Cathedral Girls High School - Cathedral Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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Cathedral Girls' High School San Diago, California Iff f or l ' J1955 ZQMJZX .vl'fA V , - W ' , , lsfvllll I V 4 . fly-Vt E S ' J 'F ill f M' J fr 'nf 3, a T f li 4 u ' 1 ll 4 fi! all 'gay Mr. 0 X A 1 A' 1 Iv- f li 1 T ' 'U Z' 'iV i . 4 X! l V 5 1 li' rv ,L l' f s ' -a t i ll - P' v 9. 5 ,. 1 slay! 31. 4 ,wwf an ,, it Lt H. it V 'wt J 'M MPN -Qi Addr! T ...tt T it l N p Y : Z r 6 W . . -A gt J A if X ' w ' M0 T J f nm, ,M 5 , A u ,f , - My W , .f i . T l AP' ,t ,l XS' g' reat power of the symbol from our Blessed Lord, for He, Himself, I JM ,cgw ' tt My it W 'Wuut Mitt eee it T The Senior Class of 1955 has bound the pages ol its yearbook together with the theme of symbols. Symbols have been defined as signs with something added. This little something has been known to stir up people to piety, heroism, joy, and terror. The use of Christian symbols first began in the Roman Empire, since the early Christians could not, even in the catacombs, safely express themselves except in symbolic form. They had learned the elied heavily on symbols by which to teach His flock. He con- ti J l wg Nl Q stantly referred to the great symbolic institutions, ceremonies, per- ? S Q sons, and events of the Old Law, and incorporated symbolic sub- X Q S' stances and acts - water, bread, wine, anointing, pouring, eating, l' drinking - into the very imparting of divine grace. ' as Y F? Christians, however, do not have a priority over symbols. A l Countries too, use them. Our country's best known symbols are 9 the flag and our National Anthem - symbols of our great land. Q WK' And so our theme is symbols, through which so much can be 6 said and through which so much beauty and meaning can be ex- pressed. 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If was orgcmizecl Clwrisl fo 4 H if 1 1 I .JS V enolnie flwe memlaers of Iwis Mysfical Body 5 K I' J i . ' A ' fo clffain Heaven. -Uwe 5ocrifice of ilwe ' WX A i ' Al'l'or is oH'erecI ilwouglw am! wiflw llwe QWFL X643-NV I ' Alfer Ckrisfus for fl1e faiflwrul. Tlwe C5795 H XX l ll? funcfions of flue Priesilwod are five-folclg vflyxgywx .1 ' io offer, io Hess, fo Presinle, io Preaclw, 'N' 5 and +0 lzafcafize.. jx . ,J f ,il .f ,..1f -4-rf 11- gs- .- f Most Reverend Charles F, Buddy shows Carolyn Royal, edilor of '55 Cathedral, and Carole Hanson, student body president, the beautiful View lrorn Alcala Park, ,PNY Q Lg O ' W1 i t ICIJNSILID SAYGDIU ' ' T 2 no ....,'f,- .3 fn .M 'gym A I DIUCESE UF SAN DIEGO ZAR C-AHHCBT? ALCALA PARK SAN DIEGO 12, CALIFORNIA March 29, 1955 A cordial salute to the Graduates of Cathedral High: Your Annual, outstanding in format and liter- ary excellence, reflects scholarship and esprit de corps. The theme of Christian symbolism threading through its pages reveals much research that uplifts mind and heart. Indeed, your own lives revolve around beautiful symbols. Strive for the counterpart, idealism. Symbols stimulate thinking. The rational creature by virtue of his natural endowments symbolizes the love and goodness of God -- a visible emblem of something invisible. My dear children, love God and thus possess your souls in peace. Sincerely, 'I' 'E The Most Reverend Charles F. Buddy Bishop of San Diego Reverend William A. Bergin Dedication ln appreciation ot you, Father Bergin, director, counsellor and good triend, we, the graduating Class ot l955, lovingly dedie cate this, Cathedrals twelfth yearbook, f .if ' 11 .f , ,f ,div , St. jluseplfs Qlaihehrzrl 1567 THIRD AVENUE SAN DIEGO I, CALIFORNIA To the Esteemed Graduates of 1955 Cathedral Girls' High School The signal success which has crowned your scholastic ef- forts has been richly deserved, and on the happy occasion of your graduation, I congratulate you most cordially. The Class of 1955 has distinguished itself not only by its academic achievements, notable as they have been, but even more so, the Graduating Class will long be re- membered for the fine sterling character of its members. You have exemplified all that is best in young Catholic woman-hoodg you have been an inspiration to the lower class-men, you have been a lasting credit to your par- ents, a great joy to your devoted teachers, the Vener- able Sisters of Saint Joseph, and a rich glory to the Cathedral. It is the ardent prayer of the Cathedral Staff that the Holy Spirit of Wisdom enfold you and continue to guide you towards the eternal Commencement. Devotedly yours in Our Lord, WILLIAM A. BERGIN Rector , Mau Ugwqjd A, - . 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TYPif1Q If H X, Sister Mary Peter Sister Ann Gabriel Sophomore 10B-Religion Sophomore IOA - Religion Clothing Spanish l, ll Modern History Chemistry Hornernaking Eillllll llllllll Sister Miriam Freshman 9A - Religion English Latin Algebra General Math St. Ioseph's Sister Mary Iuliana Freshman QB - Religion Geometry General Math Ancient History Sister Maura lean English l, ll Algebra Choral Music 1 M 'M-m,,,N NM, .. M, 'r-mm-W., mv-Q.-.,.,,,e, EllllUllE As symbols is the theme et our annual, so is this picture symloelic. We will he lefavirtg Cathedral lpelere lertg, each one el us to ge her own way, ln our hearts We will always have with us these happy memories et our high school years. Q x S .J dm . O' X KV Q ' Cc: X x , L P . Q. If N . as Z 5 S ,x f A 1 C I '15 I Q f? , Lg I .5 5 I QL' mf? f 54 c 6 Q E A I f ,,, ' L wa? X1 g L9 li ma ! 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QLE .NX may ,A i ,WV ff iw U ff i .iw - X Wr':3Wf4Y iii :B 'ID Ml ff , 'W' wx xlwu w X f' J ip X 1 'W J ' Wwwi ' ' 'W' - wfwrwf QW ,- Z IN AQ www S i 1 iw WMU rw A 4 J NMR 1 - X , , ANZ' 5 f 1 5 N X f'1i42 Z! f Z Z HI cm iiwe True Vine...H Ciurisi is file V -Hue faifiifui are iiue lnranciwes. Tinr Ckristis Ciiurck He engfafis US info C fine True Vine, iiierelzy enaiaiing us io f sufuernafuroliyf cinci io ariici ale in ami i P F by iiwe ciivirie life of Goci, Himself. lun brs Ele Ven A To work and play togetherl As juniors We launched back into school last fall, Perhaps all of us were wondering just what the Alma Mater would have in store for us. lt wasnt long before We found out. To add variety to the usual schedule, we met the test tubes of chemistry and the le, la, les and the el, la, los and las of French and Spanish, These were head-on collisions, but We have managed to recover, There were the novel interests of a G.A.1-X. with varsity competition with other schools. The new auditorium was awaiting us, and with it came the ac tivlty period. What surprises it has brought usl T We learned to Work together through A Sainte in the Making! r - V - I the many protects we have tackled over Kneeling, left to right: Barbara Mangm, Margaret Ryan. Standing: Margaret Lean. Connie Lingo, Dora lean the IUOUUUS- Here YOU S99 US ifl G VGFY Rudd' and Dorothy Brown' significant corner of our classroom, Our Lady, Mystical Rose, looks down upon us with motherly care. That banner on the door is the most beautiful, ever, in red and gray. And the juniors, there you see them, joined together for a Winner! This group sponsored St. Ce- celia in the Saints Alive party, in which she was proclaimed Most Beautifull CSt, Philomena, our class patroness, Who, incidentally, hasn't had a dull moment since her unanimous election, didnt win a prize, but her narrator didli The numerous cookie sales, tag days, movies, record hops, all provided those so necessary finances for that nght of e Silver Starlight e and then all too quickly, anticipation became reality, then memory. Final exams crashed down upon us, final reports rushed in before a breath could be snatched, and the door closed once agan upon a school year of happy memories, - ....l CX101? ww fl f . L 1 35, 5 is X 4 .H U -x 4 ,M 1 jgfi 1 E1 M M ww 'Rf' Q? if K 3 x 'Yi .,. J? my ., 54:67.-5,3 QNX? X , ff gy V XA E A wel. N 9 X Q S 1? Q21 uf , 2 .fx 1311 1 N' P I N ,g E w ,, Qs Q swf W 9' 5 , 'AA .1 4 , vt Q K NK N in 1?- ' efm'. if if if '64 . uf gi W Y -vw 232 6 if .9-M o Juniors Ele ven B On that September morning we entered Cathedral as juniors. This we felt, would be a big year for us, and it wasl We got off to a good start by our choice of fine class officers. Early in the fall, those of us who have any athletic ability tried out for the varsity. Christmas came soon, and its wonderful spirit filled everyone. lnstead of exchanging gifts, we sent all our presents to the orphans in Tijuana. Our usual Christmas party we held on the feast of the Three Kings, Little Christmas! Cup-cake sales, tag days, movies, and record hops soon followed. All proceeds went toward our lunior Prom, the biggest event of the year. We made so many plans! Band, bid, ballroom, dress-it seemed that prom night would never come. Finally the hour arrived for us to pick our class rings. They are so beautiful, and we, most impatiently, awaited their arrival in February. At long last, we could proudly display them. Another very important event was the patron drive. lt was a fight to the finish. We didn't win, but we worked hard and ended with over a hundred percent. It must have been funny! Front row, left to right, Aida Moran, Harriet Homo, lane Mello: back row, Clara Galindo, Nadine Montiel, Dolores Felix enjoy themselves after the Marian Conference. This year will always be rememe bered by every girl. We worked, prayed, and played together as the juniors of l954-55. And it's off to class-Left to right, lirontl. Patricia Brame, Bernice Reade: Second row, Mary Rodriquez, Nellie Wiley: Third row. Margarita Astiazaron. Here! Here! Therese Clark threatens to move llB's marker to the joy of Norma Bugarin, Rosemarie Palumbo, and Yvonne Mltchell. iii' Christmas Time! Elizabeth Duffy and Sue Ann Crabloe arrange the crib, while, lett to right, Beverly Raynaud, Marlene Higgins, Ottolie Mott, and Ludevina Arciaga check presents for the poor. CBe1owD Put Christ back into Christ- mas! Lett to right, Sally Cassell, Christine Despres, Marian Salazar, Carmen la- cohelly, Annette Cote, and Margarita Gomez volunteer to sell religious Christmas cards, Passports. please! Gracie lines up her passengers at the border. Left to right: Graciela Soto, Esperanza Aubanel, Maria Cla- zabal, Yolanda Tellez, Lupe Oniana, Sylvia Serrano. Clt's a station Waf gon.D iririr KBelowJ Ready, Girls! Left to right: Gloria Taitano, Sylvla Srnith, Dolores Felix, Ellen O'Neill take dictation from Mary Nunes. ...M WN So llomores Ten A This is Cathedral l-ligh, San Diego, California. We are the class ot '57. lt was 8:45 a.m., September l3, l954 AD. when the trial began. Accusation: Loafing tor three months Witnesses: Class officers lury: Faculty ludge: Sister Ann Gabriel Defendants: District Attorney: Pepi l Sentence: One year ot hard labor l. Medical Essay 2. Poetry Contest 3. Patron Drive 4. Vocational Essay Rewards for Good Behavior l. Three Kings Party 2. Rattle 3. Picnic 4. Victories in Sports 5. Beatriz Orci and Dorothy Kolensk' win lst and 2nd prizes in Medical Essay Contest Our Lady of Perpetual Help and St. Philomena 5 .Theorems 6. lndirect Discourse 7. Notebook on France 8. Examinations Dorothy Kolenslci and Patricia Trierweiler win lst and 3rd prizes in C.D.A. poetry contest Rosemary Langs wins 2nd place in Vocation essay contest. loan Galb and lune Washington win lst and 2nd in lingle contest for Music Festival On lune l7, l955, having terminated our successful year as sophomores, we received the long awaited news ot our release. The Blue and Gold triumph again! Left to right: Marie Anguiana and Beatriz Orci help Rosemary Langs to put finishing touches on her chalk drawing. Dolores Goularte and Pat Campbell lend a hand on the side. w 'C Jw..-x M Y Magi Q H ' Am,,,, NW 5' Hiya W W wwf- shtmwfxm, was Sz, Wqgmsg A- 25i5fi:iz?MWZX 52. W H, ihiep 5 . Q :.V , ,:v. ga, f5:?:.5Z:55:':I.5?fI 'f N2 ,,.1 wx, we 'f xfah zz, 3 ,lf NWN is f X wg pi' a xwsfxpi V B wifi 4 w , WM? ,N Of A 1 'Wiz' in . X ' if 'H 4? 1 W 'N s, Wx ,Wiki n j 1 'A 4. A ski 3 ,-in 1 N 131 is K dvi W5 iw CD Ms of New Su f JM w Lixrxili A . f jg. I 1 , 1 s pew wow wwf 'fIi2'5S55- .L 5-,Q sb I' .533 S , fwwgk X 5 y ,..,. . ..r ' X 43? :f4fsF t W .N-fav .. W un 1 -as 2 i , E Sophamores Ten B Under the patronage of Our Lady of Guadalupe we of lUB set out upon our sophomore year at Cathedral. Our own Christmas was made the happier because we sent a big big box ot food to the orphanage in Tijuana. We shall always remember the entertainment at our Three Kings party Battling oft a parakeet and kitten put our treasury in a definitely higher income tax bracket. So event hurried after event, and soon we could all look back upon another happy year, and now can look forward to returning to Cathedral as - at last Y upper classmenl Three in Onel Left to right, Rosemary Romero, Bentina Gonsalves and Lucille Busalacchi prove they CAN get through the door at once. They look industrious! Left to right: Laura M. Rhoades, Ana M. Cuenca, Es- ther Hernandez, Ieanine Smith, Katheryn and Yolanda Hernandez study in the library. A1 Il's a Racket - with some sophornoresl Lett to right: Esther Rodrigues, Marilyn Taylor, Florence Gonzales and Yolanda Guerra get in one more bounce before the bell. -wifi Partial to Our Lady of Guadalupe are, left to right, Virginia Iakovich, Maria Marquez, Lolita Torres, Es- ther Lopez and Evelyn Marquez, lBelowJ Strictly For the Bird! Lett to right: Ioan Roman, Maria E. Ayala, and Geraldine Beretich Watch Dorothy Duggan give An- astasius a tid-bit. Theresa Mas- terman, who brought the para- keet, looks on. ,.,--' . .. Xa, , fi' I, in in ' . Xff Qs 3 K ' rr' ,A N f V. -'-v- :Z , T4,.lgfri, H -1.. Q... M ' , 4? R . -Z 1: xx W E 'f.wifw.w ,, 'az Q-:Q In 4, x,w , mf gin, X, a 1 ',7'L?' x 1 f' ln. V 1,3 w . 3. f Tm? 'v-. -ff' V y s wr Q? Qfwxgi ' H ix rw Freshman Nine A As We first donned our Calkins originals in the fall, we felt as proud as any new freshmen would. Getting used to carrying our books land the seniors'D from class to class was strange and ex- citing. We chose our class officers, Colors, and song and prepared for an eventful year. Rosary Time! Front Cleft to rightl: Mary Sparacino, Theodora Fideler. Middle: Socorro Ca- zares, Elizabeth Fendrick. Back: Nancy Froehlich, Iudith Holt lead the way to the October rosary. 91-XZXYZ Left to right: Mildred Valley, Frances Weis- mantel, Patricia New- ell, Lorraine Heroux. Martha Meeker and Sharron Kurtz do some wan'ning up before class. e xx x , 4' L' Y xf 8 ,.--4' 1....,, ! 2 Q , 4 . , V , r f QA , viii? We Can't Lose! Lett to right: Virgnia Bishop, Barbara Sutton, Pa! tricia Lorentz and Mary A, Pohl got ready tor a basketball game. My, How You've Changed! Kneeling: lacgueline Hager and Doris Kavanf agh, Standing, lett to right: Esther Kerstiens, Chloe Lanz, Carolyn Wahl and Celestine Hend- rick get Pope Pius X ready to Win. St. Philomena - a Favorite! Left to right: Helen Kirk, Mare jorie Svoboda, Gail Surles and Barbara Silva admire a statue ot their class patron. -- -zz! like-- It's Finished! Lett to right: Eileen Moore, Bosemary Mar, Guillermina Santa Ana, Pat Blazevtch and lo- Anri Farris display the true meaning ot Christ- mas. Freshman Nine B E We're Almost All Here! Left to right: Iudith Walker, Pat Bernas, Estela Yanez, Alice Roclriquez and Anne Cassell wave to classmates hurrying to school. We started the new year anticipating and tearing initiation. However, we soon discovered that the seniors were human alter all. Our chance to really know them came at our welcoming party. The day our emblems arrived we were overjoyed and walked around with our grey and gold shining on our sweaters while admiring glances followed us. We will always remember the work and fun ot our first year at Cathedral! This Should Be Enough! L. to r.: Maria Stella Go- mez, Frances Cazin, Sally Colmenero, I u li e Hage- dorn, Mary Atzet and Maureen Giovannelli leam to iuggle their many new books. v mx. - , H? Q? , 3 v V12 :,1i., Q Q' 1 55 1+ 1 QW J , ,,,.,.,Q ,I I. ..: F ! slff? . 5 , vf 1 331.5 X ,wil gm. ... 1 . wg, 41 Jw ' ,. ig 93 in 5 Fw, 3 1' ix 'I-P k Y X ni f wgwfQ15iXfW'6iWW M A .A 4 Qi WE JW g.Lif..M Wi X,g,f.Ezim-3, V is X ' DM in wx - Swv W QS, NWA Q bk ,Q Sly if iak 3m 1 4 ,Lf J Y 1 ! li -5 -QW 1 C +3 N 1 I J N , X - 1 ' 1 we f 2 MEM e 3 J 4 5 13 J 1- , I '1 , A Tlwrouglw Mary we Lmve Ckrisf luolized flue Cki-Rho. -Hue P l Hme Purily of Maryg flue crown, Le Q LP u rv- OSC U OPI E I: SUPCFI TTTP J F M f i A I ' xx of UWC Gf13CIS SFEEMFIS A M y , ve Mofker of God, is our sfyirifuul lk I5 OUI' TTIO C OD JI Jguide in an Q1 3 rs '1 w L, -4 .4 fs Q .,... Carole Hanson. student body president, center: Loretta Hiorth. secretary, left Ioanne Krejsa, vice-president, right. Dear Student Body, l wish to express my sincere appreciation tor the enthusiasm you have shown during this past year in both participating and assisting in all student body activities. There is instilled in all ot you that generous spirit that is Cathedral. The class of '55 will be leaving this year, but we place our Alma Mater in your hands, We trust that you will guard and protect her in the years to come, May you grow to know and love her as we who are now graduating have loved and always will love Cathedral Girls' l-ligh School. fm U EH-152 Twelve B Iust looking up from a huddle on some senior secret are, left to right, Ruth Buechner, treas- urer, Irene Serrano, vice-president, Nancye Pen- nington, president. Sophie Gutierrez, secretary. tr. fi? Q SR UP HMB welve A Iosephine Carter, it vice-president, fits gowns on Kleft to rightj Inna Serrano, president, Nancy Mc- WX Z if nn Y Donald, treasurer, and Patricia Schneid- er, secretary. 1' I it-W Elevenjlfgh Eleven B ,qv l ,VI Compiling a list of telephone num, 'ers for reminding girls of novena lor vocations dur- ing Christmas vacation are, letttddright, Mary Lou Paulich, treasurer, Betty Rebeles, secretary, Dora I. Rudd, vice-presideht, and Iill Baltes, president. .,x, f'-- t ff NV . , E.. X Ludevina Arciaga, president Cextreme rightj, helps to measure fingers for junior rings. Left to right: Sylvia Smith, vice-president, and Marlene Higgins, secretary, await their turn aiter Graciela Soto's, treasurer. Ten B - Ten A Supervising their Christmas box for the Tijuana orphans are fleit to rightl, Sandra Oliver, vice-president, Ieanine Smith, president, Dorothy Duggan, treasurer, and Lolita Torres, secretary. Bestowing such fond glances upon Pepi I, 10A mascot, are Cleft to rightl, Rosary Mo- ceri, treasurer, Sharon Hiltsley, president, Patricia Kelly, vice-president, and Rosemary Langs, secretary. Nine A - Nine B All set for parliamentary procedure are Cleft to rightl, Barbara Hall, vice-president, Helen Kirk, secretary Barbara Hanson, president, and Kathleen Garcia, treasurer. Penelope Gonzales, secretary, Irene Le'Alcala, vice-president, Silvina Soares, president, and Sally Col menero, treasurer, proudly inspect their new emblems. SlUUlNl HUUY lllllllll The Student Body Council is composed ot Student Body otticers, section presidents, Sodality Pref lect, and G,A.A. president Carole Hanson, lrma Serrano and Nancye Pennington, senior presidents, Ludevina Arciaga, junior president, Sharon l-liltsley, sophomore president, and Barbara Hanson, treshf man president, belong to the Catholic lnterscholastic Council, a group composed ot the leading otticers ot each Catholic high school in San Diego. This council meets to discuss problems pertinent to the stu- dents in the schools represented. Center: Carole Hanson. Left to right from far end of table: Ioanne Krejsa, Loretta Hiorth, Nancye Pen- nington, Irma Serrano, Ludevina Arciaga, Iill Baltes, Ieanine Smith, Sharon Hiltsley, Silvina Soares, Barbara Hanson, Sally Negrete and Carolyn Rempe. SUUAUW UT UUH UW Carole Rempe, Sodality Prefect, moves her class on the chart during the campaign for selling religious Christmas cards. The Sodality of Our Lady conducted three major pro- jects this year. The first was the campaign to Put Christ Back lnto Christmas. Besides making posters, sodalists en- listed the help of the entire school in the selling of religious Christmas cards. In order to counteract the commercial and irreverent observance of l-lalloWe'en, Sodalists sponsored a Saints Alive party preceding the feast of All Saints. The beauty and cleverness of the Would-be saints spoke Well of the enthusiasm which this project created. Most important of all, Sodalists endeavored to institute a real flare for Mary fashions. On the opposite page, So- dality officers model Mary fashions for all occasions. i SAINTS ALIVE! Iohnann Pisarchik Margaret Rapp Dolores Perez Betty Frichtel Carolyn Rempe 5 1 Anne Louise Shaffer Iudith Grando Sophia Oddo Ann Porter Sharon O'Neill ttEHlN Ut lllt EllElltU Ht!llllE Sharing in the spiritual life of the Cathedral are the Legionaires. ln their white uniforms and red Capes, they have become a traditional part of religious processions and ceremonies. ln the picture to the left, Legionaires lead the imposing line of San Diego Catholic high school seniors into the Cathedral on the occasion of the fortieth anniversary of Bishop Charles F. Buddy's ordination to the priest hood. 900 Below: In solemn ceremonies at the close of the Marian Year, Patricia Gavlick, Legionaire presi- dent, crowns the lovely statue of Our Lady of Fatima. ill MEMS llllll Mlllll Patricia Gavlick Elsie Gonzales Carol Murphy Sally Negrete Adrienne Osinski 1 f, Carolyn Rernpe N gl -J Irene Serrano Betty Prichtel Vivat cor Iesu! Maria! Ann Louise Shaffer Sylvia Smith Graciela Soto llelen Weismantel Dorothy Duggan Sandra Oliver The Legionaires tend to their many duties about the sacristy and altars. tlUNlUH HEU MUSE Left to right: Pat Carpenter, senior I.R.C. representative, gained distinction this year as a uniiorrned member of the mo- bile unit. Helen Weismantel, iunior, Diane Calvert, sophomore, and Doris Parker, senior council member, get a ride. Christmas caroling at the Navy Hos- pital proved a pleasing project to both patients and members of the I. R. C. The filling of Red Cross gift boxes kept everyone busy at Christmas time. Left to right: Council members, Sandra Oli- ver, sophomore, Maureen Giovannelli, freshman, Ioan Edwards, freshman, Syl- via Smith, iunior, and Adrienne Osin- ski, Cathedral representative and San Diego County I. R. C. treasurer, check some of the 150 boxes filled by Cathe- dral students. Members ol the Library Club assumed full charge ot Cathedral High School Library this year. Under the able guidance ot Rosemarie Palumbo, president, Carol Ann Romero, vice-president, and Yvonne Mitchell, secretary, these students accessioned new books, catalogued them, authorized the checking out ot books, and supervised the library during study classes. Lower right: These are familiar faces behind Left to right: Norma Bugarin, Therese Clark, Bev- erly Raynaud, Rosemarie Palumbo and Yvonne Mitchell each busies herself with her particular duty. that desk. Left to right: Ioyce Cruger, first period, Iulia Hiorth, last period, Carol Ann Romero, after school, Barbara Forkenbrock. fourth period, and Mary Rosa, second period in the afternoon. CBelowJ Left to right: Iudith Grando types cards, Marie Basile reads shelves, Ioan Galb checks catalogue cards, while Barbara Man- gin, seated, pastes pockets in new books. ,fl ' . f 1A1A1f1l1 m7n44A1Al, Miss Soltys glances back for only a moment during that exciting game with O. L. P. U. il, tl We've got a tearnl No wonder weve cheered for it. ln fact, weve got lots ot teams senior, junior, sophomore and lreshinan all active in intramural games of both volley ball and basketball. Our varsity teams lor both sports were wonderful, and whether the score favored Cathedral or not, our spirit was ever victorious. For all ot this, we can thank our splendid physical education teacher, Miss Virf qinia Soltys, and our enthusiastic otticers, J Sally Negrete, center, G.A.A. president, gives vice-president Mary Io Da Silva, left, and sec- retary Carol Higgs, right, some pointers on basketball. iM 4 vi, 35.53 ,Q If Vwllssl-ekxzm ,. I, 355 ,, QE A gh kg Q53 gif W V 7:.:,- .: I ,wk H , 5 M -j .fx W Y' ,, - , - Eggs ' ' 2? , 7 gix Q vb And it's a point Cathedral vs. 0.LR O. L. P. - Two Games CATHEDRAL - One Game for Cathedral . . . 'l Toe Dancer? At least it put everyone else on her toes, too. Below: Afler the game was ovor someone said, You can't tell w Won or lost in th What spirit! ho ere. One good re-turn deserves another. FIEl D DAY San Diego College for Women Pat Mulherin holds the little statue of St. Philomena which accompanies Cathedral teams to every game. Cathedral Victories Volleyball Basketball Ping-Pong CCarole Hansonl Carole Hanson, center, practices a tree throw while her victorious team looks on. l Lower right: Carol Higgs leads the volleyball team in a few set- ting up exercises before a prac- tice game. Below: lt's anybody's ball in this practice tusslel UHJAHMWE These Cathedrahtes, Patricia Browne, Mary Davey and Arm Porter stack their book knowledge acquired throughout their twelve years at St. Iosepha. mmm '64, 1 Qx 1 z S N XX f 1 7 XM xx ff Y X If , X X ' V 'f fy ' 1 x N , 1 XX Q -1 5 f'f f VX - 1, 1-, f ff' ghw - '- 4 Y X, S Xu 1 ,s - . 1' X P I C , , U '- :XX X' A N' ff, . -4 2 2 1 - -, P, 1 r SX N X 4 Q 6, m X fyyl K XQ J f I 177, Wx' Q EQ X, Q ? 77, ,, 'MWF fqlxlxlvx Q E0 X! QQ! -v EZ- 4 , 1 ag Q e I 5 Nix f, Uv ' xx ff 5 U XQX 10 xx WX Juli!! MN 1144 S5 - T l , Nl XX xx S X , 4, Q Q k.I,, E , 7? L XX lllllllll XAAM 1 A I lllhf 2 i DE 7 L Xdx I M141 WV .. K, 'QZ EXW '44, X Ay ,V Qs 16 E 3 AX fa xx 52 xx' 6' 7 uf Q' QE xx X ., A X ' ' . U4 A3 W WYY W4 NRA E ? flllllpvvxxxxvx 5 3 W lb fw r ' - f 1 2 XX Ilff 2 1 W 5 QW X' M4405 f , ' d I Y bxx ff X , A Q BV 'fy' x 6, 6 5 9 'Zz - KS X77 ff ' ' SN 377 Xxx ,pl xxx Q n 'f 'r xx ,, 'fl'nVvxlvxXx i . K :f !,f'f'fl!l11K'vKx 5- x ' 1 :l4l4H,j E L' Xulullll ll, L XX , f X xx A, -if mn If f S XA 1 1 XX V. , Q 'x P , 7' l I ' I Z - NMI 'lffbff - XX XX f ' fff ,N xx m nn nm ' X Y N X Qj 71, X f 1 KM W7 N Uv 2 Q f x ffflfllvll ttkx Tlwe 5ucromenfs- Lnowl lu la P +J+ +LI3L+f+L L f I YCSSHS O LIS lI'l E I CIWGVIVISIS of Godys Srace f G 7' fo live Socrameniolly. I ' I XX Xx ff! xX llllll5IUll Seniors apply what they have learned in religion to projects during American Education Week. The flag and Our Lady's statue represent the harmony of the Catholic educational principle, A good Christian is a good Citizen, Civics students plan a border on The Bill of Rights EHVIEE-ENEUEH Members of the Speech Aris class entertain l!lNBUllElE The Spanish class explores South America. Latin honor students compare results of their mid-semester exams. French enthusiasts solve a crossword puzzle from their French periodical La Croisade UlHlHHllllllES Q Sllllll Geometry students' heads whirl with theorems, proots, and reasons - yes, there must be a reason! Seniors explore the esoteric depths ot advanced algebra. Even if thejuniors aren't mixed up, the chemicals arel HUM EEUNUMWE - EUtUtUHtElAt Members of the sewing class may Usew in joy , but nearly as often, they Hrip in tears. Prospective homemakers learn the do's and don't's of glassware, Typing H students aren't even tempted to peek at the keys - or aren't theyl When it's a little cool for gym suits, square dancing fills the agenda. but more often, the neat maroon gym suits are donned, and after a bit of Ulimbering up , a lively game gets under Way. In the inspiring setting of the Cathedral choir loft, the hours of practice reach full fruition. MUSIC Accornpanists loanne Kreisa, Iill Baltes fseatecll and Dora Iean Rudd. Cstandingl, take a bow. Theres music in the air! And that is more than just a song. Ot first importance is the choir. Every stu- dent at Cathedral appreciates the beautiful singing for the A. S. B. Mass each week. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT The hard work in the audi- torium makes possible the beautiful music for Masses. programs, Music Festival. recital. graduation. MUSIC PUPILS' Seated: Ioanne Kreisa and Dora Iean Rudd, students of organ, show Patricia Kelly, Sharon O'Neill, Ma- rie Basile, Marie Stein- auer and Mary R. Chayer, piano pupils, that they can play very well on either instrument. Carolyn Marie Rempe, seated, is the winner of the Bank of America Achievement Certifi- cate in Fine Arts. As a student of piano throughout her four years at Cathedral, Car- olyn has won distinction for herself in this field. Virginia Bishop, violin student, has gen- erously shared her talent on a number of occasions for both student body and guest audiences. Sandra Lowenstein and Iill Baltes, piano students - Ieannette Gonzales, voice - Eleanor Hodges, organ - Virginia Bishop, violin and Theresa Mastemuan, piano, look through some volumes of the music li- brary. X llllllllltl ffm.. -vw - . .. .- . . ,-.. . . . .., v. - .. WW-, ,, ,, Extra-curricular activities have kept students at Cathedral busy throughout the year. Those SCH iors gather to talk over the various meetings of the Marian Year conference held at the San Diego Col lege for Women. Y f X - , 1- ' ...4- 4 fr - . V 0 'I 1 6x1 L WW u Caflwolic Ad -- noi wlwcf we clo, la f IW f IOH we are. -Hue umly of ilwe Chrlsinon lm A111 P+ Pi ffI1ffLfITL UD B CII' ICI Cl IOl'1 Clwi-Rluo sfancls for Chrisf, llwe liarof Jclw Pope, flue mnlre for izlwe B lm P cl H1 crowns signify Q18 LCIPllZ6J, COf1fll'fl'16CJ J HTC Ol'JOiHCCl TTllJel'S O H16 CLUVC me f L 7 l'ECCP+IOf'l of 416.56 '30C'YGI'T1Pf'lt9 WE Cl mnssnonecl fo flue och P llf f f cl Ckrisfys Linsclom on flu 0 Y , His Excellency, Bishop Charles F. Buddy, begins the prayers at the foot of the altar on the occasion of the Fortieth Anniversary of his or- dination to the priesthood. Members of the choir and speech arts class presented a program for American Education Week. i in G .L ' s - A 1, 5 it 'I 2 E A is if Original chapeaux highlighted initiation capers. Freshman ine genuity was finally rewarded by refreshing l'cokes served by the seniorsl -V its-M Below: The Saints Scored Again! Left to right: Yolan- da Guerra recognized the most saints, Carolyn Wahl was most authentic as Pope St. Pius X, Connie Lingo was most beautiful as St. Cecilia, and Dora I. Rudd was judged best nar- rator. rim. ,Maru-um , VW at ...U Blue Velvetl Seniors were dancing on clouds of blue velvet that night, -wif lgjgw.- ln colorful pageantry, the speech class presented a choric poem, COME LET US ADORE. The Por- tuguese toll: dance at the end was a iavoritel Every classroom trimmed its ever- green in honor of the Christ Child. Mary Weismantel opens another window of the advent calendar, while others finish up the icicles on the tree. Father Bergin awards a beautiful daily missal to Deliina Fernandez, who sold the most tickets tor the annual St, loseph's bazaar. ta '- Mary Louise Hickey, who presented BARRETTS Ol: WIM- POLE STREET for the student body, gives lulia Hjorth some hints on lulia's part of Bella in the same play to be produced by Father Aherne for Catholic Book Week. -., eil lggn.- F i GA wig la41?.ff55gg?gQ 5F72 Y Irma Serrano M.C.'s for the Hi-Debber fashion show. -- si is Lower left: Driver Education classes enjoy Mr. Harry N. Long of the Automobile Club of South- ern California. -..ggi lggm.- Below: Activities may crowd the days, but the annual rnust go onl lust ask the two literary editors! Prize winners, Beatriz Orci, left, and Dorothy Kolen- ski, right, re-read their essays on The Advantages of Private Medical Care. Besides the first prize of 55000, Beatriz's essay won the distinction of being submitted for national competition. Dorothy's won 335.00 for her. n f 0,5 iw- Bank of America Achievement Award winners, left to right: Carolyn Bempe, Fine Arts certificateg Car- ole l-lanson, cup winner in field of Liberal Artsg Buth Buechner, Vocational Arts certificate. Lower right: l, B. C. activities played an im' portant role through the year. -, Below: The Teen - Age Traffic Safety Council get together before the major conference at Balboa Park. 5 w 'J' lsdxkiggi 55 Carolyn Royal, center, editor of '55 Cathedral works with her two assistants, Sonya Ackley, left, and Ruth Buechner, right. lt was like a new world into which the '55 Cathedral stall was introduced, a world in which dumf mies and layout, proportions and cuts, rubber cement and deadlines suddenly tumbled out of the dic- tionary to assume very life-like proportions. Many extra hours were spent in their intricate Company and the sentiments ol the stall were quite adequately expressed when one ot its members declared, To think l've always taken annuals lor grantedlu Carol Higgs, photogra- phy editor, proves to Barbara Ohlls and So- phia Oddo, literary edi- tors, she has leamed to take the pictures, too, as well as plan them. sc .X n S A Ellllltllllill Sllllt Nancy McDonald prints some signs for the business end ot the annual, while Ann Porter types the very iirst page ot copy lor the '55 Cathedrall -Meg Ee., lrene Serrano, typist, admires the 'ltirst drawings ol the symbols for division pages, Carolyn Rempe exe plains the symbol tor the senior class to lrene. -W 4+ if- Below: Ann Porter, left, ref ports to Nancy McDonald, business manager, W ho gladly moves 12A to the leading position in the pa- tron drive. Pat Mulherin and Mary Gonsalves wait to give the percentage ot the sections from which they collected. Lower right: A typical Sat- urday morning scene. Mr Waterson of Sunset En- gravers crops a picture so that Carolyn can mount it Ruth and Sonya finish up the measuring along Mr. Waterson's crop lines! and prepare to do some cutting up , themselves. W iPhoto by Carol l-liggsl WH. 'Wa .iw X X Q. f ff 8 MW. W r XX 1 5 ? W i? N P f X5? X X 1 8 9 X SENIUH HllllVVHl The Senior symbol depicts the four years at Saint Ioseph's Cathedral marked by the help and guidance of the Holy Spirit. Saint Ioseph, our pa- tron, is represented by the carpenters square beneath the senior emblem - the same emblem as on our rings and on our sweaters. The lamp of knowledge burns a little brighter as we now complete our high school course. Any attempt to express all that we feel toward Cathedral would be in- adequate, but we do want to say that we are grateful for all Cathedral High has given us. We wish to thank the entire faculty for their patience and understanding, the Iunior class for the beautiful prom, the Sophornores for their fine school spirit, and the Freshmen for the good sportsmanship they displayed during initiation. Thank you, Cathedral, and goodbye. PATRONS Most Rev. Charles Francis Buddy, D.D., Ph.D. Rev. William A. Bergin, Rector of St. Ioseph's Cathedral Very Rev. Msgr. Richard R. Daniels Rt. Rev. Msgr. I. Malachy O'Sullivan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Dillon Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ioseph N. Trivisonno Rt. Rev. Msgr. I. A. Van Veggel Rt. Rev. Iarnes T. Booth, I.C.D., Chancellor Rev. Iohn Bradley Rev. William I. Cooney Rev. Thomas Egan Rev. Iarnes M. Gilfillan Augustinian Fathers of St. Patrick's Rev. Patrick I. Kenny Rev. R. P. Lynch Rev. Michael I. O'Connor Rev. B. Silva, S.I. Augustinian Fathers of St. Augustine's Christ the King Church Our Lady of Angels Church Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Our Lady ot Guadalupe, Otay Sacred Heart Parish, Coronado St. Anthony's Church St. Vincent de Paul St. Ioseph's Cathedral St. Rita's Church The Southern Cross Daughters ot Divine Charity Sisters of Social Service Sisters of St. Ioseph ot Carondelet Holy Family School St. Augustine High School St. Patrick's C.Y.O. The Senior Class The Iunior Class Dr. Carl I. Ackerman Dr. A. Anderson Roert Arballo Mr. and Mrs. Santos U. Avalos Nick Beretich S O. Van Bismark D. F. Boland Walter V. Boyle, OD. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brarne Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Bravo Munoz The Brownes P. V. Bugarin Al and Margie Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Calvert W. Carberry Mr. and Mrs. C. Carignan Mr. Manuel Falante Mr. and Mrs. I. Fares Mrs. C. I. Feaux M. A. Ferrantelli Harry E Florentine Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Forkenbrock W. W. Fowler Mrs. Geraldine B. Frost J Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Galb Mr. and Mrs. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Gilbert Miss Arlene Glenn Mr. Henry Grant I. R. Green Robert Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gutierrez The Sophomore Class The Freshman Class Chula Vista Police Dept. Chula Vista Police Reserve Anna Ciechon Bart I. Comer Dr. I. Frederick Conrad Donicis Crisostoms Mr. and Mrs. Augustin Cuenca Drs. Cunningham and Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Daniel H. M. Davidson, Optometrist Dr. and Mrs. Charles I. D'Andrea Ruth de Lesseps Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Dillon The Durflinger Family Mr .and Mrs. P. Estrada R. V. Foet, M.D. , Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Guzmantf Walter A. Harlow Mr. and Mrs. George L. Harts Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Herrero Drs. Hollinger and Rittenberg, Optometrists C.W.O. Edwin S. Howe The Iacksons of Chicago Dibs Iohnsori Sid Kaufman Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Kelly C. R. Kennedy, M.D. Mrs. M. A. Kerstiens Robert M. Kimball, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. I. I. Kimbrough Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kinkel Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Kitchen Albert B. Klug, M.D. Dr. H. W. Kositzky, D.D.S. Capt. and Mrs. I. H. Kuhl Mrs. Freda La Frenere Roberto Lara Dr. H. C. Liegel, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Hernando Lirnon Thomas N. Lococo, M.D. Miss Mary Ann Luedeking Dr. Henry Maguire Don Luis A. Marin Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas I. Martin Mr. Louise Martinez Maria Conception Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Winston McCall Dr. and Mrs. H. D. McCarthy Dr. S. I. McClendon, M.D. Glen H McDonald, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mendoza A Friend Mr. Iuan Merida Richard Miller Mr. Pete Milleton Mrs. Ronald Moody PATRONS Dr. Ralph E. Schrock, O.D. Phil I. Scott Ioachin Serrano Morgan Skinner, M.D. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sloan and Christine Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Smith Ray R. Solemink Dr. Anthony P. Solirnine Gerald Urguhart Stadtmiller Thomas A. State, M.D. Mrs. Edith Stott Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Sullivan Dr. Ann and Dr. Robert L. Swartz A Friend Roy A. Tanaka, M.D. George Thackeray Chef Thomas Luis Torres Coto Mrs. Rosamond Travis 1 Mr. Iose M. Valadez Mr. and Mrs. Chris D. Watson and Beth Quintin Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Whelan Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wiley' Lcdr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson Mr and Mrs. Andrew Winthrop Mnand Mrs. C. I. Moore and Family- Amta Morales Dr. and Mrs. George A. Mross Dr. and Mrs. M. I. Murphy A Friend Robert K. Nabours, M.D. Roy A. Noon Mr. and Mrs. I. I. O'Brien Dr. Mack I. O'Brien Miss Kathy O'Haver, V.N. Mr. and Mrs. I. Olazabalff' Marianne Olson X Frank D. O'Neill 'f Leon E. Oursland, D.D.S. A Friend Dr. R. O. Peck Dr. Sam Peck Dr. and Mrs. Sam Peck Ioe Pena Mr. and Mrs. Otelia S. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Iames Petrone Anthony I. Pierangelo, M.D. Don Porter if Reba H. Presley Mrs. W. O. Probst, Sr. A Friend Frank I. Ragan, M.D. Residents, Ioan of Arc Club Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Rey I F. A. Richards Ir. and Family'f Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Richards Frank and Esther Robinson Manuel G. Rosa and Associates Mr. and Mrs. E. Ruiz wf A Friend Abel Santa Ana Mr. and Mrs. George Schagane The Schneider Family J' J nf Mr. and Mrs. Wood Clara and Stanley Zontek A-l Lock and Key Shop Abramson Furniture and Carpet Co. Aetna Furniture Almacenes Zona Libre Fimbres y Hijos, S.A. American Typewriter Co. Arno1d's Garage Elton S. Bailey, Refrigeration Equipment Co. Bob Bauer Motors Bay Park Dept. Store Bay Park Laundromat Bayview Realty Benbough's National City Berge-Roberts Mortuary Berto1ino's Accordion Studio Bill's Cleaners Big Ace Market Bobby Iean Shop Bo1and's Market Boldrick's Men's Store Clare Booker, Cadillac Sales Bonham Drugs Borton Variety Boulevard Cleaners Brad1ey's-Luigi's Pizza Broadway Iewelers Broadway Knitting Mills Burrough's Corporation Bob Burns Cleaners Busco-Nestor Studios Caliente Race Course R. W. Calkins Co. Capitol Service Carvalho Bros. Service Casa Ornana Casa Tanaka Representative Chartier Painting Cojf Chetz Beauty Salon Chiquita's Bakery Chula Vista Shoe Mart City of Paris Beauty Salon Clifford's Market Coast Visual and Films Inc. Coody's Market Consolidated Sewing Machine Cornell's, Chula Vista Corner Market Corona Furniture Coronado Hobby and Sporting Goods The Coronado Store for Men Crown Point Pharmacy Dairy Mart Farms Day 6: Night Cleaners Don D'Agostino Insurance Dee Gee Market C. D. Denver, Plastering Don Iose's Fine Mexican Food Earl's Beauty Salon El Cortez Hotel Encanto Electric Engraver's Corporation Ethel's Beauty Salon Carl Esslinger Market Farmecia Guadalupana Farmecia International Ferreteria Del Norte O. E. Fischang :Sf Son, Optician Flying A Service Frazee's Paints Furs by Millard Galloway's Pharmacy Glenn's Market, Chula Vista Dick Grihalva Buick Graham Furniture and Appliance U. S. Grant Hotel The Grant Iewelry Reese Graves Career Planning Green Thumb Nursery Hartwell's Upholstering Ray L. Hayden, Investments Hess Automotive Service Fred A. Heilbron 5: Son Higgins CS Crosthwaite Sports Supply Higgs Iewelry, Chula Vista L. A. Hiss, Automotive Service Hobbie's Ladies 61 Men's Wear Hobieca Texaco Hoffmann Printers Holly Cleaning Plant, Chula Vista Homer's Variety Store Hotel Knickerbocker Hotel San Diego Italian Family Hour Iay's Displays I CS I Food Market PATRONS lewel Box, Pacific Beach Iimmie's Barber Shop Ioe's Marine Station Io's Flower Shop The lug Liquor Iuniper Pharmacy Kippy's, Coronado Kolb-McCormick Apparel Kraft's Drugs Inc. Lady Ebony Beauty Salon La Mesa Lumber Co. La Michoacana Tortilla Factory Henry Langhorst Cafe The Leader, Chula Vista Lee's Liquor Store Lewie's Texaco Station Sid Lewis Beauty Salon Linda Vee Frostie Linda Vista Dept. Store Lindley's Sewing Machine Center Lloyd's Pest Control Louisiana Sea Food Market Ioe Lunday, Chevron Dealer Marcello's Shoe Repair, Chula Vista Mario's Steak House Mary Ellen Shop Maternity Thrift Shop Matson Market Mayfair Markets Mayfield Food Markets Mi Ladies' Yardage Iohnnie W. Miller Sandwich Co. Mission Motors Used Cars Al Mix, Your Friendly Druggist Hillcrest Montello's Bakery Monterey Shop, Chula Vista Monte's Market Veda Moss Style Shop Motores de Tijuana Myers QS Stuart Gas Station National Catholic Community Service National Upholstering Co. Nelson df Sloan Niederfrank's Ice Cream Ocean Beach Pharmacy Ocean View Nursery O'Connor's Church Goods Pacific Camera Store Pacific Stationers Pan-American World Airways Paris Shop Pauline's Beauty Salon People's Fish Co. Granja Perez Max Perlahi, Plastering Contractor Pernicano's Pizza House Peter's Clothing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Busco-Nestor Studios Hoffmann Printers Sunset Engravers Pollack's Men's Shop Porter's Grocery Ramona Hotel Rancho Santa Alicia Raymond's House of Beauty Ray's Shoe Repair, Chula Vista Reo Market Ribley ci Ribley George E, Robert Beauty Salon Rose's Merit Variety Store Russ' Quality Meats Ryan Optical Center S CS M Drugs San Diego Loan CS Finance San Diego Paper Box Co. San Diego Plating Sanford's Market Carl Schaniel G Son Sea Dog Sporting Goods Service Cleaners Shiney's Market Simon-Miller Pharmacy Smith G Son Iewelers bf Solana Beach Pharmacy Red Sparks Furniture Sprouse Reitz Co. No. 8ll Star of the Sea Apartments Stationers Corporation Stewart's Style Shop Sullivan's Super Market Sunceri Pie Co. Sunset Engravers Suzette's Thrifty Market, Crown Point Titlow Insurance Agency Town df Country Furniture Co. Tuna Fleet Movies Turner's Texaco Service Twenty-Four Hour Service Van Camp's Sea Food Co., Inc. Vasquez Quiroga, S. A. , Vice Zori Realtor The Village Paint Store Virgil's Market Voltaire Laundromat Leo Voltz Pharmacy, Point Loma Wahl's Department Store Walter's Grocery L. C. Ward Ieweler Washmobile, Tijuana Wellman's Food Store Western Optical Guild Western Surgical Supply Co. The Whistle Stop Witte Camera Exchange Woo's Market H. H. Wright's Insurance Yardage City, Chula Vista Zontek's Cafe, Chula Vista M' ff ff XU'jff,23fffNj5v -f A 'A- -- , 4 .angina-Qnsdmax. wifi if fwffgj 3 5 if A W5fj5 ENS W W W W Win? Milf X K .fig ff' ,,f5ff'f'fifKQfQ 9 gms if ,. 0, 79 Ol 'iffy' My ,ff JM J wifww 0359 'M WM 1,-.Q-.-I 1 E E 5 I 5 E E 1 E 5 5 2 2 5 5 1 5 e 5 1 s 5 E E 5 E s f 5 E H A ,, --VV .- A V. W. A