Loyola High School - El Camino Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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Keeping pace with the swift changes of nature's seasons, the growing boy puts off his immaturity to rise to the full stature of manhood. Loyola is growing, renewing itself. With the dawning of a new decade, a new era, the school is embarking upon an arduous and costly program of modernization to meet the challenge of this age. Old campus landmarks are destined to fall away as so many leaves in autumn to make way for a new and stur- dier growth. This cycle of life is sometimes painful, sometimes joyous, never dull. To this life, this spirit of Loyola - most especially to the graduates who have grown to maturity dur- ing their four memorable years here - this EL CAMINO is dedicated. 5 'haul' Nu-I FR. PLUSHKELL, Sl. Rector C o MRS, SIBERZ Secretary to the Rector Fr. Reclor ponders the problems of Loyolds growth Principal Tw- FR. SAUSSOTTE. SJ. Vice-Principal I Ii's not that interesting, Koromzuy. FR. MCFADDEN, SJ. fr gi! 1 . :gl ffl L ' Q., xl ' IM 0.7 fy 'itil' ' 1 ti ' lpn I r 5 um- 61 t. ' MAS AdH111f11St1f'at101f1 FH. MCCOY, S.I. MRS. DOMINGUEZ MRS. MITSCH Treasurer Bookkeeper Registrar FR. MEEHAN, SJ. MRS. FILES MISS MACK Chaplain Secretory to the Vice-Principal Receptionist FR. GILLIGAN. S.I. FR. BRANNON, SJ. FR. SARGENT, S.I. Religion 1, Speech I Counsellor Reliqion Ill. 5PEeCh m. 50Ci0l09Y Freshman Counsellor Faculty New Faculty FR. SCHENK, SJ. FR. BARRY. SJ. FR. PALLAS, SJ. Algebra I Algebra ll. Physics Religion I, Speech I 0,1 K W FR. DUGGAN, Fr. Gilliqcm and Friends FR. RICHARDSON, SI Religion II. Speech II Sociology 'Anne-, FR. CONNEALLY, SJ. fu' FR. PLAYOUST. S.1 History I . mm all fl! sf! ' Y I 'H Camera shy? FR. WRIGHT, SJ. Religion III, Speech III Luiin ll ,vN ' iii, GL MR. ROACH, S.I. MR. QUINLAN MR. STUECK Physics History I History II MR. GONSALVES, SJ. MR. GILPATRIC, SJ. MR. GERMANN. SJ Greek I. II, Lagn IV I . Latin IV, Civics Latin III 7 I 35 if I dfmflffdaf I M ,M ' rv!! 1 jf J, ,tv f ,. 1 MR. RUDE, SJ. MR. FLYNN, SJ. MH. COWAN, SJ. I-UNH IV Latin I, II Trigonometry ref' JJ MR. SAUER f vm 1 , V MR. REILLY, 5.1. U English H A ll ' I-fi Q, ' English III, History II X X LL , if 1 AfN f ,J V XR 1, U X , f X W DMKJQW L Q! ,U J MR. O'NEILL, SJ. Geometry, Latin III A new dance step, Mr. Gonscxlves? f Ka. ' tl n I4 I f I Q Z 1 MR. DI MURO MR. ESPINDA MR. STOUT, SJ. I 2 Geomeqry Chemisiry Chemisiry. Algebra I XWNX X n N L D' u fm 1 A X , 1 OJ - Ji Qi K -wif N X , ! MR. THYLSTRUP, S.I. MR. BIRREN MR. VALENTI Algebra II English 1 English nl, IV MR. COONEY. SJ. MR. BARNETT English Ill, Religion II, Speech II English IV . Q u MR. CASEY lt's all Chinese to me, Mr. Rude. English I. II F Brothers . nv 2, Q n jg hitlai . JLAGQ' . 23.1 Ft Q L QFYW c ia W - BRO. MCTIGUE. S.I. Sacristan , V5 if Xt? .0 .gf 1 ll BRO. DOYLE, SJ. BRO. DESIARDINS. SJ Maintenance Maintenance -,,,..--1' 4,--v ' .,,.gJl'99' BRO. 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P. Verllalen, H. Schwarz. I8 lllllllll lllllllll . nllllllll lllllllllb llllllllll '5I llllllllllf' ll llllpllpl-fa gunushliwpa sf:-mg il '1 l ,. ,4 ,44 Slgn Committee: SITTING: H. Schwarz. T. Houston. STANDING: P. Orr. C. Rehm. M. Mispaqel. M. O'Connor. S. Privett, T. Beach, F. Scott. R. Vega. ABSENT: P. lVIcGcmn. Pep Club ---, . Iufbunvnnnlu B . W V ,. b .4 .,.'4- , .-., . . Cheerleaders: KNEELING: I.. Pouo. B. Vlllar. STANDING: C. Rehm. H. Powers. ABSENT: M. Morrell. -11:1-u-nil' .1....L..i. . .5-14 ........ .'.......x, 7.5.1, M? .........JJ. , .. , ...fi--n--un ...QS2'34.. -T , ma v X ' fill? Q 6 fr hx' Rally Committee: BOTTOM HOW: B. Morris. B.'Vcrndllnq. S Santley. SECOND ROW: I. DuRoss. P. Mullen, C. Rehm. D Nichols. TOP ROW: B. Smith. P. VerI'Ialen. H. Powers. M. Mis pagel. ABSENT: S. Prlvett. T. Houston. R. Santwier. v Card Stunts: SITTING: P. VerHalen. D. Nichols, R. Sant- wier. P. Davis. STANDING: R. Smith. M. Mispagel. B. Morris. I9 X u ...- 5X ' X ng--. Q x ,iq 1.x xx .ix Ji Nec. -Y ..x X Y- Y TNQ 4 1-J ,nl . FN ,X ,F .SIN nf :gs- ,,,,,v . Q 4 ..--. , 4 f I X. X f. I I. Z I. 1 Z 1 E 5 1 1 Frosh and Soph Boarders: BOTTOM ROW: S. Schon. M. Reagan, I. Noyes, G. Grillin, T. Furlow, C. Higgins. SECOND ROW: E. Perez. D. Reeves. S. Wood. I. While, M. Steward. C. Bannan. THIRD ROW: M. Callahan, S. Schmidt. I. Ripple. P. Sullivan. C. Conell. TOP ROW: R. Mercer. I. Belz, W. Kitchens, W. O'Connor. A lv 'xd Junior Boarders: KNEELING: Y. Melanson. E. O'Connor. S. McDougall. T. Marlin, T. X M Donovan. STANDING: C. Sharlcey. M. Orr. N. O'Neill, M. Mack. I. Arrache, R. Flynn. Q --15 X4 f 0- I Boarders I x K 20 ff Mr. Germann, SJ., and staffers McGowan and White peruse the product ol their labors. Mr. Germann, SJ. tModeratorl, R. Rush thsst. Editorl, and T. Houston tEdi- torl plan an important issue. Loyalist The LOYALIST, the student newsmagazine, re- gales its readers six times each year with its inter- esting and clever accounts of all the many Cub activities. Since the LOYALIST is student operated from original layout through Writing copy, taking pictures, paste-up, and on to the final proofreading, it provides a valuable outlet for the journalistic talents and aspirations of the students. Loyola owes a sincere debt of gratitude to the men behind this publication-to Mr. Germann, SJ., moderator, and to his successor, Mr. Cowan, S.l.g to Tom Houston, editor: to Dick Rush, associate editor: to George Taber, sports editorg to the production staff, the nerve center of the publication, and to more than 60 other students who generously devote their time and talent to each sparkling edition of the LOYALIST. ..f-- . -V V - --M' ' ' .-g-n1-I -nic-I -111-1 ,' 'i.' KNEELING: R. Vega, R. Scibllla, R. Rahl, S. Wood. R. Santwier. W. Zlgrcmg. M. Heberqer, C. Blades, M. O'Connor. STANDING: Mr. Germann. SJ.. P. Ripple. R. Coldron, A. Wrtqht, D. Caine. D. Mispagel, I. Dullols, H. Murrow. S. Privett. T. Houston. M. Morrell. G. Taber, R. Hush, L. Boadt. D. Iohanson. A. Iacluon, P. Twomey. M. Mispaqol, M. Ball. M. Hecht, M. Smith. G. Americh. W. Anderson. Mr. Cowan. SJ. 22 30 if ,'o,, . 3,...., N 52 51'fl,f5 f ' 1 ME .V W L . A ,' 1 ,gy lf' :,', v, . p-Q - -1:-Avg '- 1-wg r4',c1 fMw -mi ru N .'. Wv'1f-- A YM ,f 4 . IEW I: Nlgir uylhy I 2. 'W ' 1 vn V' ' 1 . 1 :vw . I -5 fm, f gl , .I 4 1'- Y A1 , ,- , x -.Q my K A . A , ilji .Q , w .rf Y a i mf div nb, we Kun- 4135 25.151 flfff -US' UH-Il D gy -'nP',?1 Ii r1m:w f1'.5RT.1n I 176.41 4. I fi gr D 4' 1.--Q lgin 'LJ 'wr g -Q ,fi wa. W Ar N 65 Spirit in the team 4 1wf' 1 'Y' ' - W Spirit in the stands Wifli 25 1 Q. ,n 'HF' eff If A ' X XA-xv fvrg' Cf' 1 Wi D Qing . ui- ,,,.'f - wifi 4 Q 2 'dx ,fx rl' ' . I Q nl S 15 Y ff' ' 'Q , Q' Q ' , y Qxi 9 f Q43 I 'J Q ..h .xg ,Q ' DeLellis skirts Cathedral's leh end. Crisell qrimaces as Pius tackler closes in. 1, ..,,'.'. ,. N W , , . , M ...,,J,?Vf l 1 A K . 1-'YQII -403:-. - -,.-,gm - i Cubs on the march! Green racks up a long qainer on a screen pass behind the large interference of Pat Orr. 'Q .- 'in 1 K- V .z X pf v .K ' -qgwnf . 'X i 1 'fffiryff' ' I' ' h' l ' 'Na:Qfy.'1- -Q . ,-Q Q-gi. W '3 A ' 13, Vi' if an - I ' - . . ' '-, ww.. . . 'V -.lv 'WMYU' .- N ' Benton braces himself for a ioli as the Saints come march- Nelson oil in a cloud oi dust. 27 lnq ln. Loyola 7 . 14 . 6 . O . 1 7 . 7. O. Co-Captains Iim Maechling cmd Tony DeI.ellis O ' oo SEASON'S RECORD Santo Borboro . L. A. Jordon . . ST. Anthony . . Cothedrol . Carmel. . Pius X . . . Notre Dome . . Serra Opp. . 25 . O . 7 .25 .13 .19 .14 .44 BOTTOM ROW: S. Holfmcm, B. Desmond, A. Matthews, K. Huber. R. Cabml, P. Sawcycx. D. Spiller. SECOND ROW: K. Behrle I I.aBru cherie, S. Hokcns, W. Miller. C. Burchell, R. Crisell. P. Burion, A. DeI.ellis. THIRD ROW: L. Guerenu. Mgr., H. Fuchs. M. McNeal P Murrow D. Rubly. E. Molieri, C. Plumley, B. Nelson. TOP ROW: W. Barry, I. Maechlinq. I. Reinisch, E. Carper, R. Ragland. R. Molony 37 - 'J '1 ...9 .cv 'as lr-Ai Great expectations went for nought as the team the experts picked for first failed to win a single league game, What hapb pened? A loss to Santa Barbara and a mediocre performance '1- in defeating Iordan blunted team spirit. ln retrospect, the deflat' 1 .Q 3 .V ing 7-G loss in the league opener to a weaker St. Anthony club f ' . 'L , Q marked the point of no return. After that, almost nothing went tt ' . s right. Against league champion, Mt. Carmel, Loyola played its X best game but to no avail with one TD called back and another A ' thwarted 5 yards from the goal as time ran out. A fine team If 5 effort against Notre Dame was nullified by a few crucial lapses. l And so it went. No one really knows why a team fails. Perhaps the explana- ' ' tion is this, the absence of confidence in one's own skills, the 3' lack of the sure-handed team effort that is the mark of a cham- pion. Individuals did their best, but it was not enough. Loyola's Cubs were a team that needed a bit of luck to win, but were never quite able to force their own breaks. Losing is never pleasant, but the remembranec of this year's battles may be just the incentive that will fire the returning squadmen to next year's championship. Coaches Lew Slueck and Don Birren BOTTOM ROW: I. Freeman. I. Harklns. T. Power. L. Pene. P. Beal. O. Tansey. R. Flynn. SECOND HOW: N. Rasmussen. C. Ware. G. Hugo. M. Orr. G. Robinson. I. Armche. I. Ebrtght. P. Orr. THIRD ROW: A. Douglas. I. Benton. I. Wittenburg, W. Moreton, E. Ostley. L. Adams, L. Woods. Mgr. TOP BOW: T. Daley, P. Ganey, G. Topic, D. Noyes. D. Hombecker. 'P u 4 16 F kg, Sn., A P ri q i7? ?'13Ui,,,,B1 E fi5'3 '34 52 'nfs 'Q 'QW - A-V-MW -'34 x C 1--1' x 'n f 79' T3 1 W . - A EB'fff31jam7!Fd33M7fP5PQ51BSE C 4 wr wr f ff 10,11 13 21 ae 23, , Qfffi N Q, ,ff- . ...-fm. V4 I, E U in .1 AT' m 'ry , . - -A iw, -1...--.uf ., - ,. M ..a , Qi . .l ,-sv I., an-o -1- -nik.-vv w---gfs. lg.- J.,.,..-nniflt-'-:'an-. --,--.M-' ll.. ....n-Q,-. .aiywms . .. .C-g,,,-..:. ,:,..-..., . . .,.. .A F R - V4 I. . ff -In Q .. .af . . ,S - . SEASON'S RECORD LOYOLA OPPONENT l4...Iordan .... .. 6 7 . . . St. Anthony . . O . . . Cathedral. . .. O 6 ...Carmel..... 7 6 6 7 l3...PiusX...... 6...Notre Dame.. 20 ...Serra ..... .12 J ayVees Finish Strom to Take nd in League Many enduring traditions have been built up at Loyola. Possibly the best known is its fine record of participation in sports. The sophomores and freshmen feel that they have an important part in this tradition, for every year the IayVee team is a serious contender for the Catholic League crown. Coached by Mr. Dilvfuro and Mr. Iohn Flynn, Sl., the Iay- Vees captured second place with a creditable 4-1-2 record. Sophs Barry, Portillo, Hayes and Cappel, the big men up front, teamed with veteran backs Horgan, Sawaya and Greco to provide the backbone of a strong team. Three freshman backs, Bender, Pedrosian and Grady, deserve spe- cial mention for outstanding performances and for the prom- ise of future stardom. Loyola's football fortunes are in safe keeping if these young men continue to play the same brand of aggressive, driving football they displayed this year. IayVeas huddle up: Reese serves the drinks. CeeeI1xiiCHxx1 AggunstEHgger Foes The 1959 season proved extremely promising, al- though the record of 3 wins and 5 losses seems to disagree. The spunky greenies were outweighed all year, but even so, their heavier opponents found the going rough when they met the tough Loyola forwards. The Cees opened their season with a loss against Serra and a close decision with St. Anthony's, but at the season's end they had compiled victories over Cathe- dral, Chaminade and St. Anthony. The Cees of 1959 showed plenty of spirit and determination throughout the year and certainly show much promise for a great varsity tearn of the future. BOTTOM ROW: T. McGann. R. Raqsdale, B. Box. S. Wood. R. Afldl G. Madera. T. Sargent. I. Hobbs. H. Freel. D. Stone. I. Heberqer. SEC OND HOW: P. Moore. I. White. T. Hombecker, M. Randolph. G. Pore: Iohn Sullivan turns the end against Bellarmine - Ieflerson. SEASONS RECORD Loyola Opp. 0... ..Serra.. ...27 O.. ..PiusX... ..6 14 .. ..St.Anthony.. . 6 7 .. ..Cathedra1 .. . 0 l3.. ..PiusX... ...ZO Bellarmine- O... mlelferson... ..5 19... ..Chaminade.. ...13 6.....Serra.... .13 . -.lv . NCT V. . 1 w- ' , ,Ji '12 Q- 1.5.1 .I r: ,.. ,- , g 2 I F' f. ...K 1' wifi Qi K. .-' E. Espinozkx. R. Masters. P. O'Connor, D. Sheen. M. Werts, W. Schmidt. I. Sullivan, Fr. Duggan. S.I. THIRD ROW: Fr. Wright. S.I.. I. Kline, A. Terarnoto, W. Vracin. T. Takeuchi. B. Rose. P. Ryan. G. Dilworth. I. Scott, I. Sitter, B. McCormick. G. Morrell. TOP ROW: F. Bannon. D. Nelson, R. Licutuud. R. Mercer, P. Ballantine, I. McDonald. I. Duarte. T. McGurry. -.MA .fa A . u In ff I . ' '11, ir .,,-. K.. -' 'lb xl I , vs, . s . , ' ,I-I ' . . . , .' . 'Q- I , A ' 1', p . - L- ' Raqldale charges formidable opposing defense. . l E 1 . , ' .4 Qt' E. Sitter gently prod: teammate on. t .. I-23.32 .Q-Ie H.. Q' 4 iv Q'v l P3 :'?..:pA:,?.s 33 . . . , . . . , Q lil,-K'-I X V.-,, I I I -1- 3. Y , t -N ,Q -8 ,--H--'-TL-.. I .. el - - M L, in K L, . 5 . .1 I 1 my E 1 2 . - Kruer and O'Connor light lor a 45 aerial. Trudnowski makes tal Noble run. f . -e v ., . H .X ... . , ww if '. ,Q-A .f.... .2 2 ...Q .. . . ef.. ., ,..,,df:-'E'?1 ,, ,.. Fall Intramurals INTRAMURAI. CHAMPIONS. KNEELING: W. Swartz. I. Trudnowski, T. Cano. R. Grady. STANDING: G. Tamas. M. Kelly, E. Hood, M. Morrell F. Lanak. B. Fay. R. Keese. 3E's receivers slip behind senior defense in the championship game. .0413 Q .Y ' . '-1 QW? 34 Russo dances as Ryan and Ross close in. n l z.. M Q ' .- -4 N . . s Q u , xx ' ' fi f W. , 1 .1 '- I Prietto ol IC tries the end as Fay leads the way against GE. Iohn Thomas gets one oil despite rush ol Cano and Grady. Grady ol 3E's champs chuqs lor short yardage. i 5 fi sqp Q T IAYVEE CROSS COUNTRY. SEATED: R. Scuderi. KNEELING: W. Gudish. P. Martin. G. Arnerich. STANDING: I. Strobel. E. Diehl. I. Kelly. Gros C Ountry ln 1959 Loyolo Hiqh fielded its strongest cross-coun- try teoni in the brief, flfyeor existence oi this sport. The Cub runners made ct fine showing in the hiqhly competitive Catholic Lecrque. Besides Co-Cdptoins Kronauqe ond Hunt, five Loyolctnse0'Neil, Hirninq, Scott, Schnoider, and Rockwellfbroke nine min- utes for the Centineld course, ci feot accomplished by only three others heretofore. Dick Hunt lowered the school record to 8:34. In the All-Catholic meet gold medals mid ctwords were Won by Hunt in Vdrsity running, Schnoider ond Gudish in he IV's, ond Wilson in the novice closs. Our conqrdtulotions to all the team members and most especially to retirinq cooch, Fr. Scirqent, S.I. Dick Hunt. school record holder. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY, SEATED: A. Zold. A. Scott, Fr. Sargent. SJ.. Coach KNEELING: I.-Schnaider. P. Hirninq. lf. Smith. G. Taber. STANDING: R. Rockwell I. O'Neil, E. Rood, R. Hunt. R. Kronauqe. .-I --nd- SUICIDE SQUAD. SEATED: G. Fabulich. D. Birminqham. S. Stoddard. KNEELING: P. Lee, P. McLaughlin. STANDING: K. Barr, I. Girard. A. Barrena. A. Sanz, I. Houriqan. Fr. Sargent gives last minute advice to his thorough- O'Netl and Kronauqe lead the Loyola charge. breds. .v 'Ib D .5 . F - Q . 4. . QV l 2 !.. .I W W Q! 9 f is i 'L ' tg, rg .. X V It it A 1' 'K I 3' I -. I 1 F, f 4 5 Q '44- R' ' xt X A 3 A I . A ' . i 5 35 X F311 I E. vs W ? . 3 'Q F bb 'L' is 31? 177, , ' .ini was ,fl 'yr- 1 I K p s b s xx l 'tr 4 lk 'L-.5 - -4l5!...a.-. in Ywuii .v I V 'I 9. I - N X M - WH .ggi X a '? N lx -A A 54 -1. . 5X if. T,xi L R' -I 15 4. RQ 2 Xl J I 'y ,xy s 'I -na -Q Z! I School Registrar, Mrs. Milsch, welcomes incoming lreshmen Hall, McCann and Balzano. Fr. McFadden. S.I., on duly. Iuniors oil to Santa Barbara. aff' Pep Clubs Carmel Crusaders. Mr. Birren oil duly. Al least we won this one. Mass of lhe Holy Spiril. Loyola's sludenls ask God's blessing lor lhe coming school year. Candids ...xg t ,WET AMW 1 ft-is tiff Vnnl? 0 . 9,9 fpfr!.pr':Fr,m'rn Stick'emup! Iuniors whoop it up for Notre Dame. Q, Loyolds most loyal tcm. Spooks spmel The uses oi triqonometry. Street scene. 5? X' 'r . ,H 37 Q V' S-Q S, g i N. 'K' I I law N X ' .0 N BOTTOM ROW: Fr. Meehan. S.I.. H. Vega, I. Lucenle. R. Santwier, P. Ripple. C. Kunz. M. Smith, H. Cabral. SECOND L, I 1 S HOW: S. Privetl, M. Wood. C. Sullivan, K. Behrle, G. Taber, W. Anderson, D. Caine. F. Scott. THIRD ROW: R. Powers C. Douglass. I. Benion, K. Meany. T. KoeMers, C. Sullivan. C. Bryant. P. Orr. , Sodality This year, Qur Lady's Soflality was: at-tivo in thu r T 4 spread ol Catholic Action. The Seniors, iiioili-rtitoil by Fr. loseiiih Meehan, Sl., had as their niain iivtiv -i ' 2+ . L ,XX JD ities a catechetical society and fx weekly clvlwqfitioii Q if-.54 . ik W ' if Q to General Hospital. The Seniors were also iniatruf Y 4 t mental in making the Soilality For-uni fincl the So- . ' H' ' 3 dality Ball the successes they wore, The lunior Sodality, under the dirvwtioii ot Fr. Bernard Brannon, Sl., also eiiaaiiwfl in iwrtni-lintit'-il work and journeyed often to help tho riiyml ut St, A Iohn of Gods. sq Throuqh the Sodality the nienihers are alilv to i'oi:uiviv nuiiierous iiific-tux. By iiiuiiiiiz nl Ittlllllill days of recollection and hy the annual vlosiwl rv- treat, the Senior and Iunior Socialists truly tullillvd the Sodality motto, To lusus throuiih lvliuyf' 45 N! Q' 4' 'lv 40 CNY s0dUH3'3 lh1'0l'l9 'O I-OYOIC f0l' Uni'-N1 Sodulily meeiinq. Senior Sodalily Officers: P. Smith, Vice'Prefect: R. Rush. Prelecl: P. Ripple, Sec.-Treas. Pixy, fi-.1 'S' D E -'ni 2-xxx, fn '. :vom snow f 4 A ' JIM + . L -. 5 i 1 ur' .' ' I ', 1 I me . - F' Sodalily-sponsored Christmas iood drive. Loyola's Sodalisls receive Communion at Day oi Recollection. i Iunior Sodalily Officers: D. Gubser, Treasurer: M. Deasy. Secretary: P. Pollock, Vice-Preiect: R. Grady, Preiect. BOTTOM ROW: Fr. Brannon. S.I.. T. O'Connell. M. Kirchen. M. Deasy. T. Tepper. F. Aldrete. I. Christiansen. I. Duarte. ' ' . N C. Froude, Y. Melanson. I.. Lee, I. McGinty. SECOND ROW: R. Genardi. R. Grady. M. Kelly, C. Sharkey, R. Shrum. R. J l I I I S Olivarez. I. McGurk, A. Scott, C. Blades. I. Byrne. T. Martin. THIRD ROW: E. Walsh. I. Thomton. M. Smith. P. Lee. C. Philippa. W. Miller, E. Wertz, M. Hecht. D. Hombecker, C. Burchell. R. Crisell. FOURTH ROW: D. Gubser. M. Iohn- sion. G. Robinson. R. Wright. C. Heinemeyer. M. Morrell. N. O'Nei1l, I. Mitchell. S. Thompson. E. Diehl. I. Torelli. Al iii.: Nikita- l ------ff-1 . .w.'--w-svnnsan1t- I: 1 - Nj? l t .pts A 2-... Q 'i an Sodalists attend the SSCA at San Francisco. A . 'lily' S itillty iii lf li? fllt flC'llVi'I, fit tvgtwlw' t'1gsgs.tq'1f1t1011, ltg: .-txt.: L 1:1 l-wfwrtz-'H try tvrstlw' vvlttp cle-vote their wltfnle lives to Mary rt 1 1 - tim- f .rut rt 't 1.1 tif lt l wr lwr' 53011. Before the NOW 111911 at Loyola BOTTOM ROW: Fr. Wright, S.I., I. Grundhoter, W. Glqdney. 131 illlfy tiwkw ft Illwlf' IIVQ'-K' Icp IVIt'5y'y ffyqgl CIN-jgty III,-ty 1111151 IUQNI TIN? I. White, S. Suzuki, P. Moore, S. Wood, P. Sullivan, M. Gib- t1r:i.1:11 :.tt1l:2 -t tltt- St 'f'lf'1l1ty. Fr. Cyilllitqfm, SI., fmci Pr. Wrif'1lit, SI., Son' L' seqmem' E' Cmmmen' W' Woysmun' I' Oconnell' l lx' x rw: wrt- tlw frvmltttit It mul :-1twpfl1t,':111mrvs for they Scivdaliiy wmy . 5 V . SECOND ROW: C. Colosimo, K. McCarthy, S. Iahn. C. Cor rell, T. Minehan, M. Prietto, E, O'Connor, I. Moreno, C t lttt n llttt lr'-ulitiiwn lvfim tltw lwafair' rules and Study tl'1Q1O1,1tlir1ocaf -I V. tlt-- SiMitI.ll'.'. llw .wg ltmrittxwafs tgrfxciufxlly liocicwtio rittrw Cwwtivo mul vw tt :ti ir-1 VH!IlItlV'lN litw wt tyrtivw. ln tliis very imp Ortmzt task of Soplicmiorv tra-.-t frrzrx-I tlw in ti'tlllf7llfIl ' for tlw Soflfility way of life, time Fatliors l1f7Y livwrx frzirltsrftwl lty Mr. fwriufxmi, SI., and Mr. C,Cswrm, SI l+'l'0sIini0l BOTTOM ROW: W. Vracin, T. O'Bar, R. Froates, K. Owen, D. Cashen. A. Deck, T. Carson, D. Harding, R. Conter T. Sargent, R. Sellers. I. Heberqer, M. Hannin, R. Newman. SECOND ROW: M. Werts. G. Prietto, I. Ciketic, R Morris, R. Dolan, R. Raulli, P. Boland, R. Arias, I. Gates, D. Shean, V. Esteva, P. Kirchen, A. Christina. G. Bur chell, Fr. Gilligan, S.I. THIRD ROW: G. Good, G. McCambridqe, P. Casey. M. Steward, D. Zimbaldi, F. Ragsdale T. McGann, E. Espinoza, D. Balzano, M. McCann, R. Morneau. L. Carro, I. Hequy. G. Morrell, I. Scott, R. Mercer FOURTH ROW: N. Pedrosian, N. Thom. F. Bannan. I. Sullivan, T. Hornbecker, I. Darby, A. Berner, R. Lowe T. Dolkas, I. Sitter, W. Bryant, M. Boyd, P. Daniels, T. McGarry. TOP ROW: C. Ratiqan, B. Fay, S. Bender. A Brook. C. Henry, T. Ewing, A. Fay, D. Dalqleish, W. Box, I. Bernardoni, R. Deakers, W. McCormick, I. Scott, R Heacock. 42 trietto. D. Sork. V. Cain, M. Smith. THIRD ROW: P. Kellen. I. Ripple. A. Zimbaldi. M. v1cl.ean. W. Schmidt. E. Heath. M. Winterbottom. M. Morris, W. Whitaker. C. Ware, E. lartelt. A. Dominguez. TOP HOW: F. Samanieqo. C. Rosenberg, E. Drabinski. L. Woods. N. Kitchens. W. Stronks. W. O'Connor. C. Caldwell. B. Boyle. I. Graziano. P. Edwards. T. Broqun. S anotuary Society 7:00 AM. comes early every morning, but the members of the Sanctuary Society realize that a small sacrifice of sleep is well worth the benefits. On class days Mr. Thylstrup, S.I., maintains the schedules and sees that all the priests have a server from among the boarders. On weekends and vacations, Bro. McTigue, Sl., enlists the aid of day students for Mass- serving duties. Many of the latter faithfully and generously continue to aid the priests at Holy Mass during the summer months. The Sanctuary Society may be the least publicized activity at Loyola, but it is the one with the most lasting rewards. rf'-H' '.-dgr.'7 ' .- ' .34 1: J 9 '- I: f . ' ' , -'.' --Q ..-'gy Rei- vt' '--fvwftf. -2 J ff' -3 -tw 4. qs.-. -:ff ' -. S fi- -v 1. -n lin A 2 ' ' i fl 'v' ,-1 . T 'V . , . ' -1 , , - A if ,fue ' 'A I 'F M 1. ' I n ... F' it fN -5- -V.. sf: t I- ' 4. : - . ' xl - F- i' -. ,, . w,-V e L... QQ ...W . ' - Lf' . ' V . 'U-I YJ s Ml I. O. O'Connell. A. Deck. M. Deasy. M. Klrchen. Bro. McTigue. S. I. AB- SENT: K. Brown, R. Genardi. I. McCormick. , .rw 41 I '32, Q c ..19:S'.f.y-F R. Flynn. P. Hippie. C. Froude. T. Martin. Y. Melanson. G. Taber. C- Sharkey. M. McDougall. R. Santwier. C. Bryant. T. Donovan. .- .4 f 'Q wwf ,N YH! lg6Aq, s'e'5'Q ., -4- 5, .Tn-41 Rick Santwier assists Fr. Barry. S.I., in preparation lor Mass. '42 P. Orr. Mr. Thylstrup. S.I.. W. Schmidt. I. Betz, P. Sullivan, I. Sullivan. F. Iackson. S. Wood, I. Ripple, I. White, R. Vega. M. Callahan. 43 al Speech lll'-'ll rrzwmlzl lvmlwzmzz. H fllllvll vvwrw Qzllxll' Illllnli firm Imlwl by only fl ww allmlzz L Ccxrrolllon Club Winners: R. McDonald, D. Caine, and R. Shrum. Iwxtlyllll Ill' SW'l l 1Il'7k '3l' Ill 'I MY- VV V' Ill wmtulfxlw 'i'f'I ll'l1T Mr. UN 1l, Sl, llflll Mr H1160 SI, 'll Tlx-I fzmf- mlmwwmlu vl lla-wr flu irrxvui. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. O'Neil, S.I., I. O'Connell, M. Cron, W. Waysmcm, H. Mitooka, T. Tukela. SECOND ROW: P. Sullivan, M. Gibson. S. Hisdon D. Sork, I. Grcziono, I. Girard. THIRD HOW: S. Wood, E. Barielt, A. Brooks, F. Usher, T. Moore. TOP ROW: C. Rosenberg, C. Ccppel, I. Letcher E, Drcbinski. D. Duqqun. 44 .mlrlmftzxll-rms Vll'l1'l355 S'lllll'llI1 I lllll lllllI , zrlvrlcfwl flvlzrwo. limi Slmlm llflw lN'll1ull..zn . ., ,. 'fl I1'llIl T Nrwll: mul lwm Wl ll1?l'l1 '.X'1'll . fwz1::1'lfHrJ1iNlv'-1 rwwl ww 'my lm.l IH, lvllilrrvll lr-ft lllflll zlzllll-rm ww: l'llli llllll'l 'Nlfll lllxllf lllllll f 'l'i3 lrstvlrpr--l1:l1lm1, Sm: -141 llfl mx.: 'f FRONT ROW: R. Shrum, M. Kirchen, M. Deasy, R. McDonald, T. O'Connell. SECOND ROW: P. Lee, M. Smith, H. Schwarz, R. Coldren, R. Santwier. G. Taber, D. Caine. F. Scott. I. Thornton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rude, S.I., I. Hallo, M. McDougall, F. Darrow, C. Douglass, P. Orr, I. Torelli, C. Bryant, M. Morrell. G. Genzmer, R. Crisell, A. Castanares. TOP ROW: A. Iackson, F. Brumlield, I. Kelly, R. Wright, T. Woods, N. O'Neill, P. O'Connor, B. Fay. 'Ja- '41 Mr. Rude, S.I.: You can't win them all. Practice session. Caine orates: Taketa is unimpressed. X I all ,A Q ,Q J R. Coldren, American Legion Contest finalist. 45 3-1 GQ L7 'U -mf p r 2? Debate -ug 5 F I Q - - Q'- -'C' p I Loyola's varsity debaters, T. Woods, H. McDonald, I. Torelli, cmd R. Shrum. Under the leadershizw of the new raawli, Mr. Reilly, SI., l.oyola's dehaters aained several notable victories. Led by top-ranked teams at Torelli and Woods, and MacDonald and Shrum, Loyola took first in hath the tall and sprinq opens of the Southern California llelwate Leaque. At the Fall Chen held at Loyola Uni' versity, both teams won tour straiaht dehates and qold medals, ln the Spring Open at Las Angeles State College Mac'Donald and Shriim repeated with another trottliyfwinnina per' formance, Brothers Ted and lim Offannell narf rowly missed winnina a serond such honor. Somewhat overshadowed hy tho avhievements ot the tronteliners btll well dosorvinti at mention were the ettorts at Iuriors Fay and Q'Connor, and Sophs Qke, Letclier, Samanieao, Maeder, and Risdom, l ' i .-s BOTTOM ROW: I. O'Connell. D. Harding, R. Mitookc. W. Wciysman. R. Sellers. T. O'Connell. T. Mcreder, T. Tuketc, R. Froutes, Mr. Reilly, S.I. SECOND HOW: A. Deck. G. Metcoli, G. Iohnson. W. Herzog, S. Wood. P. Heffernan. S. Risdon. I. Moore. R. Shrum, R. McDonald. THIRD ROW: P. Gooch. M. Deusy. A. Zold. I. Gruzicxno, M. Culde. C. Rosenberg. F. Samunieqo. I. Bemurdoni, C. Bryant. TOP ROW: I. Torelli. I. Betz. I. Letcher. B. Fay. T. Woods, R. Wriqht, N. O'Neill. G. Genzmer. P. Lee. 46 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Gonscxlves, S.I., I. McGinty, R. Lowe, M. Lockhclrd, I.. Sprague. SECOND ROW: C. Henry, C. Froude, E. Reese, I. Toro. THIRD ROW: P. Orr. P. Twomey, C. Galindo. D. Hornbecker. TOP ROW: R. Gannon, I. Thornton, N. O'Neill. D. Garqcro, R. Wriqhi, R. Gril. Glee Club ., f ,,,,.-,,..-.-- I X 4.,,,..-.,,.-.f Q ik ,xx I-' v f' fix!! yg , 'T N ag 4,1 ' V , i fxfxxj J' ' gf 15 4 4 ' X., , I In A ,ffj,hw -+412 ,X TY da., E1 Camino EL CAMINO STAFF EDITOR ..... . Rafael Vega ASSISTANT EDITOR . Bruce Russell, lr. PRODUCTION STAFF . . K. Behrle, C. Bryant, D. Mispagel, P. Orr, C. Philipps, S. Privett, R. Rahl, D. Rush, A. Scott WRITERS .... I. Arrache, D. Caine, C. Cappel, M. Deasy, E. Heath, M. Kirchen, W. Morris, P. Pollock, R. Shrum, I. Trudnowski, S. Wood PHOTOGRAPHERS ..,... P. Beal, M. Heberger, I. Ripple, P. Ripple, H. Schwarz ARTISTS . . . T. Houston, H. Schwarz SENIOR WRITEUPS .... P. McGann SPORTS EDITORS . R. Santwier, M. Wood DELIVERY ..... M. Ball, l. Nausha MODERATOR . C. Edward Gilpatric, S.I. ASSISTANT MODERATOR Edward I. Thylstrup, SI. t t I Yf .V The heart of the annual-the production staff: Editor R. Vega. M. O'Connor. D Philipps. R. Hahl. and B. Russell. The annual is a mosaic fashioned by many hands. The little pieces-pictures and captions, art and copy-are gathered from , various sources and then fitted, squeezed, caioled, and finally bludgeoned into place. This year the staff has worked with the sole purpose of capturing in print the full scope of the life and spirit of Loyola. A hearty vote of thanks is owed to all who collabo- rated in this task, and most especially to editor, Rafe Vega, assistant editor, Bruce Russell, Ir., and to Moderator, Mr. Gilpatric, S.I., who worked untiringly to make the IQGO EL CAMINO live up to the students' expectations. For their little known but in- valuable professional services, we thank photographers Iack and Bill Christy, de- voted and generous friends of Loyola, and also Mr. Powell of Mirro-Graphic Yearbooks, who considerably lightened the burdens of a harried moderator. Moderator Mr. Gilpatric. SJ. KNEELING: P. McGann. H. Schwarz, S. Privett, M. Wood, S. Wood, M. O'Connor. R. Santwier, D. Mispaqel. I. McCormick. STANDING: R. Vega E. Heath. R. Shrum, P. Beal, B. Russell. W. Morris. D. Phillips, D. Caine. I. Ripple. R. Rush, M. Morrell, K. Behrle, L. Shamey. W. Murrow, P Ripple. Mr. Gllpatric. SJ. tModeratorl. 49 D. Garqa shy Ruth. ro claps hands ff? E un- -.. y .N ,,, 'D Peter Sawaya: The very in qlee. Gen. Stanley flirts with 50 ,Y I ...-11 l Q ,499 I .May 1,14 H 1 33 Y' , ff' sv ' 1 P model of cr modern major-general. Orphan boy Reese pleads cause before members ot the Constabulary. Penzance Of Hfirkl Kvxvlllv Tilnzsu Imlllws thu VIMITOS wi PON- ZHIIIUU, Mfmwrldvrfs wi tlw Son, Buolly, bwlow, the plot: Coutlw Ruth QP. 'T'ww1uoy5 in diru orrwr CTVVI'OI1' lmvvs ywlllm f'I'udwr'ivk KU SxvwO:x0y3 In cw Mind of fwrmvviwllaz plmlvaz, uuplmilmnwi by D. Gfmgffro. AS hir: ymm: ml ritvwaiulslmip dmw tu CT 01050, Fwd- vrivk iz: lwm lvvtwvun Two loves: HIC 11151160 Of Mui.-Colm. Stcmluy QP, Sc'1wmyn5 or the happy, nwwfrm' pimlivml Ilfv. lutwr 011, H10 Cvustnbmllmry mf Lforllwcill, mul H10 HUIlAl1UkTI'TDC1 L'LlfHlI'OTIiS clash in Q1 turriliv lmtllo scmw, umdod by tho surrwndor ml llm f'iVf1IL'l'liIlK1 wut of lvvo fm his smvoreiqn, Quvon Vivtoriu. All Omis lwlisshllly Us FrQdPriCk is iwud Imm his C'U!lfI+Tt'f and tho IIIMCILHTCTIITS OT lkwmzzmmvu mv pnrdomod by royal dorroo. A royml smluto to produuorfdirector Mr. Gon- smlvos, SI., cmd rwd roses to mssistcmt dirertor, Mr. Sfuxvr, lo SUMO IIICTIIFILIUF, M11 Thylstrup, Sl., wud In llxv mcmy wtlmrs who lucwdo TMO PHGTGSH fill v11wr'mm1:-:ly populnr cmd vnp't1vf1tiuq produv- tion, The Pirates of Penzance: T. Liautuud, P. Orr. M. Mispcqel. H' Is Q,-'I S Dud Sweeney grimcces at Pat Twomey's warblinq. I. DuRoss. if 4 Guess what. Wilson! I. Kelly. G. Taber. S. Thompson, I. Maechlinq, C. H. Rehm. I L. -U' 'N- .. '1 'LQ ,Ax 2 4 f -'lv I 51 Sql. ol the Guard, Mark Wood, bemoans the difficult lol ol the police. They also serve who stand and wail. :LVL ffl H I -l v --I if 52 fy. x x 4.3! ...f-Lp, -- - f f.,4'M , J , ' .4 sf l ' ' .f WA If V -A-. ,f , 'l V Y-Q.. 4 - I - Q The denouemenl: Pirates yield. i' Homework and make-up. Stage-hands B. Russell, R. Veqa, I. Wittenburq, and C. Sullivan. The Constabulary: M. Morrell. C. Gcllindo. D. Hornbecker, P. Mullen, T. Murphy, M. Heberqer, M. Wood. S. Icxhn. S. Priveit, P. VerHcxlen. Cuiihroais cut throats. I Director-producer Mr. Gonsalves, SJ., quells All riqhif GSOYQG- Ill sive buck YOU? Y0-Y0- last minute worries. For I um cx Pirate-King! , IF... Y , 4 n 5 53 g 'K .41 yr og Fx . , lk ,lea '- vw' an lm iv ll. I2 2 I ' -3 117 Q 'I H J 4' vf YN 1 l R N4 i 1 lll'Ull,Q' Finish Cleivvs Cubs NVi1111i11g'Q0z1-,011 sEAsoN's RECORD For 111-X llllrt 11 Loyola Opposition ljiyailfr Vr11517x l Y 1 UHiVe1'SitY -W -----4-4 52 SQUEQ11 w1tl1 11 1 ll San Pedro .. ..,.... 40 , 1 A, L., Marshall In I-I-81 lllLVbl1lj.l tl1. t 111 11 1 1 Burbank by-I M4-36 SON Vffltl Sxrlll l El Rancho ., .... 43 mfmy Sff3llIi'+?5 c 1 ' gedondlsl A----,- -,-. 3 2 the Vllllf Nllll l l anta onica .... 59 A 1 K, , , 1 lx 1 Morningside .. .... 34 WITH ilglqg N A' X Iordcm UH54 w11',x :.t.11.11 11 1 Lynwood ,,A,, ,,,, 4 3 f'1u't11v11 lv '1r111 Mt. .Carmel .. ..,5U llwfllll lviflti 11' 11 1 Millikan ,.,., . . .46 lomkulw Ftfitliil I LEAGUE GAMES fore1:11, Opposition T110 txzm ll ' sr. Anthony . .i.,..... so :fam 1111: 1 Notre Dame .. ....... 45 lxijyitlpjf Iljlfq L Mt. Carmel .. ...42 Dmlllnfmfi Dlx F1 Serra ...... ...44 ,ul D 'lv W I Cathedral .. ...SS lm I' ' lim' Wil l Pius X ,,,A, H172 w1t:1 ru lml H11 51- An'h0nY A 4-'449 lic. Qlfiffffl tm 1 l Notre Dame , ...SS 1 Q1 N K.. 7 A Mt. Carmel ,. ...57 Ulf T ml ll I P Serra ...... ...43 SlflI 1Cj. Cathedral . . . .51 Piux X .... . , .41 KNEELING C Tarnay tlVlqr.l W. Vandlinq lCo-Capt.l, I. Petersen tCo-Capt.l. Mr. T. Ammon tCoachJ STANDING I Mciutmo D Gubscr R Keose P Kane M Ewing S. Santley, M. Iackson, T. Woods, R. McCloskey, F. Aldrian, T. Ward, W. Larson W Morris JVM Uncl0l'0z1.t0cl lilmiglic' Clminps LEAGUE RECORD Loyola Opponent 41 .,....., St. Anthony ....... 31 55 ...,.,.. Notre Dame ....... 40 49 ........ Mt. Carmel ... ..,.37 57 ..,..... Serra ...... .... 4 8 53 ........ Cathedral . . . . . . .42 7l .....,.. Pius X ,....,..... 45 Bl .,....., St. Anthony .,..... 48 54 ,.,...,. Notre Dame ......, 50 57 ........ Mt. Carmel . , .... 49 61 ...,.,.. Serra ....... .... 3 U 56 .,.,.,., Cathedral . , , . . , .44 51 .,.,.,.. Pius X ...., .... 3 4 'lqiio ciasiiiii-1 i.V.':: liciii ci Syiwiiiiici 19-i ivvwni iiiis zzmiixwii. 'iiiwy worm cocwviiimi ivylVi1'.k'uwiicy,S.I.,c1miimi lui iiiO lil.. title by lVlOUii, rlllllllflii, Bllliktl, VVi'rliCrS, TlillClllUWSi'Ql, and Ewiiiq, Nvvvr lim: ci Cub l.V. ivcmi miiilvlod tiiroiiuii G season NNlillSllt'illl1Il't'ili C1IllUllIliOi siivviwzzs. 'Viiv piiciyiiiq oi tiiu l,V. raqiimi iirimrmscsmi iroiii ii tiimiiii ul liiiviiiimi iiiiiiviii iiciiix lo ci iwiiiii wi iviiiiioi-od mini vvwii iiiwiiniiwii pwirzv. Tiiv Cuba: mm truly L50 iwmiiii wi iiiizz I.V. lwciiii bee vciiiszw iiivy siiwwml liio Loyf ol-1 zsiiiiil lvotii iii plciyiriii mini izpiiiilisiiimisiiiii. Tamas puts ball in orbit over Moon. KNEELING: M. Moon .I. Trudnowski, D. Bradley. STANDING: E. McDonald, G. Tamas, D. Burke, Mr N. Cooney, SJ. tCoachl. 'l'. Ewing, B. Boyle, I. Schuclr. ABSENT: D. Walters. Walters shows perfect form in hitting for a timely two-pointer. 59 Bees Take 2nd with 10-2 Record LEAGUE RECORD Loyola Opponent 29 .... .... S t. Anthony .......... 26 34 .... .... N otre Dame ......... 38 33 .... ..., M t. Carmel .... .... 1 6 39 .... .... S erra ....... ,... 2 9 54 .... .... C athedral . . . . . . .39 55 .... .... P iux X ...... .... 3 6 46 .... ..., S t. Anthony . . . . . . .38 49 .... .... N otre Dame ... . . . .43 53 .... .... M t. Carmel .,.. .... 2 3 42 .... .... S erra ...,... .... 1 6 59 .... .... C athedral . . . . . . .38 45 .... .... P ius X ..... ..,. 5 2 l.oyola's Bee basketball team captured second place in league competition this season. Their play was marked with excep- tional rebounding, excellent outside shooting, and well exe-- cuted patterns, which were the effects of the line coaching by Mr. Cowan, S.I. The record ot ten wins and two losses was due to the high scoring of Wiechman and Bartelt, the re- bounding ot Grady, Qke, and Dominguez, and the backcourt play of Prietto and McCarthy. The hustle and spirit ot the Bees put the Cubs tops in the CL. KNEELING: I. Wiechman. A. Dominguez, E. Bartelt, S. Grady. W. Oke. STANDING: A. Enclnas tMqr.l. P. delValle, C. Prietto, W. Cunningham. L. Vandlinq, F. Iackson. L. Havert, I. V. Caine, K. McCarthy. Mr. I. Cowan. S.I. QCoachl. Scrappy Cees Win Charnpionehip KNEELING: T. McGann, F. Raqsdale. I. Sitter. I. Sullivan, G. Prietto. STANDING: 'l'. Furlow tMqr.l. M. Randolph, M. McCann. D. Balzano. G. McCambridqe. R. Liautaud, D. Hansen, G. Conkey. Mr. Gilpatric. S.I. lCoachI. ABSENT: P. Boland. LEAGUE RECORD Loyola Opponent 33 .... .... S t. Anthony ,.,,.... .24 30 .... .... N otre Dame ......... 36 43 .... ,... M t. Carmel .... ..... 2 1 33 .... .... S erra ....... ..... l 7 27 .... .... C athedral . . . . . . . .23 34 .... .... P ius X ...... ..... 2 1 27 .... .... S t. Anthony . . . . . . . .17 29 .... ,... N otre Dame . . . . . . . .40 49 .... .... M t. Carmel .... ,.... 2 0 26 .... ..., S erra ....... ..... 1 9 34 .... .... C athedral . . . . . . . .28 37 .......... Pius X .............. 25 Something new appeared at Loyola this year, a Cee team that not only had a winnnig record but took a championship as well. Although there were individual standouts, balanced team play was the key to the success of 1960 Cees. ln the first round the hot shooting ot Ricky Ragsdale kept the Cubs in contention. In the second round Sitter, Liautaud, and Ragsdale shared high point honors. Sullivan, McGann, Pri- ette, Randolph, and Conkey were other regulars who carrie through with steady floor play and timely scoring, 61 xg. 93 .Si x , N I if cub. 7, 4 fx BOTTOM HOW: R. Eyer, I. Gates, M. Tennessen, B. Desmond, S. Quesenberry, R. Mitooka. SECOND ROW: R. Hayes, I. LaBrucherie, I. Portillo, W. Gudish, D. Hornbecker, T. Martin, N. McDougall, R. Cabral. TOP ROW: R. Mercer, I. Arrache, E. Ostly, I. Reinisch. C. Plumley, B. Nelson, S. Hokans. G. Robinson, Mr. Birren, Coach. Herr Reinisch sialks his prey. ,.n..K, , Q v.:awx.:.n..0'f I-Iv' - 15, s i i' 49' Not bad, Byron, bu! how about a half Nelson? Wrestling ' 1 L McDougall pins Pius man. 'Li A' 1111' 111 W111:11111111 111111111 111 1,.11y11111 111N x1 111111111-' 11111 1111111 1 11 ' 1 1: 101115 1'111'1'11'11111111. UTI' - 11:11 1114 111111 :1111 1111111 1111111-111' 11111'111l1111l1k WR 1111111111'11111'1111111111111111111111 15111111 111111111111 X 1 1 1 11111 W1111, K111111111111111 111 ff 1111111 --11'.1111'1111'11 11111 11111111 w111:1l11111 11:1 w11y 111 x'11'111111.1s 111' 1N11:1.-11111, 1.11 IX111111111, 1.111111111111111 111111 1111111 1 H I 11v1111111:1X,'1'111111111111w11111111s X was 1111111 1111 111111111111111111111:111v11111 111'N :11111111111 1NkN11X-1 11:1 111.11 111111111111111111 111111121 1111w 1:1 1111. C11111111111111111 I111111'11111111111k 11 1111111,11:11'11 111111111111111111 111111111111 11111 111'1111111111 111 1111 .11 111.11111 VV111:111111:111111111111111111111111u1yW11111 1 l111111'1111111111111S111x'11Q1111::1111111111x', l 1111111111:11111111 11111 1111111 S11111 111111 1111111111111 111111111 11111 1111 1111111111 1 111 1 1'111 111 N111111111, 1111y11:1, 11111-1117211 111111 1111111111 Captain Ron Cabral deiends undefeated season. ,.,, . 1 1 ..1111 111111K11111111,1'1111111111111 111111-111111 w11:-1 1'111w111111 1111111111111 CT 1' 111111, 111111 1X1-411.1111 H1111 11 ' ,111111 111111 L111?111- w11:1 11111111111 11111 111111f111'1111111111 1105111111111 VV11 Y I 1 1 Coach Don Bin-en flu: Lower-division sprinters spring from their marks. ' f A r4l 5 .admin ug, ,. .I :J Little Olynnpics Q J:- Beul gives MacKay the baton enroute to Twomey shades Cameron in the 330. Floyd flies for live feet. victory. Smile! 'V 'f23'.E ' .w-23' G nr .. , .,,w sq U :V ' Q' .K .7-w..tr5ag5y,.mic, I - I 1.1, ' . . . 'infix QAOf':v ' wh 'il , - ,. , W , iz... x..n:n. ' --.-au 'P.i.f!r+.--Mfzeefxfin-R111-,nv 64 Il looks could kill . . . l inf., gr.. E , . I t I Q., , ffffl' 111' - . -n ' W 9.5115 5 ' , r:-to Q1 1 . ' v ' , 4 I X f ,r- l 'J , ' rl al 1 ' ' v x A x l I ., P' y I . I 1 . 1 5 2 L ful' J' x . A vii Sz., - w .:- 2 . '. ' :..-fiiv. '. 1 1. .' ' gfiggf .- , Sas-'ge-fTf f-'SGW-3i',w.,xff in .13 FYR . q :Q , T , - www' ..,..., -fl lt me - --z. '- ,kq3 .f.g ,:'g3i.I,!Q3.,, X -f ' 1 '-, ' - if Sophs Shade Juniors for l Intramural Crown . iff: 1 4 ' Cabrera in pursuit as LaBrucherie lays it in. 2C's lop scorer and rebounder. Dennis Bradley. fires away over delender, Ebriqhl. Schulz ol 3F lights with Bradley lor lhe rebound. Smith. I.aBrucherie, and McNeil lpariially hiddenl lend a hand. 2C's teamwork. Irish goes for the ball: Maidmenl qoes lor Schulz. 65 , irq.,-,, . i -A W Onogram Club FIRST ROW: R. Freeman, E. Molieri, I. Hurkins, L. Guerenc, L. Pene, P. Scxwnyc. P. Smith, W. Sullivan. SECOND ROW: C. Douqluss IPresidenlI. A. Del.ellis, E. Smith. A. Mailhews, P. Monaco. S. Hellman. G. Taber, P. Mullen, B. Kruer. THIRD ROW: I. Wiltenburq, I. DuRoss, R. Crisell, P. Orr, R. Russo. T. Liautaud. I. Petersen. FOURTH ROW: W. Morris, R. Power, P. Kane. W. Vomdlinq, D. Gurquro, W. Barry, S. Scxntley. FIFTH ROW: I. Benton, R. Kronuuqe. G. Robin- son. SIXTH ROW: M. Wood. I. O'Neil. F. Wagner. SEVENTH ROW: K. Behrle, M. Ewing, T. Daley. TOP ROW: I. Mcxechlinq. R. Molony, G. Tapiu. Virn SEATED: R. Lowe, I. Girard, I. Letcher, L. Woods, I. Pcxntulone, A. Zold, M. Minchella, D. Iones, I. Moreno. STANDING: P. Zimmerman, R. Saldamundo, C. Neuqebuuer, R. Mitookcx, G. Mcxidmeni, W. Ziqmnq, P. Duffy, I. O'Connell, R. Malone, T. Mcreder, W. Wolle, F. Eberle, C. Caldwell. W Gladney, I. Carroll. P. Xorle, Fr. Playousl. S.I. Grex f 1 I T 'la 6 01 JW cel-' A-0' 1-ga.-. .- .px -LJ Radio Club E. Turner, A. Gang, B. Detterich, Mr. I. Roach, S.I. KModerutorD, K. Maloney, T. Mur- phy, S. LaBash, F. Wagner, R. Meyette, V. SooHoo. , ' ' ' ' N Clence Club -I S. LaBush, W. Zigranq, A. Hurtkopf, I.. Shamey T 4 M. Bull, A. Ashkar, E. Tumer, D. Iohunsen, R A M1 Sumo, R. Scibilia, Mr. W. Stoui, SJ. CModerclorD f ' R. Coldren. o - - . , 7Egq1.w:'.LYJ yt Chess Club SITTING: T. Houston, A. Loera, E. Turner. E. O'Connor. STANDING: K. Owen, W. An- derson, W. Schmidt, B. Hun, C. Bryant. P. Fitzpatrick, Mr. W. Stout, SJ. KModeruiorJ, A. Bertero. N ll. nf?- Early preparations lor the play Winter Candids ,J- . .. . www x rw an 3: Don't cry, Rehm, you can help build the snowman. f 4 0 'I v'r'?',.-'-- 1 A -rrp' ,.rA',1' -,A-J' .aw , - , . - .,-,1,..'v: A aw n- - ,- 'J 1 .rt L .gag .-A' . Ls. 1 , 3. , J'. The pride ol Panama and editor ol the EL CAMINO, Ralael Vega 68 Students out-shout Dads at Winter Sports Rally. g , There must be . . . ,af ll A! J 3 l 4 v -v'. 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Us..-,f, .::!'., ,Ck-'N .1 W L- .-v' J.. . .1 'a. :Ili --'-A 4 - .w-0' . -. 4 - x .L P 's f , Q. O' in C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS. SITTING: B. Detterich. L. Shumey. S. Privett. V. Koromzay. P. Twomey. STANDING: W. Anderson. D. Caine, E. Smith. A. DeLellis. I. O'Neil. T. Woods. ABSENT: L. Boadt, H. Schwarz. R. Scibilia. S., .vsp 1 S-'if 'Ti -Nils? f -.. -lm SOPHOMORE ORATORY. E. Drabinski. S. Wood, R. Malone, L. Woods. T. Taketa, M. Morris. Scholars Orators FRESHIVIAN ELOCUTION. I. Bemardoni. M. McCann. S. Loveioy. M. Werts. W. Nolan. A. Berner. FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS. KNEELING. T. Ewing, A. Bertero. STANDING: G. Conkey, E. Tamas. A. Tercmoto, D. Zimbaldi. ABSENT: R. Newman. CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: C. Telleria. P. Mann. K. Meany. T. Flaherty, S. LaBosh, P. Twomey, L. Shamey. L. Staunton. W. Anderson. R. Scibilia. A. Hartkopi. F. Wagner, M. Ball, B. Detterich, T. Woods, T. Beach, D. Welsh, F. Scott, H. Schwarz, R. Cabral. , . I - II I -Ill- i .xl I I!!-qt I. . .. . .. , I . Q., .qt , , ,. ' ..v- :.t1wr'..-fx 17. , A N - ..-n1..J:?r :.x'4'ql5x':'N? 1.-ns 321- gf'.', if--. .- ., 72 'i it l l' 2 r fx.. -4-. my kv .- - FRONT ROW: T. Cano, I.. Lee, P. Pollock, I. Sturm, S. Suzuki, I. O'Connell, T. Maeder, P. Sullivan, Mr. DePaoli. S.I. lModeratorJ. A. Sanz, E. O'Connor. T. O'Connell, M. Kirchen. M. McEvoy, R. Shrum, M. Deasy, R. Cassidy. SECOND ROW: M. Gibson, M. Prietto, P. Savickas, E. McDonald, L. Krock. I. Moreno, E. Bartelt, D. Walters, S. Mori, F. Samanieqo, L. Sequeira, I. Ai n, E. Rood, M. Smith, R. Pike, I. O'Neil. I. Maraz, B. Fay. THIRD ROW: W. Wolie, C. Rosenberg, B. Boyle, W. Kline, R. Hunt. P. Twomey. D. Oke, I. Christiansen, E. Diehl, A. Zold, C. Douglass, R. Wright, O. Moe. I. Thorn- ton, G. Tamas, B. Russell. R. Gradv, G. Robinson, C. Burchell. Associate C'S'F' Members ew M- ' hum... ' FRONT ROW: W. Waysman, T. Carson, P. Grasser, A. Teramoto, G. Burchell, I. Hokoyama, A. Deck, D. Ninomiya. T. Takeuchi, R. Kurihura, R. Salclamando, B. Barr, W. Ziqranq. SECOND ROW: P. Nakatani. F. Raqsdale. R. Seipp. T. Nishimura, A. Peluso, S. Risdon, A. Berner, M. Lucci. D. Karle. F, Gayer, G. McCambridge, K. Barr, A. Fay, T. Ewing. THIRD ROW: I. Girard, I. Sullivan. W. Whitaker, T. McGarry, A. Zimbaldi, E. Smith. C. MacPherson, W. McCormick. C. Henry, I. Letcher. V. Koromzay, I. Bernardoni. G. Good, B. Rodgers, I. O'Neil, F. Parker. 73 Communion Breakfast Fr. Plushlrell, S.I.. presents Dads' Club President, Mr. Bill Dads, sons, teachers ioin toqether in receiving Our Lord. Loyola's l'3th annual Fathers- Sons Communion Breakfast was an outstanding demonstration of the spiritual bond that exists between Loyola students and their fathers. After the Mass, which was high- lighted by the moving words of Fr. I. Caldwell, Sl., Loyola crowded down Sunset Boulevard to breakfast at the Moulin Rouge. Louis Prima and his band provided the enter- tainment that followed. Mr. Bill Scully was honored with a gold watch for his generous work with the Dads' Club. The aim of this affair is to promote the father-son relationship and thereby strengthen the bond that exists between God and His creatures. : V N 1 .S Fr. I. Caldwell, SJ., preacher at the Communion Mass. Scully. a gold watch lor his loyalty and service. xi- ly lk X NX. f A Alter Mass and breakfast, entertainment by Louis Prima . . . . . . and Romo Vincent, courtesy of Frank S8nn0B- 74 Q2 f- .- :N -X: I -5.4 q. gs . RT , fX'f-g' N I -S I .-, , ' W- n . . x,,-x,-5-4 I f . c 1 .. Tk 1 F mg! ,'.,Zf 1 3 5 ,X 4 N 2 1 L !Il47 ? SACRAMED QTHQFFM BLESSED 3 .6 ! ,Ol nv gb Henry Welch Guild members at the annual Spring Luncheon 1 Henry Fr. Rector preaches at Mothers' Day of Recol- lection. Dads and Sons fill Blessed Sacrament Church. Welch ley, Mrs. F. Sennes, Mrs. N. Rasmussen. THIRD ROW: Mrs. M. Babick. Mrs. I. Privett, Mrs. A. Wriqhl. The activities connected with Loyola High School are not confined to the students and faculty. Two other organizations--the Dads' Club and the Henry Welch Guild- falso contribute loyal support to Loyola's aca- demic and sports programs. Though the Henry Welch Guild has only a few out- ward activities, these activities are widely felt. Indicative of this are the many schol- arships provided each year to needy stu- dents, The Dads' Club gives outstanding assistance to the school's sports program at the Fathers-Sons rallies. On the spiritual side this group sponsors a truly moving Dads-Sons Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church followed by breakfast at the Moulin Rouge. Guild Dadts Club DAD'S CLUB OFFICERS AND BOARD: SITTING: Mr. W. Marshall, Mr. R. Doll. Rev. Robert Plushkell. S.I. lModeratorl. Mr. W. Scully lPresidenll, Mr. K. Bartelt. STANDING: Mr. V. Ryan, Mr. E. Brunick, Mr. F. Bruce. Mr. I. Freeman. Mr. A. Zimbaldi. Mr. A. Douglass. -r 1 4 1 HENRY WELCH GUILD OFFICERS. SITTING: Rev. Rob- ert Plushkell, S.I. lModeratorl. Mrs. A. Kelly lPresidentl. STANDING: FIRST ROW: Mrs. W. Wood, Mrs. C. Wolfe, Mrs. R. Dedeaux, SECOND ROW: Mrs. I. Sanl- ,r- , ,. .K ,-p-- I Q95 .ws --4 --- .. -ti Ye Olde Gymne Campus Landmarks to Disappear This summer will witness the departure of l.oyola's oldest and most familiar landmarks. The old gym. scene of many infamous rallies and basketball games, is to go. The grand- stands, which have been ruining the clothes of Loyola gentle- men for generations, are being torn down. The band house, the auditorium, and the cottage, home of the Pep Club and EL CAMINO, are to meet a similar fate. This great orgy of destruc- tion is not without its purpose. Soon there will appear an all- purpose athletic facility and a new classroom building with science labs. Grcmdstonds to qc! tnot the building! - 4 - ' - -. ., Spirit center cmd El Camino home. 3 r .Q , 1 list, T ii r VV' V in ju1- ,U 51 Home of Loyola's famous marching bond Auditorium J A ,R 122551 I yung f 'sfiul tlllll J .a , Qin- Ii Y U . was--M -1 ll. w ANCLA ,gf -A .saw if U' Q OT 'P C, .. -,- gl. 4. FRONT ROW: G. Fabulich. M. Lucci. A. Peluso, I. Kerswell. T. Connolly, R. Glidden. F. Wagner. Mr. M. Gonsalves. S.I., Mai. Hirnlnq. H. Gannon. P. Himing, P. Clark, F. Cazares. M. Warts. SECOND ROW: I. Thayer, W. Waysman, P. Sawaya, I. Portlllo, S. Pinqel. R. Ramirez, I. Chevedden, I. Heinisch, T. Lieb. C. Clifford, 'l'. Taketa, D. Stone. THIRD ROW: E. Courtney, G. Griffin. S. Risdon, K. Barr, D. Mani, P. Winterbottom. T. Crumpler, D. Ucker, T. Harwood, W. McCormidk, C. Henry. I. Merqet. TOP ROW: C. Correl, M. Smith, K. Smith. I. Bellen, I. McLaughlin, I. Kirsch, R. Mauer. P. Alameda, W. Schmidt, B. Barr. H. Virginia. L. McEvoy. x LH, ' , R 3 Xi' '.i'!11 il .u h,..,i2.9-:1qQp?l35LQ'9ff: - - Q-11.4, . , 'e -25...-g.-fqJ'1 A HW ?++Jaif :LE?i 'if . ' ' 'ifsfr is ' Officers center! I.oyola's ROTC leaders. . 4 . 78 Loyola's honor-draped flag passes in review. The drill team shows its style. . t f sy' I ' if Mayor Blume and Sgt Gable 'H 44 1? 'P .f AV 5, '1-1 40,1 Fiwthfxl 'f, .1 V 9, WY Il . Sf- 4- f - :Wi ,054 ' 2 1 A , J, 1 .., .A 41 fl, -I - fi- A 4'0 fi, f f ' f f 4493 y if .Aug x 'su jigs! nf- , ' In. '-. ' tv: 63- A -'L QLD, ff kg! - S T. ' 4 h Snag' x 0' ll. ,MW RIFLE TEAM: SEATED: H. Kneeling, I. Toro. R. Dominguez. D. Pascua. W. Murrow. R. Cramer. T. Tribble. STANDING: R. Hillseth KCcxptainl. I. O'Heron, l. Kuri, P. Baldwin. I.. Neglia, C. Morton. R. Dumont. Sgt. Barker 1Moderatorl. U: 'Wy 7 Jig.. l 'ul Ml N. if Fr. Rector pins the 1959 Honor Ribbon to the flag of the Corps. R.O.T.C. OFFICERS: SEATED: P. Kane, M. Peters, R. Kronauge, C. Engelhard. STANDING: R. Dominguez. E. Reese, S. Thompson, H. Villard. P. Davis. f'?'.u l-42 wr -VX, yi,- w w F- , A i o. ,fa X - V , 1' 1. X5 .. K ..3AZ ,.: 27,1 ,fri 2-':'g:i:vf'L -.-Q1 If ' at-4'.t,. , '- ur - f w . KK . -S 1, 'N 'X .f N - air I 1 0 . ft ., .. .N ' --fav 5 . 'Y - ..-fin gg S1 H' -M. 1 f TAI -up f , iff' K' 'fig ,, Q. 1 www' A5 1 Q-.. I an 1, .I '5'5T3 '5?-I ,A :,,n- '. ---4 - , 'I' -,.0.A.Pg151,S 'V -.- -0.-a - -fi-u.-'L -':z.' ul,- 5 Q.-' ' 'N i be, , ., , .W- .....- - ,.'-dafvfll -. 3 -- 4 ,,i- QT-n:. q ,1-n-- I' . A1i1f.4 nv .h W. ,-I. gf: -., - vs-P, 1 . 4 . ' 41 U I T ,' 'mf .. -4. 0' ,-u' fur- I rf ,- - Mg- . , . ' ' , .. . , ... 'f' - .f ,AJ r gf W ,,,qt 'f1-.'f.if .'fff 42:f'fJ2:r-'S-151' ' - h' ' ,, V. '- -L QQ-, lf. ' I . QZL, . I r . , ,q -, - Y .,, A ,A w pq, AVNSQQ1 Q.-. , - x h , r. J .l,.,X.,,W ,,,, ,.. , A A .QQ . Q ag. Vw., HH M my ,.. QQ- , SF - : . an ,I-31. bg., M Q i H ,ati in x4,..,,.,9,'? .. ' t . - , . ...Q s- g ,Ll , V ' K - Q X S 'H 'Wi .. 4, 7 1 . , v 4. was xx -F, -, - .. 1 - -ez .l.5 ' A via '- ' .V 'W I' -4 - .. .,,- F . -1- . . ., Q H . 6' S' 1 ... f Y 0 csv,-I-fl ', 1. 1. elm. , . 14. SEASON'S RECORD - -R .--semff--ff - . 7- . 3 ' Loyola Opponent ly :J Q 1 . 11 ' .'. ,ff -S r 14 ..... .... B urroughs . . ,.... . 1 5 v,,3fi'f , ff' . - - W , V, .. :,1l-.,,,j1 ff? 3 .... ....Dorsey ...,.,.,. 4 L1,ff-rf-if-'vi 'V' - 1 . ' - ' .,. Q .14 :Q-' '14 1 1 ' 121' 1 1 .... . . .Westchester ..,.. . . . 3 Og ,, - ,V W M 5 ,... ,.., G lendale Hoover ...... 1 .A- 'a-T-L 19 Ar 2 ..., .... F airlax .,............ 10 1 4 ' ' ' 4 .,., ...USC Frosh ,..... 2 7 .... ...USC Frosh ......... .. S 4 .... ..... I. oyola U. Frosh ...... 2 LEAGUE RECORD Loyola Opponent 16 .... . . .Mt. Carmel . . . ..... . 0 'fr 9 .... ...Cathedral 0 Q- 0 .... . . .Serra ..... .... . 3 1 4 .... . . .Pius X ...... ..... 1 l stty ' 9 .... ...St. Anthony .. 2 K. 1 4 .... ...Notre Dame .. 0 1 1' f 8 ..., ...M1.Carmel 1 , 12 ..., ,. .Cathedral . .. . . . o R111 2 .... . . .Serra ..... . . . 1 7..,. ...PiusX...... ...3 6 .... ....... S t. Anthony .... 5 Notre Dame For 1110 l1lC'liV 13111 11me 111 the pas1 16 yoars, 1,oyola's varsity baseball 1eam 1111111111011 1110 CL 111111. The league sea- S011 111111111141 Wllll two 1o11s1cleCl v1c1or1es, 19111 our 11110 11o11os were dimmed by SllCl'C'SS1V0 losses 1o s1111qy Serra and lroo-1111111111 P1113 X. This 1eam would 11o1 611111, lllOl1qll, and surqed 1o the Cham- 111011511111 O11 111o SlfOllCI111 of a 7-game Wllllllllkj streak, 111q11l1q111eCl by a dra- 111c1111r, ll-1111111'1q, Como-from-be11111d vic- tory over S1. AIl1llOl1Y 111 the last home 11111110 o1 11111 season. Steady 1061111 play ra111er 111a11 111d1- vidual 11r1111a11c'11 accounted for Loyola's s1111c'f1ss 1111s season. 1-lowever, B111 Mor- r1s' Clll1C'll 11er1or111a11Ces o11 111e 111our1C1 18 w111s, 1 loss1 lllOT1l s1'1ec1a1 Ill911l1Ol1. Wo c'o11qra1111a1c1 Coar'11 D1 Muro for 111s 1IlSl7lf1llkj loadors111p 11o111 O11 1110 field and o11. Loyola 1s 111s11y proud of 1111s 01111111 squad w111C11 by 11s f1ql11111q s111r11 111111 11s refusal to quit Wll9l1 11el1111d 9 The team starts its game with a prayer. Troian Frosh beats Pat Kane's tag on a pickoli play. l5TOllKjl1l 11s our only varsity sports 1'1lUIl1f11OllS1lll1 of 1110 year. lim Ryan sets himself tor the bunt. 33vy ' ' 'I Vllllia' -VIN- . f '1 11.,ghu- ai sd , 1 'J, .1 J ' . -. 'N - -1 . 5s1- 1' . X 1 . w . ' , . 1 gcvUIO1Ll .. '4 81 X XIX. -vm Till 'f ' V., X, fl. 'BhA.er. ', BZ I , 4755 'gg ff ' NAIA 3 Us- rv iff yyl- an an 41 me .v.. , .1.Q,-. -1 ' ,pf ug ' . Jul- E' Q in - nQ .4 F' A . ry 11 ,,.,A','1'-2' ' . 5.3.-3-5.35.3 2 Q' - '. J. -.'.'2.G'1.f y -5, Vj 4 ' .,. ....-. ..,. . . 2 L 3 b . H l K, ' .fl 'v -4-X ' A-Ld. ,K -1, , ,, SS'-2 ' ,A . f 4? 4 .J 'lit 'xr J. - . 'iq-,,.':,f l' L S-mr fi-Wold.-ml ? KAL.. .abit-at mf ,-9? . XNLVML 43. -. 6 ...... 2. .44 I I f I b -1'-L ',- 49 -- ,9 ,j f wx K l H ,f ' ...Q ' 0. ' Q. .K 5 ' 'fu LN ' f .iw 4..'u':sQ -v-- , A N ji '11 . Lv.. . 1 2, ..,,n - -. A . , .1's',ggw- AQ? Bill Morris, ace pitcher Bernie Kruer, deuce pitcher FRONT ROW: R. Grady, S. Hoffman. I. Grundhoier, L. Pene, D. Spiller, D. Gubser. SECOND ROW: W. O'Connor lMgr.l, E. Walsh, R. Dedeaux. C Hall, B. Kruer, W. Morris, I. Byrne KMqrJ. THIRD ROW: R. Sandeen, R. MacKay, R. Kintz. P. Kane, I. Ryan. R. Russo. A. Gad, Mr. DiMuro KCoachJ '.:U'fav.P J ..',4g,,, J N .v'v5iv!f -- f - f. A 1'- . . ..- . - ,f-- V , -W5f,f,,-:?:',1w f'ti'.'.9'i 5'2V51 'fff. ' R4 .1-, 83 1 4 --.IO 59 94 JC 5 -..bd w 1 n ' Y I I it 2 5 Q 1 I Q 'V-i'f-iifhf Y 'irq I 1 5 .i-,Ott ,4 : ,mfttgil 5 'SOX 1 'ORN' ,f f 0 ' 'tbrmvbi .AGI Q.. .BQAQQSW4 g959.y'.' ff A5 M 'Milf '. E ' 3 l I ' 'P 1 t -'J f J EVN ' Qgnvxwa ......,.........,. ----....Q,,,,,,M V V ,..-. . ...W , ...--...... ...... QW. , nn W W, -.--V-........,.....4.....-............ ggq-.-.vw-. .- ,,v., .....::,.f..i J ,,,,,,,,,,, -..M . W.-. Q-...-o ,, .- ,mx 'Q . .Qs W--W '- 95' 2+ A W4 W Q i i fa, '12, a L' 6 , st , v , 3 1 un A W - .f Q --x ia... , XA ...M .. n-3,4 gt' tg,-rj ' xr kt:,.'bT,s0, - ., vw . , t, -. -',:l-klf !::-.:f's3'?' ' '-----.,,-sgf Pitcher Paul Horgan b one CuPPel swings - and misses. Q M:::.'.' '1,,if iHf - -- L- Lg-N H : . ' I .,...,....,,,.4 v-'W M. V keystone combination, Walters and Raqsdale, bid for cz double play. MX? uf.- I N' Fir st-baseman Cox-son stretches for un easy o J V's Snare Another CL Title Loyola Opponent 7 .... ..,. M t. Carmel .. l .... .... C athedral , . . . . 0 7 .... ..., S erra ..... . . . 1 B .... .... P ius X ..... .. , 2 4 .... .... S t. Anthony . . . . . 0 ll .... .... N otre Dome .... . . . 5 3 .... .... M t. Carmel . . . . . . 0 2 .... ..,. C athedral . . . . . 0 2 ..,. ..,. S erra ..... . . . 3 6 .... .... P ius X , .... . . . 2 6 ..,......... St. Anthony 4 Notre Dame Loyola's IV baseball teams have a habit of winning championships. This year's squad, under the attentive Coach- ina of Mr. Flynn, Sl., maintained this tradition and nailed down the C, L. title in the next to last qame ot the season, rallying to defeat runnerup St. Anthony. Unlike teams of previous years, the 1960 aqqreqation did not overpower their opponents. They won, rather, with the liner but often less ap- preciated baseball skills developed by hard work on the prartiee field H- exe Ba, c'Oll0ltt tiitC'liiItq, liqllt defense, liqllt but shortstop Walters. tiniely hittina, and Cool heads in the Clnteh. terymates Horqan and Cappel take a breather while Mr. Flynn, SJ., checks strategy with FRONT ROW: S. Grady. I. Darby. F. Baqsdale, E. Espinoza, D. Walters. K. Balch, P. Baker IMI!!-l--SECOND Row: W- wUY5mGh tMqr.l. D. SPUIGL B Boyle. W. Larsen. C. Cappel, M. Moon, PI Horqan. THIRD BOW: A. Encinas tMqr.l, D. Phillips, R. Ordway. L. Neglia. T. Ewing, P. Duffy. M. Kane I. Moran, Mr. Flynn. SJ. tCoachl. . -T Q. I l ' 5- - L--p . t ...--- d,-. N in 1-9-. - -v-.. T'FNwuup-i -L. fge ' n lpv , Z Io, ' 5' +--. ..,,,.-Q..'-- -Q. 4 1-...4 - lf. sq--Q--, T., -. ,--5 v-w' r fit. Wil si V f :sr,:fs'3.t1:':s,7GE:.?? 85 X n P 'YV J A w J' f . 1 ,f v r ag. I Q ' .. ,- r Q' J fi t fly. 'X . SQ ' 1 Q I Af , . L ,PETS I rf f ' n'.k Q U' ' i , I va I . .' b. Q .- .Y 3, Qlwr ,'J,,alA. J' ,r 1 - ' ' A 5 ' ' , ' T . Qpfaivv ' V .pl WL.- I ' s ' ' A . X I., ' v .. r f I r 1 I wg' Q . . ' 4. U-sis ' n ' . I 1 S.. 'f ,,',. f 1 gr 'gsdf f J 'Q' m...,f. 'z,. ,, .Ll Q -.' I-nh' . l .. '1. Q fm. . M1114 ' Q. ,, 4 ., ,4 ,..x-, . ' .'...N a rp 9 54 k 0 Q ' n 'l'1v ' x I , 1 - V ' ' I 'N ms. Y . V, 4 ' 3' ' N 5 7: QI , 1 x 5 . 1 ' 'f.I...4 jlKf':vQl. :J . , f A ' f 4 ,i ..- ,1- , .. 1-. I, , , ' -b , fl u'f.'4 .,' ...rf '01 ly 1Q, X ' - fl 'Q x 1 4 -' . X Mr' 1 ' '. , 'Y 'X L 1xxu,' ' -V ' fl., n 1 Q q,! x x - W -. - sl , , '-.'u if Q Track l .1 I -5. P ,rgg Eb' 1 f, ,tm Coach Mr. Valenti checks with DuRoss and Smith. Manager Phil Monaco stands by. U li x Ym- -Q ,s 'lmlll lT'Il ll 1 .N N --. . . ,tiki V ,- 1 I .- - 1'f'2..,,,A' - r'F f7' 'A' ' A-: f..7 V 1... Loyola's top scorer, lack Benton. takes another first. -J Bill Barry, league-leadinq shotputter I ,,,.......----- . QVC? -f . '. Ggz?ft,uAa,,, , '-1.2: rr 4 ,L W 1 ,Mi 1 4 Q. I.: ' t ' ' ' '-'W--H.. 4' l S9 4 - xl! TNCLL 1-., 'E 3, -- V 'l ... ' v ' U --f. ,- , . ...- ,x-4'f'L.'- nf'K'.-'?- '. Q K' , .4-N -as A- , . -45 -+-- -V 1-.-Lg .-?'?-4--3.,.-, . --4 - , . ' ' '.a,.: L .. Q .f Q ,A 4- HV:-Q Qt' K- - iff Half-milers Tony Matthews and Paul Hirninq sprint for victory. ' 87 ? I Pole vauller Mac Ewinq soars over the bar. Miler lim O'Neil siaris his finishing kick. Q0 -r 'I s i fa' L -' . Il ' ' puff- -ag-H V - - - . , 4 - - k A s .af - ---1 Varsity spriniers Rood and Crisell break from the startinq blocks. Ron Flynn shows championship form in the hurdles. Bee spriniers Heaih, Gladney. and Adams sweep the lO0 yard dash. .. 1+-. 11 88 14 .Q-J , .av .15 our 'Q Traokmen Rebound to Take Second in CL LEAGUE RECORD Loyola Opponent 64 .,.. .,...Serra .... ...... . 40 50 .... ..... P ius X ,.... ...,. S 4 61 .,.. ,.... C athedral . . . . .43 72 ,... ..... M t. Carmel . . . . . .32 22 .,.,........ Notre Dame ... . . . . .82 65 ..,......... St. Anthony .......... 39 Nineteen hundred and sixty marked the end ot an era at Loyola, for with it carrie the departure of Fr. Sargent, Sl., one ot the inainstays of the track pro- qram. Father received a new assiqn- ment early in March. threw an extra burden Valenti and Fr. Duqqan a eommendable job in track squad which had i His departure on Coach Mr. Sl., who did a rebuilding' the been depleted hy araduation losses, Despite the green- ness of the squad and the lack of depth in proven performers, the team did capture second place in leaque com- petition. The outstanding individual performance ot the year was turned in by Bill Barry who tlunq the iron ball 56'4 . lack Benton was the top scorer. At the awards banquet, Captain Tony Matthews received the award as most inspirational, Bill Barry as most im- proved, and lack Benton as most valu- able. V -fi g-.21 s Coach Valenti and assistant, Fr. Duggan, S.I.. check winning time with Captain Tony Matthews. FRONT ROW: I. Benton. R. Flynn, M. Yamamoto, A. Matthews. P. Twomey. E. Smith. I. Gary, P. Orr, W. Barry. SECOND ROW: P. Winterbottom. R. Crisell, G. Arnerich. E. Rood, M. Morrell. P. Beal, G. Taber. I. O'Neil, P. Meade. E. Outwater. M. Gary, D. Hornbecker, R. Cabral. THIRD ROW: Mr. Valenti tCoachl. P. Leedy. O. Moe, D. Pettric, W. Spahl. I. DuRoss, I. Hourigan. I. Betz. M. Ewing, D. Sweeney, E. Diehl. 'ev ,A-he c WB 7 89 1- -A -' 5 .- Chris Hall takes the baton from Barr and sprinis lor home. Bee hurdler Doug Nelson leads the way. T i 'I' I .ali .1-V 5 'iii- fi -L els 'N ,Q 'll' - 'I ,f CEE TRACK TEAM. SITTING: G. Morrell. S. Stoddard. B. Barr, P. Berman, D. Hansen, D. Cashen. ' J- ... - Q. ' 9 -' KNEELING. R. Dolan. 1. soon, P. Casey. G. Fabulich, D. Bafmmqhqm, G. Pfaeno. STANDING: D. ' ' U' ' Q ' ., Sullivan, T. Laflerty, G. Perez. M. Werts. M. Steward, C. Stevens, D. Shean. ln. Q x 1 ' in l -- 'YL ' 5' - ur: f - ,I Q' Nm: ' .9 , '1 A I xl U . .. . J. , . fr fill f bl E... BEE TRACK TEAM. SITTING: E. Heath, M. Nyerges, I. Gladney, N. Pedrosian, D. Mispaqel, A. ScoM, S. Wood. I. DuRoss, K. Barr. H. Scuderi KNEELING: L. Sequeira, A. Zold. D. Heilman, C. Cliliord. R. Mulhaupl, W. Scully, R. Isais, D. Nelson, T. Hornbecker, I. Ganey. STANDING: Fr. Duq gan, 5.1. CCoachl, D. Sork, C. Adams, I. Ducketl, M. Iohnston. C. Henry, L. Adams, W. Box. T. Tribble, H. Wright, W. Nolan. 90 Award Winners ,- -N.:-u Q vvfj . ggi, A Hearst History Contest Winners. Ted O'Connell and Bob Shrum. with their former history instructor. Mr. I. Roach. SJ.. receive their awards from Federal Iudge Harry Westover. Shrum linished first among Catholic school contestants and second in the Los Angeles area. O'Connell placed second among the Catholic school entries. 5 Arletgh Hartkopl. chosen to repre- sent Los Angeles at the President's National Youth Conference at the natlon's capital during April. PY Dick McCloskey. an accurate shot and strong rebounder. received All-Catholic honors in basketball this year. Bob MacDonald. winner oi the sixth place award in the Hearst Bill of Rights Essay Contest. Fresh and Soph speech medal winners. Bill Nolan and Terry Taketa, exchange congratulations. 91 -Q, ' , ian'- NB-kk' -.A y 1 ' ' KAx..A Zffnq giant i I A Axqk-xxx A'L', :N l..l.!...,!.!r L, 1 'Q 3 st 'Z' ' 'far ' - Y' f -' r' i 311 23-aclg if ' 1- 1. I' . I ,,.,',i1f uhh. 4, ,, - 'T' f, 'f'L,',. 4 ,yf,f'l' ....-.t----- ' 'xt x'xKl,xkl..1lY'W ' 1 Ilia ' ' ' ' '.'v'-ltlxiltnltl-In -N-f 'xx1L.l.'i'.t' 'ff .' xuttw. t--,ntl ll y Q . iwfrzt intl . f ' gwtyill' .'l,,.,..uXx -w v1 , 1 A S -, I ' ' ' - K, - V V i . 'list' .'1't'. t .l'1xX' ,Q 'V 'Rift 1 v 1 1.31 ,'. ,','A',x'vl1'lxAX,uYn1,1 I XA,-k,M..t , 'g1il'7x U H -,.'uiY,l ,V-I .nt . V.. t, -if ,- X- if X5 1 'X 'ff--h 'I' N111 , it 1 :L I .- - ,',,,.-5 , t - I ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' , . . 1 1 t K , 1 '-vl. ,.-- ','x1wLx - tt ,. -, k ' .inf .I , ,Q .kntlil-'JN-,-, .g. 1-we K i an 3.-aft A, A 1 tlfrifxil-.txlfl K , I N. 5 --my .vu N 1 - - l ',,.' ! I , , ,Lv S. 'ts ' 'rl V '- ., , I - 1 ff' ... r' 5 l J Dean Gargaro blasts a serve. L in H! 'l .Y - 1- ,, -V ,..,. x .. . -. 1 I ' is Ilia? ., ,noe -7 if mfs 1-.. -,.- .v 'fx ' .., ,:, ' - V ffifwi- ...L .g.. 2' UT , -wf,- - I Tim Carr sets himself to return service. 5 4:0 as .4 . M. In A , ...VM -- '14 , ,....t. 1- -- W 5 H' IT 1 I V. lv 1 . n ' 'J t Jin' 1 I '- ,f . Q5 at . Qks NJ N rr .- . 1' Kibitzer Mr. Cooney, SJ.. proffers a word of advice to Coach Mr. Rude. Captain Tom Liautaud sets his sights on a low ball. SJ.. und manager Mike Reagan. Qi Tennis Loyola Opponent 7 Burroughs . 0 5 Inglewood 2 3 USC Fresh 5 Q 0 UCLA Frosh 9 9 5 Burroughs . 1 4 l , 1 L.A. High . 6 4 Q ' 4 Notre Dame 3 W 1 N5 I Harvard . . S 5 Montebello 2 1 Dorsey .... 6 - K-, 4 Q I S Cantwell . . 0 fx 4 V 4 Notre Dame 3 ' ,W , . I 2 Mmimii .. 5 A t l i 10116 ............ Marshall , . 812 Q -- ' L ,, Tho Rovcqiiot Sqiioctu wolcromed o iiow c'ooc'li tliis yoor. Mr. Rude, SI roiwlcifw-ct tlio iioiiiilor and successful Mr. Sliort, Sl, cmd olwly voiitiiiued tho wiiiiiiiiti troditioii of tlio Loyola team. Tlio vorsity, toil by Cwoivtoin Tom Limi- triiitl oitrt witl. fl strorioi osstst trom ref .' . N A '.1 : . f v,4 J ' jf - - 3 IAYVEES. KNEELING: K. McCarthy. G. Griitin. M. Ryan, S. Shoen. SECOND HOW: T. Furlow 4 N flVlqr.l. P. Kellen. M. McNeil, G. Good, N. O'Neill, S. Pinqel, Mr. I. Rude, S.I. lCoachl. TOP ROW: mint Aiizoliiio, poworocrl tltoir woy to o I. Tone. T. Stringer. E. O'Connor. C. Blades. K. Luce. C'.l.F, plciyott tnoitli on tlio hosts ot tlioir iiiittofootocl Cl.. iwortoriiioiioo. Witti iiioiiy rotiiriiitm lv-ttoruioim cmd the sup- port ot o limo IV squad, tlto CL. Cliomps :rliow fivory izitxii of ropootirio iioxt yoor. tiiriiiiiq rotiiilcvis Potors, Gorqoro, Carr A., -1 VARSITY. KNEELING: R. Azzolina. H. Breen. R. Anthony, P. Iohnson, M.Reagan CMgr.l. STANDING: W. Duggan, M. Peters, D. Gargaro, T. Carr, Mr. Rude, SJ. tCoachl. 93 it 'L Ask the boy who owns one. fm, , 1,41 Mr. Donald A. DePc1oli, S.I., who ioined our icxculty in March, teaches Iunior Religion und' Senior Latin. Leprechcxun's Delight I Q O .I 94 1. .M 'Hi 8 ' , if., 14, 0 ,nal J.: 2 ,-.,q v .ul v her! .cg wil X Q f- - , X 1 X V Spring fever . s Sitting down on the iob I dare you! I . P3505-' L ,rmwgiivqa '--.., Fr. Bassett, SJ. in his Golden Iubilee year in the Society ol Iesus Sprin Candids Senior closed retreat at Azusa comes to a close. , lg .ay-I Y' il' v avr' 4 , . My Which way did he go? Wray Schmidt: I've got it, l think. Students admire the bonus boat in the spring rattle. ig Baseball lans. Bro. Doyle, S.I., and Fr. Menager. SJ. -F w an 'S 11-., K. ,gf A mb-I xv 'W 1. P' 'Nw W. ,- is S73 w s ,. rv A . I ' 'A ...x -54 'me1l f 1: . ur-ltr-I .gui - , , Jr all .jil lb.. 'ph-MT. Q x X X ,U Q9 w Class Qfficers Juniors SEATED: R. Crisell IV. Pres.J. D. Gubser lPres.J, M. McNeil lSec.l. STANDING: G. Tcxmcxs lTrecs.J, S. Hokuns CSqt. at Armsl. FPUSI1 Sophs G. Grundhoier fTreusD. P. Suwuycx IV. Pres.l. C. Cap- pel KSec.J, E. Heath CSgt. at Armsl, C. Ware, lPresJ. FRONT ROW: C. Hcxtiqun lSgt. at Armsl. S. Loveioy CTreus.J. BACK ROW: S. Bender iPresJ. I. Prietio CV. PresJ, R. Ragsdale 1Sec.7. no-C 0 .. ,X Q.. g1,MQ'Hi., f52wf 4 N f 5 x QW 1 '11 BOTTOM ROW: G. Poree, T. O'Bar, I. McGraa, D. Cashen, K. Maloney, Fr. Wright, S.I. SECOND ROW: V. Esteva, A. Deck, T. McGann, L. Carro, R. Morris. THIRD ROW: D. Hansen, I. Kline, G. Bruce, G, Metcalf, C. Stevens, D. Leahy. TOP ROW: R. Lowe, P. Marais. D. Cook, A. Encinas. I. Scott, S. Daley. V A Sf. Sui generis. BOTTOM ROW: I. Barela, A. Iimenez, T. Hequy, S. Shoen, T. Takeuchi. R. Froates. SECOND ROW: K. Owen. R. Arias, I. Blumer, A. Berner, R. Dolan. K. Ryan. TOP ROW: R. Sinclair, T. Hornbecker, C. Ramsey. I. Darby, I.. Fent, A. Gang. A challenge for Espinoza 'w' I W . A , , A E I 'I' , ' K 9' i 4 A , 4 I . 1 I , . . -1 1 I I 4 5 ,Pg 'M . -I 6 ' l 4 x ,399 Wmgi . 3 X1 35, N3 gig ,aaa ,F 6 A 11 M ml vv mx 1 ' ' x ' A V 1 +I .. X A 'Q NK X ' x , N BOTTOM ROW: R. Smith, R. Sellers, I. Heberqer, M. Olaiz, D. Stone, Mr. Stout. S.I. SECOND ROW: R. Freel, I. Meek, C. Bannan, '1',Yqeqer, I. Puqlisi, M. Hannin. THIRD ROW: I, Sanderson, D. Gonzales, L. Litschi, I. Esswein, R. McCaughey, T. Wahl. TOP ROW: P, Daniels, R. Glaser. N. Thom, T, York, I. Ganey. BOTTOM ROW: W. Lanqan, C. Almaraz. R. Conter, R. Newman. I. Keller, R. Fuentes. SECOND ROW: I. Ellis, M. Reagan, C, Holmes, G. Dilworth D. Zimbaldi. THIRD ROW: D. O'Connell, G. Perez, G. Madera, S. Car- penter, M. Boyd, P. Casey, TOP ROW: D. Birmingham, R. Hunt. I. Ber- nardoni, B. Fay. L. Vandlinq, M, Morehart. I u s. . 'N I P Q . X Have blackboard, will travel. All right now, center the ball on two . . . N. 6 'l 1 -K s I 1 .. , 811.111 I-'tll't '- Il' ., ll . 1 - rt l 5 5 7 yi g i ' Wt!! v A A i 5' V ' V yi- - H . 115 in wp -If id BIN- ill' -. f- nb Y3 3,,3 We ., v l. N , - 2 K ., i. 3 ,3- V Zvbbuq is QL I Q V, A ffixly If M -signin JA 3 . Q,- nl . H A i A l .5 Wy. I : , LK. 2- M A Vik x ,N A figm Wa ' fm Ham ill gn fr S Q- , ' ' J :ir t 3 ,. . Eh , , itil.. x - Q : I W1 E H IL! A Yfunl BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Sauer, P. Bull, S. Hall. I. McLaughlin, P. Ryan. f . I. Baker. SECOND ROW: C. Correll. L. DuFauchard, P. Merqet. l. De- , , O Santis. W. Almeida. THIRD HOW: A. Post, M. McManus, I. Brandlin, 'S 'f1S had as '1'1'hC ' T. Harwood, P. Fitzpatrick. M. Antoci. TOP ROW: E. Drabinski. T. Crumplar, R. Maurer, D. Ucker. BOTTOM ROW: D. Phillips. W. Herzoq, E. Stebinqer, I. Dufloss, H. Puff, K. lVlcCumber, P. Baker, S. Quesenberry, R. Romano G. Duerr, Fr. Playoust, S.I. SECOND ROW: D. Lombardi, K. Balch, R. Avila, F. Nunez, T, Ward, C. Colosimo, H. Lozier, L . Pozzo, S. Wood, R. Heilman. THIRD ROW: H. Kneeling. S. Gleller. D, Clark, I. Callahan, W. Murrow, I. Roth, H. Hakala, R O Adams, I. Graziano. .- v, , , - r , V --vvuquv--,. . YW-- , ' , I. , I, . rf , Mulhaupt, W, Patton, P. Gooch. TOP ROW: B. Hochuli, A. Varnas, R. English, E. Ostly. W. Kitchens, W. Duggan, I. Betz, C. BOTTOM ROW: F. Eberle, I. Grundhofer, C. Ferraro, R. Wagner, P. De1Valle, R. Malone. T. Luce, M. Tennesen, I. Wilson, W Brunick, Mr, Reilly. S.I. SECOND ROW: C. Neuqebauer, V. Hayes. I. Hall, I. Ahern, P. Zimmerman, N. Schneider, P. Winter bottom, I. Carroll, M. Smith, R. Cabera. I. Radali. THIRD ROW: D. Williams, I. Okenius, A. Marinlce, I. Schuck, D. Bradley I. Antol. M. Moon, G. Maidment, I, Reimbold, S. Barry, TOP ROW: A. Dramov, W. O'Connor, I. Pantalone. B. Rogers, D. Irish I. Wiechman, C. Caldwell. BOTTOM ROW: I. Giba, B. Rose, B, Hayes, R. Scalpone, S. Risdon. SECOND ROW: T. Lieb, W. White, I. Crowley, S. Iahn, H. Willson. THIRD ROW: W. Comeau, I. Kuri, P. Iohnston, M. Cazares. TOP A d 1,11 . h . . ROW: W. Stronks. C. Morton, I. Tillis, I. Kirsch, W. Cunnqinham. n brmgt e bamo'Mr'He1llY' IO3 . .J -. '.. L,-X---an S BOTTOM ROW: W. Waysman, T. Taketa, G. Smith, T. Reese, P. Moore, C. Davis, I. White, M. Cron. C. Marshall, Mr. Flynn, . S.I. SECOND ROW: S. Scanlan, K. McCarthy, W. Schnaider, D. Butler, L. McEvoy, P. Sawaya, M. Iohnson, I. Cain, A. Lizza. O THIRD ROW: R. Ramirez, C. Clifford, M. Dillon, I. Kerswell, K. Barr, S. Donnelly, I. Bellanca, S. Schmidt, I. Portillo, M. Calla- han, TOP ROW: P. Clark, R. Gannon, I. Breslin, T. DelAmo, S. Pingel, R. Hayes, I. Shield, T. Connolly, I. Ripple. BOTTOM ROW: R. Rahl, I. Girard, G. Iohnson, E. Crommell, D. Sork, R. Kurihaha, M. Yamamoto, W. Anlhony, R. Milooka, R. Saldamando, Mr. Casey, S.I. SECOND ROW: P. Duiiy, I. Murrieta, W. Whittaker, C. Prietlo, F. Gayer, W. Gladney, E. 6 Vonl-leidenreich, D. Karle, T. Minehan, E. O'Connor, THIRD ROW: L. Neglia, P. Kellen, F. Iackson, C. Ware. F. McClean, A. ' Zimbaldi, T. Moore, W. Larson, T. Sweeney, D. Fricke. TOP ROW: I. Leicher, I. Carmody, I.. Adams, L. Woods, P. Edwards. O N. Fisher, D. Iones. E. Outwater, T. Brogan, C. Cappel. lO4 Nh, It's two to one in the seventh, Father. BOTTOM ROW: W. Carmody, R. Scuderi. S. Suzuki, I.. Sequeira, I. Strum, Fr. Duggan, S.I. SECOND ROW: M. Gibson, E. Bartelt. S. Heaton. P, Scvickus. M. Robinson, A. Dominguez. THIRD ROW: I. Moreno, S. Mori, B. Greco, P. Horqan, I. Molony, L. Haven. TOP ROW: C. Rosen- berg, B. Boyle, M. Morris. Thafs not nice. Michael. BOTTOM ROW: I. O'Connell, W. Zigrang, I. Moore, P. Sullivan, T Maeder. SECOND ROW: M. Priello, D. McCauqhey, P. Heffernan, M Minchella, D. Walters. THIRD ROW: R. Feliciello, E. Heath, I.. Krock R. Kushi. W. Wolfe TOP ROW- F Samanieqo W Ok R F . . . , . e. . erquson. A. Zold, E. McDonald lO5 ,- SA: BOTTOM ROW: I. Sennes, A. Gril, I. Duarte, R, Lambert, D. Lanqan, R. Villar, D. Pasqua, Mr. Germann, S.I. SECOND ROW: F, Sullivan, T. Weyand, I. Gresswell, G. Campolmi, I. D'Angona, E. Meehan, I. Toro, I. Malloy. THIRD ROW: P. Martinez, P. Burton, Pl. Larrabee, R. MacKay, I. Bonyhardy, R. Rockwell, I. Schnaider. O. Tansey, P. Beal, TOP ROW: I. Morneau, K. Graham, D. Pettric, M. Iackson, E. Rauen, F.Boccato, E. Coffey, R. Shaffer, I. Bowler. BOTTOM ROW: W. Scully, M. Nyerqes, T, Martin, C. Blades, W. Brown, R. Eager, F. Aldrete, I. Byrne, I. Thomas, L, Rayner Mr. Valenti. SECOND ROW: I. Freeman, I. Stupy, G. Hugo, I. Iordan, G. Pasco, I. Lowe, I. Settles, D. Sullivan. M. Gary, F Sepulveda. THIRD ROW: R. Papsys, B. Harz, M. Robison, W. Moreton, T. Bruce, W. Noble, R. Getz, F. Groskruqer, G. Peluso H. Sax, I. Hornbecker. TOP ROW: L. Adams, M. Chevalier, M. Mack, R. Kintz, T. Daley, T. Ratiqan, T. Talbot, R. Dumont, I Strobel. M. Orr. A ug BOTTOM ROW: I. McGinty, A, Scott, A. Wright, R. Dominguez, L. Pene, C . Mr. O'Neill, S.I. SECOND ROW: R. McDonald, I. Rouqhun, A. Murrieta. Esprit de cgrps. O W. Gonzalez, A. Gcxtely. THIRD ROW: D. Mispugel, R. Anthony, D. Spiller. R. Cameron, G, Armitage, D. Smith. TOP ROW: C. Plumley. R. McCloskey, M. Kidd, L. Sinclair, H. Fuchs, P. O'Connor. BOTTOM ROW: I. McGurk, R. Steiger, D. Sullivan, M. Lockard, P. Mc- Laughlin. SECOND HOW: M. Yclnke, I. Green, R. Mikuluy, B. Beyerle, T. Tribble, THIRD ROW: R. Crisell, M. Obradovitch, E. Ccrrper, R. Flynn, M. McDougall. TOP ROW: W. Miller. D. Burke, N. O'Neill, I. Hillman. Mother, he's taking my picture. 7 Nelson growls: Mr. Reilly is unim- pressed. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Thylstrup, ' SJ., W. Gudish, C. Tarnay, T. Tepper, P.. Barrena. SECOND ROW: I. Groener, R. Rettiq, S. Hokans, W. Spahl, A. Page. THIRD ROW: P. Leedy, D. Scully, D. Barnes, I. Duckett. TOP ROW: R. Bonaparte. I. Kelly, M. Iohnson, C. Galindo, K. Brown. 501 An unscheduled meetmq oi iunxor study hall A. Greco. SECOND ROW: D. Hessler, C. Froude, P. Martin, R. Olivarez 3 D . BOTTOM ROW: C. Reher, I.. Lee, D. Vasquez, E. Reese, M. Heberger O T. Donovan. THIRD ROW: G. Lambert, T. Carfaqna, M. Hecht, D. Davis M. Smith. B. Arnerich. TOP ROW: W. Denton. E. Welsh, I. O'Heron S. Thompson, C. Heinemeyer. pi 'l Q Q. L-nl. A qv-r i' , .. oo ll V3 Y 'E Qi? ' r 1 SEI 5 1 1 ,. - f .. ., Q , -. I- i lllbi Run-Af v gk. 5 ff fm' T' x L' N 5 if ' W 3 3 V nf' U' Q 3 3 I 4 I 31 ' , ..f Hu ,- al ' Af - ' 4 V, ii ' 1 m J, M D 5.-5. Q H T lv Q 1 , A ' x sf Q E V Q .4 , , ' 'H' A1 , Um' an 1 F3 srl!! ' P Q 1 4 'r Q D 48 Q. ,333 . v,.' ', V' 'pin 1 'I 44 9 1 -.sl D , ,, , . v. A-L T -1 Y L' 'if I 1 z nw .','-L g y Y 922, ,H rf' Semors at play Sonim' UI'f'iC01s'S DPPOSITE PAGE: P. Orr lSq1. at Armsl, C. Jouqluss Nice PresJ. T. Matthews CTreas.J, '. Petersen lSec.J, I. Muechlinq 1Pres.J. 'W' th.:- wk is ,kxxl Graduate S AP'- cmd study . . . 49' ,Y K cmd pose and repose. it-rr, THOMAS ABBOTT C l.1y,xi1'tll St. Bernadette R.O.T.C. TBENT ANDERSON Cfltlsxiftll St. Brendan Pep Club, Football 1. R.O.T.C. 2. FBEDERIC L. ALDBIAN W' Claryiml Immaculate Conception Loyalist, Pep Club, Basketball. R.O.T.C. Harkins has a minor distraction as Mr. Gilpatric discusses presidential candidates in 4A civics class. WILLIAM A. ANDERSON llouorury St. Mary Magdalen Science, Catechists, Debating, ALBERT I. ASHKAR IOHN BABICK Loyalist, Camera, CSF, Clilxxiull Cflintim Sodality 2, 3. 4, Rille Team. Corpus Christi Cathedral Chapel R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C , . I X S My . ? '?' is-em W, sh IOHN I. BACHMAN PETER BALDWIN MICHAEL BALL MICHAEL A. BARNETT K l.uximl Cltlxiinll ffl.1y.viu1l llnuoriny Our Lady ol Loretto Good Shepherd Precious Blood Transliguration RO-T-C. I-OYClliSt. Rifle TGUH1- Science, Catechists, Oratory. Loyalist, CSF H2 Debating, El Camino. Loyalist. Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4. WILLIAM S. BARRY TIMOTHY K. BEACH F. KEENAN BEHRLE Classical Honorary Classical Classical St. Ierome St. Iohn the Evangelist St, Gregory Varsity Football 3. 4, Pep Club, C.S.F..R.O.T.C. Sanctuary Society, Varsity Varsity Track 3, 4, Science Football 3. 4. I. V. Football 2 Club, Monogram, R.O.T.C. Il.O.'I'.C. IUAN BENITEZ IOHN BENTON LAWRENCE W. BERRIE LAWRENCE BOADT Classical Classical Classical Honorary Classical Our Lady of Lourdes St. Timothy St. Ignatius St. Paul the Apostle Rllle Team, R.O.T.C. Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Sodality 1, 2. 3. 4, C.S.F.. N.F.L., Track 2. 3, 4, I. V. Football 2, Loyalist. Oratory. Debating, Cee Football 1, Sodality, Science Club. Hearst History, Monogram, Pep Club, Loyalist, R.O.'l'.C. R.O.T.C. -Q! .--rg, , . I4 3 THOMAS WELDON BORDEN ' Classical ARTHUR M. BRACCI Honorary Classical Incarnation Our Lady of Guadalupe Pep Club, Dramatics. Oratory. Boarders. Catechists, Delmms: ushuu we 'eu him' Behrley- Hearst History, Debating, Varsity Tracl: 3, 4. Cross Country 3. 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3. R.O.T.C N.F.L., C.S.F.. R.O.T.C. HAROLD IOSEPH BREEN Classical St. Timothy Varsity Tennis 3, 4. ll3 H! FRANK BRUMFIELD CURTIS BRYANT IAMES T. BUCKLEY Cltusirul Classiral Classifal Transliguration St. Margaret American Martyrs N.F.I... R.O.T.C. Boarders. Catechists. Sanctuary Society. Debating. C.S.F.. Dramatics. El Camino. RONALD CABRAI. Honorary Claxsirul Mission San Gabriel Boarders. Catechists. omlmy' Hearn Hislofy' Sanctuary Society. Debating Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4. N.F.I.. DANIEL CAINE Honorary Classital TIMOTHY CAI-LAHAN St. Anselm Claxxiral Oratory. Hearst History. SI- CeCill1-'I Loyalist. C.S.F., PGP Club. Sodaltty l. 2. 3. 4. Fr. Sullivan speaks: Privett is ilabbergasted. PAUL I. CAVALLARO MICHAEL CHAMPOMMIER ROBERT COLDREN Claxsital Clasxiral Honorary Classiral Good Shepherd Transiiguration St. Gregory Camera Club, Band. Rifle Team. R.O.T.C. Dramatics. El Camino. Oratory. R.0.T.C. Loyalist. N.F.I... C.S.F.. Glee Club. 114 Varsity Swimming 3. 4. R.O.T.C. N.F.I.., Loyalist. C.S.F.. Sodality l, 2. 3. 4. Varsity Football 4. Varsity Track 4. LV. Football 2. Cee Basketball I. R.O.T.C. IOSEPH CAPITAIN Clflninll St. Clement R.O.'l'.C. 4 Q Q F 4 t 'W DENNIS I.. CORSINI Cluniral St. Anselm Coe Football. R.O.T.C. HARRY DANIELS FRANCIS I. DARROW Honorary Classiral Classital Our Mother ol Good Counsel Christ the King H0BEIgJQ,E5fmR CHHlsTOl2fff:i31yCRosBY Pep Club, Debating, c.s.1-'., Debating. R.O.T.C. SL cxmles Good shepherd Varsity Tennis 4, I.V. Football 2. Debqunq. male Team. n.o.'r.c. officers Club. n.o.'r.c. W- Tenm' 2- R-0-T-C' , IX ll s. f ALLEN R. DAVIAU RAYMOND OWEN DAVIES Claxximl Cfdiiifdl St. Bemadette sl- Chdllel Dramattcs. Pep Club. National Merit Scholars: F. Wagner, P. Twomey, H. Schwarz. I. Boadt D Welsh R Scibilia T Houston Varsity Football 3. LV. Football 1, 2, R.O.T.C. IOSEPH DAVIS PATRICK DAVIS ANTHONY R. DE LELLIS MARIO DE MONTE Claxxiral Classiral Honorary Classical Claxsiral St. Stephen St. Therese St. Bernadette St. Kevin Pep Club. C.S.F., Cee Football l, Boarders, Glee Club, Pep Club, Varslty Football 2. 3. 4, Pep Club. R.O.T.C. Cee Basketball 1. LV. Football l. El Camino, Varsity Baseball 3. 4. Sanctuary Society. Monogram Club, Officers Club, R.O.T.C. LV. Football l, I.V. Baseball I. 2. Bee Basketball l, Band, C.S.I-'. 115 IAMES DESURHA BRUCE DETTERICH Claxxirul Claxxifal St. Basil Our Lady of Perpetual Help Pep Club, Varsity Track 4. Radio Club. Fr. Richardson explains the geography ol Biblical lands to eager students in 4F sociology class. A. CHRIS DOUGLASS Honorary Clusximl St. Bede Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, I.V. Football 2, I.V. Baseball I, 2. MICHAEL DEVINE SAMUEL Q. DILWORTH WILLIAM I. DOLAN Bee Basketball 1. Cee Football l C.'lu.v.firal Classiral Cluxxirul Sodality l. 2. 3. 4. C.S.F.. Tmhifiquration St. Sebastian Our Lady of Guadalupe Monogram Club lPres.l, Senior Varsity Baseball 3, 4, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. C.S.F., R.O.T.C. Class Vice-Pres., H.O.'l'.C. MICHAEL DUMAS IAMES DU ROSS CHRISTOPHER C. ENGELHARD RICHARD ESPINOZA Classiral Claxsiral Classical Classital St. Frances Xavier Cabrlnl Transllguratlon St. Bemadette St. Vincent Science Club, R.O.T.C. Dramatlcs, El Camino. Loyallst, I.V. Basketball 3, R.O.T.C. Pep Club, Monogram Club. Bee Basketball 1, Bee Track I. Sodallty I, 2. Officers Club, R.O.T.C. Varsity Track 2. 3, 4. 1 I6 I.V. Basketball 2, Bee Basketball l, Bee Track 1, MALCOLM C. EWING THOMAS SCRIPPS FAHERTY KEVIN F IORE IOHN C. FLOYD Honorary Clauinzl Clussiml Claxxiral Claxsiral Transiiguration St. Lawrence, Martyr St. Bemadette Holy Name Pep Club, Dramatics, C.S.F., Radio Club, C.S.F., Ritle Team, I.V. Football 1. Pep Club. Pep Club. Dramatics, Oratory Varsity Basketball 4, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. Varsity Track 3. 4, Varsity Varsity Track 2. LV. Basketball 3, Cross Country 2, I.V. Cross Bee Basketball 2, Country l, Bee Track 2, Cee Basketball l, Cee Track 1, Cee Track l, R.O.T.C. Band. CHRISTOPHER V. FOSS ROBERT R. FREEMAN ALBERT T. GAD IOHN GAITHER C1al.VXit'11I Cluxsiml Classirul Claxxiral St. Bernard St. Gregory Visitation St. Iohn Varsity Swimming 2. 3, 4. Pep Club, Dramatics. Loyalist, Varsity Baseball 2. 3, 4, Oratory. Debating, N.F.L.. R.O.T.C. Monogram Club, Varsity LV. Baseball 1. Pep Club, Cee Football 1, Officers Club, Football 3, 4. Cee Football 1. Sodality 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. ttf' PAUL GANEY DEAN PAUL GARGARO IOSEPH GARY Cltlssirul Honorary Cluxsical Honorary Clasxitul St. Gerard Good Shepherd Cathedral Chapel Varsity Football 4, C.S.F., Oratory. N.F.L.. Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4, Varsity Track 4. Bee Track 2, 3. R.O.T.C. B. . . Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cee Track 1. ill Barry in Memoryville. Band' R.O.T.C. II7 STEPHEN H. GROLLNEK LUIS F. GUERENA PETER HALL Classiml Clfmiral Classiral St. Timothy St. Thomas St. Philip I.V. Baseball 2, R.O.T.C. Monogram Club, Loyalist. C.S.F.. Varsity Baseball Manager 2. 3. 4. Cee Football l. 2. Varsity Football Manager 2, 3. 4. LV. Football Manaqer 1, R.O.T.C. H ARLEIGH HARTKOPF THOMAS HAVEY Honorary Classiml Classiml St. Matthias St. Bede LV. Football 2. Science Club, Sodality 1. 2. C.S.F., Chess, C.S.F.. Loyalist. R.O.T.C. Bee Basketball 1, Pep Club. R.O.T.C. Chess Master Loera IOHN HARKINS Clusxirul St. Gregory Varsity Football 3. 4, Bee Cross Country l. 2. Cee Track l, 2. R.O.T.C. U GARY HEIDRICH Cluxxirul Immaculate Heart ol Mary I.V. Football 1. R.O.T.C. IAMES HIGGINS ROBERT HILLSETH PAUL HIRNING Clasxiral Claxsital Cldfiifdl St. Augustine C.S.F., Rifle Team. R.O.T.C. St- l0l9Ph R,0,1',C, Loyalist, Monogram Club, Varslty Track 2. 3. 4. Varsity Cross Country 3. 4. Cee Football 1, Band. R.O.T.C. l I8 STANLEY W. HOFFMAN Claxsirul St. Marlz Varsity Football 4. Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Cee Football l, 2. 3. R.O.T.C. 'tra IOHN IOSEPH HOGAN JOHN HOURIGAN THOMAS HOUSTON Clussinll Classirul Honorary Classiral St. Paul the Apostle Transliguration St. Paul the Apostle Sodality l, 2. 3, Science, Sodality 3, 4, Pep Club, Loyalist tEdltorl, ,v 3 Glee, Band. Varsity Cross Country 4, El Camino, Debating, C.S.F., 5 H.O.T.C. Hearst History, Science. Chess Y, ' 1 R.O.T.C. I X 47 .if-17' X .. K --- f-rf: . 1,- I -. lhiE,,V 'A 'VII . . . and they lived happily ever alter. ARTHUR LEA IACKSON DANIEL F. IOHANSEN PATRICK O. KANE IOHN B. KELLER Cluyviuzl Cluxximl Clasximl Clruyiml Transliguration St. Phillip St- Augustine Incarnation Boarders, Basketball Manager 4, Sodality 1, 2, Glee Club, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, H.O.T.C. Cee Basketball l, Camera, Cathechists, Varsity Baseball 2. 3, 42 Hearst History, Loyalist, Hearst History, Band, l.V. Basketball 1, 2, R.O.T.C. Cee Football l, Rifle Team, LV- 50895011 1. Monoqram Club. R.O.'l'.C. Officers Club, R.O.T.C. KARL E. KNEELING THOMAS KOETTERS VAL KOROMZAY GEORGE THOMAS KOVATS ffldijitkll Cluxrirul Classiral Cl,15gir,4I Sacred Heart Cathedral Chapel Cathedral Chapel St. Paul the Apostle R.O.T.C. Sodality 2, 3, 4. El Camino, Loyalist, C.S.F., R.O.T.C. Loyalist, R.O.T.C. Bee Basketball 2. 119 RONALD KRONAUGE ffll1s.xic'ul Transfiguration Pep Club. Sodality l, 2, 3. Varsity Track 3. 4, Varsity Cross Country 3, 4, I.V. Football l, Bee Track 2, Monogram Club, Officers Club, R.O.T.C. CHARLES E. KUNZ fflussiml St. Michael Sodality 3, 4, C.S.F., Bee Cross Country 4, R.O.T.C. BERNARD F. XRUER Classical St. Ierome Sodality Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3. I.V. Baseball 1, Cee Football 2, Monogram Club, R.O.T.C. V' 213, Y., f 4,5 qi . 4, Mr. Cowan ponders the law of sines with a representative group from 4D STEPHEN LABASH IOSEPH C. LABOUFF RICHARD T. LANGAN Clussiful Classiml Clussiml Precious Blood Visitation St. Andrew C.S.F., Debating, Library, Pep Club, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, R.O.'l'.C Science Club, Rifle Team, I.V. Baseball l, 2, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. GREGORY LAUGHLIN RICHARD LEONARD LYNN LESAGE THOMAS LIAUTAUD Clussiml Classical Classical Clussiml St. Ierome Mary Star of The Sea Visitation Our Lady of Loretto R.O.T.C. Sodality 1, Pep Club, R.O.T.C. Sodality 4. Pep Club Varsity Swimming 4, R.O.T.C. Varsity Tennis lCaptainl 2 Band. 120 ANTONIO LOEHA Clrlxxinll St. Ioseph Chess Club THOMAS A. MADDEN PHILIP MANN Cl.1.vsiml Ilonomry Claxviml IOSEPH LUCENTE Cathedral Chapel Blessed Sacrament tfluxsinll Dramatics, Boarders, El Camino, Varsity Basketball Manager St. Peter Varsity Swimming 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, C.S.I .. H.O.T.C. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee, I.V. Swimming 1, Cee Football, Varsity Track 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Varsity Cross Country 2, 3. Bee Track 1, 2, Bowling 3, 4, R.O.T.C. PETER D. McGANN JAMES MAECHLING C,'ll1x.viml Cluxxiful St. Therese St. Iohn Chrysostom Loyalist, El Camino. Pep Club, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Loyalist, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, Varsity Football 3, 4 Varsity Baseball 3, 4, I.V. Football 1, 2, Wrestling 4. Monogram Club, R.O.T.C.. Senior Class President. e 3 Mr. Espinda unfolds the mysteries ol chemistry to Gad and Powers oi 4C as Higgins looks on. -ei ANTHONY R. MATTHEWS f,.ld,YJil'all St. Bemadette Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, LV. Football I, Cee Track 1, 2, Monogram Club, Senior Class Treasurer, R.O.T.C. IOHN R. MAUTINO PHILIP EDWARD MEADE KENNETH MEANY Cfluxximl Claxsirul Clasxiral Transtiguration St. Timothy Cathedral Chapel Cee Basketball I, B.O.T.C. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F.. Bee Basketball 2, Varsity Track 3, 4, Bee Track 2, I.V. Basketball 3, Cee Track 1. Varsity Basketball 4, R.O.T.C. l2l 'nl' FRANK MELTON IOHN IOSEPH MERGET RONALD MERRITT f.l.1.s.xin1l Cfluxxinzl Clussimf i' Blessed Sacrament Our Mother of Good Counsel Dramotics, I. V. Baseball I, Debating, Oratory, N.F.L. Schwarz gem Housmn over Q barrel R.O.T.C. ' MARK FRANCIS MISPAGEL GEORGE MITCHELL GERARD IOSEPH MITSCH EDMOND ANTHONY MOLIERI Cfltlssiml Cluxsiml Clruximl !fl.1.v.viml St. Iohn the Evangelist St. Elizabeth St. Eugene St. Thomas Pep Club, Dramatics, Loyalist, R.O.T.C. Cee Football 1, R.O.T.C. Varsity Football 3, 4, Cee Football I, R.O.T.C. WARDELL P. MOLINA f..!z1IXil'd! St. Brigid Varsity Football 3, Cee Football 2, R.O.T.C. 122 I.V. Football l, 2, Monogram Club, Pep Club, R.O.T.C. I N r x I RICHARD MOLONY PHILIP G. MONACO IOSEPH MONZIO Classital Classirul Clasximl Good Shepherd St. Kevin Holy Trinity Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Track Manager 3, 4, Oratory, Dramatlcs. LV. Football l, 2, R.O.T.C. Monogram Club, Dramatics, R.O.T.C. WOLFGANG MUELLER I. PATRICK MULLEN Classiral Clussirul WILLIAM I. MORRIS LAWRENCE M. MOSER sl- Vlncem Sf- Bede fA'1l,UiK-4,1 Cldyyjl-4,1 Dramatics. R.O.T.C. Pep Club, Varsity Baseball 3, St. Catherine Laboure St. Iohn Chrysostom Lv- Baseball 1- 2' Loyalist. soaqmy 2, 3. 4, c.s.r.. Pep Club, R.O.T.C. I-V- Football 2, Cee Football 1. Pep Club, Varsity Baseball 3. 4. Varsity Basketball 4. Monogram Club, l.V. Baseball l, 2. LV. Basketball 3. Bee Basketball 2, Cee Basketball 1. R.O.T.C. P4 Monogram Club. Dramatics, Student Body Secretary. R.O.T.C PHILLIP R. MURROW IAMES NAUSHA NORMAN NEWBERRY DAVID NICHOLS Clllxxinll Clussiml Classical Classiful St. Paul the Apostle Divine Savior Blessed Sacrament Cathedral Chapel Varsity Football 3. 4, Varsity Football Manager 3, 4, Pep Club, El Camino. R.O.T.C. Pep Club. Sodality 2. 3. I.V. Football 2, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. Dance Committee convene: In front ol the Pep Club. NORMAN NISHIKUBO DAVID NOYES BARRY O'CONNOR Clasxirul Clasxiral Classiral Holy Name American Martyrs St. Euqene Pep Club, R.O.T.C. Football 3, 4, Baseball 4, R.O.T.C. Hearst History 3, 4, I.V. Football 2, Bee Basketball 1. R.O.T.C. 123 MICHAEL O'CONNOR WILLIAM O'CONNOR IAMES O'NEILL Classical Clussifal Honorary Cluxsiml Our Lady ot Loretto St. Bernadette Christ the King Pep Club, Dramatics 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 ICaptainl, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Loyalist 3. 4, El Camino 3, 4, Monogram Club, Pep Club, Track 3, 4, Loyalist 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 4, C.S.F., Oratory, Sodality 4, I.V. Football 2, C.S.F., Bee Track 2, Cee Track 1. R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. any as LJ ,J DOUGLAS ONO THOMAS ORDWAY PATRICK D. ORR KERMIT OWENS Clussirul Clasxiral Clflxyiml Cltixxirlll Maryknoll St. Eugene Sacred Heart, Lancaster St. Raphael Pep Club, Oiticers' Club, Baseball 3, 4, Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Pep Club, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. I.V. Baseball I, 2, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Dramatics 3, 4, Loyalist 4, El Camino 4, Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club, Sanctuary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratory 4, C.S.F., R.O.T.C. I-I Ill ll' ll 'llllll zur ' GERALD F. PAYNE PAUL MARTIN PETERS IOHN A. PETERSEN Cla.r,rirul Classital Classical Immaculate Heart oi Mary St. Timothy St. Paul the Apostle Debating 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Pep Club. Senior Class Treasurer N F L R O T C , , ,, , , , , Varsity Basketball 4 ICaptainl, l24 I.V. Basketball 3. Cee g2ik2T::51lTlL'g.T.C. Bowed by the weight of centuries . . . RODGER T. POWERS STEPHEN PRIVETT Classical Honorary Claxsiral St. Bede the Venerable Cathedral Chapel Cheerleader 4, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Pep Club 3 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3. 4, El Camino2 3 4 Monogram Club. Loyalist 2. 3 tEditorl. 4 Varsity Swimming 3. 4, Sodality 1. 2, 3, 4. I.V. Football 2. Student Body Vice-Pres LV. Swimming l, 2, LV. Football 2, Bee Swimming 2 Cee Football 1. Cee Football 1, Cee Track l 4B takes Mr. Rude's Latin class with a grain of salt. NEIL RASMUSSEN CAROL H. REHM IOSEPH REINISCH RONALD RICHEY Claxxirul Claxxirul Standard Claxsirul Christ the King St. Brendan St. Agnes St. Paul the Apostle Varsity Football 4, Band 3, Cheerleader 4, Band 4, Glee 4, R.O.T.C. I.V. Football 2, R.O.T.C. Pep Club 4, Dramatics 3, 4. Varsity Football 4, R.O.T.C. Loyalist 4, R.O.T.C. 'hr PATRICK RIPPLE RONALD VINCENT RITCHIE RICHARD ROBINSON Classiml Classiml Classiral Sacred Heart. Palm Delert Marylmoll St. Timothy Boarder! 1, 2. 3. 4. R.O.'l'.C. Sodallty 1, R.O.T.C. Camera Club l, Sanctuary Society l, 2. 3. 4. El Camino 3, 4, Loyallet 2, 3. 4, Sodallty l, 2. 3, 4. Cee Basketball l, R.O.'l'.C. 111' Nr' STEPHEN ROCHFORT Claxsiral Tranlfiguratlon Track 3, Bee Basketball I. R.O.T.C. 125 IAMES ROGERS FRANK A. ROIDE FREDERICK H. ROLAPP PETER E. RONAY Cltzssiml Classical Classical Classical St. Philip St. Ierome St. Bede St. Andrew Bee Track 2, Varsity Track 4, Dramatics 3, I.V. Football l, 2, R.O.T.C. Swimming 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Loyalist 1, 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. I.V. Baseball 2, R.O.T.C. ROBERT H. ROSS DONALD E. RUBLY Classiml Classiml Cathedral Chapel St. Anselm Pep Club 4, Loyalist I, Varsity Football 4, Sodality l, 2, Cee Football l, Varsity Track 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Bee Track l. I.V. Swimming I. R.O.T.C. IAMI-IS E. RYAN I. STERLING SANTLEY Clussiml Classirul Trcmstiquration St. Paul the Apostle Pep Club 1, Cee Basketball 1, Pep Club 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, R.O.T.C. 126 RICHARD RUSH RONALD F. RUSSO Honorary Classiral l,'I.1,fgjl-,11 Cathedral Chapel St. Ierome Pep Club 4, El Camino 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Loyalist 3, Loyalist 3, 4, C.S.F. I, 2, Sodality l, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Cee Basketball 1. Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 1, 3, R.O.T.C. D. RICARD SANTWIER ROBERT SARNO Classical Clussirul La Purissima Our Lady of Loretto Boarders 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sanctuary Society 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Dramatics 3, I.V. Football l, R.O.T.C. El Camino 4, Hearst History 3, 4, Loyalist 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4. Varsity Swimming 3, 4. PETER SAWAYA Honorary !.'l,1x.viml St. Therese Dramatics 3, 4. El Camino Oratory l, Loyalist 3. 4. C.S.F. 1, 2. Pep Club 4, Sodality l, 2. 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Varsity Football 2. 3. 4. Track 4, Bee Track l, 2. Student Body President. 4, WILLIAM SCHARRENBERG ROBERT SCHRAEDER HENRY SCHWARZ Climviml Cfla.v,viml flormrury Cfl,1.vxiu1l St. Eugene St. Augustine Our Lady of Grace Varsity Football 3, I.V. Football 1, Basketball. Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Science Club 4 Officers' Club 4, Cee Football 2, R.O.T.C. Camera Club 4. Pep Club, R.O.T.C. Chess Club 3, 4, National Merit 4, Debating 4. Dramatics 3, 4, El Camino 2, 3, 4 Hearst History 3. 4. Loyalist 3, 4 N.F.L. 3, 4, C.S.F. 1. 2, 3. 4. -4. Ll I RONALD SCIBILIA FRANCIS SCOTT LOUIS I. SHAMEY Il0Il0l'iIl'j' C,'li1.v,viu1l Honorury Cltuximl Honorary Cluxximl Our Lady of Loretto St. Ierome St. Clement Science Club 2, 3, Catechists 3, 4. Pep Club 4, Science Club 3, 4, El Camino 4, Camera Club 1. Debating l, 2, Debating 1, 2, Oratory 2, 4, C.S.F. l. 2, 3. 4. Sodality 1, 2. El Camino 2, 3, 4, Hearst N.F.L. 2, 4, C.S.F. 2, 4, Hgggl' Ii0lgUff'lJ'!?' 354' 50df Y 1' 2' 3' 4' ms leading maaaar, Tim Callahan, ana: a ' ' I along three-point landing: Ioe Lucente waits his Merit 4, Rifle Team l, 'um' pgul, 1, SLAVIK 51-UC SMITH L. MICHAEL SMITH PETER SMITH Cfltlxximl Honorary Cltzxximl HOIIGYHVJ' Cfdiiifdf Clussirul St. Bernard St. Brendan sl- Clemehi SI. Bede R.O.T.C. Pep Club, Loyalist 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3, Pep Club, Dramatics 3, 4, C,S,l-', 1, 2, 3, 4, Tfqck 3, 4, Dramatics 3, El Camino 3, 4, Loyalist 3, 4, Sodality l, 2. 3. 4, Cross Country 4, C.S.F. I. 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3. 4. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4. Swimming 2, 3, 4. 127 RALPH I. SMITH RICHARD SMITH KENNETH F. SMOLKA Cluxriml Clussiral Clasximl St. Ierome American Martyrs Holy Cross Pep Club 4. I.V. Football 2, Pep Club 4. Dramatics 3. 4. Glee Club 4, Sodality 2, Bee Track 2. R.O.T.C. El Camino 4, Loyalist 4, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. DONALD I. SNIDER IACQUES E. SOIRET LOUIS I. SPRAGUE IOHN STACHOWIAK llnnomry Classiral Clfmrital Claxximl Clnxyiml St. Timothy St. Paul the Apostle St. Gregory St. Iohn de la Salle Loyalist 4, C.S.F, I, 2, Debating 2, 3. Dramatics 3, Glee Club 4. DrC!mGliCS 4. SIGQB CN-JW. R-O.T-C- Bee Swimming. Oratory 3, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C LAWRENCE P. STAUNTON VICTOR STEVENS Claxsiral Claxsiml Good Shepherd St. Iohn the Evangelist Camera Club l, Oratory 3. Pep Club 4. R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. 128 Say. fellow. you're pretty qood. N -I IOSEPH S. STUTZ Clussiml St. Francis ol Assisi R.O.T.C. Y -'xv . Revise . . . forty . . Mr. Barnett with the 4E English class. WILLIAM SULLIVAN f.l.1.v.fm1l St. Ignatius I.V. Football 1, 2, Bee Swim- ming l. Varsity Swimming 2. 3 Monogram Club. R.O.T.C. DUDLEY SWEENEY lloumulri' Cluxximl St. Thomas Cee Track 1. Bee Track 2. Var- sity Track 3. 4, Dramatics. C.S.F.. Glee Club, R.O.T.C. Band, R.O.T.C. ilu-vin GEORGE M. TABER f.vfzl.YXiUll St. Francis de Sales, Riverside Boarders. Sanctuary Society Glee Club. Pep Club. Dramatics El Camino. Oratory. Hearst His tory, Loyalist ISports Editorl R.O.T.C.. Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4, Cee Track 1, Bee Track 2, Var- sity Track 3. 4. I.V. Cross Coun- try 3. Varsity Cross Country 4 Student Body Treasurer. CLARENCE H. SULLIVAN CRAIG SULLIVAN Cltzxsiful Cluxsirul St. Philip St. Augustine Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Sodality 4, Dramatics, R.OTC THOMAS M. TAMI Cltmriml Transtiguration Cee Basketball 1. Varsity Track Manager 3, 4. Pep Club. R.O.T.C. GILBERT R. TAPIA MATTHEW TARNAY CARLOS TELLERIA THOMAS V. TOMLIN Cltuximl Cluxximl Slamlard Classiral St. Thomas Transtiguration St. Thomas St. Alban Cee Track I. 2. Varsity Track Library Statt. Varsity Swimming C.S.F. Lite Member. I.V. Baseball 1. 2, Varsity Base 3. 4. Bee Basketball 1, I.V. Foot- 3. R.O.T.C. ball 3, 4, R.O.T.C. ball I. 2, Varsity Football 3, 4. Monogram Club, Pep Club. 129 DENNIS TOTH EDWARD S. TURNER ROBERT TUSQUELLAS f.'fll.Uflllf IIOIIOMIVI' CIIIXXIIRII flgplgyqiyy f.I,1Uj4,1I St. Bernadette St. Agatha Corpus Christi Boarders, R.O.T.C. Glee Club, Science, Debating. C,S,F,, R,O,T,C, Rille Team. C.S.F., R.O.T.C. PATRICK TWOMEY lllllllltllft' tlilttiml Visitation Dramatics, Pep Club, Oratory. Glee Club, Loyalist, N.F.L.. C.S.F. Lite Member, Varsity Track 4. WILLIAM VANDLING Cftlxsifnll St. Alban I.V. Tennis 2, I.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3. 4, Mono- gram Club. Pep Club, Loyalist. RAFAEI. A. VEGA Clmmicull Sacred Heart, Kobe, Iapan Boarders, Glee Club, Sanctuary Society, Cheerleader, Pep Club. Dramatics. El Camino tEditorl. Loyalist, Sodality l. 2. 3, 4. Band, R.O.T.C. PETER C. VERHALEN Ilmlomry Cfl.n1viz'.1l Good Shepherd Dramatics. C.S.F., Sodality 1,2 3, 4, Pep Club, Bee Track 2, Cee Football I. I.V. Footba Varsity Football 3, R.O.T.C. ll 2. ROBERT M. VIEFHAUS f lllulhlf Nativity. Torrance HENRI D. VILLARD f,lt1,rximl St. Ambrose Sodality 1. Cee Football l, Rifle Team l, R.O.T.C. l3O FREDERICK H. WAGNER Ilmmrury Cl1l.YJiL'1ll St. Brendan Sanctuary Society, Radio Club. I.V. Swimming I. Varsity Swim ming 2, 3, Band, R.O.T.C. THOMAS I. WARD Clizsximl St. Lawrence, Martyr Hearst History, C.S.F., Sodality 2' l-V- Bflskelbflll 3' V'-'USIIY Peter Sawaya speaks for the Sons at the Basketball 4, R.O.T.C. Communion Breakfqsi. DAVID E. WELSH WILLIAM WELZENBACH 1lonor.1ry Cltusinll Cltuxiuzl Sterling Santley, the last of the big spenders SI- Brendan SI- Paul 'he APOSIIS Loyalist, C.S.F., Chess Club. Officers' Club, H.O.T.C. STEPHEN W. WILLSON PHILIP C. WING C!l.1,i,iit.ll K.l.1i,iit'.1l St. Ierome St. Lawrence. Martyr Otlicers' Club, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. IAIVIES WITTENBURG Cfl.l.v.via'.1l St. Timothy Dramatics, Pep Club, I.V. Swim- ming 1, Varsity Swimming 2, 3 Varsity Football 4. Officers' Club, R.O.T.C. MARK WOOD Honorary C.'lt1iiit'ul American Martyrs Dramatics, El Camino, Oratory. Loyalist. Pep Club, Sodality 2. 3, 4, I.V. Swimming 2, Varsity Swimming 3, Monogram Club. H.O.T.C. THOMAS I. WOODS GARY M. YAEGER llouortlry ff1l1x,vif.ll Cltlxxit'-ll St. Anastasia Incarnation Glee Club. Debating, Oratory. Pep Club, H.O.T.C. Hearst History. N.F.L.. C.S.F.. Band, R.O.'I'.C. LoyoIa's Pep Club at work 131 Table of Contents Title Page . . . . . 2 Theme and Dedication . . . 5 Administration and Faculty . . 6 FALL ...... . 16 Pep Club . . 18 Boarders . . 20 Loyalist . . . 22 Football . . . . 24 Cross Country . . 35 Fall Candids . . 36 WINTER .... . 38 Sodality .... . 40 Sanctuary Society . . 43 Speech .... . 44 Glee Club . . 47 El Camino . . . . 48 Pirates of Penzance . . 50 Basketball . . . . 54 Wrestling . . . 62 Little Olympics . . 64 Clubs .... . 66 Winter Candids . . 68 SPRING ...... . 70 Scholars. Orators. 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