My Father, Marine Sergeant Tony Janovich, poses after the Marines taking of Guam in 1945.  He had taught hand to hand combat in the Marines and was my first instructor in what he termed "Combat Judo".  That's his Government Model .45 on a shoulder holster.

My Dad, Sgt. Tony Janovich (rt) of the 1st Marine Division, after the War in China. Shown with his squad, they are heading out on leave.  After China he was in Hawaii, before returning stateside.

Santa Clara Criminal Justice Training Center, Police Academy graduation class of March 1976.  Prof. Janovich is 4th from the right in the back row, wearing the uniform of the Mountain View Police Department.  This class included officers from Mtn. View, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, Menlo Park, Sunnyvale DPS, Santa Clara Sheriffs, Campbell, and Stanford University.

Adult class at the Kodenkan doing some falls and throws as part of the warm up exercises.

Three generations of Janovich shown at Christmas 2001.  L-R  Prof. Tony Janovich, his Dad Tony Janovich and his son Austin Janovich

Pressure point master Oyata Sensei with Prof. Janovich after Oyata Sesei seminar at the Kodenkan Dojo 1999

Photo of  Sig Kufferath, Ramon Ancho, Jane Kiehl, and Tony Janovich serving as greeters for the Hawaiian Luau which took place after a Seminar back East in 1984

Kids Jujitsu demonstration at Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Central Park festival,  fall 2001.

Here is a 20+ year old photo of Prof. Sig Kufferath in a traditional pose with his chief instructor Tony Janovich, Prof. Kufferath holds his Tessen which he later gave to Tony Janovich.