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Notre Dame High School - Arches Yearbook (Sherman Oaks, CA)

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The educated Senior, on the other hand, tinds that he has gradually learned to look beyond the action to the ideals Which prompted the daring deeds oi old. l-le discovers a personal in- spiration to modern-day chivalry in the lqnightly characters oi medieval literature. Page 2 Jw filf ' ij? . !j' I Ni 1., -Q f ,,' O 4 '- xi -- , .4 kr! .Y ,Q 4251 41 , ug? fax j ., K2 -Q9 A ' . 5 ' 'NX -I5 fy wwf f Q4 +551 .. , H, J' fat' I-' 9, 1 X, . Page 3 i HE faithful of Los Angeles will best remember the year l953 for the elevation of their Archbishop to the Sacred College of Cardinals. The faculty and students of Notre Dame l-ligh School join in the congratulations extended to Cardinal Mclntyre upon receiving this great honor from the I-loly Father. Page 4 .. , D .ittitlniiililttt ititiltiii1lllti'.i, -I-ut, -12. i,: E 'E25.13Ij Q5i1EjE? 'ml' Y 454115 Q 1 .iiihiihiii ' 1 52 ti.'i ,itll-Qiil. i. Z.. Mimi -V .iilirtliiiiiii b g His Eminence Iames Francis Cardinal McIntyre Archbishop of Los Angeles - HE Knights of the Round Table pledged undying ioygity to their King, honoring his Wisdom gnd justice. The con- scientious student respects the school ctdniinistrcitors gnd seeks to shore in the legrning otnd experience ot his tegchers. FACULTY King. fqfzifzaa BROTHER CHARLES. C.S.C. Principal Religion BROTHER BARTEL, C.S.C. Chemistry BROTHER CASSIAN. C.S.C. History Page 6 t t l BROTHER ALBERT, C.S.C. Mathematics General Science Caine. Going therefore. BROTHER DONALD, C.S.C. Mathematics Accountant BROTHER DUNSTAN. C.S.C. English, Speech teach .... BROTHER EAGAN, C.S.C. English, Art, Mechanical Drawing Prefect of Studies BROTHER ELWIN, C.S.C. Social Science Page 7 D itz BROTHER EUGENIO, C.S.C. Spanish, Religion Band, Glee Club ff! llywvftwf ' ff X E BROTHER FABIUS, C.S.C. Latin, History BROTHER GABRIEL. C.S.C. Commercial BROTHER FRANKLIN, C.S.C. Religion, Mathematics Business Law I ly 2 J' -s .vi Q19-'fx' 'lic , I, f BROTHER GORDIAN. C.S.C. Spanish, Librarian '7 , ' 7A m.4,a,4 Q Jwiaezdmjg Page 8 BROTHER LUKE. C.S.C. Maintenance, Grounds O crux ave, BROTHER MARCO, C.S.C. Religion, History f ff f , I f r 5-if ,X fx ' V' lt I , ' N lx If V lv V J , X ff, l I ,Na L, . -. ll vii a xii-. ' f 'ff l '7'Ifj 3' BROTHER NIVARD, C.S.C. Physics, Mathematics Aihletic Director BROTHER REMZGZUS. C.S.C. English spes unica! BROTHER OWEN, C.S.C. Vice-Principal Latin, Religion Page 9 BROTHER RAYMOND, C.S.C Religion, Social Science BROTHER WILLIAM, C.S.C. BROTHER ROBERT, C.S.C. Biology Mathematics Pretect of Discipline REV. IEROME LAWYER, C.S.C. Director of Family Theater 5 REV. IOHN LYNCH. C.S.C. ' Chaplain 5 MR. PHILIP DUFFY LEWIS MR- NORMAN MP-THERS Physical Education English Football and Track Coach Basketball and Baseball Coach Faculty Residence Page 10 . -'X HE youthful Galahad found manly strength in the practice of Christian virtue. The Notre Dame Knight is also convinced that rnere knowledge ot religion is not enoughp he is determined to live his iaith. STUDENT BODY Sm Galahad CLASS OFFICERS: Donald Dorrell. Secretary Iames Shugrue, Treasurer Iohn Lester, President Robert Maryon, Vice-President Student Body President: William SENICRS Leicht Page 12 I OSE FRANCISCO ABELARDE 11161 Laurel Canyon Blvd., San Fernando Scholastic Monogram 45 Typing Medal 25 Band 25 Camera Club 45 Biology Club 15 Cafeteria Assistant 45 Bepresenta' tive, International Boys' Week 4. IOHN DAVID ACKROYD 16135 Wyandotte St., Van Nuys Elocution Contestant 1, 25 Elocution Medal 25 Oratorical Contestant 3, 45 Sodality 25 Newspaper Staff 25 Student Theater 3, 45 Lions Club Oratory Contest 45 Minstrel Show 25 Football Announcer 45 Summer Theater 35 Football 35 Football Monogram 3. HOWARD CLYDE ALLEN 119 24th St., Newport Beach Scholastic Monogram 45 Bank of America Award in Eng- lish 45 Oratorical Contestant 35 Sodality 45 Sodality Officer 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Theater 4. THOMAS CARL ANDERSON 7003 Costello Ave., Van Nuys Student Theater 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Tennis Monogram 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. 1-uunnh .T H M' IOHN CHARLES ARNOLD 10761 Weyburn Ave., Los Angeles Transfer Student. MEYBERT PATRICK ARONS 13956 Magnolia Blvd., Van Nuys Student Theater 35 Band 1, 25 Band Monogram 1, 25 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Baseball Moongram 1, 2, 35 Letterrnen's Club 3, 4. I AMES EUGENE BACIGALUPI 4416 Longridge Ave., Van Nuys Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4. Tennis Cap- tain 45 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL FREDERICK BALDERAS 2314 8th Ave., Los Angeles Student Theater 3, 45 Track 4. Page 13 ROBERT EDMON D BARBEAU 2911 Rowena Ave., Los Angeles Drum Major 35 Student Theater 3, 4. ELLSWORTH MARSHALL BITGOOD 1021 North Westmount Dr., Los Angeles Scholastic Monogram 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Biology Club 25 Basketball 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Tennis Monogram 2, 3, 45 Let- terrner1's Club 2, 3, 45 Letiermen's Club Sergeantrat-arms 4. LEONARD LEE BANDLE 11009 Morrison St., North Hollywood IOI-IN LEROY BANKEN 14410 Mulholland Dr., Los Angeles Tennis 2, 3, 45 Tennis Monogram 3, 45 Letterrnen's Club 3, 4. IOSEPH WALTER BLAILE 12948 Moorpark St., North Hollywood Biology Club 35 Football 45 Track 4. I AMES ALBERT BODY 14622 Huston Ave., Sherman Oaks Transfer Student. TACK GARRIE BOLGER 11489 La Maida St., North Hollywood WILLIAM ROBERT BRENNAN 6733 Tobias Ave., Van Nuys Yearbook Staff 45 Student Theater 45 Manager, Football 15 Manager, Basketball 15 Manager, Baseball 15 N. D. Repre sentative, International Boys' Week 4. Page 14 GERARD IGNATIUS CASTELLI 12639 Telfair Ave., San Fernando Scholastic Monogram 3, 47 Biology Club l, 2. DONALD LEE CAWELTI 409 North Fairview St., Burbank Student Theater 3, 47 Radio Club 3, 47 Secretary, Radio Club 3, 4. ARTHUR WILLIAM BUESCHER l8537lf2 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana Student Theater 3, 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Football Mono' gram 3, 47 Football Manager 27 Manager Monogram 27 AlleCatholic Team First String B Football 3j Lettermen's Club 4. MICHAEL PHILLIPS CALDWELL 5625V2 Satsurna Ave., North Hollywood Yearbook Staff 47 Student Theater 3, 47 Camera Club 47 Camera Club President 47 Football l, 2, 47 Football Monof gram 2, 47 Basketball l, 2, 37 Basketball Monogram 27 Track l, 2, 3, 47 Track Monogram l, 2, 3, 47 All-Catholic Track Team 3. -ff' PHILLIP ROSAS CHAVEZ 13942 La Rue St., San Fernando EDWARD ANTHONY COLAROSSI 1239 Highland Ave., Glendale Football 1, 2, 3, 4j Football Monogram l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball l, 27 Baseball Monogram 1, 27 Vice President, l.etterrnen's Club 4. RICHARD I OHN COLETTE 1760 North Wilcox Ave., Hollywood Class Secretary 27 Sodality 2, 37 Glee Club 47 Student Theater 3, 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Football Monogram 2, 3, 47 Track 1, 2, 3, 47 Track Monogram 2, 47 Lettermerfs Club 2, 3, 4. KEITH BROWNING DAGGETT 833 North Martel Ave., Hollywood Scholastic Monogram l, 2, 3, 47 Bank of America Award in Mathematics 47 Band Monogram 2, 3, 47 Biology Club l, 2. Page 15 ION TERRENCE DIEGEL ll1l3 Emelita St., North Hollywood Sodality 2, 45 Drum Major 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Track 2. IOSEPH CLETUS DONDELIN GER 14120 Van Nuys Blvd., Pacoima Typing Medal 35 Glee Club 45 Cafeteria Assistant 4. RICHARD OSWALD DUDA 23361 Ostronic Dr., Woodland Hills Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 45 General Excellence Plaque 2, 3, 45 Bank of America Award in Science 45 Yearbook Co-Editor 45 Radio Club 3, 45 President, Radio Club 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 45 Exhibitor, Southern California Science Fair 3, 4. IOHN DAVID ELRICK 3408 Madera Ave., Los Angeles Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. MICHAEL EDWARD DAVIDSON l833 V2 North Western Ave., Hollywood Elocution Contestant l, 25 Oratorical Contestant 45 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Lions Club Vocal Contest Regional Winner 45 Voice of Democracy Contest, Regional Winner 4. EDGAR EUGENE DECAEN 6515 Willoughby Ave., Hollywood Bank of America Award in Music 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 2, 3, 45 Track l. DONALD EVANS DORRELL 4955 Carpenter Ave., North Hollywood Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 45 Oratorical Contest- ant 35 Student Theater 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Track Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. I OSEPH ALLEN DROEGER 4915 Gloria Avenue, Encino Transfer Student. Page 16 IOHN TERRENCE FALCONER 4338 Stern Ave., Sherman Oaks Newspaper Staff 4, Student Theater 3, 4, Extension Maga- zine Teen-Age Contest Winner 4, Baseball 2. FRANK ANTHONY FERRARA 14742 Huston St., Sherman Oaks Student Theater 45 Football 35 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Baseball Monogram 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 4. GERALD CLIFFORD GATES 7923 Cleon Ave., Sun Valley Bank of America Award in Social Science 4, Student Theater 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2, 3, 45 Football Co-Captain 4. RICHARD IOHN GIEROK 6516 Goodland Ave., North Hollywood Student Theater 3, 47 Football 3. I OSEPH DAVID FILIPPINI 6941 Coldwater Canyon Ave., North Hollywood Biology Club lp Football 2. ROCCO NICHOLAS FUSELLO 12702 Vanowen St., North Hollywood Student Theater 3, 43 Musical 1, 2, 4. IAMES RUSSELL GRAFF 13621 Wentworth St., Pacoima STANLEY RUSSELL GUTHRIE 4327 Bluebell Ave., North Hollywood Student Theater 45 Baseball 3, 45 Baseball Monogram 3, 4 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Page 17 PATRICK WILLIAM HENRY l0440 Lemona Ave., San Fernando FRANCIS CHRISTIAN HOENE 4918 Rhodes Avenue, North Hollywood Band 2, 35 Band Monogram 2, 35 Minstrel Show 2. STEWART FRANK HAMPTON 10763 Kling St., North Hollywood Student Council 25 Scholastic Monogram 3, 45 Sodality 25 Treasurer, Sodality 25 Student Theater 35 Biology Club l, 25 Football 3. IAMES BERNARD HANSEN 828 Harding Ave., San Fernando DAVID FRANCIS HAYS ll729 Riverside Dr., North Hollywood Biology Club l, 25 Track 45 Track Monogram 4. RICHARD IOHN HENKEL 23380 Cohasset St., Canoga Park Student Theater 3, 45 Football l, 25 Football Monogram 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram 3, 45 Captain, Basketball 45 Track 45 Track Monogram 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. FRANK ELWYN HUGHES ll454 Moorpark St., North Hollywood Basketball l, 35 Baseball l, 25 Baseball Monogram l. RICHARD DEAN HULL 5427 Carpenter Ave., North Hollywood Baseball 3, 45 Baseball Monogram 3, 4. Page l8 CHARLES EDWARD KEEN 5035 Enfield Ave., Encino Band 2, 3, 45 Secretary, Band 45 Band Monogram 2, 3, 45 Student Theater 3, 45 Concert Soloist 4. ROBERT EDWARD KEEN 13859 Magnolia Blvd., Sherman Oaks Biology Club 15 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Mono- gram 2, 3, 45 All-Catholic Team B Basketball Honorable Mention 25 Baseball l, 25 Baseball Monogram 2. RICHARD R. KEENLY 20004 Chase St., Canoga Park IAMES CLEMENT KOLEGRAFF 730 E. Orange Grove Ave., Burbank Band l, 2, 3, 45 Vice President, Band 45 Band Monogram l 2 3 4 1 1 I ' CLYDE DOUGLAS LEACH 109815 Bluffside Dr., North Hollywood Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 45 Religion Plaque 35 Student Theater 35 Biology Club l. WILLIAM EDWARD LEICHT 6337 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Canoga Park Student Council 3, 45 Student Body President 45 Student Theater 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. IACOB FRANKLIN KOSTYZAK lll38 Landale St., North Hollywood Student Theater 35 Biology Club l5 Football 45 Football Monogram 45 Lettermen's Club 4. THOMAS LAWRENCE LAVERTY 6464 Cedros Ave., Van Nuys Glee Club 2, 45 Glee Club Monogram 2, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Theater 45 Minstrel Show 25 Football 3, 4. Page l 9 IOHN ANTHONY LESTER 6070 West Third St., Los Angeles Secretary, Student Council 45 Class President 45 Scholastic Monogram 45 Oratorical Contestant 3, 45 Band 25 Student Theater 3, 45 Summer Theater 35 Football 25 Track 2, 3. RAYMOND SHERIDAN LILINTHALL 12156 Emelita St., North Hollywood IOHN ELLIS MCLOUGHLIN 11729 Kling St., North Hollywood Elocution Contestant 15 Sodality 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Co-Editor 45 Student Theater 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Football Monogram 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram 25 Captain, Basketball 25 Base- ball 1, 25 Baseball Monogram 2. FRANK LOWELL MADISON 341 North Kilkea Dr., Los Angeles Student Theater 45 Office Assistant 45 Football 3, 45 Foot- ball Monogram 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. I AMES EDGAR LITTLEFIELD 6229 Longridge Ave., Van Nuys Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 2, 3, 45 Student Theater 45 Track 1. IOHN LANDIN MACIAS 768 Kalisher St., San Fernando NORMAN PETER MAHONEY 1012 Crestview Ave., Glendale SIDNEY ANTISTA MALCOLM 11473 Moorpark St., North Hollywood Student Theater 45 Track 3. Page 20 IOHN IOSEPH MEICHTRY 12817 Branford St., Pacoima Scholastic Monogram 1, 25 Sodality 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Business Manager, Yearbook 4. MONTE IAY MELLMAN 4254 Irvine Ave., North Hollywood Student Theater 3, 45 Basketball 35 Basketball Monogram 3. IOHN IAY MOLINAR 7348 Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Track Monogram 3, 45 All Catholic Track Team 3. IAMES MICHAEL NIELSEN 10645 Bloomfield St., North Hollywood ROBERT DOUGLAS MARYON 7515 l-layvenhurst Ave., Van Nuys Student Council 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 45 Scholastic Monogram 25 Oratorical Con- testant 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Representative, International Boys' Week 4. BURNETT ANTHONY MATTINSON, IR. 13053 Dickens St., North Hollywood Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book Art Editor 3, 4. DAVID FEES MILLER 14760 Archwood St., Van Nuys Football 35 Track 4. WARREN EUGENE MILLER 12741 Balboa Blvd., San Fernando Page 21 BRUCE MCGRATH ODELL 1542 North Ogden Dr., Hollywood Scholastic Monogram 1, 25 Bank of America Award Certi- ficate in Latin 45 Gold Cup in Liberal Arts 45 Sodality 25 Student Theater 3, 45 Biology Club 1. EDWARD DE WAYNE OLSON 5651 Fulcher St., North Hollywood Student Theater 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 Football 3, 45 Football Monogram 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Basketball Mono- gram 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Baseball Monogram 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 3, 45 President, Lettermen's Club 4. RICHARD LOUIS OSWALD 9734 Noble Ave., Sepulveda Scholastic Monogram 45 Sodality 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 25 Student Theater 35 Biology Club 1, 2. DONALD EDWARD O'TOOLE 14217 Valerio St., Van Nuys IAMES LEE NORRIS 814 Fermoore St., San Fernando Basketball 25 Basketball Monogram 25 Track 2. WILLIAM HENRY NORTON 14638 Weddington St., Van Nuys Band 25 Band Monogram 25 Student Theater 35 Football 35 Football Monogram 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Mono- gram 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterrnen's Club 2, 3, 4. GERALD PATRICK O'CONNOR 13204 Riverside Dr., Sherman Oaks Elocution Contestant 1, 25 Sodality 35 Glee Club 45 News- paper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Sports Editor 45 Student Theater 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Cheerleader Mono- gram 45 Spring Musical 15 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Manager Football 1. TERRY GEORGE O'DAY 6407 Valmont St., Tujunga Elocution Contestant 1, 25 Elocution Medal 15 Oratorical Contestant 45 Sodality 25 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Year- book Staff 1, 25 Student Theater 3, 45 Minstrel Show 2. Page 22 DENNIS MICHAEL PATTERSON Box 148, Route l, Topanga Baseball l. ARVID HENRY PEREZ 5133 Varna Ave., Van Nuys Scholastic Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Religion Plaque 25 Band Monogram 2. I OSEPH PETER PINTO 11559 Cumpston St., North Hollywood Student Council 25 Class Treasurer 25 Scholastic Mono- gram 25 Sodality 25 Newspaper Staff 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Notre Dame's California Boy's State Representative 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 All-Catholic First String Baseball 2, First String B Basketball 3, Third String Basketball 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. STEPHEN I OSEPH POCSIK 145151!2 Weddington St., Van Nuys Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Secretary 35 Band President 45 Band Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Student Theater 3. PIERCE I OHN POWERS 1555 No. Fuller Ave., Los Angeles Sodality 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Theater 3, 45 Biol ogy Club 1, 2. MICHAEL LOUIS PRENDERGAST 6501 Hesperia Ave., Reseda Student Theater 3, 45 Football l, 25 Basketball l, 2. GILBERT FRANK RAMOS 6130 Teesdale St., North Hollywood Student Theater 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Track Monogram 2, 45 All-Catholic Foot ball Team, First String 45 Lettermen's Club 4. FRANK IOHN RAN DA 7732 Texhoma Ave., Northridge Transfer Student5 Student Theater 4. Page 23 IAMES EDWARD REYNAR 5l20 Chirnineas Ave., Tarzana Basketball 2, 45 Basketball Monogram 2, 4. IAMES IAY RICE 5086 Aldea St., Encino ROGER ROLAND RAscHE ' 322 Race St., Newhall I THOMAS CASSIDY RENNISON l2824 Kling St., North Hollywood Student Council 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 35 Elocution Contestant l, 25 Oratorical Contestant 3, 45 Oratory Medal 35 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Sodality Prefect 2, 35 Sodality Vice- Pretect 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Monogram 2, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 2, 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader Monogram 3, 45 Lion's Club Speech Contest Second Place Trophy 4. I OSEPH ANTHONY RINI 10874 Shoshone St., Granada Hills Asst. Business Manager, Yearbook 4. PETER FRANCIS ROAN 5622 Topeka Dr., Tarzana Student Theater 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Track Monogram 2, 35 All4Catholic First String Football 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Treasurer, Letter- men's Club 4. RONALD WILLIAM ROCHESTER 8333 Blackburn Ave., Los Angeles 48 Student Theater 3, 4. IOSEPH MAYNARD ROSENBERGER, IR. l34l9 Galewood St., Sherman Oaks Elocution Contestant 15 Glee Club 45 Student Theater 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Track Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 4. Page 24 IOHN IAMES SAFARIK 4741 Cartwright Ave., North Hollywood Student Council 35 Scholastic Monogram 2, 35 Elocution ' Contestant lg Sodality 1, 25 Student Theater 3, 45 Camera 1 Club 35 President, Camera Club 35 Biology Club 1, 25 1 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain, Football 45 Track 35 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE EVERETT SARDELLA 11137 Landale St., North Hollywood Band 2, 35 Band Monogram 2, 35 Football 45 Football Mono- gram 45 Lettermen's Club 4. IAMES THOMAS SHUGRUE 8800 Acgueduct Ave., Sepulveda Student Council 45 Vice-President, Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 45 Track 2, 35 Track Monogram 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD FREDERICK SILVER 14238 Hortense St., Sherman Oaks Student Council 1, 2, 35 Class Secretary 35 Scholastic Monogram 1, 25 Student Theater 3, 45 Football 1, 25 Foot- ball Monogram 25 Basketball 1, 2. WILLIAM FRANCIS SLATTERY 17880 Sherman Way, Reseda Camera Club 2. ROBERT ALLAN SPRIGEL 15213 Otsego St., Sherman Oaks Student Theater 3, 4. l 1 WILLIAM PETER SCHERR 10332 Riverside Dr., North Hollywood Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM STEPHEN SCULLY 845 South Rimpau Blvd., Los Angeles Oratorical Contestant 3, 45 Student Theater 3, 45 Lion's Club Oratorical Contest 45 Football 3. Page 25 LOUIS MICHAEL STABILE Student Theater 4. EDWARD STAVNEAK l53l Garden St., Glendale Football 2. THOMAS WILLIAM SUNDHOLM ll247 Landale St., North Hollywood Basketball 45 Basketball Monogram 45 Baseball 35 Tennis l. AUGUST IOSEPH TAGLIAFERRI 15228 Germain St., San Fernando Transfer Student5 Football 45 Representative, International 12020 biz Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood Boys' Week 4. ROBERT ANTHONY TOPF ll2Ol Cohasset St., Sun Valley Football Monogram 35 Basketball l. Sodality l, 25 Band lg Student Theater 3, 45 Football l, 3 DONALD PATRICK TORMEY 2l4 West Cedar Ave., Burbank Transfer Student5 Student Theater 3. BRIAN WESLEY TRIST 4l42 Dixie Canyon Ave., Sherman Oaks Student Theater 45 Basketball 2. DENNIS MICHAEL TRIST 4l42 Dixie Canyon Ave., Sherman Oaks Newspaper Staff 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Summer Theater 3. Page 26 ALBERT FRANK VALENZUELA l3972 La Rue St., San Fernando PAUL RAYMOND VALERIE 222B North Cordova St., Burbank Class Secretary lg Class Treasurer 2, 35 Scholastic Mono- gram l, 25 General Excellence Plaque l5 Religion Plaque lg Biology Club l5 Football 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Monogram 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 35 Baseball Monogram l, 2, 3. THEODORE IOSEPH VIEGELMANN 4436 Stansbury Ave., Sherman Oaks Student Council ly Sodality 35 Band lg Student Theater 3, 45 Football 25 Football Monogram 25 Basketball 3, 45 Bas- ketball Monogram 3, 45 Baseball 25 Baseball Monogram 25 Track lp Lettermen's Club 4. PETER I OSEPH VOGELSANG 6343 West 6th St., Los Angeles Student Council l, 2, 35 Class President 2, 35 Class Vice' President 15 Scholastic Monogram l, 2, 45 Sodality l, 2, 35 Vice-Prefect, Sodality 35 Student Theater 45 Biology Club 15 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Basketball Monogram l, 25 Baseball lg Baseball Monogram ly All-Catholic Football Team Hon- orable Mention 45 Lettermerfs Club 3, 45 Secretary, Let- termen's Club 4. MICHAEL TURDO 6001 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Student Theater 3, 4. MICHAEL AN GELO VACCARO 14227 Gilmore St., Van Nuys Soclality l, 25 Student Theater 45 Football l, 2. PAUL ALFRED VANCE 6106 Ethel Ave., Van Nuys Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Track Monogram 2. WILLIAM I OHN VAUGHAN 1025 North Serrano Ave., Hollywood Secretary, Sodality 35 Student Theater 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Monogram 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Basketball Monogram 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram 3, 4. Page 27 Student Theater 3. ALOIS IOHN WELZENBACH 266 Bronwood Ave., 'West Los Angeles WILFRED LUER VON DER AHE, IR. Sodality 2, 37 Band 27 Student Theater 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Basketball 3. CNot Picturedl 3265 Oakdell Lane, Studio City IAMES ERNEST SALAZAR 5640 Elmer Ave., North Hollywood Band lg Biology Club l. A thought to the future Counsellors from Loyola Uni- versity administered aptitude tests to prospective graduates, and in personal interviews gave these Seniors expert recommendations on career selection. Page 28 Seniors volunteered for Hours of Adoration each First Fri- day. Guidance in vocational choice was the prime prayer intention on these days. They also inaugurated a perpetual novena for vocations to the religious life. Commencement Honors At the' third annual Commencement Exercises of Notre Dame High School, held in the school auditorium on lune 5, 1953, the following Seniors were graduated with Honors: THE CARDINAL MCINTYRE AWARD FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE Richard Duda Ellsworth Bitgood Gerard Castelli Keith Daggett Rocco Fusello loseph Abelarde lack Ackroyd Howard Allen Michael Caldwell Maxima Cum Laude Richard Duda Paul Vance Magna Cum Laude Stewart Hampton Robert Keen Clyde Leach Robert Maryon lohn Meichtry Bruce Odell Arvid Perez loseph Pinto Cum Laude loseph Droeger Gerald Gates Francis Hoene Charles Keen lacob Kostyzak Graduation - 1952 11'- lohn Lester Sidney Malcolm Patrick O'Connor Dennis Patterson Pierce Powers lohn Satarik William Scherr Paul Valerie Peter Vogelsang Ronald Silver August Tagliaterri Wilfred Von der Ahe lack Welzenbach 1: .'f,ws!.,w rat li? ' ,Hifi ' 1 i S Second annual Commencement Exercises open with procession of 1952 graduates into auditorium. Armando Benitez kneels to receive diploma from hands of Archbishop tnow Cardinall McIntyre. Others on stage are Brother Eagan, C.S.C., Brother Owen, C.S.C., Rev. Charles Casassa, SJ., Loyola university president and commencement speaker, and Rev. Iohn Lynch, C.S.C. Page 29 1 CLASS OFFICERS: Gene Leyvcxl, President F rank Murphy, Vice-President Robert Tierney. Secretary-Treasurer Knot pictured! JUNICJRS Y . Q s l .' , ., , I S '1' ,V . , 111231 .. X' . 'M '-', 4 . f ' f. , V 1 d ,,:1e '6'-1 fz.. t ,Az ff X ,, Q 5 V A ' I G n n ' n f B B r ' f '12' t Airr ' - r S A S G. Alton B. Anesi G. Archer D. Auten L. Baumgczrtner N. Becxudin I. Bender M. Bennett Page 30 .A I K 1 5 1- Q 1 ta 9' 'I' f'. -' ,I flill . .rlmecm , A HSS, lfL 9n-null. lg X4 'Q K Q 4 . Q, ,' 1 N ' rr ,.: s. F, fi: E, -may , ., - ' is .. 356, 'EY' E 'Nail 'air r fe' 2 ,, S S 'H I,-. ! .3 44 ' 9.49 : ' 2, N wif? . 2 Q' li ,Q X h ' -. ' . fx x '67 . 'Q :ks f A as ' . A D. Betkiiian P. Crough C. Ferris A. George R. Hamra W. 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Trafecanty E. Upton G. Vaccaro I. Valenti S. Van Buren C. Wagner F. Wallace D. Walsh A. Wehrly R. Wenker H. Wetzel F. White I. White L. Williams W. Wilmington H. Wilson I. Wilson I. Witt R. Wolfenstein R. Wootton M. Wright T. Wright 7a Y , 81 Q xgxxs 'r,'.g',n:,s1:x Q. O 4 H Q' s 0 O . 4' mg!!! D, 4 ,s ...nn .,f f', .fn-' P 1 n01sl .0 I l. . , l ISI5, 'agen' . 5: I Hungry Freshmen ioin the Sophomores in a leisurely lunch served in the quiet spaciousness of the school tea-room. Page 43 Scholastic Honors At the end of the fourth grading period, the following students had fulfilled the require ments for receiving a monogram for scholastic excellence. SENIORS loseph Abelarde Howard Allen Gerard Castelli Keith Daggett Richard Duda Stewart Hampton Clyde Leach Iohn Lester Richard Oswald Arvid Perez William Scherr Paul Vance Peter Vogelsang .4 E 4 - ,I ,,, IUNIORS Gary Archer Noel Beaudin Richard Cordova Thomas Hamilton Roland Koontz Eugene Leyval Anthony Maren Ralph Muravez Ronald Pardee Iohn Seitz Ronald Wood Charles Wright Allan Yates SOPHOMORES lames Amato Andrew Arlotto lohn Berberich Bernard Brown David Carter lerome Farley Patrick Griffin George Khair Kenneth McKenzie David Owens Ronald Swanson Anthony Tooley lames Wright FRESHMEN Lawrence Barr Ronald Fulmer Stephen Krause Iohn Lassell George Miller Philip Montague Lawrence Clenicz Robert Saunders Alex Schoenhorn Lawrence Smith Randall Wenker Page 44 ..,..... - -, ..i . ii - - iii? i f'1-','-'N of X Xi' 5 lu ' X I -- ----- H - 4 .. -- at 11 fl f l - - - -1 u X :lg - --.-.:- - .-:ig . - 1-.- ...li -LT --M A -rl! 1 -..-....-......- -.c 443 gx.LiQ3hq gif? gli' '-'T RWM K i --.i- Y-' z 1' ,fe se 5 in ti, it --. 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','-, ' .-1, -4 .J A -H , , .--'I-qs 1. -, , 1 A 4 , - ,, l f, I+! jf I , A,-55, ' A ?::1.'.- f-sm..-...-A 'W f 'H-1.1: re ,37 -l.-. - - '-Z -- f -. st- -L -.... .Q Z- nil' ' JJIZT- f 'ilk-1aiJF': '..:::' V SX 1 - .ifigggff '-1- f . Q '-' ,ff 41- , :a , - ' f 'L ' isfigi ' qt'3':f'2g':'i'- - r fe f 1- Q -. i- fr-X ox U ' '.z'7l'. Cf '- fy! 'f f ig -X 5'-J Ili! A. 'A 17 Jigs ' ,Q 'f- ' Za, ' -- ,..f . ..i HQUGH illustrious for long years of brilliant service on the battlefields, the knight in the Canterbury Tales bore himself as meelcly as a maid. The student most Wel- come to any campus group is he who quietly otters his talents without expecting praise. Cpfzaaceffd Knigfzl' ACTIVITI E S Page 45 Father Waide chats with servers Mel Hawkins and B6IlediCii0I1 CIOSGS each dai' Of Reffeaf- Mike Phelan. Prayer and Resolutions . Freshmen prepared for Christmas with a two-day Retreat on December 18 and l9. Rev. Robert Waide, CSC., qave practical rules for developing a truly Christian attitude toward the everyday student lite. Retreatants were enrolled in the Five Scapulars durinq the eX- ercises. Upperclassmen made their Retreat during the first three days of l-loly Week under the quidance oi Rev. lohn Sheridan, CSC. The fine spirit of silence and recollection observed by the students reflected the effect of the re- treat-master's Words on his hearers. Annual Retreats wb wwyw-Q Bob Maryon reads the Passion during Mass. Upperclassmen hear Father Sheridan in three conferences daily. Paqe 46 ., ,vi , f .U 3. N F' . 69515 Sodality lst ROW: Ron DeCaro. Gary Wilson, Wm. Marky, Francis Nicholas. Gene Leyval. 2nd ROW: Richard Oswald, Howard Allen, Thos. Hamilton. Iohn Meichtry, Thos. Rennison, Walter Decaen. 3rd ROW: Robt. Lessard. Robt. Logan. Michael Rubino, Ias. Humbert, Fred Lehne. Absent: Albert Breen. Thos. Dittman, Donald O'Toole. Prayer and Good Works .... A year-round program ot spiritual and apos- tolic activities gave Sodality members a better appreciation oi their organization. Sodalists presented a dramatic reading of the Fatima story to the student body at an October as- sembly. Canned goods were collected tor distribution to the needy at Christmas. Active part was taken in the periodic meetings and discussions conducted by the Archdiocesan Sodalitv Union. Volunteers for the Unseen Army prayer for missionaries were contacted. Religious bulletins and posters were prepared, and Weekly Sodality Chapel Days arranged. Dru' bd' lim Dittman receives the Sodality medal in reception Brother Fvbius Gnd Gene I-eYVG1 Check Canned goods ceremony conducted by Father Sheridan. collected for the needY at Christmas- Page 47 Our Lady BAND PERSONNEL: DIRECTOR: Bro. Eugenio, C.S.C. CLARINETS: D. Roshay, E. Decaen, I. Littlefield, F. Nacozy, K. Daggett, G. Schneider, F. Mead, I. Koch, D. Valenti, T. Hill. TROMBONES: C. Keen. B. Kamman, R. Muravez, T. Cedar, I. Rehder. TRUM- PETS: I. Travis, I. Kolegrali, M. Colony, D. Betkiiian, I. Morrell, A. Foutz, H. Tanqle, I. Elrick, W. Kapetanich. BASSES: W. Decaen, I. Allenberg. SAXOPHONES: R. Schwartz, R. Fulmer, M. Onichak, S. Pocsik, R. LoBianco, I. Murphy, K. Spears. FLUTES: I. Murphy, C. McGrath. PERCUSSION: P. McGirl, P. Grifiin, C. Sothan, E. Quigley, G. Riggio, G. Wilcox, F. Harper. DRUM MAIOR: E. Wagen- bach. COLOR GUARD: E. Dobkowski, I. Berberich, I. Farley, G. Vanek. Band Music in the air NmmaDanm Ummknwncenamhfhadtharshme M bot work this year. They marched in the All-Western Band Review H1Long Beadm Chnsnnasrxnadesin Noah HoHywomi Van Nuys, and Tarzanag a joet ioarade in Canoga Park: and the Maytime Band Review in National City. All this was in ad- dnkuitothen'regukn'appearancescn vanous addenc evenm, the Spring Concert, and playing Cas Well as acting D in Stars CDveriioHyCrestH OFFICERS OF BAND CLUB: Mrs. Dennis Murphy, President: Mrs. Ellsworth U Cedar, Vice-President: Mrs. Hans Schneider, Treasurer: Mrs. Matthev john Elrick models the Kapetanich, Secretary. new band uniform. Page 48 INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTORS Mr. D. Citarelli if to A Junior Band i. H 't W i lst ROW: Robt. Toepel. Leoroy Huntington, Lawrence Olenicz, las. Knight Ronald Fulmer. Mr- P' I' Parisi 2nd ROW: Gerard Vaccaro, Tony Regan, Fred Flory, Gerald Rehder. G1 The Crlee Club repeated its traditional Custom of Carolina ee at Various homes and reliqious houses on Christmas eve. They ako asmmed whh Wm shmnnq atlhqh Nkwsesin St C1 Francis de Sales Parish on Christmas and Easter. ub lst ROW: Don Rode, Robt. Logan, Ios. Dondelinqer, Thos. Rennison, Gene Leyval, las. Adams, Ron DeCaro, Ios. Rosenberger, Michael Davidson. 2nd ROW: Chas. Laurutis, Pat O'Connor, Thos. Laverty, Michael Turdo, Howard Allen, Daniel Reich, Richard Colette. Absent: Robt. Tierney, Corrin McGrath. Brother Eugenio, C.S.C., director, is seated at the piano. Paqe 49 T-'wrence Malcolm, Lee Gunther, Edw. Quigley, Ias Baciqcxlupi, Edw. Olson, Frank Madison. Michael McGovern. Iohn Allenberg, Roland Koontz, Brother Nivard, C.S.C.. lm o d e r cz t o rl, Richard Duda Cpresidentl, Don Cawelti, Don Betkl- iian. Absent: Anthony Tooley, Leo Halpin, David Stein- bcxcher. Cver the Counter Errands, phone messages, and other office details kept the student assistants hopping, and helped ease the administrative burden of the Faculty. Cffice Assistants 'Sf All sei 'Q 99 Establishing themselves in the audi- busied themselves with building a short torium balcony, Radio Club members Wave transmitting and receiving set. Radio Club Page 50 Library Assistants Without the efficient help ot his library statt, Brother Gordian would have been hard pressed to fill the multitudinous requests of student read- ers with the speed and accuracy for which he is noted. Eff Literary Line-up Knight Life Richard Duda, Richard Salazar, Andrew Arlotio, Iohn Molinar, Ronnee Girvin, Dustin Iohnson. A weekly Knight was made possible timeliness and sparkle oi the news this year by changing from a printed sheet were due in great part to Brother paper to a mimeographed one. The Bernigius' editing oi staff contributions. Newspaper Staff Page 51 Terry O'Dcly, Pat O'Con- nor, Iohn Falconer, Wal- ter Decaen, Thomas Rennison, Iohn McLough- lin, Howard Allen. A best seller is produced earboolr Staff The result oi long hours ot Work by the yearbook staff is in the hands of the reader tor him to judge. A record number of subscriptions proved the stu- dent loody's interest in a l953 Arches. 'ZS' tTopl EDITORIAL BOARD: tSeatedl Co-editors Iohn McLoughlin. Richard Duda: tStandingl Pat O'Connor lsportsl, Dick Wilkey tsubscriptionsl. Iohn Meichtry tadvertisingl. Burnett Mattinson tartl. Absent: Rod Hoffman. tBottoml ASSISTANTS: Fred Lehne. Ios. Rini. Anthony Garcia, Harold Schan- bacher, Stanley Pirkl, Michael Caldwell. Ellsworth Bitgood. Thomas Rennison. Norman Sthiles. Absent: Stewart Iames, Ioseph Abelarde, Gerard Vaccaro. William Brennan. The shutter clicks Camera enthusiasts met with Brother Eagan to learn the use of the press camerag the tech- niques oi focusingg and the processes of developing and printing photographs. Camera Club President Michael Caldwell focuses on Charles Andrews. Edwin Dobkowski. Ierry Boyle. Richard Henry. and Ioseph Abelarde. Page 52 tion, all were able to assemble in the gym tor Brother Gabriel checks over a speed test taken by parents visiting his class. Brother Raymond explains The Quest for Happiness to some Freshmen parents. Mr. Von der Ahe addresses the Patron's Club members. o The -big feed Outstanding among the Patrons' Club ac- tivities was the Father-Son Banquet served in the gym on November l3. Other projects successfully undertaken by the mothers and fathers included a rummage sale, the Fashion Show, the establishment ot a Brother Rupert Scholarship, a I-lallowe'en Dance, and the mammoth Mexican Fiesta at year's end. Generosity and co-operation were the key- notes ot these activities. The folks go to school Following the school-day schedule ot their sons, parents visited the various classrooms during the open house held early in the school year. During the ten minute periods, teachers briefly explained the scope and aim ot the courses and answered parents' questions con- cerning what Work was expected ot their sons, As none ot the parents was kept tor deten- a rally after school Patrons Club L Mr. Michael Pecarovich speaks forcefully U.. tee character development at the Father-Son Banquet. Patrons' Club officers line up-Mr. Edward Stavneak t2nd vice-pres.l, Mr. Don Renfrew tsec'y.l, Mr. Iohn Safank tpres.l, Mr. Bernard Hoene tlst vice-pres.l, Mr. Thomas Hill ttreas.l. The quests get down to business. Page 53 From Shakespeare . . . if L Romeo and Juliet Romeo llohn Corxsidinel stands over the dying Tybalt Uack Ackroydl as Friar Iohn Clos. Rosenbergerl kneels to pray. In the rear are the horrified citizens of Verona lEarle Weatherwax. Michael Caldwell. Elanore DeStafano, Collin Aifeld. Hugh MacKay, Stephen Pocsikl. and the Duke and his lady CTerry Diegel and Marguerite DeStafanol. Friar Lawrence tGene Leyvall is in the foreground. Shakespeare's tragic romance, Romeo and Iuliet, was the artistic production of the Surn- mer Theater. For six weeks the students en- rolled in this Workshop conducted by Brother Dunstan received experience in acting, set building, lighting, and all the other aspects of stagecratt. The play was presented on luly 31 and August l to small but appreciative audi- GTICGS. Francis Esswein col- lars Ricky Rogers as a likely suspect. Clyde Leach adds to the confusion. Reporter Dennis Trist interviews the local yokels - L. Stabile. G. Ramos. R. Balder- as, C. Leach. and W. Scully. Page 54 Romeo and Iuliet Oo Ann Maresl in the famous balcony scene. . . . to Slapstick The characters in this farce, pre- sented before the student body on November 4, went through a seem- ingly endless series of hilarious antics. The audience thoroughly enjoyed the tun, but, it must be admitted, it left the auditorium still wondering what the furse Was all about. The Feed Store ystery Brazilf-Where the nuts come from '1 Ok Babberley fGene Leyvall posing as Charley's aunt takes advantage of the situation by getting confidential with Kitty IMarguerite DeStefanoJ a-rd Amy lSharon Rafaellil. Spettigue lMichael Davidsonl. lack Uohn Lesterl, and Charles tThomas Rennisonl are much disturbed. 5 Charley s Hunt Presented by THE STUDENT THEATER November 23-24, 1952 Director: Brother Remiaius, C.S.C. CAST lack Chesney ,.....,,. ..,.,.,,,,,, I ohn Lester Amy Spettiaue ,.,.,. ,....... S haron Raftaelli Brassett ........................... ......,.,....., T erry O'Day Sir Francis ....,...........,... ........,....... I ack Ackroycl Charles Wykeharn .........c.......... Thomas Rennison Stephen Spettigue ....... ....... M ichael Davidson Lord Babloerley ..,..........................,.,., Gene Leyval Donna Lucio: ................ .......... G ail Slaughter Kitty Verdun ......... ........ M arauerite De Statano Ela Delahay .....,................. ........ P atricia Pola CThe girls in the cast are students of Corvallis High Schoolj Donna Lucia fGail Slaughterl makes an impression on Sir Francis Hack Ackroydl. Ela lPatricia Polal looks on approvingly. Brasset tTerry O'Dayl. the butler. pours the tea. ll I I ll While there s tea, there s hope Page 55 TM. UPPER LOWER Hetty O'Connor appears in her first-act loveliness. Larrymore Scully pleads a case for Timmy Boid Marky Fluenza Foy tosses off a high note in pyramid act with Dr. Raisons Davidson rings for room service. Mephistopheles Leyval and Remnant Maryon. The new-style Hetty-thanks to Fax Mactor Balderas. A nervous breakdown with music 'k ir 'A' vi' 'A' ir 'A' 'A' 'A' uk' if Stars Qver Hollycrest Presented by THE STUDENT THEATER, GLEE CLUB, AND BAND APRIL 24, 25. 26. and 27. 1953 Script and Direction: Bro. Dunstan, C. S. C. Chorus: Bro. Remigius, C. S. C. Band: Bro. Eugenio, C. S. C. ir ai' 'A' ir if ir ir if ir 'A' 'A' it Page 56 ' 1 .Vg Q.. ,I ,- K ' UPPER Killiair Trist and Kitty Diegel join Fluenza Foy, Hetty O'Con- nor, and LcrMcrr Rennison at the floor show. The Somba line wends its weary way across the Hollycrest grounds. Mark Antony O'Day makes like a bird. CENTER Gretta Esswein tries a bit of smorgasbord. flak Sf we I X43 E ,Q sf.. , fi 3 E xt , 4, f Kg, ' 7,4 X I Meph Leyval, Svenqali Ackroyd. and Payoff Ramos strain a tonsil. V Liberscratchee Weatherwax has a mellow word for his audience. LOWER Carmen Hill takes the train. Happy peasant girls twirl a skirt. Lily Turdo gives her all. 'fr ir ir 'Ir ir 'lr ir nt' ir ir ir ir Paqe 57 ' , 212 ' ' ' vs, W QQJGA , V41- 47' iff if 'cW 51c-'W' v',,'7'f'. .,' kL'f'r a'.' .f,9'?fY'4i '04-s v HN 'ffzewf 'fi SX f if 4 W ' f' Dfff ii- NK, glgdififf if 3' fl- Cl '7f1l3QAZy ,ff of 7,'vg,4f fifff f W was New ff-fwfr tw, 'z 4 5 - -.,f, .V 4' Q ., H fy 1 ,f-veg ' f 45? 4-ff if yew ! 5 U ' AMW f . , ,, , my ww , Q ,if t V, 'V f 7 ' , , , ,t My fzywffi 2 ' W ' 4,-ff ff , cf ,, . , 'V W Z , 34293 , Ms!! 1 Ax ,M-A., , rw Y f vw: fi? 'Wf PM f 4hf4f , if f WMAM f K wt- f 'WJ' M f W 9: I 4, 1 ' V Q 'M X, ff :' 1 f Q 575 Q1 41, if q4,:,,,f A V. M f V 22 2, M ,. 9 A it gigs? ., W M 'L 52? f' f f ' i we Upper: Time hangs heavy with varsity ballerinas as Dance of the Hours commences. The Hamdrew Sisters-Mammy Hoye, Moe Tierney, and lack Moretti-ask Quanta Le Gusta? The Ballet in full chase-Ballerina Leicht in the lead. Center: Seaweed O'Day comes out of the drink. An acre of inmates and guests parade for the Aida finale. Lower: Refugees from the costume department take five. if f, J 'T 'A 4 I L 2 4 7 -. A , nv . S lvl A fv , . 2 'Q l 1 J s l Q rf ' f 'Hy . J- . r fir? L ' ' . 7 .' 'B ,Q 4 f M lm' swift , 27 t AL BREEN swings out with partner CAMILLA REEVES at The BAND turned the cafeteria into a banquet hall. Homecoming Dance. TOM DALTON models the latest in men's wear at the The CONGA LINE fills the floor. Fashion Show- MIKE CALDWELL tries a remote control step with his MRS' HOENE and MRS' MALATESTA express Pleasure af date. the great success of the Fashion Show. arrangements for which they were the chairladies. SOCK HOPS were fun for the dancers -but posed a prob- lem in the check room. 'V The Social Whirl W Page 59 .ui Student Body President Bill Leicht crowns lane Porter as Queen of the Homecoming Festivities. Queen for a night The Queen's retinue lead the procession into the auditorium. A Notre Dame version of The Wizard of Oz added dramatic humor to the program. Rallies Determined to outdo each other, the tour classes took turns at sponsoring a series of lively Friday afternoon rallies during the toot- ball season. Amusing playlets, presentation ot guest speakers and coaches, and prolonged cheering were the highlights of these assem- lolies. The Iunior class tried something new pre- ceding the Homecoming Game with Mt. Carmel -a night-time super-rally. A two-hour program ot skits, stunts, and give-away' prizes was cli- maxed with the crowning ot lane Porter as Homecoming Queen. Raising the roof ' I .ir Qf,,,i,fJ,4L if . sg ' fn 'P ff M441 1 2 .f or , f i , T Q - ' t l I f' r A 7 f , Q ' - , , - 1.1. W , I , iz '51 V ' 1 f f E ' ' ' X K . V The Seniors loudly express a few ap- Freshman officers were still a bit shy The cheerleaders go crazy. propriate sentiments before the Loyola when presented at rally sponsored by game. their class. Page 60 - , Q, I '- ' TQ'. i --f'.Lfl 1 ' 1 I ' - - -T ..-.-'X ' ,.iM' - -l-l' - - J ramp Unk- - - Ll ' ,ll --- - - - lm. fwf-!-lln ' 1- ii, -, - .. -,. - , - .1 1 . 1- -.. -43-P? , YZ T --1 - -- '-1 - l-,- -Q-Qu., '.+1f'-A -,-,.-.. -qi -- , , - -'- M -!'- - 1- -'- ' -1 ' ' ' I' , - ,kj I ---'-'T 1 ' 4 T L 1.4 T ..-.Tu .r.-J.'-:-f..:,:r:75-?'- :-f'?.i1?:f-'Hz , iii-- - .. ,JTQ - -. ?A -- 1 A .- . - r . 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Paul Valerie Iohn McLoughlin. 4th ROW: Iake Kostyzak. Ierry Boqard. Pete Vogelsanq. Iohn Saiarik. Frank Madison. Bill Leicht. Bob Schneller. Pat Ryan. Coach Duiiy Lewis. ABSENT: Charles Sothan. Bruce Hall. . 4 LL Varsity W ig ? Football flwff Cantwell Clash Captain Gates ready to pile. Vaughan lakes the run and sets for Les Landy throws a Card ior a loss. the pass. Page 62 ii? 4-u-Li -'vi.u,,,- f '. . . .A.Y . . . Notre Dame's spirited offensive squad: Walt Gurasich CREL Gil Ramos KRTJ, Pete Roan CRGD, Gerry Gates lLGl. Charles Ratiqan CCL Iohn Safarik CLTJ, Pete Vogelsang CLEJ. Les Lundy lQl. Dick Collette CRHD. Bill Vaughan KFBJ, Ed Colarossi QLHJ. Fifty-Two Grid. Review N. D. 0 Cathedral 0 Notre Dame's season opened with the Catholic League Football Carnival on September l6th. The Knights, Carnival hosts, aided the West's victory over the East by holding Cathedral scoreless in the final period. Pete Vogelsang, Iohn Safarik, and Dick Colette contributed mightily for the Knights. N. D. 0 Oxnard 13 On September 19th the Knights lost a hard- fought opening game to the conference-winning Oxnard squad, l3-O. Although Oxnard gathered its first tally early in the game, the second tally was delayed until the final minutes of the game by the fine punting of Ed Olson and the hard plunging of big tackle Gil Ramos and guard Pete Roan. N. D. 0 Fillmore 12 A Friday later, September 26th, the Notre Dame squad fought and lost to another team holding a championship record, Fillmore High, a tough team tucked away in the northern foothills. This in spite of Bill Vaughan's running 45 yards on an intercepted pass, Ed Olson's 50-yard punt, and Paul Valerie's fine defensive tackling. N. D. 6 Bell Gardens 13 With a half-time score of O-U, this October 3rd game with Bell Gardens went fiercely on to a 6-6 tie until the last two minutes of play saw B. G. rack up another 7. Walt Gurasich by blocking a punt and scooting 40 yards gave N. D. its lone 6. Gerry Gates, Les Landy, and Don Dorrell turned in enviable performances. N. D. 7 Cantwell 12 ln its Catholic League opener, the Knights al- most overtook its favored opponent on October ll. Cantwell, leading 12-O at halftime, was sur- prised by a determined Knight squad that enlivened the second half by immediately marching for 7 points. Ed Colarossi scored off tackle and Dick Colette converted. Other stal- warts were on Dorrell, Pete Vogelsang, Paul Valerie, and Gil Ramos. Knights in Battle Colette gains first down before Colarossi scoots around end and Who's got that ball, anyway? stopped by Loyola man. meets the Saints. Page 63 . N .. -YWGYVFNN 7 it - , .35 , Anxious eyes on the sidelines N. D. 33 Harvard 6 ln its first home game COctober l7J the Knights baffled its Coldwater Canyon neighbors by scoring in every frame. But not until the Har- vard team took 6 in the opening playl Ed Colarossi scored on fine long runs, Bob Moretti on five plays, and Les Landy, a dependable right-half, on the stamina of the line. N. D. 7 Loyola 13 Although an official loss, the October 24th Notre Dame-Loyola game was most satisfying. After the Cubs gathered 6 points in the first quarter, the restless Knights charged in the second, led by Ed Colarossi, who scored from the 8-yard line. Dick Colette boosted the score to 7. Nip and tuck play, with costly penalties all around, marked the last half. An intercepted N. D. pass led the Cubs to their l3 points. The final gun found the Knights marching on. N. D. 6 St. Anthony 6 The Long Beach Saints tfinal Catholic League winners? came up to the Valley on November l with a 33-U N. D. pelt of last season only to be stymied 6-6 by the underdogs. into the fourth at O-U, the two Holy Cross Brothers' teams final- ly each gave in for 6 points with spirited reluctance. Knight Bill Vaughan threw a spiril- ing pass to Pete Vogelsang for a score. Pronto, the Saints scored too. N. D. 0 Cathedral 26 Saturday, November 8, was indeed the loneliest night in the week. The potent Phantoms from Cathedral scored in every quarter even though the Knights-especially Bamos and Bosen- berger, Vaughan and Safarik, Gurasich and Landy--fought with admirable determination until the final gun. Moral: Don't tangle with the Saints and the Phantoms on successive week- ends. N. D. 12 Mt. Cannel 13 The November l5th Homecoming Game with Mt. Carmel, which marked the end of the foot- ball season and the final game for 19 Seniors, ended in a note of promise for '53 if not in vic- tory for '52. Dick Colette ran in the second for 65 the opponents immediately topped this with 7. ln the fourth, Mt. Carmel added 6 morep the Knights immediately matched this when Bill Vaughan passed 30 yards to Don Dorrell. So ended the l952 football season for Coach Duffy Lewis' Knights of Notre Dame. Behind the scenes Q-.A . Football managers Iohn Iuni. Eugene Von Oder. and Winton McDonald give efficient care to uni- forms and equipment. Brother Nivard, athletic director. con- fers with Coaches Lewis and Mathers on the complicated matter ot game schedules. Page 64 lst ROW: Mel Hawkins'. Pete DeGrandis . Dick Landy'. Doug Bond'. Gary Wilcox'. Iohn Marques'. Bob Hill'. Ken Forcier'. 2nd ROW: Iohn McGarry , Dick Cordova'. Malcolm Harwood. Gary Archer'. Dennis Dawley. Iohn Miscione'. Ron Wood'. Roy Boon'. Ricci Chilson'. Eugene Von Oder lmgr.l. 3rd ROW: Coach Norman Mathers. Frank Flaherty lmgr.l. Gary Isbell', Stewart Iames. Iohn Kavanaugh'. Frank Fielding'. Iohn Pearson. Raul Estrada'. Tom Dalton . Gil Lukosky'. Bob Tellez . Chuck Von der Ahe'. Ray Blain'. 4th ROW: Ed Barbeau'. George Haddow. Larry Stearns'. lack Fithian, Earle Weatherwax'. Ioe Reilly'. Iohn Naftzger'. Chuck Weatherwax'. Vince Ryan. Absent: Ken Banks tmgr.l' 'Earned letter. BEE SCHEDULE CEE SCHEDULE VVe They VVe They 13 Serra ..,.. ,,.,... 7 6 McKinley ,,,,,, ,,-,,, 3 7 12 Han ,......,,.,,,,,. ,... O 7 Channnade ,..., ,t,,,, 16 12 St. Francis ..,... .... O O Loyola .......... ,,,,,, 1 2 O Bell Gardens ..... ,...... 2 5 6 Loyola ......, ,,,,,, 3 4 27 Chaminade ..., .... U 6 Cantwell ,,,,,,l9 37 Harvard ..... ....... O 1 0 Loyokr .......... ....... 20 Q 6 St. Anthony .... ....... 3 9 19 Cathedral ...... U e , S S lst ROW: Dick Olson'. Iim Russell'. Bob Saunder1'. Ed Reynolds', Mike Phelan . Bob Wolfenstein, Dick McHugh'. lack Schwartz. Bob McMahon . Art Taylor'. Paul Deisinger'. 2nd ROW: Frank Flaherty lmgr.l, Wallis Clark tmgr.l', Tom Rogers. Bob Moore', Tom Pelky', Ron McLoud'. Tim Hawkins'. Mike Hiss'. Al Harrutf'. Bob Alexander'. Doug Rotsler'. Mike Wright lmgr.l, Bro. William. C. S. C. lcoachl. 3rd ROW: Tony Garber . Pete Castella'. Gene Riggio', Ierry Rehder', Charles Alcantar', Iohn Nownes', Stanley Bach . Harvey Wetzel'. lim Mullen'. Absent: Ioe Darby'. 'Earned letter. Page 65 lst ROW He ry Orozco. Bert Arons. Bob Keen. Ioe Pinto. Bill Vaughan. Mike Moder. Dick Ey lmgrl 2nd ROW Coach Norman Mathers, Ted Viegelmann, Iohn Bowen, Walt Hoye, Dick Henkel Ed Olson Im Reyna! To Ham lton Cmgrl Absent: Walt Gurasich. Varsity Basketball CATHOLIC LEAGUE NON LEAGUE e They We They Loyola ..,..,........,............VV................. 64 58 Baldwin Hills Cantwell .,..,4,., 61 62 Morningside Serra ................... ......... 5 0 59 Oxnard ......... St. Anthony ...,...... 60 51 Van Nuys Mt. Carmel ......... .,....... 7 0 57 Burbank ....... St. Monica ...... ......... 3 4 55 Canoga Park Cathedral .,,.,.,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 2 55 Burroughs Loyola ........ ......... 5 7 37 Fillmore ....... Cantwell .......... ......... 5 4 59 Alumni ......... Serra ................... ......... 5 8 80 Mission San Gabriel St. Anthony ...,..... 64 60 Hart ............... Mt. Carmel ......... 71 46 Bell Gardens St. Monica ..........,..........,..,.,.,....,.,.,., 47 74 San Fernando Cathedral .......................................... 49 61 North Hollywood MT. CARMEL TOURNEY 49 yomingside oafhedfai ..............,.,...,.........r,..rr..,rrr 55 59 fm NWS Serra ------4--IAQQA--4-------q----------------.--'-'--- 53 70 San Fernando pOmOnQ Catholic -'.-,--- --,-..-.- 2 3 Season: Wins 20 Losses 15 Mission San Gabriel ...... ......... 2 3 I. V. GAMES e They Van Nuys ......... .......... 3 9 71 49 Van Nuys 65 45 46 52 63 Canoga Park ...... San Fernando ...... San Fernando ..,....... North Hollywood ....... Cathedral ..................... Page 66 48 33 45 53 mf? , . 'M 4 W1 M L 14 fl fi? I 1 Al lv 5 xp., X Q inf' Wallis Clark lmgr.l, Iohn Marques. lim Wright', Fred Carpenter . lim White', Norm Sthiles, Don Renfrew. Tom Dalton', Iohn Miscione . Bucky Wright', Dick Dalto:1'. Sleve Van Buren lmgr.l'. Absent: Coach Duffy Lewis, Raul Estrada, Bert Arons . 'Earned letter. Bee Basketball CATHOLIC LEAGUE NON-LEAGUE We They We They 4l Loyola .,.,,... ...,...... 4 4 39 Baldwin Hills ....... ,,,..,,,, 3 6 47 Cantwell ,,,.,, .......... 4 6 63 Morningside .,,.,,. ,,,,,,,,, Serra ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .......,. 2 4 42 Qxnard .,.,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, St. Anthony ....... .......... 5 2 Van Nuys ...... .,,,,,,,, 46 Burbank ..,.,...,,.. ,,,.,-,,, St. Monica ...... .......... 5 0 Canoga Park ...,,,, ,,,,,,,,. 70 ' Cathedral ........ ......,... C hammade .................,.. .,..,,,,, 36 73 48 62 56 53 50 Mt. Carmel ......... .,........ 5 2 48 58 34 23 64 51 30 45 Loyola ........ ......... 4 6 61 41 59 50 45 46 58 58 Burroughs .,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,,,.,,,, .,,,,,,,, Cantwell .o.... .......... 4 3 l07 Mission San Gabriel ,,,,,.. -,,,,,,,, 1 8 Serra ................ .......... 4 7 45 Fillmore ...........,,,..,,,,,,,,., .,,,,,.,, 3 3 St. Anthony ....... ........, 4 4 66 Alumni ...,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, .,,-,,,., 5 1 Mt. Carmel .....,... .....,.... 8 l 77 Hart ...r......,......,, ,,,,,,,4, 4 2 St. Monica ...... .................. .......... 4 4 47 Bell Gardens ,.,.,,,.,,, ,,,,.,4,, 3 4 Cathedral ................,......................... 45 57 San Fernando .,,..,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,, 3 8 Q Wins--5 Losses 53 NOIll'1 Hollywood ,..... .,,,,.,., 5 9 V 50 Morningside ,...,,,,, .,.,,,,,, 4 O 5l Van Nuys .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,. 4 1 65 San Fernando ...,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,,, 29 H AV 13 Wins-5 Losses pi i 'i't i ' A FH ., r ,t,t 4,, , ,,.i ,:, Vir C A THOLIC LEAGUE TOURNEY , ,vlv 48 St. Monica .........,,...,,....,,,.,,..,,,.., ,,,,,,42 38 Cathedral ........,,..,..,,,,,...,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, .43 ww F ' 46 St. Monica ...,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,.,,,,,,.,,, 41 SANTA MONICA TOURNEY 18 Compton .........,.,........,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,4, 25 ,,,,s,y.,r,rr a,i., A ctlon Center Page 68 1st ROW: Mike Marigold. Buddy Wilmington, Dave Walsh, Ion Swan, Tony Garcia. Iohn Iohnston. Ray Quiroz. Charles Geib, Mike Colby. 2nd ROW: lim Adams lmqr.l'. Ierry Rehder'. Harvey Wetzel', Gary Buck'. Pat Mitchell', Austin Gibbons'. Ierry Hollywood', Dave Thies', Bill Empey'. Torn Wright'. Brother Bartel. C.S.C. lcoachl. 'Earned letter. CATHOLIC LEAGUE ee and Dee Basketball DEE SCHEDULE We They 44 Loyola ........ .,..,,.,, 4 5 Cantwell .... ......... Serra ................ .,,,,,,,, St. Anthony ,...... .,,.,,,,, St. Monica ...... 37 33 18 24 Mt. Carmel ...... .,,.,,,., 18 24 28 34 27 29 26 31 34 21 21 19 36 33 Loyola ,..,,..,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, , ,,,,,4,, , Cathedral ........ St. Anthony Loyola ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, M t. Carmel . 45 Cantwell A,,,,,,, ,.,-,-4,, S t. Monica . 26 St. Anthony ,,,.,,,, ,,,,.,,,, C athedral 31 Mt. Carmel .,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, L oyola ......, 35 St. Monica ....,..,,,,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, S T. A1'1tl'1OHY 31 Cathedral ,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mt. Carmel . 7 Wins-7 Losses Cathedral Burbank ..... NON-LEAGUE We They 22 Burbank .......,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,, 5 O 17 Canoqa Park .,...,,., ,,,,,,,,, 2 0 36 1-lart .............,...,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 7 25 Hart .,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,,v, 2 2 17 San Fernando ,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,, 3 1 24 San Fernando ,.,,,.,,,,r ,,,,,,,., 3 5 27 St. Vincent .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 4 6 34 North Hollywood .,.,..,,,,,,,r, ,,,,,,,,- 3 5 l Win-7 Losses Time out for advice Page 69 lst ROW: Ioe Rupp, Dave Hays, Iohn Marques, Gus Brent , Steve Slingsby, Bill Tostevin, Ken Forcier, Pat Kane', Iim Travis, Mike Caldwell. Bill Smith, Ierry Bogard, Don Dorrell, Les Landy, Charles McGuirk, Steve Van Buren lmgr.l'. 2nd ROW: Iohn Molinar, Chuck Von der Ahe, Malcolm Harwood', Dave Miller, Raul Balderas, Tom M'Closkey, Mike Prior, Dick Henkel, Norman Sthiles, Bill Leicht, Dick Colette, Ioe Rosenberqer. Gil Ramos, Coach Duffy Lewis. 'B Team members who earned letters. See page 75 for varsity awards Cantwell ......... Mt. Carmel Cathedral ..... Serra ............. St. Anthony Loyola ......... St. Monica 1-lart ................,.,,,. Burroughs and Harvard ..... Culver City Track CATHOLIC LEAGUE Varsity We .....,.2OV2 .,..28V3 ....28 .......34 ....l7 .......27 .......84 .......28 10 fffffffsz They 83 V2 7726 78 89 88 83 40 Bee We They 3 1 84 75 49 84 3726 83 92 NON-LEAGUE 78 24 80 39 72 28 40 V2 Cee We They 21 58 20 - - 48 10 87 31 28 40 54 579 32 44 23 45 28 0 .. - 75 75 19 18 55 5 54M 30 48 , ,- g X ' ' ' ,,.. . I ..,,,,.,, . , ' ff -5 Y' , 1 'H rf :L , aw ' ' 4, 7 ff . ' A .. .-If-1 .. ,-in ' r r ,t ,f A -wr. - ' . it A ..j - -, ' A sie' ,zz , 9 . ., ' I L 1 g en ' 3' ' f V' f - 3. L ' ' f-V . ' M-' It ' .-N cm-. f 1: .. . - .- . M .. 5 N ' . - wg, e , :-t .- es: ' ' z Q C, f W 4 X .W , X 'Q .s i 2 zz .11 fx , xv f x ,X V48 0 V3 :X 5 ' . I: ye Q39 :S , C QQ :,5:Viti54E,:,w Q VF. , . a,.z,e:::f:z:? Zj ' E ?r15,?Q.,5 . A 5 XV Q fr ,I -f Q A ': 4 low 49 2',,'l ' 5215 s..,. . A DJ . V I V S 'I' F ., SRV: Q63 , .Y . 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Randy Wenker, 3rd ROW: Bruce Connolly, Russell Kwok, Larry Smith, Bill Doyle, Iohn McGarry, Don Renfrewk, Art Taylor, Larry Malcolm, Roy Boon', Iohn Kavanaugh , Coach Duffy Lewis. Absent: Wallis Clark, Frank Fielding, Ioe Reilly, Don Skait , Ioe Amato', Dave Gosselin , Larry Kane', George Miller. 'Earned letter. Dick Dalton. Charles Geib, Ray Quiroz, Carroll Logsdon, Vince Alcaniar', Dick Ey ', Tom Guerin', Dick Cordova', Tom Colette, Mike Phelan, Ierry Stotko, Ierry Farley. lack Fithian , Steve Krause, Harold Schanbachef, Al Harrulf, Page 70 X. X R 1 Q 4 , , F4 - tu . 1 ft 1 ' alia E -- v mMf,:.!,,.,. F K F47 . F ' ff V , I 1 'M A-.. Eg ...U 1. .. A if V I ..s.,K HARWOOD practices for meet vault. SMITH caught at 5' 4 . GUERIN takes the lead. COLETTE hits the pit. 100 yd. Dash 220 yd. Dash High Hurdles Low Hurdles Shot Put Pole Vault PAT KANE stretches for easy win. Get set for the 880 run. LANDY and KANE tie for lead. FORCIER and MARQUES battle it out. BEES NEW TRACK RECORDS-1953 CEES Augustine Brent .................. 10.5 180 yd. Dash Edward Reynolds .....,.....,,. 20.2 Augustine Brent ,,,,,,, .,,,,.,, 2 3.8 Shot Put Michael Phelan ........,..,,.,,,.,. 38' V2 Thomas Guerin .,.,.., ,..,,.,, 1 0.4 Broad lump Richard Dalton .....,...,..,....... 17' 4 Patrick Kane ....,.,.,......,,.....,, 15.1 440 Relay R. Dalton, L. Kane, I. Kwok, Don Skatf ..,..,.,..,,..,........,..,,.. 40' 9 P. DeGrandis ..............,,.. 51.3 Malcolm Harwood .......,.... 10' 6 High lump lack Fithian .......................,.. 5' 4 'Catholic League record Page 71 'Catholic League record lst ROW: Paul Valerie. Mike Moder. Iohn Bowen, Walt Gurasich, Ed Olson. Frank Ferrara. Tony Frenn. Bucky Wright. Ioe Pinto. 2nd ROW: Tom Margozewitz fmgr.l, Dick Hull, Bill Scherr. Fred Carpenter. Dale Auten, Larry Iackson, Bill Norton, Bill Vaughan. Iohn Elrick, Bob Sheehan. Lee Baumqartner Kmgnl. Coach Norman Mathers. Absent: Winton Mc- Donald tmgr.l. Varsity Baseball CATHOLIC LEAGUE NON-LEAGUE We They We They 2 Mt. Carmel ........,,..........,........ ..,... 1 ll Burbank ....,.,...................... ......... 3 2 Loyola ............. ...... l 1 Hoover ...... ..... U 1 l Serra .,...............,.. ....,. 7 Burbank ........ 5 17 St. Anthony ,....... ,,.,.. 7 Hart ............ ll St. Monica ...... ...... O Hoover ........... 3 Cantwell ...l.... ...... l Hart ..........,..,... 7 Cathedral ....., ..,... 4 So. Pasadena 2 Mt. Carmel .......... ......... 1 0 Glendale ....... 1 Loyola ......... ...... 2 Canoqa Park - 12 Serra ................. ...... 4 Canoga Park . 4 St. Anthony .,..t... ...... 3 San Fernando 5 St. Monica ...... ...... 9 7 San Fernando 6 Cathedral ....... ...... U 5 Cantwell .......................................... 2 Diamond duty Vaughan squares away for the squeeze. Canoga Park catcher an easy out Page 72 Ai Hg? 5 ll x C P . 4, ,hi , Ml Q 'WT A fx: Y' . - Q St Y. ,t git tml Q -. X N433 'M K lst ROW: Tom Wright'. Doug Bond, Pat Mitchell', Frank McNeal , lim Wright , Mel Hawkins, Iohn Naitzger . Iohn Miscione. 2nd ROW: Brother Albert, C.S.C. lcoachl, Dick Garza'. Bob Moretti'. Bernard Brown , Gilbert Topp, Art Thompson. Tom Dalton', Mike Kelleher, Ron McLoud', Ken McKenzie', Iim Humbert', Fred Wallace lmgr.l'. Absent: Don Betki- iian, Bob Sheehan . 'Earned letter. Jay Vee Baseball CATHOLIC LEAGUE NON-LEAGUE We They We They 1 6 2 8 l 5 Mt. Carmel .,..... ...... Burbank ........ .... . 1 1 Loyola ..,...... ...... 4 3 Hoover ....... ........ 4 l O Serra ................ ....... 7 2 Burbank ..... ........ l 5 20 St. Anthony ........ ...... l 8 31 Hart ................. ..... O 5 St. Monica ...... ...... 3 13 Hart .................... ..... 5 4 Cathedral ........ ....... 5 2 So. Pasadena ..... ..... 2 l Mt. Carmel ...... ...... 8 6 McKinley ............. ..... l 4 Loyola ,,...,.,, ..,.,. 2 18 Canoga Park ....... .,,.. 1 15 Serra ,,,,,,.,,.,,,... ..,... O 7 Canoga Park ....... ,,... 3 4 St. Anthony ,.,...,, ,...., 2 ll San Fernando .....,... ..... , y 9 l Cantwell ,,...,.... ..,,.. 3 l 6 McKinley ................. ..... 9 6 St. Monica ...,., ....... l 13 San Fernando ......... ..... 2 2 Cathedral ................................ ....... l U 7 Cantwell .......................................... 5 CTied for first place? Home 7 activities lim Wright slides salely for a big run. Tension awaits the full-count pitch-Naitzqer at 1 bat. Page 73 i I l KNEELING: Don Montag. Tony Garber, Lin Renfrew, Bob Langridge, Chuck Wecrtherwczx. STANDING: Iim Baciqalupi, Bill Kapetanich. lack Banken, Gary Thompson. Tom Anderson, Clif! Ograin. lack Kirby. Dick Bitgood. Brother Ccxssian, C.S.C., lcoachl. CATHOLIC LEAGUE We They O Loyola .......... ....... 7 4 Mt. Carmel ...... ....... 3 T Q 1 St. Monica ..... ....... 6 O Loyola .......... ....... 7 6 Mt. Carmel ..... ....... l U St. Monica ......,...........,..... 7 Season: 7 Wins-ll Losses lst ROW: Pat Griffin, Al Breen. Iohn McGarry, Chuck Von der Ahe. 2nd ROW: Art Schmidt. Ierry Farley. Don Renfrew, Bob Sheehan. Paul Schafer. Page 74 NON-LEAGUE We They 6 Canoga Park ....... ........ l Van Nuys .......... ........ l San Fernando ..... ...,.... 3 Verdugo Hills ....,.. ........ 4 Van Nuys .........,...,.......... 2 North Hollywood ............ 6 Burroughs ........,..,..,,...,.,,, 9 Burbank ........,...... ........ Hoover ........ ....,,,. 6 4 2 3 1 O 4 1 5 0 Burroughs ....... ........ O 5 8 Burbank ..... .....,,. 4 9 Harvard ..... ................. 9 Volleyball Intramural volleyball found a per- manent place in Notre Dame's athletic program this year. Animated volleyball games became a daily lunch-time ac- tivity. Interested spectators stood at the sidelines to Watch teams with colorful names such as The Mob, The Sabres, The Pros, and The Irish engage in tense contests at the nets. Noon period now means more than sandwiches and milk to those who value the lively competi- tion of a .fast game quickly organized. Brother Fabius directed and scheduled the dozen teams participating. Fighting Irish N. D. Varsity Football Arthur Buescher Michael Caldwell Edward Colarossi Richard Colette Don Dorrell Gerald Gates Walter Gurasich Iacob Kostyzak Leslie Landy William Leicht Frank Madison Edward Olson Ioseph Pinto Gilbert Ramos Charles Ratigan Peter Roan Ioseph Rosenberger Iohn Safarik George Sardella Robert Schneller Paul Valerie William Vaughan Peter Vogelsang Winton McDonald lmgr.l Eugene Von Oder tmgr.l Track Michael Caldwell Richard Colette Don Dorrell David Hays Richard Henkel William Leicht Charles Laurutis Gilbert Ramos Ioseph .Rosenberger Norman Sthiles Iames Travis Iames Adams tmgr.l vo L Bas eb all Dale Auten Iohn Bowen Fred Carpenter Iohn Elrick Anthony Frenn Frank Ferrara Walter Gurasich Richard Hull Michael Moder William Norton Edward Olson Ioseph Pinto William Scherr William Vaughan Charles Wright Lee Baumgartner tmgr.l Winton McDonald tmgr.l Thomas Margozewitz tmgizl Cheerleaders Pat O'Connor, Tom Rennison. and Dick Wilkey. tAbsent: Rod Hoffmanl Page 75 Monograms Basketball Iohn Bowen Walter Gurasich Richard Henkel Walter Hoye Robert Keen Michael Moder Edward Olson Ioseph Pinto Iames Reynar Thomas Sundholm William Vaughan Ted Viegelmann Thomas Hamilton tmgr.l Cheerleaders Rod Hoffman Patrick O'Connor Thomas Rennison Richard Wilkey Tennis Thomas Anderson Iames Bacigalupi Iohn Banken Ellsworth Bitgood William Kapetanich Iohn Kirby Robert Langridge Don Montag Clifford Ograin Lindsay Renfrew Gary Thompson vo L Autographs ,, MW Youth's Patron l i. n F k .4 This hand-carved statue oi St. Ioseph was the Class gift oi the Class of 1952. The wrought iron candle holders were donated by Mr. and Mrs. Bacca and Mr. and Mrs. Tomasi. The background was designed and painted by Brother Eagan. Page 76 OUR ADVERTISERS . bless 'em 0 O O O 0 0 0 O O O 0 0 0 n nn nt 0 6 ll 0 0 0 oc 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 I O 0 0 S o Young Men Like To Shop In The oooeeeoooeoceooooecoo 0 ooooooqpooeooo sooo eoooooooooooooooooooooooeoooo .fdllfe Ufachd 14267 VENTURA BLVD. - - SHERMAN oAKs srate 4-9693 STanley 7-6042 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED Little Orchid Annie says when flowers are in line. You'll Lind her on Ventura 'neath the big Orchid sign. Little Orchid Annie says if you are sometimes late. She is open evenings to help you impress your date. Little Orchid Annie says tell your Mom, and Pop. too, You have a special florist who gives special rates to you. Street Level 15554414 pd O LANKERSHIM and WEDDINGTON Men's Shop- 0 0 2 2 O O 0 0 0 0 O O O 0 O t 0 0 O 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 O O 3 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O O 0 0 S 0 3 3 V E E 0 E z O E z z z z z E z E E z E 5 E Printers Publishers tl y I 11 A he Un News ESTABLISHED 1911 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER Q 14539 Sylvan St. Van Nuys Our thanks to . . everyone who helped in any Way to produce this book. lt would take a halt-page to list everyone who helped in one Way or another, but we will content ourselves in mentioning the following only: Brother Charles, Brother Eagan, Brother Nivard, Brother Donald, Brother Remigius, Brother Fabius, Mr. Vasco Diodati, Mr. lack Cannicott of the Los Angeles Engrav- ing Co., Mr. Iohn Thomas of the S. K. Smith Co., Mrs. Catherine Iames, Mrs. Hal Wallis, Harry Tichnor, and all our generous patrons and advertisers. Thanks for making our 1953 Arches possible. -The Yearbook Staff and Faculty Adviser Page 77 Photo credits . . Senior portraits: Mr. Vasco Diodati. Under- graduates: Mr. George Benson of National School Studios. Organizations, activities, sports: Mr. Diodati, Brother Nivard, Brother Eagan, Brother Franklin, Richard Henry, and others. Pictures of Stars Over Hollycre-st : L. I. Maryanski. Art work: Burnett Mattinson drew the Knights from Lit- ertature which illustrate the theme of the book. f:009Qoo00oao oooooo::oo00 oocooo:too:990000399909999999 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 E O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 I 0 6 :re Qooooooeoaooo: : Qogeo Telephone: WA1nut 9331 S1 11 N 322 d 510 CASTILLC'S SPANISH KITCHEN 7a Mg 704205 7amaa4 74104628 M4165 Th' d and Fairfax 0 Los Angeles 36. 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California 0 Store Fixtures 0 Display Cases 0 Glass Grinding, Polishing and Edging Machinery 0 Aircraft Interior Equipment Founded in Los Angeles 1898 ii:-k coMPL1M1-:Nrs or CASA DE CADILLAC Authorized Cadillac Dealer in the San Fernando Valley SALES - SERVICE 14401 Ventura Boulevard SHERMAN OAKS STate 4-9901 STanley 7-2121 'k'k'k :coco 2 0 2 --.. .... ...--... .... -..--.. ---- - o 0 0 vw 0 A Fw , N 5 K .a-I Q 2 x Adria gn 3 'N soaked' set X 155 is 29 2-U3 2, mp Cdzixjdmvg ll' if Z2 2 of' 2 2 55 A5 'O 0 12329. '79 3 I! 31 im f! 1 Q g Q O 2 3 0 1 0 Q 0 3 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 oooco0o:c Q4 Page 79 O E E 2 t 3 3 3 E 4 Z O 5 O E E 9999 99 99 9999999999999 99 99 999999999999 99 999999999999999999999999999999 999999 9 P199 2922! CY? afffmtgz. 'A' 'k ir Liberty is an elusive thing. It isn't a thing that you can lock up in the safe, turn the key and go away, and expect to find there when you come back. Eternal vigilance alone is the price that you pay for that liberty and there devolves upon every citizen who believes in that Declaration and in the Constitution . . . to conduct himself with that regard for his neighbor that his neighbor as well as himself may have the full enioyment of the bless- ings of liberty that grow from a free republic. -Alfred E. Smith 0 E 3 E E S O 0 5 E O 0 0 E Z 0 0 E 0 0 0 E 0 5 9999999999 99 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O O 0 0 t O O 0 O 0 O Beautiful Mimeographing by Electric Typewriters LOU LAUGHREY VALET CLEANER 6. TAILOR AT REAR or LUCKY v MARKET PARKING Lor CASH 6: CARRY 14541 Friar Street E. I. BENZ STate 5-4644 Van Nuys. 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Q 0 2 0 sm xr' UZQU1 MQ tdffflm Q .0-15 U2 gmvupytq tg - lull U-I 0 'dy 3' Fig 5 gin- vw -r v1 : ' 23 239 :t 051 025 Page 80 9999 999999999999999 9 999 99999999 99 999 9999 i 0 2 5 5 E 5 0 E 0 0 0 i L. o0 Qoooeooooeccoooo THE HOUSE OF SIGHT 6. SOUND HIGH FIDELITY SOUND EQUIPMENT - RECORDS TELEVISION SALES 6. SERVICE 14513 Victory Blvd. STate 06321 Vcm Nuys Ccxllf RUSS HUFFORD OLDSMOBILE -Direct Factory DQCIl9If 300 North Maclcxy Avenue San Fernando. Ccxliiornia EMp1re 31 EMp1re 1 2131 IACOBS BROS. DEALERS IN BAGS SINCE 1924 Emile Icrcobs Telephone EMpire 2-1121 8928 Sepulveda Blvd. San Fernando Cahi SUNSET 2-3000 LANKERSHIM SPORTING GOODS lil.. 5120 LANKERSHIM BOULEVARD NORTH HOLLYWOOD RTH HOLLYWOOD DEPARTMENT STORE FRED I YEAKEL IOHN R. GOSS 5272 LANKERSHIM BLVD NORTH HOLLYWOOD --Qoo---o-----oo 99 fooooeoooocoooooooooooooooooqvoooaooooo ooQooooQ ooooooeoooooooo9Qoooo COMPLIMENTS OF R1 IERA STEEL PRDDUCTS C0. O O O O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O O O 0 O O 0 0 O 0 O 0 3 5 305 Azusa Street Gene Cherry o o o o o o o 1 1 i i, I WAQQQA L05 A119 eles Dave Goodman Le.0o-0-----QQQQOQQQQ0-----..-..-------,..J . - 1 A f fwxx f K N - : .... X 59 yX?...t h X YA 3 5 . it X ' Q 'X' 'Ctxlx s SVR-x f 1 Q :Ty f- uf - . 5:,f3,'5E, 3 IKC ggi 1. Mr. Bacca cleans it up. 2. Going into an airplane spin? 3. McKnight and iriend. 4. Exams-ugh! 5. Time 6. One down and three to go. 7. Stepping it up. 8. The Yard. 9. Sophs and Frosh in a battle at the nets. 10. and Dondelinger know how to pick 'em. 11. Brother Luke at the controls. 12. Parents in quantity lots. 13. stilts. 14. Ker-plunk! Page 82 K gf -X .X '., :1 1 Q. out lor mugging. Messrs. Rennison Dig those crazy 0 000000000000000000000000000000 000 Congratu1ations DU-PAR'S RESTAURANT 12036 Ventura Blvd. EASTERDAY SUPPLY CO. 00 000000000 00 0000 E Q E E' 3 EL 5 2 E S rn ' Q' '-1 Z' . I an L- 3 O rn Zi s 2 'U o 5 M VI E cn G 5 II 2 Q 5 2 -' ZH Q n-1 5 Em E SU Efisv Wm 9, QZQ L -Sm 3 '0wQ 25 2:1 Q O :- N0 z Ego o U13 E 5 3 9 z I. F5 P4 00000 54 Best Wishes from A FRIEND 0000000000000000000000000000000000 I 33333333 333993339C9C339C Fraternity Prep and Boyville THE STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN from 4 Years to 20 Years YOUR SEARS-VALLEY 12121 Victory Blvd. 0 North Ho11YW00d PARK FREE AT SEARS 00 QI G 83 00 f000000 : 0001: :0000 : : 300 : : 00000 000000000 00 000000 000000 00 00 0000 0 000 0000 QQQQ000000000000000000 000000 0 000 00000 00000000000000000000000000000000 f000o0000 O 0 0 O 000 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 0 HAYS CAMERA SUPPLY 9 6203Vz VAN NUYS BLVD. 0 0 0 HAND MADE ROSARIES Rosaries made of finest materials available. Will last a lifetime! ALL COLORS AND SIZES Each rosary made to customer's specifications. For further information contact- BROTHER ELWIN, C. S. C. Notre Dame High School 00000000000000000000000000o0000 -------------------------------------------------- I 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 9 O O O 0 E 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 0 E Page 84 9tt'N'lS SAINT EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY AUSTIN. TEXAS Conducted by THE BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS 0000000000000000000000000000000000 1-,4,l.... Compliments of LIDO SUPPER CLUB 1775 N. Wilcox Hollywood 28, California Hifi.. 00000000 0000000000000000-000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000Q 0 0 00000000000000 000000000000000 000000 00000 L.. Y9ooo0boQo ooooQooQ9oooQoooo 'k Best Wishes from A Friend 'A' ooococroeoecoooocooceaoe00999000900 X dl un s W 5515, f ' A P P 1 Q. V - - -I7 fllZ s--nl SP. ' 1 1: U 9 4? 'l f 7 fix ,gl ra. D ,Il ,illll In We, the students of the CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE express our deepest appreciation and grati- tude to the faculty members of Notre Dame High School for the virtues, truths, and knowledge infused by them into our hearts and minds throughout the four unforgetable years of our high school life. Qooo993 Page Qocoooooooeooooooooooooo 9000999'9'9 9' O 0 O 3 0 O O Qccoooo occ : QQ O ll ll 1 O 0 0 O 0 U 0 z O E z E O 0 O 0 0 0 0 E 9 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 O O O O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O O 0 O O 0 O E O RAY'S COLFAX FOUNTAIN Sodas A ' 1 X ' Malts Good Food f, li ' .N 4 , ,.Q. W 7 ,J ff ff fff eff ol! 0 BREAKFAST - - LUNCH - - DINNERS 1.-Ar? Open 6:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. 11714 Riverside Dr. i- North Hollywood SUnset 2-7406 ooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooceooooo 50-FT. SPRINKLER WEIGHS ONE POUND! Your Complete Home Sprinkler System This flexible plastic sprinkler can spray an area 15 ft. wide by 50 tt. long at average water pressure. Drape it over your hillside, twine it around your flower beds, shape it to any contour of your landscaping-it'l1 do a perfect sprinkling iob in any position. This durable sprinkler will not rot or mildew, even if stored wet! The spray is so fine, it's gentle on ilowers-a real water saver! Turn the valve and it becomes a soaker. The Home Sprinkler comes complete with solid brass con- nector and sliding end closure. 20 Ft. Length .,.. 52.50 50 Ft. Length .... 54.75 Each Home Sprinkler is complete with a solid brass connector and adiustable sliding clip. THE HOLLYWOOD BAZAAR Dept. ll, Encino, California 85 f....- ...o-----------------..-..----.....--........-.... 0000000-0O000-0O00O000000-000oooooooooo--0------- SINCE 1917 SHAEPERKS T 1 ,O 0- - AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Established 36 Years Phone I-IO 5-5151 6730 SUNSET BLVD. Any make car repaired, American or imported No job too large - No iob too small! You talk with the specialist that works on your 17 SPECIALIZED SERVICE DEPTS. CGI' 45 O O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 5 0 1 0 1 0 O 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 O 0 5 O eqvqpqpocpeoaeoefoasoqpoaepoocooqpcpooooQooecooooooooeooooco Gai 3ZttiC33C33333:3t333 333 3 W R A Y B R O S. You can pay more, but you com't buy better Q CARS CARS s F O R D a TRUCKS TRUCKS fc Phones: STate 5-1155 - - L. A. STanley 7-2158 6115 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys, Calif. soqooooooooooooooooo---o.--0.Q. DQOOOQOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO- 31. GE. Gstnalh 55-Blurtuarp North Hollywood, California .,-g, . SAN FERNANDO VALLEY'S ONLY CATHOLIC MORTUARY .-A-1 SUnset 3-6216 Lady Attendant oooeeooooooooooeeooooo are0oooeegggeeeooooooooaoooooeee 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Page COMPLIMENTS OF TEN GRATEFUL GRADUATES Bill lim I oe Red Paul Bob Bud I ohn I erry Frank ooo 909099909 oeoooooocoooooeoooocco IACKSON'S Van Nuys Paint and Wallpaper Co. 6404 Van Nuys Blvd. STate 5-2222 STate 0-2222 Largest Stock of Wallpaper in the Valley 86 so '1 Q 9900 oo 99000 oo QQQQQQQQQQQQ Qoooaooooooeooooooooooooooceoo 999000 oooooecoooooooooooooooo tooo: 1.9009090997 I 0 O z -, lt, WEDDINGS Q G E .1 Q a Q DINNERS O s '1 1 s u is We Print Anything But Money z BANQUETS E 3 3 ' 2 0 PARTIES-Large and Small 2 O slrale 4'3371 Van NuY5 E Low Rental Rates - - Immediate Delivery 5 4753 Van NUYS Blvd' z 12250 VENTURA BLVD. STUDIO CITY I 3 3 ---Mnn------------------------- o -----------n------------N--M Q 2 2 NATE'S VARIETIES I I 2 VALLEY TRANSMISSION E 0 0 0 2 AUTOMATIC, HYDROMATIC, AND Q 4817 Woodman Ave. Sherman Oaks 0 0 2 CONVENTIONAL CLUTCHES 2 ---------.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I O I REAR ENDS I IOIN THE NAVY AND SEE THE WORLD! s O 2 o 0 o l z , HEnSignH Leicht E OXI'lCII'd STGIG 2 3 2 --0.0-0.0 .................................4 .......,... ., nw, J CUSTOMS??????? 1. Messrs. Kostyzak and Leach are sole members of Notre Dame Foreign Sports Car Club. 2. Two Knights in cr ieep lwilliarns and Kellyl. 3. Mighty clever pooch, eh, Iames? 4. Nielsen and the Red Bomb. 5. Rod Hottman's 46 masterpiece. 6. Sixteen cheers for Rubino. 7. Welzenbach's iet on wheels. 8. Something to show ott, Mr. Rode? Page 87 r .,-,,-,------------------0----------QQQQ--------QQ-----Q.--Ov00O000QO000'O0OOOOOOXOOOOOOOOOOOQOXOOQOOOOO 999999999 99999999999999 999999999999999999'99599'999' 9999999999999999999999999 Rraismatet :funeral 19111112 Lady Assistant U1 Q nb 40 4 Q I3 Z C-' '4 'cm E? Ze Z CI hcl UI U1 I-I 9. CD U1 eb 5 N3 QI No fl'- 'FU 3 9. D10 55' O -Q IP' U 5 QW 5 13 Q- 'P no oo 2 0 O 1 O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 1 9999999999999 99999999999999999-999 99999999asqpcre,999999cp9999994m 999999-999999999999 WASHING MACHINES SALES-SERVICE-RENTAL 519 S. Victory Blvd. :: CI-Iarleston 8-7831 Burbank. Calif. 99999999999999999999999999999 99999 DALE'S FOOD MART 9772 LAUREL CANYON BOULEVARD PACOIMA GOOD FOOD - Here or to take Home DEE'S RESTAURANT 6. BARBECUE 13301 VENTURA BLVD. AT FULTON SHERMAN OAKS STate 4-3044 99999 99999999999999999999999999999 I 6. K LIQUOR STORE I 4749 LANKERSHIM BLVD. NORTH HOLLYWOOD SUnset 3-0131 KNIT BLOCKING A SPECIALTY CLEANING BY FILBERT For Those Who Care Pick-up and Delivery Service STate 4-2640 13235 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,9999999999999-9999999-999 LARRY'S HOT, DOG SHOW fLC R1 f I f--1 XA .u ? 1 , 1 X Q D i l . Mr--w . 1 ' A Ex I ' 4 . I J !I F., J 2 4 1 -4 N ' if A E Q. HF 1-Qi J V ' If 1 y 7 1 I 4 JJ I I 1 11 f 1: I ' 7 i?EhiNwS,,5. v .- V l j 'bfi IWVW ' En- : Aff' 1 . I 4 ,lf fx - I il- ,,.y- , 1 ,,....---F ,- I . X f ,..,..-4 X Y ! I-1-f j,-E. 'A I 1 BEST WISHES 12924 VENTURA BLVD., NEXT TO TAIL O' THE COCK 1. 1 +1 COMPLIMENTS OF Thomas I. Flynn BANK OF AMERICA Studio City if -if if TEEN AGE cI.AssEs BALL Room DANCING ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO l l I seso VAN NU'YS BLVD. VAN NUYS srafe 5-5433 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or 'sa PAY-N-SAVE FEED 6. SUPPLY CO. 6219 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD 9999999999999999999999-999999999999 PHILLIPS SHELL SERVICE 9.-179. Granada Hills 17558 CHATSWORTH ST. EMpire 3-1174 999999999999999999999999999999999 FOR BETTER SERVICE TRY IIM POWELL'S UNION OIL STATION CORNER WOODMAN G RIVERSIDE DRIVE SHERMAN OAKS STate 4-9001 Page 88 5:0004 9999999999999 : 9994: : :l: : 99: a: : 9 : 99999 99 9999999999999999999994-9999999994999999999 999 OOCOCCCCCGOCOCCC S 1 1 000000000000000000000000000000000 DAVID BOURDON LUMBER CO. 0.-bl 18446 HART STREET RESEDA Dlckens 3-1040 THE CHERRY HOUSE FINE ICE CREAM 6. CANDIES Exclusive but not expensive 0000000000000000000000000000000000 CYCLING CENTER BICYCLES - WHEEL Goons Parts. Accessories and Repairs LYLE REEDY - STate 4-4793 13349 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS Iames E. Geever Co. OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FURNITURE 0.-gl 1127 E. Redondo Blvd. - Inglewood, Calif. ORegon 8-1702 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000604500+0000000000000000000-. Headquarters for All Men's. 6455 VAN NUYS BLVD. 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THE COMPLETE STORE 0 U Q 1D CD - THE SHOE HUT TARZANA'S FAMILY SHOE STORE MARIORIE KELLY, Prop. l I l 18612 Ventura Blvd. Dlckens 3-3901 HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER 5. MARX CLOTHES Everything in Fine Men's Wear from Stetson Hats to Nunn Bush Shoes 6424 Van Nuys Blvd. STate 5-5987 S 6. H GREEN STAMPS if 90 000000000000 0000 00 0000000000000000000000000000000 00 00 00 'S El: 352' 33252 12 -103 05 E. 09-015' 'D 31200 4 03 O 0B '0 0 UOU O twirl 0g4 F :ala Q .gsm .ggi 003 5409 tum,-, 00--o :0 C1 2 0: 0 E L so H :Eggs sas? m 2094 0 EP 0'0-um -: H O CI -- SL-ESESEEE :E-21,5022-1-2, z u r-1921632 tl 'mC: St?-2555-I 5551017 105-D.E,,,,'Zta0l S-3 1: 30550 Qt? 022-05610 HM tm .40 t0dA,0 .4955-cr-10 'Q Sw Sim SOLEQQS 'fi- 16550391 02913-40 SE 0593 EL- 322-H02 H'-1 4225 0 zur 0 ogm E0 T r-sr450L,Ee gzm-iw: sf Z IQ Z .OIPMZ .UD Q. Q2 90' U 05-522 0S1,,,Q Cl 2 2 l '.I H :H 03.3 5,1 SEEWE 35521 353 5-3'o rn SE ' SWF 05 gs 1' 35505 . UI ! 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HEUBACH, D.C. me I 10431 Burbank Boulevard ' , suosof 1-4187 North Hollywood , N O 000000000 . if I E I I I g tg 3 I Q X Best Wishes 2 . o I Mak-A S Q IAMES ELECTRIC COMPANY I 0 I I I 2 0 I 0 Qoooo 0000000 oooo 00000 Qoooceeqg 9099 . 2 3 2 COMPLIMENTS OF Q 0 2 KRAFT BROIL BURGERS I 0 I I ONE BLOCK WEST OF NOTEE DAME I I STate 4-7719 I 0 I . iiii Z iiiiiiiiii 3330 iiiii 3330313383 6 I z TEEN-AGE CLASSES BALLROOM DANCING S 2 LILIANE AND MARIO 3 I SCHOOL OF DANCING z 2 BALLET - TAP - ACROBATIC , 13727 vonfuro Blvd. Q 0 SHERMAN OAKS STo1o 4-5516 I . 00-iiiiliiilliiiiiiii iiiiiiiii 33933 0 0 ONE DAY FILM SERVICE LITTLE SHOP 0000000000000000000 Next to Serber's Market 6114 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD 0000000000000000000000000000000000 g It's got that Z 3 LOG CABIN ELAVOE A' ,A oT,o1 3 F 6 . 0 T' gk 'lf 0 000000000000000000000000000000000 . 'Q g I f M z Compliments of I E LOS ANGELES TIMES DEALERS 1. Iohn Falconer with Ann Blythe. the charming subiect S BILL CONN LOUIE VACCARO of his prize-winning interview for the EXTENSION Con- I 5 5 test. 2. Mr. Philip Oraz-Fatima Crusader. s 3. The Wright clan-Bucky. lim. Tom. and Dad. 4. Artist-creator lack Ackroyd shows Iohn Seitz his Christ- I AUTO SUPPLY 6 EQUIPMENT CO' mas cribs. O 5. Shipbuilders Kanan, Murphy, and Von der Ahe compare I QUALITY AND SERVICE models in history proiect. ik wk if 6. Brother Bartel, Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Mallon on the 7 Bfiagy hue' k 1 4735 Van Nuys Boulevard 8' ' 'e ma es ' eve SHERMAN OAKS STate 4-1135 . Champion ticket sellers Smallwood. Trafecanty, and z Larry Kane examine prizes in Fiesta contest. L Page 91 00000 0000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 Y9 999999999999 9999999 99999 : : 999 999 99 9999999 9 'A' 'A' ---99-9943---:p4:-99--9994:-:p4:-:l:--:p99999o7 ir Best Wishes to the CL SSCHT' MCLOUGHLIN COMPANY 9 9 E 0 0 1 0 O 1 0 0 O 1 0 1 1 O 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 H 9 3 0 3 E I. E. McLoughlin 3 1 0 1 if if me 1 5 z 1: E z E 9 0 Q LUCKY V PRODUCE DEPT. E TRY A DELICIOUS 1: Q Q 2 DE clcclo Q o 1 -1 S 0 ICE REA . . 1 Quality at Its Best 1 C M 1 s -.1 2 g 8 Q H-11 . E 14545 FRIAR ST. VAN NUYS g 5 Q 0 0 9 o 5 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,5 son sou if 9 O E ' f 5 for 10C 1 E MacBern's 1 Q 0 O 0 1 Wholesale Meat Cooler f 1 E E cHo1c:E MEATS E Th , 0 , ey re neat . . . o for your home freezer and table 0 I 1' Q S They re chocolate covered E 1 . 5 They're easy to eat . . . II 211 W. Orange Grove Ave., Burbank nv CH 0-2161 RO 9-1464 xiii?-11111-C Siiili 11111111111 11111111111111 111111 11111 M Page 92 ooo 00 ot 4: : 9.000000 O ll nr 0c:0::c 0000000000000000 000000: : : :r 00 00 00000 V0 CLEM REALTY Realtor - Multiple Listing Office - Insurance CLEM KOLEGRAFF M-,LM 614 N. Glenoaks Blvd.. Burbank. Calif. Res. CHarleston 6-8319 CHarleston 0-6233 Q 00 00 00000 0000 00oo000000 I H 0 2 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 I O I 0 0 E O O O I O O O 0 O O O O O 0 O O O 6 0 0 O 0 I ooo 00000 000 0 0 I. Nelson DISTRIBUTOR OF MARY ELIZABETH Mother Made Pies TExas 0-5967 000000000 0 2 II' ' 2 0 s PIANOS - - - ELECTRONIC ORGANS g I I I COMPLETE CLEANING and LAUNDRY 2 N E T Z 0 W S 0 SERVICE g SERVING THE MUSIC-LOVING. PUBLIC SINCE was Pick Up and Delivery Garments Insured I Visit our modern store today. See the finest display SU. 3-1740 8 ol quality merchandise at reasonable prices. I The Park Avenue Store of the Valley 12848 Riverside Dr.. at Coldwater 2 . North Hollywood, Calif. 0 12324 Ventura Blvd. . SI.Inset 2-5240 8 Q Open Wednesday and Friday Evenings 9 O a3332e33Zt 3Ztt3Zecta E 3333333333333333?33333333333C333C3 I II I 5 Good luck to the graduates of 1953. O THE ROWBOAT 3 l I Sid 6. Larry Malcolm's Dry Cleaning Plant I Look for the Rowboatn 2 2 FQR THE BEST IN 2 2 FRESH FISH AND DESERT POULTRY O z Phone STate 4-0356 Free Delivery I lf? l 14332 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks 2 . . . 0 4338 TUIUNGA BLVD. 2 2 I 3 '----Q-Q----Q-Q.-- 0 ---------------------------------- E E The friendly ieweler in the heart of the E PLUMBING REPAIR SERVICE E San Fernando Vcfllf-BY 5 WM. A. PEET 6 SON. INC. s 0 40 Years in Business l Wofdeffl? WJ aff 5 I g O 0 IEWELER I 2 g Complete Sewer Cleaning Service 9 5373 Van Nuys Blvd.. Van Nuys ,,.,......,,,,,,,, STqfe 5.4570 I CeIIIIIed Adequate PIumbIng I 21710 shermtm way. Canoga Park .,,.,.., Dlamond 8-2295 l 4849 LAUREL CANYON BLVD. l 18447 Sherman Way. Reseda ,,..............,,,. Dickens 3-5021 E Sunset 3-5191 STan1eY 7,4586 E 3 3 O00oooooo0000000-00-00ooo000000000.,,:,,,::,,:::::-:: .................. 0000004 Page 93 999999000 ----4:-90a:--90---- RED, WHITE G BLUE PRINT CO. Blue Prints ' Photostats ' Drafting Supplies 14423 SYLVAN ST. VAN NUYS lAcross from City Halll STate 5-5495 Q909999999999999099999900099999999 RUSSELL BROS. CONTRACTORS l 17805 CHATSWORTH STREET GRANADA HILLS EMpire 3-1478 990999 Look Sharp Dress Sharp COMPLIMENTS OI SAM'S MEN'S SHOP EMpire 1-6114 1030 SAN FERNANDO RD. SAN FERNANDO 90909900990 99900909999999990009909 'kuki' THE SHOE TREE 12910 RIVERSIDE DRIVE AT COLDWATER CANYON VAN NUYS SUnset 3-4254 9999 9 09990999999990090999999999999 S K Y H A W K S INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL TEAM Tom Militello Francis Nicholas Frank Nacozy Bud Halpin Bob Daly Stan Melvin Pat Griffin A1 Ienkins D 0 90909900009999999999009900999999 SMIDT PHARMACY Prescriptions Lanvin Sundries Arden Biologicals Faberqe 745 SPRUCE STREET NEWHALL NEWHALL 70 Q99990999999909999990999999999999 O SOUTHLAND MUSIC CO. Largest and most complete record store in the Valley. 6265 VAN NUYS BLVD. STate 0-1120 909009999099999q: : : 9994: :999 : 99: : 990 Terese of London's West End invites you to ioin her clientele TERESE MODEL MILLINERY 12220 VENTURA BLVD. STUDIO CITY SUnset 3-7595 J 2 E 2 I E 2 2 E z z 09000099 99 Quality you can depend on, and IOM discount to students CORSAGES, BOUQUETS, SPRAYS ARE OUR SPECIALTY BEL-AIR FLORIST Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Daggett 10932 LE CONTE AVE. WESTWOOD VILLAGE AR 7-1755 9099999999090900000009909999990009 COMPLIMENTS or COAST HARDWARE, INC. I 12169 Ventura Blvd.. Studio City SU 2-0621 ST 7-4568 O FLOWERS BY DEBBS 721 WEST SEVENTH STREET TU 8672 999 09999900999009999999 00999900009 DOWNEY FIRESTONE DEALER STORE. Inc. T I R E S HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES DOWNEY. 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