St Matthias High School - Laureate Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

r K r ' ji: HB We are travelers in search of knowledge that will aid us in fulfulling our ultimate goals. Through the beauty of a sunset, the iove of friends, the light of G candle, God ' s presence unites and surrounds us. It makes groups of people different. It gives them a reason to be proud It comes in many forms and it is what makes the world go round. Culture: the distinction of a race. V . •: I ,M MEMORY Of BARTRAV JULY la I9« Nothing Like Spirit Week To Get Tlie Year Going. Spirit Week brings the school together in an atmosphere of healthy competition and fun. The week got off to a good start and reached a peak on Wednesday: Dress-Up Day, This event brought out all the weirdos of the school and the majority of the students participated. The Big-Little Sister Luncheon took place on Thursday of Spirit Week (as is tradition). The Junior class of 85 entered the ranks of upper doss women as they became big sisters to the Freshman class of 87 . The Seniors and their little sisters, the Sophomores, had a great time having lunch together. ' 1 Gloria Ramirez says, Indecency? What ' s thaf I 2, Juniors brought a toga atmosphere to their little sisters ' party, All we need is Julius Caesar , 3, I surely can go for some of them apples down yonder , exclaims Norma, Mwe twoo, says Monica. 4. Maria Ramos observes Clotilde Serrano groom her ea rs purr-fectiy for the day. 5. Are Mrs. Kiser and Elena Viero about to feast on delicious watermelons? Actually, they ' re for the students ' eating contest, 6. Las Chicas Menudo show their appreciation for their idols. 7. Room 104 was one of the rooms the Seniors invaded to give their little sisters a good lunch. 8. The Most Spirited cake, baked by Jackie Morejon. was won by Dolores Fonseca. It ' s mine, it ' s all mine, Spirit Day Spent In A New Surrounding - Jhe School Perhaps the biggest change of the traditional Spirit Week was Spirit Day at the Park which turned out to be at schooi due to rainy weather. Though the setting changed, the winners of the Spirit Stick did not. The Class of 1985 won the Spirit Stick for the third consecutive year. Even though Spirit Week seems to bring out the spirit of competition between various classes, everyone wins as a result of the unity and sisterly love that exists and that the school is noted for. 1 Many faces, many expressions but one message - class spirit!. 2, Lily, Grisel, Rita, and Lourdes lead their class in an uplifting chieer. 3. Sweet Juniors, they are these, 4, Gabby and Viola proudly display their favorite rockers on their arms, painted by Bertha Rangel. Tatoos were created by the Drama Club. 5. The few, the loud, the cheerleaders. 6. Goofy, portrayed by Diana Bueno, felt right at home with his Junior friends as he made their day more cheerful. 7. Lovable Garfield, played by Martha Garibalde, takes time out before his nap to answer Elena Viera ' s questions about his personal life. 8. Kristi Martin moves her stuff to the up-beat sounds of Michael Jackson as her friends observe. s sit Sleep? What Sleep? Who says people actually sleep during a slumber party? No one could go to sleep the night of the slumber party, sponsored by the Student Council, with all the things that were going on. Such things as story telling and movie watching were going on. The students also participated in games such as charades, baby bottle feeding contest and bobbing for apples. But the two things that went on all through the slumber party were: one, shaving cream fights and two, excessive eating. What seemed like tons of pizza and gallons of soda were gobbled up by the students. How many people actually slept? It is rumored that only about 10 students out of 62 that attended actually slept. The truth will only be known in the Slumber Zone . 1 Ahh come on, it ' s just a picture. 2. Pat Duarte and Caroiino Roncheta steadiiy watcti Young Frankenstein. 3. Anybody for the munchies?! ' - Halloween Dress-Up Day A typical scene this year at the annual Halloween Dress-Up Day was seeing students dressed as their favorite ghoul or goblin. Some other students took the opportunity just to dress up. They dressed up in styles ranging from cowboys to hobos. After all is said and done, Halloween 1983 will probably best be remembered as the Dawn of the Weird . 1, Here comes Nancy Cottontail, hopping down the Bunny Trail 2 On Dress-Up Day. rejects from the funny farm showed up 3 The Wicked Witch of the West showed up for school 1 A circus isn ' t complete without helium balloons. 2. in the hopes of winning, Anna Rodriguez buys most of her own raffle ticl ets. 3. Freshman homeroom, 101, turns in a large enough amount of money to make Mrs. Gill and Jovita Martinez smile. 4. Here ' s Cal Worthlngton and her dog. Spot I 5. This is what you get when you cross Ronald McDonald and Elton John. Fundraisers Part of what keeps the school and its organizations going are fundraisers, such as the sale of chocolate bars, ad space for our yearbook, and various dances and bake sales throughout the scholastic year Without these fundrdisers many things in school would be much more expensive The Laureate Drive this year took us to the circus Again each class was represented by a character, Lion (seniors) Juggler (juniors) Clown (soph- omores), and Monkey (freshman). The Lion showed its domination over the St, Matthias circus, since the Seniors came in first in the drive. Without these fundraisers, life in this school would be a Jungle ' WM J- J 1. Silvia Socarras, [?amona Torres, and Maria Cfiovez use their creative talents to mal e a special gift for their Kris Kins as a symbol of their affection. 2. Experiencing the vast beauty of the mountains holds an important part of the retreat. 3. Maria Santiago tal es part in the liturgy, standing next to the candles which represent the unity of the body, 4. While on the retreat, the body was fed as well as the soul. 5. Cecilia Colon meditates before receiving communion from Father Paul. 6. Sharon, Margaret and Jeannine nap to refresh themselves before starting out the day ' s activities. 7. Kathy Vela, Rosa Garcia and Lizeth Delgado add the finishing touches to their Kris Kin presents. Togetherness The Senior Retreat was an ex peri- ence which had various meanings for all those who participated. For some it was a strengthening of their relationship with God, For others it was a representation of this relationship Moreover encounters did not stop here: for many girls it was a renewal of old friendships, as well as the meetings of new friends However, this renewal and strengthening of relationships was not all that went on during these three days During free time, the girls had the chance to enjoy the beautiful scenery which was one of the many pleasant surprises that were offered to them. In addition to group activities, the Seniors had a chance for solitude. It was the final activity which was for the majority the most memor- able. Everyone was given the opportun- ities to trade Kns Km presents and express their feelings on the retreat. Many beautiful things were said, but it was what Margaret Keel said that touched everyone, Make new fnends but keep the old, for one is silver and the other ' s Goldi Tis The Season . On the night of December 14, 1983, people coming to the annuo! Christmas Concert were in for a surprise. The director of the groups performing that night was no longer Mrs. Nancy Coonis, but Miss. Fran Johnston. The change wasn ' t radical, but it didn ' t go unnoticed either. Though the usual attack of nerves occurred before the concert, the girls went on the stage and gave their best. The performance went well, and once again, the Christmas Concert was a success. 1 Canticum Novum carefully watches Ms. Johnston ' s hand signals to lead them through singing notes. 2, Handbells get ready to perform one of the many beautiful songs they ' ve learned. A Christmas Odyssey The 1983 Christmas Program wos based on a futuristic Christmas that showed us a mechanical Santa Claus that could instantly produce gifts at the push of a button. The futuristic Christmas lacked true significance The authentic Christmas story was recited by one of the characters in the skit and the Nativity scene was re-enacted by Maria Ledesma Mary , Rosa Arnaga Jo- seph , and Mr Trent Marshall Jr. (son of Mrs, Mills) as the baby Jesus. This brought back the true significance of Christmas the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ 1 Santa drops in to pass out condy cones to all the good little girls, witti ttie help of his elf Elena Viera 2 The Student Council acts out the nativity scene for the student body Fantasticks ! For the first time m ihe history of both the schools, St Matthias and Saiesian High Schools come together to render their performance of a play The play that was chosen was The Fantasticks The cast was composed of veterans as well as novices to the stage Kathy Vela, Kathy Porter, Eddie Rodriguez, and Angel Romero have all had previous experience and truly gave their all as actors and actresses to enhance the play. Madonna Hall, Martin Gomez, Francisco Sanchez and Jaime Zarate, although not having hod any former stage experience, performed like veterans With the co-operative directional skills of our Ms. Store and Mr. Barry from Saiesian The Fantasticks turned out to be just that: Fantastic! i 1 Soon I s gonna ram one of the songs song by LOuisa and Matt 2 Madona and Jaime discuss plans to Kidnao Louisa with the help of El Galio 3 The pioy is taken very seriously, here we see what happened to M Gomez when he missed his cue d Louisa listens os Matt and his father talk atxjut her 5 The directors look over one of the final rehearsals 6 Madona and Jaime ' s characters fmd out thot it ' s easier to ' plant radishes than raise chikjren Adios Birdie Play practices for the spring play are helping young actors prepare for the school production of Bye-Bye Birdie. This year, the promising actresses fronn this school got the chance to work with actors imported from Salesian High School. This is the second time that St Matthias and Salesian have collaborated to put on a theatrical production The first time that talents were combined was for the show, The Fantas- tics The response was positive, and so, the relationship was exercised again Mrs Store, director, plays a very important role in making sure that the final product is a good one Kathy Vela, the female lead, says about the practices, If you enjoy acting and doing plays, you don ' t mind the long hours. 1 In Lots of Living , Olgo De Lo Torre finds the love of her life 2 The choreography of Lots of Living in Its raw phase 3 Experienced women of the stage. Kathy Vela and Gladys Naranjo, go over stage directions 4 Mrs MacAfee (Rosie Brunasso) Hugo, what have you been drinking? 5 The sign of a good actor IS getting off book as soon as possible 6 Conrad Birdie (Martin Gomez) pays the price for tome in the crowding of adoring fans 7 Mrs Peterson (Rosa Garcia) complains about her money-spending son, Albert (Eddie Rodriguez) Volleyball Intramurals The traditional volleyball intramurals created excitement, class spirit, and entertainment for all. Thie first game was between the Freshmen and the Sophomore class. Though inexperienced, both teams poured all their effort and enthusiasm into this crucial game. The Seniors tackled the Juniors on the second day, hoping to be in the Semi-Finals . Finally the day arrived when the Seniors confronted the Sopho- mores in the Semi-Final game. The tension mounted, the crowds were there, each cheering for their favorite class. They battled it out all during lunch, and when the last bell rang the Sophomores emerged victorious. 1. Several of the Juniors try ttieir luck at hitting the ball with speed and accuracy. 2. Juniors show their class spirit by participating in a challenging game of volleyball. 3. Allison Zevallos eagerly hits the ball during the annual volleyball intramurals. 4. A good volleyball player always keeps her eye on the ball. 5. The best part of a gome is the crowds who come to cheer their team to victory. 6. Hitting the ball in just the right positions Is the trick to getting it over the net. II The Beat Goes On On a given Saturday night, you can hear electrifying music coming out of the auditorium. That ' s right folks, it ' s another dance! Things have changed a little, namely students from public schools have to have a guest pass, but the action is still hot! There are all sorts of things happening at the dances, and whether it be dancing to one of the latest hits, or checking out the latest fads , you ' re guaranteed a fun evening. People coming to the dances bring nevj dance steps, fashion, make-up and hair styles. It ' s an exciting evening, v hich goes to show , . . the beat goes on. 1 Party animals ore always to be found at our dances, 2. Sophomores cooperate by attending the dance, 3, Those Freakazoids meet at our school auditorium, ready to dance, 4, Martina dances the night away, 5. Laura Diego finds the dance very enjoyable, 6, Kristie Martin has been called the female Michael Jackson, We can see whyl J 1 Unity is an important value for the team. 2. Lookl it ' s magic, says Carmen Zavaia. 3. Watch me sock this baby! exciaims Rosaiva Escobedo confidentiy. 4. Who moved the net?! 5. The ball overcomes Monica Navarro spike by being stubborn. 6. When it ' s time to relax we ' ve got the Vi ater , Carmen Z.. Susan Y., and Virginia T. happily sing. 7. The wacky but skillful team consists of S. De Leon, ■ ' . Villareal, R. Escobedo, J. Olguin, C. Zavola, V. De La Torre. S. Yborra. N. Novo, M. Navarro, E. Rodriguez, L. Delgodo, and A. Ortega (not in picture), 8, Could Anna O, be -surrendering to the other team? Actually she ' s just hit the ball over the net. 9. Rosaiva E. dashes toward the ball to score another point for the team. Spike It! r , Spike, hit, serve, and call your own balls are sonne of the common words used in volleyball The sport of alertness and skill was successfully displayed by the Victorian team. They had their share of victories, four games out of ten. Mr, Hansen and Mr. Gonzalez took turns this season stepping in as coach Home games were at Salt Lake Park ' s Recreation Center where part of the action took place it was a pretty good season overall, says Norma Nava Slam-Dunk! Basketball is a competitive sport that involves agility, concentration and loyalty. Agility IS a basic necessity for almost every sport, but basketball requires players that are fast and tall at the same time This combination is hard to find, but v ith players like Monica Navarro, the team this year seemed to have everything under control. Concentration is also very important when playing the sport of Basketball The players must concentrate on the different plays involved in one game For this reason, basketball players sometimes psyche themselves out in order to focus their attention on only one thing. Basketball. Communication between players is also very important in the sport. Without communication, a team does not function because the players do not know what the others are planning Finally, loyalty to the sport and your teammates is crucial. This aspect is very important to the success of any particular basketball team because if a player does not feel any loyalty toward her team, she will not put forth any effort to make the team a success Many things are involved m having a good basketball team, most of which come from the strong characters of the players 1 Martie Rodriguez takes a breather during a basketball halftime 2 Determined coacfiing. given here by Coach Frank, is essential to a winning team 3 Basketball Team l-R (Back row) M Aicaio. M Moron. M Navarro. M Rodriguez. L Hams. S McKinney. C Za a a. N Nova, S De Leon 4 Monca Navarro ar d opponent, reaching for the stars 5 During o auick break. Coach Frank and team members discuss strategy for the next few ploys 6 Difficult ploys are often tackled with sportsmonship by the basketbofl players I Jesus And Me Days of (recollection are very important to the school, not just because we get a day off of school, but because this day is meant to bring the class together or, more importantly, to help each individual with problems they might be having. For the first time, all the classes did not have their retreat at the same time. It was also the first time the Junior Class was able to go off for a weekend retreat and the Freshmen did not stay in school Days of Recollection are very much a part of our school life. They help us unite and grow closer to one another. 1 Are you sure this Is the way it goes? asks Diana Parades Sophomores reminisce about what happened on the wueat while riding home 3 Evelyn smiles as she proudly .MOWS what will soon be her offering at the Moss 4 Making your own offerings takes a lot of time ana concentration, as shown by these Sophomores 5 Connie De Anda and Mercy Pianos find something to smile about 6 Amber Valladoiid What do you think of my drawing o( an invisible castle? 7 Spending time alone with your feelings was a major part of the Sophomore Retreat Liturgies Jesus Christ said, Whenever two or three are gathered in my name, there I am amidst them. When people unite in Jesus name, the celebration of the last Supper is transformed into the holiest celebration, known as Mass. This celebration has a deep significance to everyone and especially to the student body of St. Matthias. For Campus Ministry, Mass meant the preparation of themes and readings and performing a variety of songs. Their music enriched and added a unique ingredient that made the Mass a lively experience. The union through peace and love was the essence of the Mass that meant so much to the student body and that made them a stronger force throughout the year. This everlasting Catholic ceremony supplied them with a few moments ' peace and a few words of wisdom, that would pave the road to a better understanding of the Catholic tradition. 1 . At a recent Mass, the student body was treated to the delighttui sounds of the handbell choir. 2. Carmen Espindola participates in the cherished tradition of holding hands while reciting the Our Father. 3. Reading the Scripture during Mass requires courage and confidence, and Rosa Garcia exhibits both qualities gallantly. 4. Many special moments occur during a Mass, and Gladys Naranjo and Sister Mary Lynn ore part of just one. 5. If it weren ' t for the singing, the girls at Mass would find the ceremony long and lifeless. 6. Virginia Moreno needs a moment of personal prayer to make her Moss experience whole. 7. Pilar Aguero derives personal tranquility from leading the Seniors in the liturgy. - i ' l ,- ■ Throughout the years, Student Council has been an essential element of St. Matthias High School because it has played an important role in keeping the school alive and united, Both past and present members have enjoyed dedicating their time and skill in preparing many social functions. This year ' s activities included: a baseball trip to Dodger Stadium, Spirit Week, a slumber party, a food eating contest and a celebration commemorating the school ' s fiftieth anniversary. The members have put all their energy into making this event a unique experience. As Maria Ledesma, president of the Student Council, declared, Every Student Council member cooperates and they are very enthusiastic about planning upcoming activities. So, as one can see, the Student Council aims to integrate their classmates in a diversity of enjoyable functions. Giving each girl the opportunity to participate and to get to know one another. striving To Entertain « Student Council Top row - Mansol Gomez, Georgma De La Torre, Nguyen, Maggie Aimora, Lupe Austm, rjosaivo EscoDedo, Cioudia Debbie Noriega, Claudia Atilano, Rosemary Flores, Gloria Vasquez. Fernandez, Pilar Aguero, Olga De La Torre, Kim Stevenson, Angie Rosa Arriaga, Maria Ledesma, Cathy Vela, Rosa Garcia. Marthia Villareal. Paty Luna, Ernestine Felix, Eleno Viero. Irma Acevedo, Elvia Noriega, Bertha Rongel, Cynthia Vartaman, Yolando Villasenor, Ngoc Munoz, Christina Cabrera, Maria Fimbres, 1 Maria Ledesma introduces the competitors of the food contest, which was sponsored by Student Council 2 Several of the students, along with Sister Mary Carlann, participated m the spirit week pep rally 3 Yolonda Villosenor ' s radiant smile demonstrates the pleasure and satisfaction, she experiences os a member of Student Council 4 Lupe Austin and Maria Ledesma enjoy the movie presented at the annual slumber party 5 Staying after school to prepare upcoming activities may get wearisome at times for some of the Student Council members A Club For All Seasons Gomez, M. Cano, J. Morejon, M. Molina, V. Gallo, C. Garcia, S. Olives, R. FLores, M. Gomez, E, Munoz, L. Chavez. Top Row; Left to Right - G. Domingo, J. Valdez, E. Rodriguez, G. Vasquez, N, Fonseca, L. Armijo, N. Hernandez, C. Elenes, L. Palestro. S. Ybarra, P M. Alcala, C. Zavala, S, De Leon, N. Nova, M, Moran, S. Rogers, T. Ransom, Duarte, J, Olguin, L. Lopez, T. Garner, L. Austin, R. Escobedo, M, Almoro, D. Williams, M. Navarro, L. Quesada, M. Corona, M. Rodriguez, E. Vasquez, R- Herrera, S. Williams, O, De La Torre, A. Villoreai, D. De Leon, N. Garcia, M. Sanchez, L, Delgado, M. Peralta, V. Ruiz, A. Urita, M. Villareal, O, Rodriguez, J- Martinez, Mrs. Sinni, I. Acevedo, R. Carmona, C. Rochetta, L. Hernandez! G, Naranjo, G. Noranjo, S. Martinez, S. Arcero, H. Cano, L For those girls interested in the tield of sports, there is the G.A.A.: The Girls Athletic Association. This group consists of 100 to 150 girls who not only participate in sports, but also those girls who like to be part of the fun by participating and or supporting the group. G.A.A. ' s officers include: Anna Ortega - Pres., Lizeth Delgado - Sec. Treas,, Suzy Martinez - Publicity Manager, and Virginia Gallo - Activity Coordinator. Once a month, for thirty minutes, they lead other members in planning activities for the future. Their activities included dances, outings with other schools, and a possible bike-a-thon. G.A.A. is an active group, supported by the student body. Whether it ' s at an away game or a simple pep-rally at home, the members always give 110%! G.A.A. is one of those groups who won ' t get lost in the shuffle with time. In fact, they just may come out head and shoulders above the rest. 1 Monica ' s explanation creates an amused and confused reaction on some of the club member ' s faces. 2. Anna Ortega, GAA President, plans and prepares many of the school sports and activities, with the help of club members, 3. Monica Navarro, Lettergirl President, explains further instructions to the club members. 4, Team work is the principle rule in playing a good gamel declares Monica Navarro. r. Li 3 H Sk - :«ir % nj ' t Top Row Left-Righf Loreno Lopez, Olga De La Torre, Norma Nova, Sandra De Leon. Martie Rodriguez, Monica Navarro (President). Lourdes Quesodo. Janet Oiguin. Susana Ybarra. Lupe Austin, Nancy Hernandez, Carmen Elenes. Gladys Noronjo. Erika Rodriguez, Rosemary Flores, Carmen Garcia. Virginia Gallo, Mrs Sinni (Moderator) i UIITHOUT ft ' The Best Lettergirl ' s society accepts only the best, end to become a member is a great privilege Eacti year, new members are officially initiated into the club by the present members and so far, there are twenty girls in the organization Activities such as volleyball and basketball are planned by Monica Navarro, the president of the Lettergirl Society These members did not get m scot free, they had to go through a lot of hard work and rigorous training The glory that ' s experienced by Lettergirls is very well deserved because to be a Lettergirl you not only have to be agile and spirited, you must also have the ability to be a leader of enthusiasm Lettergirls are unique, spirited, agile and enthusiastic, all wrapped up in one a? Working To Succeed Pep Squad; Top row - left to right: Araceli Urita, Monica Sanchez, Gloria Vasquez. Elizabeth Vasquez, Maggie Almora, Monica Corona. Veronica Ruiz, Toni Garner, Jovito Martinez, Elvia Munoz, Carolina Ronchetta, Roxanne Herrero. The Pep Squad may well be said to be an offshoot of the cheerleaders because it is in joining this club that members acquire the experience necessary to become a cheerleader. The club, having a total of twelve girls, was led by Susan Martinez, who tried her best to counsel and guide the group. The members, along with the cheer- leaders, cheered and danced to several routines at many of the games, hoping to motivate the team to victory. Toni Garner, a member, enthuses, You really have to be a spirited person, because that is what it ' s all about! Creating Spirit Z -: The cheerleading squad, composed of four members, is the smallest group in the school that stresses spirit and participation. It is not easy to make the squad because it requires much time and dedication, but for many it is an enjoyable experience. It may be a small group, but as captain, Susan Martinez says, It is easier and less complicated to organize a routine with a smaller number, The cheerleaders ' mam goal was to represent the school spirit and unity at many of the games and pep rallies They tried to do this by organizing vibrant routines that captivated the spectator ' s attention All in all the group isn ' t as tiny as it seems, because it sure has a lot to say about itself. 1 Members of GAA and Pep Squad gather around tor a brief meeting 2 Several Pep Squad members transmit spirit at many of the games 3 Everyone feels the heat and beat of the cheer- leaders 4 A view from the Good Year Biimp of the school s campus 5 Carmen Garcia leads a cheer at a home gome Scholarship Through Service i O © © G © I 9li Uli ili e ii. B I © P il ' ' I ' il ' I I Gl - ' I ' I E 3 I I kl I I C.S.F. Left to right: E. Felix, M. Gomez, S. Hermasiilo, A. Tovares, P Aguero, M. Ledesma, B. Rangei, R. Vasquez, R Floras, C Cabrera Mrs. Coonis, G. Dominguez, S, Orihuela, E Viera, R Garcia, C Fernandez, R. Brunosso, J. Castillo, J. Aguero The California Scholarship Federation is one club without any financial dues, but this club does indeed require a strong sense of responsibility in its members. Open to sophomores, juniors and seniors, the club requires that its members maintain a 3.4 grade point average. Once in the club a girl devotes a part of her time to tutoring students with problems in academic subjects such as mathematics, languages, social studies and science, truly following the club motto Scholarship through Service. Among other club activities is the annual field trip on a school day which could range from a campus tour of a nearby college to a trip to the Griffith Park Observatory. Although the field trip does provide some means of education, it also provides a dedi cated C.S.F. member with a pleasant break from academic pressures associated with school, as any member knows. This club is just one of the many rewards a student can achieve if she applies herself and proves to be responsible. From top left L Llamas. Y Molina. J Hernandez. M Alcaic. C Campos. L. de Quesada. G, Sicre. O, Navarro. C Atilano. G, De la Torre. M Ramos. C. Serrano. M. Ortega. G Domingo. 2nd row: M Curiel. P Gameros, A, Jimenez. M. Sanchez. M, Fimbres. M, Chavez. 3rd row: J. Morejon. G Aguilar. L Austin (PRES ). S Hurtado. B Juarez. C Espindola. T Tiznado. C Zevalo. M Bazua. M Rosero, M Arias. I Acevedo, E Herrera. L Clark. M Gonzales. B Jimenez. M Moreno, and moderator. Mr Gonzalez 1. Elena Viera believes that dedication and preparation are essential n obtaining a lifetime education 2 Bertha Rangel and Maria .edesma take time out to relax before going to their next class 3 -upe Austin, president of the Spanish Club, shows some of the supplies that will be sold to the students at bargain prices 4 Mr Gonzalez, coordinator of the Spanish Club, discusses plans for o future club Tieeting with the president. A Club For All The Spanish Club is a group where different Hispanic cultures meet. says Carmen Espindola There ore about forty members v ho hope to share a little of their homeland traditions, whether they are from Mexico, Cuba, Puerto Rico or South America, with their fellow club members. This doesn ' t mean you have to be of Latin descent to be part of this club - everyone is always welcome The Spanish Club has sponsored several activities like; selling school supplies during lunch, so that the students could avoid going to the store, bake sales that offered a variety of delicious pastries; and its annual field trip to Magic Mountain, A Call To Help Top row - L. Hernandez, M. Aguilar, A. Banuelos, C, Espindola, L. Marquez, G. De La Torre, M. Ortega, G. Vasquez, A. Zevallos, L, Banuelos, M. Ceja, R. Garcia, L. Quintana, D. Gregoria, A. Gomez, M. Zevallos, M. Ponce, D. Campos, M. Vasquez, R. Ariaga (Pres), A. De La Torre, N. Rojo, I. Acevedo, C. Garcia, E. Rodriguez, A. Orozco, V. De La Torre, S. Muro, L. Palestro, S. Parker, V. Garcia, C, Zevala, J. Morejon, K, Arnold, O. De La Torre, F. Fernandez, A. Martinez, K. Stevenson, C. Ronchetta, M. Vasquez, L. Ortega, S. Oritiuela, Sr. Carlann Mod., V. Gollo, M. Curiel. In this school there are organizations to appeal to the varied interests of our student body, but there is one w hich calls on girls to help other people throughout the world: The Mission Club. The Mission Club ' s main function is to raise money for the missions at home and around the world. With about fifty members, the Mission Club sponsors many different activities such as bake sales, Jean Day and the annual dance. The Mission Club also helps people in our community by having annual food drives on special holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. This food goes to local families and surrounding communities who benefit greatly from this aid. Giving is caring and the Mission Club is evidence that the student body truly cares. 1 Can anyone recognize this famous nun? 2. Mission Club members await further information from the officers, 3. Maria Curiel, Vice-President of the Mission Club, gives Kim Arnold her long awaited pin. m ■ ' --I ' J.i LJ 1 1 i! ' j : 2 ■ a jg PQljt X J m i.M H ■ v H i HhjI 1 Rocia Barba auditions for an upcoming play, wliile the others nervously await their turn. 2. Kathy Vela always has a smile, when the Drama Club is mentioned, 3. You mean to tell me you ' re not a valley girl? 4, Hollywood, here I cornel 5. Mrs, Store, directs the girls at rehearsal time. 6, One of Mrs. Store ' s poses. 54 Everyone Is Welcomed From top left A Zevallos. L Hernandez, G Vasquez, G Rangel, D M Gomez, L De Quesada, G Sicre, C Saigado. Vi ' s S ' o ' c n e dedicated Williams, T Ransom, J Buchanan, M Hall, K Porter. K Arnold, A Gomez, moderator), M Moreno, B Jimenez, G Aguilar, K Vela (the dub ' s onlv D Gregoria, V Garcia, A Martinez, G, Zevallos. L, Palestro. S Parker, president). G Naranjo. M Romo. C Elenes. J Morejon. and G Naranp P Gameros. Y Molina. S Rogers, R Brunasso, M Gomez. G. Domingo. The Drama Booster Club, as it is now called, has become a very popular club this year. In past years the club has maintained a low profile, but now it is open to the entire student body The Club ' s main goal is to raise money for the production of the school plays. They do this by having bake sales and talent shows. A car wash and a student faculty talent show were discussed as possible fundraisers The dub boasts forty-eight members which is a very good size because there are plenty of ideas and a great deal of work gets accomplished The officers were Kathy Vela - President, Eriko Rodriguez - Vice-President. Gladys Naranjo - Secretary and Maria Romo - Treasurer. The officers and members were rewarded at the end of the year by Mrs. Store - Moderator It ' s kind of hard keeping track of such a large crowd, but it ' s also fun, says Kathy Vela. Enrichment Campus Ministry was formed two years ago to supplement and expand the girls ' religious education Though the development of the department has progressed slowly, it achieved its main goal, which is to enrich each and every girl spiritually as well as mentally In this effort the department, under the direction of Ms, Gabriel and Ms Butorac, designed and successfully completed a diversity of interesting activities throughout the past year. The traditional class retreats were earned on with their usual spark of animation, but with a couple of changes. Instead of the customary one day retreat, the Juniors were allowed to enjoy an entire weekend in Big Bear and both the Freshmen and the Sophomores were granted an off-campus retreat. Among the most exciting and highly speculative presentations that were sponsored by Campus Ministry was Disarmament Week, which took place in October. This program was presented by Sr, Regina and Sr. Stellomarie from the Catholic Peace Coalition, it examined the topic of nuclear war through informative films and discussions. The event was an influential experience that enhanced the student body and delivered a clearer perspective on the nuclear weapons issue. Not only did this year imbue each student with a broad range of knowledge, but it reinforced her religious foundation. 1 Sister Mary Lynn neips r jtrief iuny distribute Holy Communion 2 Our patron saint - St Matthias 3 Playing tianabells con be a teacher-student activity 4 During the Our Father, the congregation 15 one 5 Evelia Torres receives her Lenten ashes from Father Gorman 6 On the first Campus Ministry retreat of this year, in November. Glono Ramirez ond Carmen Garcia lose themselves m the wilderness 7 Rosa Garcio finds peace after receiving the Body of Chnst Laureate Staff The production of anything worthwhile takes an overwhelming effort on behalf of everyone working toward the desired goal. This year, the LAUREATE staff and moderator, Ms. Gabriel, redefined dedication, creativity and insanity in many ways. One way was spending many hours on perfecting that final product — the yearbook in all its glory. Those countless hours were filled with imagination and a few jars of Midnight Oil that were definitely used well under the pressure of meeting deadlines. Room 104 was the Cellar Full of Noise. It was here where, in the commotion and hard work, ideas were developed, problems were solved, and a masterpiece was in the making. However, among the sweat and tears, there were moments of euphoria. Be it with meeting a deadline or receiving a compliment, a smile was always able to be obtained from the staff. Through the ups and downs, disappoint- ments and glory, the staff continually managed to maintain a sense of unity and accomplishment. 1 Section Editors Sagrario Orihuela and Mina Aguilar, identify pictures for their sections. 2, Designing the division pages takes a lot of patience and dedication from Maria Ledesma 3. Maria Curiel mal es sure her section pictures are cropped and numbered properly, 4. Bertha Rangel works on her section to finish it before the deadline, 5. Pilar Aguero, Editor-in-Chief, and Sylvia I?odriguez, Co-editor, check to see that all the pictures are in. 6. Layout designing takes plenty of cooperation from fellow staff members. Laureate Staff: Center - Ms. Gabriel, Anabel Castro, Maria Rome, Ngoc Nguyen, Sylvia Rodriguez, Rocio Barba, Pilar Aguero, Renette Toliver, Lisa Armijo, Rosa Arriaga, Martha Garibaldi, Sandra Olivas, Josephina Aguero, Bertha Rangel, Maria Ledesma, Kim Stevenson, Mina Aguilar, Sagy Orihuela, Maria Curiel I religion Imagine the universe beautiful and just and pertect, then be sure of one thing: God has imagined it quite a bit better than you hove. (Richard Bach) To go beyond imagination of a perfect universe, is to establish a relationship with God. The v ay this relationship begins is with understanding His message. His Holy Word which is reflected in the Bible. Establishing this relationship takes place ii Freshman year in Scripture class, and continues throughou three more years of discovery. Sophomores interpret the! Bible study of the previous year in Christian Morality, wher« Christian values are applied to daily living, bringing oni( closer to God. In Junior year, students learn of their Christiai identity in one semester of Womanhood, and learn th| history of the church ' s established community in on€ semester of Church. In Senior year, a girl has many options to choose from concerning herself and God, each a semester long. Christian Service, an off-campus, voluntary service class, is one of the choices, In this class, the student is challenged to be responsible and helpful to the Christiar community by tutoring at nearby Catholic schools, and aiding hospitals. Among the other Senior religion classes ari Senior Seminar, Marriage, and Jesus, Prayer and Me. EacI class prepares a girl for the outside world where she get the opportunity to establish herself as a Christian womaj with Christian values. In Senior Seminar, students an encouraged to discuss anything that concerns them d Christians in a modern-day society. Marriage Class informs - students about marriage regulations in the church. In Jesus, Prayer and Me, students learn about different methods of prayer that make getting closer to God possible. For St. Matthias students, religion class is as important as any of their other academic classes. English is by few. Stud sigh, come t ' by English te the beginninj to feel this way , nights; summer rust to phrase thought: without vital trainii required for four yi concerning any cl( violent as that. English is a f under 1 learned in order to communlc )mmunication allows opinions to be to be transferred to other minds. A thought which is reflected by good rhat Is why English is so important. by when It is learned properly, usually ■ oT a school year when the remains of long forgotten, and the rust on the brain 1. Lupe Banderas asks Lupe Cisneros. Are you sue it was i 63? 2. Clotillde Serrarva searches fof the quote that w« sm her araurnent. 3. While teaching Juniof English class. Ms. McLaughUn uses many hand gestures that moke her lessons memorable. 4. Surrounded by a seemingly natural haWtat. Martha r riega gets a head start on her English assignment on Wuthertng Heights 5. In Freshman Reading Ckjss. students ire than the basic story line 6. Anne Mafie ' her novel before the lunch be rings to end j_..« days before serTwster flnois. Janet Olguin ve has ol Ms. Goncher ' s Honor English notes, olns a confusing assignment to her Sophorrxxe Working in groups In Er glsh cksss before exams. - . that studying can be fun The essence of communication is learning f a language. In grammar school, we ore tau| principles that construct a lifelong foundation, Once ; high school, we are given the opportunity to expand otJis knowledge by undertaking the challenge of learning a second or even a third language. The experiences of newly encountering a language never before spoken can be at times unnerving but, once tenses are sQt straight and inflection begins to sound natural, thl experience becomes fascinating and beneficial to j student. The language department at St. MatthH includes French and Spanish classes. Both are offered fl four years, even though the language requirement is oM two years. By offering a language for four years, t H language department insures a student ' s preparation fof taking the language in college. Ms. Morad, the French; teacher, advises her French students: It is very importan| that you learn your lessons well because they will mal college French much easier. Like ail other acadenaj subjects, learning a high school language is equally 9 beneficial in preparing for the future. ■ ,. 2 Mrs .. J vie! 3 ore funnier than i Sagrario cholenges i tie Gloss ' s ;E sit high .. JUMP UPTB MEET THEM 1. In U.S. History class, Ms. Gabriel answers many cf| pQrguerite Arias wonders how much more creative her answer tonfl flSTO question could be. 3. Political Science students pay close attention to the instructions for their next assignment. 4. Ms. Gabriel uses many teaching aids in teaching U.S. History. 5. The study groups in U.S. History doss serve to answer a student ' s questions before a test. 6. Mrs. Gill reminds the Current Events students that their final projects are due in o week. 7. Nervously, Martha Garibalde continues her oral report on insomnia in Political Science. juar ur i u mc -s ;;, - ; X .; lUSIC Ever l H H| the morning before B l Hpn, you hear mi BHIHH HHHHIHiPilvsinging, there were the light mm p ' beils that sounded during period 6 from room 108 toi ■BBHlEnother form of the fine art of music in the building. Bringing out the same forms of music in different levels were two other classes that didn ' t meet every day, Beginning Handbells, an introduction to the art of manual tintinabulation; and Canticum Novum, meaning sing a new song in Latin, an advanced singing group. These groups met on certain days during lunch and, on special occasions, after school. When all these musical groups practiced under the guidance and conduction of a new music teacher, Ms. Fran Johnston, you could see and hear a deep love for music. Equally so, that some love for music surfaced consistently in the concerts, proving that music ' s beauty is timeless: winter or spring, the melodic sounds may have changed with the season, but ttie beauty remained the same. light notes of timinQ ichez, « er space knowledge of - -ny closef toys Otga — • Choois 1 Art I student, eforiaBecerra dreams that one day stie will nneet Boy George. 2. Anabell Castro gets Inspired by the Greats, 3. For the Christian Art assignment in Media and Methods, Norma Nova mixes an egg yolk with powder tempera point. 4.Art I students draw perhops the best model they ' ll ever hove, their own hands. 5. Ms. Store explains the basics of -needlepoint. Art Is the ventilation choreographer, Agnes de Milk of the spirit means that art alio ' □nd to be seen: art fosters expn of expressing oneself, but some ore r especially in Room 107, the he department. The art department giv opportunity to express herself in unique of her high school education. The initial do; to design that does as much as touch th iceberg. Art II probes deeper into the art an anatomy. Art III emphasizes art history and — - f landmark periods in art history. Taken in |Art IV strictly emphasizes painting. In this nt is encouraged to paint her own , self-portrait. For the not-so-serious art student with a .s hankering for artistic fulfillment, there is Arts and Crafts, that e teaches fine arts such as needlepoint, macrame, paper rs moche and doll making. In ventilating the spirit, the art tn department allows creativity to soar in many wonderful fe — ways. ty th gether t All men root of all sc the very first create the Hpwvs ' aiscover changed the| Hlhnension to human inclincsi! PHViVHH|iRnd experiment Observation, idehtificdtion and exjiieriment have par- ticularly expanded with the latest addition to th curriculum of science courses, Physiology. This nevv- ' course, an in-depth study of the human body from head to toe and inside and out, has, along v ith Gener(| Science and Biology, challenged students to becoml independent workers, an d good note takers. AnothJ subject that challenged students, namely upperclasl women, to excel academically was Chemistry. Chemistry was special, taking place at Huntington Park High School and having only eight St. Matthias students enrolled. Having taken these classes, revealed each stu dent ' s : desire to know and another desire to accomp 1. As she has proven time after time. Sister Richardiynn explains why the two angles are equal. 2. Going over her homework, Carmen Garcia comes to one of those tricky problems that must be explained, 3, The first step in programming a computer, as demonstrated by Martha Noriega, is listening to instructions given by Ms. Kiser. 4. Loreno Quintano and Fay Purcell cannot choose from the many educating, as well as entertaining, programs providej MJji||||||i|Mggmputer. 5 The delight of solving one of H Ht lems can be seen on the faces of Vij H|H|| Bind: Ivtaria Delgado, 6. The Geometry students ■ question the postulates. Sister Richardiynn challenge. 7. Ms. Kiser, returning papers, thrilled. What could be the reason? I ational arts sense of physical fitness fills a man sonfidence and energy and makes the man he was. (Plato) One enables US to achieve physical lal Education. Plato said that jl is divided into two parts, the id philosophical. In order to balance between the two, we )n our lives in such a way that will forget either part of our human :al Education reminds us that there part of ourselves we must not busy students, our physical selves, i side. In P.E. we learn that J an ideal w eight and muscle tone )le, and profitable in the end. A ducotion class also includes first aid J highly useful approach in learning to do when on emergency concerning ,fh hazards arises. Everyone is required to take physical education. Achieving the ' mental physical, spiritual philosophical balance is barred to no one. , Keeping art their own pace. P.E. students o their jumping jacks without difficulty. 2. i aiting tor an opening. Lorena Ramifez repores to serve the ba«. 3. Mrs Sinni Istributes the rules for first aid. which ;aroana Rochetta questions as to their wrpose. Knowledge of first aid con be the difference between life and death. 4. A pitcher requires a good eye and o steody arm, a position Soquento WHiiams definitely qualifies for. 5. With workouts pda to pkaying any games, these girts keep their bodtes In lone and in time wi be ready to tryout for rA Chorus Line. 6. Wcking the bol at the aht time and pkx;e can prove to be Nancy Coonis Prlnclpial. Religion II, Recordkeeping Sister Mary Carlann Vlce-Pnncipal, Mission Ciub Moderator. l?eiigion ili.iV Michele Butoroc Campus Minister. Religion I. ill. IV Behind Closed Doors No matter what scorching temperature the school ' s thermometer may reach, the faculty lounge doors w remain closed. The closed doors of this room have preserved the exclusiveness of a place where only teachers ore allowed. Few students have seen the inside of this one area of the school building where students are not allowed to enter, but are certainly allowed to knock, These few students say that they saw ditto machines, chairs and tables, which were littered with stacks of corrected and uncorrected papers, books and coffee mugs. The doors were opened to these students for only a short time. Although the space within these special four walls does not have all the comforts of home it does provide teachers with cubby holes, used to store a teacher ' s stuff ; hot water, for tea or coffee; and a bathroom, that is the closest to home that anyone may get. More importantly, this little sanctuary is often the place where dynamic ideas originate or it is a place where a teacher may find a few precious moments of serenity throughout rough school days. 1 Ms Butorac takes advantage of a moment for reading 2 Ms Gabriel is always willing to help a student in distress 3 Just twelve nnore bars to go, girls Don ' t breathei 4. Ms Coonis works her pinkies to the bone checking the school ' s financial balance 5 ' I know the answer is in here somewhere thinks Ms Gancher 6 Ms. Kiser reviews her notes for her next class 1 Don ' t tell me I have to rewrite the whole paragraph again? 2. Sr. Carlann points out an over-looked detail, 3. Mr, Hansen explains, with a smile on his face, that an organelle has no relation to an electric organ. 4, All right, she did iti 5, Say cheese. 6. Friends, Romans, Geometry students , , . 7. Would you please repeat the question? Susan Cohen English II. Ill Mrs. Bess Dempsey Secretory, Registrar It ' s Never Too Late To Learn Lisa Gabriel Sarah Gancher Lcx eote Mcxaefotor- Compus Minister. U S mslory, Sophorryxe ModetatOf, RecxJng, Englsr i, I Reigion I. IV Only the Educated Are Free 1- Ms. Butorac: A Crest user, 2. Singing arouses spiritual unity in church, 3, Ms Mills explains the importance of further education, 4, He works hard for the money, Fran Johnston w ' ' B n Jy .IrA. Demise Kiser student Council Cheerleaaer Moderator. Consumer Motti, Geometry. Algebra I. II. Math IV Sister Mary Lynn Ubrarton. JTDA Program strive To Be The Best 1 Mrs McAllister shows Angie the right way to measure a hem 2 Ms Goncher is hard at work, counting money 3 My mother warned me about days like these 4 Hark, who goes there ' 5 And then the three bears went for a walk . , 6 Ms Coonis works her pmkies to the bone balancing the school budget Knowledge Is The Key To Success Denise Mills Counselor, Senior Moderator. Child Growth Development. Psychology, Career Education Monlque Morad French II, III, IV Sister Mary Richardlyn Freshman Moderator, Pre- Algebra, Geometry, Alge- bra I 1 I thought I saw a penguin did, I didl 2, Mr, Gonzalez looks with wonder at the unknown 3, Sil vous plait ouvre le livre. commanded Madame Morod 4 Mrs Dempsey feeds through the many excuses. 5. AfB you sure you didn ' t sew the zipper on the wrong side? 6 I think I ' ve swallowed my Life-Saverl Elizabeth SInnI GAA Letteiglcl Moderotcx, P E , first Ao Ann Store Drama Club Moderator, Media MetlxxJs, Beginning Drawing, Design Trteotre Experience, Arts Crofts Intermediate Drawing The Future . . . If asked to describe the faculty in one word, it would be dedication. Not only does the faculty have to deal with over 300 students in nnore than Just a student-teacher relationship, but they also go through a lot of hassels just to get to school. Our teachers come from places as close as Bell, and places as far away as Chatsworth. Some reasons for this determination are explained by Ms. Kiser, who says she enjoys the people she works with as well as the students she teaches. She openly admits ... It gets tiring, but it ' s worth it. The students ' reactions to this were those of admiration and great respect. Some said this inspires them to work. This is a very special quality, and we just want to say thanks . Belongs to Those Who Prepare « 1 1 A musical moment in a busy a:] , . ;i ' y r ■ just whistling Dixie 3 Ms Sinni expioins to Connie tnat her hand won ' t fall off when she hits the volleyball 4 The 1983-84 faculty members 5 Ms Johnston sings along with Canticum Novum 6 Sr Richardlyn expioins the mathematical process of baking a cake Leaders Of The Pack The Freshman class officers took on a lot of responsibility. Not only did they have to try to fit in high school life, they also had t o try to be effective leaders of their class. Being in a new school means dealing with new people who might or might not agree with you. The Freshman class officers succeeded in getting through those kind of troubles by winning the cooperation of their class and making it through the year together. Freshmen Orientation With freshly pressed uniforms, the Freshmen stepped on campus. There wos a newness in every Freshman ' s face that reflected a desire to belong and to adopt Saint Matthias as her alma mater. This process began with Ms. Coonis ' welcoming words that eased some unsteady nerves among the Freshmen crowd. In room 10, which served as a book bank, the process continued with a gathering of books, and Sister Richardlynn was there to help and welcome each Freshman with a smile. The process wasn ' t so painful. It was the first taste of Saint Matthias that the Freshmen received, and it was a welcoming experience. Imna Acevedo Otella Aguilar MagglQ Almora Angela Anderson Maria Avila Irma Banuelos Aimee Berrlos Danielle Brown Georglna Coballero UrKla Cabrera Connie Campos Dolsv Campos Mercedes Carw Rachel Carmono Arcella Castellonos Fronclsca Cocoo Sandra Cordero Vlrglnlo De La Torre Maria Delgodo Grocle Enrtquez Patricia Escobedo Lolette Fields Mario FIgueroa Susan Fkyes - Freshmen 1 I don ' t think I can stay awake through 2na penoa 2 Mercy Cano IS as happy as can be - It ' s Friday ' 3 Do you mean to tell me I Ua e to do the lessons over again ' ' ( (l ft A Carmen Goco loni Gome ' Artgelco Gomez Connte Gomez Morttzo Gomez De«a G feoona irmo Gutte ez Modono Hol unoo Homs Tarrym HerOe ' soo Luz Memondez Botara Heme ' s ve ' or co Jmenez Ge mor Koscxanon Gocmeto Ljco Antonio Ktade Jovrto Wortnez Mono Mortnez Amo Moief Sonoro Ml o •Atv Noneoo Little Things Count Too Although Freshmen are the babies of the family, they play a very important role in benefiting us all. When people first think of Freshmen, they think about little shy people for upperclasswomen to pick on, but in reality they ' re symbols. They can stand for things such as how the times have changed, or v ' hat kind of changes are still to come. Freshmen are given a brand new start in high school, and they can make anything they want out of it. Freshmen are new people, with new ideas, and new standards, In essence they can make tomorrow a little better for us all. Freshmen may be little , but they sure do mean a lot. 4 l a 1 After this lunch, rm really looking forward to that Alka-Seltzer 2 ' How many times do I have to tell you not to eat that stuff, Yvonne 3 Listen Virginia, I riave three tests to study for, two chapters to read, take my cat to the veterinarian and you asked me if I ' m busy tonighf 4 Psalm 123 proves to be an inspiring part of Scripture for Arcelia Castellanos 5 Madona Hall does not find her math doss to be a Ho - li - da ■ dy 6 f lartha Ortega indulges in a moment of concentration 7 So that ' s where I left my lunch last week ' 8 Larry ' ' f loe ' ' Curly ' ' The three together Maria Avila, Yvonne Fiores. Eivia Munoz 9 IVIario Aviia explains thot no matter what the umpire said, what the important thing is that the Dodgers won 10 Don ' t worry , Connie Compos soys, we ' ll make it through Freshmen year 11 On Spirit Day, the Freshmen converted room 101 mtn -hA Sn-ft Bokfiry One of tne head slicers was Maria Dolores Figueroa Freshmen Starting Over For Freshmen, conning to high school is a new beginning. Coming to o new school, and meeting new friends is just o start. There ' s also many different activities to experience, and new rules and standards to adjust to. It ' s just like starting over. When asked how they deal with these changes, most Freshmen said, ... I just take it day by day. So far it seems to be the best way, because a new beginning is always hard. Guadalupe Ortega Martha Ortega Bertha Pocheco Sandy Patel Lorena Pelnado SusJe Quintero Sonla Ramirez Gabrlela Rangel Veronica RerKion Carolina Ronchetta Lorl Rublo Nerelda Soenz-Rojas Maximlrta Sohogun CarrT en Salgodo Letlcia Sanchez Monico Sanchez Monica M Sanchez Carmel Sema Mario Soto Letlcta Tovar Afacell Urtta Jockle Valdez Usa Vargos Gloria Vosquez 1 After SIX weeks. Tammy Henaerson is caught with an overdue library book and doesn ' t believe she has to pay o $10 00 fine 2 Selling tickets for tne Mission Club raffle became o pastime at lunch for Irma Banuelos and Irma Acevedo who seem to be missing their food 3 One way Freshmen are showing that they con draw attention, (and also get dements) is blocking the stairway to the library for a whole lunch period 4 Part of a high school student ' s life is learning how many objects could be stuffed in a locker and still be kept mtact as Aimee Bernos and Mercedes Cano demonstrate 5 Stop scratching my toes ' I can ' t take it any longer ' ' exclaims Modono Hall f f Ange ca VHorreai Mortha Viorreai Soquenia W ams -Sister, Little-Sister Party The biggest task of planning such a mennorable event as the Big Sister-Little Sister Party is getting everyone to agree on a theme. The Junior class faced this task and handled it the democratic way, with a vote. Toga was chosen from the many possible themes. The Juniors decided to dress in sheets, to eat grapes, to wear garlands in their hair and to hove the Ben Hur soundtrack lending the atmosphere of Roman Times to a Greek Togo Party. The party was different, but original. It showed class spirit and organization, but most of all it had the largest amount of smiles on record. 1 Freshmen as well as Juniors felt that the Toga Party was a success 2 Meet my two new trlendsl 3 Virginia De la Torre thanks her big sister. Belinda Jimenez, for an enjoyable meal d Elvia l unoz and Petra Gameros show that three is not a crowd but a special bond and Leo the lion is their gesture of friendship 5 Eivio fvlunoz exclaims. Hey. this sandwich is pretty good Who mode it? 6. It ' s wonderful to be here Its certainly a thnlll We ' d love to take you home with us 7 Tammy Henderson wishes the Toga Party could ' ve lasted longer 8 Freshmen assemble m the courtyard to watch what appears to be a fascinating Pep Rally 9 The feast. Greek Style, is shown here at its best 10 Mantza Gomez slices her favorite gift to share with everyone — a coke jjiftjM Thinking About The Future The future is a part of everyone ' s life that all must confront We must look to the future with a sense of assurance and hope Only then will we prevail in our desired goals. No matter who or what you are, everyone has the potential to succeed. Whether as a doctor or musician, if people set their minds and energy to a task, they can soon realize their dreams. Ambition and determination aid people to struggle and win. God mode us all fighters - not quitters. If we fail at a task we must never surrender. We make our future, we are the future. 1 Heeeere ' s Rosalindal 2. Sophomore moderator and officers. Vice-Pres , Ernestina Felix, Pres , Morisol Gomez. Reps , Debbie Noriega, Claudia Atilono, Maria Fimbres, Sec , Georgma De La Torre. Treas , Patty Luna 3 While Lilian and Lisa are thinking of tomorrow, Charlotte is working on today 4 Mario Avias daydreams of a successful future 5, Evelyne Sanchez studied so hard last night, that she hardly slept 6 Carmen Zovala and Sandra De Leon think of the tough game ahead of them 7 Corina Lopez wonders whether the key to success could actually be knowledge. 8. Vicky r?eyes greets her friends with a smile. Sophomores va. scHOOi- 1. The Sophomores always look up to their Big Sisters, the Class of ' 84. 2, Elizabeth Sanchez dances to every song that is played, but she doesn ' t seem to be enjoying this one. 3. Georgina seems to be having much more fun than her partner 4 Are you staring at me ? asks Maria Arias. - Sophomores rl k H X MJ ™F ° ve of ico Gorcio ►Anna Godnej Monjoi Gomel Mcxyono GonjOe Sonata Goevoro Oosolyn Howkra ,vy-0 HOfT noi D ,; HernanOOZ Etvfo Mo ' fe ' o Envno Meffeto Danra Leon L an Leon Morceia Lopez Cnortotle ►Ar ' inez 1, Elvira Herrera. Gabriela Curry and Vicky Reyes treat their big sisters to a lunch connplete with music during Spirit Week, 2, Carmen Zavala shares her Big Sister-Little Sister experiences with Freshman, Virginia De La Torre. 3, Funk dancing was one of the few activities the Sophomores watched rather than participated in, 4, As Stacy Dobbins praised the Lord, Conny DeAnda completes her assignment on the Gospels. Adventure Through Participation The class of 86 is one multicolored group of individuals that has many interests and activities Throughout the school year many Sophomores could be seen participating m the music and art departments, clubs, drama, and school drives The Sophomores have especially excelled in school drives One memorable homeroom at the top of the chocolate drive sales list was the homeroom that worked especially hard to bring in the most money in the shortest time. The Sophomore spirit of participation also showed through m food drives, drives that helped the needy That enabled the Sophomores to add to the laughter and smiles, before, during, and after school, come rain or shine. The one word to describe the Sophomores then is potpourri It simply means a mixture of fragrant flowers that adds to any occasion. 5 Ernestina Feiiz and Maria Fimbres are taking an active part in Student Council activities as trtey tape candy canes to Santo Grams 6 Cougtit in thie middle of the action, Vicky Reyes laughs nervously as she plans her escape 7 Mrs, Store catches the Sophomores ' attention with her interesting Drama Club announcements 8 Virginia Moreno thinks about her school day as she waits for her ride home Sophomores Maria Martinez Sandra Martinez Sandra Martinez Viola Mason Laura Mora Virginia Moreno Launna Ndjera Glovanna Naranjo Olga Navarro Debbie Noriega Maria Ortega Diana Paredes Sophomores ' tifi K Mercedes fJod ' tguez Oteho Rodftg jez A 3fiorK3 ROTTierO Cv trvo RosefO M yg yiia oz EfczoDeTh Soncr e2 Evetyne 5ancr e2 Sof«3 Soncnez isoDet Serna P  a Show Giodys SK:fe Amo Tovorez Tnereso TizrxxJo Eivifo Tcyfe: imeida Tovor Amber Vo ordo o WofkO vosQuez Rosalindo Vasquez Pamela Verdi Carmen Zavoia Allison Zev alios 1 Debbie Noriega seems pretty busy reacJir g the card she received from her big sister 2 Rosal inda, imeida and Laura display the beautiful dolls they received for Chrsitmas 3 Giovanno Naranjo can find time to relax after school 4 Anybody core for some iunch ' ' asks Mayra de Quesada 1. Maria seems to be enjoying herself with her friends. 2. Come on and freal , says Evelyn 3 Pilar Aguero has the honor of crowning Her Highness, Claudia Atilano. 4, Charlotte Martinez shows that spirit is a long tradition with the Sophomore class, 5. Alexandrine Martinez asks ♦k ® ' ' ' f ? P ' °y V ° ® again? 6. The class of 86 has as much spirit this year as they did last year. 7. Latrice Clark models a beautiful costume, which she prepared displaying her talent in costume design. Spirit Week On the last day of trie Spirit Week activities, an unexpected victory took place: the sophomores brought in the most aluminum cans for the Student Council Aluminum Can Drive The Class of ' 86. the dark horse class of the school, surprised everyone on the last day of the drive when three whole trash cans were filled with the cans the Class of ' 86 had worked hard to gather How was it done? Sophomores busied themselves with the search for aluminum in the lunchyard, in giant metal garbage cans, in people ' s homes, and in the streets. In the end, every Sophomore ' s efforts paid off The Sophomores tasted victory in the form of money Every penny earned from the drive went directly to the Sophomore treasury, which proves that hard work definitely pays off cckM V JL Convergence Cross over to rooms 109, 106, and 10 at 8:22 in ttie morning, and you will tind the noisiest group in the school listening to morning homeroom announcements. Besides being the noisiest class in school, the Junior class is also the largest. It is the only class that fills three entire homerooms. The class ' size is its strength as the class proved in the Spirit Day activities in September. It was great. I felt lil e a spirit leader the whole time, said Junior mascot Goofy (alias Diana Bueno), one of the loudest Juniors around. Diana, along with other spirited Juniors, led the class to victory, winning the Spirit Stick for the third consecutive year. 1 I love Ba-nan-a, says Kim Stevenson, 2, Is this a hint as to what Virginia Gallo does in her spare time? 3. No, you ' re doing it wrong, corrects Olivia Rodriguez. 4. Helping each other brings unity to the Junior class. 5. Concentration is the solution to any math equation, 6, Did you call me? asks Grace Escobar. 7 The Junior class officers: Sec, Trees., Rosie Brunasso, Hmrm, Rep , Eleanor Rivera and Kim Stevenson, Vice-Pres,, Rosemary Flores; Hmrm, Rep,, Ngoc Nguyen; Pres,, Christina Cabrera, 8, I am so glad to represent the Class of ' 85, says Goofy, Juniors Junior year is important to everyone, especially to ttie Class of ' 85. It ' s one of the moments they were waiting for. Junior year also means making decisions, and taking on more responsibilities. Some decisions that faced the Class of ' 85 were picking little sisters, class colors, class rings, and Senior sweaters. These were all important facets of becoming upperclasswomen. Academic stability was also important, and to get this started. Juniors took the P. S. A. T. test. This is Just one of the many obstacles that had to be overcome, especially if college is in the future. As Isabel Carram put it, Junior year is the hardest so far. It can ' t be said that there was nothing fun about Junior year. There were the dances and the Junior-Senior Prom to look forward to. The Class of ' 85 met all the decisions and the responsibilities head on, and once again have come out fine. If anything resulted from Junior year it was the lessons learned. Diana Marquez remarked, Junior year teaches people to face the reality of life. Josefina Aguero Gulllermtna Agullar Marylou Alcala Beatrice Anaya Marguerite Arias Kim Arnold Rosa Arrlaga Ann Marie Ayers Guadalupe Banderas GaDriela Barajas Camilla Bridges Rosie Brunasso Dlono Bueno Cristlna Cabrera Eva Campos Sandra Care Isabel Carram Janet Castillo Margarita Ceja Marlsela Chavez Lupe Cisneros Ellzobeth Colon Maria Curlel CHgo De La Torre Juniors H o , fl © © fj ft f) on Carmen Etortei G ' oce Ejcotxar Carmen Esp ' vaoio Oorx] Ferrvanooz fr yx:ej FornarxJoz Rosomofv Floret Louro Fonjeca Vrgno Soto Petro Gamerot Carnr en Gofco Martno Gcyr ez Aonorva Gonzoiez x e Homonoez Noncv we fxyxJez Ano Jrnenez Betnoa Jmienez Gnseoa LerTMs 1 Blanco Dommguez is really into her Wo annooa cass du ' what aC30ut Morio Martinez ' ' 2 Ctiurcn class con reaiiy become a nectic course, but Laura Fonseco doesn t seem contused 3 Making sure that she ' do well on her test Monica Navarro goes over her notes Never Alone When Junior year comes along, a girl feels ready to conquer the world. It all happens with effort, a bit of luck and a little help from her friends. The Class of ' 85 is one class that never lacked its supply of friends. Together as friends helping friends, the Class of ' 85 has maintained an undying spirit that is reflected in one union of friendship. It all began with winning the Spirit Stick and continued with the class retreats and winning the Spirit Stick again as a result of good organization. High school con be surprising, but with the confidence provided by supportive friends, it becomes less fearsome and easier to conquer. JUNIORS fiRE A-OK! rHff?E ' S ' ' ' ' ' ' C ClVf-  1. We stand proud once again 2 Virginia Gailo shows her true colors 3 Once again, as m Sophomore yeor. the Juniors of today give their all 4 Did you want me to sing it agam ' ' 5 Carmen Elenes shows her true ambition in life 6 How was thot for spirit? 7 What con it be that entices Kim Arnold ' s smile ' ' 8 These three Juniors are very happy about winning the Spint Stick 9 Part of the Spirit Stick victory is making eye-catching posters Juniors Lupe Marquez Maria Martinez Sharon Martinez Yolanda Molina Martha Moreno Gladys Naronjo Norma Nava Monico Navarro Ngoc Nguyen Janet Olguin Sandra Otlvas Sagrarlo Orlhuela Sonia Pacheco SherrI Parker Lorraine Palestro Mario Ponce Gloria Ramirez Loreno Ramirez IF ' 1. Hey baby, says Carmen Garcia. 2. Were you talking to me? asks Janet Olguin. 3. Rosie Brunosso is wasting no time gathering up her things before the bell rings. 4. Olga De La Torre is very happy about her new outfit. Juniors Aanno Rodrtguez 0 vio Rodriguez Monso Son ' os Benna Sevia LOO Smftn Patnco Sofio KfT Stevenion Er v vorgoj Move Voiouez Looking Forward ■ s she photogenic, or what ' ' 2 Unsupervisea, nonest Maua Cunei • -I snes her test without any use of her notes 3 I ' m looking forward ■ being a fashion coordmatori 4 Adnona keeps her eyes on her own : _ok 5 Knowing the correct measurements can be very helpful 6 •Vatch out, Marylin Monroei 7 Virginia Gallo moves to the Peat of tne music 8 i was doing one hundred m p h easy ' 9 What could be the object captivating the attention of these Juniors ' ' Seniors Here all seniors are equal. Their day begins at 7:45 am. Their eyes are tired from staying up too late last night doing homework. They stumble into the bathroom in the hopes of finding their daily stamina. Then they discover they have ten minutes until the school bell rings. With curlers still in hair, and breal fast drink in hand, these girls run out of their houses, true to the punctual spirit of the class of ' 84. Rosa Garcia AS.B Vice President A Journey of a thousand miles b glns witti a single step. iao-Tzu Elena Viera AS.B. Secretary Strive to achieve Maria Ledesma AS.B. President When all Is one. and one Is all, to be a rock and not to roll Led Zeppelin Rosalva Escobedo Senior Vice President rhanks to my family and friends for their support I love you all I Bertha Rangel Senior rreasurer Master of your own destiny, so give and take the best that you can Triumph Cynthia Varf anion ■ i x Socfofary Thanks mom for everything Martha Noriega Senof Repf0$entattv0 The great thing m Itte ts not wt ere you sfcxKl. But where yotire going Yolando Villosenor Servof Representative Thanks mom and dad for giving me scf pcrt through the years Anna Ortega G A A Presk3ent Papa y mama, tos amo. grocKis Martin, my k ve. Tfxnk Yout Kathleen Vela Oamo CkjO President Dad artd mom. words canrtof express how much I love you Guadelupe Austin Spanish Ckjb President TtKrtks mom and dad for your love and support I k: ve you (64 KA) Susan Martinez p ' lar Aguero  arcook E rtor A ma pactes. rm amor ' espefo y octrwoclon Sylvia Rodriguez yeartx ok Co-fOtor So dawn goes down to day f iott)tng gotd can stay - ? Frost Anabel Castro is considered one of the best artists in school. She has taken several classes in the subject, which have contributed greatly in the development of her talent. She has also participated in outside activities with her drawing. She has entered two contests, one in which she was awarded second prize. Like most artists, she has a favorite subject she enjoys drawing: Adam Ant. Anabel has done numerous drawings of him and says, I will continue to do more as long as I have the ability to do so. SMH ' s Seniors: More thor Kristi Martin, alias Krazy K posesses a talent that is considered special: Dancing. At the age of twelve, through observation and strenuous practice, her love of dancing emerged. She specializes in pop and has earned the reputation of being excellent at it. When asked why she enjoys dancing so much, she said, ' 1 was born to dance. Every weekday except Wednesday, Rosa Garcia is seen rushing through the halls and out of the school door en route to Senator Art Torres ' office in downtown Los Angeles. There she enjoys two hours as a volunteer. Rosa explains, It ' s like a family. Her job is helping constitutents who seek social service and other clerical work. Elena Viera has had little experience in public speaking, but in it she has excelled. Last year she participated in a speech contest on the topic: Nuclear Use or Misuse . She enjoys public speaking because, It ' s a way to express my opinions more freely. For many people it is hard to be composed in front of a large group of people, but composure for Elena is not difficult to achieve. Meets the Eye ' •v -v . Adventure in dangerous careers attracts many people. One such person is Stiimberly McKinney, whio is currently an Explorer for the Police Department in ttie Southwest area. She started as an Explorer recruit in August of 1982, and is currently a full-fledged Explorer, or E-2 as they are officially called. She has earned two trophies. In her future are college and the Police Academy It has been eight years since Adriana Perez took her first piano lesson and, unexpectedly she admits, ' I hated piano - anything that had to do with music Adriana has since changed her views on playing the piano and feels that it has become her way to express herself. She began her lessons at the East L A Conservatory of Music and has token private lessons at Col State LA. She has one first prize at a talent show sponsored by the Women ' s Guild no I A Anna Ortega, with bandaged knee and lettergirl sweater, obviously stands out as on injured athlete Anna enjoys a tough game and won ' t allow an injury such as this to interfere. Her knee was injured while diving for a ball As G A A. President she also has responsibility As Anna said, I enjoy striving to win Kothy Vela, St Matthias ' premier actress, is a level-headed young lady who appreciates the advantages of going to a Catholic school When she came here she began to realize her deep interest m drama When asked about the sort of things that being at St Matthias has taught her she said, it ' s taught me to be reliable and how to make rehearsal on time ' M Viva La Femme! Sandra Arceo Lisa Armijo Thank you uncle, sisters, and Julio tor being Thanks for all your support at my side grandparents Renee Banks Ana Banuelos and Thanks mom, dad, and family for sticking Thanks mom, dad, l amond, Martha, an d with me through my H.S years (Robert for all your support Love you Rocio Barba Samantha Brinkley Jeannine Buchanan Thanks mom and dad for the happiness and Yesterday-defeat, Today-challenge, To my family and parents, thank you for all support Tomorrow-success you ' ve done. Dina Byon Miriam Canales Hilda Cano Anaoei Castro The moment of my senior year was short, but Gracios mami y papl l oben, thanks for Thank you mom for all the support you gave All of those who get to know me become the memory will live forever being there me through my HS. years. my admirers or enemies Mono Chavez Thanks mom and Oad. coukin ' t nave macie without you Cecilia Colon ' mode iti Thanks mom and pop Lisa Contreras Thanks mom and daa tor everyrnmg Thanks fa my parents ana tru my 3 yrs at SMH worth it Marlene Diaz Thanks mom. dad. and Mandi for all the time ana attention you ' ve given me Alma Flares I made iti Speoal thanks to mom. aod. Sand. Andy, and my friends Love u aB MofTk y Pap. ac iS ' or. toao Su carr compfendo ks vida real Serenia Garcia yesrerdoy we grew, today we Ooom Martha Ganbaide Goo sends ijs on paths we aof ' f choose for he can see beyono the honzon Leticio Gomez Mom I appreCfOte at the support you given me thfough my HS yrs Linda Guerner Tttank you mom ana add tor starving p hmd me. you rnean tr e wona ' o me Friends The smiles that started, and grew over the years. The touching moments that were shared with tears. It started at St. Matthias long ago, and from then on it continued to grow. It is something that will never end, and that ' s the beauty shared between friends. 1. Wait a minute! I ' m not supposed to be in this picture. 2, Happiness is . , . sharing your best moments in life with a friend. 3. Wait ' til I tell you what happened at the dance. 4. Life is hard, confides Soledod Hurtado to Clotilde Serrano. 5. Are you sure today is Friday? inquires Cecilia Colon. 6. Everyone seems to be asleep, except Ramono Torres. 1 Weill What do you know ' They ' re looking for our picture 2 ■■Whot ' ! You forgot to do your homework again ' ' ! 3 Meowi purr Jackie Morejon aod Nancy Garcio 4 After struggling through four periods, lunch refreshes the mind 5 Reading relaxes the soul 6 i made it to the topi exclaims Ramona Torres 7 Happiness is having a best friend Seniors Show Class Martha Hermosillo Gabriela Hernandez rd like to thank my family and my friends for Thdnks mom and Leo for all the support being around you ' ve given. I really love u Lety Ruelas wonders if the sneakers were purchased at M Thonn McAn or Fayva. Soledad Hurt ado Margaret Keel Sonia Lopez Grdclds papa y mama par a verme Dear aunt Sherma and family, we have the Thanks mom and dad. Class of i ' ?84 rules ayudado a termlnar mis estudios de HS greatest love of alll Thank you Kristi Martin Stiimberly McKinney Martina Mendoza Yvette Monzano Thanks mom and dad. Love and my best Thanks mom. Love and my best friend The gang is the future Stop us If you Mom. thanks for everything. I love you Jesse friend cani Class of 1984 forever for being there. : Modesto Martha Molina r 7 aa 3 for supporfinff me Thank you morrt ana dad for Qivtng me me L-iOciOijs yrs at SMH best i love you Morna Moron I ' t De there ' Jackie Morejon Many y pap iyocKJS par todo Que D os to tenQo siempfe a mi tado A Memory Will Never Fade Seniors Await Tomorrow — Lorena Quintana Sroclas MamI y Papl Maria Ramos Tracy Ransom Anna Rodriguez Thanks mom and David for all your support Thanks mom for all your love, support and Thanks mom dad for all you ' ve given me through my 4 yrs. of H.S patience at SfvlH. throughout the yrs Love always Sharon Rogers Maria Chin Romo Mariella Rosero Letlcia Ruelas I love you mom and dad and friends. God Thanks Pll. Prude. Pat and Gang: Mom and Thanks mom and dad for all your love and Thanks to all my friends The Gang for bless you. dad for making SIVIH bearable for being there when I need you making my 3 yrs of SMH worth while A New Beginning .: .. ; ■- ' .- Maria Santiago GraC ' OS - xy ' j b oor v oo ' ' lxjo iOS Mom ana aaa. tnanks tor everyfhinff. lA nich Quato mucno os boon the best I love u Oott Clotilde Serrano Silvia Socarras One Oay m your tte you ' l rernemc rnete aaysi Thorns mom cyx3 aoa Love u Thelma Renette Toliver Ramona Torres rias are like poems, tr ey get more Tt or ks rtar)a ona fata tor ttiese post tour y eaningtiii every doy They ' ve Oeen the best Bernadme Vigil Diane Williams Susana Ybarra Gina Zevaiios Th(X s mom cna aoa tor givng me me Des ' tvfom aoa ana tormy. tt ank you tor always Tttank you mom arta aoa tor supportrtg me Thar s mom ana aoa lor al ' ne i orYiefu You ' ve made - e sc •wdo Desop e ' e these f? years ' hngs youve Oc tor me -imt -t -W; att a bf) ' ' And in the end, the love you take is equol to the love you ma 1 i iGBVN ' Y Backyard creators of art that say.s 1 did It, Tin here ' ti Lennon was filled with the wit, candor and imagination that marked his most probing songs .... He seemed to go out of his way to make people feel at home .... Whatever the subject, he attacked it with a draining intensity .... He wanted to dig as deeply as possible. li yy FERNANDEL ' £? £ ' - tf Por Niik y y Acknowledgements Moderator Ms. Usa Oabnel Editor Pilar Aguero Co-Editor SylvIa Rodriguez Campus Life Bertha Rangel Rosa Arriaga Organizations Sogrono Orihuela Academics Pllar Aguero Josie Aguero Faculty Maria Curiel Classes Frosh. - Ngoc Nguyen Sophs. - Mlno Aguilar Jiinlors - Kim Stevenson Seniors SylvIa Rodriguez Patrons Josle Aguero Ms. Gabriel Photographers rocio Borba Anabell Castro Martha Garlbalde Sandra Ollvas Mr. Finnegan Ms. Gabriel Pilar Aguero Lisa Armijo Staff Claudia Fernandez Mario Ledesma Sherri Parker Adrlana Perez Renette Tollver Staff Artists Cover - Sylvia Rodriguez Theme - Pilar Aguero Campus Life - Bertha Rangel Division Page - Pilar Aguero Division Page Lettering Design - Maria Ledesma Convergence by Jackson Pollack Index D A Aceveoo UTTQ 96 100 Aguwo P or 41 116 129, 131. 136 Aguefo Josepnma 40 AguHor, Gul «fmino 120 Aguiiof, 0 e«a 100 Alcoa, Morylcxj 36, 120 AlmcxQ. Moooieno «8. 100 AnavQ Bootnce 120 Anoefson AngeK3 100 A;ceo S rK a 9, 134. 136. 140 Anoj Chraine 110 Anos. Mono 108. HO m Anos. Maro JeftTo 120 Amo4a. Krn 120 123 Afm)0. Lisa 84 134 Amaga. Rosa 10 20. 120 Ainono, Cloudia 108 110 Austin GuaOaiupo 131 Avia Wano 102 100 Ayets Ann Mane 9 120. 122 B DeAnOa. Coocepcon 38 112 OetaTone Angelica 40. 110 OetoTofie. Geoigma 108. 110. Ill OeioTofie Otgo 28 56, 120. 122. 125. 126 Delalone Virginia W. 100, 106 Deleon SanOia 36. 37. 109 Deigoao iizeth 135 Deigodo Mono 100 Dempsev Mrs Bess 95 DeQuesoaa, Mayra 3, 16, 110, 115 DeUuesoda, Onelia 7, 121, 145 Dio!, Mariene ?. 135 Dia:. Poulina 15. 121 Dtego Louro 121 DoODms. Stocv 110, 112 Domingo. Gflsel 16, 110 DonwiguGi, Arvia 121. 130 Dominguej Blonco 11, 120, 121 Duane Patricia 121 Elenes Gormen 121. 122 Ennquez Grocie 100 Escotxx Grace 16. 119. 121 EscoOeoo Patricia 100 EscoC)eao f?osalva 17. 28, 130 EsomOoiQ Carmen 40 Howvins. Rosalyn 110 HernanOei, GoDriela 17, 130, 136 Hemanoej, Lu2 28, 102 Henoetson, TorrvTii 101, 107 Herrero, Emma 110 Heoero, Elvira 109, 110, 112 Herrero. Roxono 101 Hefnonoei. Luj 101. 110, 121 Hefrnosno, Susonrxa 110 Hermos ), Moi-ino 30, 138 Herrvxioez, Gobfiela 137, 138 Herrianaei, Julie 121 Memanoez, Nancy Herrera, Emma MurtoOo, Scuedod 136, 138 Jimenez, Ano 121 Jmenez, BeHnoo 9 106 Jmanez Veronica 101 jonnston, Fran 40, 56, 85, 89 Johnson, Ea 87, 89, 95 Jones SanOio 125 K Kasparian, Germame 101 Keel, Morgarei 4 22, 137 138 Kiser, Denise 15, 85. 89, 144 Banderas Guodoiupe 120 BorOts. Renee 134 137 Bonueios. Ano 134. 137 Bonuelos. irmo 100 Bonueios. Rosa 110 Boraios. Gotxieia 120 BortJO Roco 20 Bayordo. Diana Bazua. Mantra 110 BecefTO. Glorra 110 Becena, Gtofia Bomos, Aimee 100 Bnoges, Comma 120 Bivikiey. Somontho 134. 136 Bnseno Gotxieio Blown Danielle 100 Brv«3S50, Rosenxyie 28, 120, 122. 125 Buctranon Jeannme 22, 134 Bueno DKno 7 16. 17, 120, 127 Buen(OStro. HiiOa HO Butofac, Mictieie 85, 88, 89, 94, 95 Byon Drra 129. 134. 140 c Cotxanero. Georgirra 100 CoDfwa, Cristina 107, 120. 122 CaDr a LuxJomorie 100 Campos Ceiio 110 Campos Conn 100. 103 Campos. Daisy 29. 100 Conoos, Evo 120 Cavaes, lylixim 134, 137, 140 Cono, moo 9, 23. 134. 136. 140 Cono. MeJceoes 9. 16, 100, 101, 106 CarrTx na Rocnei 100 Conann. Sr Mory 85, 86, 88, 92, 95 Coro Son 3ra 120 Corram, isaOei 7 120 Costenonos Arcew 100 Costio Jeannette 120 Castro, Anaoed 132. 134 Castro, SonOfO Cove, Vrgmio 107, 110 Ce)a, Morganto 14. 106, 120 Ctravez. Lucy 110 Chovez, Mono 22 135 Cfravez, Monseia 120 Cisnefos, Lupe 120 CiafV, Lotnce 7 100. 117 Coca Francisco 100. 103 Conen. Susan 86 145 Colon Cece a 22. 135. 136 Colon. EizoPetn 15 120. 145 Contreros Lisa 135 137 Coono. Nancy 17. 86, 88, 95 Corona, Momco 38. 110 Coraero. Sonoro 100 Ci iei. Mono 120, 126 Ci ty, Cetno 110 Ci ry, GoOrtelO 16. 110 Felix Ernestino 15. 38. 108 Fernondez. Claudia 23. 110, 129, 130 Fernandez. Diana 121 Fernandez. Frances 121. 127 Fields Loietie 100 103 Figueroo Susan 110 Figuerod xiomora 107 FimDres Mario 3. 100, 108, 110 Fimbres Mane 3, 16 Fiores, Alma 102, 135, 136 Ftores, Rosemarle 14, 106, 119. 121 Ftores. Susan 100 Fiores. Vlviono 110 Fiores Vvonne 96 101 107 Fonseca. Laura 121. 124 Fonseca. Mirzo 110 Fonseco Norma 110 G Gatxiei Lisa 84 87. 88, 95 Gollc Virginlo 14. 16. 106, 117, 118, 121, 127, 144 Gameros Pefa 106, 121 Goncher Soran 85. 67. 96 Garcia. Cormen 28. 101, 114, 121 Gorcia, Carmen 11, 16, 28, 57, 123, 124, 127 Gorcio. Leylo HO Garcia Lourdes 110 Garcia, Moriha 7. 110 Gracio MaryAnn Gorcio, Roso 9, 23, 29, 41, 57, 130, 132, 136 Garcio, Noncy 136, 136, 137, 140 Garcia Serenio 135 GariDoiae. Mortna 17. 21, 129, 135 Gamer Tom 101 Godinez, Martrra 110 GH, Kattiy 20, 89, 95, 145 Gomez Angelica 101 Gomez Leticio 23, 135, 136, 140 Gomez, Mansoi 40, 106, HO Gomez Montzo 101, 108 Gomez Marttia 16, 121, 123, 126 Gonzales, Adnand 121, 123, 126 Gonzoies Mory 110 Gonzalez, Rogelio 96 Gregono, Deua 101 Guerner, Lmda 135, 137 Guevoro Sondfo 1 10 Gutierrez Irmo 101 H Ledesmo Mdrid 130 , 139 Lemus, Griseida 118, 121 Leon, Donia 110 Leon, Lilian 7, 39, 108, HO Uarrios, Lisa 16, 108, HO Lopez, Corirra 109, HO Lopez, Loreno 31, 125 Lopez, Sonaro 138 Lucero, Louro 31, 121 Lucio, Gabtieia 101 Luna, PotrlcIO 108, HO Lynn, Sr Mary 40, 57 M Mociei Antonia 3, 101 Mogee Joentrio Monzano Vvette 136, 138 Martin, Kristl 17, 116, 132, 137, 138 Morquez, Guodoiupe 124, 126 Morquez, Oldin 114 Martinez. Chdnotte 114. 116 Martinez. Jovito 9. 20. 101 Martinez, Mono 38, 117 Mortir ez, Mdno Martinez, Sdndra 14, 39, 40, H4 Mortinez, Snoron 124, 144 Mortmez, Susan 16, 128, 131 Moson. vola 3. 16, 39, 114 McKinney, Shirrcerty 36, 116, 133, 138 McAllister tvlargaiet 96 McLaugtilm Mory 87 Mendoz Mortno 136, 139 Mis. Denise 66. 95 Modesto. Lizdepeth 130, 139 Molma. Marina 136. 139 Molina, yolandd 106. 124 Moto. Ldufo 40 99 114 Mofod, Monigue 92. 95 Moron, ivtotna 17, 36, 139, 141 Moieion, jocquetne 136, 137, 139 Moteno, Alrtra 101 Moreno, Lisa 136, 139 lytoieno, Mortno 124 Moreno. Vir mo 41, 114 Minoz, Elvo 98, 99, 101, 102. 106 Mi o, Cyntfuo 139, 142 Miro, Sonaro 101, 106 N Han MoOonno 3. 101, 102 Hcnsen. jetl 11. 86. 89, 95, 147 Horns. LjyJo 36, 37, 101 Haa to. GUdys 28, 29, 40, 115, 122, 123, 124 Nova. Norma: 14, 36. 116. 124 Navarro. Monica 14. 36. 37. 119. 121. 124 Navarro. CNgo 114 Nguyen, Ngoc Noriega. Deborah 38. 108. 114 Noriega. Martha 131 Noriega. Magdolena 99. 101. 103 Nojera. Luanno 114 Zevollos. Marjorle: 125 Zunlgo. Anna. 105 o Olguln. Jonef: 124 CHIvos. Sandra 124 Oflhueto. Sograrlo: 124 Omelas. Sylvia 125. 126 Orozco, Alma 101 Ortega. Ana 131. 133. 136 Ortega. Guadalupe Ortega, Mono: 1 14 Ortega, Martha. 103 Pochecho, Sonlo 124 Palato, Frances Polestro. Lorrolne: 15. 124 Parker. Shem 16. 124 Parades. Diana: 38. 110 Patel. Sandy Pelnado. Loreno Peno. Benito 109. 114, 136 Peno. Mono 136. 139 Perolto. Marie 110. 129. 139 Perez. Adrlono 40. 133. 139. 145. 146 Perez. Annette 114 Pianos. Mercl 38. 114 PochGco. Bertha Ponce. Mario: 124 Porter, Kotherlne 114 Purcell, Fay 139, 141 Q Quesado. Lourdes: 16. 114. 136 Qulntono. Loreno: 142. 145 Quintero. Susie 106 R Romlrez. Gloria 14. 57. 123. 124 Ramirez. Laura 39. 114 Ramirez. Loreno 11, 124 Ramirez, Mfabel 114 Ramirez, Sonia Ramos, Morlo 15, 142 Rongel, Bertha 16, 110, 130, 136, 139 Rongel, Gobrleta Ransom, Tracy 142 Royo. Elena 7, 125 Rendon, Veronica: 29 Reyes, Louro 114 Reyes, Vtetono 109, 112, 114 Rlchordly, Sr Mary 87, 94, 95, 145 Rlvero. Eleanor 125 Rivera. Yverte 86. 125 Rodriguez. Anno 21. 137. 142 Rodriguez. Arlsbel 142 Rodriguez. Belinda 114 Rodriguez, Enco 142 Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez, Martha 36 Rodriguez, Mercedes 115 Rodriguez, Ofelio 7, 115 Rodriguez, Olivia 118, 125 Rodriguez, Sonio 137, 142 Rodriguez, Sylvia 131 Rogers, Sharon 22, 142 Romero. Adrlono 1 15 Romo. Mono 21, 140, 142 Rosas, Gloria 125, 147 RonchGtto. Carolina Rosero. Cynthia 39. 115 Rosero. Moriello 142 Ruelos, Letlclo 129. 138. 142 Ruiz. Margarita: 1 15 Ruiz, Rtto 16, 147 Ruiz, Veronico 7, 114 Soenz-Rojos, Nerelda: 99 Sahagun, Moximlne: Salgodo, Carmen Solgodo, Ellzobeth: 116 Sanchez, Gormen 143 Sanchez, Evelyns 39, 108, 115, 116, 117 Sanchez. Letlclo Sanchez. Ellzobeth 115 Sonchez. Molve: 125 Sanchez, Monica Sanchez. Monica Sonchez, Sonlo 9, 115 Santiago. Morlo: 7. 23. 136 Santos. Marlso 125. 143 Sema. Carmen: 104 Semo. Isabel: 115 Serrano. Clotllde 15. 136. 141. 143 Sevllla. Bertha 125 Shaw. Paulo 40. 115 SIcre. Glodys 115 SInnI, Lisa 95 Smith. Liso: 125 Socorros. Silvio: 26. 136. 137, 143 Soria, Patricio: 125 Soto, Morlo: 104 Stevenson, Kim 15, 118, 125 Store, Ann 95 T Tavares, Alma 115 TIznado. Teresa 115 Toliver, Thelma 20. 142. 143 Torres. Evelia 57, 115 Torres, Ramona 22. 136. 137, 143 Tovor, imGlda 114, 115 Tovar, Letrcia 104 u Urita, Arocell: 9, 104 i;; V Volladollld, Amber: 1 15 Vargas, Ehlby 11, 16, 39, 125 Vargas, Lisa 104 Vortonlan, Cynthia 131 Vasquez, Gloria: 98, 104 Vosquez, Ellzobeth 105 Vosquez, Maria 38, 56, 115 Vosquez, Mlgdollo 105 Vosquez, Rosollndo: 16, 108. 114. 115. 147 Velo, Kathleen 23. 29. 56. 131. 133 Velosco. Sondro 16. 125 Verdi. Pomelo 115 Vigil. Bernodine 129. 143 VIero. Eleno 15. 17, 32, 88, 130, 145 Vllloreol, Angelica 98. 105 Vllloreol. Martha 105 Vlltasenor, Volondo 131 Vlllegos, Martha 16, 125 w Williams. Diane 143 Williams, Soquento: 105, 107 Y Yborro, Susono: 20. 139. 141. 143 Zovollo, Cormen: 36. 109. 112. 115. 145 Zevollos, Allison 31, 115 Zevollos, Glno: 141 This is yours! i i J Y v T r -tp--tj±-t(: - Babe I Love You - Laura F. Best Wishes Lety - Connie 72 Best Wishes, Shinn - Manaie Best Wishes, Adriana, from Poncho ' s Bakery Best wishes to you, Li, Olivia R. Best wishes, Tris, Ms. Whitley Buena Suerte, Petra - Lupe V. Carmen E. and Nacho A. - Together Forever Class of 85 Frances Class of ' 85 1 Class of ' 86 1 Congratulations, Class of ' 84 Congratulations, Lee A. Boswell Congratulations to my daughter Hilda Cool Flame Steel Cutting Danielle Brown, Class of ' 87 Danielle Loves Granny Rose Debra V. Miranda, MSW ' 83 Still Lives Here Elena Lorena More - Pals Always Elizabeth ' s Great Year - L.M. 4 Liz - Vidales Family Gen. B. I. Ology says H+ is a gas! Gladys, Wish you the best - Sandra God Bless Us All. God Bless You, Irma Acevedo God Bless You, Li - Martha Pearson Go for it, Renee! Good Luck, Carmen S, from Big Sis, C.E. Good Luck, Class of ' 84 Good Luck, Class of ' 86 Good Luck, Class of ' 87 Good Luck, Class of ' 87 Good Luck Elizabeth Vasquez Good Luck, Frances ' 85 Good Luck in your Future from Patricio Bakery Good Luck Kristi Good Luck Liz and Sonio - I Good Luck M, - Soledod H. Good Luck, Mariello - Mom Dad Good Luck Rosolvo - Lucy Good Luck Seniors Good Luck, Shim - Love, Momo Good Luck Snappers of ' 84 Good Luck, Ehiby Vargas - Jorge L. Vargas Good Luck to my girls. Love, Mom Good Luck to Norma and Mirza Good Luck to the Class of ' 85 Good Luck Yolando - Poyo Happiness Always Kathleen Happiness is Frances ' 85 Hooper Market - 582-6607 Hop Along Kathleen! I love you, Josie - Jessie I love you, Laura F, - Ruben A. I love you Mom Dad - Irma A. I love you, Poydo I love Chris and Stephie, Maura I luv you, Luis Michel! 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Petra, Good Luck - Jose Urias Petra, Good Luck - tio Gabriel Petra, Good Luck - tio Joe Mucho Progreso Para el Future Rodney and Morna forever Partner Party Girls e -t -tf -t:(: -t|: -t|rxfr :;r-T;rT;rT; Ray Tiger Romelia A, Carmen E. - Best of Friends Ruben and Doris Walton Sally ' s Cleaners - 589-8917 School Is It T, Dolby, May you find your Europe Thanks Mom Dad - Carmen E. U.S.A.F, - Great Way of Life Viva Jacl son High Forever Vogue Seniors of ' 84 West Coast Brush Mfg, Co. We Love You Lulu, your tio C.G,, Good Luck in school Cdrmen, Dios te Bendiga. Sergio con Carmen por vida. Imitation HP is 1 Good luck to the Class of ' 84 Class of ' 85 Rules 4Ever BAKE BREAD - NOT PEOPLE!! All my sisters gave me for graduation was this lousy Ad: Good luck Kathy Vela Amway Products Carlos Vela, (213) 268-3013 3228 E 4th St., LA,, CA 90063 Cormier Chevrolet Company 2201 E, 223rd St., Long Bedch 714-830-5100 213-775-7235 Anno, I love you! Good luck in our future. With love, Martin A nuestra hija, Mariselo C. Que tengas suerte. Love, Papi y Mami. Enrique Atilono 1933 E 73rd St. 585-6426 Maira Avilo Freshman-Senior Or Busfi Best of Luck To you Renee Love, Teresa Richard Painter L.A., CA 90001 Best Wishes, Bertha In the year to come. Christobal Serrano Best wishes in your Junior year. Keep striving for excellence. Love, The McCrays Best wishes to Adnano Romero From us at La Mosmorkes Best wishes to Martha Moreno Good luck at SMH Class of ' 85 Bob 8 . Sam Printing 6824 Converse Ave 213-582-8598 Petro: Lucha por lo mejor, entregondote a estudiar te desea Maco and Raquel Melendez Boy ' s Burgers Quality Foods 1774 E, Florence Ave Col-Pacific Refrigeration Inc 7881 Seville Ave, Huntington Pork, CA 582-7225 Cal-Stote Steel 515 E, 88th Place Tel,: 750-4338 Cathy ' s Deli 10004 S. Central LA,, CA 567-1547 Charlie ' s Bakery 2510 Gage Ave , Huntington Park 582-7197 Class of ' 87 St, Matthias High School Monica Sanchez Compliments of Mr, Mrs. George E, Kimpo Delano, California Congratulations, Mor ielio! Wish you luck always Mike V 4 tpr x r -xp- x -xp- -xpr xp- XrJ Congratulations, Shim, Huntington Park, CA 90255 May God Bless you. F 8 . P Maintenance Service Grace and Beatrice Floor waxing-window washing Dario Photo Studio Tel.: 714-526-6778 6513 S. Atlantic Blvd., Bell 771-1575 Garidelle ' s Van 8(, Storage 7656 Melrose Ave., Hollywood Congratulations to the Class of ' 84 655-0555 Don ' t give up - Just Remember God loves you. Gone dinero en su tiempo libre. Part time jobs. More information: Congratulations to Renee B. Mrs. Islas 927-3512 Love oivi oys - Uncle Lav rence, Gabriel ' s Shoe Service Aunt Joyce and the Kids. 3231 Tweedy Blvd. Diana and Martha South Gate, CA - 563-2288 Best of Friends Forever ' 86 Good Luck To The Diana ' s Mexican Food Restaurant Class of ' 84 6035 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park 582-9222 582-9235 Good Luck Shimberly McKinney In Your Senior Year Judy Dominguez Your cousin Jessie Goldstein P.O. Box 847 583-3338 Good luck, Petra, in your Junior year and thanks for the wonderful memories. EARN FREE CRYSTAL 4-XMAS Juan Garcia - ' 85 Princess House Products Lorraine Riboni - 572-7424 Gina, Gabby and all fellow Def Leppardiacs Rock, rock till you drop and Rock of Ages Crovk n Car Wish Bert ' 84 10399 W. 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Anna Rodriguez Joanna Fashions 10521 Long Beach Blv, Lynwood, CA 563-0163 Ted Naranjo 10521 Long Beach Blvd. 563-0163 Jimmy ' s Nu-Way Salon 3004 W, Manchester Bl , Ing. 971-9165 JC Ranch Market 8431 State St., South Gate 566-3181 Irwin A, Arbams Business Counsel-Taxes Tel: 393-2711 I love you Maria - Hugo Rosa Garcia is my fnend Happy B-Day Bertha Rangel. I love Lucky ' s Low prices Guest Drug Store 2703 Florence Ave Tel 585-5253 Good luck to Margaret Keel from Danno, April. Aunt Dora and Uncle Dan Gracia por todo Mami y Daddy Los quiero mucho, Corma Gracias Mami y Pappi Por todo Luv, Pauly ' 85 La Aurora Market 2904 Tweedy Blvd 213-567-6519 La Praviana Pupuseria 2514 E Go ge. Huntington Park 587-0093 Little House Fabrics 587-3739 Lots of Luck Veronica Rendon ' 87 Love, Tina Rodriguez Latrice. 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Your big sis, Maria Ponce WE LOVE YOU FAY McDonald ' s ■ I® From the Managers and crew of McDonald ' s Juegos de Comedor - Solas - Recamaras - Mesas de Centre - Literos Pacific Diversified Financial Group, inc. Muebles De Occidente Furniture Fermin M. Palos Phione Bus. (213) 587-3940 Res. (213) 587-4083 7603 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Pork CA 90255 Rick Starr Vice President 805 W Duarte Road, Suite 103 h rcodio, CA 91006 (213) 446-8273 Mortgoge Loons - First and Second FHA VA Very low rote - Coll for quote Discount if thiis ad is mentioned - - - JT -x : yy Nancy, Te deseamos mucha suerte en todo lo que haces en tu vida Te felicitamos en tu graduacion. Papi, Mami, y tus hermanos ■V H V r- 3 We ' re Out To Stop the World f PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY 3366 E Imperial Hwy Lynwood. 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Determination comes from you; God has blessed you with many gifts and the knowledgement that was developed during your years at St, Matthias M.S. . . . Tomorrow you will be on the road of experience and, It ' s going to be a Sweet Sweet dream , . . Love, Jesse Guerro. Salesian Mustangs Mighty Class of 1984! - ; tfr xp- -xp- -xp- -xpr n T:f:r t]x xfT t t v ARCO SERVICE 7852 5tt8tt339 Iransimissi ii? iJUBii iBHaiiH 1 1 LUPES Auto Mechanic Specialist in American cars Fast Tune Up Jobs. Electrical Brakes Transmission, Towing Service Air Condition and Heaters ARCO 7852 California Ave Huntington Park Ca 90255 Best Wishes To Lisa IVIoreno In Her Senior Year And in tine Future IVlom a e - f- -t -tf -t -t -t -t:|: - -( Yolie. Es gran satisfaccion verte graduar este ano del ' 84, Te deseamos Buena suerte en el futuro. Dios te ampare siempre. Te quieren tus padres y hermanos Congratulations Renette, and good luck in your future. Love, Po-Po, Ma-Ma, Lawrence, and Earl To our Daughter. Diane, May you go through life with a positive attitude towards all things, and may your goals be reached with the help and grace of God. Love Always, Mom, Dad, sister, and brother ■ : e 3 t[ ± -t -t|:t-i: - -i -t NICK ALEXANDER IMPORTS 6000 PACIFIC BLVD. HUNT. PARK (213) 583-1901 Rosalva, May the treasure of life fulfill your dreams and wishes. Remember, we will always be there. Your Big Sisters, Maria C. and Maria F. Sergio y Carmen se quieren P.V. Good luck in your new school, C.G. Carmen, Dios te bendigo en el ' 83 Imitation H.P. is the very best C.G.L.L. 4 - tf -tfr - - r Tpr xp- Tpr :|r ifr T:f7 J ff.Q • Piano Bar {yVv a Bakery • Mexican BeslauranI m Naiiscos COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT PARTIES FOR UL OCCASIONS WEDDINGS • BAPTISMS • BIRTHOAVS • BANQUET ROOMS Contact Lenses Glasses Eye-Fashion ' s Optical 3021 SANTA MONICA BLVD. SANTA MONICA. CA 904-0-4 David Lee Phone 829-9839 AUTO PAINTING BRAKES TUNE-UPS AUTO UPHOLSTERY FRAME STRAIGHTENING Fremonf Body Shop 135 WEST FLORENCE, I. 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Jesse Guerrero Class of ' 84 Salesian Mustarigs ■ - 4 Pony, Pony, t hope you make it because you have what it takes Love, Grocee REMNANTS LATEST MATERIALS At Discount Prices ELVIAS FABRICS ' ' - ' Wl 6131 - A - PACIFIC Blvd. HUNTINGTON PARK. CA 902S0 RAFAEL a ELVIA MENDEZ alterations l213) 585--4eei CUSTOM MADE CLOTHES Coiby Printed for AJI Occasions • DANCES • POLITICAL • CONCERTS • ■ THEATRE • CARNIVALS CIRCUSES lOO ' k UNI0 4 SHOP I ill f ' iiiiyBBiii iii ' °T .. i - 1332 W 12th Place Los Angyiec. C 90 ' , DAMILLE METAL SUPPLY, INC. (213) 567 6001 Specialists in INDUSTRIAL SCRAP FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE DAVID MILLER President 2020 Randolph Street Huntington Park. CA 90255 Se Habia Espanol 588-6622 Hilda ' s WIG AND BEAUTY SALON 7005 Pacific Blvd Huntington Park. Co 90255 Complete Wig Beauty Service Also Men ' s Styling a B- - vr F - :| -t -tt -t - : Hija Querida, Te felicitamos en tu graduacion. Damos gracias a Dios y a la Virgen por tu primer sueno que has cumplido. Le pedimos a Dios que te quie en tu future, y que siempre te bendiga. Te deseamos lo mejor, Tus Padres, Fill, Alfonso, y tus Hermanos YOU ALL HAVE MADE MY YEARS AT MATTHIAS HIGH MEMORABLE ONES GOD BLESS YOU ALL! Love, Anabell I leave Matthias with the best education possible Thanks Mom and Dad. - 4- 4 qr ;r cfr t: t -- y yKy y yyy -:p Ramona, Many years have come and gone, now you have blossomed into a beautiful young lady. Remember to set your standards high, and you will reach your highest goals. We hope all your hopes, dreams, and wishes come true. God bless you We love you! Always, No-Na, Ta-Ta and family To Silvia Ma.: We remember, four years ago, you went into Saint Matthias High School as Freshman, and now ' ' We see you graduat- ing. We always told you Time flies! Enjoy things while you have them. You are our pride and joy. May God bless you. Congratulations! Follow your dreams; they ' ll come true ' We love you always Mom, Dad and your brother - ■ ' - - - F J y H S H H VH H VM . Cuqui, Te felicitamos y deseamos buena suerta en el future, le pedimos a Dios te bendiga y te ayude a realizar tus suenos, Mucho Gannos: MamI, Papi, Lillian, y Felito -o- ■ vp ::|r - r ipr -xp- pr Tipr -xfr -xp- xpr -x xp- Lorena, Te congratulamos, y deseandote buena suerte en el future, le pedimos a Dies que te bendiga y te ayude a que se realisen tus deseos. Tu mama y daddy. George Torres 234-4556 231-8548 Numero Uno Market Vegetables and produce Fresh meats - dairy products Cold beer 3301 S San Pedro St. Los Angeles, CA 90011 WaA 4?« C tot44 mM M MiiRKET ™ imimos PRECIOS... axima CALIDAD... Productos Latinos en General From: Mexico • Central and Sur America CARNE DE PRIMERA CALIDAD 4051 E. GAGE AVENUE • BELL, CALIFORNIA 90201 BOTICA CAMERON REXALL PHARMACY 7119 Seville Ave. Hunt. 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Mr. Andrade s Hair Designs Hair Styling For Men Women All Work In Our Shop Is Performed By Qualified. E.xperienced And Professional Operators Why Not Give Us A Try ' ; We ' ll Give You The Hair Styles Of Tomorrow At The Prices Of Yesterday 8665 STATE STREET South Gate 564-5794 • 566-9815 Men -Fri 1(1 am b pm Sat 9 am-6 pm • Sun 10 am 2 pm No appointment necessary Mike, Now you know who I am. You know my name is Sandy and you call me your 1 fan. Thank you for noticing me and for being my friend. You know I ' ll always love you, so take care! You 1 fan always, Sandy O. La Victoria Market Productors Latinos en general Cornes frescas diariamente Hermo Regueiro 8138 State Street South Gate. CA 90280 Phone 564-6217 e t :;r ;rTFrT:fr ;rxfrxFr |rT[rTfrxFr ; i| HABLAMOS ESPANOL DR. MARIO I. ARROYO CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC A Comprehensive Chiropractic Health Center 3480 Live Oak. Huntington Park, Ca. 9025Fi iCcner Live OjK jnd C li(ornij) Phone:582-5159 Auto Accidents VE SPE ! ' ' ZE ' -• ' ■ • Spinal Disorders • Nutritional Guiuance Sports ln)uries |h e Nerves ana Mu ' scles X-Ray and Homplete Physical Therapy Center Available Dear Mom, Dad and Julio. I love you with all my heart. Mom, for the kisses you give me and for the long conversations we share. Dad, for all the bear hugs, Julio, for making my parents proud of you. These are just some of the reasons why I say I love you from the bottom of my heart. Your ddughter and sister, Virginia Gallo Good Luck Kathy From Ignacio R, Miller 801 P.C.H., Suite C. Lomita, CA 90717 539-3571 539-2211 Max ' s Driving School We rent cars for your driving test 40 years same location Dual control cars Insured and patient instructors Opposite of the LA. D.M.V. Hablamos Espanol 747-2132 264-5865 321 West 35th Street Los Angeles, CA 90007 X -- TOYVILLE GREAT TOY VALUES!!! FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS FOR NEARLY 30 YEARS HOBBIES • DOLLS % RIDE TOYS • SPORT BALLS ELECTRONIC VIDEO , s 6AMES OREETINO CARDS AND MUCH. 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HENVILLE TeL (213) 567-2341 MG PANTS 5530 Bandera Street Los Angeles, Co, 90058 Mon, Thru Sat 8 to 5 583-8019 583-0052 OWNER MIKE GOMEZ MANAGER MARIO GOMEZ £ -o Tpr :pr ■x r -x t xp- q p y-o- y- y- .i -X - V vy vfy v|y v v| v Thank You St Matthias for the 6 Diplomas and the one coming in ■85 The Brunasso Sisters Tina - ' 64 Anne - 74 Theresa - 75 Cathy - 77 Mary - 78 Barbara - 79 Rosemarie - ' 85 1 ■4057 E. Gaoe Ave. beul ca ao20i BtAlTOO PEDRO ERRO CARMEN GLARIA JESUS GLARIA MARINA MARTIN 773-2064 Residencial Commercial and Income properties cunrtn. ' - ' -r-v vp vj,. v|y v|y v v v|y v :|:: :p- T:pr -xfr PYUTTHRYn I RESTAURANT I Open 11-8 Closed Sunday 6131 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park Co. 90255 (213) 588-9582 Lety ' 84 congratulations! I wish you the best of luck in the future. And remember I ' ll always be here if you need me. Luv Yo Your ill ' sis. Norma ' 86 Lupe Marquez is my best friend. From Mario Ortega May God Bless both of us. ' ■ - : p- Xfr Tpr xfr T :f xf vy v v y v y Dear Tracy, God has blessed you with many gifts. Please acknowledge and use them. All our love best wishes Your Family. Make a move across the Rubicon. Futures knockin ' at our door. Take your time. And choose the road you want. Opportunity is yours. Journey e o- y- ' - T :pr xpr xpr -x Two years have passed Since we ' ve crossed roads. And both of us hove grown. We had each others company. When we felt all alone. But memories of my big sister Will remain in my heart. It ' s time for you to graduate, And so for now we part. Love, your lil ' sis Alma Tavarez Congratulations Martha, we are happy to see you graduate. Keep follov ing the path of your dreams, and one day they will become reality. Good Luck. We love you. Mom and Dad £ -B- }: Live for today. Dream of tomorrow, Hope for the future. Babe, I wish you all the happiness in the world and may I always be there to share it with you. Love you, Tony. Fay, there are many things to achieve in life; go for it with enthusiasm to succeed. Wishing you all the best to come. Congratulations on your success out of high school. Your big sister, Darlene -o - : vf -tp- -xp- - -t:fr Tpr xi Tfr pr Tpr Tpr Tfr ifr - -t| SHOLI ROTBLAH, D.D.S., Inc. A Professional Corporation General Dentistry (213)582-8463 Hours By Appointment 7601 Seville Avenue Huntington Park, CA 90255 Huntington Park Body Shop Gil Valadez Owner 3003 East Gage Ave. HUNTir JGTON PARK. CA 90255 PHONE (213) 562-0920 OR 582-0929 MECHANIC TWCQA PHONE 581-9195 ■wUImSA 581-2913 TOWING 581-9194 r -w - - , , 588-7721 SERVICE HUSO ® Auto Repairs - All Types Heriberto Mesa (CUSO) 2302 Randolph StrMi, HunHnglon Parit, California 90255 MILFLORES FLOWER SHOP Marie M. Coker 4028 EAST SLAUSON AVENUE MAYWOOD, CALIF. 90270 Telephone 560-3137 Foreing Domestic Phone 587-0755 rY (E TK L AITO SERVICE TUNE UP • BRAKE • LUBE GENERAL REPAIR • FDREING DDIvlESTIC Sf oie o k cdii iie 3646 E. 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