Villanova Preparatory School - Villanovan Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

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sf 5 A P- , E Y lXlOTHERS AT MONTHLY AIEETING OUR PARENTS Our Parents have alvvavs had our in' interest at heart and this year they have just about outdone themselves in giving and doing things for their boys. VVe thank them for the Bleachers, puhlie address system, V. Football Banquet and the Big Barheeue on Xlareh zoth. Al0'I'l-IERS ENJOY SILVER ,YEA VVITII FATHER KENNEDY FATIIERS, Too, I.1KE Pl'EA AND PLENTY or CAKE l EW? T fm

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UP N time ACQU ISTO AZCARRACA BARBEAU BARN ARD BARTLES BRADISII CLARK CONWAY DIEZ DORNAN DOU D DOW GARCIA GU IMOYE LOU GHMAN MQCAULEY MURMAN ORALLAC PAVLOW PETROUS RUIZ TEMPLE TRAIIAN WALSH WIRTENSOIIN to the Fiftieth Anniversary? Ambition Business Tycoon Artist Engineer Agriculturist President of T.W.A. Chemist Politician Nicotine Connoisseur Finance Butter ancl Egg Man Line Coach for N. D. Successor to Alberts Agriculturist Totalisator Electrical Engineer Restaurant Proprietor Business Linguist Boxer Hawaii Businessman Diplomatic Service Senator Big Wheel West Pointer Oil King I1 6 Inevitable End Professor in Industrial School Artisan in Cooking School Bat Boy for St, Louis Cards. Bean Picker Salesman of Model Planes Soda Jerk at Rexall Drugs Vizierof Turkish Baths EBI. Agent for Narcotics Loan Shark Santa Claus at Broadway, Hollywood Truck Driver for Shell Oil Co. Grammar School Play Director President of Baja California Matching Pennies on Street Corners Clock Setter for Santa Fe Bartender Stock Boy at Safeway Kindergarten Teacher Truck Tester for Dodge Co. Beach Comber Vender at Bull Fights Senator Small Spoke Weight Lifter Salesman for Wildroot

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THE SENIOR CLASS As the thirty of us crept inside the tall, forbidding walls, We were coyly greeted by fiendishly smiling seniors, later known as the 'Amighty tyrantsf' who made our first days as Hiroshi' as uncomfortable as possible, reminding us of lurking tortures. We emerged from the initiation with an unusual amount of veneration for the upperclassmen. Our second year in high school was begun with a slightly superior attitude, which was crushed the day we received our quota of books. Having made a name for 'Kqualityn we placed several members of the class on the varsity teams. How can anyone forget the Easter Dance which, on the admission of many at Villanova, has never been excelled? Quickly passed the year. i Upperclassmen at lastl We always graced the Honor Roll for studies. We did it again! The Christmas Dance maintained the same high quality. As the year faded out our thoughts Were of the Coming Year. . At lastl Seniors and again an opportunity to show all how to put on a dance with our Hob Hopf' One member on the Tri-League First Team and an honorable mention. Putting out iires and making snow men helped to take up our free time. Prom at the Beverly and a last minute pre-graduation rush to look back and say: 'There is one thought that remains predominant - Villanova has made us ready for life. l13l