Villanova Preparatory School - Villanovan Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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ES gi '+- 'MJ Very Rev John M A Sparrow, OSA DEDICATION One fifth of hls life Father Sparrow gave to Villanova leaving a tradition everywhere apparent Partrcularly rn the hearts and minds of his fellow prlests and ot the stu dents he so consclentlously taught Rughttully Sumplucuty, work and prayer characterrzed hum Wrth suncersty and attectlon we ded: cate to has memory thus lolnt work ot Faculty and students wuth a fervent prayer tor hrs soul and hope ID has prayers for us his record should be in this annual. VERY REVEREND JOSEPH M DOUGHERTY OSA Prlor Provlncual of the Augushmon Order dm. l fl. ' 'In IN-g - ig.. ..,,b -ifbg, ,m-'-we Ji' 2 ADMINISTRATION -f' , gr- ., Q H., ' ' - - '- .A , -- f , ' 1 ,I ,.. , H . . , ,. , L - , I. I 1 ,Ny In! . ,ffngtf r , .T - ,, . F ,U 7 ,I 5 ...sig-s guzzpnzrl Y . F V. ' ,L . lm f .ry - 4'-,spy-x-, 7.14. ..,,y '. - 3431 gt , r Q' -' . , g, r-uw . ' L ' E44 ,,f: - ' - . i . 4711, 4' . - 5 A. AJ-- ,,. I., -A .. , , gal' 111 f 'YI ff' Q. . .t --N. 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' in ,4f f,, if 4 I 'Y it am -A - - fa-v 15,4 HEADMASTER'S MESSAGE Dear Seniors The Villanovan epitomizes in story and picture your life during the happy epoch of your high school days lt is brim full of memories Reminiscences of your teachers classmates activities victories and defeats social events all are com prised in this one attractive volume which you will treasure for years and years are proud of it because it depicts school life with a touch of human feeling and characterizes the student in the most cherished time of his young life lt will serve to keep fresh in our memories too the footprints you are leaving with us May the Headmaster congratulate the students who have successfully achieved their goal and now possess a coveted diploma May your future be bright suc cessful and imbued with the traditions scholarly knowledge enlightment and above all the religious and moral discipline Villanova has endeavored to impart to you May our heavenly Father bless protect and provide you with the happiest fulfillment of your aims and ambitions . ., Your Headmaster is iustifiably proud of this annual publication just as you VERY REVEREND WILBERT R KIRK AM OSA Headmaster and Prior I 1 W ,x -QM l :,,....g1 6,1 1 ill og REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, AM OSA 3.1 r NJ' Yx....f .EY W f s ' REV. ROBERT E. MCGRATH, ? - fm- -5 f-Q L A.B., O.S.A. if : ill! X! .Q Nl 1 I I A W xy-n A Q9 I 33' .L gn .g . ,',xs-fu: . X 1,,X-,,-gf :1 vi A 'N - -, .mm , f,,f . ,uk . .. q.'Vl-Avg 5 Q? vfi - 'lib-2 gm, A Hag. 1 -A K. X ,. 5.1 - . fs? L .gg , , L 3 1' 14. . - A LL K . 17 5 A ,A ,I 1 A X Q. 46 L, 'af' f . -43' REV. PHILIP A. HOLLAND A.B., O.S.A. PASTOR, ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CHURCH, OJAI .D K . mid! Brwjflllifbga fl I6 'E 519 nazi REV. SAMUEL E. DANGELO A.B. O.S.A. C.:- J S X fu. REV. LAUREANO A. GUTIERREZ, B.S.E - O.S.A. -Q1-ul! f'5 sax it I' it REV ALFREDJ MONTE AM OSA 101 X' N ,.!si', .lf Y Quai Ji -X X 'N if I V. R up if FX 4455? I fu, H N A MW- W 'ff' .M K ,I ., Q ' - qi J NSO K ir, hui -5 'J' 0 BROTHER JOHN BRESNAHAN, M.S. I L. ., .S.A. 'T 'U V' N S BROTHER PAUL SCANLON O.S.A. f-'E 4f f ur COACH RICHARD S. SALTERX M X X COA WI C. ZAPPONE X X MISS MARY REARDON DIRECTOR OF MUSIC f-J'- MR. WESLEY L. BLISS Ph.D. IN ANTHROP. OFFICE OF PREFECT OF STUDIES Mrs. Horton Mrs. O'NeiI BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs. Polski Mrs. Forbes HOUSE MOTHER AND NURSE Mrs. Yonf To Fronk Eyroud's Rescue Il f .Cl O' 5 IA! R lv' .ff---- - CLASSES if sl Ji' gg -'au' ..-'ill g'I' .s .3 Q' Q l 'w uuv-F! X H 3 'V g 25 Nz fi7s,, Left to Right, Bottom Row: R. Sloan, R. France, H. Oliva, D. Eyraud, S, Eyraud, J. Lombardi, M. Turner, J. Blackburn. Middle Row: L. Smith, N. Johnson, W. Wargin, D. Slagle, J. Czuleger, W. Roberge, R. McDermott, J. Moore, Top Row: W. Shallenberger, K. Keesler, 8. Theurer, C. Torres, T. Maloney, M. May, W. Nugent, W. Muellenhoff, J. Rivera, M. Parke. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class, all new to the school last September, have already begun to show the invisible spirit which molds twenty-six separate individuals into a fine class. Scholastically, they boast of having one-third of their class as steadies on the Honor Roll. Early in the year, wishing to lessen the number of Frosh offenders in the new Student Court, they set up a Freshman Court composed of a Judge and other class officers, its purpose to try offending Freshmen without airing the matter before the student body. Athletically, Fall saw approximately one-half of Coach Zappone's J. V.'s composed of Freshmen. Somewhat fewer, approximately one-third, were represented on the C basketball team. Freshmen were also prominent at all school dances and at such organizations as the Sodality. After this fine beginning, we are sure that the Class of 1957 will be an out- standing credit to Villanova during their remaining three years. S 5 12 yd rlxtj t I 'hu y 4, :Ar -' ?1'.'N Lett to Right, Bottom Row: B. Ryan, 5. Fuller, P. Schafer, C. Antoniok, G. Orrantia, T. Vett, R. Amouroux, J. lnukai, R. Fortmeier, R, Lopez. Middle Row: R. Holroyd, C. Weigman, M. Daily, E. Olsen, B. Loughman, R. Stewart, T. Ginella, R. Slagle, F. Rivera, W. Rodee, H. Melendez. Top Row: M. Lough man, A. Torres, A. Marchina, F. Torres, M. Lombardi, M. Mee, C. Demarest, V. Cuccia, F. Bacon E. Porter. 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS With the trials and tribulationsuot their Freshman year behind them, the Sophomore class began the year with the confidence and enthusiasm that promised real accomplishment. The hopes of the class and the expectations of the Faculty and fellow students have been fulfilled by their achievements. Outstanding per- formance in athletics has highlighted their record. Sophomores have made up an important part ot every team in every sport. Success in studies has been evident too. As they labored with Hercules, contemplated Geometry, and investigated the grasshopper, the list of Sophomores on the Honor Roll has grown longer. Whole-hearted cooperation has marked the class's participation in other school activities and projects-Sodality, Tidings drive, and the Missions. Much more will be expected of this class in the next two years and we can be sure that each and every member will do his best. 4,4 Io. as ax: ,Q ,V ' ins. '? v 3 l 4, , 1. ri'-.5 , - 'ifl i-.L 'S I-If U . . lj , Left to Right, Bottom Row: E. Davila, J. Purl, T. France, N. Sorem, J. Orrantia, B. Lourito, J. lnzalaco, R. Hernandez, D, Cavallera. Middle Row: P. Springer, S. Jost, E. Martinez, J. Bralliar, W. Davis, T. Scholtman, M. Farrell, W. Reeder, G. Mayo, J. Ravetti. Top Row: J. Burke, S. Pere, C..Herfurth,W. Berg, J. Buenzli, L. Cuccia, J. Johnson, D. Desmond, H. lnukai. JUNICR CLASS The attainment of a goal which requires years of work gives one the feeling of satisfaction. So be it. Exemplifying the thought expressed, it would be appropri- ate to say that the aforementioned has been accomplished by the Class of '55. Being neither pretentious nor submissive, it can be said that we have been far from sluggish, and in some instances, more so an attribute to Villanova. We have approached, entered into, and accomplished many activities in the scholastic field as well as the athletic. From the thorough schooling and minute instruction we have thus far received, not forgetting the indispensable aid and guidance we have obtained from the Almighty, it may be assured that we will present a genuine threat to the ability and leadership of our predecessors. We who are now Seniors, salute you. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Braun leaves hrs physrque to Roberge hrs room to Rusty and hrs pool cue to Mee Brrnkley leaves hrs dancrng abrlrty to Vett hrs Chemrstry grades to Brg France and to Lough man hrs herght Coles leaves Brallrar hrs report card hrs tennrs racquet to Mrke Lombardr and hrs stagecoach reservatrons to Sloan Corvera leaves hrs marksmanshrp to .loaqurn Rrvera hrs artrstry to Amouroux but nobody wants hrs Guadalarara Cox leaves hrs sun tan lotron to Turner hrs Ford lrmousrne to Olsen and hrs football unrform to Cavallero Eyraud leaves hrs drctron to Inzalaco hrs pool table to Bacon and hrs pull wrth the potentates to hrs brothers Farrcloth leaves hrs Irne to Tyler hrs Texas to everyone and Nugent gets hrs datebook Frettum leaves hrs sleek Dodge to Theurer hrs bottle of Hypo to Jost and hrs extra mrlk serv rngs to Lanyon Garcia leaves hrs Charles Atlas trophy to Carlos Torres hrs tres to Marchrna and hrs laugh to Enrrque Inukar Guarderas leaves hrs grrn to Muellenhoff and Holroyd hrs anrmal crackers to Knott and hrs pencrl to Mrchael Loughman Harrrngton leaves hrs lokes l'-'l to Wargrn and Chrcago to Black Bart Ryan lmm leaves hrs razor to Desmond hrs sympathy to Grnella and hrs smrle to Herfurth Arland Johnson leaves hrs weekend pass to Schlotman hrs Chemrstry lab book to brother Jrm and hrs personalrty to Rodee Trm Johnson leaves hrs speakrng abrlrty to Reeder hrs rob at the drug store to Berg and hrs Hrstory book to Purl Pat Johnson leaves hrs Budha rncense to Davrla Luke and Vrc Cuccra are stuck wrth hrs manager s broom and May wrth hrs collegrate athletrc scholastrc harrcut Knapp leaves hrs huntrng knrfe to Demarest hrs peep to Buenzlr and hrs frsh storres to unlucky McCarthy leaves hrs poker deck to Ravettr hrs unbroken record of lugs to Lrnd and hrs Yrdrsh harr to Keesler Marrng leaves hrs beans to Darly hrs shoes and strrde to Czuleger and hrs keys to Maloney Moreno leaves hrs baseball shoes to Sprrnger hrs plans for a revolutron to Martrnez and n body ever heard of Santa Ana before Olrvas leaves hrs shoulder pads and track surt to Fuller and McDermott gets hrs crazy pegged cords O Malley leaves hrs goatee to Lourrto hrs zeal and ambrtron to Don Slagle and hrs perfect at tendance record to Lopez Poole leaves hrs Math knowledge lor rs rt hrs father s l to Burke hrs ferocrous manner to Olrva and hrs lrttle bomb to Porter Rurz leaves hrs butterfly collectron to Jorge Orrantra and hrs volubrlrty to Julro Inukar Sorem leaves hrs socket wrenches to Nelsre and rf Hernandez wrll take hrs report card hell throw rn a couple hot telephone numbers Schwartz leaves hrs French background to Brother John hrs hot dance records to Moore and hrs elephants to Davrd Eyraud Torres leaves hrs castrnets to Alphonso hrs bowlrng ball to Francrsco and hrs harr orl to Rrvera Ventura leaves hrs grass skrrt to Blackburn and hrs 22 rrfle to John Lombardr Walker leaves hrs old tennrs balls to Buenzlr and some double thrckness handkerchrefs to Stewart Wrnkelmann leaves hrs paraphrasrng to Holroyd hrs worn out drctronary to Antonrak and hrs oratorrcal contests to Demarest -Hilfi- ,4 ,fi X Senrors .0 r f r V 1 ' , , . r r r . r I V - I r . t r , . r , , r , r r , A , r Neal Johnson. , , , - I I O- , I I ' , , . , r , - r , , ,,,...,-.,...:.-e..,b W -,,-, - z,.-,...V-- ,- o NASH MARK BRINKLEY Nash Forbes Lane Venfura Callfornla RICHARD JOHN BRAUN Dick Box 5274 Melropollfan Slaflon Los Angeles California Tal sllenl and frlendly a seasoned lrav e er hrs Trap to Europe may have some bearing on hrs abzllly as a Spanish llngulsl a Soulh erner whos always walling lo lake you on personally conducted tour of Santa Barbara w lnked by all he s sure to be a success In lnfe L -1 Talkahve sludlous and afhleflc a lwo year man member ofthe day hop club comes to Vnllanova from Santa Clara never misses a day of class outstandmg on the dance floor for has energy KLQ N 5 ln We 111 4' Y fve- TP' l...' ' ' . J JI, I l A 4, 6 s Vi. JAMES HENRY COLES nm 106 No Country Club Dnve Phoenix Anzona Helpful courteous and well lnked an Honor Roll student for tour years a prospectlve Olympnc swxmmnng champ halls from Arizona defends It with has lute lnherlts his popu aruty wnth gurls rom lg brother known as Bug .lnm from the House of Lords intends to be a doctor at the rote he s going he wlll be a great success za XX UA U...-QM 3 H3 --11 BERNARDO CORVERA GIBSONE Berme Ave Unlon 3303 Nte Guadalagara .Ialasco Mexico Houls from South of the Border popular with the girls crack shot on the rifle team Mr Blnss Chemustry a favorlte class a great lab technucnan always blownng up the place plans to be a buslness executive w l be a great success 5133? lr H fx v9 E3 5' y Q? f' ?lll 1 S L IBJ' YY l A ' ' f Hb' H Bill . . . is 1 . r I No ' , . , oi U - f-o f ' 0 . 05 I 9 l - 1 ' -N G I v 0 . f . - --l V , i - - W U E 4 LM 4 X Jr, x J Q V, A , , il ,I 3 XX 7 ' A 'H '27 W, ' ll ' or .X I 1? lg. 'i i--7' FRANK ASBURY EYRAUD Frank 2222 East 38th Street Los Angeles 58 California Poised studnous and sociable Senior Class valet for Father Monte s dog Rusty poor remembrance especially names of gurl friends holds the Los Angeles to Olal speed record ambition will carry hum far aw :fx fax X K RICHARD TAL COX Dick 535 No. Pacific Coast Highway z5,,' Redondo Beach, California Two year man first appeared on the campus as a sophomore came back as a senior member of the Kelly Cox comedy team noted for his borrowing favorite class Mr Bliss Chemistry of A 'l m f KEZAL 17 Wm as i . . . Ag: '-.V if f I 7' . X!! ,, ' 4, -- x ' . . tf f ' . . . . - ,' '.Q 4v - ' President . . . defender of the trucking industry I , . . . V f -A Y 'A get 1 . ' ' . . . . . v If . dv- K 'Qqwlx A uit 05? W7 , , ll by C if H QQ or . 0 4 i -V A- I . A O ' 0 I ' '- - 0' ' JOHN DEE FAIRCLOTH John D 108 Grandview Circle Camarillo, California Four year man . . ,a boarder three years, day- hop his last year . . .well liked among his class' mates wishes Villanova was co educational a glass shattering tenor spark plug ofthe football team two year varsity letterman plans to mayor an Music in college 0 0 all K Dec N the HCAYTD Tgxeg 2 47 735 J MICHAEL KAEMPER FRETTUM Mike 8061 Florence Avenue Downey California Two year man cheerful friendly with every body liked by all always has an answer for everything plans to own Signal Hill in Long Beach has pride and loy is a 36 Dodge now at the base of a cliff intends to pursue Eng: neerrng in college and will probably be a great success Q20 s', 1 KN --is 'Ulm K A J RODRIGO GUARDERAS CHIRIBOGA Roddy 9 de Octubre 151 Quito Ecuador Sociable studious and dependable a one year man imported from Ecuador best dressed during class hours likes baseball bananas and girls plans to study Business Admlnistra tion at U S F should succeed ff XA 'ffi is J SANTIAGO GARCIA de Ia GARZA San Diego Mezia Francia, Santa Rosalia Baia California, Mexico Friendly, humorous, and exact . . . praises his home town of Santa Rosalia and its climate . . . a loyal member of the Villanova Mexican Army , he's known as Count of the House of Lords . . . always around when help is needed . . . plans to take up Business . . .we wish him the best. K' . jylii Qgbej ,' r-j f i XXX lj ill ,V Q- 'C X y Z miss! 45, QL lilo, 5 i , A ' fl X-,h,Ws f A THOMAS EDMUND HARRINGTON Tom 234 San Vicente Blvd Santa Monica Callfornla Tall dark and amnable one of our many class artnsts owner of a hugh powered auto mobrle gokester once clarmed Honor Roll standnngl' oldest lookrng student rn the school a Santa Momca ummngrant who calls Chncago home one year man who s made has name at Vnllanova he s a sure success SSX Q05-I AXP' -'Y DONALD LEWIS IMM Don 2311 Nottingham Avenue Los Angeles 27 Callfornla Frrendly persuasrve and confndent known on the campus as Bug M comes to us from Los Angeles often wears dark glasses hence the nickname Shades favorlte class Father Gutnerrez s Spamsh class plars to matrlculate at S C where he mtends to mayor nn Enguneermg wall be a success un whatever he attempts ,WW Q Q . . ' . .... . . .' ' . . Q I milf fl c ffllll, 5? f tl' all V X .X f N I lg N Q l lliy ',,f Q X.. ll, jf' wi fl cess In lute JAMES HYRUM JOHNSON lm Rt 2 Box 386A Oral Calrfornla member of the day hop club halls from the great metropolns of Opal holds a monopoly on talknng and arguung never mlsses a dance anywhere thinks he IS the only one who can dance plans to take ranchung will succeed and go farm lute i L. ARLAND ARTHUR JOHNSON Buzz 4658 Sancola Avenue North Hollywood, California Amiable, studious . . . one of the better shots on the rifle team . . boasts loud and long of has 49 Ford and Dad s Restaurant a staunch defender of North Hollywood should be a suc e f.- 3:55 Yso'-7 f g . . . f X .l 1 ' 1 E -.. iw fm r 7, - nn N ag AA ' ' H ' IIT' V! ' I . .I . . Handsome, courteous, and friendly . . . a four year YV ' rl 2 ' ' jr ES . 1 1 ,, '. X., .L X 4 lg PATRICK HOWARD JOHNSON a 610 Abbot Street San Gabrrel Callforma Strong walled mnld mannered popular every where on the campus and especially an the bar racks never seen ata dance untrl the refresh ments are served collegiate style harrcut one ofthe class brarns Pat s good nature and wlnmng personalnty assure has future success 1 Q KRW X -ef? JOHN DUANE KNAPP JR Johnny 202 Orange Drlve Casa Grande Arizona Worry free and friendly a one man Chamber of Commerce 'for Arizona makes Casa Grande sound luke Los Angeles always extollung the marvels of has huntnng expedutuons campus woodsman and proud owner of a ten gallon Stetson never hears bells studues lust enough mtends to go back o Arnzona best of luck rw 5 C70 i 1 X 4 1 ' ..P ,H .3 ' Y. A A in ... 3 ' JI 1 ' A on 'Sf X fl ' , 7' I N '43 lff- RM' Mis ' 6: - J e 'l ff ', . l DAVID ANTHONY MARING Dave Rt. 2, Box 211 Oxnard, California Four year Villanovan dedicated tenacious helpful first Senior Court Judge first Villanova Sodality Prefect of Northern Union Q ,ji great lover of lima beans Carmen and money Coach Rice s faithful right hand man for four years his winning personality will surely bring hum success ARNOLDO MORENO CAMOU Arme Apartado Postal 3 Santa Ana Sonora Mexico Socuable studnous polite makes all league baseball honors a habit defends whole heartedly the State of Sonora argues his way plans to make El Tecnologuco in Monterrey his future Alma Mater we wish him a bright future and success in life rf' Q :mi fr ,774 0, iq: W land ph LL? qjrl C A C -an . . , . .' - ' Lil. ff , K rr I I I . ' out of everything . . . always seen at parties . . . A ',. 2: it 1 - it - - V Q wx l f ' 17 - A . 'Ll X f NJ I Evrv- E l -'E 'W Ji z 5252: 'tifiliiiv :ljgllli Eg- -:5- :E- I , t K NX xllt :, '- ' - lg t K 34 .fed-X -4 LAWRENCE ALLEN OLIVAS Larry 308 Fifteenth Street Santa Monica California Four year man day hopped three years boarder his last year possesses great sense of humor friendly and cheerful seen leaving the campus every Friday n a 51 fondness for track at which he excels plans to pursue a career in dentistry ,,,,.--- -,,1,.f- f---'-' ..l-1 4 Y .. .. I . . i , Chevy . . . a participant in all sports . . . special 7' -,,,.,,.- 1 ,..i.. - , ,-.,- QQL,-34 ,,..L.L.-, THOMAS HENRY JOHN O MALLEY Abe P O Box 1308 Ventura Callforma Quiet and suncere a trnend to all always ready to gave a helping hand studrous and QmbllIOUS a loyal member of the day hop Rx R club for four years seen around the campus his trusty red ee famous last words What s the homework for tomght 9 Q--fi R ww f 5+ as-.Z DAVID ANTHONY POOLE Mark 85 Kmkle Street Oak Vlew Callforma Studlous thoughtful and lntelllgent a whrzz at Math and Honor Roll regular more than proud of Colorado from whence he halls takes great prlde In hrs customized chevy whlch manages to run occasnonally a four year man two of them as a day hop bound to be a great success 1 E E If ...if f 4 I . . 'J ' l . l . . . - t in ' I p . . . , lg for H' Q If ' X fhf' A .txt I Sm . -,--.Q -I Q 1. t , - ' F g xx- 1, X r H at 3 C5 1 Alf' Q' Q., r 'll V' P- l 12 r .lil fin? A 1- s fl xx, r f rl,-1,5 7 Qilfl 36 ALEJANDRO RUlZ TORRES Aex Guerrero 1+4 Ahome Slnaloa Mexuco Popular frlendly studlous makes the Honor Rol a hablt a whlzz on the tennrs court never mlsses a Villanova dance always found arguing wnth the cook talks has way out of anything whatever hls fleld awaits hum X lf? 4 V fe f we an lnfe success HAROLD EDWARD SCHWARTZ JR a 2244 Midlothian Drlve Altodena Caluformu One year man comes to Vtllanova from Indo China a world traveler he has vlslted most of the natnons of the world speaks French fluently takes great mterest In has classwork has name ns usually to be found on the Honor o promlnent un football and track during has brief stay lil V t .ull AL A vx! ..I ,, xxx yfi l gm . lx' 0 l C ffl ll ew l f D- fe l ty 'll tl M can R gh Ru... aw' C 5 ,.,, R l. X-,Dlx ls X Q '75 JOEL DAVID SOREM Joel Rt. l, Box 691 Ventura California Popular helpful and polite wel adept in the classroom and on the football field makes the Honor Roll steadily held class offlces since has freshman year made pressdency of Student Body his last year bound for success In any fleld Apartado Postal Jil Culracan Slnaloa Mexico Polite well dressed popular always around where gurls are to be found Latin lover f every dance four year man barber ex traordunary at cut rates an artust wuth a base a plans to take Business Admumstratuon sure to go far N 5 VJ Z 'fi 'FL - , , . . . l 'nr' l f ff sb A , J u s' T fn y 49 ' A 5 -- f 'K 'll ll l . fi f-Li! x . , VR, OSCAR TORRES DELGADO Oscar I . . . H l H 0 b II . . . A ' ' l . . . ' ' ml E 12' V' ex' , X 14 ix ff I x I 3 vis X 6 V MELVIN CLEMENT VENTURA Me P O Box 140 Kalaheo Kauai T H Two year man a ftrm belrever tn Hawau be comlng the 49th State studlous hrs name IS always found on the Honor Roll loves outdoor sports hunttng ftshlng and hsktng hts favorites a constant follower of basketball and track asplres to fame as an engtneer intends gotng to Loyola Umverstty C 2, q KET Qf gd f x K proxy ,555 11' JAMES WALTER WALKER Jimmy 619 So Nevada Street Oceanside Callfomua Polite cheerful ambltlous known around the campus as Cyrano o Rudolph worked In the candy store for two years escaped from Oceansade plans to return to cuvnlnze rt makes the Honor Roll contlnuously studymg N R O T C wrll probably make the Waves fr' L Li ITV fx . X I I G W ! 4, fsck K ' 'X x Q M71 4 2252 , -- ' 1 L MDX ff X . t X X x NM is BJ .fix All HTH... ll... 2-' , S- fl Ai, - K A N . l RJ ls L wt Q 'Cr' xxx Rt 2 Box 650 M, Camarillo California Intelligent well read sophisticated wise man Q. of the History class . . . takes great pride in his extensive vocabulary . . . important man in foot- M A - . JOHN ALLEN WINKELMANN wink ' ' . I I I ' ' . I . . Ed-.g-2, V ,. I - I . ' ' ' . . . i ima: .J A -4 1 ball and swimming . . . has two ears for music, one for speech . . . his perseverance and tenacity mark him for success. fV7 all? QI Left to Right lKneelingl: J. Coles, J. Winkelmann, J. McCarthy, H, Schwartz, J. H. Johnson, L. Olivas, J. Faircloth, J. Sorem, O. Torres, A. Ruiz, R. Cox, iStandingl: R. lopez, Mgr. P. Johnson, S. Fuller, E. Davila, J. B. Burke, H.Melendez, M. Daily, C. Weigman, E. Martinez, T. Ginella, J. Bralliar, R. Stewart, J. Buenzli, R. Hernandez, Coach Richard Salter, N. Sorem. VARSITY FOOTBALL A week before the date of entrance, a number of football hopefuls reported to Coach Salter on Villanova's gridiron, eager to start working out for a successful season. The first three weeks proved fruitful for the team although it suffered iniuries to some promising players. With a tremendous spirit, the Wildcats opened their season against Sta. Monica's, losing the game by a score of l3-O after a great deal of hard play. L ft to Right' E Martinez, R. Hernandez, e - ' - Villanova Backfield. S Fuller, H. Melendel. The next game was against the mighty Carpinteria Warriors who have been the champions for eight consecutive years. Here, too, the Wildcats were defeated by a 26-0 score. With two losses and no wins, the Villanova Wildcats met the Moorpark Mus- keteers, and still trod the road of defeat losing the game 32-0. Hoping for a come- back, the Wildcats met the Saints of Santa Clara, but a score of 46-O was the hardest Melendez goes for sh art ' - soma Burbafc won in ?ham aggmsl 50f1tc Barbara Catholic e closing seconds 19.14. fl Martinez breaks loose tor 45 years and TD against Nordhoff ef in closing game of the seascn ,ls-..... reqm l Cent ' Cdpfa- .loel Soren' In John Fairclolh 'r 1' I ,,., mwnqzg Righthalf Nelson Sorem Glfdrd Harold S of the season to bear. Still fighting to win, the Wildcats played a strong Harvard team, and were able to keep the score down to l3-O against themselves. But the spirited Wildcats weren't to go without victory through the season as they defeated Simi by a l9-l3 score. Fighting hard to beat the Cardinals ot Sta. Barbara Catholic, the Wildcats lost a close game by a score of l9-14 after having led their op- ponents up to tour minutes before the end ot the game. Although the 'Cats had lost most of their games, they wanted to win their last one against the Nordhoff Rangers, their rivals. The 'Cats played hard and well, and man- aged to be on top at the half but Nordhoff came back to beat them by a margin of 19-l2. With this, the Wildcats closed their sea- son which would have been a brighter one had not so many iniuries hampered the team, and had more lettermen returned. chw ' - lla TuzkleS Gmc 1-1 End Richard Cox and gwlticr 99 Left to Right, First Row: J. Lombardi, R. Fortmeier, B. Lourilo, R, France, Wm. Berg. Second Row: Wm. Muellenhoft, M. Lombardi, J, lnzalaco, J. Purl, R. Amouroux, M. Parke, H. Oliva. Top Row: R. Sloan, M. Mee, W. Reeder, W. Moore, B. Theurer, J. Czuleger, Wm. Nugent, A. Torres Coach William Zappone. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Villanova Wild Kittens, after playing hard throughout the season, came out with a 2 win 2 loss record. Too much had not been expected of the team because of in- experience and the power ofthe other teams in the league, but the J.V.'s, through inspired playing and great team spirit, finished with a respectable record. Their first game was against Carpinteria, they were out-played by the Warriors' fine blocking and swift backfield and came out A Torres starts off on a long jaunl against Santa Clara. Kittens won this one 18-7. on the losing side of a 20-O score. Lombardi and lnzalaco played well on the line, Mee and Cavallero did as well in the backfield. Seeking revenge, the Kittens whipped Santa Clara by a score of l8-7. All three T. D.'s were made by the outstanding Villa- nova back Bernie Lourito. Santa Clara put up a stubborn fight, but were overcome by the fine play of A. Torres and Theurer on the line, which completely nullified their offense. Villanova line stops Nordholl cold. . , 3 .355 Left to Right, Kneeling: J. Bralliar, E. Martinez, R. Stewart, J. Coles, J. Ravetti, Standing: W. Davis, R. Braun, P. Stringer, B. Loughman, Coach Fred Rice, Manager D. Maring, J. McCarthy, J. Walker, J. Sorem, R. Hernandez. BASKETBALL- VARSITY The Villanova Wilcats, under the fine direction of Coach Fred Rice, closed the basketball season with a formidable record of 7 wins and 2 losses. This pro- vided them a second-place tie with Nordhoff in the Tri-Valley League. The 'Cats were defeated in their first game by the Cardinals from Santa Barbara Catholic, the present league champions, who managed to preserve a three point lead in the final seconds of an excellent game, going ahead to win 60-57. The Wildcats then took revenge on Moorpark as they defeated the Musketeers 52-41. The Wildcats were destined to be tripped once more and it was Nordhoff that did this as the spirited Rangers humiliated the Wildcats 54-38. The rest of the season followed through smoothly for the 'Cats as they ac- counted for six consecutive wins. lt was Santa Clara that first fell prey to the Wildcats by a score of 50 to 45. The game was marked by a scoreless fourth quarter turned in fby the overconfident Saints and the l6 point surge of the Wild- cats. Soon after, the 'Cats ran roughshod over Simi scoring 77 points to the Pioneers' 37. John Bralliar stole the show outscoring the opponents with his 40 points. Thacher and Cate accepted defeat with wide deficits. Santa Ynez, formidable contenders, fell at the hands of Villanova 48 to 43. And finally, toward the very end of the final game, Carpinteria threatened as the buzzer stopped their march, and the Warriors lost 58-56. The team produced such stars as Bralliar and Stewart who are meritorious of all league honors. Ravetti, Martinez, Hernandez, and Coles stood out on various occasions. Springer, Bernie Loughman, Braun, Walker, Faircloth, J. Sorem, and McCarthy were on hand faithfully supplying depth to the team and relief in the pinches. This season was one of the best that Villanova has had in many years. ll gfiwf-4. cf, W 1 ff i'vg'34'vf,?,kfM1li5 ' A 5 ufi P53 . .mmm '.. r Y u'f,3': in we 'K 'Y '-e ,. 5 xv' I f-ff-f-w,n.,:.p,zg iw R' 'P' I A ,1:f xl-f' 'if-K 1 , ll' -9 F-firm i G -1' -Q fi . . ' - nun .xi A i f Left to Right, Kneeling: A. Torres, M. Ventura, R. Lopez, R. Fortmeier, N. Sorem, Coach William Zappone. Standing: A. Moreno, J, Moore, E, Melendez, W. Rodee, .l. Buenzli, J. Burke, Manager M. May. BASKETBALL- B SQUAD After two consecutive defeats by Santa Ynez and Simi in the Nordhoff Tourna- ment, the Villanova B Team certainly did not look like a serious league contender. As time went by, the Wildcats, led by Coach Bill Zappone, gained tremendously in experience and skill. The Cats played nine league games of which they have won 7 and lost 2. This outstanding record pushed them into second place in the Tri-Valley League. Five days after returning from Christmas vacation, the Kittens met Santa Barbara as their first league opponent. Playing fast, the Wildcats obtained an early lead and trounced the Cardinals 56-43. Next, they rolled easily over Moorpark with a 39-23 score. The Nordhoff Rangers were next, they didn't prove to be too tough an opposition, as they went down 39-24. A little overconfident by this time, the Kittens dropped their first game to Santa Clara 42-40 in a thiller which had to go 3 minutes overtime. After this upset, the Kittens tried hard to improve their play. They were more than successful, as they routed, consecutively, Simi 50-28, Cate 58-29, and Thacher 62-29. Soon the real test came for the Kittens when they faced Santa Ynez, the league champions. The Pirates, an excellent team, beat Villanova by the close margin of 48-42 in an exciting game which was decided in the expiring minutes of the game. Now the Kittens, fighting for second place and also seeking revenge, downed Carpinteria in a hard fought game which ended 63-53. The first five: Melendez, Moreno, Burke, .Fortmeier, and N. Sorem certainly proved to be a swift unit with great teamwork. The substitutes with M. Ventura, Lopez, Buenzli, Moore, A. Torres, and Rodee gave great depth to the team and were always ready to give a helping hand. Melendez and Fortmeier led the way in scoring, and Burke was always a threat with his deadly hook shots. The forward combination, Melendez and Moreno, worked out for a great many points. Defensively N. Sorem led the way. Arnoldo Moreno was elected season Captain of the B Squad by his teammates. We must congratulate Coach Zappone for his wonderful work in shaping out one of the best B squads Villanova has had in many years. ,J 34 .Ql ,pf fmw fi ii ig lov f 713 Rx 'XXV' Jk I Lett to Right, Kneeling: W. Muellenhott, T. Vett, C. Antoniak, T, France, H. Oliva, R. France, J. Purl. Standing: B. Theurer, M. Parke, W. Nugent, E. Porter, N. Johnson, F. Torres, J. lnukai, Coach Richard Salter. BASKETBALL- C SQUAD The Kittens had tough luck all through the season. They wound up with a one win, six loss record in the Tri-Valley League to take sixth place. They did play a little better than their record indicates, and they had several close games. The Kittens started off with their first and only win against Santa Barbara Catholic. This game was won in fine style with a 32-22 score. They dropped the next two games to Moorpark and Nordhoff respectively. ln the best game of the season, the Kittens lost a heartbreaker to Santa Clara in an overtime, 40-37. Our youngest team then lost their last three games to Simi, Santa Ynez, and Carpinteria in that order. A consolation, though, was the fact that our boys almost upset the lead champions, Santa Ynez, The Kittens were up for this game. They played hard all the way, and were ahead at the half, only to be edged out in the final period. Mention should be given to T.France, J. lnukai, Purl, and Vett who played good ball. Substitutes B. France, Muellenhoff, Nugent, and N. Johnson also helped out. The whole team showed potentialities, and should make a good B Squad next year. Thanks should be given to Coach Dick Salter who got out there and really put in some time with them. X Q' af 1 4 353525 6 N i ni A , Clif' Tag i Left to Right, First Row: Manager B. Theurer, E. Martinez, J. Bralliar, R. Hernandez, J. Ravetti, E. lnukai, C. Torres, A. Moreno, R. Stewart, Coach Dick Salter. Second Row: Manager K. Keesler, D. Desmond, A. Torres, E. Melendez, R. Fortmeier, E. Davila, Wm. Davis, D. lmm, F. Eyraud, Manager J. lanyon, VARSITY BASEBALL At the beginning of the season the Wilcat nine gave evidence of fine play. Their very first practice game was a loss to Santa Paula ll to 2. but this was a good lesson. So good in fact that their next game, a week later, was a red let- ter day in their baseball history whipping Ventura A to 0, as Ronnie Stewart, with the unfaltering support of his teammates, threw a no-hit game. He sent down the Ventura Pirates in order in four of the seven innings of play. The 'Cats again gave a good showing in their first league game, as the combined pitching of Stewart and Davis held Santa Barbara to five hits and two runs, putting the Wildcats in the upper part of the score with three runs. This game was a thriller that had to go to extra-innings. This same kind of play that the Wildcats showed in the previous two games, is the play that made Villanova one of the best teams in the Tri-Valley League. The team was built around the fine returning lettermen: Oscar Torres, out- fielder, who received Honorable mention in the All-League Team, Arnoldo Moreno, who was chosen center-fielder in the All-League Team, Frank Eyraud, the third of the fly-hawks. Returning in the infield we have Eddie Martinez, the hard-slug- ging second baseman, and also Henry lnukai, the classy infielder who takes care of the hot corner. Robert Hernandez, the speedy and noteworthy short stop, was the solution for last year's problems. Coming from the J.V.'s to fill in at first sack, we had the fine fielder and excellent hitter, Bob Fortmeier. At the catcher's spot we had Ernesto Davila, who's great ability and pep was very valuable to the team, The Villanova pitching staff was made up of returning Ronnie Stewart and also Bob Davis, both of great promise and ability. These two were backed up by Bob Fortmeier and Southpaw Arnoldo Moreno, who were always ready to help out. Finally we have new-comers J. Bralliar, J. Ravetti, Don lmm, Henry Melendez and C. Torres who added the needed depth to the team. We must congratulate Coach Dick Salter for making the Wildcats of '54 one ofthe most successful baseball teams of Villanova. D 51 i uf u fwp'3Wl'f' A '1 walk' 2 i 45 1 dy. ii Q S.-f ! r- -!3l--- . 'Mu 1 N -1902-Q? Nh-x.a.Q.- ..v.. -. L'x ff -5 Left to Right, First Row: T. France, T. Vett, H. Oliva, R. Amouroux, J. lnukai, F. Torres, A. Torres, Wm. Muellenhott. Second Row: Coach Bill Zappone, Wm. Berg, G. Mayo, S. Jost, J. Moore, R. Slagle, C. Weigman, Wm. Shallenberger, Manager R. McDermott. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL The outlook on the Jay Vee Baseball squad is promising as the season gets under way. The 'Kittens, under the superior coaching of Mr. Zappone, are strong and have abudant depth. Even apart from league competition, the 'Kittens have confronted the Wildcat Varsity and have done considerably well . A great deal of their early practice and sound experience was ecquired by scrimmaging with the Varsity nine. Pitching for the 'Kittens are McCarthy, a veteran, and Jay Blackburn, a good chucker. In the catcher spot we have Rodee and Julio lnukai, both of whom are capable of handling the iob. At first base we have Muellenhoff and Jost, A. Torres and Amouroux at second base, and F. Torres handles third all by hmiself. Parke, a newcomer, sparks the team with his good performance at short stop. In the out- field we find Chip Oliva and Mayo at left, Chris Weigman at center, and Tommy France and Vett over in right field. Substitutes who fill in almost any position are Moore, J. Orrantia, Shallenberger and Dick Slagle. Whatever the Jay Vee's may lack in experience they certainly make up in team spirit and enthusiasm. We can be sure that if the 'Kittens play up to expecta- tions they will have a favorable season all around, if not a league championship. 'U Y A I-5, Q 1'QQ'pv Q ,il 5 ,ut A. 5. , s YA , .PX ia, . 3' J I? Q x 1 Cf F T2 A HW -. fs.. sy L- x55-. i 'wr A n I 1, ,vynf r,. -+633 6-if Q D Mink ' . ' 1 1' . ' M.. 'w 1' if . ,,'5..-.,- ' ,cur N .F ., . F - A .134 -- -ff. mf . ,K ,x Mm v l vu ..z, My lgfh , . 511 .Q , ff' AP Qf xc L ,4 Ati, :wt : 1- . - 1 ' .' 4 :el . 4' f' 'LVL j. 'x 8 ., ., ix 5 f 1 - 7. 5 4, -4 '-'I N5evMw-mv 5-ii R - 9? 'IH L O 1, 71 X ., QM s 5:-ivxq'-9 S ,- Z gf P3 J. Sorem, J. lnzolaco, S. Eyraud, Martinez, M. Daily, F. Bacon. This year's Student Council was the most .active of many years. Evidence of this very important organization was manifested in almost every undertaking and activity of the school year. The main achievement of this group was the institution ot a Student Government. The Senior Branch of the Student Council was mainly responsible for the bringing about and maintenance ot this Student Government. David Maring carried on the duties of Judge during the first semester, while Pat Johnson took over for the second term. The Senior Court, as it was called, handled all small problems that arose in the course of daily life here at school. This was iust one of the many 'functions this Student Council entered into. Fr. McGrath, moderator ot the Student Council, was also very active and showed much interest in their enterprises. We hope that in future years as much honor and esteem will be brought to Villanova as the Student Council of l95A has brought. Senior Court in session. Judge Pat Johnson presiding, Court Clerk Mike Frettum standingg Michael Turner posing as defendant, on the left prosecuting attorneys, right defense attorneys, tar right the Jury. if STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, Bottom Row: R. Hernandez, D Eyraud Top Row: F. Eyraud, P. Johnson, D. Marin . ,uv u,,,.,.m 2 ky Xxq x Q - X A , X xx RQ i 'Ji M l. ihi-1. af., ,L 1 . N x 'C 3- 'f51E4F,E,f . A 01 1 ww f...-- 1-Mf fa, r L. , Y oh I fi Q 1 Q W pixgs fr, 5' If s 0' MCTHERS' and FATHERS' CLUB -I MOTHERS' CLUB TEA MEETING Standing, Left to Right: Father Kirk, Moderator, Mrs. Louise K. Buenzli, Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Sorem, Vice President, Mrs. Nadine Bacon Merrill, President, and seated, Mrs. Aileen Berg, Secretary. FATHERS' CLUB Left to Right: Mr. Clifford J, Sorem, Secretary, Mr. Harold Berg, President, Father McGrath, Treasurer, Mr. Kenneth Nugent, Vice President. Solidly behind every important effort and proiect at Villanova stand the Fathers' and Mothers' Clubs. Eager always to cooperate and far beyond all expec- tations in their work, the faithful parents of our students have every year met the challenge of the school's needs with excellent results. One need but see the beautiful new gateway entrance to realize the expendi- ture of money and time and labor onthe part of the Mothers. The Fathers accounted for the wonderful success of the Fathers', Sons', and Alumni Banquet, and the decorating of the students' rooms. Their pooled preparations and plans make possible the Annual Barbecue. May God bless them and reward them. .au-up FATHERS' SONS',AND ALUMNI BANQUET Very Rev. J. R. Aherne, O.S.A., Principal St. Augus- tin High School, San Diego, addressing the Fifth Annual Fathers', Sons', Alumni Ban- quet in the Palm Room of the Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica, February I, 1954. Left to Right lseatedl: O. Torres, P. Johnson, J. Coles, Fr. Monte lmoderatorl, S. Jost, H. Schwartz, lStandingl: A. Moreno, A. Ruiz, B. Corvera, D. Maring, M. Frettum, B. Theurer, M. Loughman. Journalism class discusses and plans an issue of the school paper. JOURNALISM CLUB The present volume, The Villanovan, contains in picture and word, a carefully arranged report of life at Villanova Preparatory School and provides a memento and record of a year well spent. lt is at the same time an evidence ofthe work of the Journalism Club and the Senior Class into whose hands the production of the annual is placed. Together with the Moderator, Father Monte, the Journalism Club publishes the Prep Times, the monthly school paper and this yearbook. We hope it brings pleasure and satisfaction to Faculty, students, and parents alike. To all who have given their labor and time and abilities, we want to express our deep and sincere gratitude. PATRONS Our frlends whose names we lrst below have been Indispensable nn the production of thus yearbook They have answered our embarrassed and rmportunate requests wuth generosity and absolutely necessary flnanctal help We want to assure them of our gratitude and we pray that God wnll fund the best way to reward them all Augustmtan Fathers Augustmuan Fathers Augustunnan Fathers Augusttnnan Fathers Augustnnran Fathers Augustunlan Fathers Reverend Jose Veloz Knights of Columbus Bronx Chestnut Hull Hollywood Lawrence Rosemont Pa San Dlego Santa Paula Ventura Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs James A Gmella YsabelG Hernandez W H Hoffman Jr Lloyd Bacon and Mrs Wnlllam M Blackburn and Mrs Robert E Borchard and Mrs Floyd B Bralllar Mlchael J Callaghan and Mrs and Mrs James H Coles Adolfo Curto and Mrs Charles S Czuleger and Mrs Robert C Davls Paul Donlon and Mrs ByronJ Johnson and Mrs J Dykes Johnson and Mrs E H Kennedy Joseph Khalr and Mrs JohnA Lagomarsmo Edward J Laubacher and Mrs L G Laubacher and Mrs Thomas E Laubacher Mr and Mrs Bernard Loughman Mr and Mrs Charles H McDermott Mr and Mrs Alfred S McGonngle Mr and Mrs GeorgeD McGrath Mr and Mrs Joseph D McGrath Jr Mr and Mrs E M Martinez Mrs J Gustave Maulhardt and Mrs ClaudeG Drace A J Eyraud and Mrs AlbertJ Eyraud uth Asbury Eyraud and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Raymond E Farrell RobertW Fortmeler Jack France Edmund A Franz Curtnsl Frettum Fred Gholson Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Dr and Mrs Mrs Vtola N Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Thomas C May EdwardS Merrlll Jr James W Moore :land Kenneth Nugent HenryJ Ollva Jesus R Orrantla Senor Jose Pere Mrs Albert Pfeuler Mr and Mrs EmllM Pfeller ' ' , ' Mr. . . , Mr. . . . , . 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