Bosco Tech 2017-2018 Annual Report

2017 - 2018

ANNUAL REPORT

From the Chairman Dear friends and fellow supporters of Bosco Tech, With so many positive things happening on campus and so many accomplishments being made by our students, we knew that now was the time to issue an annual report. What better way to highlight achievement and thank those who made it all possible?

Such positive strides never happen in a vacuum. We are very grateful to each of you who has contributed in some way to the success of our students. We, and they, fully appreciate that it is only because of your support that Bosco Tech continues to provide the nurturing environment in which these young men thrive.

As most of you know, our Salesian educational philosophy is established on four abiding pillars. We are and always have been a nurturing environment that serves as · home--a place that is welcoming and makes each one feel they belong · school--what can be learned here and what valuable lessons are imparted · church—the constant integration of prayer, inspiration, faith, service in all we do · playground—that which makes this place fun, interesting and engaging This time-honored and effective educational precept is still effective and impactful to young lives today. And it continues to direct Bosco Tech’s mission and drive all that we do.

While teaching styles and approaches may vary, the many faces of the Tech reflect the same love of young people and the same desire to uphold timeless constructs that have been proven to positively impact lives.

The Board of Trustees, along with our dedicated faculty and staff, is committed to ensuring the school’s long-term growth and sustainability because we wholeheartedly believe in the value of a Salesian education and its effectiveness, as is evident both on the Tech campus every day and in the lives of our many alumni.

As you read about a year well spent, you will see how our fine young men are being prepared and how the support of our generous benefactors is vital in making it all possible.

With gratitude and in the spirit of St. John Bosco, William Marticorena (ME ‘70) Chairman, Board of Trustees Head of School

From the Vice President It was September, 1978, and as I stepped onto the campus, I knew that things were going to be different. Now in high school, I began to understand why my older cousins liked this place so much, why they felt at home and why they talked about it when our families would get together...

Forward a few years and I am again at my alma mater. This time, I am charged with helping maintain that environment that engages students and keeps them challenged. On behalf of our teachers and staff, let me say that we are very proud of Bosco Tech and the young people whose lives have been enriched over the past 63 years. Not content to rest on what has been accomplished in our storied history, we are continually seeking new ways to better prepare young men to reach their educational and professional goals while developing the whole person—the person of integrity who is a responsible contributor to his community and who, being mindful of his many blessings, cultivates a servant’s heart in helping others.

Over the course of Bosco Tech’s history, a “roadmap” has been developed to ensure our graduates are more than prepared for the ever-changing world they will face. We’ve set before ourselves ambitious goals and continue to make significant progress toward achieving them--goals like becoming the premier engineering and applied science high school in California. Our roadmap is reviewed regularly to ensure progress, confirm relevance of targets, and guarantee that new challenges are continually identified and addressed as we work toward making Bosco Tech the school of choice for young men residing in Southern California.

Not surprisingly, such goals require carefully planned technology and equipment updating and structural renovation and expansion—this is vital to our ability to prepare students for the demands they will face down the road.

And, while cultivating an environment conducive to a 21st century education, we uphold the longstanding objective that no student who desires a Salesian education is turned away for financial reasons. The onus of this responsibility means that we continually seek funding sources and charitable support to carry out the mission of St. John Bosco. The power of our organization comes from the many dedicated and generous people—faculty, administrators, parents, students, volunteers, and loyal donors--who share our goals, support our efforts, and live out our mission every day.

We ask that you continue to prayerfully help us uphold this work and support the Tech in any way you can. Be assured that it is because of caring individuals and organizations that our long history is one of success and our future is one to look forward to.

May God bless you!

St. John Bosco, pray for us, Memo Gutierrez (AU ’83)

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A Bosco Tech graduate is…

Spiritually Aware 4

A Bosco Tech graduate shows knowledge of the Scriptures, doctrines, and practices of the Catholic Church, with an understanding of the role that prayer plays in a life of faith. He is able to make moral decisions based on a well-formed conscience and is committed to the service of others in the Salesian spirit of loving kindness.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

William M. Marticorena (ME ’70)

MEMBERS

Ignacio Corrales (DR ’67) Chairman Herman Chan (ME ’84) Martin Hairston (ME ’86) Manuel L. Franco (PH ’71) Chairman-elect Arnold M. Alvarez-Glasman (DR ’72) Javier F. Jimenez (EL ’90) Guillermo Gutierrez (AU ’83) Secretary/Treasurer Suzanne Q. Harrell

Xavier Jimenez John Krakowski (DR ’72) Jeffrey Krynen (BT ’81) Shannon McConnell Rev. Ted Montemayor, SDB Msgr. John Moretta Rev. Jim Nieblas, SDB

Most Reverend David G. O’Connell Jose Rios (AU ’88) Rich Ronan Rev. Steven Way, SDB

A Bosco Tech graduate is…

Academically Prepared

A Bosco Tech graduate is equipped to succeed in a four-year college program. He has acquired the skills and knowledge of a rigorous college-preparatory curriculum; is able to research, analyze, evaluate and connect information; and has developed effective strategies that facilitate life-long learning.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD

Marc Meehan (CS ‘08)

President

Martin Hairston (ME ‘86)

Jose Rios (AU ‘88) Herman Chan (ME ’84) Vice President

Jonathan De La Torre (CT ‘10) Secretary

Treasurer

MEMBERS

Vince Barraza (DR ‘83) Ignacio Corrales (DR ‘67) Past President Manuel Franco (PH ‘71) Br. John Rasor, SDB, (ME ’62) Michael Franco (PT ‘98) Spiritual Advisor Don Gibbs (DR ‘69) Viki Battaglia Director of Alumni Relations

Mark Lopez (MT ’83) Algis Marciuska (BT ‘82) David Quezada (DR ‘83) Roberto Sanchez (MT ‘99) Valentin Sosa (EL ‘88)

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A Bosco Tech graduate is‌ 6

Technologically Distinguished

A Bosco Tech graduate is well prepared to enter a college program in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics. He thinks critically and responds creatively in applying science and technology to solve problems and develop new ideas.

PARENTS’ COUNCIL Executive Committee Josephina Lira President Laura Jurado Vice-President Pola Florez Recording Secretary

Members Guadalupe Franco Treasurer

Cathy Rivera

Parent Council Liaison

Ana Engquist Monica Loya Stephanie May Gallardo Shannon McConnell Mike Minter Maria Del Pilar Rojas

Gloria Perez Sandoval Andrea Shahin Deadra Toribio Norma Torres David Valdivia Mel Valencia

Alumni Parents Norma Camero Norma Robles

Four Pillars of Salesian Education at Work in 2017-2018

“Without confidence and love, there can be no true education. If you want to be loved…you must love yourselves, and make your children feel that you love them.”

– St. John Bosco

For each student, the Bosco Tech community strives to be a nurturing environment that serves as

a home a school a church a playground Students thrive in a learning atmosphere where they feel accepted and loved while being challenged to become wellrounded, responsible individuals responding to God’s call in each of their lives.

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Home 80+ alumni formed a reception line during graduation to welcome each new graduate

The class of 2021 was presented with their official Bosco Tech ties at a celebratory Mass.

Japanese language students practiced their skills while welcoming their counterparts from two high schools in Japan.

In the presence of alumni veterans, the iconic flagpole was dedicated to those who have served in our armed forces.

Alumni were out in full force for Engineers Day hosting break-out informational sessions covering career pathways and college studies.

Understanding the value of parent perspective and input, the Board of Trustees welcomed Parent Council Member Shannon McConnell to the leadership roster.

Very special guests were honored at the Black & Gold Gala, alumnus Lieutenant General (Retired) John E. Rhodes (MA ’62); the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, employer of many Tech alumni; long-time faculty members Paul Stroup and Brother John Rasor, SDB (ME ’62); and Bosco Tech trustee Monsignor John Moretta,

Once again, our graduating class had a 100% four-year college acceptance rate.

Graduating senior Herson Cruz was named a Harvard Prize Book Winner.

Tech students were invited into the National Hispanic Recognition Program after impressively scoring in the PSAT/NMSQT’s top 2.5%.

Approximately 70% of the student body made the honor roll in Fall and Spring semesters for their excellent academic performance.

Average cumulative grade point average for the academic year was 3.261.

School History instructor Erick Williams was selected by the College Board to serve as an Advanced Placement exam reader.

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has hired more alumni from Bosco Tech than from any other high school in the country.

More than 25 interns spent the summer working at STEM-based companies throughout the Los Angeles area at places like The Boeing Company and KCS West.

In keeping with Bosco Tech’s history of inclusive and successful AP classes, the number of students taking AP exams has increased by 22% in the past four years. In 2018, 62% of our juniors and seniors— the only classes who take AP classes at the Tech—took at least one AP exam, and earned a pass rate of 72%, compared to a global pass rate of 61.3%.

Several Tech students were invited to present their science projects at the Los Angeles County Office of Education’s Science & Engineering Fair.

Church In a philanthropic drive directed completely by students, the campus community raised $2,500 for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

Lead by a graduating senior, the Tech community filled 876 shoeboxes for the the Samaritan’s Purse Operation Christmas Child international drive

Lead by Bishop David G. O’Connell, a Tech trustee, the Tech family dedicated to the Lord new technology labs, and the good work students will accomplish in them.

Bosco Tech’s international students, along with the school’s Bingo program patrons, obtained and delivered specially-asked-for toys to every student at a local elementary school in a largely underserved area.

Two members of the Tech community, senior Grayson Wade and Assistant Principal Jeff Krynen, were honored at the Los Angeles Archdiocese Christian Service Awards Mass.

Tech alumnus and current parent Eric Tscharanyan was awarded the 2017 Veterans Service Award for the California 22nd Senate District. Eric was recognized by Senator Ed Hernandez, O.D. for his valor and service to his country and community.

The Tech community celebrated Brother Bruno De Pretto’s seventieth anniversary as a Salesian. Brother Bruno has been at the Tech since the 1970s.

Graduating senior Grayson Wade was one of only four campus leaders nationwide to participate in a Samaritan’s Purse: Operation Christmas Child Student Vision Trip in the Philippines.

The class of ‘18 completed Christian Service hours far beyond the 100 required; several completed more than 600 and one served 1,812, hours in leadership roles in the Big Brother program, liturgy and retreat planning, and character assemblies, in addition to his work in the surrounding community.

Twelve band members were named to the 2018 CSULA High School Honor Band, seven attended the California Leadership Academy, four completed the System Blue Leadership Camp and drum major and National Merit Scholar Daniel Hosseini was awarded a spot in the 2018 Pasadena City College Honor Band, the official Tournament of Roses marching band.

Instructors and parent chaperones took interested students on international trips to Japan and Eastern Europe, introducing the students firsthand to culture, art, and history.

Graduating senior Roman Hernandez was unanimously voted First Team All South Catholic League and South Catholic League Defensive Player of the Year, determined by league coaches. He also was selected as a member of All CIF Southern Section team.

The Tech’s wind ensemble won the Silver award in the 2018 WorldStrides Heritage Festival in Chicago.

Playground The FRC Robotics team qualified to compete in the quarter finals in the Ventura Regional robotics competition.

Tech team member Aaron Sarmiento was selected to sing the national anthem at the start of the competition.

A long-standing tradition, the Salesian Spirit Games, had students again competing with their technology in sports activities simultaneously across the campus following the Feast of the Immaculate Conception celebratory Mass. MSET took home the first place trophy. ACE won first place for overall spirit.

The e-NABLE Club was formed by students to create prosthetic limbs via 3D rapid prototype printing.

2017- 2018 Revenues and Expenses

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Where the Money Comes From Tuition and Fees 75%

Gifts, Grants & Others 20%

Investment Income 3% Booster Revenue 2%

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Where the Money Goes Programs 71%

Management & General 23% Development 6%

2017 - 2018 Honor Roll of Donors $200,000 and above Dan Murphy Foundation

$50,000 ‑ $199,999

Honor Roll of Donors

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Don Bosco Technical Institute celebrates alumni, parents, friends, foundations and corporations for their generous support in the 2017-2018 fiscal year. Their financial gifts and gifts-in-kind are crucial to the ongoing success of the school and we are thankful for their partnership and for the difference they make in the lives of deserving students every day. This annual report listing recognizes those who contributed to Don Bosco Technical Institute between January 1, 2017, and July 31, 2018. Every effort has been made to ensure that the list is complete and accurate. If errors or omissions do occur, please accept our apologies and call Viki Battaglia in the Development Office at (626) 940-2070 to report corrections.

We appreciate your support.

Thank you!

Bill Hannon Foundation Edward A. Gavaldon Trust Lopker Family Foundation Michael J. Connell Foundation The Ahmanson Foundation The Cranston Famliy Trust/ Philip Rinaldi Charitable Trust

$25,000 ‑ $49,999 Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Steve Toner Edison International Company George H. Mayr Foundation Q Hi‑Rel Laboratories, Inc. The Green Foundation The Rose Hills Foundation

$10,000 ‑ $24,999 Anonymous Alvarez‑Glasman & Colvin Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation Q Mr. and Ms. Thomas W. Barry Q Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Doble Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Reyes Q Reyes Construction, Inc.

$5,000 ‑ $9,999 Evalyn M. Bauer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Canchola Q The Casey Foundation Catholic Education Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hansen Harrell & Company Advisors, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Amiel M. Hattar Ms. Helen Hattar Ms. Mai M. Hattar The Japan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McCarthy Q Mr. and Mrs. Alberto M. Pimentel, Sr. Q SkillsUSA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Zwart Q

$2,500 ‑ $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alcantara ASM International ‑ Los Angeles Chapter

Mr. John E. Bel Q Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Canchola, III cBASE Solutions Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio F. Corrales Q Mr. and Mrs. William M. Close Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cronin Mr. Sair Del Toro The Fluor Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Godinez, Sr. Dr. Khalid M. Hattar Q Interior Removal Specialists, Inc. Mr. Ricardo K. Komai Ph.D. Q Mr. and Mrs. John T. Krakowski Q Msgr. John Moretta PLRC - Permits & Licenses Resource Center, LLC Reverend David G. O’Connell Resurrection Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Rios Q Rutan & Tucker, LLP Salesian Province Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Smyth Mr. Eric M. Tom Blanche M. Walsh Charitable Trust

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$1,000 ‑ $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Hector Alatorre American Endowment Foundation American Red Cross Ms. Grace R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Andre Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Araujo Mr. Robert F. Arth Q ASNT Education Committee, Greater Los Angeles Section Mr. and Mrs. Luis G. Avila Q Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Barraza Q Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bayerque, Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Birgen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bleak Q Mr. Daniel B. Buker Q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burschinger Canzano Catholic Charities Capital Investment Advisors Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Cashia Q Mr. and Mrs. Herman Chan Q County of Los Angeles Mr. Luis J. Cuevas Q Mr. and Mrs. Sumeth Darakananda Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Diaz Q

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Domino Q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. Ealba Q Employee Contributions‑ES&M Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fahy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Flores The Fluor Foundation Mr. Maximo Gallegos, Jr. Q Gap Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gergen Q Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gibbs Q Drs. Raymond and Liva Gritton Mrs. Joan M. Hadley Mr. Steven R. Hadley Q Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Hairston Q Mr. and Mrs. John P. Harrigan Q Harris Foundation Professor and Mrs. Michael M. Hattar Ms. Muna M. Hattar‑Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. Kendall R. Henry Mr. Steven A. Hernandez Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hohne J&M Concrete Contractors Jet Propulsion Lab Mr. and Mrs. Branden Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Y. Komai Mr. Peter P. Lastowski Q Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lillig Q Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lopez Q Ms. Raquel Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Sergio C. Lopez Q Mrs. Maimu M. Lucero Ms. Lucik Manoukian Mr. and Mrs. Algis J. Marciuska Q Mr. and Mrs. John S. Masterman Q Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. McGrane Q Mrs. Diane Moshenrose Mr. and Mrs. Victor V. Moy Our Lady of Perpetual Help Elementary School Parents’ Council Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Perez Q Pomes Enterprises Mr. Michael A. Pomes Q Mr. David T. Quezada Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Reifer Q Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Renezeder Q Lieutenant General and Mrs. John E. Rhodes University of the West Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Uphus Q Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. O’Reilly Q

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Mr. and Mrs. Valentin Usle Vanguard Charitable Verizon Foundation Walt Disney Company Foundation Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Mr. and Mrs. Hua Yan

$500 ‑ $999 Aetna Foundation, Incorporated Mr. Bill Allen Mr. Arnold M. Alvarez-Glasman Q Mr. Manuel Andrade Mr. Earl Y. Arakaki Athens/Republic Services Mr. Edwin W. Baires Q Bank of the West Mr. and Mrs. John N. Battaglia Q Mr. and Mrs. Randolph R. Blackwood Q Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Castillo, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cuccaro Q Mr. Jim A. Curiel Q Mr. Jonathan De La Torre Q St. Marianne De Paredes Elementary School Mr. Steven M. Delgado Mr. Stephen F. Drake Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Elizondo Q EP Wealth Advisors Mrs. and Mr. Nohemi G. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Franco Q Mr. and Mrs. Vincente Gallardo Mr. Jaime Galvan Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Gibbs Q Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Greene Mr. Robert L. Gurrola Q Mr. Carlos Gutierrez Q Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo “Memo” Gutierrez Q Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hanson Q Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hesse Q International Education Center J & M Concrete Mr. Garo Jekmeian Mr. Javier Jimenez Q The Joint Chiropractic ‑ Rosemead Mr. Alejandro T. Komai Q LED Sniper Inc. Mr. Daniel Lepe Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Lillig Q Mr. Stephen C. Lipira Dr. Jorge R. Lopez. MD Q Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lovi Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Maldonado Q

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Mansur Q Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Martinez Mr. Michael S. Matsumoto Q Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. McGrane Q Mrs. Jean M. Mc Hatton Mr. Donald C. Merten Q Ms. Karen Metcalfe Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Mireles Q Model Engine Company of America Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Moran Q Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Mostero Mr. Michael E. Murray Q Northrup Grumman Foundation-Echo Charity Organization Ob jects Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Padilla Q Pasadena Tournament of Roses Mr. James F. Perkins Q Mr. Manuel Plantillas Mr. Armando Reynoso and Mrs. Guadalupe M. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Ronney Mr. Robert Saldana and Mrs. Beatrice Soto Mrs. Patricia Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Schade Q Skye Rentals Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Sousamian St. Thomas More School Schools First Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Stadler Q Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Swirbul, III Q T. I. L. S., Inc. dba Glenoaks Adult Day Health Care Center T.H.G./Integra Golf Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tom Top All, Inc. UPS Store Mr. Lawrence F. Valenzuela Q Mr. William E. Vasquez Q Mr. Manuel Villarreal Mr. and Mrs. Korton Waddell Mr. and Honorable William M. Wardlaw Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wai M. Wong Q Your Cause, LLC Trustee for New York Life Mr. Donald S. Yurak

$250 ‑ $499 Abbott Laboratories Mr. Christopher J. Alvarez Q Captain Albert Angel Q Architecture for Education Mr. Phillip A. Bagues Q Mr. Angel Gregory Benitez, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Angel Benitez‑Hernandez, Sr. Boeing Company Mr. and Ms. Tony R. Bueras Q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Calabretta Mr. and Mrs. Ruben L. Carrera Mr. Joseph B. Caspary Q Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cassara Q Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel A. Chavez Mr. Eric C. Chu Q Crystal & Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Currie Q Ms. and Mr. Xue Ling Dai Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Delson Q Mr. and Mrs. John W. Denning, Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Devaney Q Mrs. Catherine G. D. Diaz Mr. Paul Diaz Diversified Management Group, Inc. Mr. John A. Escalante Q Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Fidone Q Ms. Mary K. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Flynn Mr. Michael Franco Q Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. Frazier, IV Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Garcia Ms. Patty Garibay Mr. and Mrs. David Giandomenico Q Caron Griffith Mrs. Suzanne Q. Harrell Mr. Raymond J. Herriman Q Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Iskenderian Q Mr. Xavier E. Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Jurado Q Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kelly Q Mr. and Mrs. Gary Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Krynen Q Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kok Hong Kun La Costa Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Lazar Q Mr. Michael Lehman Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Leon Q Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Longoria Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Manuel C. Lopez Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. D. Madden Q Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Magolske Q Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. McCarthy, II Q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McLaughlin Q Ms. Patricia A. Medel Mr. and Mrs. Arnulfo Medrano Mr. Marc T. Meehan Q Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Mendez Q Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Miranda Q Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murillo Q New York Life Insurance

Mr. Raymond R. Ochoa Q Panda Restaurant Group, Inc. Mr. Marco Gregorio Pascua Q Mr. and Mrs. Raul M. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Perry Q Mr. Justin D. Ramirez Q Mr. Sandor Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Rios, Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Manuel A. Robledo Q Mr. Adrian Robles Mr. and Ms. Frank J. Rodriguez Q Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Sandoval Schools First Federal Credit Union The Shops at Montebello Mrs. Anne Sigoloff Silicon Laboratories, Inc. Mr. Steve Slater Mr. Valentin Z. Sosa Q Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Swistock Q Mr. Nobuyuki Takano Q Mr. Duane E. Teevans Q Mr. Larry M. Trejo Q United Way of Greater Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. David Valdivia Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe Veneziano Q Mr. and Mrs. James P. Verti Q Mr. Michael J. Vicioso Q Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Villalobos Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Villalovos Q Mr. and Ms. Edward Wade Mr. and Mrs. James Zagorski Mr. and Mrs. Yan Zhao

$100 ‑ $249 Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Acosta Q Ms. Rachel Adams Mr. Anthony M. Aleta Q Mr. James L. Alpago Q Mr. and Mrs. Valentino Alvero Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ammann, Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Marcial A. Anaya Q Angel’s Auto Repair, Inc. Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Arenas Developments, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Armando Arenas Tom and Janice Atha Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Arroyo Q Mr. and Mrs. Jason Asch Bank of America Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barney L. Barajas, Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Osvaldo S. Barron Q Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bauman Q Mr. and Mrs. Peri Bengzon Q designates alumni donors.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the list is complete and accurate. If errors or omissions do occur, please accept our apologies and call Viki Battaglia in the Development Office at (626) 940-2070 to report corrections.

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Mr. Vincent C. Boles Q Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Boubion Q Mr. Haig Boyadjian Ms. Mary A. Brooks Mr. Aaron P.Calderon Mr. Carlos M. Carbajal Q Mr. Daniel L. Ceballos Q Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Ceniseroz Q Mr. Daniel J. Chavez Q Mr. Jose Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Christian Q Mr. Brendan E. Chua Q Citizens Business Bank Mrs. Rebecca Conaty Mr. James R. Corralejo Q Mr. Mark G. Covarrubias Q Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Cruz Q Mr. and Mrs. Silviano Cruz Mrs. Odette Cuccaro Mr. Rens P. De Bruijn Mr. Daniel De La Rosa Q Ms. Valeria De Luna Mr. and Mrs. Jeff L. Decurtins Q Ms. Anne F. Dennis Mr. Josette T. Descalzo Q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn Mr. and Mrs. John R. Engman Mr. John A. Escalante Q Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Espinoza Q Mr. Jose M. Esquivel Q Exhaust Emission Reduction Specialists Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Ezcurra Q Mr. Edward C. Farias Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Felder Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Fiore Q Mr. Joseph R. Fischetti Q Ms. Pola Florez Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Franco Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Franco Q Mr. Mark O. Franco Q Mr. Harold I. Fregoso Q Friar Tux Shop Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio Galaviz Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Gale Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Garcia Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Garlepp Q Mr. Carlos A. Gonzalez Q Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Grimaldi Q Mr. and Mrs. Darin R. Gruber Mr. Michael A. Gurrola Q Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hall Q Mr. Richard D. Harkey Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Harrleson

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Hassler Q Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Hennessee Q Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Hoecker Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hoferer Q Mr. and Mrs. Viken Hovsepian Ms. Bertha Huerta Mr. and Mrs. James B. Iaconis Dr. and Mrs. David V. Inouye Mr. Alexander Jimenez Q Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones Q K&B Rivera Liquid Logistics, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Karam Q Mr. Timothy R. Keenan Q Ms. Teresa Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Keys Q Mrs. Michelle Kolev The Kroger Company (Ralph’s and Food 4 Less purchases) Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Kumpis Q Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Lampe Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Lara Q Mr. Joseph Lee Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lesiczka Q Dr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Liming Ph.D. Q Mr. John Loh Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lopez Ms. Susie Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Lugo Q Mrs. Sandra Lynn Mr. Marco A. Macias, Jr. Q Mr. Jeffrey W. Madden Q Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Maldonado Mr. Joseph A. Manriquez Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. William M. Marticorena Q Ms. Mina Martinez Ms. Karen F. Mayeda Mr. John B. Mazzarini Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Scott McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Medaglia Mr. and Mrs. Jim M. Mendez Q Mr. and Mrs. Edward Medina Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Miller Mr. Byron Minerd Mr. Luis R. Mireles Q Mr. Sergio Mireles Mr. Peter Mojica Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Montero Mrs. Gema M. Morales‑Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Morguitia Mr. and Mrs. Chet L. Morris Q Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Moy Q Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Mullaly Q Mutual of America Mr. Giuseppe H. Napoli Q Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. Natividad Q

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Nava Q Nutrishop Mr. Giuseppe Occhino Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Olivas, Jr. Pace Development Company Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Pace Mr. and Mrs. James R. Padilla Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pahl Q Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Perez Mr. Alberto Pimentel Jr. Mr. David E. Pimentel Q Dr. and Mrs. Salvador F. Pimentel D.D.S. Q Mr. Bernard W. Pipkin Mr. Carlos Plantillas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Polanco Q Mr. Andrew J. Ponzi Q Mrs. Barbara J. Quinn Brother John M. Rasor SDB Q Mr. and Mrs. John Reina Mr. and Mrs. Teodoro Robledo Mr. and Mrs. George D. Rodriguez Q Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rodriguez Q Mr. and Mrs. Omar Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Javier A. Romo Q Mr. Edward Rosales Q Rose Hills Memorial Park and Mortunary Ms. Maria Luisa Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Salcedo Mr. and Mrs. Khorin Salmassian Ms. Elizabeth Sanchez Ms. Julie Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sanchez Jr. Q Mr. Arturo A. Sandoval Reverend Parker Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Sarmiento Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore P. Scarantino Q Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Schmahl Q Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Sele Q Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sievers Q Sikand Engineering Associates Silicon Valley Community Foundation Mrs. Rary Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Simpson Q Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Solis Q Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. James T. Stepanovich Q Mr. Mark C. Stroup Mr. and Mrs. Mark Y. Sugiyama Q Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Sullivan Q Mr. and Mrs. John M. Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Francois R. Thiriez Mrs. and Mr. Martha G. Tolles Mr. and Mrs. Elias B. Torres Jr. Q

Mr. and Mrs. James Trejo, Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Tscharanyan Q Mr. Kenneth J. Uhas United Technologies Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Renteria Q Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto M. Vasquez Q Ms. Lucia C. Vasquez Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Vessely Q Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Villasenor Q Mr. and Mrs. Marco O. Villasenor, Sr. Q Mr. and Mrs. J. Armando Villegas, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wagner Mr. Lawrence C. Wang Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Whelan Q Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yslas Mr. Earl R. Zavala Mr. Fred G. Zepeda Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zettlemoyer

$1 - $99 Mrs. Bertha Acevedo and Mr. Alejandro Cabrera Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acuna Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Almanza Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Alvarez AmazonSmile Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig F. Anna Q Mr. Jack Y. Aoki Mr. Noel A. Arias Q AT&T ERate Office Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo L. Audelo Q Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Belhumeur The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bonnet Q Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Brugger Q Chipotle Mexican Grill Mrs. Marvine M. Cirar Ms. Kathleen Cohen Mr. Merced R. Contreras Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Cook Q Mr. Hersonamoreti Cruz Leines Q Mr. Paul Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Ernst Q Mr. David Esparza Mr. Roger E. Fager Q Mr. and Mrs. Stephan P. Gabriel Q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gagliardi Q Mr. Alejandro D. Galvan Q Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Gaytan Q Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Gomez Mrs. Rosa M. Gomez Mr. Louie A. Gonzalez Q Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Guidry Q Q designates alumni donors.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the list is complete and accurate. If errors or omissions do occur, please accept our apologies and call Viki Battaglia in the Development Office at (626) 940-2070 to report corrections.

Deacon and Mrs. Felipe Guzman Mr. Gunther J. Hansele Q Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Hanson Q Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo A. Herrera Jr. Q Hillyard Floor Care Supply Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holguin Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. In Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Jimenez Q Dr. and Mrs. William L. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Casimir C. Klimasauskas Q The Kula Foundation Mr. Kevin L. La Q Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Ladd Q Mr. David S. Lancon Q Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Le Blanc †Mr. Jonathan Alexander L. Lerma Q Mr. David E. Libert, Ph.D. Q Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Lomeli Fred, Ann Marie Lonsdale and Phillip Lonsdale Mr. Dennis Marciuska Ms. Rosalind Marquez Mr. Victor A. Mata Q Mr. Brian K. Mitchell Mr. Jesse J. Montanez Q Mr. Gaurav Nagalia Ms. Darlene T. Nichols Mr. Salvador Nunez Mr. and Mrs. Armando J. Olvera Jr. Q Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Ortiz Q Mr. Raymond M. Ortiz Q Mr. and Mrs. Tjalling T. Owen Q Park City Garden Club Payne Family Trust Agreement Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Peron Q Mr. David R. Plut Q Mr. Carlos A. Posada Q Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Prezioso Mr. and Mrs. Hoshi Printer Mr. Brian M. Queen Q Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Ramirez Raytheon Company Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Recinos Mr. John W. Reed Q Mr. Michael J. Rivas Q Mr. and Mrs. Javier Rivera Mr. Joshua J. Rivera Q

Mr. Fabrizio X. Robles Ms. Yensenia Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ronan Mrs. Mary Rovarino Mrs. Ritsuko Rowe Mr. Eli V. Saenz Mr. and Mrs. Roy Saenz Mr. Randy Salinas Mrs. Marlene B. Samaniego San Gabriel Police Officers Association Mr. Bryan Schweickert Mr. George Seitz Ms. Patricia Serio Mr. and Mrs. Marwan K. Shawky Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan K. Silvas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Mr. James P. Smith Q Mr. Robert Strother Mr. Paul V. Stroup Mr. and Mrs. Toshitada Sugiyama Mr. Tim J. Tenopir Q Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Thompson Q Mr. and Mrs. Hung Tran Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Van Thyne Q Mr. Robert R. Wachtler Mr. and Mrs. Werner A. Wack Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wall

Q designates alumni donors.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the list is complete and accurate. If errors or omissions do occur, please accept our apologies and call Viki Battaglia in the Development Office at (626) 940-2070 to report corrections.

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Gifts made in honor of...

Mr. John E. Bel In Honor of Bob Currie ‘64 and Ed Meathe ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio F. Corrales, DR ‘67 In Honor of Bosco Tech faculty and staff Mr. and Mrs. Sumeth Darakananda In Honor of sons Nantiya Darakananda ‘87 and Nithiplan Darakananda ‘90

Gifts-in-Kind

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Each year, individuals and corporations donate a variety of non-cash gifts to Bosco Tech. These gifts-inkind have ranged from big to small, yet all are equally welcomed. Bosco Tech appreciates gifts-in-kind which can be put to good use and provide clear benefits for all who rely on them. These are non-cash gifts in the form of needed equipment and supplies.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Flores In Honor of sons Adam Flores ‘00 and Chris Flores ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lopez In Honor of sons Jerry R. Lopez ‘03 and Jeffrey M. Lopez ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kok Hong Kun In Honor of Bro. John Rasor, SDB ‘62

Ms. Karen Metcalfe In Honor of Joseph Reynoso, Class of 2020 Mr. Armando Reynoso and Mrs. Guadalupe M. Perez In Honor of Joseph Reynoso, Class of 2020 Mr. Jose Perez In Honor of Joseph Reynoso, Class of 2020

Gifts made in memory of...

Mr. Jack Y. Aoki In Memory of Dodson Y. Aoki Mr. and Mrs. Jason Asch In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burschinger In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Ms. Kathleen Cohen In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mr. Stephen F. Drake In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunn In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Ms. Mary K. Fitzpatrick In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mrs. Michelle Kolev In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger

Gifts in Kind Beverly Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ballester Ms. Jennifer Bentson-Gebel Mrs. Suzanne Borden-Jones Mr. Lew Calobrisi Charles Music Store Donation Match, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Diaz, BT ‘82 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Hansen Mr. Steven A. Hernandez, MT ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Branden Jones LP Express

Mr. Joseph Lee In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mr. John Loh In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Fred, Ann Marie Lonsdale and Phillip Lonsdale In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mr. Byron Minerd In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Park City Garden Club In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Sikand Engineering Associates In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mrs. Rary Simmons In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mr and Mrs. Benjamin t. Stafford In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger

Mrs. Martha G. Tolles In Memory of Dr. Daniel R. Burschinger Mrs. Rebecca Conaty In Memory of husband Charles F. Conaty ‘66 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Medaglia In Memory of Br. Anthony Freitas, SDB Mrs. Rosa M. Gomez In Memory of son David Gomez Mrs. Maimu M. Lucero In Memory of Angel B. Lucero Mr. Marco A. Macias, Jr., CT ‘ 91 In Memory of mother Bertha O. Macias Ms. Anne Dennis In Memory of aunt Virginia Medel Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. O’Reilly In Memory of mother Carmella O’Reilly

Gema M. Morales-Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Armando Pedroza Rlled Steel Products Corp Ms. Lisa Sordal Bell Foundry Company The Broad Museum Fred Bustillos Chance Theatrer Children’s Museum of La Habra DWS Consulting Flightdeck Flight Simulator Mr. and Mrs. Michael Franco

The Huntington Library, Botanical Gardens and Art Collections JH Technologies Mr. and Mrs. John T. Krakowski Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Krynen Ms. Sandy Loarca Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ Montebello Magic Mountain Monarch Litho, Inc. La Costa

Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Reyes Constuction, Inc. Ringstar Sports/Armando Gaytan Ms. Norma Robles Scott Sales Company Speed Zone Titan Graphix & Promotions, Inc./Daniel Burrola Mr. Eric Tom Universal Studios Yum Yum Donuts

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The alumni I work with from Bosco Tech have earned the highest esteem of our colleagues at JPL. The Tech cultivates character and scholarly virtues that are needed to succeed in technology, and men who know the importance of faith in our Lord Jesus are desperately needed in this culture. That’s why I support the Tech, love to meet the students, and tell them what opportunities await them after college.

– Ted Iskenderian (MT ’77) Mechatronics Engineer Jet Propulsion Laboratory

There are many ways to give to Bosco Tech: Charitable Remainder Trusts: a charitable remainder trust can benefit you now by providing a lifetime income that is tax advantaged, save you income taxes now, reduce your estate tax later and benefit Bosco Tech.

Contingent Beneficiaries: Naming Bosco Tech as a contingent beneficiary can benefit the Tech when the unexpected happens, but without loss if the normal course of events takes place. Contingent beneficiaries can be used in wills, life insurance and annuity contracts, pension accounts, IRAs, and 401(k)s.

Stock Gifts: If you give an asset with a long-term capital gain, you never have to pay the capital gains taxes, but get the same amount of tax deduction as if you gave a cash donation. This can be a huge tax savings for you, and still provide the Tech with all the intended benefits. Please note that the asset must qualify for long-term capital gains treatment and have a ‘gain’ to benefit.

A Bosco Tech graduate is…

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An Effective Communicator

A Bosco Tech graduate presents information and expresses ideas clearly, effectively, and persuasively through speaking, writing and the use of a variety of presentation technologies.

Gift Matching Programs: A long-time strategy for helping the Tech is to use an employer matching gift plan for your donation. In these plans, your employer will make a donation alongside yours to the Tech, which can double your gift. Furthermore, your spouse may be eligible for a matching plan on the same gift, turning it into a triple benefit.

Life Insurance: Some people use life insurance as a way of multiplying their gift. For a small amount (the insurance premium), they can leave a large amount (the death benefit) to the Tech. If you don’t have dependents, don’t forget the insurance provided by your employer; consider naming Bosco Tech as your beneficiary.

Pensions, IRAs, 401(k)s and annuities: When paid out at death, these accounts may be taxed in excess of 75%, after you add up federal and state income taxes, state death taxes and federal estate taxes.

If you name the Tech as your beneficiary, you sidestep all these taxes. If you’re married, you probably want to name your spouse as the primary beneficiary, but consider naming Bosco Tech as your contingent beneficiary.

Stock Options: If exercised after your death, stock options will generate income taxes and may generate state taxes. However, if you name the Tech as beneficiary of your employer-provided stock options, both taxes will be eliminated.

A Bosco Tech graduate is…

An Emerging Leader

A Bosco Tech graduate has the attributes and skills that facilitate leadership and effective collaboration, including: integrity, selfdiscipline, work ethic, planning, time management, delegation, and conflict resolution.

Your support of Bosco Tech makes all the difference in our ability to positively impact the lives of hard working, motivated students. We are grateful for your belief in the proven educational approach that began more than 170 years ago, with that first oratory of St. John Bosco, and continues to influence young people today. May God richly bless you for your generosity!

“If we want to have a good society, we must concentrate all our forces on the Christian education of the young.”

– St. John Bosco

All financial gifts are tax deductible and can conveniently be made through the school’s secure website (www.boscotech.edu/giving).

Please be sure to check if your employer is a matching gift company (http://doublethedonation.com/boscotech). Corporate matching gifts can double the value of your much appreciated donation to Bosco Tech.

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Bosco Tech is uniquely equipped to prepare students to succeed in whatever profession they choose by providing “real world” education and training in an environment of Christianity and camaraderie. Both of our sons graduated from Bosco Tech with a very clear vision of the path they wanted for their lives. Today, they are both engineers who excel in their professions with leadership roles and continually model their faith in raising their families. We are honored to help support Bosco Tech in assisting other young men develop the skills and knowledge needed to achieve a lifetime of success and personal fulfillment.

– Dr. Ralph & Carol Hansen Owners, Whittier Palm Dentistry

Parents of Christopher Hansen (MA ‘98) and Erik Hansen (CS ‘01)

A Bosco Tech graduate is…

A Responsible Citizen

A Bosco Tech graduate works toward the development of a just society.

He recognizes the importance of active citizenship and understands the global nature of many social problems.

Don Bosco Technical Institute Alma Mater “Where the rolling hills of San Gabriel, Crown the old Camino Real.

Golden dreams and hopes abounding Guide our way with kindly light.

Bosco Tech, today we hail thee, E’er thy memories treasured shall be.”

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