St Marys Catholic High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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All for Jesus through Mary ded icollon Behind every school activity, there is some unseen person who provides an incentive for others. Usually he receives little credit or praise for his accomplishments. So it has been with Father Ernest. The long hours spent on the annual and the tiring jobs for the Dad's Club are only a few of his many accomplishments. As principal this year, he remains as the unseen leader of all Saint Mary's activities. To you, Father Ernest, We dedicate this annual. Most Reverend FRANCIS J. GREEN, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Tucson Most Reverend DANIEL j. GERCKE, D.D Bishop of Tucson SISTER MARY ANNARITA C.PP.S. Principal Girls' Department FATHER ERNEST WILSON O.F.M. Principal Boys' Department l FR. ERNEST WILSON, O.F.M. SR. MARY CHRISTIANA, C.PP.S Civics, Economics, Assistant Librarian, Moderator of Dads' Club jr. Red Cross Moderator V FR. BLAISE CRONIN, O.F.M. SR. MARY THOMAS, C.PP.S. Physics, Chemistry, English Social Moderator The Very Reverend VICTOR G. BUCHER, O.F.M. , Superintendent . of St. Mary's Schools FR. LUCIUS GROSSO, O.F.M. SR. MARY AGNES, C.PP.S. Religion, Chemistry, General Science Moderator Mothers' Club Biology ix N.. W. - -, V1-.KV MR. JOSEPH TASSINARI Biology, Geography, Business Mathematics, Football Coach SR. MARY LEONITA, C.PP.S. Homemaking, Family Living, Clothing FR. MICHAEL WEISHAAR, O.F.M. MR. CHARLES QUIROS Religion, Librarian, Physical Education Athletic Director Driver Training MISS AGNES ECHENIQUE Spanish, Physical Education FR. CLETUS TIPPNER, O.F.M. MR. GEORGE SANDOVAL Commercial Law, Bookkeeping, El'lSli5h1 Biwkefball C0aCl1 Typing Physical Education YLCVN P Q N , . A1 l 'X FR. ALEXANDER . MANVlLLE, O.F.M. MRS. MARGARET FALLON SR. MARY BARBARA, Chppls ngllshi Ylce-Prmflval secretary Girls' High Mathematics L D ciplmarian, Counselor RW'-'H S all 05 FR. BARNABAS HUGHES, O.F.M. MR. HENRY KETTERER SR. MARY CLAVER, C.P.P.S Mathematics, Geometry, Practical Mathematics Commercial Public Speaking Band Director FR. EVERETT CHANDLER, O.F.M. MISS RACHEL ECHEVERRIA SR. MARY THEA, C.PP.S. Algebra, Biology Social Studies English, Journalism, Physical Education Moderator of Knight FR. SALVADOR PARISI, O.F.M. FR. EUGENE BURNETT, O.F.M. Latin, World History MR. ALFRED BECKER Choral Director Spanish, Religion Moderator of El Caballero SR. MARY FIDELIS, C.PP.S. Art, Latin, Librarian SR. MARY ADELLA, C.PP.S Commercial MRS. MARY ALLEN Secretary, Boys' Department FR. GODFREY BAUR. O.F.M. English, Librarian SR. MARY LINUS, C.PP.S. American History, Civics, Geography QUVS OIHOI UCDHS -1f'a2f!'z.ie: :3f ' -, 3' Fu- 1 ' ' W- ' if a - .1:Lfgc,1Ql'5, 1 'll ' V., . 7.F?o 5 'higfgkfl .gg ' 1 ipgwg .IINQLQ7-gpg? K , I' I f ,, . C ,ff ff.: .I-.Z 464. - 'X 31y.,',,, :tai-BM: 'RKFQE x ,, upf- qi Q' as ,if-'J Elizabeth O'Brien, Vice-President sfuclenf LJ dy officers L MQIY J 0 affy Car nlean, T reasurer Sec: gtafy 1 Stevan 1 seniors Vice-President Henry Medrano, Secretary Carole Wolf, and President Mike Voita discuss the forthcoming senior event. Absent is Rosalie Bedway, treasurer. The class of '57 followed the tradition of all senior classes as being the busiest group of students on campus. Clubs and teams, under their direction, prospered as never before. Besides boosting all school activities, they were ever mindful of graduation and the future. It will long be remembered that this class sponsored the most mag- nificent prom ever presented in the S.M. gym. The annual staff wishes the graduates much success and happiness in their conquests of new vistas. PAT ANDREWS General Sleepy Time Gal C.S.M.C. 1.2 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 ,I.R.C. 1.2.3 Pep Club 2,3 Pom Pom 2.3 BADIA, STELLA Business Sweet and Lovely Transferred from Tolleson Union High School C.S.M.C. 4 S.D.S. 4 T.R.C. 4 Band 4 BOURASSA. JEANNETTE Business C 'est Si Bon C.S.M.C. 2.3.4 S.D.S. 3.4 AVENENTI. PAT Homemaking My Fair Lady C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 Drama Club 3 Glee Club 1.2.3.4 CV S, 113143, In CVice-Pres 43 Sextet 4 ' ' ' ' ' Peo Club 2,3 1 I A Maiorette 2,3 Hiomecoming Queen Lettergirls 4 Basketball 3.4 Softball 3.4 Volleyball 3.4 Academic Band of Gold C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 I.R.C. 4 BEAUREGARD, SHIRLEY Class SeC1'ef3fV 3 Business You, You, You C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 Civics Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Fl Caballero Staff 2.4 , Band 1.2.3.4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 BUSHMAN, CONNIE Academic Eddie, My Love C.S.M.C. 2.3.4 S.D.S. 2.3.4 Pep Club 2.3 Cheerleader 3.4 CAMALICH, ARMANDO General Pancho Lopez Student from Mexico CALDERON, EDWARD CAMPBELL CAROLE General General Vava Con Dios I'll Remember You Glee Club 4 C-SM-C 1.25.4 CALENDO, WILLIAM College Prep ljea dlu'b'2:3 Wdxhbdsh Cannonball Homecoming Princess 4 Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Pom Pom 2,3,4 CARR. HELENE CAMPOS. PRISCILLA Business Homemaking Dorf! Blume It On Me Sweet and Gentle C.S.M.C. l,2,5,4 C.S.M.C. 2.5.4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 25,4 J.R.C. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 25.4 CANNIE, GLORIA Pep Club 2.5 Academic Drama Club 2.4 Tb 1 ' 1 El Caballero Q33 TEQQS me Knight Staff 2,3,4 Cliditor 41 ,I.R.C. 1,2.3.4 Quill and Scroll 4 CARR. MARY JO General l'll Be Seeing You C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1.2.5.4 I.R.C. l Pep Club 2,3 Homecoming Prince Band l,2,5,4 Band Lettermen 3,4 Glee Club 1,2.3.4 Pep Club 3 CARRIGAN, MICHAEL College Prep S 4 Fun and Fancy Free 5 El Caballero 4 Football 4 Glee Club 3,4 Knights of S.M. 3,4 CASIATO, ELAINE Business Sbrimlz Boats C.S.M.C. l.2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 ,I.R.C. 1,2,5,4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Band l,2,3.-4 Band Lettermen 5,4 CASTLE, JOHN Commercial Let The Good Times Roll CLAPP. MICHAEL Commercial Tugboat Annie Football 4 COOK, JOHN Academic Adorable Baby Cheerleader 4 CUELLAR, JESS Academic I Got The World On A String Track 25,42 3 4 - Lettermen , , Knights of s.M. 1,z,s,4 A d . CURE, JUDY Football 3,4 4 I gilfglc Student Senate 3,4 1Pres. 5 CISMIC. 4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 l.R.C. 3,4 VIS. HOWARD In The Jungle 2,3,4 2,3,4 Body Vice-Pres. 4 3 Camera Club 3 El Caballero 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 DEFER. BARBARA Academic Sailor Boys C.S.M.C. 1.2.5.4 S.D.S. 1,2,3.4 l.R.C. 3 Camera Club l.2,3,4 fPres. 31 Pep Club 2,3 El Caballero Staff 4 KEditor 43 Lettergirls 3,4 Pres. 41 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 3.4 Volleyball 3.4 DELGADO, GLORIA General lVl9y Don't You Believe Me? C.S.M.C. 1,2,4 S.D.S. 1.25.4 J.R.C. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3 Band l,2,3,4 Band Letterme n 2,3,4 DEMPSEY, ALBERT Academic Halls of Montezuma DIAZ, RAUI. DIETZ, JOSEPH General Commercial Hvliddv for Trombone: Race With The Devil Band 3.4 Football 3 DIEHL, JOHN Treasurer 4 College Prep Swing On Top Of The World Student Senate 3,4 Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Academi?OHERTY. PAT GeIgg5GHERTY, KATHLEEN Tfaglggzfgbm St. Ioseph's lg? 4 Academy, Prescott- , DOSKOCILQ MARGE 1,2,3,4 1 4 Ifeillzshgelisourxelf Comfortable 53322234 LRC, 4 C.S.M.C. 1,Z,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,2,3,4 CCouncil 3,4 Secretary 4, Vice-Pres. 3,45 DRA BEK, DOROTHY MARIE Camera Club 1,2 El Caballero Staff 3 Glee Club 2.3.4 Sextet 4 , DUNCAN, MARTHA HQff'lemak1Q8 Business S41lwg.Sd1lwg Mostly Martha 15234 C.S.M.C. 1.25, - - - , , , S.D.S. 1,2,3, Camera Club 5,4 Commerggfwvf ERNEST I,R,C. 1 5225 523 Figero, Pigero, Figero Band Lettermen 3,4 Dramancs Z Glee Club l,2,3,4 Knights of S.M. 3 C.S.M.C. 1 DURAN, GEORGE Commercial Que Semi, Serd ECCLESTON, ROBERTA Academic Iersev Bounce C.S.M.C. 5.4 S.D.S. 5.4 ELSON, ELLEN Academic You Alone Transferred from Woodland High School. Streator, Illinois S.D.S. 4 I.R.C. 5.4 Camera Club 5,4 CVice-Pres. 37 El Caballero Staff 4 FASULA. ROSEMARY FENWICK, DONNA Homemaking General Dante lvvitb Me, Henry Happy Trail: To You S-D-S l,2.3,4 - C.S.M.C. 3.4 ,I.R.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,3.4 Pep Club 3 FELT. JAMES J.R.c. 1,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 College Prep Song Of The Seven Dwarfs FERNANDEZ, REGINA General Lady of Spain C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 .I.R.C. 1,2,5,4 FINCEL, JOHN College Prep A Hunting We Will Go Glee Club 1 FINLEY. GERALDINE Academic Hold My Hand S.D.S. l,3,4 FOGLI. SHARLA Academic In The Mood C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 .l-R-C 1,25-4 FUEGEN, VERNE Drama Club 2.3,4 Academic PSD Club 3 , Euerybody's Got A Home But Me Cheerleader 1,2,5,4 fCaptam 47 GALAVIZ, EUGENIA Homemaking Darla Eyes C.S.M.S. l,2,3.4 S.D.S. l,2,5,4 GAMBOA. JOSEPHINE Business Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane C.S.M.C. 5.4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 25,4 Sextet 4 GAGNIER, ROBERT Commercial Marianne El Caballero 4 GAN NON, JAMES College Prep Now You Has jazz El Caballero 4 Debate Team 3.4 Boys' State 3 GORMAN, WILLIAM Jr. Rotarian 4 College Prep Treasurer N.F.L. Take Me Out To The Ball Game Knight 4 Baseball 3.4 Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 GREENER, ROBERT College Prep My Boy, Flattop Golf 2,3,4 Lettermen 23,4 GREY. ROBERT Commercial Tell Me Whv Transferred from Gresham, Ore. Glee Club 4 ' HART, MARY Business Happiness Is A Thing Called joe C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. l,2,3,4 Camera Club l Pep Club l,2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 fVice-Pres. 3, Pres. 41 HENNESSEY, MADONNA Homemaking Mona Lisa C.S.M.C. 3,4 S.D.S. 3.4 j.R.C. 3,4 GURULE, RAYMOND College Prep Sinbad, The Sailor Football 3 GRIEGO, JUANITA Business Let Come What May C.S.M.C. l,2,5,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 fPres. 45 ,I.R.C. 2,3,4 Camera Club 5,4 fPres. 43 El Caballero Staff 4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Sextet 4 Pep Clu b3 HELLER. MICHAEL College Prep Wanted HEGG, TIM Commercial Lucrv Twer Track 3,4 Basketball 3.4 HOLMES, ANN General Lotus Bud 1,2li3,4 K . . .l,2,3, Hggffeijos FRAN Pep Club 5 Mr, Sandman Malorettes 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3.4 Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 3.4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Academic She Wears Red Feathers In Her Hula Hula Skirt C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 fVice-Pres. 55 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2 Camera Club 3,4 CSec. Treas. 43 Drama Club 5.4 El Caballero Staff 4 G1-ee Club 1,2,3,4 JACOBUS, MARIANNE Business Lipstick, Candy, and Rubber S oled Shoes C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Drama Club 1,2 Glee Club l,2,3 Homecoming Princess 4 Cheerleader 1 KNORR, JOYCE General Maybelline C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,5,4 Pep Club 3 HUTCHINS, EDWARD College Prep Girls Don't Mean A Thing HUDSON, AMELIA Homemaking I Wanna Be In Pictures C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 4 Glee Club l,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Maiorettes l,2,3,4 IEELLER, ARLENE Academic Oh, My Papa C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4 KAMRAR, JOHN 5-D-S' 1-2-5,4 Commercial J'R'C' 1125A I'll Take You Home Again, Cheerleader 2 Kathleen Football 5.4 X n LANDRY, BARBARA Academic 1'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair KUHI., MICHAEL C.S.M.C. 3 Commercial S.D.S. 23,4 M-1-C-K-E-Y M-0-U-S-E . Lerrerglrls 4 Knight 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3 Baseball 2,5,4 Volleyball 3,4 LAUER, MARY Genet-31 LeFEVRE, EDWARD Young At Heart College Pf-ep C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 Half Ar Much S,D,S, 1,2,5,4 El Caballerg 4 2 ,R,C, 1,2 Class Presi ent glee Club 1.2 PEAHY- SANDRA Dramatics 4 Pep Club 2.3 Academic Y Homecoming Princess 4 PS' I lgw 40 Cheerleader 1 C'S'M' ' 23' S.D.S. 2.5.4 lPom Pom 1.4 I.R.C. 2.3.4 LIN DSEY, KENNETH Academic Davey Crockett Football 3,4 LOPEZ, JOSEPH College Prep H ey joe! Track. 3,4 Class Vice-Pres. 1 Lettermen 3.4 LOSADA, ANTHONY General Taco: For Two LOSKOUSKI. PETER MacDONELL, GARY Academic College Prep gh? Eagan Fancy Old McDonald Had A Farm Kzighfs af S M 5 4 Transferred from' St..Mary's, c.s.M.c. 2 LUGO. MANUEL Glwgdffk' 11110015 College Prep ee u Little Things Mean A Lol Student Senate 3,4 Boys' State 3 Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Student Body Treasurer 3 Student Body President 4 Knight of the Year 4 N.A.S.C. Delegate 3 MARTINEZ, RICHARD Commercial Indian Love Call Football 3.4 Lettermen 3.4 MCCULLOUGH, DAVID College Prep Sonny Boy MARUT. GERALDINE Business 2 Love gIicke3'4 .S.M. . 1,2, , MARTINEZ, BONNIE S.D.S. 1.25.4 Academic' , J.R.C. 1,2,3,4 My Bonnie Lassie Glee Club 1'2'3'4 1,2,3,4 Sextet 4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Pep 3 j.R.C. 1,2,3,4 Civics Club 4 Pep Club 1,2 Cheerleader 2 Varsity Basketball 3,4 MCFARLAND, GERALD College Prep Show Me The Way To Go Home f Glee Club l,2,3,4 QICDONOUGH, CONNIE fgggljgglffg 3-4 A m'c - Srgzgbie gets In Your Eyes Knights of S'M' 1'2'3'4 C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1,Z,3,4 Class Treasurer 1 MCINTYRE, EUGENE MCNELIS. MARILYN SUE Commercial Academic Ready Teddy C banging Partners Student Council 2 C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 Glee Club l,2,5,4 5,p:s. EE,g,i College Prep glvlcgl :I 2 3 Sweet Suzette end u Zi' Football 3 4 Ban 1'2'3' Lettermen'5,4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 MEDRANO, HENRY Y Academic Baby Face Baseball 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Class President 3 MEHEN, STEVEN Class Vice President 4 College Prep Leffermen 2,3,4 Rudolph, The Red Noserl Reindeer Student Senate 4 Football 3.4 Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 MILLER, LETTA Homemaking Love Walked In C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,2,3 Civics Club 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Sextet 4 MORGAN, DAVID Commercial Tweedle Dee Kniglg 3,4d 1 Class resl ent NEALON KAY Golf 4 ' Business 1 Gymnastics 1 Whispering C.S.M.C. 1,2,3.4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Civics Club 4 Drama Club 3,4 fSec. 45 Knight Staff 1 Pep Club 23 MILLER, JACK General See The USA In Your Chevrolet Transferred from Phoenix Union MONTGOMERY. GLYNNIE Homemaking Rock Pretty Baby C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 l.R.C. 1 El Caballero Staff 4 Lettergirls 3,4 fSec. 43 Varsity Basketball 3.4 Varsity Softball 2,3,4 Varsity Volleyball 3,4 O'BRIEN. ELIZABETH Academic Angel Eyes C.S.M.C. 1.3.4 S.D.S. 1.3.4 Civics Club 4 Class Secretary 1 Student Body Vice-Pres. 4 Drama Club 3.4 El Caballero Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Band 1,3,4 Band Lettermen 3,4 O'BRIEN, JANICE PASKIEWICZ, ARLENE Business Business High Society Red Petticoat: get-2-ff . . . , , , D . . . 1, , ., Class Vice-Pres. 2 GeneraFACINELLI FRE Pep Club 2.3 Student Body Secretary 3 Eb camped Band 3.4 Knight 3 V Band Lettermen 4 Dramatics 2 PHALEN, WILLIAM College Prep Young Abe Lincoln POWERS, JOHN College Prep Dry Bones Track 2,3.4 POWERS. HOWARD Lettermen 2,3,4 College Prev Football 3 High and Mighty Student Senate 3,4 Baseball 3 Football 2.3.4 Basketball 2,3,4 Class Treasurer 2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Lettermen 2.3.4 Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 C U Plnsslt. KENNETH OUEZADA, ALICE o ege rep B ' Hev, Jealous Lover SXZZZEZ? the Border Lerrermen 3.4 c.s.M.c. 1,z.3,4 gsm? PUTMANPEBRA ?-:Q-2-1-sez g1 ,'if2l, knight sfhif 2.5.4 c.s.M.c. 1,2.3.4 Pep Club 2-3 s.D.s. 1.2.5.4 J.R.c. 2.3.4 Glee Club 1,2,3.4 Pep Club 2. 3 REBELES, EDWARD RICE. VIRGINIA Academic General , People Will Sm' We're In Love Anchors Awezgh C'S.M.C. 1,2g3.4 Band 2, 3, 4 S.D.S. 1.2,3,4 Band Letterman 2, 3, 4 fpublicitv Mgr. 4, REEDY, SAMUEL College Prep Sometbinif Gotta Give Football 3 Dramatics 3.4 Staff 2,4 1.2.5 RILLING, PHYLLIS RUDDELL, PATRICIA Business Business Tvbewriter S0112 In Old Manhatten C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1,Z,3,4 ,I.R.C. l,2,3,4 Civics Club 4 C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 QTreas. 43 S.D.S. 1.2.3,-4 j.R.C. 1,2,3,4, fPres. 43 El Caballero Staff 2,3.4 Drama Club 5.4 Band 2.3.4 Band Lettermen 3,4 RUIZ, AUGUSTINE College Prep lValking My Baby Back Home RUIZ, JESS General I'm Walking Behind You SAAD. THOMAS College Prep Sheik Of Arahv SALRIN, BETTY SAMPSON. MARY CLAIRE Business Homemaking 1 ' The Old Master Painter 3 T313 linder My Skm C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S'D'S' 1 2 ' s.D.s. 1.3.4 SAMPSON, LOUISE JIRDC. 1'5'4' J.R.C. 1.2.3.4 Academic Civics dhib 4 Pep Club 3 Bernie? Tune E1 Caballero C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 pep Club 2.3 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 Band 2.3 I.R.C. 2 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Student Body President 4 Debating 3 Pep Club 2.3 Maiorettes 3 SANCHEZ, DOLORES SCHRIQINER, RONALD Homemaking Commercial Sincerely 1,11 Walk The Line C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 Varsity Basketball 2 SCHRUMP, GAII. Homemaking You Don't Know Me C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 S.D.S. 1.2.3.4 J.R.C. 1.2.3 Pep Club 3 SCOTT, PAT Academic Donkev Serenade e C.S.M.C. 1.2.3.4 SCHWEITZER. JOYCE fl? 1:21212 lsec' 41 Qfgfifjljf Civics Club 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 El Caballero Staff 4 5.5.5.1 ' Pep Club 3 lSec. 3? Band 2 4 Student Council 2 .3. Band Lettermen 3,4 Drama Club 2.3.4 Cheerleader 2.4 SEIDELLE, MICHAEL College Prep Red Robin Ooeretta 2,4 Glee Club 1,Z,5,4 SEYMOUR, SANDY Homemaking I 'm With You - C.S.M.C. 1.2.3,4 SEVRIN, FRANK fjgfgj lfjgjff College Prep Civics Club 4 Don f Be Cruel Varsity Basketball 2.3 Track 2,3-4 Varsity Baseball 2 Football 3 Student Senate 3,4 Student Senate Vice-Pres. 4 SIMON. WILLIAM STANGLE, PATRICIA College Prev , Academic Three O'Clock In The Mormng Love Me 2a'ld1.l'2'l'i M 1 2 3 4 SS2f'f'2152,13'4 mgso--H, Band Lettermen 2,3,4 College IEEQMKA' PAUL Varsity Basketball, 2,3 1111 Walk Alone Varsity Volleyball 3,4 Transferred from St. Mary's Lansing, Michigan Glee Club 4 i STOVALL, JAMES General Margie Senate 3.4 Football 5.4 Baseball 3.4 Basketball 5.4 Lettermen 3.4 THOMPSON, LINDA Business Young Love C.S.M.C. 4 SULLIVAN, JOHN 5-D-5 4 Academic Slow Poke Track 3.4 THOMPSON, YVONNE TOON, PEGGY Hornemakinlz General 2231224 Lg? You Bgoni lo Me .. . .1,. c.s.M. .3, ifggl ill? 4 TIFFANY, MICHAEL ?:i'?.2: iii 'TMS' 4' Civics Club 4 C011-fgf PRP Civics Club 4 Glee Club 1.2.3,4 2?:fC'f'j'QL 'fe Pep Club 3 Pep Club 23 Football,2, 5, 4 mu stare 41 Student Senate 4 Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Lettermen 2 2 4 Pres. of Lettermen 4 VAN HORN, GLORIA E E VOITA. MICHAEL General College Prep Church Bell: May Ring ' The Man With The Golden Arm Transferred from Casa Grande, El Caballero 4 Arizona Football 3 El Caballero Staff 4 Baseball 3.4 Class President 4 Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 WAGNER, THOMAS WEIDNER, PAT College Prep Genefal Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee fm Learning My Lain E Caballero 4 C,S,M,C, 4 ' 1 S.D.S. 4 ' - . ymnastics WAYLAND, ELAINE Civics CKE? Pres 47 Academic Youth Advisory Council 4 Earth Angel C.S.M.C. 1.,2.3,4 S.D.S. 1,Z.3.4 WEISEL, PEGGY General How Important Can It Be C.S.M.C. 1,2,3.4 S.D.S. 1,2,3.4 ,I.R.C. 2.3 Civics Club 4 Drama Club 4 Pep Club 3 WEST. BARBARA Academic Sophisticated Lady C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 CTreas. 27 S.D.S. 1.2.4 .I.R.C. 1.3 WILLSON, ALLANA Academic The Great Pretender C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,S,4 Camera Club 2.3 CSec. 31 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 CPres. 4D El Caballero Staff 4 Glee Club 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 3 Civics Club 4 Drama Club 2.4 WINTERS, HARRY College Prep The Trouble With Harry Transferred from Columbia Prep, Portland, Oregon Glee Club 4 WOLF, PAUL College Prep Peg O' My Heart Knights of S.M. 25,4 WOODS. RICHARD College Prep Carry Me Back To Old Virginia El Caballero 4 Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 C.S.M.C. 2 Letterman 3, 4 WHALEN. KATHLEEN General Answer Me C.S.M.C. 1,Z,3.4 S.D.S. 1,2,3.4 I.R.C. 1,2,3 Civics Club 4 Pep Club 1,2 WOLF. CAROLE Academic When Johnny Comer Marching Home C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1.2,j.4 Class Secretarv 4 Girls' State 3 Forensic 3.4 Drama Club 1.2.3,4 Band Lettermen 2,3 YOUNG, GEORGE College Prep Too Young To Go Steady Knight of S.M. Senate 4 Debate Team 4 Glee Club l .,. . . S .Hl.E 3 SAINT MARY's HIGH SCHOOL 230 EAST POLK STREET PHOENIX, ARIZONA 524110 .- U Z 225 W MZM fig? Q, if? ,Z 2 Zifz?,21iZjz'i,97igj ZZ? W'if,?Qm ZZ 7W:i2jQ'Z2f ZZQZEWM aifw 'f?:ZZ4zMW54 M7 ffww Wwfe-4-if juniors Sitting: Dick Vales, secretary, and Sue Eldridge, president. Standing: Conrad Murphy, vice-president, and Bill Schub, treasurer. Not planning the Prom, are you? The junior class has exerted much ambition in the line of activities and leadership. Meeting the test of unity and organization within the class, they copped the supreme prize in the float contest and placed second in the competitive assemblies. They showed good potentiality in filling the positions vacated by their predecessors. Good luck, juniors! Gwen Abboud Jo Ann Arvizu Carol Balducci Howard Bell Carol Aber Judy Aldridge Marilyn Ashton Mary Ann Augustine Terry Ann Bartlett Charles Bayer Joe Bettini Judy Bielecki Pete Allen Mary Jane Aros James Babcock Alexandra Bakowicz Richard Beaufeaux Diane Befmia Anthony Billings Elizabeth Blakeslee Robert Bfaflfh Edward Br00kS Judy Burns Kathy Butler Albert Camacho Oaquin Camareno Carol Cassavant Don Craney Ronald Dehmer Sue Eldridge Robert Canalez Sue Conley Maggie Cunningham Willena Dodt Raymond Estrada RiCh21fCl Cafbaial Leo Carraro Larry Carrigan Vingem Conti Gwen Conway Dennis Cook MHFY Agatha Cure Michael Dawson Kathleen Day C y V C Anthony Dougherty John Dfaganif Bernie Ehmann - - -- Bob Fenwick Louis Furtaw Paul Gaiser Connie Garcia Antoinette Gass Veronica Gaston Judy Gay Walter Glemba Vera Glose Kenneth Graves Margaret Rose Greener Oscar Guglielmo August Hermann Joanne Hintze John Hobbs Wilfred Garcia Dennis Garrett Yvette Geham Franklin Gibson Mmm Lionel Goddu Carolyn Goodwin Rudy Guglielmo Roberta Hargett Donna Holden Lois Huff M ' 94? 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J E ,, ,. , Q 'Y H' Q, . 9 TLES II . 2, , sf Dolores Garcia Marv Gorman Pat Griner Sherry Hengesbaugh Irene Hinkel l Margaret Garnand Lynda Gass Marlene Giambroni Audrey Gray Edward Green Viola Griezo Marv Helen Guerra Robert Harms Russell Hartmuss 1 oseph Hennessy Kenneth Herrninson Raymond Hemandes Frances H0116 Donna HODW00d Elizabeth Howard Magilyn Giza Kay Grimes David Havlik Edward Hickert james Howe Robert Huerta Agnes Jones Thaddeus Kotwasinski George Laubmeier Sharon List Michael Hurley Mike Klein Judy Kramer William Lauer Irene Lopez Sofia Imperial George Jacobs Carolvn Knebel Kathy Knepshield .laCk I-8CCk Thomas Largo James LePage Olga Leon Richard Lopez Gerald Medroski Donald lohnstone Fred Knott Iohn Larosk Sallv Lew Carol Maheffy Janean Malott Virginia Martinez Gloria Marta Thomas Mattingly .ll1dY MBV Dorothv McAdam Ruth McBride Thomas McCarthy Frank Mendoza WillyLW'1555955iSi?i5l555z GTf2:QE' i. ,'. , f' '- i 5 5- ' 'ioi 'i,. i .li , My i A ioia aara Barbara Meza Brenda Michael .l0S2Dhil16 MOISHU Carol Mulligan Richard Murphy Gertrude Murrell Elias Nackard Joseph Niccoli Darlene Noli Ieanette Obert Maezie Ortiz Nellie Ortiz Gordon Osborn Virginia Padilla Dorothy Pearson up :gig A 221' .LM ,.., W. , X , Q kW5Z,,.,. ziiw-,xmfim .2,.g ,im-. y 3113- iw. 1- f!'s1s!?.Z,. .lf . .. 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Lorreta Voizht Darrel Weidner Sherrie Ulmer . ,A E r V Q ,, ' E A tlrl E ' 1 6 f r im .i vr', . . K Q f Q acn, cn . Marie Weimer Shirlev Vath Crescensio Vidaure M ,, WW N3 'WW mai Gig at any RM? 2, gk X332 9 fa ,5 it ,.,w,A, ,gig 5,Xiiw , x t,.,L. H At,L A I 21 . , ' I - ' 171-iff ff 355' , ' -' -' ig 1. - . . ' M' S 23 QMQZEM ii-w iizibii' ew - ww f ' 'wg .-WF 'Aw . . ws,-5 ' E ii A . 55531 121 4' ' L-14535 ' sling? , K Beckie Whitfill Ann Whitten May? Albert Williams Phvllis Wills loan Winters Iohn Winters -4 -iw s f Posh Tom McBernie, treasurerg Carol jean Rich, secretaryg Libby Diaz, vice-presidentg and Phil Rousculp, president visualize their future success in their years at S.M. Sprinting from school to high school was a big jump for the class of '60. Adjusting to new Curriculums, meeting new friends, discovering the excitement of S.M.- tradition, and standing up under the taunts of the upperclassmen may have seemed difficult, but our freshmen came through with few scars. The big years lie ahead, and they will most likely make them worthwhile. David Aguilar Carol Ainsa 5 Kwai--Q ' 'flf2?ggs-3,41-f 'cess-ii . Q --ww 55- f QP K 31 4. S ag, 1? is X fl ig? M , ,K . 4' Y f . l N M r me ,sv ca Q A. we r' YQ? s qw ff.!!:2y3f i.h ., -fwisgssfi3i - 'Q ssl! f J ,. .,.. ... . , X 4 f 4 2 'nr iirfin Robert Allen Bruce Almon i Sharon Aberbeck John Bax Harold Bielicki Simone Blanchette I IWW Nnnri Rnwefi fnnnip RHVIPS L - , r s, .3 2 ,ffgg gl gi Q5 ,Jia Q WFS? sl sem Glu 'Y K -Jfw an 3 . F' F if If X Y ' if S Kathy Akey Karen Aldridge Wally Allard f w 2 5 ,, n z 1 2- -N V lrlr W, l l -- . all 'P uf gf af .g ,l.- ga , 1.14, , I t 1 1: N, ia l I -- i A 3 Q A 4 ' law -,'- i' - William Altman Larkin Arnold Joan Augustine .,g.,Yv H5 1 ffefegim izfY5i?Q2fe,sz -N is- - i zg w ir 'A F ff! 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' 'wif ' 'T N1',f:..f' il Em' -Y fra 1 gy ,M Vafsfkm-,VV ,, 6, A ., ASV ,f V 1 K K-..'VQV fa A 5 5 , N fggm a-V., 1. . rl 3 mm-Q Q .W 'Wa mi -f jgfzv . sf , MV. ,, 1 '2?:?3?fj ks ,W ,V -Q3 Qi 5 E1 ri' , . clubs Law Q A 1 1-1 W4 W ,327 , ' 4574 W.- , H , -5 wr , Qxmww 5. ff iv QMWQWW 'fiKs?ix45?lf nmliiwklg A QILQ -,zL L , .W,A k 'CEWIK W - W f f Q, L, :W , 5-s,.y,qg ey ,Q 5,5 'PW' Qw W A QQQEE yi: A ,. . ' ,, L L '11 4- 5 A f 5:-W , gzw 'sp , : V .eww M if I 4 Q. 'M V ,K V, ,Z - ,,,, LL LL N K H f sawn ., wig Nw :V 6721536 ,mf 'S av Q., vm W f J N Q K lf Zi S 2 . W, ,,.. ww., ,551 mf, An. -I: : ef- Ea iQwWmvk+ BwMEmg,, ,vf A,,,, vQQg4 F72 95 fp QEHEXWK ,, QL K M y I J :Wm is , .f3ii?fa2if2i1s14:1ff Qfwgxy KNIGHTS OF S. M. Left to right: Conrad Murphy, Manuel Lugo, Fr. Barnabas, O.F.M. fModeratorl, Mike Tiffany, and Ray Hernandez. lmposing upon themselves the obligation to receive Holy Communion and to say the rosary daily, the Knights of S.M. also have a special devotion to Our Lady. An honorable and soul-satisfying devotion - that is what these boys have chosen voluntarily. In daily life they give good example to other students, remembering the words of Our Immaculate Mother, that prayers and sacrifice are necessary for salvation. DEBAT Under the guidance of Fr. Barnabas, O.F.M., St. Mary's debators compiled a respectable 7-5 record during the hrst semester. The teams also competed in meets at Los Angeles, Tucson, and Tempe. Public speaking members include Ken Prebil, Howard Davis, George Young, and Dick Woods. Debators, attentive to Charlie Bayer, are ,lim Gannon, Tony Billings, Bill Ven Rooy, and Pat Shreve. DRAMA CLUB First row: Dorothy Powers, Linda Houle, Carole Wolfe, Colleen Cook. Second row: Dick Turner, Kay Nealon, Donna Holden, Pat Sanford, Kathy Knepshield. Third row: john Cook, Sherry Hengesbaugh, Ed LeFevre, Carol Mahaffey. Fourth row: Bob Branch, Esther Mariassy. Standing: Allana Willson, Dan Bieger, Margaret Rose Greener, Sam Reedy, Mary Jo Stepan, John O'Donnell, Ernie Drew, Tom Walsh, Pat Scott. Not pic- tured is Helene Carr. E cccc EL CABALLERO After many hours of hard work, El Caballero editor Barbara Defer gave the students a publication that readily recognizes her ability, patience, and leadership. We are sure, Barbara, that this annual will rate as one of the best. Working right along with the editor and smoothing out the wrinkles is the assistant editor, Jim Gannon, whose cooperation with the editor and encourage- me-nr rn the pnrirp cmFF ic qnnrpriqmfl The '57 El Caballero reflects a unique approach in the yearbook layout at St. Mary's. The resulting innovation meant rush and hard work but the annual staff agrees it was worth their while and they proudly present: EL CABALLERO 1957. Dick Woods, Glynnie Montgomery and Mike Voita construct the sports layout. Copyists Roberta Eccleston and Allana Wilson spend much of the time writing captions for the numerous pictures. Typists Juanita Griego and Linda Houle busy themselves with the all- important chore of transcribing writeups. Alexandra Bakowycz and Carole Campbell have la- bored over the modern artwork in this year's El Caballero. In making up any annu- al, there are a thousand and one odd jobs that re- quire many varied skills. Most of these tiring jobs were done by those on the staff who have no of- ficial title or special duty. They all played an im- portant part in compos- ing your El Caballero. Subscriptionists: Sitting are Bill Schub, Dottie Powers, Virginia Rice, Mary Claire Sampson, and Pat Scott. Standing are Dick Turner, Vera Glose, Rosie Bedway, Beth O'Brien, Kay Grimes, and Ed I.eFevre. Bob Gagnier, Tom Wagner, Mike Carrigan, Larry Carrigan, Willena Dodt, Helene Carr, Kathy Butler. V GW? vim W if Q 05? . t 1:1 him' f' A 1 L yy Q Z Sw , f - Q 1 1 WK mf -I V1 7?5P'?f:,,f'f . 'dM5f7ff,w 'L 55553 'J fi x ,L- W . . , .. ,gym Q, lx. f ,s-ffigwf , Q' 3. new ., ww, 'V' f H -f' n',.'.'2l . fY ',, Q, ,gf I Wg ,,,' ,Y , V. ,. ,fb ff, A',- W - 'Q 2 .INV Sk Ag, 4 .Sf 1 f ,Aj ' ,ig Q- S if Q? 4 ,. Wm? ' if s -mmm .K Q V Q W, eff: gg, EH ,,..,. Sjiyf K, V M A W 4, If' gi W J : ilfff, f 533553 f.. .. ,- 2 N sf w ,' ,V 1 A' e new , M , ...iv k m ? - N 1,7-ij! , gk V? I H-13 'u 'x M-W-. V' fn. hw MRM I if , Z? Q if ,,,mf, .3. fa z wi s E? W, L, .- F ,, El... Q ' Q2 as M up A V1 R 3 A H il Q -Q if sf, 46 asf' Q wk w 11 if if? Mickey johnson, head majorette, has delighted many audiences by her excellent twirling. Maiorettes S.M. twirlers have glamorized football halftimes by their well- mastered skills. This select group leads the Band in all parades and is attractive in marching ability, too. Amelia Hudson,.Carol jean Rich, Ann Holmes, Mascot Vonda Hammond, Joanne Hintze, and Mary .Io Stepan, our high-stepping twirlers, in one of their practice sessions. ww Left to right, first row: joe Bates, Billy Lauer, Mike Dalton, Ed Siedler, Dave McNelis, Stewart Bloemer, and Bob Riazzi. Second row: Iosie Gamboa, Dottie Powers, Margie Doskocil, Gerry Marut, Carlene Perkins, Wil- lena Dodt, Iuanita Griego, Kay Butler, and not pictured, Allana Willson. Third row: Mike Seidelle, Bob Riesgo, Mike Riordan, Ierry McFarland, Harry Winters, and Bob Grey. Fourth row: Ted Mclntyre, Paul Slamka, Kent Staab, and John Winters. Looking over their stories after publica- tion in the Knight are jack Miller, Virginia Rice, Judy Bielecki, Diane Bertoia, Netra Nelson, and Jeanine Wilson. TH E KNIGH' During the past school year the Knight reached the students of St. Mary's after many tedious hours on the part of Helene Carr and her hardworking staff who solicited ads, interviewed, gath- ered school news, toiled over copy sheets in order to present to the stu- dents a popular, worthwhile publica- tion with the latest news of school happenings. The never-ending worry of meeting a deadline was only one of the many ordeals overcome by this capable group. ' As editor of the school paper, The Knight, Helene Carr has not only shown initiative and efiiciency, but she has faced the task before her and proved her talents to edit such an excellent paper Well-deserved praise goes to her and her competent staff. ,.. J The editing staff reviews the fruits of their labor. Among them, we have Mike Kuhl and Dave Morgan, sports editors, Peter Loskouski, co-editor, Helene Carr, editor, Dick Turner, publicity manager, Alice Quezada, feature editor, and Kathy Toschik, circulation man- ager. Assisting the editor in compiling and assembling the news are re porters Ellen Reed, Colleen Stanley, Carol Balducci, joan Maraschiel lo, and Bill Boland. My V .: ,. new xl 4'iE,.'?-' ', - gag x X 355 an Q yf X w yu -me Vx. ,. . qzgamff: N W X X ' 2 Left to rightg lst row: Judy Feight, Roberta Hargett. 2nd row 5 Sally Lew, Peggy Bell, Howard Bell, 3rd row: Leo Carraro, Tony Ritz, John Hobbs, Jim Nico, Tom Welch. 4th row: Tom Walsh, Joyce Schweitzer, Mary Ann Wenc, Sh-erry Ulmer. BAND Band Lettermeng Left to right, Ist row: Tony Ritz, Mary Ann Wenc, Elaine Casciato, Joyce Schweitzer, Dorothy Drabek, Peggy Bell, Elizabeth O'Brien, Arlene Paskiewicz, Mary Hart, Gloria Delgado, Elizabeth Blakeslee, Mary Jo Carr, Phyllis Wills, Pat Ruddell, Sherry Ulmer, Marylin McNelis, Judy Feight. JRC officers: Lala Cure, secretary, Pat Ruddell, presidentg and Margie Doskocil, vice-president. CAMERA CLUB J. R. C. One of the most active clubs on campus, it is connected with the famed international organization. A few of their many projects were decorating windows for the Little Sisters of the Poor, constructing hogan kits and scrap books for the hospitals, sewing paiamas for the County Hospital, and raising money by a Valentine raffle and bake sale. The group is similarly proud of its representative, Mary Jo Stepan, at the regional and national conventions. Vera Glose, vice-president, and Sister Agnes, moderator, pose for amateur shutterbugs, President Juanita Griego and Secretary-Treasurer Linda Houle. Roberta Eccleston is demonstrated a printing phase by Barbara Defer m I ,I the club darkroom. C. S. M. C. Toni Arvizu, vice-president, Pat Ruddell, treasurerg Sister Agnes, mod- eratorg Judy Smith, presidentg Kay Grimes, secretaryg and Pat Sanford, spiritual treasurer are garbed for the annual C.S.M.C. inductions. S. D. S. ,5'Aaw4 The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade has been organized to aid the missions at home and abroad by study, prayer, and sacrifice. Moderator and officers have guided the entire club in their current proiects. Highlights of the year include the winter initiations, teaching catechism on Sundays, and as- sisting a specific mission field each month. Almost every S.M. coed belongs to this club. The selling of worthwhile books during Catholic Book Month, sponsor- ing of a Marian art contestg the presenting of an annual fashion show, and the posting of the Legion of Decency ratings have been continued, with this year's group adding a First Saturday continuous rosary. Sw Left: Ginny Rice, publicity manager, posts the Legion of Decency rat- ings. Right: President Juanita Griego, Vice-President Pat Weidner, and Treasurer Peggy Toon discuss February's Lumen Book drive. knight We Sill ' L Ahvxslilnrllvhb Queen Toni, center, is flanked by her attendants, from left to right, Carole Campbell, Marianne jacobus, Mary jo Carr, and Mary Lauer. Mid-football season was highlighted by Homecoming festivities. Reigning over the events was Queen Toni Arvizu, who was selected by the entire student body on the basis of being an all-around Saint Mary's girl. Toni and her four attendants, escorted by senior boys, added much glamour and grace to the atmosphere. Augmenting the pageantry each class contributed a float honoring the Class of 1946. A special ceremony included Coronation of the queen, parade of the floats, school songs and cheers, and special speeches by the alumni. Pmn' H l 1 ...L,, V is ,pf ' 1 , :ees f fi g K sr 1121. ' f N A 21 sl za ,TES new It's easy to see the crowd enjoyed the mu- sic and conversation at this year's Kerry Dance. S.M. Yul Brynners, joe Rice and Pat West also show off their dates. Seems everyone was thirsty that night! Is this a dance or is this a dance? CANDY CANE CHRISTMAS The dance Hoor was crowded as the couples took advantage of the music provided by Ray Andrade and the band. Familiar faces around St. Mary's - mostly seniors - smile for the camera at the semi. TID Sweet musnc and a pretty gxrl are all a guy needs, right. Ray? 'R 'o oo,b,sxOK.Q, ya Koa 0 toe xo Y fa at sgoaiafbx 5350029 0 Oo ,oe beds, 206 K eo' ff e -qfk 'O xx 'Y at Heres the long and short of xt - Tim Hegg and Mickey johnson - all smiles on the dance floor. '39 of ' ge? be- X S00 Q06 - c, 09 49 Welcoming each other to their own dance are Senators Murphy, Trujillo, and Mracek. Gpa Us G that fefr 6 shes I wel si basl: K0 CW 509,991 sex 0065 YL KERRY DANCE S09 sl- E: . et C099 60 91 JP Na .V K WE 'isggyfgji 55 johnny Kamrar and Mike Tiffany and their dat s 'k ' ' e strn e an mteresnng pose at the Kerry Dance. It seems that everybody could have danced all night at the There seems to be a big at- traction, but apparently Irene didn't Hnd it. crowded sports dances. SIGH Sweetheart Mary Ann Stovall reigned over the Sweet heart Ball, sponsored by the annual staff. Of one candi date from each of the four classes, the sophomore repre sentative took the title. ELOCUTICDN W .fy St. Mary's really made a name for itself in speech circles this season. The Knights walked off with a majority of the top honors in Tempe, Tucson, and Los Angeles speech contests. Other local Contests added to St. Mary's prestige. St. Mary's orators, pictured here are, from left to right: lst row - jim Gannon, Tony Billings, and Howard Davis. 2nd row - Charlie Bayer, Libby Diaz, Louise Sampson, and Pat Shreve. DRAMATICS CAST . Jingles ...................... Dick Turner Prunella ......A.......,..... Carole Wolf Snowball .... Sherry Hengesbaugh Nippy Nose .,..,,,,.,,.,l Sharla Fogli Tippy Toes ........ Carole Mahaffey Kringles ...................... Ernie Drew Twinky ....7v..,, Kathy Knepshield Blinky ........................ Pat Sanford Dipsy ......................w... Helene Carr First soldier ........ john O'Donnell 2nd soldier .................. Ed LeFevre Rag Doll ................ Jeanne Bower jack-in-box .....,...,..,.,. Bob Branch Santa Claus .................. Sam Reedy Santa searches for spectacles as the befuddled elves look on. Christmas rush even in Santa's workshop. wg' C 'OMG ,896 ,dv 0? 56 8006095 10 COWQ od' gd. 5' 045 gxcxvdo CAST -4ili9d.f5 Mrs. Taylor ,.,.w, v.v....v...,,....,. A llana Willson 0 Bud .....Y.,..,,...l,,. .....,,,... D an Bieger Evelyn Taylor Y..., ,r....o. M ary jo Stepan Judson Barry ..r,r..,...............r....rr.,.. john Cook Marvin Pritchard .A,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Bob Branch Carrie Stanwich ..,,r..... Sherry Hengesbaugh Fifty,' Ferris .,,w,..Y,.......oo,. Sawbuck Sam Y,... .oo..l. Mrs. Griswold ,.w.., Sam jordan ..r,,,, Tom Crosby .,r...w.. Daisy ,.,,,..,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,., Kenneth Plunkett ...... And I did it all by myself, tool' ,..A,.o,..Carole Wolf ,..,,.......Sam Reedy Kathy Knepshield t,,,,,,john O'Donne1l ,m.M..Dick Turner ..A,.r.Col1een Cook .l,,.,Y.jerry Olson v Mrs. Taylor, does your brother really print money? What dirty work is this? Masks On! Don't stick your finger in his eyes, Beth! Ant! -1.1 Hrs? 'v'21W. vwwgfsami- f ' ASSEMBLIES Beginning in early February, the class talent assemblies took firm hold of the attention of S.M. students. Included in the varied programs were pantomimes, singing groups, dances, and novelty acts. judges Mrs. Mary! Allen, Bobbie Johnson, and Bert Fireman based their decisions on originality, class participation, scenery, costumes, and continuity, Disc Time - U.S.A. was the theme of the seniors' presentation, which copped third place. A hit parade of songs were demonstrated before a backdrop of musical notes and records. The juniors' interpretation of Show Boat boasted a recreation of the Mississippi steamer. Scenes revolved around auditions for the Dixie amusement, and the production placed second. Depicted by the sophomores, Moments to Remember, followed the calendar of holidays and other festive occasions. Earning the grand prize and directed by Father Salvador, the program featured colored film slides as a unique background. Famous Books themed the Freshman Assembly. Talent of the class was portrayed in such acts ranging from Don Quixote to The Lady and the Tramp. A job well done, Freshies. 'fe -y-ggwe-Y--fn --- --1 1.- SENIORS Por Dios! What are S.M. lettermen com- ing to? The best act in four assemblies - Sailor Boys, perfected by Barbara Defer and Sandy Leahy. Banana Boat Song by the talented Senior Sextet in beautiful native costuming. Mary jo, Gloria, and Pat don't ap- pear to be Singing the Blues. White Pain Shampoo. What a commercial! Mlffiigvllvgfswf' . JUNIORS Mammie by A1 jolson and his Cher? J chorus. Here comes the Showboat! H Who's auditioning whom, anyway? Now you has jazz - and did Maggie dance! Skoobedobedo! Some 1920 music for a '57 audience. St. Louis woman, a Dixie atmosphere PHOMCDRES The Fourth of july on an Arizona beach? Sophomore colleens demonstrate the Irish jig Winter Wonderland in the Valley of the Sun. The sophomore wedding introduced Moments to Remember. These pretty little bunnies added attraction to the win ning assembly. - FRESHMEN WHAT? Why, that's Scarecrow joe! Green Sleeves, and the up-and- comin freshman uartet. 8 q L Eloise, her Nany, and the vocal background really amused the audience. U s, If only Don Quixote could have seen Carman's dance - complete with castenets. ' lil C09 2 fif llli-'xx' 4oQn,, OC 'q Q A me The Lady and the Tramp - another delightful portrayal. Aiwa, l, ,,f .vi i , 51 i f 12 ,L ' 555-lf?Li.5W kfw -'Q jo Selling pop seems to be a terribly tedious b. Wlmat was the ending score, anyway? What should we do now? Umm, good!! A relaxing day wouldn't you say? Will our yellow Green Hornet make it all the way back? SQQVTS ,lt , U .wf5. ,,, -, .Law - - , ' H +'i?g.m. ,' 4..-4155-Q-1 '- . bf-A in 1 121-,5ff'. U . :Q ,YL N. A I' ', , , 5 l VC , Q 1 x V ff - 'S ' ,YJ 1 5' ,Q Q11 A s ., T Q F ,Q ffif, . , fSZa2HfQf .: 5 - il :Q-1,.f 1: ' . , is-if' ' Q .5 V , T ,F W - g iifegqifgi , V 1 f -f P-'L-.pkf,,.1f'. ' 9:1-f2r?r,,3 .:F'R1,-.- . ,X , .- s'-Qgz-fiqw. ai., - .e -1 , .V ja ra-,ay SIM im Af' '1- ,.., . N M51 . - 3. Qi. -r X. . e v i r l, , X -wri 1, : 1 Q fm, ui ,,,, 1 5 f I X ff 4 ,4 f, ,. .5 -flip., 5, 'f-421' 1- , s 4 Q2:ff3l?'?f??f , zffkiaif ff? 3 VE., L km-F -135' ,, 7, SWL 7 , ,wig ,I ! . 452, zkizj, r . 3: -'QL-f,'1-vig,3?i,i' u F , ' ,ff ' 'fg.3'Yf . fx.: eg. V -27? ' ..,. 1: , :fr 4'-' v ! 'Civ' wx. 1 I S x r , - .4 , w 1 . We 4 -'Sw , , ,- H! . afsw. F 5 f -:iv-,'3,5: f W L ., A, ,K Pais, Ei, ka.-'- 3r ' N 1 li, f,-L.-' L4? fvf ,p ,mr -3 ,gp wr.. 4. ' :f imQ3-fx-1 ' .v .f-,. , .. gig ,W ., . D, V . nv' 1 W K Lu 1 K 1 wr., fax V -F, Jw GL. gn , siwgfif ,M a ,M ' ff s :-w Y .yr W ,,,,1.. ' f .JV 55 ., 1 , mfsifg ' H. X' Jim Stovall Mike Tiffany Mike Carrigan Steve M-ehen Jess Cuellar Howard Powers Howard Davis John McMindes John Kamrar Henry Medrano Ken Lindsey Dick Martinez W 5.5. V: k..., A ' ' , ,lr i , SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM SM 27 32 26 7 13 6 32 6 13 ..,...... AA,.S.S.. P.U. 12 Tempe 14 San Pedro 6 North High 19 Casa Grande 25 Camelback 31 Catalina 14 Glendale 13 West High 54 St. Mary's received state-wide recognition with its top scorer, Mike Tiffany. Mike was honored as he was picked for the All-State first team backlield. Big number 26, Howard Powers, proved to be a valuable wheel in St. Maryls football machine. Howardls pass-snatching talent enabled him to re- ceive honorable mention as end on the All-State team. PWM: W -- '1 1 K H-M is '- 3' ff 99349 .loc Bettini Bob Canalez Larry Carrigan QQL Conrad Murphy ww ff-v,x,,,L. qv, 1, 1 Rudy Guglielmo Ohfl Kennedy Fred Hughes August Herman Oscar Guglielmo john Mesquita flies high as Howard Bell prepares to rake out a lanky Spartan defender. This turned out to be another thrill-packed contest as the Knights downed Camelback 32-31. Halfback, Mike Tiffany, skirts around right end against West High in the 2nd quarter as the Knights attempt to hit pay dirt against the Thunderbirds. t. Mary's starting line, from left to right: Howard Powers, Howard yell, Kent Staab, john Kamrar, jim Mracek, Ken Lindsey, and jess fuellar. by ' 93? A QQSQVV Klf fjfg .5 ' 1 , F , 829 ' 3 ,XX ngfooia I v i 7, I ,A it 1 4' n. 0 QF 22 The Knights backfield, left to right: Henry Medrano, Conrad Murphy, Jimmy Stovall, and Mike Tiffanv. vffwf f In Here we go again? The Knights charge out to face another enemy. vdawfnaAwmewmwr:m.b m'BwM,, -W..,.tXw5u2'.1':tz'mxwfeer.rZ. ,mffmeU9meza ax sw1'1:amwr5.w'-f , who .rf , W vga! 1 arf!-. ' I f1Lx?1ma,F',.Q-f ,Q -Nw' ' my .pw ::..w.,,..Jw1,13ir ff A solemn moment before the game. Here the Knights huddle in the traditional pre-game prayer before taking the field against West High. 1 ,f N 19 cf 'A 22 '4Xe-s' I Gjf f : - -. ' Q ,I dwg , , I' Zr , fanfic All's well that ends well - and St. Mary's football season always ends well with the annual banquet. Here, the boys and dads enjoy the food and fun in St. Mary's cafeteria. The Knights can outdo anyone on the gridiron or at the table. This year's banquet featured good food and an interesting talk by Dan Devine of Arizona State. J. V. FOOTBALL lst row: Larry Bliquez, Albert Williams, james Howe, Rauel Espindola, Guy Trujillo, Crescencio Vidaure, Man- ager Mike Dalton. 2nd row: Gary Philips, Mike Phillips, Jeff Cash, Bob Harms, Jimmy Tucker, Robert Riesgo, Philip Preach, Henry Sanchez, james Dubasik. 3rd row: Coach Sandoval, Ray Hernandez, Robert Carbaial, Rich- ard Lopez, Eddie Hickert, Adolph Echeveste, Phil Becker, Robert Bryce, Manager Darrell Weidner. 4th row: Mike Barnes, Tom Largo, Edward Tate, Henry Peralta, Mike Osborn, Mike Hurley, Norm Rimbey. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL lst row: Bing LaFond, Jess Sanchez, Buddy D'Avola, Evans Woodhouse, Doug Olson, Charlie Hart, Jude Mc- Donough, Bill Murphy, Pete Salas, Manager Larkin Arnold. 2nd row: Coach Quiros, Dennis Duffy, Joseph Caparella, Louis Bernal, Allen Rice, Ralph Gaxiola, Mike Naughton, Verdis Tucker, Jerry Nicholls, Manager Florencio Escalante, Chuck Cochran. 3rd row: Jack Maraschiello, Kenny Knorr, Frank Bennett, Kenny Toon, Pete Vital, Philip lR2uscul-p, Henry Rot-lriquez, loel Simek, Mike Garson. 4th row: Gary Eick, Walter Ortega, Xv7-ll-. f--nA RY..- ...... All DA..- 13- A... 11- ..-- l'L2,!,L 1,-. I' , ,I il'l it I1 l TIM HEGG - 6'4 , centerg a good re- bounder and a consistent scorer, Tim is the tallest member of this year's first team. FRANK HIDALGO - 5'9',, guardg a great playmaker, Frank has a good out- side shot. JIM STOVALL - 5'8 , guardg jim is the sparkplug of the player on defense. team, and a scrappy JOHN POWERS 6'2 forw d - , ar 9 top scorer on the team, john made second t I . . eam all city for the 2nd straight year. Upper Left - Henry Peralta, Sophomore Guard Lower Left - Jim Tucker, Sophomore Guard Center - Top - Larry Carrigan, Junior Guard Right - Top - Paul Gaiser, junior Center Center - Bottom - Darrel Weidner, Lower Right - Dick Vales d Junior Forward Sophomore Forwar f fm, e ,' ,G ,f A mi ff ,V t. A 2. fi! 5 5,5 sy - J iw - 4 92 kk 1 Y, a 5 ng K- 2 Ai wwf ' ig? A ,QW 1 my A ,Q , M lf1 Q N, My M 3' s --nw fi N S' f 536. john Powers weaves his way through the Tempe defense to go under the basket for another two points. Tempe found it hard to stop john that night as he swished the net for 30 points! X3 I g fl.: Ish.. JV BASKETBALL lsr row - Ray Estrada, Bob Carbajal, joe Bertini, Eugene Contreras. 2nd row - Bob Riazzi, Adolph Echeveste, Coach Tassinari, Henry Quihuiz, Philip Preach. FRESHMAN Left to right: Coach Quiros, G. Wetchensky, R. Kowalzyk, J. Mulligan, J. Cassavanr, W. Largo, D. Williams, j. Caparella, J. Maraschiello, Manager P. Salas. lst row - T. McBirnie, N. Campbell, V Tucker, L. Melendez, P. Carlson, L. Arnold, R. Gaxiola, P. Rousculp, D. Duffy. Dick Woods, Senior Shortstop Mike Voita, Senior Pitcher Jim Stovall, Senior Outlielder Henry Medrano, Senior Second Baseman Bill Gorman, Catcher Frank Hidalgo, Senior Pitcher Bob Grey, Senior Out!-Helder john McMindes, Senior Outlielder Conrad Murphy, junior Outfrelder Pat West, Junior First Baseman Jim TllCk9f, Sophomore Third Baseman Dick Vales Junior Outflelder At the time the El Caballero went to press, the Knights had won ten games and lost only three. The Knights' most impressive win was an 11-0 victory over Phoenix Union. Frank Hidalgo pitched a three-hitter and jim Tucker hit a grand slam home run. The Knights have five batters hitting over 300. They are Pat West, Henry Medrano, Frank Hidalgo, Dick Woods, and jim Tucker. The Knights' pitching chores have been handled very successfully by Frank Hidalgo C5 wins, 3 lossesb and Mike Voita C5 wins, 0 losses.J Two other important factors have been the timely hitting of Jim Stovall and the hustling play of Willy Gorman. Typical St. Mary's Baseball Fans GULF -15 S G all B' X. Stoxll. and ff. .Rhodeb b1xs ic- Pfe enefs rehlexander ' tw dafh The Score of Golf Matches SM 14 SM V2 SM 1 V2 SM 516 SM 12 W SM 13 i6 SM l SM 14 bi SM 1 2V2 SM 316 SM l l SM 10 L2 SM 7 SM 5 V2 SM 8 V2 SM 14 SM 8 Mike Riordan patiently blasts his way out of the sandtrap. Phoenix Union 1 North Phoenix MM Tucson 13W Scottsdale 9M Brophy ZW Wickenbllrg IM Prescott 0 Wickenbtirg M2 West Phoenix ZW Mesa HM Brophy 4 Scottsdale 4M Tucson 8 North Phoenix 95 West Phoenix 6M Prescott 1 Mesa 7 Hurdlers Joe Lopez and Dan Sullivan The Knights' top three broad jumpers include: Tom Largo, Howard Davis, and Conrad Murphy. Longest jump was by Davis - 20 ft. 9 in. St. Mary's shot-putters for this season were: Ed Tate, Howard Bell, Fred. Hughes, jack Maraschiello, Ray Hernan- dez, jim Mracek, Pat West, and jim Bab- cock. Longest throw was by jim Mracek and jess Cuellar at 43 feet, 8 inches. St. Mary's sprinters get set for the starting gun Run ning the 100 yard dash were Howard Davis Mike Tif fany and Mike Barnes. Fastest 100 was done by Tiffany in 10.2 seconds with Davis a hairlength. TRACK This year's high jumpers for St. Mary's trackmen were Adolphe Echeveste, Phil Preach, Wally Largo john Powers, Tom Thrift, and Larry Carrigan. Highest mark was by Carrigan and Powers - 5 ft. 8 in Miler John Winter Miler Frank Servin Glynnie Montgomery dribbles her ball in a most sure style. Barbara Landry sets herself to guard her charging opponent. GIRLS' SPGRTS Barbara Defer sets up a play and confuses the opposing team. Toni Arvizu passes the ball her usual manner. Sandy Seymour once again proves defensive ability. Karen Lozier demonstrates her familiar long-shot. Terry Bartlett is reaching for what she thinks is the moon! Yvette Gehant absent. Virgie Young Seems Confident Shortstuff Joanne Arvizu shows that she'll sink the ball. ' ' her ability to catch rebounds. Glynnie Montgomery attempts a cinch 2 points, while Barbara Defer has different ideas as shoeless Bonnie Martinez looks on. Toni Arvizu picks up a spike to return it to her opposers while team-mates look on. Dear Abby . . . SCHGOL SKETCHES Between c1asses??? Religion Class, the center of all curricula. Colors - to compliment her coloring. Is that how you did it? Such informal biologists! Cheer up! Einstein started at the bottom, too. Study halls have never been so good! ink this is tough? Wait 'til you hit trig! !! Whats Shakespeare up to now, Father? ' W-iwpy' Mm, ,M .,,-L -nun' A eval ' .. K ' . 'f,tfff,2 Starting class with a prayer SM must. And would you please schedule 'TY Does this seem to be in order? WM F A he vw I his FASHICDN SHCW Commentating for the many beautiful fashions - Roberta Eccleston. Providing musical interludes were Sister Florian and her Fatima Choristers. EQ, W5 il R 25:2 ?'2 f N-f vw, SJ ,wk , ,Ak ,155,g,.- J wf ' vm ,w.,,.. .-x,a55.M ,Y ?:5?f,vY4J' fwaff l , :xf.,w2fW', ww- Na+ gm.: 2 1, ,a f ., x , .f,,A4t:,N ,fr ga? 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