St Marys Catholic High School - El Caballero Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)
- Class of 1958
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L li Ag ' J U pb X -Q Q , my U ,J 'jfg aj?-,A ig, ,yff 1 'BX FQ.-EN Rb bi 'Ju' , O ' 'lt X 1. . -'vb A-fb . p I . qx -'H' 5 ' I Q ' - 1 a xiju' 5 dx U f AE '55 If .4 U lf' kv ' '7 1742 I Alma illllatvr All hail, the Green and White St. Mary's our guiding light Throughout the years you've cherished us Our own dear Alma Mater We pledge to thee our loyalty In reverence we praise thy name All hail to thee, Saint Mary's Saint Mary's, sing hail! Hail! Hail! tis X C t r itll ,Til N Y jx X lxl . SXX ik Y X Evhiratinn In past years we have seen the annuals of Saint Mary's dedi- cated to worthy and outstanding people and so be it this year. During the past ten years St. Mary's has been favored in hav- ing as its physics and chemistry teacher, social and Student Council moderator Father Blaise Cronin, O.F.M. Students have found that his aid is not limited to only scholastic matters for he is always ready to help one no matter what his problem be. For all these things we are truly grateful and as a small token of our appreciation we, the El Cabellero Staff of 1958, dedicate this annual to you. ,V air, V Q F 1-...L r 'Q an X' 'Xl Most Reverend FRANCIS J. GREEN, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Tucson Most Reverend DANIEL J. GERCKE, D.D Bishop of Tucson Father l FATHER ERNEST WILSON, O.F.M. Principal of Saint Mary's High School 2 61 D I Sister Mary Annarita, C.PP.S Dean of Girls Fr. Ernest Wilson, O.F.M. Principal Economics Civics Moderator Dads' Club Fr. Blaise Cronin, O.F.M. Chemistry Physics Counselor Moderator Student Council Director Social Activities Fr. Alexander Manville, O.F.M. Disciplarian English Current Events Moderator Mothers' Club Moderator of Senate Moderator Girls' Court Dr. Victor G. Bucher, O.F.M., LL.D. Superintendent of St. Mary's Schools Sr. Mary Agnes, C.PP.S. Biology Chemistry General Science Moderator of C.S.M.C Sr. Mary Annarita, C.PP.S. Biology Chemistry Sr. Mary Linus, C.PP.S. Civics World Geography American History Sr. Mary Claver, C.PP.S. Business Math Personal Typing Bookkeeping English 7 151.-s1L J I cm' 5,wfv-1 cf-r-vu. .'v.Mr.1. n,,.,-5101 x.,,,,,bb15Lg-ek---v, -'B , a as LQQQE, -...U AQQ c5,,CQ ,Andi g 91 51 XQXDJMA ck ?,Q..Q,Q0.nL.uw.I. CH .PQDA yfvvxik Www Q JJ'M353Wa rr'- -.......-'sf Fr. Barnabas Hughes, O.F.M. Mathematics Engineering Math Public Speaking Moderator Forensic League Moderator Junior Class Sr. Mary Thomas, C.PP.S. English Fr. Everett Chandler, O.F.M Guidance Director General Science Applied Math World History Religion J- Fr. Miclgzil Weishaar, O.F.M. Sr. Mary Phyllis, C.PP.S. Fr. Cletus Tippner, O.F.M AthE:l3c1Director Applied Math Typing GGOVUSTVY Bookkeeping Algebra Business Law Homemaking Fr' RoCl?AFlTZ9erallfl Sr. Mary Rosetta, C.PP.S. Fr. Bernard Stokes, O.F.M. Rggzggn 'Story Latin General Science Moderator Senior Class En9l'Sh Appl'ed.Mat Moderator Drama Club Junior Glee Club Nlglgoirgdolgistory 8 T' ., Fr, Lucius Grosso, O.F'M. Sr. Mary Leonifa, C.PP.S. Fr. Salvador Parisi, O.F.M. Religion Clolhlng Spanish Homemaking Latin Family Living Religion Moderator of S.D.S. Photography Moderator El Caballero Sr. Mary Thea, C.PP.S. Sr. Mary Adella, C.PP.S. Sr. Mary Fidelis, C.PP.S. English TYPU19 Librarian Journalism StenOQ ?PlWY U I Art Moderafgr of Knighf Secretarial Training Mr. Henry Ketterer FF- Godfrey Bavr, O-F-NL Dr. Rowland Boisvert Band Director E 'Qll?lW Choral Director Business Arithmetic Rellglon Applied Mafh Moderator Freshman Class 9 Mrs. Allen Secretary Miss Agnes Echenique Spanish Mrs. Fallon Secretary Q Mrs. Bradley Assistant Secretary l Miss Rachel Echeverria Physical Education World History Physical Education Driver Training l l Mr. Richard Macke Ml'--l0l1n Bradley Y Easqilgall Cgagh -l?askI221g9all Eoach n rac oac Phg ls I Ed f' Mechanical Drayving ysica uca ion Physical Education R 1-1 W- 1 V jdwsaymfi We are pleased to present Larry Carrigan and Mary Jo Stepan, our student body president of the memorable 1957-58 school year. The leadership they Dick Truiillo Vice President have provided and the school spirit they have generated will not soon be forgotten. JoAnn Hintze Vice President Sherry Ulmer Secretary Larry Bliquez Treasurer Wim wgjkiwf MW MW tw Gus Hermann President Kent Staab Treasurer Sue Eldridge Vice President SENIOR CLASS The Class of '58 is a good example of class co-operation. They have the rarely- found ability to spot faults and take the steps to eliminate these. Throughout the years they have built up a competitive record worthy of praise. The leadership and scholastic excellence found show promise that this class will go far and make Saint Mary's proud of them. Esther Mariassy Secretary MARILYN ASHTON JUDY ALDRIDGE Homemaking Where your treasure is, There will your heart be also St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Band 1 General Good Nature, easy temper St. Theresa's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2 S.D.S. I,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,2 GWEN ABBOUD Commercial Women are like Tricks by sleight of hand St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 C J.R. .1,2 Pep Club 1,2 CAROL ABER Homemaking I have mark'd a thousand blushing apparitions St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1 MARY JANE AROS Homemaking Life is a series of surprises St. Mary's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 PETER ALLEN General Absent in mind but present in spirit St. Francis Parish JOANN ARVIZU General She keeps her own simplicity and truth Immaculate Heart Parish C.S.M.C. 2 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 El Caballero Staff 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Lettergirls 3,4 Pom Pon 2,3,4 J.R.C. 2,4 MARY ANN AUGUSTINE Homemaking The loose train of thy amber dro in hair PP Q St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Cheerleader 1 JAMES BABCOCK General A mighty man is he, With large and sinewy hands St. Mary's Parish Track 3 RICHARD BEAUFEAUX College Prep He was ever precise in promise keeping St. Gregory's Parish Knights of S.M. 'l,2,3,4 Band 3,4 Band Lettermen 4 TERRY BARTLETT General Hitch your wagon to a star St. Matthew's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Lettergirls 3,4 DIANE BERTOIA Commercial There is no courage but in innocence St. Theresa's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. i,2,3,4 J.R.C. l,2,3,4 El Caballero Staff 4 Knight Staff 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Student Council l CAROL BALDUCCI Academic Brave but modest, grandly shy Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish C.S.M.C. i,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 fPres. 41 J.R.C. i,2,3,4 El Caballero Staff 4 Knight Staff 3 National Honor Society 4 Class Secretary 2 HOWARD BELL Academic There is great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability St. Pius X Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 iPres. 41 Football 2,3,4 Track i,2,3 Class Treasurer 2 A CHARLES BAYER College Prep His bark is worse than his bite St. Mary's Parish Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 Key Club 4 National Honor Society iPres. 41 National Forensic League 3,4 iPres. 41 Debate Team 2,3,4 El Cabalerro Staff fAss. Editor 41 Boy's State 3 Junior Rotarian 4 JOSEPH BETTINI College Prep In the depth of thy eyes, We see good times St. Agnes Parish Lettermen 3,4 Football 3,4 Baseball 4 National Honor Society 4 WILLIAM BOETTCHER Academic A Knight there was, And that a worthy man St. Mary's Parish Transferred from Le Center, Minn. Glee Club 4 KATHY BARTELME General Blushing is the colour of virtue St. Theresa's Parish Transferred from St. Ambrose Ironwood, Michigan S.D.S. 4 Annual Staff 4 JUDY BIELECKI Commercial Where there's a will, there's a way SS. Simon and Jude Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Knight Staff 4 Quill 84 Scroll 4 Camera Club 1,2 EDWARD BROOKS College Prep A friend received with thumping upon the back St. Agnes' Parish Knights of S.M. 1,4 ROBERT BRANCH General Ease with dignity St. Agnes' Parish Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 Dramatics 2,3,4 lPres. 41 National Forensic League 4 El Caballero Staff 3 KATHLEEN BUTLER Commercial The scent of roses will hang 'round still St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4' S.D.S. 1,2,3 J.R.C. 1,2,3 Pe Club 1 2 P I EI Caballero Staff 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ANTHONY BILLINGS College Prep Bid him discourse, He will enchant thy ear St. Francis Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2 National Honor Society 4 National Forensic League 3,4 Debate Team 3,4 JUDY BURNS Homemaking There e'er the sun shone bright on St. Agnes' Parish S.D.S. 2,3,4 J.R.C. 2,3 ROBERT CANALEZ Commercial Always prepared St. Agnes' Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Football 3 ff' RICHARD CARBAJAL Academic A man of worth St. Mark's Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track 2,4 Class President 3 RICHARD CHISICK College Prep Grows with his growth and strengthens with his strength St. Gregory's Parish LEO CARRARO Academic A word occurring only once St. Mark's Parish Band 1,4 Band Letterman 2,4 GWEN CONWAY Academic Clad in the beauty of 1,000 stars St. Thomas the Apostle Parish C.S.M.C. 1 S.D.S. 4 J.R.C. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 El Cabalerro Staff 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Cheerleader 1,2,4 SUE CONLEY Academic A lady of honour St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society KV. Pres. 41 Pom Pon 2,3 'n. in LARRY CARRIGAN College Prep The greatest man may ask a foolish question now and then St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 3 Track 2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Student Senate 3,4 Key Club 3,4 El Caballero Staff 3,4 Class President 1,2 Student Body Treasurer 3 Student Body President 4 S.R.V.P.-V.P.A. lVice- Pres. 41 DENNIS COOK College Prep Second thoughts, they say, are best St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 17 DON CRANEY MARY AGATHA CURE' Commercial If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. l,2,3,4 iPres. 41 Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club l,2,3,4 SUE ELDRIDGE Commercial A fair exterior is a silent recommendation St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 El Caballero Staff 4 Homecoming Princess 4 Glee Club 1,2 Pom Pon 2,3,4 Girls Court 4 Class Vice-President 4 Girls State 3 Academic All things come 'round to him who will but wait St. Matthew's Parish WILLENA DODT Commercial So coldly sweet, so deadly fair St. Agnes C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4, S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. l,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 El Caballero Staff 3 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL DAWSON Academic The shallow murmur, but the deep are dumb St. Agnes' Parish Knights of S.M. 3,4 Dramatics 4 Baseball 4 National Forensic League 4 RAYMOND ESTRADA Commercial Worth makes the man, And want of it the fellow Immaculate Heart Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Football 4 Baseball 4 MARGARET CUNNINGHAM General Thy aim, if reached or not, nfakes great the life St. Matthew's Parish S.D.S. 4 Glee Club 1,2 BERNARD EHMANN Academic A noble mind disdains not to repent St. Agnes' Parish Knights of S.M. 1,4 -P JOSEPH FALLON General How far that little candle throws its beam St. Agnes' Parish Nattional Forensic League DENNIS GARRETT Academic Thought is deeper than all speech St. Francis Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 El Caballero Staff 4 PAUL GAISER College Prep Gaily the troubadour touched his guitar St. Mark's Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4' Football 4 Basketball 3,4 VERONICA GASTON Homemaking Distance sometimes endears friendship, and absence sweetens it St. Francis' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J. R. C. 1,2 LOUIS FURTAW College Prep Simple duty hath no place for fear St. Mark's Parish Knight Staff 4 TONI GASS Academic Her glance, how widely beautiful St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 s.D.s. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2,3,4 El Caballero Staff lEditor 41 CONNIE GARCI' Homemaking Ever charming, ever new St. Mary's Parish C.S.M.C. 1 S.D.S. 4 J.R.C. 2 Lettergirls 4 X JUDY GAY Academic Any gay as soft, and innocent as gay St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. 1 J,R,C. 3 Pep Club 2 Camera Club 1,2 HAROLD GUARDIN Commercial Firm, gentle, stili Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish KENNETH GRAVES General My strength is as the strength often St. Mary's Parish YVETTE GEHANT Academic Friendship is the gift of the gods St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 2 S,D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2 Lettergirls 3,4 VERA GLOSE Commercial A willing heart adds feather to the heel Queen of Peace Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 El Caballero Staff 3 Camera Club 2,3 WALTER GLEMBA College Prep A healthy mind in a healthy body St. Mary's Parish Glee Club 1,2 Knights of S.M. 4 MARGARET ROSE GREENER Commercial Bright gem, instinct with music, vocal spark St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Drama Club 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2 ffl PATRICIA GEHON General Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent quality in a woman St. Thomas the Apostle Parish S.D.S. 1,2,4 Glee Club 1,2,4 LIONEL GODDU Academic Truly this is the noblest mind of them all St. Ma1thew's Parish Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 RUDY GUGLIELMO General Wise to resolve, patient to perform St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Football 2,3 Track 2,3,4 Student Senate 3,4 Key Club 3,4 DEAN HEIMES Commercial Everything is becoming to the noble St. Mary's Parish Transferred from Wynot, Nebraska Wynot, Nebraska Dramatics 4 JO ANNE HINTZE General A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men St. Francis Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Drama Club 4 El Caballero Staff 4 Glee Club l,2,4 Maiorette 3 Cheerleader l Student Body Vice-Pres. 4 Girls Court Nice- President 41 DONNA HOLDEN Academic Independence now and independence forever St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. l Drama Club 3,4 Knight Staff 3 1 1 ROBERTA HARGETT Academic Diligence is better than knowledge SS. Simon and Jude Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. l Pep Club 2 Band 3,4 JOHN HOBBS Academic A worthy man is not mindful of past iniuries SS. Simon and Jude Parish Band 3,4 Band Lettermen 4 qu AUGUST HERMANN College Prep For thy sake, tobacco, I would do anything but die St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Football 3 Student Senate 4 Keg Slub 3,4 Nice-Pres National Honor Society 4 Class President 4 El Caballero Staff 4 LOIS HUFF Homemaking They say that bright eyes indicate curiosity St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2 S.D.S. 3 J.R.C. 1,2 Drama Club 4 2l NORMA JEAN JAUREQUE General Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever St. Mark's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 'l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2,3 JOHN JONES General Always to excel St. Mary's Parish FREDERICK HUGHES College Prep Thou should eat to live, not live to eat St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Lettermen 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Math Club 4 MICKEY JOHNSON Academic The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good St. Francis' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 El Caballero Staff 4 Glee Club 1,2 Maiorette 1,2 fHead Drum Maiorette 3,41 GEORGE JOCH College Prep Many receive advice, only the wise profit by it St. Theresa's Parish Lettermen 2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 MARTHA JANE' Commercial Like another Helen, tir'd another Troy St. Thomas the Apostle Parish C.S.M,C. 'l,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Glee Club 2 Pom Pon 3,4 Cheerleader 1 Dramatics 4 ROBERT JOHNSON College Prep He was a manly man and able Queen of Peace Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2 ARLEN JULIEN General A noticeable man St. Agnes Parish ..- fm ,,,,, GAYLE KAALBERG College Prep Worth makes the man St. Agnes Parish Transferred from Nichols, Iowa Band 4 JOHN KENNEDY General Whatever is, is right St. Francis Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Football 3,4 WILLIAM LANDRY General Be wisely worldly, but not worldly wisely St. Matthew's Parish Glee Club 1,2 GERALD KNEBEL General A few strong instincts, and a few plain rules St. Matthew's Parish KAREN LOZIER Commercial Laughter is the best medicine St. Catherine's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Lettergirls 3,4 lPres. 41 Cheerleader 1 JOYCE LeMANS Dili ence is the mother Academic 9 of good fortune St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. l S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 JERRY KNORR College Prep Whose laugh rolls like thunder on high St. Theresa's Parish Knights of S.M. 3,4 El Caballero 4 - Football' 2 RACHEL MAGDALENO General Heard melodies are sweet, But those unheard are sweeter St. Matthew's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 RICHARD MANCINELLI ESTHER MARIASSY Academic A heart whose love is innocent St. Theresa's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1 Pep Club 1 Drama Club 3,4 EI Caballero Staff 4 Girls Court 4 CPres. 41 Class Secretary 4 Phoenix Youth Advisory Board, 4 GARY MEYERS Commercial A rolling stone gathers no moss St. Mary's Parish College Prep The deed is everything, The fame is nothing St. Gregory's Parish is ,M JOAN MARASCHIELLO Academic An ounce of help is worth a pound of pity St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. i,2,3,4 S.D.S. i,2,3,4 J.R.C. l,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Knight Staff 3,4 lEditor 41 Quill 8K Scroll National Honor Society 4 JOSEPH MARTIN General Faith is a goodly anchor St. Mary's Parish Glee Club 1,4 Lettermen 3,4 Football lMgr. 3,4! Basketball lMgr. 45 RALPH MARRUJO Academic Like a rock ingirded by the sea, Like a rock immoveable is he St. Mary's Parish Football 3,4 FRANCES MILLER JEROLYN MAURIN Act best your part r there's where the honor lies I St. Matthew's Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. i,2,3,4 i' i t Doing little things well St. Mark's Parish C.S.M.C. i,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 RAYMOND MORGAN Commercial An omen in the name St. Thomas the Apostle Parish :rn -1 JOHN MCCULLOUGH College Prep A man is a man St. Mary's Parish ,ad CONRAD MURPHY College Prep Young, valiant, wise, and, no doubt right loyal St. Thomas the Apostle Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Knight of the Year 4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Student Senate 3,4 lVice'Pres. 43 Key Club 3,4 rf' DAVID MCNELIS College Prep A mighty maze but not without plan St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Band l,2,3 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 Football CMgr. 45 Basketball fMgr. 37 JAMES MRACEK College Prep And say to all the world, This was a man! St. Gregory's Parish Lettermen 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Student Senate 3,4 lPres. 43 Key Club 3,4 PATTY MCKAIG Academic Common sense is not so common Luke A.F.B. Chapel Transferred from Acad- emy of the Holy Name, Tampa, Florida S.D.S. 4 n- '-f---Q PAUL MYERS Commercial The middle course is the best SS. Simon and Jude Parish Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 MARTHA NAVARRO Commercial There is no courage buf in innocence St. Anthony's Parish C.S.M.C. l,3,4 S.D.S. l,3,4 J.R.C. 1 JOHN O'DONNELL Commercial Shining uncourted, lone and safe St. Matthew's Parish Dramatics 2,3,4 CARLENE PERKINS General It is better to understand a little than to misunderstand a lot St. Agnes' Parish ' C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4 S.D.S. I,2,3,4 Pep Club 'I,2 Glee Club 3,4 JAMES NICO Academic He was a very perfect gentle knight St. Agnes Parish Lettermen 2,3,4 Band 'I,2,3 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 Basketball 3 fMgr.J Football 4 lMgr.I GEORGE PAKECH Commercial Your logic my friend is perfect St. Mary's Parish Student Senate 4 JEROME OLSON General Large was his bounty, And his soul sincere St. Mary's Parish Knights of S.M. 4 Drarnatics 3,4 Band I,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 KAREN PHILIPS Commercial Oh, thou art fairer than the evening air St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4 S.D.S. I,2,3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Pom Pon 3,4 EILEEN NOLAN Academic Dancing - with tinkling of innumerable feet St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4 S.D.S. I,2,3,4 J.R.C. I,2 Pep Club I,2 Glee Club 'I,2,3,4 DIANE PARENT Commercial Nothing is impossible to a valiant heart St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Lettergirls 4 DOROTHY POWERS General Age cannot wither, nor custom stale her infinite variety St. Mary's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1 Pep Club 1,2 Drama Club 3,4 El Caballero Staff 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Pom Pon 2 THOMAS REYMAN College Prep Better a blush in the face than a blot in the heart SS. Simon and Jude Parish Transferred from Hicks- ville, New York Glee Club 4 Q CONNIE QUIHIUS Academic Her eyes are homes silent prayer St. Mary's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2 of VERA PRESSENDO Commercial She is as gentle as zephyrs blowing below the violets St. Matthew's Parish C.S,M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,4 Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ELLEN REED Academic Example is better than precept St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2 Drama Club 2,3,4 Knight Staff 3 National Honor Society 4 Lettergirls 4 Class Secretary 1 JOSEPH RICE Academic A youth, light-hearted and content St. Gregory's Parish Knights of s.M. 1,2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 MICHAEL RIORDAN General The love of fame is an immense stimulus St. Gregory's Parish Dramatics 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Lettermen 2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3,4 Football 3 MARIAN ROONEY Academic See, how she leans her cheek upon her hand St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2,3 QW-- JOSEPH SCHMID Commercial Happy the man, of mortals happiest he St. Francis Parish SUE SNITCHER Academic No beauty's like the beauty of the-mind St. Theresa Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 .l.R.C. l,2,3,4 El Caballero Staff 4 Knight Staff 4 National Honor Society 4 RONALD ROSINKE Commercial Unextinguishable laughter Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish DAVID RYAN General Those who love the sea do not carry the winds in their hands St. Vincent de Paul Parish WILLIAM SCHUB Academic Dead he is not, but departed - for the artist never dies St, Agnes Parish Dramatics 4 National Forensic League 4 El Caballero Staff 3 Class Treasurer 3 BARBARA SCHMITZ General What is so rare as a day in June? St. Theresa's Parish Transferred from Scottsdale High Glee Club 4 PATRICK SHREVE Genius of ICM, inspiration and 99'M, prespiration St. Francis Parish Knights of S.M. 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 CPres. 41 National Honor Society 4 National Forensic League 3,4 Deate Team 2,3,4 Knight Staff l,2,3,4 Boys' State 3 FRANK SOQUI Academic His hair is crisp, and black, and long St. Mark's Parish ERWIN SPEAKMAN Academic A strangely wise man St. Agnes Parish Track fMgr. 31 MARLANE STEVENSON General Fame, love, and fortune on thy footsteps wait St. Thomas the Apostle's Parish S.D.S..3,4 J.R.C. 4 Transferred from St. Clair, Minnesota COLLEEN STANLEY Academic You are as welcome as the flowers in May St. Agnes' Parish C.S,M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. i,2,3,4 J.R.C. l,2,3,4 El Caballero Staff 4 Knight Staff 3 KENT STAAB College Prep He is fearfully and wonderfully made St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. 'l,2,3,4 Glee Club i,2,3 Letterman 2,3,4 lVice- Pres. 43 Football 2,3,4 Student Senate 3,4 Key Club 3,4 Class Treasurer 4 ECS so l MARY JO STEPAN Politeness costs nothing and gains everything St. Agnes' Parish C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4 S.D.S. 'l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 2,3,4 Drama Club l,2,3,4 Glee Club 'l Maiorette 3 -National Honor Society 4 Girls Court 4 Student Body Secretary 3 Student Body President 4 NELSON SVEGEL College Prep They that govern the most make the least noise St. Mary's Parish Band 2, 3 Band Lettermen 3 National Honor Society 4 DANIEL SULLIVAN College Prep The wise man carries wealth in himself St. Theresa's Parish Track 2,3,4 JOHN THORSEN Academic You come late, yet you come St. Frances Parish Transferred from Pomona, California TELESFORO TORRES College Prep Whose yesterdays look back with a smile St. Mark's Parish Band l,2,4 Knights of S.M. 1,2,4 JANET VALERINE General Happiness belongs to those who are contented St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. 2,3,4 S.D.S. 2,3,4 Pep Club 2 30 FRAN TILLOTSON Academic One today is worth two tomorrows SS. Simon and Jude's Parish S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 'l,2,3,4 RICHARD TRUJILLO College Prep Honesty is the best policy St. Mark's Parish Knights of S. M. l,2,3,4 Lettermen 3,4 Football 3,4 Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Student Senate 3,4 Key Club 3,4 Class Treasurer 'l Student Body V ice-Pres. 4 NORMA TRUJILLO Academic Honesty is the best policy St. Anthony's Parish C.S.M.C. I S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. I RICHARD VALES College Prep Manners make the man St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. 3,4 Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Student Senate 4 Key Club 3,4 CATHY TOSCHIK Commercial Success is much befriended St. Gregory's Parish C.S.M.C. I,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 J.R.C. 'l,2,3,4 Pep Club 2 Drama Club 2,4 El Caballero Staff 4 Knight Staff 3,4 Camera Club 2 RICHARD TURNER Academic A spirit all compact of fire St. Mary's Parish Knights of S.M. l,2, Dramatics l,2,3,4 Band 1,2 National Forensic League 4 Knight Staff 3,4 El Caballero Staff 3 3,4 THOMAS WALSH Commercial If music be the food of St. Mark's Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Dramatics l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 3,4 wmv- U - CAMILLE VARELLA Academic That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne St. Mary's Parish C.S.M.C. 2,3 S.D.S. 2,3 - Cheerleader 3,4 iCapt. 47 ,,.,.-a love, Play on ,,-I T MICHAEL VILIBORGHI And the muscles of his brawny arms are as strong as iron bands St. Agnes Parish Band l,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 3,4 ?' THOMAS WELCH Academic He asks no foolish questions St. Mary's Parish Knights of S.M. l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 WILLIAM VEN ROOY College Prep All I ask is to be left alone St. Thomas the Apostle Parish National Honor Society National Forensic League 3,4 Debate Team 3,4 JERRY WALTERS Academic His nature is too noble for the world St. Agnes Parish Transferred from Camel- back High School ? 1 1 ANDREW WALDRON General Home is the sailor, Home from the sea St. Matthew's Parish 'X MARY ANN WENC Commercial Whose little body lodged a mighty mind St. Mark's Parish c.s.M.c. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Band Lettermen 2,3,4 3l Parish S D GERTRUDE WILKINSON Commercial The very pink of perfection .S. 1,2,3,4 SHEILA YAEGER Commercial Contentment is natural wealth St. Catherine's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,4 s.o.s.1,2,3,4 PATRICK WEST Academic Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm St. Gregory's Parish Lettermen 3,4 Football 3,4 Track 3,4 Student Senate 4 Key Club 3,4 National Honor Society 4 El Caballero Staff 4 Boys' State 3 SUSAN WINANDY Academic Charms strike the sight but merit wins the soul St. Francis Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,4 S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. 1,3 Pep Club 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 JEANNINE WILSON Commercial Fearless minds climb soonest into crowns St. Francis Parish C.S.M.C. 4 S.D.S. 4 Knight Staff 3 JEROME WILHARDT College Prep Speech is great but silence is greater St. Matthew's Parish Knights of S.M. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 JOHN WINTERS College Prep Though last, not least St. Agnes Parish Knights of S.M. 3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Football 4 Track 3,4 VIRGINIA YOUNG General Let your light so shine before men SS. Simon and Jude's Parish S.D.S. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2 Lettergirls 3,4 Pom Pon 3,4 gr? CAROL CASSAVANT Academic Something attempted Something done St. Mark's Parish C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4 S.D.S. l,2,3,4 IV. Pres. 42 Pep Club 1,2 Serious, Studious, Seniors Lois, The Board Not The Floor! ei 5 115 i 5322? JUNIOR OFFICERS Lett to .right are: Phil Preach, Vice President, Lynda Gass, President, Kathy Knepshield, Secretary, Jeff Cash, Treasurer. THE AMBITIOUS CLASS The Class of '59 has really shown that they deserve this name. Placing second in float competition, displaying a most unique and an entertaining assembly, the Juniors have combined fun and work to produce a closely knit unit of a class working together. The success ot all their endeavors can be atributed to their acceptance of responsibility. Under the leadership ot a girl president, no distinction of sexes proved most profitable- Individually, and as a class, the Juniors are really going places to make St. Mary's a success while they are here. Keep up the good work! c, lr J 74 jvfjglz AZ Irgryziifr i of, X Charlotte, Abboud KE Peggy Bell -an 3 Paula Boylan Margaret Burke Celeste Carney -f -in-rr ez? Q l Rosalie Ashton ? WV ,, , , Inf' l , 1 Theresa Barlanga vc Duane Browning Lawrence Burns Peggy Carr Colleen Cook Valerie Cook TW 53- ' 75 if C - B , C -f- '-f f ' .lm as R0 r regal fe e f C' . X f ' of wet . , -'SAN I ,,, 1 kg' we sv n y . ' E+ fx, l J - l f 1 Pete Avenenti M' Joseph Bmes nchael Barnes g et , Q tx 'iz ly fir -4 fl Q w'eif - W 5 fi 'A ,qv ' ,, ' . riff , is fi iffam R f 51' ' ri! . X I 'l ' , , ff? i'.' A if t.awfs '-f .+ir .1 .. ill? X Larry Bliquez Stewart Bloerner Junior Reading Class ? ? ? QV? Jeff Cash Rosie Cervantes , t . 4 , i i Z - ' 1 W - , . f ' 1 - ' fu ' . f ' - e a t ,ge , SM ,S K vV.k m fini .-,. HW ' i' A gift 4 'e-g ,Q H I i i , , Q V 5 ' i ff' - ' Edward Cunningham Michael Dalton Constance Boddicker ' an i . ,of 2 tr It . ', may ,v n Robert Bryce Anne Busscher 'O T Thomas Conley Anna Della Morte if V z 'fy T 1 ' i Philip Becker , , . 4 A, J taser - Jeanne Bower .lo Ann Burch Robert Carbaial Betty Connell :UQ 1 Rene Diaz 35 Lee Douglas Rosie Duarte James Dubasik Andrew Fazio 551-ss1!Ssf 5' 'W ' s X Q43 A M -an' E2 5 P' s sa wa rs, If Y 3 Patricia Edmisfen Judith Elgas Raul Egpindola Judy Feighf My 'i :Skag- if 5 , 'Na+ Margaret Garnand Lynda Gass Friends Romans, Counfrymen . . Emil Glernba MBVY Gorman Grimes . . . KEY Patricia Grlner Mary Helen Guerra Russell Hamm-,ss Sherry Hengesbaugh Leah Heimes Joe Hennessey Raymond Hernandez 2- -, - if i'?f5QMf' - . f Mix? he S N, 2 i 7 k If as...- I 5 55 '52 .fs K Hi gr at ,S K if 5 , ii L, S s 1 A I Adolphe Echevesfe Elaine Eden 1. a L .. ,, , 5 gig: :V Qvf' E a ' Ka S . rf, x- w ' 1 f,:5.5:i:. I Dennis Flinigan Teresa Foster N: 6153 - , -1 ' I .. 1 ' :abr Marlene Giambroni Marilyn Giza . ws-43 rg 533523222 2215535819 55V:Si1fiK fiiifffiifi e :.fi::.4a,Z r,.,.fg5q . S , K K ' 0' , 'luv gil ' Edward Green Vigla Gfiegc David Havlik Carlos Hayes -3. r - Eddie Hickerf William Hinfze if - , Qtr-, f , a f? '- , .4 ar? as K 1 1 f ,f sd' 3 1 Elizabeth Howard Robert Huena Michael Hurley ,al A J R b Kl ' gnes ones o er! ern Kathy Knepshield ir J ' H I J 2 . an ' ' 5 ., .4 ' ...df -J' ar- - Thomas Largo 'Z K x History Can Be Fun ? ? Sally Lew fiiif-'le A Q. 'N a r 1' '73 M' A -. '--v my 'nf A S' ,: - ' if Yllll J.. ' ool X A ' ' J l i JBHBBI1 Malorf Virginia Martinez Gloria M3773 Thomas Mattingly t , 3 'Q -1' ' fn I 5 59' 'F' K V . 1 ' 5 A J ' f J -7 Ji: , If M4 ' 'a KST, .. x . Unix A, ,, X A f5Y?fie'1,':',lf, Rulh Mcsrlde Thomas MCCMWY John Merkel Brenda Michael li i 1 . ig E , N 5 8 I ll Sofia Imperial K, iff 5 ff' 5- A F -of in .Y J, P . Fred Knott A vtt' fglf g V ll ,,, J l 4' ' H John Larosk .Cf - -A -V Q' I m u k K 'l f Gerald Madorski ti 0 ,gr I 3 ,. 1 4 Q . if Judiih May Carol Jean Mulligan I Richard Murphy Gertrude Murrell Elias Nackard Joseph Niccoli fi. ks I ,Af fa. a Q '23 2111- , vs s- j K -' Jeanette Obert Judy Pellegrini W 'Z 'Ga mfg ee, E21 cfs Jean Russell Rlclmd OMB virginia Padilla 'T' M. ' Henry Peralta . . . Add Two Eggs and Beal Well. Preach Edna Rice Robert Riesgo' Ken Ruling Henry Sanchez Patricia Sanford Cafglyn Schmidt Larry Nicholls Darlene Noli Dorothy Pearson Lydia Peiz Anna Marie Perez Michael Philips if, f., etii' 4 1 , .L 1 2 3 Veronica Rebeles Michael Rhodes .ii?lif:L57, 'wir , ,, no ww ' ff Robert Roer Anthony Rifl 1:---J :1 J. 1 . 1 El' James Schreiner Edward Seidler ala! Ju vs. -Jo 3 Q il' Michael Sparkes Par Sullivan fi A A .. , Mary Ann Stovall .- ., ., 5 W 2 ' 'i V ,? ji A if ...-v I O Edward Tate ,Q , P . Z :ii , 85 V. ' .. . wg.. 44 S ip'-4 f .i H ' A K ,. ,ff Hit - .1 Richard Twaddle Sherrie Ulmer GUY Twlillo Manuel Cruz fvfzi 5 ' 3 1 W T2 1. i . ' :iii ld 5 I I 3 V5 3 bk 'l - W VF , f l ' - ,i l i Q. Marne Ward Darrell Weidner Marie Weimer Ann Whitten 5 5? , 'E' Pi 3 fl M - Joan Winters Albert Williams ' , ' :- ., nv iv 1, lk. IDI: Thomas Thrift 'vid' Shirley Valh in M i m: 516' Phyllis Wills Q F David Trefry 4 . 2 6. N. - -v 1 W Loretta Voight X of 'Q Roxann Wilson SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Left to right are: Sandy Wetzel, Secretary, Carmen Griialva, Vice President, Dennis Duffy, President, Phil Rousculp, Treasurer. Our '60 class has really shown what courage is. Many disappointments have faced them, yet they've never given up. Hard work, unity, and all that is need- ed to produce a winner in class competition had seemed to accomplish nothing but final places. When the best acts from each assembly were given to the Mothers' Club, the Sophomore Class, still in a fighting spirit, took first and second places with the most novel acts. By never giving up even in time of failure, they have proved to the entire student body how true these words are, lf there's a will, there's a way. Good luck for a terrific Junior year! 'K '51 f Nd X af -1 Carol Ainsa Sharon Averbeck Louis Bernal N I Leonard Bogan 1 V Constance Boyles 'Q HQ Richard Carpenter lov sl' Karen Aldridge Wally Allard John Almon ,'y.'I3 , -A ,xx , . Vrk L 'lx ,VKX 1 f 1 n.. A-i Tiff Ayala Tom Banelme John Bax .3 .44 wav Harold Bielecki 'TP Mary Bono i ' z i ,fa m g l Patricia Butler Joseph Cassavant 4 Q We Is The Desk Too Low, Ken? of Nancy Calendo Noel Campbell uf' Daniel Cassidy Juanita Carrasquillo Fl. f, i Larkin Arnold f f , -5. 'W 'lu , f +1- : I V 1 of ' 5 Paul Belleavoine .- g, 1 as +6- f Q53 Simone Blanchette Nancy Bowers f-: -.wg-A N142 I-' F5255 ..:,i. r 1 4 O x 28 4 at 1 m ri li' ,ff Ki Joseph Caparella .4 'kc Eugene Contreras A ff . L 'Q i -A :jig 1 m ea ' ' f x I Joan Augustine Frank Bennett Marsha Bleuel X 3- f if H sy! Kenneth Bowles al? X n it lf. , x Pat Carlson Bertha Croslin Al X A Virginia Crump Edward D'Avola Charles Dodt Edward Dudley an .,.: . 'A Roseanna Earley Q as A Sr 3-if -' 'I - ' 'Till 4 l ,Q I Edward Figueroa P Qzazze' Mr N 'S tu Q, N- igiji M , Q 1 .ni . in x W Yi sf 1 Kathy Cummins 'fl B i N' J N ., im A Y , ii it Qftj Cora De La Cruz Hifi: 'T 'q I 6 -.1 . 5 Mary Ellen Downey ' ifigflf -we 5 ' I Dennis Duffy ' 0- . E Sk I X If yy ' 4.:-- 7 X Betty Escalante f254?s5iLf'Sil:':J1 K K 'i ily '. ,gig Q31 : f !5i:2is34. - ' L we Raymond Finley L 'ieeiey ' C' if Martha Czepowski Larry Dalton L39 Irma Delgado Libby Diaz ls EVERYBODY Ready ? ...vi .1-E.. is Gary Eich Barbara Farris oi-may '22, -if Het 4 H f M f I 1 William Fleming Carole FOQGVTY Judith Danda Bernadi DiFlavis gy Bernadette Drabek 5 i sf, H32 -A an i Betty Jean Duncan Q , -. . I .... . Q K jx - . XM , of' . Joy Daniels w 1 H- r'F '4 ef ea til, ,gif W . 535121 i,, i M- . - fx 5 Q S, 2 '15 F 1 Ea.: 1 Patricia Dockstader ' 2 Loren Duchesne Lupe Duran Rgbey-1 Fedoqk Cecilia Figueroa 5 . it . lip' A 1 ..,,.' - Mi- 'N ' 'ii . Q: A- 'Q Lyla Mae Fuller Lee -Galvin Michael Gasvon James Greff i 1 xx-5 X-1 A'N Virginia Hargett 1 fc ,K .Q if , W.. . ,V -. '1 : Ll - Tom Hickey ,- ,. f.f Ralph'Gaxiola if l 'a '45 1,4 i Carmen Griialva fi, ML, 11? - Gail Heimes 117, -. I I 1 I J ,W S , , 1 1 2. An Q R Dennis Hughes 1 gs 5, ff? ' 1 , . .I f ' .1 Q' - , I ' ' ,, im Fi Mary Gay ' up 'ul 'sbf f INN Q K K 1' I larry Guilard K JW, , :wi 152, 2532- -', . Tw . ' H 4,1 ' is , Q ii L William Gerry Veronica Gutierrez Teachers For a Day :Vai f 'CID 4 .A 4 S K H,x . U In U ' , if W ,, 1 ull . 7 Vincenl Kelly Michael Kircher Ke mY KNOW' ' 91 X . .1 v i A V' f Q M M 2 , -A Q , i y f i A Mary Ann Langlois Wally Largo Mary Liebler , zgigqfgzvw 1 Audrey Girardin Alba Glunloll Patricia Hammons Pat Hanley Mary Hearne Edyvard Heath :jg i .ve 'V- . . -.4 'nab V 'I X31 3 1 I l he i Tom Kaczmarek Mariorie Keller M. f Y 1' i ir 3 , exif' ' +1,g1:. x. I 3 , wig .1 :V 1. . Q Q, A-7 y V I I 4 Jacque Knuffke Susan Kordylas Bing LaFond . 5, -2.-fl : ' We . K -Q v '19 ' , ,i K lg 3 .. , A A Q 4 . A Kalhleen UQQSTY Virginia Lorhbardi Eugene Lopez 43 i '-- A 1 1 iw sk is-1' -.1 V . . . P' 0 1 . ' . , - . , Albert Lussier Charlene Matz Michael McGahn f-'57 Albert Mendoza ? Q fm X Yolanda Morales . Patricia Noli 2f!::ariE, :if' - 5 if ifsi f- if : g g: QS 1.15: 'jpg-5 ag, , .,,,.. L 5 , . A ' Q- gfixgiiail,-1 f ly' N giliiilfliliw fi .f ., A , . . V ggi: , M. -at 'Mfr 1 5 f , mit. .W ea. W' .A N '- rtwssgf My .4-el' .:, . ' 5 1 ifiigiif , W xii:-V ' W 'W' i .. fi 51355 1, ' 1 - y f x 41 , t- -:rf 5 : ,if I 5 , i A Jr' ' La, ' si, X, 3 5 Sandra lynn Dan May A' . L ig- f' 9' .yfkilillg 'My 3 ,.:,- E . X L Nadine McHale Judy Mernagh Q 1 ' Joseph Mulligan Qt.. afitigix 2' ' iff XAQ1, Rita Obert Jim Madrid John Maraschiello ggsfiiiizi , i L s,1'f1-.1,, l.,.. . 3 in F, F B, R i if Michael Mazich Tom McBernie . ,. 'pf jf Jolene Martinez Sylvia Martinez is Q ,,, X, ,J 3 Us 'P' 2 iii! ' -.. ' Marie McCullough Jude McDonough Sharon McMurty Louis Melendez J: S J .- i ' E' An Electric Ball-point? 2 L .. m A i v -- - K X51 A . . I I 1 - 1 ' zsiii- TF z New i fffasigff- x Sv -':l- V1 W' '-'i -- .. 2 - X 1 ,-5a.Ja- az., - -EVIL-W if ' l .- K--'ig' ' i 7 .'I A iffy IM K fp.. ' ' ' nl..:- M . Josephine Munoz George Murphy so X. EPZ: ': H Q., .pt-su? Y , L xx xc as 5 ill? , iff es? A ag me 33 it I . 1 wt N ,Ji 1- HE , N Dee Ann O'Grady Dalia Olivas Gary Michael Paul Monteilh Nl- 5' 43- V 2 wee Z es, J he ll X M w Q Q , . , 5. . . . K .V isiir: 35 ' ' t fs Q P? if Michael Naughton Jerry Nicholls Douglas Olson Sfephen O'Neill M , 4 '22 gf-rr v7 1? .QQ jr ' l M 'I 5 . ,V Vickie Pasqualetri Murray Passmore .uv ,. ' X rx 1 Q fe Michael Ranahnn Barbara Reed W ji I . -'31 -on A ,Q Q Q-7 Mary Rogers Mariorie Rork 'D Ii . .9 Y :IP V K ,,Ufj.f. i 'V - i ' yi '-,f,,fi ii l W7 'xx 'n V ' i ul.-gl 4 Philip Rousculp Pelef Salas 4' Q -r 2 ,fix A L .J A A Z '17 ' jp . ' A r ' Roberta Schmid K td .l 2'- Q., . P eilnii ., .5-M w . , A Thomas Snyder Sandra Sebert eg if K' 'J 'ltr + S, 1 1 Delia Soqui I .Q in ns , 5 in Elizabeth Pemberton Joe Perkins Virginia Quihuis V ly- A -Al 4? an Ala, .. I YQ K I Allen Rice Diane Rich. Helen Riordan Lost In Thought ,,... ,A CS- fw R R My i f '-f it EE 5, I N Q 2 H NV l dl Carol Rosenquist vo- fl' Armard Salese Qi, .. ag. E X In 5 1 2 n I l Dorothy Sell Kathryn Sepiol Margaret Shea mm ' ,pa wiv I .l xy . ag A - 'z :im . Q + Haw 1. ' Y Q, 8 iq - n nf iiiifi' -A V Q-1 . L X I , 5 1 Donald Quinn Ross Roberts Q 5 5 4 44 Q Cecilia Rculston Patricia Shafer X7 Carole Shim? '91 f-1 I pony Sowell Wayne Stevens Brenda Storey Denise Sforey 45 'I fy 9 W X . X o . x 'xi' Victor Tafaseo 4 X ., .K E i l .F il X X Q4 ,Q N R f -if -s H vin 5 ' A :FL H2 Q al , Q W mr., 'wWz,.fi, WF' fgiiifl i 55 1 :t'5:v::.',s:: 'f 'V fl v-if Nh , . 1:.i.l,W. lem: : 'WN iiliiffii E QQ '15 7 E 'ffs1:1wv, V, 1 T Q Q E 2 all 4: fe Q T rrli i A I Sue Taylor lf lf I iggzgm-1 ri, i 1, .li in x M :QIJ1 E fit 9 w. i if x R 7 K , T Verdis Tucker Lawrence Tuzon .I W qt ,rv QL Q Q 41 f ' if . , W , x Carol Wardein sw , S N0rma Velez ' T Gerald Wetchensky Sandy Welzel li aff-ii T 3 QM, . , iillgeixl A' Emily Wolf S William Wimberly Q I , V W ,mm A 17 'Six V X 'Z if l 'V' pa' -1 7 - . ' i -v-if . 1 :em : Sheron Thompson Ralph Tiffany Loretta Veon NB? MBVY Weisenhofer Qu, 5 lip s luis ,f Kenneth Toon Lena Truiillo l lk??S?f'l:'--' ,,?5?!'s: - : 'ffl wa. .,,, ,gay Q , . sr - , ,. ' 5 Peier Vital Kaiharine Walker -- wk -1. i, Y.. Si , ,. - 4 ,X Helen Wilkinson Donald Williams ax- ' 332 - '?f:'f- Q li' il' ' . i g ur, Y 1. Edward Ziemkowski N in 'ir I unnndii' ,m.,.a.1 suv ' -u i 3 lu 7' ' 9 Q11 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Left to right are: Pat Boyd, Secretary, Craig Preach, President, Mary Ellen Smith, Vice Pres., Missing, Bod Snyder, Treasurer. THE ENTHUSIASTIC CLASS This class must be commended for its ability to work as a group to show the spirit that is Saint Mary's. Making a fine showing in the float and assembly competitions, they promise to have fruitful years at St. Mary's. .sqm-ug.-a-., 1 i X .-5 L -.-4... David Addison Genevieve Arcs Gail Bleuel ' I isf fi .sua QQ 3 SEM WSW Q 'E Sag il Xi F1 .. , .. ., ,Zi M 5 QE s ,Q , , l Elf' 0 W John Alba Connie Arvizu f-wget Era: rs: 1: J Terry Bliquez Sue Ann Brewster Elizabeth Brodie T , ,A f - X... , isp. ,K K 7 N i 1 . fu ml' J s1,.gg Z. . - A r ,,1Q-553: - ar . if - E ' :. 5325 1. L H, 5Q3g.xlA A- ,Q K 1 , ' ' Kiwi? . ' ' il i .. ,QV 'v ff. of e- 6 Patricia Carrigan I egg., - 5 ,Q xiii. 0 ,, 2' 'ii . f . 'X QV 92 i X- Ronald Cook Terry Cash Manuel Cota -1444 -e g X Joseph Alvarado . Qt -we if ig: . Ugyskfqr we .a , gsifijeiw-1,-.. - ,Mg Q 7 5 2 ffl .- ' L' 7: 221 ' S .si 4755 Joyce Marie Balcerzak ' 'T l :ef 'Q ' -W. - ig ...ww 7 ' 'g x ' B Y 9235x215 Flor De Marie Alvarez William Bardebben i Oooh, Sister - My Needle! . iifiiiiiiiiii Sw- mi-.igi-im. . awww iq if f fi ' a:?fs2iff15ftif,sff , 5 it 'Q 23: 1 i ' gun. 59, :-L ' .T:.,..kg? ! , V 5 1 ti -S 1 E 'Yemspi .. f - iw-.ii S' p. Dolores Castanier ifeilsif - . QSESEEISSLTEQ-f i .. Mia-:ri,.,: .. -5 siwiipiiiri-' Hiiifzff ' :mm zswx . 251255515 exam . 525535529 ., 1, . -: sgsszxfszs ' vid' . gmsifgeii 09+ ,iw H 1- i - - -we , si, 1: Kg W 'W' Marie Ccls OPI f95 ?',1ETifii? . N ,+ Jew L I iQ , . ili kaazab Amw,6L L ' 555552295 1425211 ,fun SEWLSSEL' ,gf ' . 5 'N 5 ff 11' f A N Charmine Cousino James Craney Joseph Alwin x :Iii my ifliuxffl gmigi f igi- I ,,ii i,i'l . Qi leiffigirfze-11. iv fm.x5z1,Q. if w ere-to . , 1-' F 5 . . ge - J, U, J John BarrY ayay ' iligfrfr ,F i as ' Jack Blodgett ll my Marie Carraro ismgfiiif 5 Q f ' 535591 i 'A ff my S L .r ' Qiaisgw - JP? W5 f 2 K L Nl! w x ,M Y ,, Randy ConwaY Rudolph Cueto -get ki ., as K K. wifi f k l 3 fn-N i Wx 7 L ,ai .-....w John Arbuthnot irszfszgle 5 in New .. . . mt . , - f- ,I br ' Beverly Beaufeaux . :-2225.55 K Patricia Boyd X 1 We Irene Carrasquillo : -me Q A Wanda Corcoran eq: fagig yds: if ieeiie gil K J x J, if av: , i 5.8 is Q Us W X as we wi? 4 i X Joan Cummins rw- 1 F Jeanni Cummins 5535?-i5gr'r5,:w ' - H 7 z ,5 ,fn , 1, '-A ir Wf,, ,.'k I wi Mary Jill Cunningham Dorothy DePaoli ...v .J Dubasik T40 rv- v -6 x.: i, ll 1 7 J Frank Dial '14 ' TI I 'CM jd D W' Jackie Cure JUdY CUVN5 Rosalie Diaz D'3'1e Shawna Duffy 'F 5 -J as xy, -1' sf. l' J - J , l Who, ME? William Emrich Richard Erbland W WJ .f 5 . ,M f N- M J J 15 A 1 F9 gas, A 'A ' X it 5 f g fi' Q im V 1? -. l ' W Mary Falk Connie Fenwick Charles Farrell Tony Garcia 4 Mary Figueroa Jerry Geegan JOSGPH Gilsdorf Mike Gomez x If J S 'W ,. 1 ' - 1 ' X f Terrence Dalton Dorolhy Ann Doner ..i, K --. S peg W' nv ll? . , l 1 4 f f If 1. JJ : James Ehmann 1 X iii' '5- A :WW l Viola Ertle , A ,, -, 2 as .am , J X, I N 4 L Peter Galser 1 r N A! -4' 1 QM la Y XY :X f.: - 'X Ill' 8.3 X 3 c J lf: . Chrisiine DGY 5' - Mary Dooley gg, R. ' 1:- Bruce Esker V ri 41 g I c awp X' sei RX S X A Ronald Garcher A 1 1 Beniamin Goodman Frank Gfiego 49 x R s f '- J f--g J, J Q X 57' is K J ski iii' Lm ii 'XWHK if J J '3 P J 'li T '. 'ff' Q isers J, R J I 3 J J l Q ,IIQ .K km! . Tj A: gifs. S H N Q H H aff -'QA f the ' 7 ll I JP 1 5 W1 X ' J .- A f- if 5 i f fx Bobby Guzman Elila Hawkins James Hill rs, EF? I -0 ' ii .pf f . ix . ,Y 'T' James Holmes 5212- M Q, . Robert Hughes Q J lfnx ul Jody Johnston 1 Patricia Haag David Hamish Susie Hanley . - ,Lf mf iifgf K g glgm . K A J X X 'J 5 l f4 MBFY Ann H699 5ha 0n HSHGY Donald Hermann Mary Hermanson I , . .. wi J it 6 -it wi . 5:3 kkr. A -I '..: :Q ' is J K 1 -1 F to J 'i'. ' ael Hipsman Sharon Hintze - J . , sim sam ' ' 'HSLQJQQLE-7X4 i : iff ' ff v -J w ' ,Q,,,,WX,: . ,. 1 'QQ W js R S J i 'f iaaa r 9 g, . J J 'Q it -5ir-k,, EW Shawna, Is H Really Inter-esTing? .:,,- a a H 4 mf -bill: rl' l si lf --rg.:M ' L S - QQ sf -13 is 'SY X Q f is rf as iii: 4 im 1 , ' R hi . fit - mr- Mei-5? D ld H ff Arthur Howard Ona U ef ii iaai J '- L' r A I J no James Hyde Mike Jane Robert Jaurique Ronnie Hughes fa! J . fig 5573 ' Eifiii L . L ' ' ' lf . - na .. K lf. J I ,ii J A 'M' f. i , f Leroy Jones Richard Jungbauer Charlene Kirchman Michael Klem ll Rosalie Harmer wt-Wi, 3, . x, Thomas Herrick F? Judith Hoehn . iF-iififfikfsfkt- K 535:-152'f1gw mga gi Jwfsz . 'Qs f ' Sail vf.. aggaggjf- ., if . E 1 A ,ul Jim Huard ii ! wi if 1 w f X .1 if igf ' 7 u 2 Q 3 an Michael Johnson Ann Knowlton L. ., l l' I rw. 1' I ?l 1. 6 ' fiff -4 .4 A W 1 Mike Kunkel Angela Ladamato -4 -.tix ggi V L . Q I 1 fl , , ,M w 1 , . tw I Andrew Laubrneier Hervey Lemire N -'fl Carmen Leyva Kenneth Link fs I --.f Roscoe Liste, Jean Lunenschloss 6 Jeanette Martinez COUSYGUCE Mason v'r ? . ff ,rl P' , ww .1 . ... .i wgq- : - .,k, , M W lllr3jVl.A,l,lll,gffffh+ J! fYl:'S', lflf- - if Q. 5 Q ' W: Q lilfifjy an Barbara Lamphear William Lamphear -we ,. ft w 1 fl X Carl Lemon Ernest Lenhan Two Hung-ry Frosh ,Q I H ,J , w M- 3 6 , f V 'N' Bill Mattingly Terry McBride u l Q, 1 Q i 32 i A aw Y gif f,,- wp 1- :MX ff if t K .0-. Marie Larosk if John Lenhart if saw 4 gf! l Hazel Linsenmeyer Claudia Ann Malonso 'v-Y , 1 Alice McCarthy fl J5CQUelynne Laster Norma Lew il 5 A 9 .1 -'Xt 1: no ,, AU I Ji as . X .Lg Q, 'rs - 6:5 Annette Lister X 4 x U I Anthony Marchese 5a 'dY McGowan , ' fgsil. -- A R, e A , fp 1 'vw A L r J -f ' -A . . 9' ff- J ,-ite A L J ' ' o L ligtfflfi 1, ff. , 7 ,- g ' 533 ' ' ' l I V, 1 0 4' Q '-:Z fi k . ' -- . x 7 A Kathleen McHenry Maureen Mclntyre Katie McKai9 John MCKal9 Jim Mcpqeever Patricia McLain 5l WQJ fe w il? f '- if ..- 5 4 ,R Q X l 3 ex -P J- a . H, ix SSS rr k 1 Thomas McMahon um -Q lv -+- Q . K. .7 p 3 Palflcla MCNBHY Joe Medina John Minor J 3 +A- I HW' gl fwsfgs' -- ..., -r - V . -M, ., P.: . . ,. . if . 'huuf,, Q Calvin Momn Frederick Mosley is Qu? wi Judy Naughton John Olea . u...,p r F . u legit,-.-,. Q. K K gag 2 , Ca. N X Y 4 Kenneih Nelson -I J l :six 5 Q1 Qs' is ii sw ggi., . ii. 3 gg' R X lip' 4, A :P wc AI' if Nr 1 Phyllis -Olson -, J l , X 'K 2 fi Q ' ' Margaret O'SulIivan Arthur Palma Clarence Perry cg J I ,..:1 J Clyde 'Perry Hadley Murrell Miriam Mracek Ng Xi yyy r if 'v 3' lllll -my A 'gflwm +95 fri Musical Chairs? '-we 'E E,,,,j ,123-'jg 1 mm K as ii. fp L i Q li. will S E' Ai' wigs ll' X Ann Patcl-sen Dana Lee Palmer K i ggm yfeg. f J ugregmia ' f l? ,Swv - , 5, pin K . - K y k . . ,qw 1351 - - 2, H' :airline - . S g,i,Q,,- J , is ' f iefrsfev , , . f 1 if werlr- K ,Q 'wtf' 'f lege' l Y- ag I Q 35 V ' A ' :E lil H H.. 1 , f ' !, ljawltffu lax. Q I is John Playman James Ponfe Karen Mooney John Moofe J .F -., . . Elia . .5 if ' ' , J 'HM -- - P John Musselman Josephine Nalfafm 2 lx , - 1 M , esac .f 4. xt -: K ' 535: lily? i' ' 2 Sai' H if lr f i J 'A or - 1 P , rl l 5 ggi I Angelina Orabuena Thomas Nicholls Dale Nix '5fE::Ea 1- 2515. J ' F ,M gs K eg 5 X Ja X me l--,,- 2, my S, 3 v , f H1 :XX X , John Osborn f--ff-uf , iilllbiii. 2kf3,,3m-gin, ' - as Q My fi M, . K J E 5 1 fffzifszfr -L , , 'g ' ME 'EE . Q ,. as . xx 2: - -A lf' L f - 4 rf A - : 'Q 'V :f37f'iiji.f usa? . 7-wziyii V ,G Y Q, . 1. 2 , W , li Rosalie Porrmann . .i N X S li Q ggi - we George Patchete Judy Ann Pentkowski il X H r 'xl 1 N S 'l g, .S K Q S 213 a H 1 J -I J. 4 Craig Preach A :gy ' wr' nm .33 L7 . uf 'i. Q?':.'Ef 3955 -ew -4 . -lf' f K 1 1 1 sr- J ,ggi X ...Q . -A 5 .. 1? '?. k -..- Diane Gualtire MQ , -0 b 9' 0 Michael Ring wwf' rx , -7 . ff I , Elizabeth Sarlo 1 7 I 1 1. 1 Y if an , Qt Mary Smith ggg-i . gave' 4 ,., , X Thomas Sutton 4 ,X 55 7 5.4, . 34, 1... ffeiifi ' wi . M, A .ff 'J' is ,r ...av 1 1. 4' X ' i, J 1 ' .- r. Timothy Ranahan Barbara Randall Mike Rasa' r '25 , ,. .. I r 'sa X 4 5... Reber' Rin Phillip Rulloda Robert Sainz Y -15 if f 'Q .47 Jean Schrump i 1-B .1 ig., ,.:. -4, '-1' Z , Q Y if , r Q , A it gl ,Q ' all fa -as A Robert Snyder Y I9 V an 335 1' yy , 16 fs J05ePh Swingle Charles Stepan iff 1 Q S fi ..k. V , . K leafy 5 y any 5 A I . J . Frank Talak C1 Interesting? Mary Suer 1'-'aa' f S .,,, My ' 5 . : Q ,J ,V ... ' v ' Q Joel Thalheimer TZ! ft sl lvwl - our 'vu 5..jr:. , 'I 1- Q W, I, I t. 9 Barbara Rooney V Joanna Sandoval V gg - 1 D Joy Schuble l' . In , ..- T - 'M E 'f Inf , Y. l ,Q A ,,a l ,af f .. I Vern Shipton s - . . ' n J, 'N J Mary Pat Sullivan ,iv 'ff '3 Ks J Ronald Rosepiler V i 1 - A as a - -FK. . xx I' ik l I Jim Sanford he '- av Marion Scott , t Q' Q y tb f 9 Q f 'fa 1 Barbara Smith ,gg Q SQL. T'9.r h s l r ar .LQ . XX Q E St? X Q Q1 S Q f Betty Jean Suppes ao if William Toon 53 :CFA 'Q 5 . mr 'R so--p ,Q Marie Tourvllle Mary Ann Valerine Pat Want land . V ' f roer e fl: 134229: f ' J A Qflffi ' ' '-5. , ' 5 7:53256 x W , W ' ' 1: . -'I - E ,. r. . n , .fu 'la' .f s- ,. , :Nfl 5 Q ji Wllllam Tfakes lencha Truiillo Mary Tucker f ,. 1 i ' sill . , .. : mlm .- - fl ' 'I 3152,-1f+ : so W Marie Antoinette Vicenve - Cam' Walkenback L flik f' 3 z V- , . W . ff ' ' ' ' . ' :flvfl lf ' -A , I' ' ' f 4' L annul Mary Kay Wargel Donald Weeks Slephen Wenc aw Q K Willie Tucker Ti 1 1 4 o A . 1 H Q as Saws .1 -r ' L f 7 255K-if o l ll as N 3 v 5 ' 5 W 6 3 Richard Wallace Q Q ...Q ffl, F' . :- , ' ff fir' i .5 M---0 K .- Y fa im - - - - I A Oliver Turner Pl'llllP Walton Barbara Ann Wieiek Leroy Wilkinson s 2 r an A if y M V ' 'i r-e iff iota- xo 23 of .af if i V if jgfgk' gzzi A 'W ' 'W a n N leaf- W. .1 , is lx x ,J l ' A Victoria Williams G5 Y Wolf Tony Yanez Charles Young Walter Zinc f - x is . i . . Q -.mild lf .L . r 4 'Y :W fi rx ,Pi ik ,2 'if'1l '3, '1l? L we ,,mw,w, il S' Q 54 Q W M MQ-wwe W 1 :Q Nt win J Ji . :affix .lie ww ,Af Svtuhrnt WF 579112119 56 f Srtuhrnt Qluunril Left to right, back row. Gus Hermann, Kent Staab, Phillip Preach, Lynda Gass, Jeff Cash, Kathy Knepshield. Left to right, front row. Larry Carrigan, President, Jo Anne Hintze, Vice-President, Sherrie Ulmer, Secretary, Esther Mariassy, Sue Eldridge. Munir Lett to right, back row. Dick Vales, Phil Preach, Pat West, Fr. Alexander, O.F.M,, Moderator, Jim Mracek, President, Rudy Guglielmo, Adolfo Echeveste. Left to right, front row. Kent Staab, Phil Becker, August Hermann, Ray Hernandez, Larry Liquez, Conrard Murphy, Larry Carrlgan, Dick Truiillo. I 4 i 3 , Q Left to right, back row. Hervey Lemire, Michaela Jane, Mary Ellen Smith, Pat Boyd, Larry Tuzan, Mike McGhan, Craig Preach. Left to right, front row. Sandy Wetzel, Kathy Cummins, Mary Jo Stepan, President, Carmen Gryalva, Dennis Duffy. Y AV if gy. ,pq 5 Girlz Qlnurt I J' 'ls Q1 Left to right, back row, Lynda Gass, Secretary, Esther Mariassy, President, Sue Eldridge Treasurer, Mary Jo Stepan. Left to right, front row. Sherrie Ulmer, Kathy Knepshield, Jo Anne Hintze, Vice-President Officers: Colleen Stanley, Secretaryy Carol Cassavant, Vice-President, Carol Balducci, Presidentg Camille Varella, Secretary missingg Mary Ann Wenc, Pub- licity Manager. Carol Balducci, President, models SDS formal. ' W UK3 Mm Slllflplf Fl UESTlNY f Sx we mime - l V, 1 ' 4 ' 5 flaw iquifswi L' ' G S gf fl y,t WM Aaah A64 . If xml ff 4kl M042 1-nffnencecf 'A yvdfr Age? Lum 1' l l lt- will IHEV L-W-f-W QNSWERED s gzg sr at lx 6 af Frances Miller and Vera Pressendo show interest in Lumen Book display O iliac 5, Officers: Judy Feighf, President, standingg Mary Catherine Liebler, Secretaryg Mary Ann Langlois, Secreiaryg Donna Holden, Vice-President, Martha Navarro,' Treasurer. Anne Marie Della Morte, Vera Glose, packing altar linens for fhe missions. 1 mid Jody Mae Teaches catechism to the children of the mis sions. Knights nf Saint iilllnrgh The sole purpose of this large group is the spiritual welfare of its members. The requirements for a Knight to belong is to say three Hail Marys for faith, purity, and a happy death. These he offers for his own intentions and those of his fellow members. There are three degrees to be attained of which the Knight of the Year is the highest. Left to right Larry Carrigan, Conrad Murphy, Knight of the year, Father Barnabas, O.F.M., moderator, George Packeh. will Btrhuh Bill Schub is dead. Essentially he was no different from you or me, He had his brushes with the faculty and knew the anxiety of report card time. A dance or game held as much intein: for him as fog arzysgaf up But nontheless he had the unique spiritual quality which ' ' t ' t a 's me e lmatrue n? o in ry . Drama was his irst love and to his memory we dedicate the following pages. 65 'af .SQ Nxt- 'Q at f Officers: Bolo Branch, President, Kathy Knepshield, Sherrie Hingesbaugh, Dick Turner. -.2 -,,v- 'Ie 'Z . Q Q ,.. wiv M. Q, -Xiu 1 . + 5 cf K Left to right, back row. Ellen Reed, Cathy Toschik, Bob Branch, Jack O'Donnell, Tom Walsh, Mike Dawson. Second row. Father Roch, moderator, Kathy Knepshield, Mary Jo Stepan, Mary Ann Stovall, Pat Sanford, Sherrie Hingesbaugh, Dick Turner, Margaret Rose Greener, Lois Huff, Donna Holden, Jody Johnston, Jerry Olsen. Sitting. Joyce LeMans, Marne Ward, Anne Busscher, Esther Mariassy, Jeanne Bower, Jo Anne Hintze, Vicke Pasqualetti, Dottie Powers. ll . 'W' l SL.. Father Roch is often seen inspecting props as in this instance Kathy Knepshield looks on as Mike Dawson and Tom Walsh adjust the lights for opening night. J ,M One must be a handyman and actor as Mike Daw son illustrates. 0 Costuming is important for a good production Q 'N X X at Hi What a new delicacy ? Ouch! Caught me red handed! K JM 1 3 g K 4' Yippee! He's dead! Thafs about H! Ap You? V There were never such devoted sisters? I 5 fill If Kneeling, left to right: Joe Fallon, Dave Havlik, Mike McGahn, Jerry Nicholls. First row . . 'Iv standing, left to right, Barbara Reed, Sherrie Ulmer, Dick Truiillo, Libby Diaz, Ray Es- trada, Bob Branch, Dick Turner, Vickie Pasqualletti, Betty Connell, Joan Winters. Second row, left to right: Mike Klein, Pat Shreve, Phil Rousculp, Tom McBernie, Anna Marie Della Morte, Ed Seidler, Bill Ven Rooy, John Bax. Back row, left to right, Dennis Duffy, John O'Donnell, Charles Bayer, Mike Dawson. Front row, left to right: Dave Havlik, John Bax, Dennis Duffy, Mike McGahn, Jerry Nicholls, Ed Seidler, Back row, left to right: Tom McBernie, Barbara Reed, Bill Ven Rooy, Pat Shreve, Charles Bayer, Mike Klein, Father Barnabas, Moderator. Nw Nattuual Quant Svnrirtg wg --A-Y giy 1. LY xx Q .gg :.. .4 Y .H 5. iii. GI. Back row, left to right: Pat Shreve, President, Fred Hughes, Adolpho Echeveste, Pat West, Larry Carrigan, Vice President. Second row: Dick Truiillo, Mike McGahn, Phil Becker, Kent Staab, August Hermann, Rudy Guglielmo, Phil Rousculp, Conrad Murphy. Third row: Dave Havlik, Tom McBride, Ray Hernandez, Al Williams, Larry Bliquez, Phil Preach. Lala Cure, President, Judy Pelligrini, Vice President, Sister Phyllis, Moderator, Sue Taylor, Secretary, Bernie DeFlavis, Treasurer. iirg Glluh -4-.QM-f ' I' . I l 4 l 'J cs fly A A A gp Y ,x date she- could crawl into a laun- dry img and no one would know the cliffviwxicw-. This loosely hang- hcmline to ll 4-hangu but it better. ever ing d rexs them 1? seen Shi l shown ' ebefxola own , alto' x COE ,ss 85 to mls month at D... my column. To clea. -p the questions, I would like to explain that 'SO' means end or slgn otlaln . X. ,.,,. ,h:, I W ' TYPES ,,,,,- J l . ,pg LUYALTY, ,. c ,g M ' ' ' -2, I.. 'J'- x fs , . .3 A 1 1 X RELIABILITY ' tm- ' 'Q- K ir. K X fre Y 2 if xrgoffer By Judy Blu ..at a poor l fellow the ground is practically a I anymore. Mr. Grou ly so very import. Did you know tx. A-4 PERSEVERANCE ENTHUS, M hal 'OMB News writers for the Knights are busily working to meet their deadline. Seated at Sow the typewriter is Mary Hearne, overlooking her shoulder, Pat Hanley. At the table mid are from left to right Martha Czepowski, Sally Lew, and Valerie Cook. that after sleeping through the. Dld Iqua lgngwg FAMILY TYPE5 ,J ,J J I ff 53545:-'5:e:l.f l winter. on February 2 het' ... . v .. c. ,Nt the' X 'ol ? l oved and The d by a '55 Ford grill. He scooped and lowered the hood and trenched the grill shell. The finishing touches were added .by lowering the car four inches ln the front and six inches ln back. This cus- oomed job was finished in Anni- r . 'versary Gold and Tisian 'Blue with '56 Olds type hulbcap painted gold. IV! the Touch of a Genius ?'I believe that the true idea of customizing is only carried out when the work is done by the owner of the car, remarked Murphy. Murphy has carried out this theory on his own car. All the work was done by him' except for the basic paint job and the interior upholstery which ls tin- lshed ln white naughyde and blue trim Headlines are an important part of an article. Analyzing the family types are, left to right, Marlene Giambroni, Kit Haynes, and Joan Winters. 69 S ,l 'w... 59- l' 4 55' as pq. ' ,., -yi K n K . f ll .210 JK' yr 'V' N it xml 'V KM L5' as , gag W A 232 Q. ' 7 K iitliikxfx WXQQKE ,.. V. L A . ., ..,. M., . L 1 l.0laha1I1rrn cs, ' x Esther Mariassy, Literary Editor is NB' N-'-Psy it ,L A perfect portrayal of the El Caballero's editor, Toni Gass, is this one at the typewriter. She literally spent her days and nights working on the annual. But all her work was not in vain as the finished product illustrates. The many new ideas she introduced into the EI Caballero will make the 1957-58 school year memorable to all. Orchids to you, Toni, for an excellent iob. is rs, ' x X N.. idx .Xe f x f -xlk Mn.- , A . Charles BGYGF, Larry Bliquez, CO-9diT0r Sports Editor c. 5. i As business manager, Jerry Knorr, lends a hand to making a page layout, Dennis Garrett intently proof- reads copy. 1 Hey you interrupted me! Exclaims Vera Glose, typ- ist for the annual. Sharing Vera's sentiment are two other typists, Sue Eldridge and Jeanne Bower. Assistant Business Manager, Jo Ann Hinfze, Sports Assistant, Pat West, and Sportswriter, Mickey John- son, pause from their work to smile for the camera. Doing the many varied 'obs on the annual were these girls. Top row left to right Sue Snitcher Colleen Stanley Carol Balducci. Middle row left to right: Dotty Powers Mary Ann Stovall Sherrie Hengesbough Lynda Gass, Diane -Bertoia. Bottom row left to right Jo Ann Arvizu Anne Busscher Gwen Conway, Kathy Bartelme, Pat Sanford, Judy Felght The El Caballero was very fortunate this year to have two very capable and dependable photographers in the persons of Bruce Almon and Louie Bernal. These two sophomore boys sacrificed much of their time so that all school activities would be recorded in this annual. They truly deserve rousing applause. eff 1155.19 yzfig' 5 y ,Ai J - ,?,,.ff- shark X .8-.Qs gg, Gfrslglxuf ' F .-.LMJE 0 0 sc . Sf-Q 1, 'K Q ' 4 ' 9 X -' L ' Q -if 'Q' A Qlvrtergrrla ' K an Back row left to right: Pat Viliborghi, John Winters. Third row: Joe Martin, Bill Boetcher, Sec ond row: Barbara Schmitz, Dottie Powers, Kay Butler, First row: Vera Pressendo, Lala Cure Susan Winandy. pn iff R Q7 gay iii. Back row: John Larosk, Fred Knott. Third row: Tom Raymonde, Joe Bates, David McNeIIis. Second row: Willena Dodt, Carlene Perkins, Dottie Pearson. First row: Jeanne Bower, Viola Griego, Frances Miller. fduninr C6122 Qlluh Back row, left to right: Philip Walton, Wally Allard, Jack Barry, David St. Pierre, Frank Talak, John Playman, Peter Salas, Bob Snyder, Tim Ranahan, Harvey Lemire, Calvin Moran. Second row, left to right: Alice McCarthy, Mar- garet O'Sullivan, Barbara Smith, Pat Carrigan, Jody Johnston, Jean Cummins, Judy Naughton, Elizabeth Sarlo, Sharon Hintze, Mary Ann Valerine, Mary Tucker, Sandra Zazueta, Judy Pentkowski, Joan Cummins. Front row left to right: Veronica Gutierrez, Judy Danda, Kathy Sepiol, Patty Butler, Susan Kordylas, Jacque Knuffke, Gail Heimes, Emily Wolf, Deanne O'Grady, Carol Fogerty. Minh Evtivrnwn Back row left to right: Tom Walsh, Richard Beaufeaux, John Hobbs, Mike Viliborghi, Howard Bell, David Havlik, Jerry Olson, Telle Torres, Louis Furtaw, Leo Carraro, Tom Welch, Roberta Hargett, Jeanette Obert, Mary Ann Wenc, Sherrie Ulmer, Bill Wimberly, Judy Feight, Gertrude Murrell, Phyllis Wills, Peggy Bell. Eanh First row: Left to right: Mr. Henry Ketter, Band Director, Sue Taylor, Barbara Reed, Jerry Olson, Hadley Murrell, Mary Ann Wenc, Sherrie Ulmer, Cecilia Roulston. Second row: left to right: Roberta Hargett, Judy Feight, Ger- trude Murrell, Larry Burns, Kenny Bowles, Benny Goodman, Peggy Bell. Third Row: Left to right: Jeanette Obert Phyllis Olson, Jeanne Lunenschloss, David Havlik, Richard Beaufeaux, Tom Thrift, Manuel Cota, Murray Pass- more. Fourth Row: Left to right: Ronald Garchar, Veronica Rebeles, Leo Carraro, Phyllis Wills, Vern Shipton, Tony Ritz, Jim Huard, Jerry Wilhardt. Fifth Row: Left to Right: Tom Walsh, Steve O'Neill, Mike Wimberly, Tiff Ayala, Noel Campbell, Telle Torres, Mike Viliborghi, Tom Welch. Mr. Ketterer directs the band in a violin for- mation, as the band plays a violin exercise. 1. The winter months find Saint Mary's band music cheering the teams at the foot- ball and basketball games. With the beginning of spring the marching band becomes a concert band whose presentations are enioyed by all. Under the able direction of Mr. Henry Ketterer, this group is certainly a fine asset to our school. After an excellent halftime show, the,band appears in marching formation, preparing to leave the field Our dazzling Pom Pon girls are dancing the can- can on television to Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-Ti-A. tjniiii Xl. li-iq u While the band plays Anniversary Waltz the sparkling Maiorettes ioin the band in forming a movie camera. An arch is formed as the maiorettes exhibit their excellent talent twirling to the ever popular Swanee, STUDENT COUNCIL At St. Mary's the organization of all school functions such as dances, assemblies, and picnics is done by the Student Council. Through them the different classes, clubs, and organizations present their plans for approval by the fac- ulty. The various representatives are molded into a unit responsible for the social side of the school year. STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate of Saint Mary's is that group responsible for the enforcement of school rules. The Senate is com- posed of boys chosen for their scholastic ability and leadership qualities. The new members are elected by the Sen- ators themselves and approved by the faculty. GIRLS' COURT This year has shown rise of a new honor club. Parallel to Student Senate, the Girls' Court, under the direction of Fath- er Alexander. The qualifications are stiff and members are conscientious of their duties. This year Junior and Senior Student Council members were chosen to be the initial members of this club. S. D. S. Supply the Demand for the Supply! This is the modesty club to which most Saint Mary's girls belong. The fight for decent clothes and entertainment is initiated here. The S. D. S. book drive, First Saturday Rosaries, and Fashion Show are main proiects. S. D. S. keeps the girls posted on new styles, decent shows, and articles concerning their ideals. CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE The purpose of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade is to encourage prayer, study, and sacrifice for the missions. Their activities consist of study club work, making altar linens for the missions, and teaching religion on Sunday mornings to public school children. An eagerly anticipated event is the trip in August to the National Convention at Notre Dame, Indiana. DRAMA The aim of the Saint Mary's Drama Club is to create an interest and desire in dramatics and to attain an understanding of all the phases of theatrical work. ' , NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE This newly organized club, under the direction of Father Barnabas, is affiliated with the national organization. To qualify for membership, a student must meet the national standards required. Through participation in tournaments he may gain the sufficient number of points. Activity in speech tournaments in this region has established a fine reputation for this club of which all the students may be proud. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Saint Mary's has once more reached national recognition through affiliation with this honor society. To belong, a stu- dent must maintain a 2 average throughout his high school year and never receive a 4 on his semester report card. lt is a fine thing that we can have a group of this type for the real students of Saint Mary's. MATH CLUB The purpose of this organization is to compare ideas with others who have an active interest in the varied and fasci- nating topic of math. The members, who maintain a 2 average in school subiects, learn more about math as well as the history of it. The weekly meetings bring to the fore many interesting facts and problems. Among their activities is included a demonstration meeting for high school math teachers. This group is also a member of the National Mathematical Honor Society. KEY CLUB This group is a service organization sponsored by the Phoenix Kiwanis Club. The requisite for membership is to be a leader in the school. They aid in such community proiects as the Teens Against Polio, and the Luke Air Force Open House. J. R. C. The Junior Red Cross, under the direction of Sister Mary Phyllis, is very active at Saint Mary's and in the community. Their proiects include: bake sales, tray favors, visiting Valley hospitals, and work at the Red Cross Chapter House. GLEE CLUB Always entertaining with their fine singing the Glee Club is a popular group at Saint Mary's. This year, under the able direction of Dr. Ronald Boisvert, they have pleased many Valley audiences. Composed of Junior and Senior students, their singing talents have contributed greatly to our assemblies. BAND LETTERMEN The Band Lettermen Club is an honorary division of Saint Mary's Musical Knights. The officers are Howard Bell, Presi- dent, Sherrie Ulmer, Vice-President, Judy Feight, Secretary-Treasurer. Z' Above: Man! What a crazy contraption! Young Jo Ann, center, ancl mature Esther, right, prove the time machine really works. Svvninr nzvmhlg A Hollywood Extravaganza Ball was the theme ofthe seniors who took third place in assembly competition and as tar as we know, a ball was had by all. Dancing to the tune of castanets. DahlIing! 1 L5 4 as 1 Rockettesn dance again. Marge and Gower Champion. nn' 'v And fun was had by all hr x Jnmnr Annvmhlg The theme of the Junior assembly was the meeting of the Martians and Earthmen and the comparison of their ways of life. The prize-winning assembly certainly was a fine example ofthe unity and hard work of the Juniors! Meeting of Marmaris and Earth-mens W slo l ras sl A i K ,, ui I V 1 Y Q Q aaa, em y ,Z get g my, if in lil sr xl he ly 35 X Pom-pon girls on earth! riff? J 2 12 if ' I YN Q v I 'J f, 4 'Z ' 149 v s- VJ , -,,,, . 5 Tapping away to a song. Dancing their way to the top. Graceful, isn't she? f 'RFQ i Q I 1 fqrxlwi 1 55 ,M :K A These Martians come equipped with antennas! So This is school on Mars! 84 Some people think of everything! H W-, T V , 2 W K r Mexico, Land of Enchantrnent! Svupltnmnrr mavmhlg Using the theme Around the World in 80 Days the Sophomore Class took the Student Body on a tour of various countries. Traffic cops? Folk dancing is fun! In Japan, they honor Buddha 6 Now you has iazz! lt's rock and roll in the U.S.A. Satisfied with a iob weli done! Ole! Do-si-do and around we go. .Frwhmrn nurmhlg With the theme This is your life Daisy Mae and Li'I Abner the freshmen class showed what cooperation can accomplish. Congratulations, freshmen, for tak- ing second honors. This ensemble captivated the audience. Goon dance. l5f?Q!5 R . a if QMS 'Wk nw M. V k k 'W- is this a dance, or is This a d ance? WSI BIess Your Pea-pickin' Heart Pa Smart Eanrva During the school year of '57-'58, St. Mary's sponsored many sport dances for the enioyment of the Student Body. Father Michael and Father Saivador seem to be trying to help the boys get dates. Did I say help? E.. -. i Having fun? Look at the birdie! Ain't she sweet! Arriving for the fun! 'K' May I have this dance? lv. Hey, there, you with the stars in your eyes The Christmas semi-formal, one of the big highlights of the year, was enioyed by all. .Hrnlir 4. A dance to remember! Svnnw We can see Leonard and Mary Ellen, but WHO's your friend? 6 Yeah, yeah! ...buf we didn't mean to intrude! h sos - 1' ilivrrg KS' ff B K .f L.: 2 ,. . N Q X s '71 flg Us The West technique si. if is xg E All seem to be enioying themselves at The Christ- mas semi-formal sponsored by The Junior class - theme Snowman FroIic. Time OUT for refreshments! 92 er Banu: Relaxing beiween dances Rl La de da, Cha-Cha-Cha! we T We could have danced all night! Talkative groups, aren'T they? Q Liiig-Svinirr Iva Mary Jo Stepan, assisted by Esther Mariassy, is assigning the freshmen to their big sisters. A it ,f-wi'- M --if ,. A X Q ss, I v--.. - 23 Big Sister, Sue Eldridge and little sister, Carol Walkenback take time out for refreshments. Big Sister, Marti Jane, center, discusses the tea with little sisters Jill Cunningham, left, and Shawn Duffy, right. 94 1. V si . ' 5 X . , -5 1 Q . ,Kiki R 5 Big Sister Dotty Powers gives pointers on the don'ts of dressing to little sister Miriam Mracek. a 1 'il Top row, left to right, Mgr. Jim Nico, Phil Preach, Bob Riazzi, John Kennedy, Ralph Marruio, Kent Staab, Pat West, Rudy Guglielmo, Fred Hughes, Dick Vales, Larry Carrigan, Dick Truiillo, Coach Joe Tassinari. Middle row, left to right: Oscar Guglielmo, Dennis Flanigan, Jim LePage, Ken Easter, Mike Hurley, Adolpho Eche- veste, Ross Roberts, Mike Osborn, James Dubasik, Henry Sanchez. Front row, left to right: Phil Becker, Tom Largo, Mike Barnes, Bob Bryce, Joe Bettini, Ray Estrada, Jim Mracek, Howard Bell. A -a, 8 i X 3 2 Pfe Qame P aYe Kent Staab takes information from spotter Jack Stovall 'fll Sl FII F - A 7 1595155 +A a Rift if! fans f' 5639! Bottom row, left to right: Vertis Tucker, Larry Tuzon, Joe Mulligan, Buddy D'Avola, Ralph Gaxiola, Pete Salas, Phil Rousculp. Second row, left to right: Mike Naughton, Dan May, Allen Rice, Paul Monteilh, Mike Gatson, Wally Largo, Ken Knorr, Larry Nichols. Top row, left to right: Coach Mackey, Gary Eick, Loren Duchesne, Leonard Bogan, Tom McBernie, Joe Cassavant, Don Williams, Jack Maraschiello, Bob Chisick, Jerry Wetchensky, Pete Vital, Frank Bennet, Eddie Figueroa, Noel Campbell. Pla P - Q D 15 f- 'rf-'lv' f ,. , 1 T, First row, left to right: Tony Marchese, Ronald Cook, Hadley Murrell, Jim Sanford, John Arbuthnot, John Minor, Gary Wolf, Joe Alverado Phil Rulloda, Pat Viliborghi. Second row, left to right: John Pellegrini, Frank Diaz, Rudy Cueto, Craig Preach, Art Palma, Charles Farrell Joe Medina, John Alba, Tony Yanez. Top row, left to right: Coach Bradley, Bill Toon, Clarence Perry, Tony Garcia, Carl Lemon, Bruce Esker Willie Tucker, Dave Addison, Bob Martinez, John Olea, Mike Ring, Don Huff, Mike Johnson, John Osborn. 1 A ,v,':4.. E'a 'J .P , S C, , -,kk 5, x Coach Joe Tassinari Assistant Coach Jack Stovall Biff' 93512 ,ww fs fga' 1' 'Y P 'I f Q for ' v to u 1VPlk2g, 422, 2 is fy? 'LY ,fax t M, ,tA- 'Syl-:fifth ff.. 1 1 A , v ' W ' X' l o t,Qim-.L t ,f 1 Coach Tassanari confers with Larry Carrigan, quarterback , , ,I x Q .WGN X NNN I . f4 pf QQQQNNK A Q l ',v,1 .1 , ,. ..n,. We f' - , , Q i Big Howard Bell C771 prepares to fake out all three Tucson defenders as he leads Oscar Guglielmo 1551 around end. 'QP '4 ' an :mu-v ,U eff' 1-f M A Senior halfback Oscar Guglielmo follows the interference of hard charging Guard Kent Stabb and End Pat West. Jim Mracek moves up to give assistance. Jim Tucker KZU, Knight speedster, moves past a Glendale defender to catch a twenty-six yard T. D. pass from Quarterback Larry Carrlgan. St. Mary's most consistent ground gainer Oscar Guglielmo smashes through the Tucson forward wall for five yards and a first down. Looking on are Paul Gaiser U85 and Joe Bettini f66J. Knight workhorse Dennis Flannigan tries to evade a Santa Maria linebacker. The hustling Knights held the Northern California Champions to a O-O deadlock as the Knights put out their best team effort ot the season. James Lightnin Tucker, moves for a big gain against Tempe, 'eam effort is evident as Howard Bell, and Dennis Flannigan stop old this Tucson back. Tackle Fred Hughes comes up on the play. lO4 Q. B. Conrad Murphy rounds end for a long gain vs North. Murphy came off the bench with an injury for this one. Fullback Dick Truiillo stops Glendale's Dan Talmonchoff with a iarring tackle short of the goal. f'5 Qji X 4 I qi 'J J f H f if . ' 5 I 5 4 rw, 'L 3 W up M..-...fs , My li V, QP' . Nw, Extra point specialist Dick Vales is shown tackling Tucson's Al Osuna. Denny Flanigan, refusing to be moved out, evades two Tucson blockers, and makes the tackle. xxx K , Hmm 1,51 The Ref gets ready to signal another Knight touchdown, as Fred Hughes C74J, Ralph Marruio l65J and Howard Bell C775 look on. 106 A host of Knight tacklers team up to stop this unfortunate Amphi Panther. identifiable are Ralph Marruio f65J, Dick Carbaial C601 and Mike Osborn 1701. Larry Carrigan Q. B. scores the tying touchdown against Amphi theater, as Dick Truiillo looks on. Fc na uw. H. B. Oscar Guglielmo hurdles line against P. U. for a first down. IO7 K it af . 1' '- 9 'egizify A M :. my if , M. . m m -3, QA 5. . ik- k S nn i F f S A wx- 415, 5 I- -,x::.-1 ' ,Q -L 'ffsf 1 L...,,.-A -qqa Vfngf fwie , Lk SL fl9uvvn 'iliarrn f'N flh, qui-ny' -sl 1 Lovelv Vlfglnla YO'-H19 . Vivacious Jo Ann Arvizu - V - e5C0Vl9Cl by RUClY GU9l'9lm0 . . .escorted by Conrad Murphy Football season was highlighted this year by homecoming festivities on the occasion of the Catalina game. Our lovely Homecoming Queen was Karen Philips, escorted by Pat West. Attending the Queen were Gwen Conway, Sue Eldridge, Virginia Young, and .lo Ann Arvizu. A an ..--v ' Pretty Sue Eldridge Radiant Gwen Conway . . .escorted by Larry Carrigan , , ,escorted by Kent Sfaab ,Q , F EW 1 lm 'lb QQIMMBM! fm M.. I Seniors . . .OUR GUIDING LIGHT. . - ls? place. 5.-uan 25:21 , 'fW'PP UF Sophomores . . .APPLE OF OUR EYE. . . 4th place s 5 4 .-A M45 .,,. 'U' 8 M, 0 5 Z i Ag, Q 1, 3 f 1 I w jf J- ' VN 5- ' A 41,3 1 e X V if lk , A Ng , W ' gg , W E W, 159 I In If .vi A ii, ,Q a,.5 . gl xx L . Eff, w ,WAN I 'SWK A 1 E A H' Juniors . . . WE THINK THE WORLD OF YOU. . .2nd place. Freshman. . .WELCOME HOME '47 . . . 3rd place. - --al nw-A l I , Sandy Wetzell '60 Karen Philips, '58 Regular Regular xl, Virginia Young, ' Regular Kay Grimes, '59, Regular Ginger Crump, ' Substitute Betty Escalante, '60, Bernie Di Flavis, Substitute Substitute t . Helen Riordan, '4 Substitute 3 it xv S - W Fr : 5: 1 x g eg , , xiv ,.4. l , , -':l:' jfz1 M X. gil- :I X . , .ii-is , 4, 5 Q SAT, 60, fflfff A 95 ,,,, , fer J xg Q 3311111 H1111 Due to the expert supervision of Sue Eldridge, under the direction of Coach Echenique, the '57- '58 line of St. Mary's Pom Pon girls is to be highly congratulated for a iob well done. , T eir sparkling smiles and vivacious personali- ties lend an air of sophistication and friendliness! ,l i Martha Jane, '58, Regular 1 Q Y v I P, ,X , JoAnn Arvizu, '58 Reqular, Co-Captain SUS Eldfldgef '58, l Regular, Captain ,Q-1' 1 .1 V Q 1 Mary Ann Langlois, '60, Regular 4 N Carmen Griialva, '60, . 'W Regular Doddie McAdams, '59, Regular 1:1-Y ' PM-x, ml: Kathy Cummins, '60 Substitute 'bud ll3 A ....,19' j.. . KY I if :4f.. , 1 Y- ' ii -,wf ., KE .QQ it . . Camille Varella, '58, Varsity, Captain K L.. WRMLVNH t 6 Gwen Conway, '58, Varsity, Co-Captain lt . Anne Marie Busscher, '5! Varsity, Co-Captain fx X W g X . .- .mi X s 3 1 X Q 'cg 5 , New Y, W ,MN Ai MGVY Helen Guerra, '59, Varsity Lya L .if ickie Pasqualetti, '60, Jr. Varsity gg? ll ll s. A . fevit 5, Q . as Carole Fogherty, '60 Jr. Varsity 'QW Edna Rice, '59, Varsity mill Blight! min! During the past school year, the Cheerleaders of St. Mary's under the direction of Camille Varella and Miss Echeverria, the moderator, have dis- played pep and vitality in leading the Knights in- to victory, and have continually kept a spirit of enthusiasm throughout the athletic season. suv, 2 J. fr- . c w J is - Anna Marie Perez, '59, Varsity SQ' ' ,.... Rita Obert, '60, Jr. Varsity q 3 . l Asif to f ttllllg Delia Soqui, '60, Jr. Varsity FI ,..! s ,lf-'J 5 LL ' 4 Gloria Matta Regular X V hiv ' X1 K I ,591 Loretta vat ht, '59, Reguar 3 K- Jr is A if .X E M' k J hnson, '58, WbA' l Hdgdellkuchw Maiorette ililainrritrz Sparkling batons and enthusiastic smiles of the St. Mary's Twirlers added color and entertainment to the football and basketball seasons. Showmanship and ability describes this year's Twirlers. Un- der the guidance of Mickey Johnson, head Drum Maiorette, the Twirlers were better than everl Sherrie Hengesbaugh, '59, , Regular Vonda Hammett Mascot Q ll SMH Karr Quran Mnnpntrrnn Left to right: Vertis Tucker, Henry Peralta, Doffie Echeveste, Coach John lrun 'em raggedj Bradley, Phil Preach, Dick Vales, James Tucker Mgrs. Al Williams, Joe Martin, and in the inesets, Dick Jackson, ancl Darrell Weidner. F' J- Coach Bradley talks things over with his Big Five. Joe Martin, who has earned nine letters in managing hands out a towel. 116 M4143 1, 'iv Y fx ls 5 . B A .gi H. 1 5. V! ,f X345 X , P wifi F4 if X xxwi I f t . r f S450 2 N, Q .1 X... 1 , f A y , 3: 'Q 11 3 ' P5595 W - V X ,mf - 1. -an 4 x . XM- ' 'flr K I n-991 39.531 v':q'l 53-. xi., No V ,Q 0.1 1 ff: K -. J f ',J JL X x W' J 5 J , 4. ,. I 4 A Slippery Knight Guard, Henry Peralta, twists a back-hand lay up from beneath the back board. Jim Tucker using his lightning speed, to outdistance Brophy' defenders scores. W 'emu QUP 'QQ UP Darrell Weidner goes high To fake in the rebound as Phil Preach looks on. Guard, James Tucker, puts in another 2 in vic Tory over Brophy. Bottom row left to right: Phil Rousculp, Joe Hennessy, Gene Contreras, Henry Sanchez, Jerry Wetchensky. Top row: Manager Ralph Gaxiola, Noel Carnpbell, Joe Cassavant, Dick Orbea, Willie Tucker, and Coach Mackey. Bottom row left to right: Tony Garcia, Dick Erbland, Mike Gomez, Hadly Murell, Ronald Cook, Phil Rulloda, Gary Wolf. Top row: Roscoe Lister, Charles Farrell, Robert Martinez, George Patchett, Dave Addison, Bruce Esker, Peter Gaiser, Terry Bliquez, Craig Preach. Senior, Dick Vales, goes up for jump sho? against Brophy Darrell Weidner has shown fighting possession ofthe bali. Doffie Echevesfe snatches the rebound from Tucson defenders iHa5rhaIl we M... Y' 'W v lil, Coach Dick Mackey Pat West chuggs into third as seen through the legs of third base coach, Dick Vales Gene Contreras 4 A if W sophomore outfielder Catcher Larry Bliquez slaps the tag on Hayden runner attempting to score. Pa't West, senior first baseman 'Ta xl 1 40M,,,.., ,,.. My ,Wan Dick Vales, senior catcher Larry Bliquez, iunior catcher f 4- .- Ray Estrada, senior second baseman Leonard Bogan, sophomore pitcher Loren DuChesne, sophomore third baseman 126 Bobby Carbaial, Y iunior outfielder . Q 'X 5 Q-H'-1 Y .:, 7 -' - wa- L lf- . i--fL. ,. , My ' r e 'L .Q , 2 ' i , x,f,,2iQ,,?55iQi55i'Wff 2 1 MMWWM mnw ,Q f- -,-' - my F' y , .-ws ' X L.: ' ,Q 'X 6 at .. M A W ,gsgqs,1a. ,L L N- . ,?'e:1P- MA H W it t'fee1f2w 5 rwwwwe - MMM Jim Tucker, lUnl0F 5l 0VT5T0P senior outfielder Dick Truiillo, - h L f iN Q -Q--- L. L Wah f ' J L, 11: 1 ... L, ' ' -wwiivv .. 7 ' '.-lxu:i'I1- ,fi ' 1 L f-Q, 1 5:33331 - . .,,. W. ' G. Q Wu 91:3 'Q ,zz L wifi:-1: i 1 - 'U E :sexi 1 Wf' , , K, Oscar Guglielmo, senior outfielder 'Q 5-,A 'I 66 '. if 4.! Dave McNeIis Larry Carrigan Hr fa 1 rank Mike Barnes i 'i f 'V . ix . , iff, E, f a If' N .W , A wx? Hn 41, , , all .V L yi? ex Q L ' -- - . ' ' f: .. , , 7 7, W, H f ' f ' X -at f 'B 2 , gk V Ah H f V ,EVM w him M 913- 557-F fi i ww 1, A V,' js QQQ W aff Qi xifagf irvr L- 1 42 .. i Qgmgiiwmgl' , VT , . ,SAM . Q, , -gl' , , H' , ajycvf, , X ,. i. Mike Hurley Qi' '71LZL1 , ' x Jack Ma raschiel Io John Winters Coach Bradley John Arbuth not Dick Carbaial 00 xii 1 mm BGR-5. was if if my ,. X N' V f Q: Q V ' Q -li Q. 3 .S ,. Fred Hughes A Aw! X his f- x 9 9 6 6 H Left To Right: John Kennedy, Father Alexander, Coach, Mike Riordan, Mike H I NLM' iidyikhodes. Missing, George Joch. . A lvf'L ,W V 'A 3 fV.1'lfN LL iw . fJ'Caw12'f A W inf GLU 1W'jwv,.z 7M 0 ii X VWLL I V M ft fl I . I r ZUWM MJ ,UMW ' ' M gi 'f in aw Mffiwf WW miami ! -J f MW! Ar Luuovl ' if M K I 11,1 U i MM! 'U ,YJ M , ZW ' VVWAU , JZ, r 128 M-JUW These are fine Varsity Basketball players, who went to St. John's for a play day and were almost unbeatable. First row: Libby Diaz, Evelyn Munoz, Vir- ginia Padilla, Lydia Peiz. Second row: Ann Whitten, Sheila Yaeger, Mary Ann Stovall, Lillian Batres. Third row: Ellen Reed, Yvette Gehant, Karen Lozier, and Diane Parent. It's tough for Yvette Gehant to block Ann Whitten's shot. Lillian Bangs dldnll make ll in llme lo Slop Diane Parenl O Libby Diaz and Karen Lozier iust watch. from throwing The ball. .rv n QU 'em -R. 131 Sophomore volleyball players are: Front row, Elizabeth Pemberton, Patricia Hammons, Delia Soqui, Libby Diaz, Lena Truiillo, and Betty Escalante. Standing: Lupe Duran, Nancy Calendo, Virginia Quihuis, Betty Farris, Simone Blanchette, Cecilia Figueroa, Jolene Martinez, Sylvia Martinez, and Sheron Thompson. mg Freshmen volleyball are, first row, left to right: Marie Colson, Sandy McGowan, Mike Jane, Josephine Navarro, Angela Ladomato, Mena Olivas. Second row: Connie Arvizu, Irene Carrasquillo, Elizabeth Brodie, Jeanette Martinez, Terry Quihuiz, Rosalie Diaz, Genevieve Aros. Third row: Judy Hoehn, Mary Agnes Falk, and Chris Day. 'kk Q SE TON .K if w 4 Siiiii ff? H III P is if r is ff i 3 , w K4 Q . W X. X 5 -, ,f ,M .S Qexr aft A A S , we in Q .af Care ofthe sick is introduced by Sister Leonita to her Home Management Class. Junior's Home Management Class studies foods rich in iron. . is , . 3 ' 1 I 4 Q A f Sf Small freshmen group with Sister Leonita prepare outfits for a French peasant folk dance. ' :sf i311 r it I sl Hakim' 5. W6 ' iw 5 -if i -if-:ig gs ,gl r , -l 'Y Ufc J The beautiful ceremony of the Jesse Tree is observed. Diane Parent and Gwen Conway learn mother and baby care. 1 QM. u 'I I U II II i I 5 y Family Living group learn how To bathe a baby. Nm. ,V -1 9 V ' 7 if A ,. J ,, L, T ,Q stt M ADOQEUQUS x. 1-i fs 'K'-ta 'fc'-w-'--....... . 11 Marlane Stevenson and Veronica Gaston agree, the buttons are perfect. il ,,,-an i 'M-,-,,.. YY' 1 Busy, busy - Mickey Johnson, Barbara Schmitz, and Esther Mariassy are preparing outfits for future fashion show. ..-i-.rf?:Uf'ig .fplsgfgi 'N 4 N-www' 1 - 1: X i .. ,.,, K K, sk., i X I 'J' -f ,s,s.,,.4AQ..s, A. isa fi R352 s2ES?m5s ioiigrmg Sister Leonita shows examples in tailor' t Pat Gehon and Toni Gass. mg O SS: 4 'ii .Q ,fl o x Zliaahinn x J A M- Y: , is if . L x-S, gn i aww nw .I ' 'Ji X 1 .' S MW1- fs ..--- Q ,I ,qw . K . .-Q-uv N 4, :Nils-'XXV ,v ' img' . hui? nfvb f.-1 'cf Q Q 've 3-.. w 'A -s . ' v ,a f .Ay I -. 'nag' s,, v-' , ' - P ' am' ,. V' 'S Q 1. ., 1 513' ' if v A brocade evening wrap and sheath dress make a delicate picture when 1, modeled by Mary Jo Stepan -.3 Giving an air of sophistication, Mary Ann Augustine models her formal. 'K Virgie Young and Mickey Johnson model The styles for spring with their Chemise dresses. lv Q 582 R13 . A - ,,, V. ' ?sf5?fZli' . 45 is Li s 1 +1 fs 522 1' Vik i' V fiiif rrii s f rt: .ii x ' I ggy., J M X Q , , Qi if , , L Q is 5' ig? ' sgffi i 2 1 J W- N- 3U,X . Vg., V L, gy - . - 1 ,Q f z 1-Ii 5 5 i 5 139 sir? Fall reets Jo Ann Arvizu and Carol Aber in their enchanting Q ' Q suits. Y ,1w.5jl:: ,'f Q4'l'-'QSQ'Q'I'ifR'J, . l A '- in h M - W .- ,K t jrh1p , lx?-wxcuq 5 il . 24-N en' up a l D i w 'wifi' i , if ' 0 ,4 Q. 4 - Q, -Q - Q , ',-, ,- ' tw A 1- ' , A albany' V I fi l l Aw a 'f QA if S-1 White lace gives Toni Gass that special My Fair Lady look for Easter h E u r r i n u 1 P EI a. I gr ll 5-. zum' Herr ni- -jeff :rm Shun The annexation of the Vinson-Carter building has made it possible to introduce industrial arts into the curriculum. Formerly the boys had to enroll at Phoe- nix Union for this course. .tiki aa, si si, mi? f' if ,af was s,, Emil Glemba passes out one of the many tools. N E Q lk 'E elk Ken Knorr working on a lamp. in -,W 'f-11 Wi Ed Cunningham drills a hole on a hinge fo be used in The foor- ball sled. Joe Fallon smoothes down his proiecf with an electric sander ai' 45 V Q' if K, 1 5 4g fl f W 'w,,,,-- ' 1 Q Wfqmkj' . , an W I M., , ga Y Bielecki and Jacobs intently work on lamps. Y a ', ,, K i .gina PSU' M0f1Teilh Whimes aWaV- Joe Cassavanf checks braces on rifle rack Ellnrmal Pai and Eddie seem to be enioying themselves at the George, are YOU wearing Tha? COVSSQQ? annual formal sponsored by Sfudenf Council. 1 4.2 Tl Time To wake up, Judy! A group of freshmen pause fo smile for the camera. -1-FF What! No more To drink? is l Q - .-.... .k-,-wa' .JY gg,,,, N -,,,,.h-H if Ns Qi? ,.- . ...nw ' 4'- fv' , , p If Y 165 'fn 1 lf, f:.f.f!f91g,, In Walk' ,., A w-MM.c,,,. . fm, 'A f nw, 'WA ' Marv ' ,,,.- , ' Q Completely indispensable to the athletic department is the school bus.. Having taken a terrific beating in the past, the Green Hornet finally retired, and in its place St. Mary's proudly boasts this shiny new vehicle. May it lead the Knights on to many victories! 4S'e!e '.f51,. aff, igairnnz Farm and Home Companies Dr. Roland Boisvert Miss Jennie Grosso Miss Josephine Grosso Miss Lena Grosso Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mclntyre Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Otis Garnand Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bower Dr. and Mrs. Charles Ploussard Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Knepshield Mr. and Mrs. Robert Michael Mr. and Mrs. C. Alex Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Hintze and family Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox Mrs. Fred Reed and Phoebe Lou Reed Mary Holland Mr. Leo Banzhaf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stepan Dr. and Mrs. Bela Mariassy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. McNelis Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Lemon Tombstone and Epitaph Mr. and Mrs. C. Bernard Gass Complimenfs of xlagelle Consirncfion W'-3' THE BRANDING IRON 5 is f K Ni MIKE Gus TONY . if . x f o 1 we Dick Robison and His Make-Believers 2303 East Indian School Road COMPLIMENTS OF St. Francis Cemetery Association ff Z 1 s ,- ff. A,-f,.1 ,f ,M ,,, 1 ,...-.- - , fi ,jx gs r 1 NJ I I mfg L'-W1 -wifi ' Vw. X .f fi as M 35 'A' l PARK CENTRAL it costs no more to shop The store that brings you the best of everything . . . Green Stamps, too! ir W FVPWG'lIWR?P WW'4 Aw 'MH Q ij ov i,9 -51 A . 1 6,6113 'L' 4 fur, , 'gan -' y 9 Vliiiixfff- -1 'W' V Compliments of CASA DE PAZ Y BIEN 'ri l A'- f3. ,,.,, s 3. ,W sg-fbi .rx var w -'iw r - 4- f -f X . Ja .. Miki: H . 52 is! f'-':'?0'-v D Q 2?.E5 's Q 1' ' -1 .. fk.. . ,- ,5 an Wx. N 1+ ,N rf ff Q fx mx 33 ff A ,qf ,L g My . f 1 Q.: fy, ill ,W i:'5r,1E!mw-f-f.,14y2k3,+ fir vw 'wav . aww: I w. :.,fN.,J,,..f1 .'f-,-,wr...:. NES. 1 Q 4 MESS D. Nau9lvfow MAMONDS'KWHRYCMAUONS II Phoenix, Arizona WALTER STEFFEN, Wotchmcker DONALD A. 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