' -f :gp ' Danny Roach y ,hi M l Steven Roddens - ' 151 Nick Romero . g , o1 Albert Roque 'G Tony Roq ue .f-W' , . 1 . ,W Q K' A 5 2 51 I lg, 'li l Tom Rostovski Marty Rubio Dan Ruffo Benny Russo ' Tony Roque gill - . xW' Roy Saavedra Paul Sakry Rudy Salas Abraham Salum Alfred Salvanera Marty Sanchez Edgar Santanilla John Santore Jeff Sauvageau Mark Sarno Now wha would WalbTl'vwughf C7 f1fie,lQ? Q ' W 5 ' :,5'w mi s ag ,Q hu- , f ...........,...---4 :- 1 in an ll I 5 A' an I 4 June of 1979 saw three groups of fifteen Bosco students under the guidance of Mr. Harper, depart for Dusselldorf Germany. Each group spent twenty-one days hiking from town to town in Northern Germany. The groups stayed in youth hostels and private homes. When the distance was too great between towns they went by train or bus. Their journey took them into the mid- dle of the NATO war games fwhere real ammunition was being usedj, to the con- centration camp where Anne Frank was intered, and to the school where Hitler trained young boys. The food consisted of coffee, tea and rolls for breakfast, lots of potatoes, veal, saurkraut, and traditional German drink for dinner. In all they walked 231 miles in twenty-one days. Yes they walked and walked and walked some more. But it was nice - it rained most of the time. Happily the German People were very friendly to these Bosco tourists. Finally the groups passed through cus- toms in Bangor, Maine on the return home. They all managed to bring home souvenirs, good memories of a wonderful experience, and no Money. 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'Q ti ,ik K I ., x YKWP f . ..',fik-.' an 5 fl .v 2? Brad Vonk Dave VrMeer Mike Wagner Steven Walker Mark Waters Jeff Weidmann Martin White Steve Whitehurst Chris Whitt Walter Wippler Mike Wong Marc Ybaben Terry Yee Kevin Ysais - Erich Ziegler fa Z Q g sf L W M! 162 Closing 'MQW Abarca, Cesar 136 Abarca, Marco A. 144 Abernathy. Donald I. 89, 136 Abundo, Ivan K. E. 144 Acker, Todd M. 152 Acosta, Michael A. 118 Acosta, Richard E.118 Addington. Charles M. 81, 89, 94, 95, 118 Aicklen, Josh C. 118 Aimerito, James A. 22, 152 Alexander. John H. 47, 152 Allan, Michael A. 89, 99, 144 Alluin, Arthur J. 39, 55,136 Altenholen, Nicholas 144 Alvarez, Alvin N. 152 Amescua, Edward 152 Anderson, John F. L. 22, 25, 152 Angelo, Doug A. 31, 118 Mllllllllly, Paul J. 22, 152 Apodaca, Raymond V. 144 Aranda, Andres 118 Aranda, Daniel A. 152 Arceo, Sergio A. 152 Armenta, Anthony W. 136 Arranaga, Paul G. 96, 118 Arvizu, Rene 136 Ascarate. David A. 152 Ascarate, Richard J. 92, 99, 118 Athons, James D. 136 Aubuchon, Steven R. 144 Austin, Phillip J. 152 Austin, Ted J. 60, 144 Avila, Mario 118 Ayora, Julio C.95,119 Azpeitia, Paul G. 22, 152 B Badua, Peter, A. 94, 119 Bahan, Joseph R. 136 Balderas, John F. 22, 55, 152 Ballesteros, Steve 22, 103, 144 Banuelos, Gerald M. 58, 152 Banueloz, Frank B. Jr. 136 Barahona, Ralph J. 152 Barajas, Leopoldo J. 93, 136 Barajas, Rodolfo A. 56, 152 Barajas, Ruben 37, 89, 144 Barker, Riley M. 152 Barone, Thomas W. 136 Barron, Edwin J. 152 Bartholomew, Steven L. 152 Barton, Michael V. 22, 156 Battaglia, Charles S. 119 Bay, Jeff A. 144 Bazaure, Ruben 22,156 Bazzano, Robert B. 18, 46, 47. 72, 89, 119 Beaulieu, Marc 119 Beck, Robert A.144 Belfiore, Thomas C.119 Bell, Michael 56, 136 Belzl, Randolph E.48,119 Bendeck, Dennis K. 89, 92, 98, 99, 119 Benitez, Emmanuel A. 18, 136 Bercher, Steven M. 156 Berghammer, Erich M. 18, 20, 136 Berrey, Tracy L. 144 Berry, Michael R. 98, 99, 144 Bertrand, Steven 156 Bessette, Richard A. 136 hupathy, Armand R.89,95, 107. 119 iarnesen, Keith R.119 ierman, Kenneth R. 144 lackwood, David G. 25, 144 lair, Stephen W. 22, 55, 94, 144 oersma, Jacobus H. 53, 138 olton, Robert E. 89,95, 103,144 onuito, Joseph F. 22, 144 orunda, Jesus G. 144 osque, Jesus R. 43, 152 osque, Raul 94, 136 racken, Brian P. 89, 136 radshaw, James J. 119 ravo, Luis A. 94, 119 reaux, Lorenzo 144 ricker, Aaron D. 53, 120 ricker, Andrew S. 43, 55, 144 right, Paul C. 53, 107, 120 rown, Christopher W. 25, 89, 90, 92,94,97,120 rown, Jerome T. 120 Brown, Mark S. 56, 97, 120 Brown, Michael E. 18, 136 Brown, Patrick E. 144 Bru, Louis 26,152 Bruce, Robert L. 144 Bryant, Paul G. 36, 50, 51, 144 Bucaro, Vito S. 22, 150 Buckley, Mark S. 60, 120 Budzianowski, David P. 144 Bugarini, Oscar S. 39, 136 Buhagiar, Charles F. 97, 152 Burgess, Michael 136 Burrows, Kent J. 120 Calderon, Robert H. 25, 152 Calilung, Xerxez M. 84, 88, 93, 152 Callender, Bart C. 43, 97, 152 Callon, Joe W. 144 Camilleri, Frank N. 22, 55, 152 Candelmo, James A.144 Capalbo, Perry N. 152 Cartino, Steven J. 30, 31 , 32, 33, 87, 120 Carlos, Javier 100, 152 Caron, Jeffrey T. 152 Carreras, Gustavo M. 37, 144 Carruthers, Herbert W. 152 Carter, James E. 25, 60, 93, 144 Carter, John R. 56, 89, 120 Cartwright. Patrick W. 144 Carvo, Alan E.39,89,136 Casas, Louie E. 70, 86, 87, 89, 102, 120 Castaneda, Gustavo M. 152 Castillo, Brian J.126,136 Castillo, Rudolfo 120 Castro, Guillermo 55, 144 Cervantes, Mark A. 22, 153 Chacon, Mario A. 96, 153 Chang, Peter P. 39, 144 Chatelain, Brian D. 92, 120 Chaves, Alex M. 60, 136 Chavez, Glen 120 Chavez, Hector M. 144 Chavez. Jeff D. 89, 90, 91 , 95, 107, 121 Chavez, Mark A. 18, 71, 88, 136 Chavez, Michael A. 121 Chavez, Robert 20, 136 China, Ernesto 22,43,89.144 China, Juan D. 153 Christianson. Curtis 145 Ciantar, Edward 153 Cibrian, David J. 89, 94, 95, 102, 136 Cimo, Joseph C.58,89,93,145 Clinton, Michael C. 55, 145 Coates, Paul A. 145 Cobos, Russell M. 58, 121 Cocchi, Ken James 121 Cocchi, Ron P. 43, 145 Cokkinos, Philip J.145 Collins, William T.39,53,69, 121, 153 Commodore, Anthony 95. 107, 121 Condon, Shawn W. 22, 37, 153 Conlosh, Charles 145 Connolly, Gerrard E. 43, 153 Conway, John 121 Cook, Keith 89, 121 Cortes. Antonio 121 Cortez, Mark 145 Cota, Richard 22, 153 Crago, Michael 121 Craig, Ralph M. 136 Craig, Scott 145 Crigger, David I. 153 Crook, George A. 145 Culhno, Roland J. 47, 94, 145 Cummings, Keith J. 92, 94, 122 Curnow, Thomas R. 47, 145 Czenuinski, John D. 145 D D'Almeida, Joseph G. 58, 136 D'Ambrosio, Dante T. 99, 145 Dalton, Joseph C. 89.55, 136 Dasilva, Paul F. 89, 94, 101, 136 Dasilva, Robert A. 89, 92, 95, 122 Degrassi, Paul D. 153 Deguia, Gerson M. 145 Deleon, Jose L. 153 Delis, John A.89,122 Delrio, Robert B.100,136 Demott, Mathew J. 122 Denning, Gregory A.136 Derleth, David P. 44, 50, 145 Derleth, Dean 50, 153 Deruyter, Donovan 22, 153 Deruyter, John R. 44, 45, 122 Deruyter, Mike W. 22, 47, 145 Deruyter, Timothy J. 18. 20, 21, 31, 33, 136 Diaz, Albert 44,45,122 Diaz, Miguel J. 22, 96, 153 Dibb, Michael G. 25, 56, 90, 91. 145 Dicrisi, Daniel P. 18,50,90,136 Dimson, Warren T. 153 Dinius, Terrance P. 22, 145 Ditolla, Jeffrey E. 91, 153 Ditolla, Michael C. 91, 101, 145 Dittmer, Edward J. 153 Dowell, Eric D.136 Dowell, Robbie A. 122 Ducreux, Eduardo 22, 55, 146 Ducreux, Enrique 137 Dudaniec, Andrew J. 25, 56, 91, 146 Duplessis, Carel J. 31 , 55, 137 Durant, Peter C. 153 E Earl, Edward D.89,90,91,107, 122 Eggert, Stephen F. 22. 55, 146 Engles, Richard C. Jr. 122 Engles, Scott W. 22, 153 Eperjesi, Kevin J. 146 Erickson, David C. 153 Escandon, Richard 30, 31, 32, 87, 122 Estrada, Richard J.25,56,101, 153 Estrella, Robert 137 Evans, Clifford H. 146 Evans, Kevin L. 22, 153 Eyre, Sean R. 146 F Fano, Steven M. 99, 137 Farina, Samuel L. 137 Farney, Danny P. 30, 31, 32, 33, 122 Feehan, John P. 48, 122 Feliciani, Anthony J.146 Felix, Frank A. 123 Fellows, Thomas G. 154 Ferguson, Liam P. 39, 96, 137 Fernandes, Joseph A. 123 Fernandez, Alex G. 31 , 89, 90, 123 Fernandez, Ernest 137 Fernandez, Jose M. 46, 89, 103 Fernety, Michael D. 154 Ferrero, Anthony 22, 154 Fiala, James 53, 56, 137 Field, George E. 44, 92, 123 Fields, Darren 18, 137 Fillet A. Vincent 154 Fillet. Stephen W. 53, 123 Finley, Colin J.154 Finnegan, Robert J. 154 Fishma Flores, Flores, Flores, Flores, Flores, n, Scott A.34,35,72,146 Mario M. 154 Michael J. 97, 123 Rafael I. 22, 154 Ralph 22,23,50,51,154 Steven M. 146 Flores, Wallace J.39,55,137 Florez, Christopher E. 100, 154 Franck, Robert B.ll154 Frembling, Mark H. 18, 20, 137 Frischkorn, Bradford 22, 154 Funk, Robert J.146 Gaia, Kip A.123 Gallegos, Mark 26.53, 146 Gamboa, Gonzalo J. 43, 154 Gandollo, Gian P. 18, 123 Garces. Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcie, Lawrence R. 137 Richard A.22,146 Richard E.lI154 Mark J.39,94,137 Gardner, Michael R. 137 Garner, John C.22,154 Gaspar, Dan G. 154 Gatica, 137 Gatica, Christopher J.18.55,56. Robert A.22,154 Lawrence D. 56, 100, 146 Gaudy, Lawrence 134 Gauss, James D. 154 Genovese, Brian K. 137 Gering, Robert M. 60, 146 Geske, Richard A.37,154 Giammona, Francis A.22,154 Gibbs, Joseph A.37,105,146 Gillgren, Jerry G. 155 Gilling, Mark J.98,104,107,123 Gilling, Michael J. 92, 99, 137 Giorgianni. Reno W. 43, 155 Gobbo, Luciano B.43,75,155 Godsil, Joseph G.22,50,100,146 Gonzales, Alejandro F. 100, 146 Gonzales, Louis R. 123 Gonzales, Mark A. 37, 146 Gonzales, Ruben 137 Gonzalez, Alex 138 Gonzalez, Anthony 26, 28, 55, 146 Gonzalez, Carlos 50, 146 Gonzalez, David E. 70, 88, 124 Gonzalez, Francisco J. 55. 138 Gonzalez, Richard D. 37, 155 Goul, Peter A. 70, 124 Granja, Joseph L. 25, 56, 146 Greenup, James 18, 48, 138 Griley, John S. 138 Griley, Paul F. 22, 55, 155 Grudichak, Lawrence S. 18, 48, 124 Gruginski, David A. 55. 146 Guadagno, Attilio C.96,146 Guadagno, John A.22,96,155 Guastella, Gregory A. 155 Gurrola, Anthony M. 155 Gustalerro, James V. 146 Gutierrez, Daniel 26, 138 Gutierrez, Jay J. 34, 95, 155 Guzman, Didacus M. 25, 147 Guzman, Erick M. 22, 155 Guzman, Jose N. 38, 39, 40, 124 Guzman, Rodolfo 38, 39, 40. 138 H Hafkenscheid, Victor 155 Hagen, Dean T. 155 Hagmann, Christopher 50. 155 Hale, Eldon L. 50, 99. 146 Halliburton, Keith E. 155 Hammond, Michael D. 66, 68, 70, 81, 88, 94, 99, 138 Hammond. Paul W. 48, 138 Hansen, Keith F. 44, 45, 124 Hardaway, Howard F. Jr. 155 Hardy, Timothy R. 60, 155 Harrington, Joel E. 99, 138 Harris, Michael A. 22, 53, 155 Hauser, Harry J. 155 Hauter, Joseph A. 138 Hayward, Jeffrey R. 36, 37, 155 Heitz, Randall M. 68, 99, 124 Hernandez, Barney 138 Hernandez, Egan 138 Hernandez, Joseph A. 22, 155 Hernandez, Miguel 155 Hernandez, Paul G. 22, 75 Herrera, Mark A.22,146,155 Herrera, Martin F.37,48,138 Herrera Raymond W. 22, 100, 107, 146 Herrera, Rudolph 22, 55, 94, 146 Hetherington, Martin 155 Higuchi, Michael J. 97, 155 Hileman, Raymond P. 47, 138 Hill, Richard L. 124 Hiller, Charles J.22,23,155 Hinds, David A. 155 Hinnenkamp, Eric L. 43, 155 Ho, Russell K. 55, 147 Holly, David P. 147 Holman, Michael L. 124 Hooghkirk, James A.98,99,147 Hooghkirk, Paul 124 Horst. Michael W. 44, 45, 124 Horton, Anthony M. 147 Howard, Martin D.18,20,38,39, 125 Howard, Michael J. 22, 43, 91, 147 Howard, Willie P. 18, 21, 86, 87, 138 Howe, Timothy P. 147 Hunter, Paul J. 26, 155 Husli, Michael J. 147 Hustead, Greg 22,155 Hvizdos, Kenneth J.22,43,155 l Irvine, Kimo R. 147 Irwin, Michael Y. 147 lwakoshi, Michael H. 92, 97, 125 Izaguirre, Gilbert 55,147 Jasso, Richard D.22,155 Javier, Allred R. 37, 155 Jennings, Christopher 125 Jilk, Gerald E.138 Jimenez, Richard A.155 Johnson. Andrew W.155 Johnson, Carl F. 125 Johnson, Kenneth 125 Jones, David J.99,103,147 Jones, Michael 96, 138 K Kakuk, Steven J. 156 Kall, Joseph 138 Kalt, Christopher 125 Kearns, David M. 125 Kearns, Kevin A.43,147 Kelly, James W. 156 Kelly, Joseph M. 12 Kelly, Patrick M. 147 Khalaf, Omar 58,99,147 Kho, William M. 96, 125 Kiely, Finbarr T. 138 King, Henry 37,147 Kingston, lan L. 26, 55, 99, 156 Knight, Eric C. 156 Knighton, Gregory 89, 94, 125 Koblensky, Marc A. 156 Kohman, Patrick D.138 Kontogouris, George 156 Kooiman, Marcel W. 26, 29, 96. 156 Krolikowski, David A. 26, 89, 139 Krolikowski, Joseph C. 53, 156 Krupsky, Michael T. 125 Kula, Jeffrey D.156 L LaCombe, Peter W. 92, 97, 125 LaFleur, Richard A. 53, 139 LaFreniere, Roben J.43,55,100, 147 Lamp, Brian P. 48, 126 Lang, Robert G. 91, 126 Langevin, Peter J.147 Lanza, Ernesto E. 100,156 Larco, Ivan G. 156 Larson, Eric G. 30, 31 , 32, 33, 48, 101 , 139 Laughlin, Jeffrey K. 18, 20, 72, 90, 126 Lawbaugh, Mitchell 22, 50, 51, 147 Lawhorn, Richard 139 Leuer, Robert J. 156 Levasseur, Raymond A. 22, 156 Levesque, Robert M. 126 Levesque, Shawn M. 147 Lewis, Daryl J. 55, 147 Leyba, Michael 56, 98, 156 Linder, Lloyd F.18,44,53,89,92, 126 Linnebur. Gregory M. 37, 156 Loera, Richard J.126 Lofy, Michael J. 139 Lohmeier, Brian M. 156 Long, Tony 75,89,126 Lopez, Douglas F.18,48,139 Lopez, John 55,139 Lopez. John F.55, 141,156, 190 Lopez, Justo L. 22, 156 Lopez, Michael J. 156 Lopez, Richard Jr. 22, 147 Lorenzo, Venton 139 Lorge, Sean A. 126 Loy. Timothy S. 147 Loya, Gregory F. 147 Loyarte, Anthony J. 103, 156 Loyarte, John 103, 157 Lozo, Frederick 126 Lucero, Jeffrey 22, 34, 35, 53, 99, 147 Lucero, Jimmy V. Jr. 53, 127 Lucie, Martin A.55,147 Luna, Gustavo 18, 53, 139 Luna, Luis D.157 M MacDonald, John 147 Madrid, Stanley A. 26, 28, 89, 139 laden 62-2 Madrid, Steven A. 37, 55, 157 Magaletta, James J. 139 Magallanes, John I. 157 Magana, Jonathan R.44,127 Magdaleno, Mario M. 22, 55, 157 Magtalas, Ferdinand T. 147 Magtalas, Rawl 74, 157 Malit, Earl V, 60, 89, 127 Maloney, Brian A. 147 Mancini, Marc A. 22,37, 147 Mann, Stephen F.53,127 Manresa, Cecil J. 139 Marquez, Alberto 157 Marquez, John L. 157 Marquez, Maximiliano 139 Marshall, Emerson E. 157 Martin, Steven R. 157 Martinez, Ben 148 Martinez, David 148 Martinez, Emerio M, Jr. 139 Martinez, George L. 43, 157 Martinez, Mario E. 148 Martinez, Raul 157 Martinez, Stephen D. 157 Martins, Linaldo D. 95, 139 Mascaro, Michael L. 157 Masotto, Saverio M. Jr. 22, 100, 157 Massey, Mark D. 148 Massey, Tommey G. 127 Mata, Ronald F. Jr, 157 Maus, David J.139 Maus, Donald J. 148 Maxson, David A, 50, 157 Maxson, John Fl.31,139 Maxwell, Brian W,22,157 Mayer, Stephen J. 148 Mayorga, Adalberto L. 139 McCorkle, Martin J,157 McDonald, James F. 18, 48, 90, 127 McDonald, Patrick D. 22, 94, 148 McDonald, Thompson A, 147 McEIrea, Michael R. 148 McFarlane, James G. 26, 39, 60, 157 McHenry, Carlos L. 55, 157 Mclntyre, Lethaddeus 94, 139 McLaughlin, Bart M.157 McMaster, Jon D. 22, 50, 157 McMonegal, Michael J. 60, 139 McNamee, Robert J. 139 Mecklenburg, Robert J. 22, 53, 148 Melancon, Jim A. 18, 20, 68, 89, 90, 107, 127 Melancon, Kenneth C. 139 Melvin, David A. 148 Mendiola, Joselito L. 94, 95, 139 Mendiola, Lamberto S.148 Mendoza, Jeff M. 127 Mendoza, Mario A. 37, 157 Mercurio James E. 148 Merriman, Kirk E. 89, 94, 139 Metoyer, Brian J. 157 Meza, Victor 39, 139 Miller, Lawrence E. 58, 148 Miller, William T. 58. 95, 148 Mitchell, Tom Freshman 97, 157 Mizwin, Walter J, 148 Mohler, Mark V. 22, 50, 69, 157 Monceaux, Richard 157 Montero, Michael L. 44, 148 Montez, Manuel R. 26, 28, 55, 148 Moore, Ronald A.-18,139 Mooshiabad, Emil 157 Morales, Jerry J. 128 Morales, John A. 39, 40, 86, 127 Morales, Ralph N.157 Moran, Thomas H. 127 Morehouse, Alfred C. 148 Morelli, Paul A. 96, 157 Moreno, Rodger 39,139 Moreno, Steven J. 22, 55, 148 Morgan, John P,22,157 Mosher, Richard A. 25, 148 Motts, Mark A, 139 Moya, Steven 94, 128 Mulvihill, Martin J. 148 Mummery, Francis D. 89, 98, 100, 148 Munoz, Adrian R.139 Munoz, Edward J. 94, 128 164 Iudw Munoz, Fabian 157 Murillo, Enrique Jr. 157 Murphy, Dennis C. 18, 20, 44, 89, 128 Murray, Timothy G. 158 Murvin, Robert L.18,31,67,139 N Nault, William J. 148 Negrete, Michael B, 139 Nguyen, Tung Phuoc148 Nicastro, Ralph F. 22, 55, 158 Nichols, Howard F. 99, 103, 139 Nickle. Donald T. 94, 148 Nielesky, Stephen P, 139 Nigro, Jeffrey D. 43, 100, 148 Niklas, John G, 22, 100, 148 Nino, Hubert A. 158 Nipp, David D, 148 Noble, Tom C. 18, 20, 53, 128 Norton, Giles J.39,139 Nowak, Michael A, 148 Mowak, Robert W, Jr. 128 O'Connor, Brian W. 158 O'Gorman, George P. 22, 53, 89, 94,95,103,148 O'Gorman, Stephen 22, 43, 58, 158 O'Hare, Michael C. 43, 148 Ochoa, Arturo J. 158 Ogorman, Derek J. 39, 92, 128 Olivas, Michael J. 48, 139 Olivieri, Thomas E. 43, 158 Olsen, Theodore O. 20, 28, 55, 148 Olsen, Timothy O. 22, 48, 158 Olson, Daniel R. 96, 148 Olson, Michael A. 22, 158 Orellana, Robert L. 158 Orloff, Michael 128 Ornelas, Frank X. 140 Ortega, Mark A. 149 Ortega, Patrick H. 55, 158 Ortiz, Joey G, 128 Osorio, Baltazar 158 P Pack, John C. 158 Padilla, Jeffrey T. 149 Padilla, Joel J. 149 Pages, Jose E. 149 Paiso, Adam C. 25, 56, 149 Papillon, Alan L. 18, 140 Papillon, George A. 18, 90, 128 Paredes, Victor M. 18, 53, 68, 128 Parra, Robert M. Jr. 140 Parra, Steven O. 149 Parson, Keith E. 128 Patraw, Richard M. 149 Patton, Mark T.128 Payon, Phillip C. 129 Paz, Michael M. 98, 140 Pena, Jess E, Pena, Paul P, 140 Pennino, Joseph B. 95, 149 Peralta, Roland 140 Perea, Herman Jr. 158 Perez, Fernando A. 149 Perez, Joseph L.56,140 Perez, Manuel J, 129 Perez, Raul A. Jr. 140 Perez, Reinaldo 43,158 Perlstein, John J. 55, 100, 158 Perlstein, Mark S.89,98,100,149 Perry, Mark J. 60, 97,129 Peterson, Edward J. 22, 158 Petruccione, Ronald R. 58, 158 Pettit, Christopher O. 140 Pichon, David A. 94, 100, 149 Pierotti, Peter L. 140 Pillon, Thomas J. 18, 47, 90, 140 Poirier, Robert D. 158 Poissant, Martin D. 98, 140 Poissant, Roger L. 149 Poissant, Timothy P. 53, 97, 129, 153 Poncedeleon, George 22, 43, 55, 149, 170 Powers, James C. 22, 47, 158 Probert, Andrew L, 43, 158 Prukop, Harold K. 18, 20, 21, 30, 31, 88, 90, 129 Prukop, Thomas A. 18, 34, 53, 149 Pucciarelli, Sergio E. 140 Puetz, David A. 103,140 Quezada, Manuel Jr. 140 Quigley, Brendan G. 18, 20, 21, 39, 89, 107, 140 R Rabano, Raymond S. 158 Ramirez, Anthony L. 43, 89, 93, 149 Ramirez, Cesar M. 140 Ramirez, Hector M. Jr. 50, 158 Ramirez, Michael G. 94, 140 Randazzo, Christopher 22, 107, 149 Randazzo, Nick A. 158 Rangel, Armando G, 140 Rangel, Mauricio G. 158 Rauterkus, David E. 89, 91 , 101, 107, 140. 169 Reis, Robert H. 149 Reisinger, Robert L.22,55,149 Remedios, David A. 76, 158 Renaud, Paul R. 158 Resetar, George C. 129 Reyes, Christi S, 158 Reyes, Eric M.158 Reyes, Gerard D. 48 Ricard, Gregory J. 91, 129 Ricard, Thomas R.22,94,149 Richie, John E. 140 Richmond. Steven R.18,55,149 Richmond, Tom E. 158 Richwood, Wallace G, 100, 158 Riley, Jonathon P,158 Rios, Anthony 58,140 Rios, John J. 129 Rios, Moses 158 Rivera, Milton 44, 129 Rivera, Richard 158 Rivers, Michael T. 140 Roach, Daniel E. 26, 58, 66, 159 Roach, Edward J. 94, 140 Roach, Stephen C. 140 Robertson. Matthew T. 55, 149 Robinson, Eric T. 25, 81, 88, 95, 140 Robinson, William A, 96, 140 Robledo, Edward G. 43, 149 Roca, Oscar, 22, 38, 39, 40, 158 Roche, Christopher T.140 Rodems. Steven M.22,43,159 Rodriguez, Jeffrey P. 58, 149 Rodriguez, John R.58,140 Rodriguez, Luis M.18,69,140 Rodriguez, Raymond 44, 78, 99, 140 Rogers, John D. 95, 103, 140 Rojas, Joel H. 53, 92, 94, 97, 129 Rokes, Dale K. 26, 28, 68, 140 Romanowski, Walter F. 48, 140 Romanski, Martin W. 149 Romero, Jerome J. 22, 149 Romero, Kevin P.159 Romero, Nick T. 159 Roque, Albert 22, 159 Rogue, Anthony L.22,159 Floque, Jim M.22,23,149 Roque, John E. 22, 55, 149 Rosales, Armando S. 58, 149 Rosas, Jorge E. 130 Ross, Anthony W. 149 Rostouski, Tom 59, 96, 98 Rowe, Richard A. 99, 103, 140 Rowe, Robert E. 58, 149 Rubio, Fred R.88,130 Rubic, Martin J. 159 Rudolph, Paul 130 Ruffo, Daniel J. 22, 159 Ruiz, Julio 14, 149 Ruiz, Reinaldo E. 130 Rullo, Joe A. 22, 149 Rullo, Ralph D. 25, 56, 69, 91, 149 Russell, Peter P. 149 Russo, Benedict 159 Russo, Peter 130 Ryan, Peter G. 130 Saavedra, Roy P. 55, 159 Sagarnaga, David 130 Sakry, Joseph W, 140 Sakry, Paul D. 18, 22, 159 Salas, Rodolro Ill 159 Salazar, Andrew J. 22, 53, 91, 107, 149 Salazar, Miguel 102, 130 Salum, Abraham J. 159 Salvanera, Alfred J. 22, 159 Samson, Mark A. 18, 20, 53, 75, 90 130 Samson, Steven M.149 San Jose, Robin C,60, 150 Sanchez, Eduardo A. 53, 89, 140 Sanchez, Gonzalo Marty 22, 50, 159 Sanchez, Hector M, 130 Sanchez, Juan P. 99, 132 Sander, Rhett A. 34. 50, 105, 149 Santanilla, Edgar 159 Santore John L. 159 Santore, Peter D. 22, 141 Santos, Raymond A, 141 Sapp, Brian N.150 Sarno, Mark A. 159 Sarno, Richard E. 130 Saucedo, David M. 131 Saumur, Mark S.58,141 Sauvageau, Craig A. 22, 150 Sauvageau, Jeffrey J. 159 Schlosser, Alexander 96, 160 Schlosser, Rudolf M. 18, 39, 89, 90, 98, 131 Schmidt, Daryl A. 98, 160 Schoeman, Kenneth B. 58, 89, 90, 92, 94, 95, 154 Schoeman, Ronald P. 58, 95, 131, 160 Schrooten, John L.150 Schulte, John R.89,91,101,107, 126, 141 Schultz, Roger W. 34, 58, 150 Scroggins. Stephens J. 160 Senna, Michael J. 43, 150 Serna, William S,43,55,160 Sevilla, Diego H. 47, 160 Seymour, David R. 96, 150 Seymour, Steve 96, 131 Shabla, John E. 103,131 Shaputis, Paul 18, 53, 141 Shelley, Michael D. 78, 141 Shields, Andy 150 Shields, Daniel Jr. 75, 131 Shramek, Michael J. 150 Signey, Andrew M. 66, 70, 77, 81, 88, 102, 131 Simonton, Jeffrey P.39,55,141 Skeith, Shawn F. 131 Smith, David A. 160 Smith, Gregory T. 18, 53, 141 Smith, Joseph P.141 Smith, Kevin 96,141 Smith, Sean R. 25, 43, 55,107,150 Smock, Jon M. 55, 101 , 107, 141, 169 Solano, Mike D.-13,160 Soleimanipour, Ivan 99 Soria,Flavio141 Spencer, Robert E. 160 Spieler, Robert N.97,100,160 Spina, Frank S.39.96,141 Spix, Paul J. 150 Spolar, Curtis D. 160 Stevenson, Timothy P. 141 Stirl, Larry A, 150 Strachan, Bryon D. 22, 37, 55, 160 Strachan, Scott R.18,21,48,141 Stuben, Harold F. 22, 42, 43, 150 Supple, Kevin B, 94, 131 Swart, Christopher J. 131 Swart, Dana P.44,141 T Talamantes, Michael B. 39, 99, 141 Tan, Mariano E. 60, 100 Tan, Marvin L.141 Tavarez, Steven J, 132 Templeman, Thomas A, 26, 27, 53, 68, 89, 90, 92, 97, 132 Teran, Ed B. 18,75,132 Termeer, Herman E. 55, 141 Testa, Vincent J. 22, 60, 160 Theodore, Joseph A. 22,213,150 Thomas, Kevin 22, 160 Thompson, John M.160 Tormey, Timothy J. 93, 150 Torres, Gregg E. 141 Totah, Sammy R. 22,55,130 Tran, Duc 150 Tremblay, Myron J. 132 Tripodo, Eugene L.132 Trujillo, John P. 50, 150 Tucker, James D. 37, 150 Tupy, Joseph A.43,150, 155 Turrietta, Roger M.73,132 Unzicker, Ronald D. 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