Bishop Gorman High School - Archive Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)
- Class of 1964
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The torch has been passed To a new generation of Americans. He caused the spark that started the blaze. The fire whose glow can truly light the world. He opened for us a door to the future We, the Seniors, dedicate our yearbook to him . . . BEFORE US STAND THE DOORS THROUGH WHICH WE MUST PASS. THE DOOR IS A BARRIER ONLY TO THE PERSON WHO DOES NOT POS - SESS THE KEY. IT IS THE TEACHER THE COUNSELOR, THE ADMINIS- TRATOR, WHO MUST PROVIDE THE KEYS TO THE LIMITLESS ROOMS OF KNOWLEDGE. THEY GUIDE OUR EXPLORATIONS AND LEAD US IN THE RIGHT DIRECTIONQ THEY HELP US TO AVOID UNNECESSARY MIS- TAKES AND TO DEVELOP OUR INTELLECTQ THEY SET US ON A PATH TO A PROMISING FUTURE. s 1. I ii,- fff '5i?fjgf A441 MAJ if Sgigii fx! Jag HIS EXCELLENCY Tl-IE MOST REV. ROBERT J. DWYER BISHOP OE RENO For the last decade, Nevada has been in the company of the fastest growing states in the Union. Led by the Most Rev. Robert J. Dwyer, Bishop of Reno, the Church in Nevada has kept pace with this rapid growth. Throughout the state, the new churches stand as emerging signs of vitality and growth. New con- vents, rectories, parish halls, grade schools, clerical orders-- all of these give evidence to a bishop whose faith has enabled him to surmount difficult obstacles. Perhaps the most popularized structures within the past decade have been the diocese's two high schools, Bishop Gorman and Bishop Manogue. Together the two high schools enroll nearly 1500 students. Under the leadership of Bishop Dwyer, the Church has progressed with a persistency seen through the centuries. Her plans for the future are no less remarkable. .av .. ,., w FATHER ROBERT TEED, C. S.V. Dean of Boys Algebra II Math IV Physics REVEREND WILLIAM R. ANSON, C. S. V. Principal SISTER IRMALYN, C. S. C. Vice-Principal Dean of Girls, Guidance Counselor journalism, Chairman English Dept. 9 FATHER IOI-IN W. SHIELS Dean of Studies Algebra I Algebra II I E GLISH MR. JOSEPH F. HALPIN English II English III Sophomore Homeroom Sponsor MR. DONALD L. YINGLING English II French II Sophomore Homeroom Sponsor MR. THOMAS MCCONNELL English I ' Freshman Homeroom Sponsor SISTER M. BARBARA, C. S. C. English I English III junior Homeroom Sponsor MISS LEAH PAPPAS Physical Education Senior Homeroom Sponsor MR. RUDY A. BASOVSKY World History Physical Education Sophomore Homeroom Sponsor PHYSICAL ED MR. JERRY AYERS World History Physical Education Freshman Homeroom Sponsor MR. WILLIAM C. SCOBLE American History Senior Homeroom Sponsor REVEREND LAWRENCE R C. S. V. Christian Democracy Speech Senior Class Moderator Chairman-Social Studies SCCIAL MR. GEORGE D. CORRIGAN Chemistry junior Homeroom Sponsor REVEREND JOHN T. RYAN, C. S. V. Geometry Religion III MR. WALTER NAPIORKOWSKI Biology Junior Homeroom Sponsor MR. RONALD I. STUEBER Algebra I Geometry Sophomore Homeroom Sponsor SCIENC ATH LIGIO SISTER M. PHILIPPA, C. S. C. Religion II Religion III junior Class Moderator Chairmz-1.n-Re1igion Dept. LA GLIAGE REVEREND VICTOR BERTRAND, C . S. V. Latin II Religion I1 Sophomore Class Moderator MR. JOSEPH OSTREM Spanish I Spanish II French I Freshman Homeroom Sponsor COMMERCIAL MRS. BETTY MILLER Typing Office Practice Shorthand junior Homeroom Sponsor REVEREND PHILIP CLIFFORD, C. S. V. Bookkeeping Business Law Typing junior Homeroom Sponsor BROTHER JOSEPH DROLET, C. S. V. Band Latin I Sophomore I-Iomeroom Sponsor SISTER DONNA MARIA, C. S Chorus .C. R611g10H I Religion II Freshman Class Moderator SISTER M. PASCALITA, C. S. C. Llbrarxan MRS. MARTHA SNOY Assistant-Librarian MRS. PAULINE STAFFORD Secretary MRS. I-IALLIE O'CONNOR Accountant Rene Henry Troxel was born at Willows, California, on the 11th day of December 1945. After graduating from the Willows Elementary School in june, 1959, he began his Freshman year at Bishop Gorman High School and received his diploma in May, 1963. A natural born artist, he began winning prizes for his art work in grade school and continued doing so during his high school years. Not satisfied with merely developing his talent for a future career, he insisted upon making use of it in most practical ways wherever he could benefit others. Rene' Troxel's span of life was brief but in that short time he accomplished what it takes others long years to do. Religion was for him no mere formula but a way of life. His interests were unlimited, his aims, high. He cheerfully gave of himself. his talent, his time, to those around him. As he accepted his life, so must he have returned it--thankfully, zestfully, and unselfishly. I5 WE ENTER INTO A ROOM FILLED WITH PEOPLE-A GROUP IN WHICH EVERY INDIVIDUAL PLAYS A VITAL PART. WE LEA.RN, NOT A.LONE, BUT WITH OTHERS-THROUGH LIVELY DISCUSSION, THROUGH UNEXPECTED QUESTIONS, AND THROUGH CHAL- LENGING EXCHANGE OF IDEA.S. WE WORK TOGETHER FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL. Pt .ff Q Ak v :' ki -M Q rf X. .f-X ' s , xii, 'E af, ' H 4 I 3. gi suv K if 4f'l'f. W wh liar 1 75:1 flag 7 9 if xg . .,,,.-u...,.n in -I ,sv AS 1' v A ,od vb RQ K 4Pl ,fu , ' 1' W- B .xl- Q, ., Karen Hoefling, Treasurer Dave Barraza, President Barbara Nash, Secretary I. H. Wray, Vice-President -11 1 ROBERT T. ALLEN Q Transfer from St. john Bosco High School. Latin Club 1, 25 Track Team 15 Baseball Team 1, 45 Pool Team 1. MICHAEL E. ANTONIO I Transfer from Dowling High School. Sun Youth Forum 45 Senior Class Play 45 Football Team 1, 25 Softball 2. I 7254! ' 5 KATHRYN J. 0 ANDERsoN Transfer from Immaculate High School. Prom Committee 35 Voice 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Latin Club 25 French Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Sodality 1, 25 Lance 3, 45 Archive 3, 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Variety Show 1, 25 Baseball Team 35 Golf Team 3. DONALD E. ANDRESS O Spanish Club 1, 25 Smdent Council 25 Class Assembly 25 Senior Class Play 45 Christmas Assembly 15 Track Team 25 Chemistry Club 35 Student En- forcement 35 Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. 5 ' STEVEN F. ASHCRAFT L, Latin Club 1, 25 Chemistry Club 35 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Lance 1, 2, 3, 45 Archive 2, 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 15 Basket- ball Team 1, 25 Football Team 3, 45 Track Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary Letterman's Club 45 Photography Editor Archive 35 BARBARA L. ATOL Transfer from Stanbrook Hall. Dramatic Club 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Hall Chatter 35 Scholastican 35 junior Achievement 35 Class Assembly 35 Christmas Assembly National Latin Test-Cum Laude 2, 35 Dramatic Club Play 3. 1, Magna Cum Lade 2. I A. 1, A RITA v. ATOL Transfer from Stanbrook Hall. Glee Club 2, 35 Homeroom Rep- resentative Alternate 45 Variety Show 15 Dramatic Club 2, 35 jun- ior Achievement Vice-President 3. JEFFREY c, BACHMANN K! Ladn Club 1,25Band 2,35Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Christmas Assembly 1. DAVID V. BARRAZA 'N'-. Spanish Club 1, 25 Class Assembly 5 1, 25 Senior Play 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Variety Show 25 Christ- CECILIA BARRAGAN , mas Assembly 25 Football Team 'wg' 25 Baseball Team 2, 35 Senior Pep Club 1, 25 GAA 1, 25 Spanish Class President 4. Club 1, 25 Lance 35 Class Assem- bly 1, 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 2. 20 JOHNJ. BARE 5 MX JACK I. BAUD K! Let-terman's Club 2, 3, 45 Christ mas Assembly 15 Basketball Team Manager 15 Track Team Manager 35 Chemistry Club 3. MICHAEL I. BERRY Spanish Club 25 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Track Team 1, 23 Football Team 1, 2, 3, Christ- mas Assembly 1, 2. TMICHAEL A. BILLER Christmas Assembly .1 . K J , . SUSAN C. BLASCO 6 Precisionaires 25 Lance ls Span- ish Club 1, 2, 45 Student Council 2, Class Assembly 1, 2, Senior Play 45 Sun Youth Forum 4, Vari- ety Show 2, Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club President 2. N. SUSAN G. BOLLIG 0 Pep Club 13 Latin Club 1, 25 jun- ior Varsity Cheerleader 2g Var- sity Cheerleader 3g Sodality 1, 2 3, Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Senior Play 43 Vari- ety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, Sodality Secretary 15 Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3, Home- coming Queen Attendant 4. JOHN C. BREUER .2 21 DOROTHY M. BRITZ Transfer from Rancho High School. Christmas Assembly 1, Honor Society 1. KATHY BUCCIERI CQ Pep Club 2, Lance 2, Class Assem- bly 2, 4g Christmas Assembly 2, 3,1 4, crest 3. KEN CAMPBELL Latin Club 1, 25 Lance 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 2, 3, 4, Christmas Assembly 25 Chemistry Club 3. i7 JOHN BURT 'Q Latin Club 1, 23 Class Assembly 4. Cm LL, Xl'-ffr'h'.M,, V 7 RHONDA M. CASI-IMAN Pep Club 1, G.A,A. 1,25 gan- ish Club 1, 25 Spanish Assembly 2, Archive 2, 3, 4, Class Editor 4, Sun Youth Forum 43 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, Algebraa Award 13 Senior Class Play 4. 22 I VICKI CALI C5 Transfer from Newton Senior High School. Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G.A. A. 3, Class Assembly 2, Class Play 3, Thespians 3, Year book 2, 35 Interpretive Reading 33 Pep Club Pres. 15 School Paper 1. sf L is me ,, ANGELINA N. CARDUCCI Transfer from Basic High School. Pep Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 23 Future Nurses Club 2. 'X is 'ii gl s R . xx CHERYL A. CEDERBURG G.A,A, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Point Recorder 3g Spanish Club 1, 2. RICHARD B. COSTELLO A 37: Spanish Club 1, 25 Lettermanqisi Club 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club President 43 Class Assembly 1, 23 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, Variety Show 25 Football Team 2, 3, 43 Track Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Most Valuable Player Track Team 3. SALLY A. COHEN FRED W. COOK Spanish Club 2, Letterman's Club 35 Class Assembly 25 Christmas Assembly lg Football Team 3, 43 Baseball 3, Track Team 1. 23 'W 'fi JEFFREY M. COLLER Transfer from St. joseph High School. Speech Club, School Play, Sport's Award, Swimming, Basketball. x x MADELINE A. CRESSY Precisionaires 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Sodality 13 Student Council 1, 35 Sun Youth Forum 4, Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 2, Crest 33 Chemistry Club 35 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 35 Senior Class Play 4. IANICE A. CROSATO Pep Club Scribe 35 Pep Club President 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Sodality 35 Student Council 45 Gir1's State Altemate 35 Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 15 Chemis- try Club 3. S TERESA CUNNINGHAM Transfer from St. Monica's. GAA 1, 35 Class Assembly 35 Basketball Team 35 Baseball Team 1, 35 GAA Award 35 Student Council 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Sodality 2. MARIE C. DALES KE GAA l, 2, 35 GAA President 35 Latin Club 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Archive 35 Senior Play 45 Vari- ety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 15 City League Basketball Team 3. PATRICK J. DALEY Spanish Club 25 Variety Show 25 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Lance 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 2. 24 JOHN S. DALESKE Latin Club 1,25 variety show 2, Football Team 2, 3. JOSEPH A. DALKOWS KI Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly, Chemistry Club 3. S, JOSEPH D'AMA'l'O' Lance 45 Business Manager Lance 45 Class Assembly 1, 45 Christmas Assembly 15 Track Team 2. KATY M. DONNELLY -f G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, spanish Club 2, Class Assembly 15 Christmas Assembly 2. ' MARY DAVIS Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 45 Vari- ety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 25 Geometry Award 2. DOUGLAS M. DuCI-IARME French Club 1, 2, Treasurer 25 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Assembly 25 Christmas Assembly 15 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Valuable Player Zone Tournament 2, All State 25 All Zone Team 25 Outstanding Base- ball Player 3. 25 DARLA K. DENISON Pep Club 35 Sodality 15 Lance 1, 2, 35 Senior Class Play 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 25 Lance Circulation Manager 2, 3. MILENE F. EIDSON Latin Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Assembly 1. ALICE I. ESPINOZA - Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 25 Class Assembly 15 Christmas Assembly 15 Spanish Assembly 15 Class Secretary 25 English Award 15 Spanish Award 1. WILLIAM C. FERRIS Latin Club 1, 25 Lance 25 junior Achievement 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 25 Class Play 45 Chemistry Club 35 Camera Club 25 Track Manager 2. r 1 RICHARD E. FAGAN Latin Club 1, 25 Class Assembly 15 Football Team 1, 25 Chemis- try Club 3. RICHARD D. EVANS Spanish Club 1, 25 Archive 2, 3, 4, Organizations Editor 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Sen- ior Class Play 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 35 Chemis- try Club 35 Spanish Assembly 15 Spanish Award 15 World History Award 15 English Award 2, 35 Ameri- can History Award 3. Archive Associate Editor 3. GARY R. FOWLER French Club 1, 25 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Lance 2, 45 Boy's State Rep- resentative 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 25 Baseball Team 3, 45 Track Team JUDY L. GARVEY 1 , 2, 35 Football Team 15 Basketball ' Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A. A, 15 2, 35 Student Body President 45 His- Sodality 15 Christmas Assembly tory Award 15 Oratory Award 3. 1, 23 Senior Play 4. 26 CHARLES B. ,GIASSON Spanish Club 1, 25 Crest 35 Stu- dent Council 35 Boy's State Rep- resentative 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Variety Show 25 IV Basketball Team 35 Football Team 45 Track Team 1, 35 Golf Team 25 junior Class President 35 Homeroom Representative 4. EDMUND B. HILL ELAINE GRADY Transfer from Thom:-fs jefferson High School. Glee Club 45 Con- cert Choir Librarian 35 Art Ser- vice Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Home- coming Poster 45 Archive 4. ' K JOHN L. HAGGERTY Spanish Club 1, 25 Archive 2, 3, 45 Archive Editor-in-Chief5 Student Council 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 35 jun- ior Prom Chairman 35 Archive Business Manager 35 Chemistry Club 35 Governor's Youth Traf- fic Safety Council 35 Senior Play 45 Spanish Assembly 15 Homecoming Poster 45 Band Vice-Pres. 4. 27 MADISON B. GRAVES Transfer from Western High School. Spanish Club 15 Student Council 1, 25 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Football Team 45 Math Club 15 Tennis Team 25 City Tennis Champion 2, 35 Sophomore Vice-President 2. SHEILA M. HEHER Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 1. 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Archive 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 25 Senior Play 45 Religion Award 15 Sodality Sec. 3. YOLANDA M. HISER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Precisionaires 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, French 1, 25 Sodality 1, 3, 4, Lance 1, 23 Archive 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 45 Class Secretary 15 Student Body Secre- tary 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 15 Class Play 45 Vari- ety Show 2, Bowling Team 3, Algebra Award 1, Homecoming Queen 4. JUDY A. HOWELL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribe 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Class Assembly 25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, Latin Club Queen 1 KAREN A. HOEFLING Pep Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 13 Archive 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 45 Student Council 4, Class Treasurer 43 Girl's State Rep- resentative 3g Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 2, Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 2, Spanish Award 1, 2, Religion Award 3, Commercial Award 3. Governor's Youth Safety Conference 4. CAROL L. HUBER Transfer from Sacred Heart Memorial High School. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Precisionaires 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, Lance 4, Archive 4, Head Writer 4, Class President 1, Student Spiritual Council Representative 2, Typ- ing Award 35 Music Award 35 National Latin Test, Cum Laude 23 School Play 25 Sun Youth Forum 4. 28 CATHERINE A. HORDEN Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Scribe 2, 3, French Club 1, 25 Sodality 15 Class Assembly 1, 2, Christ- mas Assembly 1, Senior Class Play 4. 1 SHARON L. IACOVETTO Pep Club 1, Precisionaires 2, 3 4, Secretary 3, President 4, G. A. A. 15 Spanish Club 1, 2, Sodality 15 Class Assemblyll, 2, Class Play 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 25 Chemistry Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3 5 Typing Award 2. J 1 RAYMOND G. JACKSON Letter-man's Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball Team 13 Football Team il, 2, RUSSEL F. JACOBY Transfer from Cathedral High School. Chimes 15 Band 15 3, 43 Baseball Team 15 Track Team RI-IU-i9S 1- 2, 3, 4. A HARRY L. JACOBS Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 23 Lance 4, Sun Youth Forum 49 Class Assembly 23 Variety Show 25 Class Play 4, Chemistry Club 3, National Latin Test Award 2. W ROBERT E, IARAMILLO Letterman's Club 3, 45 Baseball Team 45 Golf Team 3. ROSE T. JOHNSON Pep Club 33 Spamsh Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, Class Assembly 25 Variety Show 23 Christmas Assembly 1, 2. 29 Hrcrorz R. IUILLERAT Spanish Club 1, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Rep- resentative 13 Class Assembly 1, 25 Class Play 45 Variety Show 2, Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4, P. E. Award 1. ! 'N PAUL E. KEITH Latin Club 1, 25 Lance 1, 2, Ar- chive 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Class Assembly 1, 2, Variety Show 2, Christmas Assembly 1, 2,,City Swimming Team 3, Swimming Award 35 Chemistry Club 35 English Award 2. National Latin Honor Society 1, 25 Latin Test Award, Cum Laude, Senior Class Play. ROBERT C. KEYSER Letterman's Club 3, 4, Golf Team 2, 3, 4, Religion Award 2. RALPH B. KEELE Lzgcin Club 25 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Sun Youth Forum 45 Base- ball Team 2, 3, Track Manager 3, Algebra Award 1. 'ESV FRANK W. KOOT French Club 1 2- Letterman's Club 3, BaSkeEba'11 Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 1, Foot- ball Team 2, 4g Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Track Team 1. 30 NANCY M. KELLER O Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 23 Cheerleader 2, 33 Glee Club 15 Sodality 1, 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 1, 4, Homeroom Representa- tive 1, 4, Sun Youth Forum 4, Class Assembly 1, 25 Class Play 45 Variety Show 1, 2, Christmas Assembly 1, 2, Chemistry Club 3, Spanish Assembly 15 Junior Prom Queen 3. DIANA D. KOWAL Pep Club 2, G. A. A. 25 Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 2, junior Achievement 45 Class Assem- bly 45 Variety Show 2. JAMES KRAMER ROBERT L. LARET Latin Club 23 Chemistry 33 Letterman's Club 3, 43 Golf Team 2, 33 English Award 2. 'X' EDWIN KRIEGER French Club 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Religion Award 2. STEPHANIE A. LAWYER Transfer from Glendale High School. G. A. A, 1, 23 Student Council 1, 23 Band 2, Secre- tary 23 Class Assembly 1, 23 Class Play 43 Girl's League 1, 23 Class Historian 3. 31 SUSAN N. LARDIE Latin Club 1, 23 Sodality 1, 2, 33 Archive 3, 43 Chemistry Club 33 Class Assembly 23 Variety Show 23 Christmas Assembly 2, 33 Religion Award 3. MICHAEL LEWIS Transfer from Covina High School. Letterman's Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, Home- room Representative 13 Class Assembly 1, 2s Basketball Team 13 Track Team 1, 2, 3s Football Team 1, 3, 43 Baseball Team 43 City League Baseball 3. JosEP1-I J. LUPO Transfer from Smith Lane jun- ior Senior High School. Letter- man's Club 45 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Team 2, 3. K PATRICIA A. MCGARRY G.A. A. 1, 25 Latin Club 15 Sodality 1, 25 Sun Youth Forum 45 Senior Class Play 4. KATHLEEN M. MCBRIDEI French Club 25 Glee Club 35 Girl's State Representativeg Sun Youth Forum 45 Variety Show 25 Chemistry Club 35 General Science Award 15 French Award 25 Biology Award 2. PATRICK K. MCGEE Spanish Club 1, 25 junior Achieve- ment 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Football Team 45 City League Teams 35 Student Council 45 Homeroom Represent- ative 45 Chemistry Club 35 Spanish Award 2. 32 QP EDWARD J. MCDONNELL Transfer from St. Agnes Cathedral High School. South- side H. S. Latin Club 15 Span- ish Club 25 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Class Assembly 25 Basket- ball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Team 1, 25 Bowling Team 15 City League Teams 1, 2. RANDALL H. MCGHIE Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2. X PAMELA J. MADSEN G.A. A. 1, 25 French Club 1, 25. Band 3, 4, Majorette 3, 43 Jun- ior Achievement 4g Sun Youth Forum 4, Class Assembly 2, , . Variety Show 2, Christmas Assembly 15 Geometry Award' 13 Chemistry Club 3. RAYMOND E. MAGINNESS Letterman's Club 3, 4, Class Assembly 1, Football Team 3, 4, Bowling Team 3, 4, Chemis- try Club 3. jar' MICHAEL G. MALONE Transfer from Sturgis High School. Junior Achievement 3, 4, President 45 Class Assem- bly 2, 3, Christmas Assembly 25 Football Team 1, 2, Track Team 3, Basketball Manager 25 Wrestling Manager 2. JOYCE S. MAURIELLO Pep Club 2, 3, Scribe 2, Presi- dent 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Chemis- try Club 3, sodality 1, 2, Lance Business Manager 2, Assistant Edi- tor 3, Editor 4, Student Council 2, Class Secretary 3, Class Assem- bly Author 1, 23 Class Play 45 Vari ety Show 2, Christmas Assembly 23 Journalism Award 15 Student En- forcement Committee 4, Junior Prom Attendant 3. 33 JAMES R. MALM Spanish Club 2, 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Class Assembly 13 Basket- ball Team 1, 2, 3, Baseball Man- ager 3. E7 KENNETH J. MATONOVICH Spanish Club 2, Letterman's Club 45 Class Assembly 1, Class Play 4, Christmas Assem- bly 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4s City League Team 1. k 'C MARCIA A. MAXHEIMER Pep Club 13 Latin Club 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 43 Stu- dent Council 1, Homeroom Rep- resentative ls Sun Youth Forum 43 Class Assembly 23 Variety Show 23 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Award 3. im JOANNE T. MICHELIN STEVEN M. MLECZKO Letterman's Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track Team 3s City League Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 TIMOTHY I. MORRISSEY Latin Club 1, 23 Sun Youth Forum 43 Class Assembly 23 Class Play 43 Variety Show 23 Crest 3. 34 MARILYN L. MILLER Pep Club 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 33 Sodality 13 Lance 33 Student Council 33 Class Secretary 33 junior Achievement 33 Class Assem- bly 13 Variety Show 23 Crest 3. MICHAEL P. MULLALEY A French Club 1, 23 Lance 33 Stu- dent Council 4, Homeroom Rep- resentative 43 Class Assembly 23 Variety Show 23 Christmas Assembly 23 Basketball Team 13 Track Team 23 Football Team 43 P.E. Award 1. PATRICIA A. MULLALEY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, French Club 15 Sodality 1, 2g Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 2. JUDITH NAGY Transfer from Mater Dei. Drill Team 23 Sodality 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 23 Glee Club 13 jun- ior.Achievement 43 Sun Youth Forum 43 Variety Show 4. CHARLES T. NEVILLE 4 Transfervfrom Idaho Falls H. S. Ski Team 25 Latin Club 23 Class Assembly 25 Football Team 1, Golf Team 1, 25 City League Teams 1, 2. CONLEY D. NEWBY Transfer from Western H. S. French Club 23 Basketball Team 1, 23 Football Team 23 Golf Team 15 Bowling Team 1, 25 Tennis Award. 35 BARBARA NASH '- Pep Club 2, 33 Secretary of Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 23 French Club 23 Sun Youth Forum 43 Class Play 43 Future Nurses Club 25 Senior Class Secretary 45 Chemis try Award 3. KATHLEEN M. NOLAN NANCY I. O'DONNELL Pep Club 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assem-V bly 25 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 35 Glee Club Librariang Student Council 4. DIANNE E. O'RIORDAN Transfer Shawnee Mission North High School. Pep Club 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Sun Youth Forum 45 Drama 25 Intramurals 15 l-lomeroom Secre- tary 2. f'V If X! GARRY R. PALERMO Transfer Ironelequonts High School Sun Youth Forum 45 Senior Class Play. LILIANA I PEREZ Transfer Saint Thomas High. Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 3, 45 Chemis- : ' I JOEY J- PEER ' ay Club 3, English Award 1, Biol- JOLENE P- PHU-UPS ' A 2. Lettermen's Club 35 Football 2, 35 ogy ward Transfer judge Memorial High City League Baseba115 Chemistry School. Pep Club 1, 25 Marching Club 3. Squad 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Sodality 36 1, 25 Class Assembly 45 Senior Class Play 4. 5 PEGGY PINK!-IAM Transfer from Saint Augustine High School. Pep Club 15 Sodal ity 1, 2, 33 Class Assembly 1, 2, 35 Bowling Team 25 Catholic Youth Organization, Sub junior Service League. MICHAEL L. POTTER Variety Show 2, Basketball Team . 1, 25 Football Team 1, 2, 35 All Conference, All State, Baseball Team 1. , DONNA S. RIPPS Pep Club 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent '25 Lance 15 Student Coun- cil 4, Chairman of Senior Gir1's Enforcement Committee 4, Safety Council 3, 43 Junior Achievement 33 Class Assem- bly 1, 2, Christmas Assembly 45 Chemistry Club 35 Bowling Team 3, 4, City League Teams Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4g Homeroom Represent- ative 4. 37 RAYMOND F. PONIEWAZ WI LLIAM A. PREZANT Transfer from San jose. Latin Club 1,'2, President 23 Letterman's Club 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 43 Sun Youth Forum 4, Crest 35 Chemis- try Club 35 Football Team 3, 43 Baseball Team lg Golf Team 2, 3, City League Teams Baseball, Football, History Award 3, Home room Representative 25 Cal- ifornia Scholarship Federation. 5 f 3 DALE R. RODRIQUES Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 1, Glee Club lg Archive 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, Class Play 4, Future Nurses Club 1. X SUSAN A. ROGERS Transfer from Ellensburg High School. Precisionaires 45 Lance 45 Sun Yquth Forum 45 Class Play 45 Glee Club 25 Senior Girl's Enforcement Committee. DUANE J, ROSA Latin Club 1, 25 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Honor Society 45 Chemistry Club 35 English Award 25 Religion Award 35 Basketball Team 2, 3, 4. lim. PATRICK C. RUSSELL Transfer from Evanslon High School. Latin Club 1, 25 Student Council 25 Sun Youth Forum 45 Basketball Team 15 Chemistry Club 35 General Science Award 15 Explorer Scout Award 1. DOROTHY L SALDINA Pep Club 3, Treasurer 35 French Club 1, 2, President 25 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Head JOHN RYDZEWSKI Cheerleader 45 Lance lg Student Council 25 Sun Youth Forum 45 Transfer from Saint Mary's Acad- C1355 Assembll' 11 25 Vamew Show emy. Latin Club 1, 2, ciee Club 2: H0131eCOm1ng Attendant 4s - Ch tr Cl b 3 Secreta 3. 1, 25 Lance 25 Confratermty of St. emls Y U 1 TY Michael 35 Chemistry Club 35 A, P. S. S. Latin Test, Magna Cum Laude 1, 25 Catholic Student's Mission Crusade. 38 Sf '!f '!lP MERL S. SAGE Lette:-man's Club 3, 45 Chemistry Club 3, Basketball Team 45 Base- ball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 City League Teams American Legion Baseball 4, Elks Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 Las Vegas Archers Association 45 Las Vegas Sportsmen Association 4. DOUGLAS M. SCHROEDER Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Assembly 2, 35 Class Play 43 Vari- ety Show 2, 43 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Out.. standing Player 3g Most Valuable junior Varsity Football Player 25 Chemistry Club 35 Student En- forcement Committee 3. - 'iw-JYWENQH N , H W r- K... . .f - - .wg . A 1 S gf'Ffifg.s,,N, BRENDA L. SIMON Pep Club 2, 33 G.A. A. 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 43 Class Assembly 23 Vari- ety Show 25 Ch.ristmasfAssembly 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 3. JUDY ANN SEVERSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribe 3, Vice- President 4, French Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Class Play 4. DIANA M. SHRAKE Pep Club li Pretisionaires 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vi e-President 4, G.A.A. 13 Spanish Club 1, Sodal- ity 1, Student Council 2, 4, Class Assembly 23 Class Play 4s Vari- ety Show 2, 43 Chemistry Club 3, Sophomore Class Treasurer. 39 2. LARRY I. Sl-IINDLER I Letterman's Club 3, 4?'Basketbal1 Team 1, 2, 3, 4, State Basketball Team 35 Football Team 1, Base- ball Team 3, 4g City League Teams Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4.x 'v BETTY L. SINA Spanish Club 13 Archive 43 Vari- ety Show 2, 45 Bowling Team 3. PATRICIA A. STALWICK Transfer from Mercy H. S. Pep Club 15 G. A. A. 1, 25 French Club 2, 3, Play 35 Sodality 35 junior Achievement 15 Class Assembly 1, 2, 35 Future Nurses Club 2, 35 Speech Award 25 Pom Pom Girl 35 Head of junior Prom Commit- tee5 Best Personality Award 3. Cl-IERYL A. SYLVAIN Pep Club 1, 25 G. A. A. 1, 25 French Club 1, 25 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 15 Class Play 45 Variety Show 1, 45 French Club Assembly 15 Christmas Assembly 15 Future Nurses Club 1, 2. MICHAEL T. SMITH Latin Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Baseball Team 45 City League Teams Baseball 1, 2. WILLIAM B. TERRY Latin Club 1, 25 Letterman's Club 45 Lance 45 Archive 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 1, 25 Variety Show 1, 25 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 45 Chemisiry Club 35 Senior Class Play 45 Basket- ball Team 15 Football Team 2, 45 Bowling Team 45 I-Iomeroom Rep- resentative 4. 40 LARRY W. SWANSON Spanish Club 15 Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Lance 15 Student Council 35 Boy's State Representative 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Honor Society 45 Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Valuable Player 25 Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 Biology Award 25 Religion Award 25 junior Vice President. w CHARLENE F. TARANTO Pep Club 25 Glee Club 35 Lance 25 Christmas Assembly 35 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Secretary 3. NANCY THOMPSON Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Scribe 2, Treas- urer 35 Latin Club 1, 2, Scribe 25 Sodality 1, 25 Lance 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 35 Class Assembly 1, 25 Class Play 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 25 Crest 35 Bowling Tean'I 3, 45 National Latin Test Cum Laudeg Latin Award 1. GEORGE L. VALLADARES Transfer from Havana Military Academy. Track 15 French Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, Student Enforcement Commit- tee 35 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Assembly 25 Class Play 45 Variety Show 2, Chemis- try Club 3. ?YYK MIRIAM URETA Transfer from English American School of Guatemala. School Newspaper5 Softball,Team5 Or- ganization of School Dancesg Class Representative5 Pep Club 45 G. A. A. 45 Lance 45 Sun Youth Forum 45 Mathematics Award. 41 1 5 E . A 1 JANICE ToB1N Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Lance 45 Class Assembly 45 Variety Show 25 Christmas Assembly 25 Future Nurses Club 1, 2. PATRICIA L. VELARDO Transfer from Cardinal Mooney High School. Latin Club 1, 25 Daughter's of Mary 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Class Assembly 25 Class Play 45 Variety Show 25 Crest 3. MICHAELYN V. VELARDO Pep Club 2, 33 Latin Club 1, 2, Vice -President 23 Sodality 1, Prefect of Junior Sodality Lance 3, 43 Sun Youth Forum 43 Class Assembly 1, 23 Crest 33 Senior Enforcement Committee 43 Latin Honor Society 1, 2. I KATHLEEN L. WHITE Transfer from Hope High School. Pep Club 33 G,A. A. 33 junior Achievement 33 Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 3s Bowling 3. ,E . .-314, 1 3 Y - FQ:-3 . DOROTHY A. WELCH Spanish Club 23 Glee Club 23 Sodality 2, 3, 4g Sodality Prefect 43 Class Assembly 23 Variety Show 23 English Award 23 Senior Enforcement Committee 4. 42 CHRISTOPHER WATSON Latin Club 13 Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 4. THOMAS M. WILKINS Transfer Saint Aloysius College. Pep Club 13 Sun Youth Forum ,43 Chemistry Club 33 Governor's Safety Council 3, 43 City League 1, 2. JAMES H. WRAY Latin Club 1, 23 Sun Youth Forum 45 Class Play 43 Senior Vice- President. NORMAN R. YAEGER French Club 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Class Assembly 23 Class Play 43 Variety Show 2g Chemistry Club 3. f I 5 sflifmffligiflffi TTe3f?W' Q1 I -'si, lfwl., I .fTwQlfQf'--ffl W' SENIOR SPIRIT, SENIOR FIGHT 43 .-............-W :X QNW . 4 , I is EV .f fm e Sf S 4 K si ,, - Q. I Mis., 4 W - ,r qw is , 1,3 nrt LW ,gag 4 x : 6 , Hu ,dw x P, , fm A , s - Y g-345A Y Q.'f',:x,tY . V 'viz . . ,. fgiw. . :fc -L . ,- f f- Q sis 'K 4 .-,IN ,Aye , '- , f 1 M 4 ?- in X W s . - 1 'QQ ' 3 YH E ' ' Q .1 1 X aswgff? x M ... - ,f 1' A fa 'fgs 5 1 A 5 , x . 1? Q 1 Karen Kost, Treasurer Marianne Lewis, Secretry Rossi Ralenkotter, President Mike Stafford, Vice-President Barbara Bachmann Josephine Balestrere Michael Barozzi Linda Berry Antoinette Bruzzese Virginia Buchanan 45 Wayne Abercrombie ' . Richard aw ,R Allen Ellen - , Ayoub . 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Hastie joseph Herbert Charleen Hill i 62 Susan Hind Patricia Hirsch Virginia Hobart Theresa Hoefling John Holly Ga il Holm Arlene Hoene Katherine Holmes Bryce Hugh James Hutchins Sheila Huber Jon Huggman 63 Robert Jasper Penny Jackson Elizabeth Jacoby Jeanne Jakobe Jeanie Johnson Kathleen Johnson Roger Jones Jeanne Jordan i'-R' Justin Kaiser Katherine Karas james Kaufield john Keller james Kelley james Kent Frank Keyser Ann Koot Clemens Koot Paula Kost Gary Kosta Sandra Krider Has anyone found a pair of shoes? David Krieger Keith Kwiecien james Lias Sandra Lowry .wx x Q my NSS? mf' fxrwxx gig f 4 'f 4 igx. , S Ngw ,. Z,-Q , A Z ' f . X Q L gf Lorraine Pribyl Linda Price Edward Quinn Rickey Rainey Pamela Rasqui Kathleen Ratay Donald Razy Yvette Robichaud Dean Rogers Ronald Roscoe Sue Ruppert Michael Russell 5 Are you really serious about West Point? 67 :ff 'mm . 'E - - 2154. 3 ,gi am Qi 'Q' 1 lo if '41. W Qu. 4 qw 3 Brendan Kenny, Treasurer Dominic Clark, President Joseph Smith, Vice-President Mary jo Casey, Secretary Bob Alexander Susan Anderson Helen Barnett Debbie Bell Henry Bunsow George Bustos Sandy Mary Io Casey Campigotto jim Clark Dominic Clark Gaynell Andress Roland Boland Jessie Campbell jim Cashman Norene Coller Mike Ashcraft Martha Bacca Lee Bates Michele Boyer Cathy Brown Mike Burns Don Cowick Mike Linda Cox Cunningham Linda Custer Kathleen Deal Rosemary Dille Merle Cressy Cornelia DeBruin 71 3 Bonnie Gilbertson Barbara Glass Doran Goudreau Sal Gugino Fernando Guzman Peggy Donohue Brad Drace Gloria Dronet Deborah Rae Dugan Kath Edmundson Bruce Effinger Michael Elliot john Falkenstein Mary Farnsworth David Ferraro Charles Fitzgerald Robert Flating Virginia Foley Reita Forbes Patricia Franks Kathleen Free Randall Fruua Connie Furst james Gagliano Alexa Gallagher Stephaine Garth Patricia Geary Greg Genochio Gerard Genovese Maureen Gilbert jane Halligan Marsha Hanley Tom Harkenrider Ray Harkins Karen Harrison Karl Harrison Jeanne Hartmans Ruth Anne Haugen Barry Hawkins Yvonne Herbert Barbara He indel Robert Helgeson Ronald Helmer james Hribar Linda Hutchins Dwayne Hyde Thomas Isola Richard Johnson Catharine jones Sharon jones Walter juillerat james Keller Stewart Keller Brendan Kenny Shirley Kleem 1 w Irene Kline Lyndee Krider Paul Kubiak jill Lawn Timothy Lawyer use 3 5-F f we 5 9 'X 4 x v be X56 Qi .- A H' ,f Carole Stefan Nancy Stenger Donald Stephens Karen Stokan james Stupar Linda Sullivan Sheryl Swaney Peter Sweeney Ronald Tabat Dominic Tegano Anna Salerno Antoinette Sammarco David Sanner Joanne Scanlon Vicki Sacramosino George Schwartz Pamela Secord Kevin Sewell Donald Shortslieve Victor Silvagni Edward Smith Joe Smith Ricky Smith Thomas Smith Clyde Starr Daryl Thompson Andra Tiberti Diana Tibone Valerie 'Turner Melissa Van Cleve james Waltermeyer Susan Warner Deborah Weld Candice Whitee Cherrie Waterman Cecelia Wilks Cynthia Wilson Gloria Winder Carol Wolcott james Wright John Wright Cynthia Yeager Rebecca Zigtema Sandra Zirkle Michael Zotti Randolph Zupsan What's C?,1,dQ.fx.M4ffC.f -61.1 Yfkf-fff s THESE DOORS LEAD US TO THE SERVICE OF OTHERS. THROUGH THEM WE LEARN TO GIVE OF OURSELVES, TO WORK FOR THE GOOD OF OTHERS AND FOR THEIR ENTERTAINMENT. WE CHOOSE OUR LEADERS AND WE FOLLOW THEM. WE WORK UNSELFISHLY, AND WE REAP THE BENEFITS OF OUR LABOR. Tu Stun NCIL Student Council Officers planning Homecoming Week. The principal organization in the school-the trunk from which all others branch-is the Student Council. Interested primarily in serving the stue dents and representing them to the authorities, the Student Council achieves its purpose through coordinating activities which involve the school as a whole. President Gary Fowler, who brought experience and leadership to his office, together with a high scholastic standing and a well-rounded extra- curricular participation, commanded the respect of the Student Body. With the assistance of his fellow officers, he brought to a successful close his term in office. Thursday Night Student Council Meeting. W' W nfl - T 12529, A .V M ff-gb W ,fm V 1, 5 659 , Wffzyf div' , N, 2 SENIORS Top Row-left to right: B. Terry, C. Giasson, M. Berry, M. Mullaley Bottom Row-left to right: D. Ripps, N. Keller, R. Atol, P. McGee SOPHOMORES Top Row-left to right: A. Brereton, K. Karas, Y. Robichaud, P. Wilcox, P. Lynch, H. Fiore, Bottom Row-1eft to right: J. Kelley, A. Pe er, D. Borla, Faber JUNIORS Top Row-left to right: P. McGroarty, I. Feeney, G. King. H. Culley, M. Roop Bottom Row-left to right: T. Bruzzese, S. Endres, C. Winkler, J. Ross, D. Wallace FRESHMAN Top Row-left to right: T. Smith, S. Gugino, I. Manning, 1. Cashman, D. Sanner Bottom Row-left to right: R. Dille, P. Secord, P. Franks, I. Mueller TUDE TE FORCEME T Left to Right: S. Rogers, D. Saldina, P. Velardo, D. Welch, R. Atol, D. Ripps-Captain, I. Crosato, M. Velardo, I. Mauriello, B. Atol, Sister Irmalyn: Moderator. vW TUDE T GOVERNME T ACTIO Gorman Representatives on way to Student Saftey Council in Reno. '55 .U we Senior Homeroom Representatives arranging food baskets for the needy at Christmas. LETTERMEN'S OFFICERS, L. TO R. : Bill Prezant, Ser- L u B geant-at-Arms, Richard Costello, President, Larry Swanson, Vice -President, Steve Ash- craft, Secretary-Treasurer. I - , 1 . 5 65 , 1 S? Ji' . .J r.sw+.W..f ff Upon meeting the require- ments designated by the Coach the Athletic Director, and the Principal, a Varsity Letterman automatically becomes a member of the Lettermen's Club. This club was organized in order to foster in the student body a cooperative spirit between all activities, pro- mote the general welfare of the school, establish unity among athletes, and provide for the common rights of all members. ,gf . Mr. William Scoble Moderator BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: G. Fowler, J. Baud, D. Schroeder, H. Juillerat, D. Rosa, E. McDonnell, K. Watson, L. Shindler, R. Maguinness, M. Mullaley, M. Berry, S. Mleczko. SECOND ROW: S. Ashcraft, L. Swanson, G. King, R. Vernon, D. Morgan, I-I. Morse, W. Trauth, R. Ralenkotter, 1. Feeney, G. Giasson, B. Jaramillo, M. Sage. THIRD ROW: M. Roop, D. Simms, D. Wray, R. Flemming, R. Gordon, M. Barozzi, F. Licini, T. Muller, J. Cleem, B. Terry, J. Malm. FOURTH ROW: R. Arceneaux, S. Borla, J. Haugen, M. Mudd, G. Holley, D. Razy, P. McGroarty, B. Fowler, M. Stafford, T. Pierce. FIFTH ROW: B. Scanlon, R. Yahner, R. Stanfill, T. Moe, J. Schneehagen, K. Matonovich, P. Lewis , F. Koot. . GORMAN'S G.A.A. Moderator Miss Leah Pappas. This organization has three main objectives: lj to de- velop the social interests of the members physically, men- tally, and morally, 21 to promote good sportsmanship, and 3j to teach the girls to play for the sake of the game and not for individual glory. These objectives are reached through club -sponsored games and toumaments and through intramural activities in which the girls compete against OFFICERS- L- TO R- 1 SG- Han-igimv Vice clubs from other schools in the fields of volleyball, basket- P1'6S1dentg B. Sparks, Pomt Recorder, K. ban' and Softball. Urby, President, E. Moffet, Treasurer, P. Cunningham, Secretary. MEMBERS OF THE G.A.A. - FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: K. Urby, S. Kleem, E. Moffet, B. Sparks, B. Mc- Cants, K. Small, M. Rogers, S. Zirkleg SECOND ROW: M. Cressy, C. Hahn, S. Cummings, M. Ureta, G. Winder, M. Cantwell, D. Roberts, THIRD ROW: D. Ripps, L. Pahor, S. l-lalligan, J. l-lalligan, M. Patter- son, K. Mulroy, M. O'Neillg FOURTH ROW: V. Mendoza, C. Froetschel, W. Stuart, P. Secord, L. Gill- man, j. Elle-rthorpe, S. Cantwell, M. J. Drennen. ' Q Q . Y , . F JL Ns rx fit ,WI XS gn ,F L . 1' P. ' sf.. t. 1 N., itil Mx as sh .x '- -W- 1f'lnilq-37 ' 'IFJ ' f,-,.,+.. f x, 2 . an .jg 5 E GLEE CLUB AU 3' As a reward for their untiring efforts to develop higher musical standards, the girls of the BGHS Glee Club were asked to join the L. V. Symphony Orchestra in a special Christmas Program. Under the direction of Mr. Morelli and Sr. Donna Maria, the girls practiced long, tedious hours in preparation for their debut at the Convention Center. High Masses, as- semblies and programs at school, along with special appearances at various club meetings, kept the girls busy throughout the year working for the enjoyment of others. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Moffet, Nancy O'Dom1ell, Gail Robillard, Sheila Huber, Barbara Smith. SECOND ROW: Marcia Maxheimer, jean Hartman, Rebecca Zigtema, Courtney Gailbraith, Michelle Boyer, Cindy Wilson, Linda Price. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bachmann, Joann Scanlon, Cheryl Hahn, Ami Koot. TOP ROW: Susan Von Tobel, Therese Droulliard, Tona Bruzzes, Mary jo Casey, Erma Parise, Mary McGroarty, Kathy Brown, Mary Manning. ,X 4552:- 3 l gig? li, 'S 'S 'EW S f x' 'i i.. v .I .ff gf I 'F - cfs Q5 ..k W f PF ig. an . Y if ,sg - L 5. 51 - f 'wax L M- . K, , V: iw, ,.. . . X A EQ M -. f. K . . ,fry 1: -. L. w i. 3 A -.E N,-Lgg--, Qaiwza in - ' 5 . -3, ' . - 4 .. x ax J ki f: ,gk in-,Q , ,i NR Y 'iv f ,T 1 tw A ma- Q ,' A Q M A33 E' sl 12, 1 'A sa , ui gif g. I '2- - ii T535 i .Q Y Si? -,Q T 'xr ' ' f QF VE: S35 i gif --X .Q ii? xx li? 1, , . if , A r xl ' RXKK Lf W 5 Q1 in i BAND MENYBERS, Bottom Row, L. to R.: D. Ferraro, L. Herbert, D. Krieger, N. Ferraro, B. Smith, M. Boyer, F. Welch, G. Lorenz, J. Kaiser, R. I-Iellmer, V. Buchanan, M. Drace, J. Hri- ber, R. Wichers. BAND MEMBERS, Bottom Row, L. to R.: C. Bruno, A. Schneehagen, B. Mc- Kecknie, S. Chaphe, M. Drennan, L. Hutchins, D. Stephens, L. Hebert, I. Kline, L. Tibcrbi, S. Cant well, F. Guzman, G. Holm M. Cantwell, J. Schnee- hagen, N. Mande. 5 5, Q . MAIORETTE Karen Shanley MAIORETTE Cindy Yeager Q Q' . x -Q.-vuhm Fgg g . B. ,, -,..7fr.. F at . . . ,Q I 1.5 ? f -.,li' ow' .e 3 1 -eff-Q - 1 . n: 5' -M21-. en. 'BJ- MEMBE PI RS OF SECOND ROW Sheehan, M. Rogers, art, L. Amberg, S. D. Weld, L. Price, M. ROW: T. K. Cox, M. Cressy, D. ' u nj. PB' CLUB OFFICERS, L. TO R. : Y. Robichaud Sec. -Treas. 3 J, Crosato, Pres. g J. Severson, Vice-Pres. 9 5 A 'K as :h ', F K -v' K 3, eg I ' hw! -v ' . ' . Hi v Ei Qi, gag, Q' :S 1 'wg ff-Q s fi vga Q x ,-'Q' y Q lg. , . E., ... , .. iq? x N. ' l . ' Y -. ,v f it ..-. -1.- ROW-L. TO R.:J. Hartmans, M. J. Casey, L. McDoniel, B. Smith, M. A. Lewis, M. Ureta, M. Farensworth, C, Stefan, G. Dronet, K. S. Warner, THIRD ROW: C. DeBruin, P. Secord, P. Geary, M. R. Rott, P. Franks, R. Dille, D. Dugan, FOURTH ROW: W. Stu- Gillman, J Ellerthorpe, S. Campigotto, V. Salajich, K. Small, S. Kline, R. Ronzone, A. Tiberti, C. Galbraith, V. Mendoza, R. Haugen, Will-cs, M. Boyer, SIXTH ROW: S. Lewis, S. Garth, A. Gallagher, D. Sullivan, L. Krider, B. Gilbertson, L. Custer, H. Bamett, SEVENTH P. Kost, A. Koot, C. Hahn, P. Campbell, B. Tsitouras, J. Scanlon, 2 O Brother Drolet, C. S. V. Organization counts. . . Moderator The Pep Club is the one organization in the school noted primarily for the promotion of school spirit. Through posters, banners, decorations and cheers, the girls devote themselves to the support of the team. In this, as well as in all other school activities the Pep Club members set an example of enthusiasm and good sportsmanship. , L i gi I-Iow's this for enthusiasm. . . ? Madame President at work 93 PRECISICNAIRE The Prccisionaires sacrifice much of their time and energy in preparation for their half-time per- formances at games and other special events, such the annual Military Appreciation Ball, the Christmas - parade, and I-Ielldorado parade. A traditional activ- ity of the drill team is the Girls Reverse Dance spon- sored as a fund -raising project for new uniforms. S -1 Officers: Tona Bruzzese, Sec. 5 Sharon Iacovetto, Pres. 9 Diana Shrake, Vice-Pres. 3 Sharon Tabor, Treas. Z l 5 5 1 i v -l l ie F i 5 s Miss Leah Pappas, Moderator Miss Margaret Ketchum, Drill Instructor 94 SHARON TABOR TONA BRUZZESE mi 'E Se Q SHARON IACOVETTO GAIL ROBILLARD DIANA SHRAKE CAROL HUBER YOLANDA HISER MADELEINE CRESSY SUSAN ROGERS , x S fi if ,H ERMA PARISE ELIZABEI' H MILLER IRENE FERRENDELLI . M. 1 MQ- . f .s, -12. , . if Sim KITTY URBY KAREN HERNANDEZ LAURA TIBERTI KAREN SEW ELL JAN E CROSATO MARY LEE FLACK If he is willing to observe the rules and to foster a special devotion to the angels, any Catholic boy can qualify as a member of the Confratemity of St. Michael. This group, organized last year, numbers as its major projects, a general clean-up of the campus and the compiling of a scrap book which contains newspaper clippings and magazine articles concern- ing the angels and the St. Viator's Guardian Angel Shrine. FTNZJLJLJLEJE at .UEIIIIU1 ss ,- sl...-5 y , A ' ix.- . -, K Prefect conducts spiritual discussion. Father White gives spiritual advice. .--'51 CONFRATER ITY OF SAI T MICHAEL Officers and Moderator, L. TO R. : Father L. White, C. S. V. , Moder- atorg J. Rydzewski, Prefectg D. Daileda, Assistant Prefectg and F. Welch, Sec. 97 Facade of the Guaniian Angel Shrine Installation of members in the chapel -4' f Officers, L. TO R.: F. Galbraith, Vice-Prefectg P. jackson, Secretary, C, Galbraith, Treasurer, D. Welch, Prefectg Sister M. Duane, C. S. C. , Moderator. Under the patronage of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Sodality aims at making its mem- bers outstanding Catholics who give them- selves wholeheartedly to sanctifying them- selves and strenuously endeavor to save and sanctify others. SOD LITY OF OUR L DY af , 7 I. ,gas sf Ng, .:b fb, l V E. 87 , .- mb' Q - 'I mv 1 ,z S ' ' v D Sodality members read a note of appreciation from the Holy Family Sisters for the Christmas Toy Drive. Senior Sodality Mem- bers. FIRST ROW, L. TO R. : I.. Sondgroth, V. Hobart, S. Wamer, F. Calbraith, C. Gal- braith, N. Mikulichg SECOND ROW: I-I. Fiore, J. Moore, P. Goudreau, P. jackson, Y. Robichaud, M. Patterson, M. Ureta, THIRD ROW: K. Se- well, B. Tsitouras, S. Cantwell, M. Cantwell A. Koot, D. Welch. Freshman Sodality Members. FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: K. Mulroy, P. J. Marlowe, K. Small, R. Zigtema. SEC- OND ROW: A. Gallagher, A. Tiberti, P. Franks, H. Barnett, C. Wolcott. THIRD ROW: S. Struthers, E. Ayoub, M. Farnsworth, S. Lewis, L. McDoniel, S. Erickson, J. Lawn. FOURTH ROW: P. Cope, J. Jacoby, B. I-Ieindel, G. Garber, D. Brill. X 0 Sister M. Philippa, C. S. C. , Moderator of Freshman Sodality presides at weekly meeting. The girls take part in a Monthly Holy Hour in the ' Chapel, sell religious articles at the lunch periods and serve as teachers for the C. C. D. program. They also volunteer their services as baby sitters for married couples wishing to attend weekend retreats. Bible reading at a Sodality meeting. M. Pacheco and D. Davidson prepare for Mass. Sodality installation in the Chapel. K, R 3 si-i - THE LANC , ssl C yt K1 'L editors confer with business manager. - 1 Published seven times during the year by the Journalism Class under the editorship of Joyce Mauriello, the Lance received a rating of High Honors from the Catholic Press Association as well as from the Department of Journalism of the Univer sity of Nevada at Reno. The principles of newspaper writing and the mechanics of lay-out and headlines will be put to profitable use by several members of the staff who plan careers in journalismg for others these skills 1 W y J are not so important as the training in democratic ity JL L C fur 4 K Ly L. procedures--an integral part of work on a high - S school publication . 1: it J MEMBERS OF THE LANCE STAFF STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe D'Amato, Judy Wheeler, Gary Fowler, Heather Devitte, Judy Ross, Ken Campbell, Marianne Lewis, Liz Miller, Jim Gennette, Barbara Nelson, Linda Hill, Harry Jacobs. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Michaelyn Velardo, Marilyn Miller, Joyce Mauriello, Carol Huber, Susan Rogers, Janice Tobin. ioo J K Sister Irmalyn, C. S. C. Moderator I. .Y 'Jr 'o ZPLAKI 5 X A X- will Making plans for the next edition. Mr. McCloskey of Bonanza Printers explains the linotype machine to some of the mem- bers of the staff. THE ARCH! E john Haggerty Editor To provide the students with a permanent record of the year's activities . . .to capture through pictures the fleeting moments which make up a school year--these are the aims of the Archive. Members of the staff develop originality, ingenuity, and individual responsibility as their finished product emerges from the chaos of lay-outs, proportion planners, and deadlines . By learning to work together as a unified group. . .to pool ideas . . . to see a job through to the end, the Archive staff members gain an invaluable knowledge which they can apply as future citizens and leaders . In Sister Irmalyn C S C Moderator 45 Q 5 Karen Hoefling Business Manager f Q fh F .4 4 1,5 Paul Keith Sports Editor Richard Evans A ctivitie s and Organizations Editor Rhonda Cashman Class Editor Bob Forbuss 103 Carol Huber Photographer Cgpy Editor GE ERAL TAFF L. TO R., STANDING: Barbara Nelson, Activitiesg Charleen Hill, Classesg Janie Crosato, Activitiesg Moni Witte, Activities. SITTING: Mary Lee Flack, Classes. L. TO R., STAN P Elaine Grady, S ,419 ml? Lardie, Classesg Besides putting 1 tl helps to boast ing, Business D . xt, Susan Archive staff U. S. District Judge Roger Foley delivers the opening address. Students took a look into the future as they participated in the first annual Career Day. Businessmen, college professors, and people of varied professions addressed the students on fields both general and specific. Career sessions, college sessions, questions and answers gave each student some idea of the vocation suitable to him. In between conferences. -gs Mrs. Nel Jeffers, Counselor, and Dallas Norton, NNLIAL CAREER DAY Director of Admissions, N.S. U., help plan the In appreciatlon for the months of College Session. hard work fr W Y 106 THROUGH THESE DOORS WE LEARN ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE LES- SONS IN LIFE-HOW TO GET ALONG WITH OTHERS. WE ASSOCIATE, WE SOCIALIZE, WE SHARE FEELINCS AND EXPERIENCES WITH OTHERS. WE DISCOVER THE IMPORTANCE OF PARTICIPATION, AND WE ENJOY PARTICIPA.TING. TI-IUS WE PROVIDE OURSELVES WITH AN EXCELLENT PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE. 107 COMMERCIAL Courses in typing or shorthand serve as a very practical preparation for the future. Any pros pective college student feels that typing is a necessary skill to acquire. It is also a credit- able step toward the goals of secretarial work ,Q v J: w s.- .I MATH Math is a subject which taxes the brain. Equa- tions, sets, and logarithms force the student to find for himself the answer, thus developing his powers of thought and reasoning. Math is also a practical subject, for it is a part of any business. AN DID SCIENCE It is through science that the student becomes aware of the world around him. I-Ie discovers for himself the complexity and beauty of na- ture through various experiments. He gains a knowledge of himself and his own place in the universe. .. ,. an-n. 2 z Ml 5, 5 SQCIAL STUDIES Every good citizen must be aware of the events taking place in the world about him. I-Ie studies and learnsg he discusses both present day issues and those of the past in a give-and-take fashion, through the panel discussion. is it 'FQlUuquggs.g,,rsmss,i.s .N .,,,,.,,,,sN,m,,R. gg. f SPEECH English classes, which include joumalism and speech, play an important part in the roll of education. To become successful, a man must know first of all how to think. I-le can express these thoughts most adequately through writing or in speaking. MUSIC Music helps the student to appreciate the finer things in life and to become an active part of the world of music. Experience is the best teacher. YXYQ . A The Sophomore girls served punch during their Indian Summer. I'm going to sue the Lance for libel! Dance qulck! Sister's gone! Even the faculty enjoyed our dances. --We I think I sat on a pumpkin .... M J ,J I'11 bet they stole it from Safeway. Are you registered with YOL1'1'E lead the office ? ing again. 1 'N-Q.. ' -QQ Tis- t +Q I - qgnqnnsunnn N Remember Homecoming? Ifl hear Wipe-Out There must be an easier way to lose Maddy, you said we weight. were alone ! .f 'Hs 11.. I1 111 I one more time . . . . I think I'm going to be sick. 'CHEZ P RIS' t. GIRL ' RE ER E we E I I S K K 1 li A., , gs!- X Precisionaires and their dates rest in a Parisian garden. The path through a garden of roses led the Gorm an students to the heart: of Paris at this year's Girls Reverse dance. The famous landmarks, the art gallery, the sidewalk cafe transformed the gym into the city of love, providing atmosphere for a memorable evening. VK Students take advantage of intermission at sidewalk cafe. Yr p . ' 4 ef ' z NN YOLANDA HISER HOMECOMING QUEEN SUE BOLLIG 'ATTENDANT 1 ' .Ee w-4. ' DOROTHY SALDINA ATTENDANT H l 5. l i 1 '4+vi1l f.g, x-Q ' 112 ff: . A, if ' 4 a o - X N Yx 3- .N , if 4, Snake Dance HCMECOMI G '63 Fx Half-time Entertainment Car Rally Homecoming Dance Car Smash Q! -:' D aily M ass during Retre at. 3 Sr. Philip, C. S.C., counseled Gorman girls about vocations. Retreat masters talk with girls between conferences. N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, L. TO R., STANDING: C. Giasson, K. Hoefling, J. Wray, R. Casman, P. Russel, S. Lardie, R. Evans, C. Huber. SITTING: L. Swanson, P. Madden, B. Prezant, B. Nash, G. Fowler, D. Shrake, J. Rydzewski, S. Iacovetto. Five Gorman students attended the Traffic Safety Council. L. TO R.: The Precisionaires entertained at the Military M. Drace, L. Tiberti, C. Winkler, Appreciation Ball. Governor Sawyer, Y. Hiser, K. Hoefling. I X I ' pf 4-Q..--X, .1 116 ,D-11.....,...s,t.,.i .- -- ,. 1 I v , - Q5 255535 ' aww .-if 1 x WH 153 5 rj f M, 1 Zi ,., , R L,,,,,, f ,W '71,-M f Mm 'ffl' My-Q-nc Nw 1 4101? Ch' S 'W BV U1 Lllxug W ,--4-1 YOUTH FCRUM joe Peer, Bill Prezant, Finalist FiHH1iSt Father White assists Gorman finalists in preparing their summaries. Sponsored by the Las Vegas Sun, the annual Youtlt Forum affords an opportunity for the younger citizens to voice their opinions on matters concerning them A as teenagers as well as those which will confront them in the future. Topics this year ranged from the Test Ban Treaty to drinking, from Communism to Driver Education, from prayer in public schools to l party elections. HL F. 'M M J, .J ,4 it 5 BOYS' A D GIRLS' STATE Chuck Giasson, Bill Prezant, and Larry Swanson--Gorman representatives at Boys' State in june, 1963. The purpose of this annual seminar is to instill in youth constructive attitudes toward the American form of government and to educate them in the duties, privi- leges, and rights of American citizenship This is achieved through an educational program consisting of classes in city, county, and state government. Students learn the proper procedures for elections by participating in the election of Boys' and Girls' state officals. JU IOR ACTI ITI E The proud juniors receiving their rings from Father Anson. Rossi and Sister Philippa supervise the line -up for the annual home- coming car rally. The junior Prom Committee chooses the theme of Rhapsody In Blue for their annual dance. ,is .3-35: ss ,4 , . N . ' N .' ' .x,Q,L1A'. A' .' ' W r. -.fir A blue stone signifying loyalty was the choice of the Class of 1965. ,nun ' Q, Members of the junior Class work to complete the Crest, Gorm an's student directory. ixussuwm 31 ,ijiwj I ' :if'W5if2?iAw1'f.' ' ' .f K ' V ass? V- 1' 1941 XF DIANE FAR RELL QUEEN JU IOR BERNADETTE ROBICHAUD P R 0 ATTENDANT SHARON TABOR ATTENDANT . -1' 'N-off -,Z .mb 6 .ylsa 1.p 'Mn7, I ' Y S .- F li, fki ll U 1 I I I 5 5 5. R SQ, ff.. r 1 .ggi . ,1 - 8 . sv' 7 ..' r'- . 'V 27 'T it ft V l A rf-. 19 7 en f wg? ,. . . nfs: f ...M .ML L 'k.....!l1' nf, .!x 1 's I - ' Q ' J -f 1 rn W. ,4 .tv I I' , I Q. x' I 23 125 X 1. Y. Hiser 9. M. Maxheimer 17. B. Nash 25. S. Rogers 2. The Daleskes 10. S. Lardie 18. S. Sylvain 26. L. Swanson 3. N. O'Donne11 11. S. Lawyer 19. M. Sage 27. D. Saldina Q J - 4. S. Ashcraft 12. D. Barraza 20. J. Rydzewski 28. ? E J 5. 1. Mauriello 13. Cook-Campbell 21. S. Bollig 29. P. Keith its Q. 6. B. sim 14. D. Rosa 22. M. Davis so. M. Eidson ' 7. K. Hoefling 15. S. Iacovetto 23. M. Antonio 31. D. Welch S. The Atols 16. S. Blasco 24. D. Shrake 32. The Mullal sig ,S 4 U .Y . ' 2 - , -' L'w'f995 . ' ' ' 1-wwf IMS... .J -f-M-.Mif323....'w'1 fp? my -1 Q A vm ni F. NX ' ak , 5 1-'i' L1 Y if-u gf Y i . 1 5 ' n 1. A ' 2 ' s 4. ', MOST WITTY DON AN DRESS DONNA RIPPS N N l MOST INTELLIGENT LARRY SWANSON PAM MADSEN MOST TALENTED MIKE LEWIS DOROTHY SALDINE DID MOST FOR THE CLASS OF '64 JOHN I-IAGGERTY KAREN HOEFLINC jane . .. Tillie. . . Alkali . . Harry .. Wes .,.. Ken .... Charlotte . . . Fran . . . Bimsie . Edith . . Alicia .... Stanley . L12 ..... Dino .......... Student Director .... MR SENIOR PLAY ee- .......,Sue Bollig .1..janice Crosato .....Joe D'Amato . . . .Madison Graves . . . . . Dave Barraza . . . . Bill Presant . . . . .Diana Shrake . . . Joyce Mauriello . . . . Nancy Keller ..... Sue Blasco . . . . Vicki Cali . . . Mike Lewis ... Donna Ripps . ...Gary Fowler . . . . john Haggerty Many hours of hard work were put into the production and direction of this year's senior play by Mr. and Mrs. William Fain. 124 nj- L. L I . .. 5.: U. The play is over, the final curtain drawn. The seemingly endless hours of rehearsals, costume preparation, and stage work have come to a halt. The experiences gained are valuable ones--co-operation, responsibility, and satisfaction. Go West, Young Man gave the Senior Class the opportunity to obtain these experiences. class or eff 7: ,Q D togfrrxn QW ,lf tn Uh M mum nun . ni, FRANK KOOT NO. 1 SENIOR BOY CAM ELCT Joi-iN 1-QAGGERTY ATTENDANT GARY FOWLER ATTEN DAN T SENQQR BLL iw! !!x 'i I, r N '11 X ..+ if 1 Bw Q1-Q . 3 ? 1 ,XX I W - --I will x I :gif W vi iff' fif' wk 'ar- -Q 55' J I OINE o Q v?!??s?1 Q? .f:'fT 1' 'F if'f', H ! ' 5 .Q fvff? r, ' 'g n THIS DOOR OPENS TO US THE CI-IAL- LENGES OF TEAMWORK AND COMPE TITION. IT DEVELOPS IN US MUCH MORE THAN PHYSICA.L STRENGTH- THROUGH IT WE ATTAIN THE ATTRI BUTES OF LOYA.LTY AND PERSEVER- ANCE. IT TEA.CHES US THE VALUE OF SPORTSMANSHIP AND TRAINS US TO BE MAGNANIMOUS IN VICTORY, GRACEFUL IN LOSS. If f Coach Jerry Ayers . S x ' x ,AA K. Coach Rudy Basovsky Athletic Director Father Philip Clifford, C . S . V This year head coach jerry Ayers and his assistant and line coach Rudy Basovsky faced three defi- nite problems . They had to gain the confidence of the team and a familiarity with the talents of its members. They were unaware of the traits and habits, strengths and weaknesses of the opponent teams. Gorman also entered the AAA league, putting it into competition with schools having twice the enrollment. X . ' I I . . in h L X5 il? Y 1 5 ,tm its uf 813' NN Wk 'x xxx Www 'bf 954 mn u-on til gg M... wx we XX ww K ...XX 'X X JQX i x NX N x I X X L gi i ,X -Q9 A .-. JE- f Z Si f 1 Ss 1 x X - ' P' .X .X-Xe, i Sz ' K K xx X L K ,, kxfggfvkg X. EA XX b ' S .3 X, 1 'N-V-. -X Xa' Xw -. x K ,uv X. NX -NA fy . L N ' E11 - , , 1. X. 0. i rg, -5 gfxffivlx fx A if .X X Q 9 X ' 'QQ' 3 ,SXQQ -LQ X 'KXZSXM Y x X Q W 5 'ffm' I Q. . -ffl x fi, S X XXXX X- -gg K .. SX X: ... g .. AX, X. ' ggi 61, S 1 X . x X X W? 5 X X X , NX G3kgi,Qs , .:i- is X S3 ,Lx-lk iw 'xxx 5 we X sk S X 5' 5 x X x , N S WNV W X. WEN XX X ' X 1 X X X X i I xx . N Q 0 . I .Q 'ff'-M. 'N fif'T5?ff5fj X I. X.. '1wf ' -STP' ,nm Nga- W . ,.., ff' ' X f Q Q 4 K . .6 N H A A vi A 1 8. Us, 5, , ,, ' X 'Q X 14 fm, : f ' kg yi-X S,AQfv7,w ,X U iv-b vii - W H Nw W ' ,J L. X ' 'N :N .fun X ' Xf ' 'viii s. 5 ' ux gl Q ,X gi GORMAN VS. RANCHO .444 A spectacular play in Gorman vs Vegas game. ff ff Hn N V3 - .v ... FIRST ROW: Mr. Cunningham, Madison Graves, Mike Mullaley, Rick Yalmer, Chuck Giasson, To McGee, Bi11Scan1on, Doug Simms, Steve Ashcra Fred Cook, Ron Stanfill, Rene Arceneaux, Pat Le er, Dick Morgan, Mike Barozzi, Ken Matonovich, Pat McGroarty, Mike Drace, Doug Schroeder . SECOND ROW: Coach Ayers, Richard Costello, Mike Pierce, Dana Wiggins, Bill Terry, Pat k Koot, Mike Stafford, Ray Maguiness, Larry Judd. TI-HRD ROW: Coach Basovsky, Mike Lewis, l.upo, Dwight Billedeaux, Walter Trauth, Bill Prezant, Harold Morse, and Mike Razy. VARSITY LI E September Las Vegas 14 Gorman September Basic 0 Gorman October Lincoln 7 Gorman October Virgin Valley 6 Gorman October Western 32 Gorman ' October Boulder City 26 Gorman November Rancho 19 Gorman November Manogue 39 Gorman 133 iRY season was one filled with excitement, surprises, and in fact, ,ccompanies a capable team into the ranks of AAA. 2 big schools stepped Gorman and the team carried its banner s coupled great effort and desire with fine coaching, and made Je remembered. the first conference league meeting of the two teams and Gorman an Field crowd of 3, 000 by holding the Wildcats to a close 14-6 . on September 20 with the Gaels challenging powerful.Las Vegas S ' ' , . I . . . 3 rds of head coach jerry Ayers: They learned from this game that and determination they can hold their own with any team . Koot the gridders romped over Basic High 18 0 to win they did. With outstanding performances by Bob Fowler, Ray K , . . . , - , . iference game on September 27. n over the Lynx, and a score of 26 6 over Virgin Valley. A conference game, the Gaels tackled the Western Warriors. fful Warriors took the game 32-0, Gorman showed enough nination to win the respect of all who saw the game. veled to Lincohi County and Virgin Valley, returning victoriously , - . . defeated Eagles had to fight back hard after trailing 14 l2 at the 4 victory over the Gaels. 9 conference play with a close one against Rancho on November ld crowd saw the Rams squeeze out a 19-15 victory. Reno It was the first gridiron meeting of the two Catholic y Mike Lewis Bob Fowler and Harold Morse the Gaels domi hipped the Miners 39-6. d as the Gaels prepared for their November 8 homecoming with W ! 7 134 ilder City was the site of the exciting game between the Gaels and 1 . L . . - L . l l Uv. fr , ix fs ,Q J Basic runner can't find a hole in Gorm:-m's defense 135 M, i , ,ff 50. f . v KQV . 'NP 'E' if ' 4 wx Y' Q 54 A sl xg, . if ,ff f' me crushed by - Q iibw 'MW N31 ,Lt fr -1 ' fb. , ' I , x gr 1' 'if f s , ,gh 'Q law' -,K .1 11. x Va, V 1 - ,, 1' ff ,MY ' . A . JUNIOR ARSITY SQUAD FIRST ROW: Tim Morse, Dave Bloustine, Ed Nelson, Dean Rogers, Charles Nelson, Sly Borla, Mike Cortney, john Kleem, Jim Kelly, Richard Baez, Jimmy Stupar, Dennis Borla, Tim Pierce, Hector Doblado. SECOND ROW: Coach Scoble, Ion Huffman, Vic Silvagni, Daryl Thompson, Ron Mayberry, Bob Flating, Jim Forbes, Tom Liddil, Andre Murat, Donald Razy, Gary Hellmer, Mike Ashcraft, Dominic Clark, jim Olson, John Gallo, Randal Fruzza, John Holly. THIRD ROW: Coach Yingling, Coach Dietz, Lee Bates, Richard Small, Richard Shepard, Greg King, Vincent Lewis, Glen Faber, Greg Genochio, Ron Stalwich, Ron Roscoe, Richard Guire, Ron Tabot, Tom Mleczko, Ron I-lellmer, Mike Biondi, Mike Cunningham, Jim Cashman, and Walter juillerat. Coaches William Scoble, Donald Yingling, and Thomas Dietz shaped up an excellent junior Varsity gridiron crew as proven by a 4-2 sea- son record. Future varsity stars are seen among their ranks and they will furnish extra punch to the coming year's varsity. Their sophomore captains Mike Cortney and Dennis Borla performed especially well and have set their sights on a varsity squad position. Coach Scoble discusses plan of action with quarterback Ron M ayberry. 'Qi' uuagsgggui X QYEf Q ..Q X, ,l. f T6 i. I ' ' ' 'f v ff f gg. Mwwggwfg M , , ! 2 x it ,nA 'Y-A Q I ' mf 4' 1 eax 23. ff- 2.4- o u o . J V- . may A 3 951 ' 4- 19411. , .. , , , , v ...E ..5 .ffi .ffi 3- is an 55 ,A 52 y ,Q X ' 'A r N . it Y ' fig x A ' f .pfu Q-um.-w-fm-M--af Q -M714 - M' ' 1 Z ak. gl f5'7 ww' ' 555 fv- 'nv 0 Q 9 .. -a'. u WllL .Al 'ik '4g,! i gi -' ,,r!w. ,-..,.v 'd 49 ' ,Z .1.,1,.4 4.1 HOMECOMI Go get'em, Gaels is the battle cry which best describes the spirit of Homecoming 1963. Under the cry the gym shook with the cheers of an optimistic student body, a reminiscing alumni, and the determined Gorman gridiron crew. The enthusiasm was equalled only by that shown at the game when the Gaels crushed the Miners 39-6. Gorman's Gaels going with junior varsity players along with the varsity squad were sparked by Mike Lewis, Bob Fowler and Harold Morse. Lewis ran for two touchdowns . Morse passed for two more, one of them good for 67 yards to Fowler who scored one more touchdown on a 45 yard gallop. Gorman had two more touchdowns called back on penalties. The Gaels amassed 455 yards total offense 305 yards on the ground, to a total of 186 Richard Costello rips through the shield and the game begins. yards for Manogue. Both Lewis' touchdowns were scored in spectacular plays. Lewis took a Manogue punt early in the opening period and raced 95 yards for a Gorman score. Later in the fourth quarter, Lewis intercepted a pass and ripped off 72 yards for another touch- down. The Gaels topped off the game with a final touchdown with seven seconds remaining in the game. Mike Stafford and Steve Ashcraft scored the other Gorman touchdowns. Hey fellows, can I play too? Homecoming queen :md attendants are seen with team captains Richard Costello and Frank Knot. ,f ,f COAQH SCOBLE 6 K 2 MR. DON YINGLING I 3- ,SXMQL ' N 'W kv - K I sf ' Y ' .N ,Q N S: .. . 1 'N ' 'Y K A A , ,iff fi ' 1, K. - -' --J. k GORMAN vs. HURRICANES dw MEMBERS, L. TO R. , STANDING: Kit Watson, Dick Morgan, Bob Fowler, Frank Koot, Jim Malm, Ed McDonell, Dug DuCharme, Larry Shindler, Larry Swanson, PatMcGroa11'y, Jim Feeny, Mike Morrissey Gary Fowler. KNEELING: Mike Razy, Coach Yingling, Coach Scoble, Roger Gordon. Managers: Mike Razy, Roger Gordon. SEASON SCORES December 6 ..... Hurricanes Gorm an 7 ....... Boulder Gorm an 14 ....,.. Lincoln Gorm an 21 ..... St. Francis Gorman january 4 ....... Moapa Gorman 11 Basic Gorman 17 .... . . . Vegas Gorman 24 ...... W estern Gorm an 25 ...... Moapa Gorm an 31 ...... R ancho Gorm an February 1 ....... Lincoln Gorm an 8 .... .... B asic Gorm a.n 14 ......... Veg as Gorm an 15 ....... Boulder Gorm an 21 ....... Western Gorman 22 ..... Compton Gorman 28 ....... R ancho Gorm an 29 .......... Lynx Gorm an ZONE AA TOURNAMENT March 6 ........ Basic 62 Gorm an 7 '-'--'- R ancho 53 Gorman 8 ........ Western 53 Gorman March 13 14 AA STATE TOURNAMENT ...., ...Sparks 52 Gorman - - - - - . -Western 66 Gorman Doug DuCharme Bob Fowler Larry Shindler Gorman's Center, Doug Du Charme scores two. February first was the fated day that saw Gorman fall to Comp- ton in Los Angeles. The score was a close 47-42. Kit W atson James Malm Gary Fowler Larry Swanson Frank Koot Ed McDonnell Pat McGroarty Hot-shooting Gorman High School opened its 1963-64 basket- ball season on a successful note with a scrambling, foul-ridden 71-54 win over Hurricane, Utah in the Gael gym. Three senior lettermen, Larry Shindler, Frank Koot, and Doug Ducharme, stole the show with a combined 59 point effort. The Gaels had to fightoff a determined mid-game rush by the visiting Tigers to preserve the win. 146 The Wolves opened up a fast six point lead early in the opening quarter but saw it melt away as Gorman caught fire and walked off the floor at halftime with a seven point lead. The Gaels continued their hot shooting in the third period, out- scoring Basic, 15-6. Both teams went on a scoring spree in the final quarter, Gorman getting 20 points and Basic hitting for 14. Dick Morgan f'l, 'VS 1 I jim Feeney Mike Morrissey I47 3 Y limb, N, -Q ! Ay Q F X X 1 i xi 'V In this one Gorrnan's Senior forward Doug DuCharme bucketed 31 points, 25 in the first half, to pace the Gorman Gaels to a 74-71 basketball victory over the previously unbeaten Moapa Valley team. 1WP ':1lf A Gorman established a 30-18 lead over Western and held off a fierce final- half Warrior rally to post a slim 48-47 AAA victory. Western with 46 sec- onds remaining in the game scored to tie it all up 46-46. Gorman's Frank Koot then sank a shot to make it 48-46. Molesee made a free throw with 9 seconds to go but failed to tie the game. of play capped a game that was deadlocked six different times. With 26 seconds remaining in the game Gor- man's Bob Fowler rallied to draw the Gaels within two points of the Wildcats at 50- 48. Las Vegas hit again and Fowler racked up another bucket as the contest ended. r Q 'Ill R 'YV'VYV' . Q ix l l in .055 J 'IGP g f X X -X X. few- .Q but . E4 3 in Q , V Q . f :L-,j::Lf , ' A V A-, ' fam K ' ' F .R ,, Q . ' i 551,51 ' Wx S. - E x iii in 73 -- A ,R 5 G Q, Q . Eg . 43, . ff Z ' A 211, M., A , ,qfr fks f 5' . K 'Q fx. . C3 'V 5 -Q wwf , X. , J, ,Q Y 15' 'I a ,ftp I ,Nav MEMBERS: L. TO R., STANDING: J. Kleem, M. Cortney, R. Fleming, J. Corcoran, D. Wray R. Ralenkotter, M. Dial. KNEELING: J. Chavez, D. Borla, G. Malm, R. Stanfill, D. Swanson The junior Varsity Gaels brought their season to a eiose with 8 wins to 10 defeats . Through the high scoring of David Wray, who racked up 120 points, and Rossi Raien kotter, the j.V. 's had the best season in Gorman's his- tory. Under the coaching of Thomas Deutz the members of the junior Varsity squad were given a good start on the road to Varsity standards. QNv-.Nw T s A, M S 'ix N-,wmkg by -se.-. - ---...,,mNsN,,,NN N M VM A'T f-W., ptr' W T 'x.. Nbnhhw v -an-.. M. ,...., -. .. . DLT-QTVR --N.. Tsgsnm' vw- W N' -v QMSQSN -.....,,,,N.Q -t 'L--.- Coach Deutz and teamsters form a plan of action. my I' MEMBERS, L. TO R., STANDING: D. Rogers, D. Thompson, T. Lidil, R. Miles, Coach Stueber. KNEELING: D. Clark, G. Genovese, T. Papagna, J. Falkensteins FRESHME BA KETBALL To many the Freshmen team may mean little and their efforts may seem insignificant .... not worthy of serious attention. This should not be so, however, for from the ranks of the Freshmen basketball team, come the future champions of the sport. Coach Stueber has done well by Gorman and his squad this year, as proven by an excellent season record and good sportsmanship. In the years to come, these same Freshmen will represent Gorman as a polished basket- ball team, one Worthy of praise. After a thrill-packed season Gorman's Gaels found themselves in a four way tie for first place with Las Vegas, Rancho, and Western. The toss of the coin gave Gorman a fourth place berth in the tournament, and the Gaels opened zone play in a game with Basic, and Won by a score of 69-62. This victory Won the Gaels the chance to meet Rancho the fol- lowing night. Led by Larry Shindler's 23 pts., along with 13 each for Frank Kott and Pat McGroarty and l2 for Doug Du Charme, the Gaels ran over the Rams, 62-53. Gorman put together a torrid fast break and overcame a Rancho full court press to gain a berth not only in zone finals but also in State. Saturday, March 7, Bishop Gorman played for Southern Zone Championship in the Gaels' first year of 'AA' Competition. Their opponent was to be powerful Western in the Convention Center. The first half was nip and tuck with Western leading 30-26 at halftime. The Gaels came back in the third period, utilizing a fast break to tie and then go ahead on free shots by Frank Koot. The Gaels had a 42-40 lead at the end of the quarter, and the ex- change continued until Gorman's ace rebounder Doug Ducharme, fouled out with 3 lf2 minutes remaining. After much stalling, several fouls, and missed foul shots the buzzer ended the game giving the Warriors a 53-51 victory over Gorman. High scorers were Larry Shindler with 17, Frank Koot with 13, and Doug Du- Charme with 19 . Q. is N I .l M3 uX s f A A t , Y W' sig 'S a '1 . X 1 I... 3 s ,,... cv 121 ,. K lk G Q , .ff 6- 3 'li N, ' 1 z ' 'ima ii E- iw, .H Q As V ' as lf can , N07 Y' 1. 'S L, 'Q K 845 .. T c 'T QQ A 4 Va f - iw 3: 5 f W' Il J s 11 I 1 M minr. , if 2 A,, Wm, L y . -1: T! Hfizfir f 534 ig? - 1 'i i f- l 2 .vi uf.-,-:sg ,mm ,Q ,ga : 'rf rf' ,as . 4' bf! ,jk 1 1-my TQ, e If I yu all tball 1 :ll 1 Frank Koot Larry Shindler 3 MOST VALLIABLE n .l and Football ne xsketba ll Ltate Tournament ,l PLAYER ar xsketball 1 n ll lo otball ll I all all ztball l l Bob Fowler Rod Miles Us - R. -' .1 S 'A , , wwk FN 5' gf ' ,g'gf AQ uf gg Agxitf 1 A 3:85 ww- J6' -z was wXw----- -up Q-,.-gpg, -if - - -- f. ., N. ., hw' b . - . , 4 - . Q ,lf .. ,,.., 1 N, .pf-2 -1 . A ,A . X WL Mm-F, g W-ww -5 A- V 1- N Q J , A Y A u w M A X X, f vw x X09 mf M 1 R, xx ki A .N A x ik 2 Y ,, N X x R vi , s QQ! U f if os 533. my 0 .-sa. FRONT ROW, L. TO R.: R. Bunsow, T. Mueller, T. Moe. BACK ROW: R. Keyser, M. Mudd, J. Sharp, M. Foreman, GORMA BOWLI Father Teed, C.S.V. L- TO R-1 E. Quinng M. Smith, R Keele, C. Bach' I. Walbermeyer. Bowlers in action! Q fi' il bww , , X . rx. K- we .K T-if sz N 1 .fag b,.f,f -. -5 my-. 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Smith, B. Scanlon, T. Wilkins. SECOND ROW R Yahner B Billedeaux M Cortney, R Fruzza, D. Clark, V. Lewis, I. Kremer, B. Hawkins, R McKinnon, L Crabtree T Holn J. Schneehagcn, D. Schroeder, C. Priaulx, J. Wray, E Wojcik, C Koot: P Gilbert T Ashcraft. The spring sport of track is one of the most essential in the school year curriculum. It prepares minds and builds bodies better than any other sport for later life. Coach jerry Ayers looks forward to an especially successful season with the re- turn to the squad of many upperclassmen and promising newcomers. Coach Ayers adjusts john Kremer. r !. Q. rf ,. ,.,,,,,,,, 3 qw -LL.J ' as L M! ...mauve -f 13'-o ...al V Ln, h e in ':,.: .X h D ia- Q ,- 40, 43 , N- ,sv, 4 .. ' ggi, M or 1 , , A Q-,' .4- 4 4, -1 .4 b r jx A.. ,, .. M., -. aw. ,qi- . Bob Fowler, off the block, 03' ig for the 100 yard dash. ,-, .--A ,,, Au .,, , , sn Richard Costello hurls the shot. Mike Cormey leaps over the bar with ease. f V. '1 fl Q- 1 Q W. X 'W lk r O'- I U -X A, 1, 4 gig..- . i ' lv, C X . lf K No NIR 'Vs 35 34, 1' ..'lAA N FE I' 4 1 ,w ,' fl O 1 '. fa '4., PORTAL At last we stand before a mystic door That opens to a multitude of roads, Which each of us must finally explore Through many long and trying episodes. For each of us the past has shaped the key That will permit our passage through this door But may we never lose the memory Of all the happy times that went before. As we pass through to walk our separate ways, We hope this wondrous door remains ajar, And never fully closes on these days That helped to make us what we really are. George E. Franklin, IT IS THROUGH THESE DOORS THAT OUR BOOK IS MADE POSSIBLE. THE STUDENTS CAN SUPPLY THE MA- TERIALS BUT THE MEANS TO PUT THEM TO USE MUST COME FROM ANOTHER SOURCE. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST AND WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK AS YOU HAVE US, THROUGH YOUR KIND HELP. Jxgfmifggffw hL7e cawuddffg' GZQMJQ? 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Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Gustave Cederburg james Costello Gidio Crosato joseph Dalkowski Roger DuCharme Wortharn Eidson Arthur Espinoza George Evans Mershan Ferris Robert Fowler Victor Giasson Alex Grady MR. AND MRS. MADISON GRAVES MR. AND MRS. LEO HAGGERTY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heher MR. AND MRS. PAUL HOEFLING Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huber Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Iacovetto The Archive wishes to thank all those Senior parents who through their donations have helped to make this book possible. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs . Harry Jacobs Fred Jacoby Paul Keith, jr. john Keller Robert Krieger Lewis George Madsen Matthew Matonovich Frank Mauriello Peter Michelin Ross Miller Charles Neville Mrs. Clarice Mullaley Mrs. Irene Lanigane Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Louis Potter Mr. and Mrs. Sam Prezant MR. AND MRS. ALFRED RIPPS Mr. and Mrs. Mel Schroeder Mr. Adolph Rydzewski Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tobin Mr. and Mrs . Robert Shrake MR. AND MRS. WILLIS SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Swanson C. F. Gillman Paul Thompson Michael Velardo Mrs. Marie Velardo Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Welch MRS. MARY M. WRAY MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN GOMES Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blasco Walter Morrissey PATRONS Dorsey and Harrington Brown and Matteucci Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Demman Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin Cragin and Pike Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Roger Troxel Las Vegas Reporters Landmark Realty CORNWALL AND NITZ Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hoene Major and Mrs . 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