Cantwell High School - Veritas Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1964 volume:

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Probably this good Priest did not realize the part he has played in the lives ot all of us associated with CANTWELL . . . and the influence tor good that he was and shall continue to be as long as this school he loved stands in the shadows of the tower ot his beloved St. Alphonsus Church. Words fail us because we see in Father O'Dowd the mystery of God's love for us. He was a link in the chain which binds us to our Creator. He was an angel of peace who constantly reminded us-by his generosity, his dedication, his interest, his love -that God is with us. We console ourselves by thinking with Cardinal Newman: God does nothing in 'vain- H e knows what He is about. He may take way my friendsg He may throw me among strangers. He may make me feel desolate, Make my spirits sink, Hide my future from me-still God knows what He is about! Oh, yes4thank God-He knew what He was about! REVEREND FATHER PATRICK I. O'DOWD Benefactor and Friend of Cantwell Born in Ireland, March 5th, 1901 Ordained Iune 21st, 1925 Died May 3rd, 1963 CANTWELL IS PEOPLE IN A COMPLEX OF ACTIVITY. People in the excitement of a Friday night basketball game at the Sports Arena. The spectacle of color and sound in motion as the happy Homecoming Queen and her solemn escort perform their royal duties. A frosh enjoy- ing the cool refreshment of his snow cone. Tenors practicing for the all important Talent Show. Busy students hurrying home or to work or for the after school meeting with the girl friend. These are the Ordinary People engaging in the Ordinary Activities at CANTWELL. 21' Q' L - :Jw ?fs?'i mf.- , .. ff.. .1 We are Religious People too, on our knees at the annual Guadalupe Proces- sion. Normal People making use of the M.T.A. in going home from school, and in returing to perform at the Brothers' Christmas Party. Active People gain- ing an education in the difficult job of simply living together. These are a few more phases of our CANTWELL life. 3 ,r 'o -. . 'T - ... f, ev-nest -4.v..' ' - 2: gg' gf' - rw? 1 f .9 . ,. ' -Y VI, . . 4 . '.f3 51-gf-'tis M N H? ' E-1 V- o A42 Kun wi, .,, 6' cuz, img! .. 46 I ., ,No JH V . 3,-6 W A . rj- F35 if fi:-f 5 I ...,. - r 1,--1 - ---1 ' .. Y V ,,.. , x ,, ij Www HIS EMINENCE IAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL McINTYRE Archbishop of Los Angeles im in 4 ,- ew me ,, ,P 1 5 E 0 n. I. 1lUD' f :Q Q 9 'I ,A ,, A 1 'X .L et' .-. li! ' v 1 X Tx ,Q it i.. 5 1.1 ... 1 I 1 M in V. J. , ,, . EM. We 'Ck F7-XCUKLT Y ez - 5 ff' f ::- Q3 s 'ar F, ty- 1 1 1 ' f: V ji? I ,r 'I A A ' fy 'V W 5, 4 V4 l 'ry' f., --J' ,N 7 ' F J ' X Qi? 5 3 ' 1' ' IETQE. rg.-h 0,2-13 AF 'E Eigl 'K . f ' ,ll ' f2'5::':li'fi5' 5 -Y aav . 1. . '11 , , , . ' ,R +1 'fx'-,, U, - is-ma, rf-. . f-f T QL., M - i1 9:4-'E5i?1?'f' ar- A51i'.1.g M . . ' ':Z:Qi2,9F.5!-353, '- Z my Z..-Q 'i--M... ,.-'- . by ..'-,Y .IQ '5- . 4 I .. , . 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SATTERTHWAITE On the faculty for over seven years, teaches Trig, Solid Geometry, Col- lege Algebra, Latin, and religion, faculty adviser to Student Council and Lettermeirs Club, school treas- urer, a native of Butte, Montahag he holds an MA. from Fordham Uni- versity. REV, BR. E. A. SULLIVAN A seven year faculty member, Br. Sullivan is the Dean of Discipline, spends three periods away from his busy office teaching English Ill and IV, and is moderator of the Cali- fornia Scholastic Federation. An English major, he has taught in New York, Chicago and Salinas. Q i'i H5 ... gf, 3 t A s MR. IAMES TAKEUCHI Two year faculty member, teaches science and mathg assistant Varsity Football coach, graduate of Cantwell and Notre Dame University. MR. GREG KABAT Began to teach and coach at Cantwell in 1948, Civics, Business Law, and American Govern- ment are his course subjects, coaches Varsity Football and Track, a pioneer member and one of the original founders of the Cantwell Alumni and Boosters' Club. REV. BR. P. L. DILLON In his first year at Cantwell, Br. Dillon teaches religion, history, and physical education. He moderates the Apostleship of Prayer and Glee Club. A history major, he is presently doing M.A. work at Loyola University. YQ' lx MR. RICHARD LARSON Cantwell graduate, teaches English, sci- ence and bookkeepingg coaches I.V. Foot- ball, I.V. Basketball, and Angeles League Championship Varsity Baseball Team, married to a Sacred Heart grad, he is the father of six. REV. BR. D. F. ECCLESTON A native of Montebello and Cantwell gradg he returned to teach here five years agog teaches religion, science, remedial readingg coaches CEE Football and Angeles League Championship BEE Basketball Team, Iona graduate with M.A. studies at Gonzaga and Loyola Universities. MR. THOMAS A. G-ENTILELLA A two year faculty memberg teaches Eng- lish and Drivers Edg presently enrolled at Loyola University completing M.A. in Englishg married and the father of two. Sb. REV. BR. I- G. KEOGH At Cantwell over six years, he teaches English, Latin and religiong moderates the school's Golf Team and coaches success- ful Drama Clubg M.A. in English Litg pres- ently studying for library degree at U.S.E REV. BR. I. A. HOULIHAN Came to Cantwell over lU years ago, has been here since, except during term as Superior of Brothers' Mission School in Dominica, teaches religion, his- tory, Latin, Moderates Parents' Club, Missions and is school Sacristan, B.A. and M.A. in history, candidate for M.A. in theology. REV. BR. R. E. TOMPKINS Arrived last September, teaches religion and English, Moderates Public Speaking and is Vice-President of L.A. Catholic Forensic League, B.A. in English, M.A. in The- ology, completing another M.A. in English: has taught in Vancouver, Seattle, Chi- cago, New York, New Ier- sey. MR. IOSEPH E. RICHARDS At Cantwell for many years, teaches Sociology, history and English, B.A. and M.A. from Boston College, father of seven children, popular dinner speaker in the area. git .-,,,,...-- ,REV. BR. T. I. COLLINS Arrived last September, he has taught in Canada, Seat- tle and New lerseyg teaches religion, math, science and driver education, spends his summers at Notre Dame studying science under 'Government grantg moderates track, Gamma Pi Gamma. xr v MR. FRANK R. CANO Came to Cantwell in September, 19625 teaches sociology and world historyg Cathe- dral High and LA. State graduate, married and the father of two, he is the school's ac- countant. 'F '11 r '?, E REV. BR. P. P. NEWMAN Arrived two years ago from Vancouver, BC., Iona College grad, he teaches relig- ion, English, math, moderator of the VERITAS and Varsity Football, Director ot General Reading Program, MA. can- didate at Gonzaga University. REV. BR. T. P. TREACY Returned to Cantwell after 10 year ab- sence, teaches religion, Latin, math, mod- erates varsity basketball and golf, has taught in New York, Chicago, Vancouver, Seattle, holds BA. and M.A. from Seattle University. knee. Z5 4 if ff .Ti .ri ,, . REV. BR. I. P. REYNIA Has had two tours of duty at Cantwell cov- ering seven years, teaches physics, biology and Modern Math, coaches Angeles League Championship I.V. Baseball Team, and is the Fieldhouse Director, B.A. in mathemat- ics: completing M.A. in physics at Gonzaga University. REV. BR. R. T. UNSWORTH Arrived last September from Chicago, has taught in Vancouver and New York also, teaches religion, English and Spanish, mod- erates the Cardinal, assistant Guidance Di- rector and Dance Committee Moderator, treasurer ot Brothers' house, B.A. English, M.A. Spanish, M.A. candidate in physchol- OQY. MR. R. PATRICK MCCORMICK In his first year at Cantwell, teaches math, religion, and English, graduate of St, Mary's College, B.A. in English, minor in German. f-'wifyqt -V xl!! 4 ' REV. BR. I. B. COSTELLO Coming from New York in September of '63p teaches Modern Math and Physicsp mod- erates IV. Baseball, Sodality, and Bandg B.S. in Math-Physics from Iona College: grad studies at Immaculate Heart. '3':p'v W . r 7'f,.F -'f,i ' ' 7 T 'A Fufj , 1 -I fa-,ik 4.- 1 A M X + -e ff 2-fl ' M- mg as ggi Ii ,ff 31 x f I as f 4 ! 6 UNDERCLYXSSWIEN These are the active happy faces of the little People in CAN TWELL. The Sophomores at J .V. Football practice. Juniors and Sophomores at Glee Club rehearsal. A Frosh taking the last place on the refreshment line at an away basket- ball game, as upperclassmen use the prestige of their year to be served first. Diligent Freshmen their faces marked with the exasperating effort exerted through the long hours spent in acquir- ing knowledge. Almost at the top, Juniors wait to be measured for the coveted Senior ring. 1' FW? ff Chris Barron prepares some extra work while Freshman lohnny Gordines. and Larry Whittet talk of the latest Birch Society statement. Noviees to Higher Fields of Learning. Upon the threshold of a new realm of studies and environ- ment, this group, somewhat new to these hallowed halls, embarks upon the challenge of four years of preparatory studies with hopes of attaining new goals and the suc- cessful matriculation of their assigned subjects. One of the foremost achievements of each member, when their year draws to a close, will be that of a complete renais- sance of their ideas and perspective on the years to come and that which has just passed. New Frosh leam Benediction Hymns prior to of the three annual days of recollection. . lg 9 ' ss Of this group it can be said that they possess a genuine enthusiasm and an ardent desire to become part of the makeup and general- welfare of the school. This is well exemplified by their encouraging support and attendance at the various games of the school throughout the dif- ferent seasons. A walk down to the football field, a jaunt down to track practice or a look in the gym after school will reveal to the observer a vast array of tal- ented young novices representing a huge contingent of this year. Beyond the field of sports their interests are displayed in an even deeper earnest as they root them- selves in such arduous endeavors as the school news- paper, the chess and debate clubs, and the yearbook staff itself. Neither does their scope end here, for men- tion a drive for some charitable or religious purpose, and a look at the contributions will often evidence their leading of the school in this respect. Though high school may be relatively a new proposition to them, one can easily note their adeptness in rapidly adjusting to the problems, business, and environment of CANTWELL. It is in this year that they have laid the foundation of their scholastic ability by which others will judge them in the future. Knowing this, the freshman readily assumed a new-found responsibility which is an asset in his Christian training here at CANTWELL. Having the characteristic essentials of a good beginning, the freshman year promises to be in its future years the embodiment of a good Catholic education. ,Q -Qlziflit. Q 153251, One .7-1 as . Freshman Rod Ozust tired by long hours of study and Glee Club practice dozes off in the middle ol a difficult piece of music. Not quite dead to the world are C17 Tony Manriquez and Krl Michael McLer1dez, Don Rizzi and Dave Guerra battle for points during I.V. Basketball game in CANTWELL gym. Seriously engaged in theological studies are fl-rl Steve Schmidt, Iim Mandala, and Ierry Tullius. 5 5 I 5 l E J 'Cb Lew: . ., -f ,A ew. Hey Henry what question is Brother on now? asks Ioe McSweyn. I can't figure out where he is, replies Henry. Dave thinks he knowsp Bobby is not too sureg Ed's got ity and Frank still wants to know what they are doing on the front lawn. RO OM 102 Samuel Acosta David Aldaco lesse Alvarez Henry Barrio Christopher Barron Raul Brambila Robert Brambila F rank Bravo Bruce Capucetti Rocky Caringello Thomas Cazares Iames Chavez Iohn Close Robert Corona Richard Davis Robert Davy Thomas Dugan Manuel Esparza Michael Florio William Gibbons llawrence Goforth Alex Gonzales David Guerra Sean Haley Robert Iiminez Daniel Kirkpatrick Alex Menchaca Ielsse Meza loseph Monarrez Ioseph'McSWyen Victor Olivier Raymond Platz Frans Ransons Ralph Rodriquez lose Ruiz Edward Valenzuel Robert Vasquez Ronald Vasquez Lawrence Whittet Glenn Yamate I don't know says Alex Cleft backgroundl the sun is so bri ht I can harcll see whos 1v1n the H 9 Y Q cf class. Seemingly little affected by this condition ar xx I tio fi 47 tier? 'tv gif, l MI JL. B111 Gibbons, Frcms Rcmsons, Ray Plcxtz, Munue1 V' Oll' G1 Y t T C 1C wer, erm uma e, om crzcrres, Brcmbila Kblocked outl, Iim Chcxvez C hcmd Danny Cooper, and Chris Barron. A I l 1 lvl ' V19 N -via.. fg. 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Waiting for the train to come in are ll-rl E, Bencomo, I, Valle, D. Frainie, M. Weatherhead, I. Phillips, R. Ortiz, G. Flores, T. Merlino, T. Long, F. Reyes, A. Morales, and D. Vasquez. As usual it was late. No, I wouldn't vole for Goldwater, muiiers M. Gallardo fexireme lefll. That's what's wrong with you, raplys M. Martinez fnext leftl. Oblivious of the serious. discussion to lheir right are: Cl-rl R. Rodriquez, G. Flores, R. Espinoscr, and A. Rodriguez. Luke -Salerno lwindow row last seatl looks out on all that California sunshine. Also wondering why they are inside are: fsame row from backl I. Casieneda, R. Clarke, and G. Rinehart, Cnext row, from frontl M. Quinn, A. Otero, T. O'Grady, M. Bremseth, and M. Roberts. fl ll hiv I .E V ,, , 15, ,Eli ' ,E mu Hg .if Getting ready' re-enter the porlals of learn- , V ing are: C1-rl M. Elias, W. Delphin, C. ' Q Adame, M. Schaaf, D, Bruich, R. Holmes, I. Brady, I. Brabander, T. Hafner, D. Gray, I. Renia, E. Barbosa, and M. Garcia. Freshman Cooperative lunch 'lime study group includes: Q1-rl I. Abril, K. Sul1ivan,.R..Yonai,.I. Mandala, I. Laune, M. Paulin, D. Kawase fsitting on window Iedgel, I, Tullius, I. Ross, and D. R1zz1 Ksltandlngl. ,, 'Xe :QQ ' lOl.. L--ill, , W, fi 'J :,-1 fy ., ,, .- J- :::,:, . ..,.... X mf, 59 -S 7 qw 145. .I , I 4, 6, W gl - 90 Day Wonders Come on gang we can take em says Doug Young fstripecl shirt centerl. Others in his gang are: fl-rl M. Valdez E Godmez H Baylon A Vallejo A Salas R Duran W Ferguson G, Gloria, S. Zamora, R. Barbosa, and L. Garcia O.K., so your mother doesn't ride shotgun on a 'raspctda' wagon, stammers Nelo Margoni fcenterl as. he is put down on pedestal by tough Iohnny Godrines. To their left is clenched fist Danny Martinez and Phil Pcmaccig to the right Gerard Ragusa and Armando Mendez. 103 - Happy to be a Part of antwell ' '1 . .xt ' 12. ,,A.M,A. Ji 11 4 3 C -i 1 , ,,, Iss. ' fx we, - Yes, We are waiting lor on opportunity to pcrtcrke of our luncheon repost, blurts out G. Mottino Hirst in linelg belfind him ore: S. Perolez, C. Berru, M. Melendez, L. Bczco, S. Lopez, R. Wittouck, D, Casienedo, R, Rocro-lasso, and Iohn Renicr. 1 '4'-'ills F ,, Engaging in cr little afternoon frivol- ity ore: K1-rl C. Barelcr, I. Ccrbrcrl, C. Geovicm, R. Klinger, R. Jimenez, and D. Holmes. 41 People on the Those who reach a happy medium between social pressures and Freshmen in a school community always seem a little out of place. For eight full years before their entrance to high school, they build and retain a certain dependence on the instructor, and, because they are never made to act individually, fall in as a part of a group that is having its education pumped into them by another. The class rather than the student, acts. High school, then, is something of a shock, and one that is generally unexpected. There have been warnings, but they are swallowed by the flood of enthusiasm for something new and different. And so the freshman, suddenly stripped of his protecting class, must stand up and act. This fact tends to make the first year of high school something of a period of transition from the unit to the individual. It is ct weaning from the suckling education of primary school, and one that takes a full year, The sophomore, therefore is the first appearance of a true high school individual. He has learned his lessons by experience, and has had the benefit of a summer to consolidate his learnings, and to decide in what way to use them. He looks at freshmen with a jaundiced eye, for he has withstood the ordeal. The others must prove themselves. But then again, sophomore year is as much a transitory period as first year. When he is admitted to the standing of sophomore, the former freshman is self satisfied. He has learned a vast amount in a single year and most of this has been practical knowledge, not restricted to classroom recitation. The knowledge, however, is in crude form, and must be refined to be of any use. His knowledge is too rich for the gears of society. It is therefore the additional function of the second year teacher to mold this man. He is still plastic, his material is strong: and the mold is not yet broken. If he is to be a man in the full sense of the word, it is now that he will be fashioned. This, then, is the sophomore. He is the rough casting of a man. The rough edges must be smoothed, the figure made strong, the form burnished to brilliancy. Then, as his second year ends, and only then, is he a man. Paths to Greater school work are rewarded by the Brother Principal Yak hard on mother Dan Sanchez swallows surprise luncheon package. Gee, muses other at the table, I gave up eating mom's lunches months ago, but I still watching you fellows open those s Optimisticcrlly looking into the fuiure and the good life offered enterprising young mom are lim Mendoza cmd Bill Dewberry. vw -7.4 Engaging in favoriie passtime of studenis: talking are: KI-rl B. Viel- ma, I. Nczjera, S, Sarni, M. Phillips, X G. Apodaca, .S. Yohe, R. Culveaux, and P. Oravetz. Look a BEATLEV' exclcxims P. Stcmion Cextreme rightl, io fellow classmates KI-rl D. Borra, R. Brotmcrrkle, R. Carrillo, and R. Kuta. 1 Room 207 The Class of Great Potential X I ll , s. A .- L 1 ' - --1 T ?l37:lf!'5f5.fl l .- .. .sr 9,111 Nil' If LA W X -1 ... , I Music still ringing in their heads Glee Club members fl-rl S. Enriquez, B. Landry, I. Gonzalez, R. Lozcmo, R. Marquez, D. Bodcxk, I. Mendoza, A. Loya, and M. Ccrliendo leave the cafeteria for their next period. , ,--.r ..- CAMERA SHY D. Borthwick I. Clements D. Crispin I. DePiero F. Fulleylove D. Harrigan R. Herrera H. Martinez C. Morales A. Ochoa R. Valdez M. Valencicma 'flf :ES ' ,Z ww 511.9 W 11, -5-J.,-A .3 . -4 . , - .g . , 5 I ,A , .... 4 ' W: qw, 12 11 W'-1 'lv E ll 3254 ., S , .6 LL.,, im. , Q xl K' Holding up traffic dt the front door ol school are: ll-rl A.'Pena, R. Franco, R. Chawfez, L. Emery, M. Linehan, R, De Alba, and L. Garcia, seated Cl-rl S. Gilles, and A. Reta. D. Sanchez, I. Davis, and B, Chow are ur caught stuffing the station Wagon with Y their golf bags. ' 25' ii Enjoying a little gals as they wait for the bell to end lunch are: fl-rl E. Oishi, A. Frumento, G. Carrasco, T. Trudeau, I. Gcxllardo, R. Spinelli, G. Duron, E, Terrell, and E. McDermott. N 1 NX s- Ambitious 302 A well settled three listen attentively to lecture: ftop to bottoml W, Card, I. Flaherty, and P. Mastrosimone. l .V A little skeptical of Mr. Richards story of RED RIDDIN HOOD AND THE FOX are: Crow to rightl E. Garcia, P. Staub, I. Gar- dunog Krow to left? M. Iaminez, R. Chavez, R. Romero, and S. Da Costa. With hand raised is E. Terrell, and in the extreme background is R. Spinelli. N ' A Ioe Rios Cbottom rightl suggests 'TWO HOURS lSN'T SO BAD! Sitting in the stands are also: fl-rl F. Rodriquez, R. Valasquez, L. Leon, A. Garcia, and M. Sciarafta. 5 ' WELL IT WAS A GOOD GAME EVEN IF WE LOST: C1-ri ' ' III ' ' S. Garcia, T. Goforth, A. Martinez, R. Ccmchola, and G. 5 Serrato. it . wie 1 get S H Q :f is . r SIL COME UP AND GET ME, says Walter Hauser Krightj as 48 Albert Arciero and Philip Rodriguez look on. H X Focusin on 104 S 'x 'x WE'RE FOR THE MET'S, V A f v I-IEYI GARRY, WHAT ARE YOU READING, asks Mike Ochocr Cleftj. - -. M -'ai-' 1, , ' X Looking on me: fbe-hind stcrndingl R. Guzman, B, Emchg Ksecxtedl R. V ' ' Ccxrreon and Garry Provenzczno. C1-rl Iohn Marty, cheering Icxmes Hernandez, :Ind Iohn Whitton. Ko-f ful 5 E W 'ell .' ' -, ' FL , 1-fn 1 V K . J -if is M 5 ,QQ ,-Af Q ,. 5 4 ' - .4 , Bez' 1 'L 1159- 549 W1'f' f'Q' 5 A L-Y S V ' f ' ' .. f uf' 1 5 - , :-: ,.,-. Q ,, , fi -- ', 7. M .-' -125 49: H E g' ,. ' e - 1 h' -1 - HFS' 4' A' - ' .. . ,. . . kdm, 5 N- gf his ,W f.:5, h2 ,f Af' ITS SUPERMAN? , exclcums R1ch- ' iff, 5 Y X x . A W 1--4, crrd Marque Cstcxnding rightjp enjoy- M- V - , U X 5 it' '- 25. irg., - '7,31 ' , ing the sight too ore: Q1-rj covering f . ..., jlgga T 5,2-an M! ' X ' ' M eyes-Tom Closser, seated: Ruben A 5 1' V M I L Lozcr and Marcus Leon. .nr .7 , fi?-'. .werfefy M ge V . ,,.,, :,'--yy, N q?f,'.l egg ,U-.,A . .-s -v g. , vas, V 50 ,. ,.-sl , . 3 f4'af.'- ' VA ..u . T., , :T Nah ug N it tb M Ya .gm ' ' :S ' Q: , ,, Q. nf. -f.l ,' 21'- :'?, ' if , , 3, gf, ' X Q19- A DI-SCUSSING TWO OF THEIR FAVORITE COURSES KRELIGION AND ENGLISHJ ure: C1-rb Louie. Iimenez, Richard Proczkcf, Robert Ozunc, Frank Gruber, William Dewberry, Steven Enqulsf, and Dennis Coffey. d in , Y-gl vig: ws Q sa Q -I 1 N . n 19? yl, gf? E T il' '10-wr L Fl, Mike Taketa Cextreme leftj plays four-on-the-floor, while others sludy and discuss??? Cl-rl Richard Castro, Mike Kitahara Daniel Rodriguez, Paul Garofolo, Fred Kosinki, Mark Goebel, and Frank Manzo. Seated are Paul Gallegos and Iohn Carlow Study and Fun in 301 ,.-f v I TELL YOU, THE NUMBER IS CV 3-800 . . L k' l- R' h cl F O'Laughlin, Christopher Baca, Mike Nuanes, Dave GIZ?Gf3Kg achrol lvlglge .llfnollii Aqgeclsriggh interested Paul Kamachi approaches from ihe right. ' g ,Sy is get V-4 I .w , ,Q l , 4, ,f--K1 V 112621 3 ws mes .. if -1-,TD 5-,Eh , mn, J' V K. 1 s ,AX mah, I I2 . - A J ,Lf , I . . Q ' ,ss f... i 'T y 'gf , , 1-l,A,xg , 5 I fit- '-?:,.' 7 -'.. -1' : V u Hqilfl-f r'b.g.+. qw: .pa - A ' gr-W 'S ' -- .V X . f .- ' ' ' 5 f ff is ' YN Y U ! . ,,x. ---3-1-wg, . ' , .,1 'X L, ,, 1' - , 1, ' . ' ,i: .'.fwJf'-,.', Q. ...-x, . , 'f - 7 ,.,:,vg1,,'-A-fgs4,'4.1 ,', 4,,1LA,.V: iz 3A,.,A,-ui' ,- . V. A 1.3 ,il --I--.' ,I f,,,,1 -,, A '. .,,.-iggy rg 3 - 1g,f,f-:v:'. fi 'M ' '7f 'L.'Le3-. , Af- w VK.-r' A5-' -, 4' ., , r 'P-'.-, . .4 ' X N 'Lf: 7'.'r1 F'? 'f'. '3 W ' H' , ' ez 'ft -' 1 '.- 1' 'r-. 'J .- f .x . -I D -L-. Wd ,'.h,.Q6.N.m .. . A . 'f ', A give , -' .f 1 U, -Q .5 ' ff 'R , . x 4 -5 . ,V ', , x . , , 3, ,Q 1 . 1:1 s..' 5...1v-f 1 1 ff - A .,' ..f,,,w, -gyf - V-J ' ,- 1... f- M , ' A s 1 . ' - mfg:-gs' .1 1 ,--- .yw.- ,A -A . -. .Mn 1 ,Q L,,,,v.u E I . ' -I',.-- xi L V in I ::,4-- - - w - - . la-fw 1 wait. JL-I -j 'U '-,HLA ', 4 ,. .y sag. Q ,.r 'g 'Q'-. .Af Q2 5.1 , 'V YV? ',' ENIOYING- PHYSICAL EDUCATION ARE: I1-rl Alfred Cerecedes, Bruce Hotchkiss, Peter Chouler, Lawrence Mungia, Steve McDermott, Steven Block cmd Iames Hanley. Scholastic David Gonzalez, Anthony Enriquez, Fernando Abadie, cmd Ruben Hern- andez discuss the problems present- ed in their last class. Mwiiilvmwaif 3 '. V ,rl 'lv:'Z, an I o 1 I I 2 Korea Seemmgly lnvolved ln thelr own conversczhon are I in W V , - r ll If Wg s Q TE. nf vt, Wh. J -W , ' 3.81 zz' - ally.- Gene Reames Kextreme rightl to classmates: C1-rl Bob Minor, Pat Shannon lim Samsin and Iohn Armenta' I believe it's an ablativ . - QU - e absolute: and, what is. more you haven't even noticed that my braces were taken off yesterday. Baseball Managers Kcenter l-rl George Smith and Iohn Diaz discuss future possibilities for The Any Day Spectacular lass H208 HERE WE COME! enthusiasm fills. the faces. of tl-rl Ken Geddes, Mike Takeuchi, Richard Soria, Terry Smith, Bob Stella, Bill Reetz, and Kevin Pawlik. S4 .-J' a it A' II 'If' v v WS, A 5 qr 1 lug QF- Ecrr1Hamby Dodgers R1ck Smnh Mets M1ke Sulhvczn Mets Tony Caruso-Whlte Tom Schell CARDINAL VARSITY Bob Grlff Dodgers Mlke G1u1no-Senators Ruben Escobosa Ccenter by wmdowl stores ln horror at Lotm book Whxle R classmates Cl rl Robert Perry Chuck Mohncf Iohn Archer Paul Fclvero cmd Ierome Amonte siudy rehglon I5 .11 - X X f+ . .l -1 A v . a :qv ' R . Nl ' . , ex- s .,,, 3, , , .. gi... W I 5 1.'fi-25 V V - E fr,-N h F R u ,,,-' , R. f N ' e - . - 0 X ' 4 X f' 'YY H , Q' g.. L' V A I if Eff' ef, ' . R - ff . Dave Karnes plays a double bill in ,aff ' Z , 5i?p -I E W . The Arrival of Kitty. Frank Arciero discusses football strategy with Coach Kabat. CantWell's HROACI-IES, Mike Urban and Tom Barbosa perform at recent clange. l Juniors Enter into Multitude of Aotivitic ' -i , .. tl . if ,M ,X tw 1- . 'sal Q ? 1 JE. - ' ' g Tom Barbosa makes his move for two points in Varsity play against Salesian. Football Cheerleaders Tom Botana and Ioe Rizzi rouse support for team at St Paul's game. As in the past when there is a gradu- ating class, there is alwaysaready supply ot underclassmen to replace them. Com- posed ot the best elements of the school they have proved by successfully com- pleting three years at Cantwell that they are able representatives of their school. They will come back in September to wind up their high school education as seniors, the upper classmen of Cantwell, a thing they have waited three fulll years to do. As seniors it will be their job, their duty to represent Cantwell. This year's Iuniors, through their enthu- siastic participation in the various activi- ties in the school have shown that they possess the abilities necessary to take over the positions vacated by the sen- iors. They have been active in the Band and Glee Club, Sodality and Apostle- ship of Prayer, Varsity Football, Basket- ball, and Baseball, as well as Track, the Dance Committee, G.P.G., the Cardinal, and the VERITAS. Tom Matush on way down aft- er practice lay-up at Sports Arena. Richard Bruich, Basketball Cheerleader puts up school banner. Not only were they necessary members of these extracur- ricular activities but they' contributed heavily to the school's honor roll. All in all this was a junior year which showed itself to be a credit to Cantwell and to the teachers who tutored them. At this point there is little left to say except to wish the Iunior Class success in their year as Seniors. 57 Pat Davy has some nose trouble, Ca1'ter's will fix it Samuel Allevato Promoter Apostleship of Prayer, Gamma Pi Gamma. 5-1, t in I ww, ,,2 loseph Alvarez Track f t?1 415 Anthony Anton it 1: V V, Track. pic Frank Arbizu Drama, Gamma Pi Gamma, Sodality, Manager Varsity Football, S.S.A. reporter for Varsity Baseball. Albert Avxles Band, Cross Country, Track, ,ff Frank Arciero Gamma Pi Gamma, Letter- men's Club Treas. Apostle- ship of Prayer, Student Council, Varsity Football tco-capt.l, Varsity Baseball, I.V. Basketball tco-capt.l, Vice President Room 201. Dale Babb it Jigs. 'Nfl 'E at Thomas Barbosa Newspaper, G a rn m a Pi Gamma, C r o s. s Country. Varsity Basketball, Track. Robert Apodaca Dance Committee. T --I Timothy Arviso Apostleship of Prayer, Cross - Country, Track. 58 9.25 fs' Louie Barrios Dance Committee, Gamma Pi Gamma. '13 ' '41 i 1 ' Y ! v- ', ' 1:11, Her' '. ,. ,- ., ' - ...Q ,wif--f - f.4a5',4,,- ::ff,',1., ' QW .uf-iii,,3..f Qrg vgg-14 -E 1 1 wa i Lawrence Birtia Aposileship of Prayer. G .f 4, , ' , gig ,wi v-2-vo N..-I Iohn Becker C.S.F., VERITAS. - Ye--,- - Duane Berhz I CSF Gamma Pi Gamma 5 , ,-of ill ,.,, Icxmes Bianco . if ir' 'I' af- i-NP' x 5. f-qv--'ff is Agtv irru-J Stephen Bauer Paul Borthwick I,V, Bqge-bull, Apostleship of Prayer :X Y g'!'::xr Thomas Boicxncl Lettermen's Club, Gamma Ei lgcxmma, Varsity Basket- cz . Curtis Boxley Gamma Pi Gamma, Speech Club, Track. 1 Thomas Brm Yearbook, Newspaper Gamma Pi Gamma. Richard Bruich Thomas Burclaga 'PHX' Edward Carillo Dance Committee, News- paper, Gamma Pi Gamma Editor-in-Chief 1964 VERI- TAS, Lettermen's Club. Letterman, Football, Track. ' I 'i Richard Castello Dance Committee. Robert Cota Cross Country, Track. sm. we- 55 52225: '- ':', ?QT-tvgilngl fi urge' sg . 3- je-. Christopher Caronna wi Y .,5.ai:.: ' jj' , f-E e l ie? E - , is ' ' I I AY In Z -,rail , . I I., -'. A I 1 :- lv , B l M' '- a . , le. H r 1 H F- . l Iohn Corral Glee Club. Richard Chval Gamma Pi Gamma, Varsity Baseball. Patrick Davy Lettermerfs Club, Varsity P o o l b al l, Baseball and Track. . --Q-f me 'NTL . Mario de Cerda Track Manager. Armando De La Torre is ps. 'VP -L Gregory Fucmne Vcrstty Football and Track 61 A Roger Derus Dance Commxttee 611k if-.jg Denms Du Percxult Gerald Fcxustmos Student Councll Vczrsxty Football and Track f-Q--4' Ruben Dxcxz 4:7 dh-. P-41 Iacob Dubxck fl -ani Rene Estrada VCITSITY Track f lL 4r '9 Rudolph Espcxrzcx TW? Frank Franco 1'-gg vga? -I , 4,7 'nt .E .L Q 9- , 2 ,. f 7 ' - ri Egg' VJ, -Y - ' f A ':--- 1 3 if i f i fx sg? I M . ' Y Ili. , 1. YJ J ll in lt, - Q ll Q V , J 11 df. - ' vit l Wig f Emi ,sllliwf 'HHQ' 1 553 if .-'gift 253'-' 'i lift' 5 it Li.: 3 t- Mi ' Richard Freedland Varsity Football, Track. Manuel B. Goiiia D a n c e Committee, Glee Club, Aposileship of Pray- er. 62 fill' Wit, E 'Hu H M r -G .... , AY 4 ' -5-Lal .::,, Q2 ig? -3.4 -L ' Ernest Fuentes Iohn Garcia Leonard Gomez if , Ig at A Victor Gallardo 'Debate Club. -nu? if Fernando Garcia V t ii, aj I if ,I ,. Mark Gill Gamma Pi Gamma, Year- book. .E:E:::- ,'3ZjQii5E :-1 Q E .:. :.: TI 1 I Ev, P fe'-L fs' ' Iose Giron Band. William Gonzales Debate and Speech, l.V. Football, Track. Victor Gonzales ,.q:g ggrfffmgx ,741 35-1.2.-?a::x, .,,, , rid 1 ..v.1:', . ,ps 7 '15, -fi? Abelard Guzman Track. Michael Hollowaty Lette-rmen's Club. Russel Ioens Es, Qu-rf' I r t :ft l t WIS' ',. -, Tiliiirei- , V E in C, J , . t, V' , . ,Q Nl gr--Af' F , Darold Harris 1 is agxs. Edward Hamby Y 'A' L53 Debate,VarsityBaseba1l. St' ' .- Q, 3 ,I 1, C as In , -K-1 Mm' A 1. 1, l . ? x . N I 1 r I -I JU L Richard Hunsinger Varsity Band. Donald Irwin David Karnes Gamma Pl Gamma Sodal ity Drama Club Letter- mens Clube Varsity Base- ba. t -ln.-5 Dennis A. Iohnson Glee Club Football. J C -ft Charles Hines '11 +172-it -iuewl w 53. lg! Iames Iimenez Band. 63 1:1 Dennis Kelley Gilbert Kelley Varsity Football. Gamma Pi Gcrmma, Letter- men's Club Varsit Fo , Y ot- ball, Varsity Track. Felio E. Lopez Ir. Michael Lowe Yearbook. 64 Mike Lozier Speech Club. if Q is -ml I im fem tr wg: 1 lag, :Im 5 my .1- u f . ' .1 ea- Albert Lopez Lettermerfs Club, Sodality, Student Council, Football. 1 .53 . 4xf ?'1. if Robert D. Lopez Football. - I V, -12 U ii i K -eg' Alfred Lopez Football. 5--j'g5-:-:3 .v- f -rw -fag: lug: Y' Robert M. Lopez Drama Club. dl-E1 Thomas Maitre Track. z.. 'fps rr ,E l fx. V, Thomas Maliff Glee Club, I, V. Football Manager. Alfred Martinez Band, Track. ,, f'i'a 1' .iv I L - tj,-. . f? 617 Carlos Marquez Track 'Q N-3' loseph Manresa Gamma Pi Gamma, Varsity Baseball Manager. ,.. . T . W, .air 1. 134 J 1 El..-,', 1 w--' :WT f-E15 - ' - w-- Rex, 'Qi' Arthur Martinez X-,. LE 'Trl 32- it David Mcmgels T3 Glee Club. SH Michael Manzo emma 1- ww 1-9 Thomas Martinez Wilg Frank Marty Glee Club, President Room 202. , . ' ' W it ' it Si. 1 33 L Thomas Maiush Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball ur 'jp HPV mx 3 Setxak Minasian Varsity Track. Edward Moreno Pairick O'Brien Lettermerfs Club, Gamma Pi Gamma, C.S.F., Vice- President Room 200, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, Football Cheerleader. Raul Olivas Glee Club, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Track, Fred Piloto William Pulice W 195 . 1, .2 ft , .-l.v'5't5?'u ' is 'ff' Qlllll-E1 Y-In .e J W: time .5 Q eg in .3 Gregory Pawlik Speech cmd Debate, News paper, Varsity Football YN-'vip Theodore Plcado Speech and Debate, Gam- ma Pi Gamma Chess Club Gamma Pi Gamma. ,, -.t..,..t.--ee ,f-ef, e- ee 1 ,lt . .r'.1Q' l gig: :Qi zu , - 'I B : fri 1 ,25 . X FJ: ,X 1 1-Q' ' . Nlh-i Victor Poppa Dance Committee, Gamma Pi Gamma. JI' hd Ioseph Quintero Dance Committee, Gamma Pi Gamma, Varsity Foot' ball, Varsity Track. vt.-5. . IIPN' 'SN Theodore Prieto Ronald Ramirez 5151 --rf-, 7. 9. wwe 1117, 'nn-1 Stephen Petix Glee Club, I.V. Football Manager, f' 95- R 'gg N.-I Onnik Pulaticm Vice President Room 204. 67 William Reames Basketball Cheerleader, Gamma Pi Gamma, 1 5 -,. isle? ' i?5'?5fffQ5 Tfg?Y Peter Rockwell Gilbert Salazar Apostleship of Prayer, Dra- ma-Stage Crew, Track. ' w '5'A Patrick Reynolds Varsity Track. ,pai i -9- -vw JV' GTP? rm, 1 Walter Richards Arthur Ruiz Alex Sandoval l Lettermerrs Club, Varsity Ronald Ryan Baseball. Apostleship of Prayer, I.V. ,W X Baseball. if ' eel , ,V.w.g?:,?- 137, , IF, -ee, ff, we, .gm Z., ,K Y V V '-: --le I f 5: Y , I 1 , -efa , ,Lf 11 I . QS H' ,1 fm ,mg 'if 5 Ioseph Rizzi Gamma Pi Gamma, Letter- mer1's Club, President of Room 201, Apostleship of Prayer, Football and Bas- ketball Cheerleader, Var- sity Baseball. Ty' ' fem- fs , : fs' V: gg: 5 K , -L. l an I i qffff i We Anthony Sandoval l.V. Cross Country, I.V Track. 68 Michael Santillan Varsity Football, Track. Kenneth Scherer 'TCP we-an .gl ffl, I WI Yi Robert Solelo Glee C 1 u b, Lettermen's Club, Varsity Football Man- ager. Band, Lettermen's Club, Dance Committee, Student Iohn Santoscoy Cguncil, F George Schwab Speech and Debate, Var- sity Football, Track. Michael Stanton -2' -pf f-- ferry -,e.ez:f::H --'- -'W l I 2? r' ,157 :W .- 55:2 ' ', '2-'Vp , , mee .V -7- Y fi., 54 'Sf- GQN v:r L'1 ii -lu-Q Raymond Silva '25 14. Ronald Schuult 'ti I ., 't Ronald Shubsda Iames Sterner Apostleship of Prayer Lawrence Stevens Varsity Football. ,-71,114 -5 a 1 L Q.-I Iames Tabizon ,- I' ?:ll71ff'??93 55 1 A ,r -5 :?.,f -1111 :JW ' 5 ,e-5 . V if r 'fi ' 711 lee- , 11 -' , ,xox 1 11 , QLAI V L PM 1 J 5- K il L, 'A , : -4 3 J , f Eb- 5 V' yy ' 1 I 'lp r 1 f5.:g-fm :rg-.-S-.151 111 Iohn Street Newspaper, Varsity Fool- ball, Track. Carl Telles Gamma Pi Gamma J 1 E .4 ?6 ' if n . 1 , W . 1:-C7 Walter Stucka D a ri c e Committee, Golf Team. .: -f 7 1 SL Y- W1 - 1 - ---- -ma E?N: Marno Tavarez Gamma Pi Gamma, I.V. Baseball. Phillip Swain Gamma Pi Gamma, Glee Club, Soclality, Student Council, Library League. - A '3- run-li s.-f rl-Q 'AIUN .fffia Martin Taniguchi 'ul 4 Samuel Trujillo Band. Q-141 Lawrence Uhallez Leitermerfs Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. Michael Urban Lettermerfs Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball. gi ATE ,4 w., -. , . ., ,.. , .,,, - . , . -12:1-fr1-:az-:-21:-:-:-:-P' Ca- , a-'-f.d., 1.::Zj '- - sag -1 . 551: L 14 31' - if. 'Trl if Thomas Villanueva Track. 'Sn L., Frank Vasquez Edward Verdugo Varsity Footballl. Charles Zamora E , , . , Hncvon LODGE, wucorgss WD -2' ql.-M H M . fp. 4 AA' .ff ?, 'ga ga ' 5 3? .' 1 I V If v. 'HA 1' . gawk F vgrh A 'l' f H- 9 Q ri , lg ig! i W Q J Q KM , 5 f alma' V. -'QM L -5 'fills ' III, 1 A ' J 1.- -ve -L, , Ni .a f 1 r w I I I K 0' 4654 GRAD UATES Y t Seniors and Faculty Pay Final Tribute x:, v-, Seniors C1-rl Ioseph Di Nardo, Frank Klinger, Ioseph Benitez and lames Creighton serve as altar boys during the -requiem mass in Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal C The mass is being celebrated by Father Waterson. Fl' Y' 17 Father Quigley meets casket at vest1bule of church while funeral director Manuel Viegar bows his head in prayeriul reflection. CANTWELLXS Principal, Brother Younghans, Vice- Principal-Brother Crurnlish, Dean-Brother Sullivan, and Treasurere-Brother Satterthswaite are surrounded by a contingent of Senior Lettermen awaiting the ar- rival ot the funeral procession. 74 hurch School Custodian John Croft yhvgli ru fif- U R .,::...,,! A 2- ' 'Y 5- -+ f gaining f -M-1-e 01 v :EM . s..', 1 rail. Brother Parent respectfully re- members Mr. Croft cs the cele- brcmt prays: REQUIEM AETER' NAM DONA EIS, DOMINE. ET LUX PERPETUA LUCEAT EIS. As the funeral mass proceeds the catcfcrlque rests close to ihe crltcr guna- ' '25-J lin-v mf rf. aw, 3 5,4 H o LOUIS P. AGUILAR 6227 King Avenue, Bell St. Rose of Lima5 Secretary 25 Treasurer 45 Sodality 45 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,45 Drama 3,45 Cheerleaders 2,3545 Gamma Pi Gamma 2,3,45 college next. ,l Hx W7 5- YEL QL ? 'E '1f7'-1 f uf '?iWE: l il , F .9723 1 I Y I ? , -'fET Hz. 2 ' 5, f .1 ' - Ja-52' -: -s,g'V:' 'Vie' ' ,A . .j-1 ei- ' , 24, gr'-r -' 15 Hg 5 e. ' ,-rf , 0525 , wi ' v ,ef W' ,V-f 'fmt 5. X we U it it ZEEi 5KA 1? ,V ,, 1 4, 1' .- 9.11-I..' ef Lee. fide' fa? ggi, SERGIO O. ARRENDONDO 742 S. Amalia Avenue, Los Angeles St, Alphonsusp Manager 2. 76 ' -4 ' ll . It 3 l ei w 1 W' . . . we 5? N G MICHAEL ARCIERO 2617 W. Lincoln Avenue, Montebello Miraculous Medal5 Football B 25 Baseball A 35 Track 2,45 Treasurer 1354 Sodality 45 Gamma Pi Gamma IOSE A. AVEL1-XR 3740 Hummel Street, Los Angeles Our Lady of Guadalupe5 Glee Club l,2. 9 l , l 4 e, be . l ROBERT ARELLANO 413 Nu. 19th Street, Montebello St. Benedict Basketball 45 Football 25 Dance Committee 45 Band l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Student Council 45 Air Force or college next. NICHOLAS F. BANGER 900 N. 2nd Street, Montebello St. Benedict plans to be a dental technician. 9 f. .I I 1 . ' ,P '- 1 ,-1 lu gm 5 1 '1-',4..--v l , ' 1 RONALD R. BATES 9544 Carron Drive, Pico Rivera St. Hilary5 Speech and Debate 45 Glee Club l,2,35 Naval Academy next, IOSEPH BENITEZ IR. 808 N. Leonard Street, Montebello St. Alphonsusg Football C 15 Sodal-. ity 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Cheerleaders 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres, of Pep Club 45 college next. r ll' ll., K' .N O 0 IOHN R. BASHOR 2049 Fernbank Avenue, Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Basketball C I Vice-Pres. 2,35 Student Council 2,32 college next. ROBERT H. BURTON l5702 La Seibedo Drive, Hacienda Heights St. Ioseph5 college next. 0 9 MARIO P. BARRON 5322 Brboklyn Avenue, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Track B 45 Cross Country 3,45 Treasurer 45 Sodality 45 Speech and Debate 35 college next. l o 5 , x 1 MICHAEL V. CADILLI 7834 E. Whitmore Avenue, South San .Gabriel St. Anthony5 Football C l, A 2,3,4 CMVP 4l5 Baseball IV l, A 2,3,45 All League 2, Capt. 45 Class Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Treasurer l5 Student Body Secretary 45 Student Council 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Sgt.-ab Arms 45 Pep Club 45 college next. - 0 REYNALDO CALDERON 3645 Lanfranco Street, Los Angeles Our Lady of Lourcles5 Football B 25 Track B l, A 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Sodality 45 Glee Club l,2,35 Letter- men's Club 45 Pep Club 45 uncle- cided about future plans. ' 9 1 , ., -. CHARLES L CARTER 740 Kembtbn, Monterey Park St. Stephem Track B 2,3, A 45 Golf 25 Soclality 2. 78 1 1. DANIEL T. CAMACHO 448 N. Concourse, Montebello Miraculous Medal5 Football C l, B 25 Track C lg college next. l ifiai, 1 MANUEL I. CASTANEDA 543 S. Kern Avenue, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Basketball C 15 Track B, A 45 Cross Country 3,45 Manager 35 Glee Club l,2,35 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 25 college next. .on LEO E. CARRILLO 11335 Shade Lane, Santa Fe Springs Piux X5 Golf 3,45 Dance Committee 45 college next. IOHN CASTRO llll Shulzroak Avenue, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Glee Club l,2,35 Let- termen's Club 45 Pep Club 25 college next CARLOS E CHAVEZ 825 Moms Place Montebello Mrraculous Medal Track B 1234 Cross Country 34 Manager 2 So dallty 4 Glee Club 1234 Letter mens Club 4 Pep Club 24 Chess Club 4 college next MICHAEL l COSENTINO 2433 Hendrzcks Avenue Monterey Park St Alphonsus Football A 34 Bas ketball B 2 A 4 Baseball IV 2 A 34 Student Counctl 4 Sodahty 4 Dance Committee 34' Speech and Debate 12- Glee Club 12- Letter- mens Club 34- Newspaper l234' Drama 2' Pep Club 124' Sec. of Lettermens Club 4- plans a teach- ing career alter graduation. v AUGUST C CHEMOTTI 214 S Ramona Avenue Monterey Park St Stephen Glee Club 123 Pep Club 2 arch1tectural draftmg next C! muiiii 57735 - V. . ? I , f ' 555:5 5 V' J- ., Q A,vA V: I A v KERRY R. COX 2462 Rochelle Avenue, Monrovia IOHN R CHEW 601 W Fcrnf Il Dude Monterey Pak St Alphonsu Track B 2 Glee Club 123 Lettern ns Club 34 college nex af, ' U ' ' 1- , .7 - IAMES I. CREIGHTON 812 N. Leonard Avenue, Montebello Our Lady of Annunciationg Manag- er lg Class Vice-Pres. 35 Newspaper 1,2.4g Pep Club l,2y3,4: college next. Miraculous Medalg Football C lg A Basketball Manager 35 Student Council 4g Sodality 3,41 Sodality Pre- fect 4: Glee Club l,2g Pep Club l, 2,3,4g college next. 9 RAYMOND E. DAVALOS 11021 Rivera Road, Whittier St, Marriannesg Glee Club l,2,35 Let- termen's Club 45 Trade Tech next. Our Lady of Guadalupeg college next. 0 ROBERT D. DI LEO 412 E. Los Amigos, Montebello St. Benedict Glee Club 2,35 college next. , . ALBERT P. DE MASCIO 730 Fonda Street, La Habra College next. IOSEPH A. DI NARDO 2941 Via San Dalarro, Montebello T MICHAEL R. DIAMOND 933 N. Orcutt, Montebello St, Benedict Football B 15 Golf 1,2, 3,45 Class Pres. 45 Vice-Pres, 15 Stu- dent Council l,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 will join Navy after graduation. FRANCIS I. DUFFY 1 553 S. Easlmont Avmue, Los Angela: Miraculous MedaI5 Golf 2,45 Glee St. Alphonsusz Football C 12 TYQCIC Club l,2,35 college next. 455 . 1 :mass :.:., - .V .' I nf' .5 , 7 I J?l'Mf4ff, .. I 1 .nh V - - 'll - ,gy 5 .1-.ar ' 1 V V. w '. 'N ' 1 Ui Q S' C 1,25 Class Treasurer 35 Pep Club 1,45 law enforcement career next. A 9 I time :- RICHARD F. DURAN 2215 W, Victoria Avenue, Montebello Miraculous Meclal5 Football C l, B Z5 Track' 15 Class Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 2,3, Treasurer 15 Student Council 2, 3,45 Pep Club 25 Student Court fudge 45 police administration. DOUGLAS P. EMBREE 333 N. 12th Street, Montebello St. Benedict Class Treasurer 15 So- dality5 Speech and Debate 25 Glee Club l,2,35 Newspaper 2,35 Drama 3, 45 teaching career after college. A :ll ss DALE R. EDWARDS 416 N. 12th Street, Montebello St, Benedict5 Basketball C 15 Base- ball IV 2. RALPH N. ESQUEDA 6308 Fvrgmmi Drive, Los Angelrx St. Benedict Golf 45 Class Pres, 45 Student Council 45 Newspaper 2,3, 45 CSF 2,3,45 plans to be a D.D.S. WILLIAM T. ELIAS 624 S. School Avenue, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Golf l,2,3,45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Let- te-rmen's Club Z,3,45 college next. .El L. . 5' . NICHOLAS FLORES 133 N, l8ll1 Street, Montebello St. Benedict Track 35 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 college or Marine Corps next. 81 l :ie ' 2 Q Q' . 'f ' 1 M ir ' l f I 1 Q Me ' l it .5 Q W, , b W, G. RENO FRIGO 440 N. Brady Avenue, Montebello Miraculous Medalg Football C 1, B 2, A 3,45 Basketball IV 2, A 3,45 Track A 35 Student Council 45 Letterrnen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Pres. of Let- ter1'nen's Club 45 Pres. ot Pep Club 45 Cap. of football team 45 ICB's Novitiate next. 0 STEVE GALLARDO 2508 Kurt Avenue, City of Commerce St. Marcellinus5 Cross Country 25 Tengiis 1,25 Pep Club 2,3,45 college nex . THOMAS A. GONZALES 9640 E. Danville Street, Pico Rivera St. Francis5 Football C 15 Newspa- per l,25 college next. 1, . , . I W Xu, Yi?- ik ' 9 ARTHUR L. GALLEGOS 6444 Hereford Drive, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Pep Club 45 law s.chool next. 82 Q .Cl L y. Q ANTHONY E. GALLEGO 312 E. Arlight Street, Monterey Park Miraculous Medalg Football A 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 45 teaching career next. RALPH W. GUIDA. III 5308 Citronell Avenue, Pico Rivera St, Hilary5 Basketball C 25 Baseball IV 25 Cross Country 35 Dance Com- mttee 45 Drama 35 college next. Z.-. ,iii st. 1 - ,L , .v- it -1 5 3:7 T?'5'5+'?E ' ' ' ' ' ' 7,1 317 ' ' B' 9 WILLIAM P. HARTMAN 209 WI Broadway, San Gabriel San Gabriel Mission5 Senior transfer -Mission: Track B 1,25 A 35 plans to be a salesman alter graduation. THOMAS I. HIGGINS 5318 S. Calico, Pico Rivera St. Hi1ary5 Track C 2, B 35 Dance Committee 45 Chess Club 45 Law Enforcement career is next. - s' A' 9 . H1 l, 5' A ,Af 1' IAMES W. HI-XUSER 521 Allis Drive, Montebello St. Benedict Football C 1, A 2,3,45 Baseball IV 1, A 1, 2,3,45 Class Pres. 25 Student Council 25 Glee Club 1. 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,45 Chess Club 45 college next. ERNEST I. HINOIOS 735 Hendricks Avenue, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Football C 1, B 25 Baseball IV 15 Glee Club l,2,35 en- tering Trade Tech atter graduation . --P la . X I iiii,,izgQfQlgzs V I HERNAN HERNANDEZ 4533 Eugene Street, Los Angeles Our Lady ot .Soledad5 Basketball C 1, B 25 Glee Club 1,2,35 Lettermen's Club 4. ee N 'P , I lm..,,llLll1l llllllll nil Q ,, DAVID I. HOLGUIN IR. 545 S. Hoelncr, Los Angelus St. Alphonsus5 Track C 15 Manager -2,3,45 Dance Committee 45 Glee Club l,2,35 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 25 going to Trade Tech, 83 fSWW? 'tI'ot ' :gag K s - Z ,-'55, 555131555 33,311 I 5 uff:::2:t ' M, f W3 . 'J , fly: ,AJ Y, ik .':: -,f -fl r 5 F Mgt - -, -F 'fe' is '.,t' - -- if jagafsil fir-'., nrlll Q 'lf' ' . - 'Z ,. 1 Z rw vo - :iz Qi. 5 . - I ., ' 5 51. ' 5 l f' .:..: u g., 155 -- Z 17, Vg W. V f LQ - I 1 0 H . . IEROME M. IOSEPH 224 S. Chandler Avenue, Monterey Park St. Stephen5 Manager 1.45 Glee Club lg Pep Club lg college next. 1, ,lj'F.l'v ll? .A lkw , 22-Sf , - new Z . me ..L . 'WS 'g' ' - 1, ,. 9 FRANCIS I. KLINGER 409 Valera Drive, Montebello St. Benedict Basketball B l,2, A 3,4, All League 45 Baseball IV l, A 2,3, 4, All League Z,3,45 Student Council 45 Dance Committee 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 2,3,45 Cheer- leaders 25 Pep Club 253,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 college, then pro baseball. Y l 559 5 . A12 ' in - . , 1 . 'l,, 5 gg - 5 fp. 'ft' , Q ll : T1- 6 WC J, , 'BE we Q - - bV .PT W ' RICHARD 1. LOCKHART 5 N 380 E. Floral Drive, Monterey Park, F H ' Miraculous Mecla15 Golf 25 Newspa- 'zgjl - iii per 2. 3. :,, D F l . - 5 I ' . ,r.' 5- ' A, F l 5 1 5' :,5-'- 1' , . -at ef '-,-.if- L f -A'.,.l-2:1 4522 ' -, 5 Y 5E5 iv1 A-13' ll ' 121 V - 2 v 5 -'l xi fi? W . -j - , - .5 fl 7 . if H u . 5 I 5 :: ' ' RAYMOND LOOMIS ' 5:55, 1041 Brightwoorl Street, Monterey Park ' L Track B 35 Dance Committee 45 Glee Club l,2,35 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 45 college next. 4 84 -Q RICHARD I. LEMIRE 740 S. Lincoln Avenue, Monterey Park St. Stephen: Football C 15 Glee Club l,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Chess Club 45 college next. o MICHAEL I. MANDALA 616 N. Braushawe St., Montebello St, Alphonsus5 Sodality 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Band l,2,35 Newspaper 45 Golf 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 college next. 3 BRUCE MI-XRQUEZ 422 Via Luncto, Montebello St, Benedictg Band 1,25 Baseball B l, Newspaper 2,3,45 Pep Club l, Dance Committee 3,45 college next. m . , ,fm , ,. fs. .- - . W -1 my . .-- ' 159 , V ., as ill:-v ' sl nl' If X L.:.f 1 L ll'lg 6 IOSEPH D. MARTINEZ 2214 E. 4th St., L.A. 33 St. Mary5 Treasurer 35 Football C 1, B 2, A 45 Glee Club 1,25 Chess Club 4: College next. l s 3.2: ' I DAVID MARTINEZ 128 N. 2lst St., Montebello St. Benedict Class Pres. 35 Class Vice-Pres, 45 Manager Baseball 3,45 Pep Club 25 college next. RICHARD D. MARTINEZ 626 N. Vancouver Ave., L.A. St. Thomas Aquinas5 Football C ly Track C 2,3, B 3, A 3,45 Cross Coun- try 2,3,45 Sodality 45 Lettermen Club 3,45 Pep Club 25 Chess Club 45 Cross- Country All-C.I.F. Winner 45 college next. L JAMES R. MARTINEZ 8963 E, Arma St., Pico Rivera St. Hilary5 Track B 25 Class Vice- Pres. 45 Treasurer 35 Glee Club 1,2 35 Pep Club'25 college next. DENNIS R. MASIELLO 534 Oaklord Drive, L.A. 22 St. Alphonsusp Track B 2,35 Glee C11-lb 1.2.35 Chess Club 45 college next. .. . ..f.f.,s5,.e3e1-f,,,-.- -.T 5, . -t 1 ,Y '-'A ,- .2' '. : - . - - - .1 1 ,, 1--- ' , h' i , 14 Elf .- Y - ,ei I-gnu' ' . f Q Y ,j5e:l'l'?L. ei: ' Q.. ' T , Q in ' 1:53, 1 . Q S? W .u 1 , - 'l' ' J ge l . 2 123 5- - ef - eff 2 5,5 4. D ' nuff- It je ' 'iilfas-if 1. ' . A ' rf Y ug. 5. ll 2, , ,Ne I., 0 85 , l 9 2 - 1 , lOHN R. MCCORMACK 1460 Dell Dr., Monterey Park St, Thomas Aquinas5 Track C 15 Dance Committee 3,45 Glee Club 1, 3,25 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club DAVID A. MERCADO 712 La Merced Ave., Montebello St. Benedict5 Newspaper 45 Football C 25 Pep Club 45 Honor Roll 1,3545 college next. 9 5 86 1 'ell fe 5 lx l 1 fx Q H 1. 1- lt , lpll l. DENNIS F. MCGRAW 532 N. 6th St., Montebello St. Benedict Sodality 3,45 Newspa- per 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 2,35 Lettermen's Club 253,45 Manager Track 1,25 Dra- ma 1,2,3,45 college next. FRANK MERCADO 712 La Merced Ave., Montebello St. Benedict Newspaper 4: Track A 35 Pep Club 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 college next. go 5 . ,T , 9 LUIS G. IVIESTAS 614 S. Chicago St., L.A. 23 St. Mary5 Football C l, B 25 Track A 35 Pep Club 2,45 college next 0 RICARDO MONTEZ 575 E. Fcnifield Dr., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Glee Club 1.2, 3 45 Pep Club 25 Lettermen's Club 4: Trade Tech next. .er DANIEL I MORENO 1303 S Woods Ave LA 22 St Alphonsus Trade Tech next Y? War? fl' IOHN A MOROSIN 414 N 19th S! Montvbvllo St Benechct Honor Roll 1234 Base ball B 123 A 4 college next LAWRENCE A. ORNAY 34 N. 2nd St., Alhambra All Soulsg Class Pres. 15 Football B l,2vg Track B 1,25 college next. PATRICK F. OKAWA 60715 Vin Altanura, Mrmlcbcllo Miraculous Medal: Sodality 4g Man- ager Basketball A 2,3, Track Z, 32 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 25 college next. s Q' 5'-.- Q ALEXANDER F NIGIAN 707 Rvpetto it LA 22 St Alphonsus Newspaper 234 Dance Comrmttee 34 Pep Club Z4 college next FRANK H. OROSCO 4543 S. Los Toros, Pico Rivera ' St. Francis Xaxierg Basketball B 2g college next. rf 'fgeqixfm-:at. 9 Fig: fi H f ,, , - ,.,., .,.,.,. .,., , , A . .-. ,H 1 F I ,1 . -V. - :ax 'vm f K , I, A, V , I W 0. N .' . J-.NH 4 .E-gc-UPL L- I-.: NJN, :WI 4-, . v , , w -- - M635 . -1 . ' . Q I t., - 1:-if? 87 TORRI I.. PALMERI 654 S. Gerhart Ave., L.A. 22 St. Alphonsusg Sodcxlity 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4p Drama 41 Lettermerfs Club 3,47 Pep Club 2,3,4g Dance Committee 3.4. RICHARD A. PAULSEN 8942 Huntinglon Dr., San Gabriel St. Felicitcisg Speech 4. Q . IAIVIES T. PASIENSU 6663 Hereford Drive, L.A. 22 St. Benedict college next. , X ,E ' WILLIAM A. PETRO. IR. MICHAEL I. PEREZ 5035 Qui Iey Sl Commerce . . b ll ' g 628 N 2152 St, Monte e o St. M H, I Track A 4: Cross ROBERT A. PEREZ 8602 Roger Court, Pico Rivera St, Hillcxryg Track A 45 Band 3,45 Lettermen's Club 4. St. Benedict: college next. cxrce mus Country 4. LL' ,. ,A , N., HILL N . , if J' ID 4 9 X 1 fm DANIEL R. RAMIREZ 805 N. 2nd St., Montebello St. Benedict Honor Roll 1.2.35 Foot- ball B 1, A 2,3,45 Basketball B l, A 2,3,45 Baseball B 1, A 2,3,45 Class Pres. 15 Student Council 1,45 Speech 15 l..ettermen's Club 2,3,45 Assoc, Ius- tice l5 Student Body Pres. 45 college next. MICHAEL W. ROCKLEIN 205 Russell Ave., Monterey Park St. Stephen5 Sodality 3,45 Basketball C 1, B 2, A 45 Baseball B 15 Treas- urer 2,45 Student Council 45 Dance Committee 45 Newspaper 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Newspaper Editor 45 Loyola University next. , V- --n. r W 1 , Y V ,, f , 4 , tu ml Www nywm ,H are KJ. 1 - mx-tw , uv Z 1 .. xi' . ' ' ln!!! ll!! .' '- ev 'llvpl , 1 1 ' .erm , I ,, .Z ...J V 5 t 0 1 WILLIAM RIVAS 2426 Gladys, San Gabriel St. Anthony5 Football C l, A 42 TI'C!Ck Cl, , W VVILLIAM A. RIVERA 51-I1 Carolina Place, L. A. St. Alphonsus5 Football B 2, A 45 Class Pres. 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 25 Stu- dent Council 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 4. ,fx Y RALPH R. RYAN 425 Markland Dr., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Manager Track 1,25 Golf 35 Cross-Country 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 45 Drama 45 college next. RALPH M. SACCO 249 Hummel Sl., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Football A 2,3,45 Baseball A 2,3,45 Golf 15 Class Pres. 15 Vice Pres. 2,45 Student Council l,2,45 Lettermen Club 'Z,3,45 Cheer- leader 35 Pep Club 2,35 college next. 89 9 H LEONARD A. SALAZAR 326 Bluff Road, Montebelllo St, Benedict Football C I5 college next. U uv W H v H ww MICHAEL A. SALAZAR 1322 McDonnell Ave., L.A. St. Alphonsus5 Yearbook 3, 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Lette-rmen's Club 45 college next, X U RONALD G. SANCHEZ 521 N. 6th St., Montebello St. Benedict Speech 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Lettermenfs Club 45 college next. EDWARD M. SAUSEDO 2456 Via Nina, Monlvbcllo Miraculous Medal5 Pep Club l,25 Dance Committee 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,35 college next. H 90 . 0 MICHAEL NA. SCHELLHORN 6648 Easton, L.A. St. Benedict college next. x 5 , ix IOHN G. SCHWABLE 72-I Triuwn Pl., Monterey Park St. Stephen5 .Sodality 35 Manager Football B 1, A 2,3,4, Basketball C l, Baseball B 1, A Z5 Letterrnen's Club 2,3,45 college next, W 'Z FRANK M SERVIN 738 S Mathew: St Los Angels St Isabel Student Councll 34 Glee- Club 12 Honor Roll 123 4 Year book 2 3 4 Manager Basketball B 1 Letterznens Club 4 Ventas Edxtor 34 college next 9 r-is 'Wau- MICHAEL I SIEVERT 228 McPherrm Aue Monterey Park St Benedlct Newspaper 4 college next IOHN I SILVAS 525 Graves Auz Monterey Park St Stephen Pep Club 2 Chess Club 4 college next PHILIP TAKEUCHI Il32N Stone Ave LA 63 Maryknoll Fooiball B 12 A 34 Track C 12 Student Councll 12 Glee Club 12 3 Lettermens Club 3 4' Chief Iustice 4' Class Vice-Pres. 12- Yearbook 123' college next. Qw lan. li- J. ,'1.lI!-'al WILLIAM S. SMITH TIMOTHY F. SPENCE 616 S. Sth St., Montebello 3100 Via Delano, Montebello St. Beneclictg Honor Roll 2,3,4g college Miraculous Medalg college next. next. g . 91 2 ' 1 ANTHONY I. TERICH 400 Harding Ave., Monterey Park St, Stephen5 Hohor Roll l,2,3,45 Stu- dent Body Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Class Pres. 2,35 Assoc. Iustice 35 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Bas- ketball C 1, B Z, A 3,45 college next. MANUEL TUMASIAN 805 Malone Dr Montebello Mxraculous Medal Pep Club 2 Glee Club l 2 3 i ALAN P. THOMAS 5526 Manzanar, Pico Rivera St. Hilaryg Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Student Body Treas- urer 45 Basketball C 1, B 2, A 3,42 Track C l, A 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 college next. CAESAR A ULLOA 5249 Callco Ave Pzco Rwcra THOMAS 1- THORNTON 14037 Fernview, Whittier St. Gregory5 Football B 2, A 4. ' f':r.-575 eflffsif lm? meg ? GEORGE A. URANGA 7204 Kengard Ave., Whittier St. Maryg Pep Club 1,2,45 Glee Club 15 Manager A Baseball 25 college next. 3 ill! 1? RICHARD A VALENCIA 1621 Arroyo Dr San Gabrxel St Anthony Newspaper 1 2 3 Speech L4 WHHAM Y UYEDA 2536 E 2nd St LA St Mary Class Pres 1 Student Councll l Track C 12 B 3 A 4 Basketball C 1 tl R 1 l Q' V RAUL I ZUBIATE 434ClI A ,LA 22 gig-5 Spice SlPM0'ge'ieg0 St Alphonsus-in Blgnd 1,2,3,4, Foot SHE' ICH an 1 ball c 1, B 2, Track B 1,2,3, Basket ball C l, Lettermen's Club 4, Glee Club l,2, Track C 1 RONALD I. WEIMHOLT Fo ot Club T EDWARD E VENA 809 Sanchez St Montebello ball C l B 2 Track B 23 Pep 93 -1- 7 'iv inf' 4 , V 'E tv , Y 5, ,,. , ,E Jw ,Q Zi' w V Y ' C Q f A ,lf - - .- , ' , ' ' ' J f A r ' Z A YEA ,I rl' .1 ' is VM 'af ll' 5 W 5 l at Lf- Q '2Tlii'?5l X' . 51 ef' - . ' if F ' 'A T Qf . - - ., . l , ' - I , , 1 . .1 t,2. , 1 . : Q . . p . 5 1 1 . , 2 itnfu-.H.,', -ut mmm. -4 4? - ', 1'-H '1,,-l'g.,.- , V ' ,. 1 V: W Y if-:ggi I ' - - - ' ' E31 1 111255: ' , 1,-Qiiel - : - Y I I H ' T A . f 'i-gfii if - -' t Ll ' f' ,.,, jg! rfl- Jar H' ml. 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Q, sb' I my f 'W RH x?1f'l . w Q wh, .vat V V 'P ,Q U 1 , f I i A ANGELES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ll rj siandmg Frank Klinger Rick Chval, Tom Botana, Ralph Sacco Mike Urban seeded Inn Hauser Dave Karnos Mike Cadilli Ccapiarnl Mike Cosentmo Vincent Ochoa, Tom Matushg VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER 32 Frank Arciero 24 Richard Bruich 20 Mike Caclilli Ray Carreon Mike Coseniino 82 Pat Davy 64 Gregory Faciane 23 lerry Faustinos 70 Richard Freedland 84 Reno Frigo BU Ed Gallego 30 lim Hauser 85 Dennis lohnson 73 Dennis Kelley 67 Gilbert Kelley 42 Al Lopez 33 Alfred Lopez 86 Mike Novicki 87 Mike O'l-lagan 4l Greg Pawlik 74 Ioe Quintero 75 Raul Olivas 14 Danny Ramirez 52 B-ill Rivera 2l Ralph Sacco 78 Mike .Santillan Sl George Schwab 7l Iohn Street 50 7 Phil Takeuchi 63 Tom Thornton 43 Larry Ubaldez 12 Mike Urban lO Ed Verclugo 83 so Varsity Coaching Staff -Q N J- 'UTY -an w MR. SAL GAYTAN MR. GREG KABAT Varsity Basketball VGYSHY Fooibcfll Varsity Track MR. RICHARD LARSON Varsity Baseball BASKETBALL TEAM fl rl Reno Frigo Tom Matush Ton Terich aPt Dav Mike Rocklin To - , , y , y, , rn Barbosa, Urban, Danny Ramirez, Pat O'Brien, Robert Arellano, Tom Botana, Frank Klinger, Mike Coseniirio, fkneeling Mike Novicki erome ose h. ,I Ip 97 ii- FRESHMBN FOOTBALL TEAM: Cl-rl kneeling: C. Richardson, I. Alvarez, D. Castenada, B. Parks, M. Willlams D Young D Bruich S. Zamora, M. Elias, D. Cooper, C. Berru, A. Salas, R. Iiminez, R, Elisaldezg second tow: E. Gomez, B Capucettx R Escobosa R Roaro-Iasso, G. Serrato, I. McSWeyn, R. Yonai, D. Dewberry, R. Kadlub, I. Samsing, C. Gevoian, M Galardo R Vasquez I Lopez last row: -S. Peralez, B. Corona, I. Renia, I. Ross, T. Nolan, B. Davy. . LV. BASKETBALL ROSTER: Cl-r stand- ingl Steve Gilles, Bill Emch, Frank Ar- ciero, Hay' Carreon, Paul Gallegos, Ioe Monarrez, Tony Caruso, Tom Sclrlell. Iohn Reina, Bob De Alba, kneeling: Gary Provenzano, Gil Apodaca, DOH Rizzi, and Iim Samsing, 98 I.V. FOOTBALL TEAM: R. Soria, B.'Griff, G. Smith, I. Renia, M. Schaaf, M. Paulin, S. Haley, D. Guerra, R. Chow, E. McDermott, D. Sanchez, S. Gilles, P. Chouler, A. Cerecedes, L. Mungia, R. Marquez, W. Emch, iS. Garcia, V. Ochoa, A. Arciero, I. Hern- andez, A. Martinez, R. Castro, M. Arnold, I. Carlow, B. Ozuna, M. Goebel, P. Kamachi, . D. Rodriguez, M. Nuanes. .Lf 'Q Q9 LV. ANGELES LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALL TEAM: K1-rl back row: Iohn Renia, Tom Schell, Sean Haley, Dave Aldaco, Mike Schaaf, Mike Sullivan, third row: Ioe Renia, Tom Nolan, Mike Arnold, Bob Grifi, Rick Smith, George Smith -Mgr., Iohn Diaz-Mgr., second row: Earl Hamby, Marno Tavarez, Ed Valenzuela, Mike Giugino, from row: Alfred Labastida-Mgr., Don Rizzi, Dan Bruich, and Tony Caruso. ,,,' i ,ff . sv-rv. Q L' -I-ff f 'V , -- 'v- -wvytw -- f-' affazsz Y 'v ' I fff- ' WT' W .. 1, ,. . - V -V .,r. '., . .. - W .V 'J,...:'.,,fe-2'-1 ,- 1-,.,f'Lfeqww---Zi' ,1 'T it - , - - V .V ,ear 11.4 w,'1 ,,.ne w' w s:'1-.if -evr a: -, ru . - . 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End Reno Frigo can't quite hold on to this one as a Salesian Mustang interferes. 100 The Cardinal season opened with an experienced backfield, but with few returning linemen. Though hampered by this and key injuries during practice sessions, the team, with head coach Greg Kabat and assistants Iim Takeuchi and Don Vena, entered their first game against Bishop Amat. The game was characteristic of the season to come. Facing unfavorable odds, Cantwell played the entire game with an effort complimentary to the tradition established in better years. The next two games followed in the same disappoint- ing order: Cathedral and Azusa. In the fourth game of the season with Mission, the Cardinals bounced back winning 19 to 13. This Was due mainly to the outstanding efforts of Quar- terback Mike Cadilli and End Reno Frigo, who clicked on a sixty yard scoring play in final minutes of the fourth quarter. The league season faired even Worse: no Wins and four loses. More than anything Cantwell was hampered by the unusual strength of its Angeles League Competitors Cat one time or another during the season Mater Dei, Servite and St. Paul's held berths on the C.1.F. top ten teamsl. Nonetheless Cantwell's '63 season was marked with fine indi- vidual efforts-the pasisng of Mike Cadilli, the pass receiving of Flanker Ralph Sacco, the rushing of lim Hauser and Dan Ramirez, and the exemplification of an all-out team spirit, as well as outstanding performances both offensively and defen- sively, in every game, of team co-captains Frank Arciero and Reno Frigo. It is hoped that in the coming season the individual efforts will be joined to outstanding team effort and thus put Cant- well back where it belongs at the head of the Angeles League or any league standing. cg U H , fx ZW 4 -I' X 5 U xi I I f -. Q v lv C . '22, 5 f' gat' tl I . 'f rr: 'il' if . x s '53 3 gn AL-1, X- f --,, Q, Cantwell Cantwell Cantwell Cantwell Cantwell Cantwell Cantwell Cantwell End Mike Cosentino hauls down pass just feet from goal line in season opener. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES l l l 13 7 Bishop Arnat Cathedral Azusa Mission St. Paul Mater Dei Servite Salesian Iim Hauser, the Angelus League's. best punter, booms one out against Servite. 1 .2 -1 J-5 il wi 'i gl . -f .f S . 1 . fm ' ' ?J.4' , Q. X - , A v 1 r ' 4' s Q 'Wm ae 41-5 '- ,fy -.f f - , Qs 1 1 I v'Vyg,,,,i , , J FS M1 :: I 'H .lb Q . -.lmyglr-Ti .., FEV? , 9.-x E5 A Ffh fish Li' If 5' 'WgQl., Q Q, I 44 X w si, 9 i 4 1 . fx N 1.45 W. -,g gf.: U ,M , V ,Zi it ,. 5- , Right flanker Don Burciaga cuts quickly agatnst Verbum Dei as blocking assignments it , , , J. V . S Show AQYQSSIV While the l.V.'s lost their opening game, nevertheless they Won experience in the form of a message that they had a tough task ahead of them and that they must Work hard. Under the coaching of Dick Larson and Ralph Rodriguez they developed and made progress to the point that they were a good representation ot a Cantwell team. Led by Sophomores: center Albert Arciero and Quarter- back Bob Gritt Cco-captainsl, and joined with the decep- tive running of Halfback Richard Castro, and the crush- ing blocking oi Vince Ochoa, the team did not record an impressive Win-loss record, but each team memb'er played to the best of his ability Without ever letting down. How- ever, this was not a team of individuals but ratherna team in the real sense: one Which met the challenge of each game with an aggressive spirit not common to a losing season. Highlight of the season was scoring 4l points against a previously unscored on Servite. oi, I I A high icxckle by Verbum Dei Spirit Uncommon to Losing Season Following his blockers, ilcmker Burcicxgor carries ball to mid-field for or First Down. N Right end, Mike Arnold, spears a Mater Dei punt, and off he goes. Y' ' Haig ,ii 1 ' Right tackle, Rich Fremont, opens the and Castrds off. Leit haliback, Richard Castro, scrambles for yardage against ct strong Mater De liner 108 x 4 6 4 r 1 ' ff-1 A ' .: ,,p ,N .f - 1, ,Q ,cfs ' x 'F f' I , 7 'fu I .V v a-,,' si' 1 an .- 1, ef, K ,,u,,j1..,,,3 w V ? I. . ,ii .ff'f',:, 5. fa' 4 4. .it -f , :Z 5 K- ' -1 '3 ,,-F, , A Y V ,i .. mr ' 4 , -m f -5 i A . ,.. VFQYSEYQQTYY'-. 'Fir' ' 4 awe ' ,....'d'?3f.' .1 f :Q ,4 Q' 1 . '4' fr W .Q .Q 1 , , ..eg,5,g:1-, ' ' , ,gmggv : 7 1, 1 if fmwafw ' 1 , , . -dswfflfwuglfj i' - E Efilffzi' A' X li , .x x ' 'Ng'-'?B12'.f,:efr1 ' 1 f'iNgv , ., gfgigwff ' ' 1 This year's Freshman Team under the calm eye of Brother Eccleston began with a losing streak, similar to the I.V. and Varsity. However, by the close of the sea- son their record was equal to the sum of the other two Cantwell football teams. They placed third in League standings, behind Mater Dei and Servite. The seasons opener saw the Freshmen struggle in lUl degree temperature against St. Paul's. They dropped the next two games also, due perhaps to inexperience and the shortpractice ses- sions necessitated by the extreme heat. Cnce the temperature cooled off a bit the practice sessions became rougher, and a fired up CEE team met and defeated their next competitor: Mission. After their first taste of victory they were determined not to stop the winning streak. With coach Brother Eccleston they traveled to St. Paul's and crushed the Swordsmen on their home field. Though they dropped their next three games, the season ended with the defeat of the Salesian Mustangs on the Cantwell Field. Shaky Fresh First Down and hen Up I Cor1twe11's CEE's romp for touchdown during Scilesian win 7 i J . 1 Danny Cooper rifles pass for vitczl yardage - E-, w , ' SSSZEM NV .f I 1- 'a 523+ X QMJ ' 'wggq 1 ,3 i WO' is - X' E' '5 af- Q f' Varsity Coach Sal Gayton gives last minute instructions at -Sports Arena. Red Frigo recovers fumble for Cantwell while Klinger watches. xv :- i A--1. u, K Q,- i .V-H' -W ii ,Y 1 Y ' , f W M, .5-.N .... . rf JE. 4, - ,.,-:w- -we--. - rr ry I - SN- A 1 Q Q 3 ? E 3 +, ,, , I. , F gr fa Q If-M L Iltgffex if A Neff? XX I g Q, A I ,, M, bi ,f 2535? 'Q mezieg msgs 'wffvfyvt' 2 j gy.-, mweizsagz-w' , - , ,w 'aw' my , f- . ' ' ' ' ' ff , -ETX'--g:iYf'i, - V - ' . -:L ,,lfg:,1-xzf., f A ' - -,.4g,s--nf 'Q .1 . N ,, ,V -V 4-4 ww.. ' ' . ' :Ulf-f'5g,545fg,i' , ' ,, .,f YQ s'-4 1-.,, f551J31'1-wL'ff1i :igw ' i. 2 I 1 l J J, 4' A I ,'41.1vfP' -'xirfiidf 4: ihrow line. ,S from me free Dave Guerra PO BEE BASKETBALL TEAM This year's champion B Basketball Team, under the expert guidance of Brother D. F. Eccleston, displayed an effective balance of offensive scoring ability, defensive aggressiveness, and a strong Winning spirit which proved necessary through- out the entire season. On offense, Captain Gerald Lopez and guards Richard Valdez and Earl Hamby led the team in scoring with 211, 154, and 104 points respectively. These three men Were adequately balanced by forwards Robert Romero, Robert Davy, Iohn Carlow, and Bob Griff. Other members of the team who gave vitally needed assistance were Eugene Rearnes, Mitch Loza, Ernest Barbosa, Michael Molina, Mark Paulin, and David Guerra. On defense a Well executed full court press proved de- cisive in securing victory all through the season. The 1963-1964 B team always possessed that type of spirit fitting a well developed team, and finished the season with the honor of being Angelus League B Champions. 5 . t r t 1 4 Mark Paulin scores a lay-up putting the B's out Earl Hamby B guard leads the fast break against Bosco in from of Cqthedrql. JT' H , 1 6, wx .. li , I 5463 ,X Q -V S . ,N f , K 'San Q mix M ' A AU ,J-JL 1' is I. ' 1 Mila N2 W- if gg -w .'f59 .,? W -ua -,ff 'N-if , N 33:1 -Y M X59 'f 3 T3 J. Vfs Almost Take League For Second Y Schell ev efending V point ju p h t 120 ,Av W3 ' wi gkxgi'-:Z F 1 X A distraught coach cmd concerned I.V. bench ponder referee's. cqll, In most unusual stonce Frank Arciero moves in for shot: Monc1rch's Sanchez is so awed that he ccm only look on cfs Arciero gets two. f ' All by himself Sophomore Roy Ccxrreon takes easy lay-up for two more points. Ray Carreon expresses his feelings about Arciero being knocked d h t' 11 ihqf M distracted while Bill Emch has clear shot at hoop. Own so emp G ICG Y Omrchs me The purpose of I.V. Basketball is twofold: firstly, to prepare an athlete for varsity competition, and, secondly, to allow young men to participate on a competitive athletic team. Cantwell's LV. Basketball team fulfilled these two requirements almost exactly, coming close to winning the Angeles League Championship for a second successive year. Frank Arciero and Ray Carreon were team stalwarts, while Tom Schell, new to basketball, gave a fine showing of himsellg and Freshmen Ioe Monarrez and Don Rizzi indicated tremendous future potential. In league competition the I.V.'s did a fine job nearly repeating last year's league championship. The season's highlight was twice defeating the' '64 Champs, Servite. ,I ' ,E Gi 3' s L-3 59' i W H1 ' ffm' .1 6 5 5 , K , . :- . - .- my -- -xi f V - .. . , V K, -, ..! L P -s'lJ2.v,,, f V - f, - KL , J - ,Wx '-D-1-'4-1.15.4-.... V 4..-,,. .2 Q, - '-' . ..., .,,- s ,ix ki, Fail, LQT- 1 , ,aah WT' if: -1 - 1 in Q J 115-4 , 'H - I .iii xx. ' 1 1 ,mf rv , -za- . Q5 ' . - 'x -Q ,jr K - rw- H115 il A M X g 5 D up .ln 'fe-ff. . . , . -1 ' mumm- ,f,, ,J-:.u'k ' is .,' . fs-4' ..,, 'qivli- F ' .. I , EES? W Q ' 1 -- ,W ,Ja .:- Nw.,y - '- ,,' 1, . UQ ' if ' .3 ' ' , -- -252' L33 strlke-oufs. I- ' ' -f ffff' ' fi ' 5 5 , , ' ' ' - - ' . 1 . . 1 X .. 1 i g J .1 7 , 'QQ , ,L-11. L Y, - . N. - xi , NIA-'isgiai , ...xii -lv V ' l ' ii A I H .. A ,4-fflf f ' '1 ' , ,, ,: V iwr?- fi .g 'f ' 1f+'?-me ':wg.x-wlgmzjw L, + . f '3 L - F fi jqif : ' gl 'T ' - 1 if ,iq f F ' Vs - T'-' A A ' -if' W ' F 'A -- 1: if lf? if 4' if if 7 fi -El ' g ? :1n..f-z.--mf' in . -'f nh x t 'A - fu ', ,:': ,Q W - J r' YP V H'-AL- it - ' V ' ' .1 ' Lf rbpfii, K. 'A' 'QL Qi ' 1 ,M - JLML -h. .h '. :Q , . l A ' A ' . 1 . ' ' J' A . 'C ' 1-is ' '11 Anticipation ran high as the 1964 Cardinals began baseball practice. With ten returning lettermen from a 1963 C.I.F. Semi Finalist and Angelus League Championship Team the outlook for the season was more than promising. Pre-league games showed that the Cards would definitely be C.I.F. contenders again in '64, The big guns of the offense were: Iim Hauser, Ralph Sacco, Frank Arciero, and Pat O'Brieng and the stal- wart defense was led by team Captain Mike Cadilli, Dan Ramirez, Mike Cosentino, and Ioe Rizzi. Pitch- ing, the backbone of any baseball team, was han- dled by Angelus League Most Valuable Player '64, Frank Klinger, Tom Matush, and Rick Chval. As the league began Cantwell opened with St. Paul and defeated the Swordsmen 16-3, as close as the runner-up in the league was to come to the Cards. The stage set, the Varsity went on to Win the league with a record of 8 wins, U losses Ca repeat ot the l963 Charnpionshipl. More honors came to Cantwell as six ALL LEAGUE FIRST TEAM positions were awarded to Cardinals: Frank Arciero, Pat O'Brien, Ralph Sacco, Iim Hauser, Dan Ramirez, and Frank Klinger Calso voted the League's MUST VALUABLE PLAYER? CContinued on Page 1261 ALL ANGELUS LEAGUE FIRST TEAM: Cstanding 1-rj lim Hauser, Frank Klingerp fseatedl Frank Arciero, Ralph Sacco, Pat O'Brien, and Danny Ramirez. Cards Finish as AA Semi Finalists Frank Arciero, Angelus League Batting Champ ended season with .595 batting average. 125 ,i s .v f-Wu ' J, l.,g ,ff-I iw . 1 'T' Y 7 ' . r'P M ' - .. If , 3':' N ',,. , X35- One way to win a game is to prevent the other team from scoring. lim Hauser illustrates the method graphically. CContinued from Page 1251 The tension grew as Cant-well met and defeated its first two opponents in the C.I.F. Play-Offs: Bosco Tech-7-0, and El Segundo-9-4. As the team headed for Ventura and the Semi Final with Buena, it showed fine spirit and carried this spirit into the game leading 1-0 for three innings. In the sixth inning, with the finals almost secured the Var- sity allowed Buena iive runsp the seventh came and went quickly seeing no change on the score board. Even in defeat, outsiders could not help being impressed by this great team and their sportsman- ship. With -the knowledge that next year will see many of the power hitters and hurlers back on the diamond they optimistically began to plan to capture the 1965 C.I.F. title. 126 The other way to win games is to score runs. Dan Ramirez heads for the plate with another run for Cantwell. ,I ,k in tr. .4 ,. ,tn 4,.'. ef -3:9 , f . ' ,-- Q?- -'.5-E'4 ' .M ,J - 6 V I fur- ' '-- Ji' 'Z .J 1. -1- H ,,.,4,- 4,,gg--.-.. 5.,...,,.,,v5 g,.- 1 ., . V ., -,.. - . ,E -Li:-gba, -. .5-T, . . ., -V fav I .5 . - I .wx X- 3 '35, t .. i - F 1-..'. 1 ' 4' 4 ,fq.,.A .- X.. -. --. 2 7 5, 1,-x b 'Irs ,., vw 1' 1 .Q . - 'a..,, , Y-sv-1.1.4 -' x ' -4 --.-.wo , I 'M I . ww: 5 v,..W, .. -Ng LU.,L.. 2 w A , H V ' t f New . 2--f , 'IM-' 4 .Q W . LM- . , :f fl! 15 H., 1 I-525 , 'ffws Y .h,.,.l4 ., 4, ,, ev iff Steve Gilles adds a few more points to his hitting average with a blast along the third base line. H9 P l 4 i .ni ' 2 i x -1- -.-- , r-mai ,.f.. vf' ,155 eyewe- ' SW2W -19' X555-vu js.- , ,W 2 t . .- 1i':f:, . xi -'-'.. M-yw 5.9.2, I- .Ea gift. . it '-a -1. . 6. .' v' NLM An urfwary opponent Kon groundl is caught in a run-down by alert Cardinals. l 127 .- asa: .- ' r ' Tl - ' ' W' i X 7 1 1 ll Ee f I I U. ? 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It looks like lim Hauser is in for extra bases as he rounds first, urged on by coach Dave Karnos. 11111 H f MJ1- 'aff -'Q-ffi' w ' lm' . -L' 1 , A' , .11 www. - wi PRE-SEASON Varsity Opponents 2 Bishop Amat 1 1 1 Pater N Oster 3 10 Cathedral 8 1 2 Bel Gardens U 5 Alumni 6 9 Mission 2 1 Bosco Tech 1 LEAGUE l 6 St. Paul 3 3 Servite 2 9 Salesian U 13 Mater Dei 8 6 St. Paul U 8 Servite 2 12 Salesian 3 12 Mater Dei 3 Won Lost Tied 1 3 3 2 129 ?!if IZ E., 23: 1' '-e?e V Eg BEE ,PJ 5. . - 1 ' Ha- G-- ' Q ' mee. ' JY F, 'a- - ,.. Q -f .- 7, A 1.,. . ..,ev-gt It's going to be another run for Cantwell as Pat ww, cr key factor in Ccmtwe11's superb defense. is .Q . W' - Wi . H M '- . , . ...A W.. g -- - T , f4, . W ,' 1,1 fr ff, me , 44 - W jail' ??w :Y M N HQ, 5 :Vie . . :gp is I f .n'-pew 4... w .I r, ive.--4.1 n' , I ' .-4, asv- 0'Brien turns for home. Pct's fielding at shortstop was .V gf ai If i- qvpfv.. 1 VI BH,-.,, . 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E wing, K.. v ' .f ,gr ..!45? 55: .L -L Third base couch Tom Botcrncx waves Mike Ccrdilli home as opposing outtielders pursue the bull. X Y S-Xxx' ,QU-1-v Q? if W Mike Ccrdilli didn't get this one but, as they say it only takes one. And he had plenty ol the latter. 1 .. f QT. Q, ag. Af-in 5- , ilk 4 iff X , J 'Ze say ' ' .4, , . 1. . 11- A' Q , , Fld-.,. 1. -.-.r ... 51, at uk ,XJ - -4 1..Q.,'S Zh.. .. 'X-s x f . 1.1-- - . 1 ,pn -.Q- , --e-. ,.. - - 'S - ., hon , ,.e,3, K, .r +- V , G 4 -.-, In addition to consistently excellent pitching, Frank Klinger also got his share ol hits. No Wonder that he was voted Angelus League M.V.P. SQA. .f I if A -1. A 1 131 A big reason for the I.V.'s winning the league championship was lefty hurler, Mike Sullivan, who Won three league games this year. l 32 Tight Defensive League Title Champion is a term reserved for only the finest. The '64 Cantwell LV. Baseball Team under the capable coaching of Brother I.P. Reynia, demonstrated that they were the finest by winning six of their eight league competitions, and thus, merited the distinction ot being hailed Angelus League Champs. The Champions combined timely base hitting, clutch pitching, and tight defensive play to bring the title to Cantwell. Pitchers Tom Schell and Mike Sullivan both finished with impressive 3-l records in league compe- tition. Their battery mate, Don Rizzi, always did a good job behind and at the plate. First baseman Iohn Renia, co-captain Earl Hamby-second base, co-cap- tain Bob Gritf-short-stop, and Ed Valenzuela-third base, combined to make an infield which was tough to hit through. Outtielders: Marno Tavarez and Mike Arnold joined with either Mike Guigno or Dan Bruich to make a fast and alert three some. Essential assist- ance was given by catchers: Tony Caruso, Ioe Renia, and Rick Smithg outfielders: Tom Nolan and Mike Schaatg infielder Sean Haley, and relief pitcher Dave Aldaco. The I.V. squad always was ready both physically and mentally before and during a game. Throughout the year they strove for victory and ended the sea- son League Champions. , ,w, . 'T-43?-4:15 -K M X V. A-gr V ., .- . Q, ..., 1 , ..-.. -uw .-,. sf - '9 1 lu ' get W vi Bob Griff, veteran shortstop, begins a swing in the s.econd game against Mater Dei. Cantwell won and se- cured first place in the league. Playing Secures for J.V.'s .4 .1- ' fl - i 'e v we -TA Tom Schell, I.V.'s ace pitcher. Big Iohn Reina puts the tag on opponent as he tries to tactics such as pick-offs like these robbed many a team xx VK. . l , K x Kkif 1 t L 4 x K 'kg il.. V, K 9 K K X K 1 I. l ififtgv VJ.- rf, ,A , 2421 it-1 L 'T'- Vf . r' -I ',ai.4f.f f A -Qig- ig. Catcher Don Rizzi takes oft equipment and goes to bat, Don finished season with .395 batting average. recover first base after a big lead. Alert defensive of a run and saved many a victory. f.' WNV' . 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' ' '23, W m,,,,,, -ki '5'5 ,,- .ge- , V. 12 1-. 1 '-lf . .. we 5','.. QQTV-i 9 '-,ffii 9, ' 'ri-. :.f3'f-?i'?5'5 ' ? .ff-.if-.a Q M-' ' 'ge,'f -1 1-' ' -' rl .ff f--v, ag 1. -.M ffl-'nt-,-f.'v-f' f, -4 1.--, --1. -K, , 'J we ' .ai-'f'- '- 'zwmf' ,Y 'A s '1:v.,'.. Mylar!! 'flf 1 5 -.. Q s Somebody was caught napping on third as Eddielfalenzuela is about to slap the tag on him. lf-34 'vo fb -. 1 Shortstop Griff runs to buck up Hamby as he puts the tag on sliding opponent. I.V. ,Co-capicrin Griff adds another run to Ccmtwe11's score as he crosses the plate. 1 -cf' .ix ie li ,age as .., si 'g il le, H - - .M C A risrrej ' We . ., c., na ' MR. ARMANDO LOPEZ Cross Country Coach The real value ot track and cross country coach Mr. Lopez can be illustrated in only one Way. Up to the year 1963, Cantwell had never produced any outstanding runners in distance events. Then came the deluge: Track Finals - Angelus League - 1963 'A' 880 yd. run+Dave Ceballos broke league record. 'A' mile-Martinez and Calderon placed 2nd and 4th. 'B' 1320 yd. run-Gallardo, Castaneda, Aviles: lst, 2nd, 3rd, This year the cross country team finished in a tie for 3rd in the rough Catholic League, and Richard Martinez became the first C.l.F. champion at Cantwell. Richard credits Mr. Lopez for his success. Nine of the eleven top runners on next year's cross' country team are returning and with that spirit and Mr. Lopez, there is no telling where the team Will go next year. 136 Zi-EF lgks. 1- T JE- , K 9'-od, 4 --. Q: 'iaftl an N131 2 Qu, ,.-..,.,,.- l 'iff we Q .f f Bowed down in prayer before the league finals, the team asks God for V that extra strength in the big meet. E4 :,. 2 f, + a. 5 . eg? lg' : n I ..,, if we ve -? ' ' zz Q ,gf-'H of i , J fzafbz.. f Y- As he did so often Richard Martinez crosses ,-:L+ SVN the finish with a win for Cantwell and a ,i' , new course record for the league finals. f ' 3 SX .v-'im ff. , '4S. - ..., ..,.,:g 1 ,v,,.' .. , ,,1..,4 - , 3? 74,1-11 Warming up before the league meet by go- ing over lhe course are some of the members of the cross country leam. 137 Flashing Spikes Dave Guerrcx, Ccmtwe11's barefoot boy, lecms on pole as he begins vault over the bar. r 5 r V 5 M. -1,-I I 1 LEE 2-. 'Qu QU. 1, ,. . EE: .51 EE? ,N xii H 'IQ m 2 Y Q ' ' 1 1:7 - 51: E N , 1.. L , 5 - I1 'Z 'A :?'. n x , ,, .,, fy 1, ,jx I, , . Z msg . ,ll 5: e -5' M ,gk ' :- , . Z- -I 'E Onik Pulcxtion springs off his pole over the bar. SP ha, 'J ':. + ' ,. , . ,, ,.. - 23.-nd-'L'J5.u-nrqi -w .W ,JC fli' .:',' :ghs-.-r 40' 4 Qsm , '1' -a , -w . rr- 4 'P 5 .. 4 .h ,h ,: , ,5pzs,-f,,ff , . s 2 ,:1f1s'KM'gg .'- ---I ' ' . fr. Q If QQ V A-'-fuifjgn. 'Lg' 'Gulf .. -Q. Y.:-, sa 'A-.g,,-W. .LJ ' ei Us P W -.sf ffglwirs 1 i. :iz -' f A' -, -' 1 .M I -.-, ,. iu F, 'S' ,- ,Y A -.. fh- p 1 'ft ' p , Q 1 Y -4. , . ,- xv - mu gf, 21 J Y Af' 5- -4 .f. .:,1-1-'- . -f 1! . 4,,.u,1,, +1 .il ' H . ,Y , ui-il . W f9,2,ji'..i.,g' Cantwell cindermcm inches his wary ahecxd of cz Scrlesicm Mustang in low hurdles competition. u A W + L, hx X X 1 i -ff -EE Curtis Boxley clears bar at high jump pits. 139 artinez 4th in CIF Tw New .. 1- Yi A Zi - 1 Richard Martinez breaks the tape, completely out- classing the opposition, and thus another win for his record. He finished his high school career un- defeated in league competitiong established school records in the class 'B' and 'C' 13205 set the Ange- lus League record in the mile, 4:26.87 and, finished the 1964 season by running a 3209.2 in the C.I.F. 1320 finals. 140 1320 Ron Calderon was undefeated in League competition in the varsity 880, He set a new track record at Cantwell in the 880 with a time of 2:01, it I ..g.,,...- --- 'IQL' ' ' .lt- '-,, Q xii fs. P- , .X w,x-yt ' .4 J 411 '3 tr 2 1 . - A jvffig, A r Q - ,- . .VN I ' W 'qu-F. X, . 141'5Fl f,,f Q -.wg f uzlvfgp i 1 size' sg Q . Barely beating out Richard Bruich is Man- uel Valle, as Cantwell completely domi- nates the race. ,v ,HQ :i4 .dl ff- Dermis Kelly, heaving mightily, lets loose with ci H40 looter ? Coming home in C1 first place finish in the 680 is Albert Aviles. V33 ' i ay -ban .-u-sg 5-15.5-3 . . Rick Proczkq takes lead in the 180 yd. low hurdles. ,,,,,,iE - V .i ,. Low hurdler Bill Uyeclcr lakes an ecxsy victory. T Bef Ralph Esqueda practices with his sand wedge in improvised pit on track field. s?STf,a.,C l , me This year's golf team had more players and was better organized and successful than in previous years. With Bro. Treacy as mod- erator, the varsity rolled over St. Paul's, Pius X, and Mission with overwehlming scores. Their only two defeats-by slim margins- came at the hands of Servite. The varsity's final record was an impressive 4 wins, 2 losses in league playg undefeated in 3 practice matches. A second place in the league puts them in the CLF. playoffs in Santa Barbara. Two fine prospects for future years are freshmen: Steve Schmidt and Iohn Uhl who played varsity golf all year. The I.V. team led by Bros. Eccleston and Keogh beat Servite twice and lost to them once. Although the I.V.'s had only a few matches this year, they used the season well by regular practice sessions at the Montebello Golf Course. 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'. -4' I e3j,.,j , 1 Q . . -. ,I .' K . ' ll-rl Iim Mandala, Dick Dewberry fin sandI and Iohn Williams wonder if it would not have been a good idea to have gone to the beach today. Varsity Team members rib freshman pro Steve Schmidt Ccenierj. Others in picture Cl-rj I. Uhl Cfroshl, W. Elias, E. Carrillo, I. Di Nardo, and M. Mandala. 143 - if - W ZSCTIVITI ES People in the Pursuit of God av- I' .' . Ccrntwelliles joined with other Catholics in the Guadelupe Procession cmd Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament Father completes the sacrifice of lhe Mass with the consumption of the Precious Blood. i 0 ll-rl Brothers Collins, Y hc ns, Houlihcxn, Costello Q' l w Y .,.,.,,.-- few-1-f 1. 'W 47 ---f. -'13-'FSIL ,, :N , . , I, 3 glv,1','fA-fl A ,:,-4-3 am, - M je'-S949 vffu ' .1 H' P5 . f I lfttf1E3.P,f's + WP! :Lf I F held on the campus of East Los Angeles College. Q. f f ' -fx join with four members ofthe Glee Club to sing the proper Father Ivan Green prepares tor the otfertory ot the mass he Mass celebrated by graduate priest Father Ivan Green. celebrated for the students of his old Alma Mater. Cantwell. 147 1 vi -an-5 Father O'Leary gives ihe blessing of ihe Most Holy Sacrament to the student body at the last day of recollection for the school year. . 1 V 1. iii r' 111 11,.1zF7i 111 V X11 11 :W X ff meirezssf 1,10 , - ST 2.1: :Kit rhg lik V 'ij sm- . fe, if ''E'l'Z'S'ff5vEW,1L!'f2Qf' ' , ' 5 Z 11l 'ij V' . . , , f- -' 1 Ig? M f V - f 1 1' r , i 1911311 15 ,wg , and F y 4, Y' 1 wr M- 1 1 mf ,-11' 'gm bk .. .V V .14 A. Y i 155: .man f 'T ' ' 11: m4'r . - Wi, 1 W ',' BE ' ,. i' ' f if-f - , : sf EQ 21-fw11f'f1 i f W YV. Q-,f' ,:1.f,',,fg K qvyt. , L .-,L f 1 1 ,I H 'ij ' ,- 1 Q :Q ' 'K Ku.. -.L111I ' .f 1? Y' if-2 5 1 1., ' ' LA ff' , '- 117 ' .V . .1 , we s . 1- 1! 11 gf, 1, : ..,, W 1 ' , 1 1. 1. F ii. -- 'w ,:::,11 1 P- :'. , , .,f.1.. g I, EQ., , Lig, V ' 5 .:.fg,. 7 W I .Ein '1 ' is..-if. Eli' 'L', .I , Q 1 5-11g 1 1 gi my- 4 1 , . .1 V ,,,, . ,-,1.,. ffgfir ' QW '- 1.-1 .1.L31 gasz 1 1 ' if 'W X1 ,931 Y 1 1 l AA .6 v, f ggi? -1 44- -5 Q A Karnos pay close atiention to regular Weekly dis- ,u cussion with Bro. Costello in Room 301. N. 5 Sodality prefect, lim Creighion and secreiary Dave 5 4 1 S, 1: 3 i Father McGovern celebrates Mass for Socialists who are about to permanent members of the Sodality. CI i fs 'Qi H HIV f Weekly meeting, Brother Costello outlines plans for an upcoming project. Among the year's activities were or canned food drive, Procession, and participation in the Annual Sodality Forum. , . 1' , Sh 4 gi E g . P 4 I l gag Z , .iq - ,ic 3 . 5 1 3 , ' make 'their Act of Consecration, by which they become Socialists Perform the orks of Mercy .I 49 Parents' Club A yy 4 it L , Q 5 fu t n., 4- . A CANTWELL CARNIVAL V COMMUNICATIO Mr. Dick Lockhart Mrs. Peggy Gi: Mr. Fred Quinn CHRISTMAS TREE SALE DECORATIONS . Mr. Tony Martinez Mrs. Betty Davy Mr. Rudy Ramirez SPORTS WAYS AND MEP Mr. Steve Davy Mr. Bill Di Leo . ...-,....,11-11 I ive People in 1963- 1964 PM Crom ee Cha1I:':megn 'j 1-I EBGROMID IMPROVEMENTS PUBLICITY , I Mr. .Chew Mrs. Anita . , l -,F at I M FASHION SHOW DANCES ' HEFHESHNIENTS Mrs. Rhona Di I Mr. 61 Mrs. George Phillips Mr. 6 Mrs. Gilles 1 4, , I I . MEMBERSHIP HOSPITALITY - Mrs. Isabelle Chew Mrs. Vera Ramirez -I halt Mr. Harry Creighton receives communion cd: one of the regular First Friday Masses he attended throughout the school year in the Cantwell gym. .M if 5 1 ,eg :1..:.:'?P, 1, , 'Ain- . If 'Vx Mrs. Chew fll a nd Mrs.. Ramirez frl are seeing that everyone is A glimpse of the always busy, Christ- mas Stand. a pleasant afternoon. Twilight fmds the Cantwell Carnf ival coming alive. Mr. Iohn Gilles finds himself in popular demand at every par- ent's club function: he obviously is the only coffee maker in the group. Board Relaxes After Busy Year W Y 4 I 54 Reminiscing about boxes and boxes of unused cake are Cl-rl Mmes, Ramire, Davy, and Gilles. gtg? la-I e I L n .-T.. : .asm '-,-.ug Qu., vgmql, ':-, -. 11 - .v. f Mr. Floyd Williams Cextreme rightl cau- tions Mr. Davy about the caloric content of cream puifsg the former decides to 'try ihem anyway. In background President Mr. Creighton talks with Mr. Manzo Ccigar in mouthl. id ,,,Y . 7.7 Y . . .,L 1.,W, 'l fmt S Formal Picture ot the 1963-1964 Cantwell High School Board of Directors. From left to right-Cstandingl Mr. Grijalva, Mr. Embree, Mr. Martinez, Mrs. Lochart, Mr. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Gilles, Mrs. Davy, Mr. and Mrs. Ramirez, Mr. and Mrs, Phillips, Mrs. Di Leo, Mr. Mcmzo, Mr. Di Leo, Mr. Chew, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. Hafnerg seated, left to right the executive board: Mr. Davy, Mr. Lochart, Mr, and Mrs. Creighton, Mrs. Chew, and Bro. Houlihan. A few of the men get a chance to talk over the Carnival arrangements after 'the formal meeting: ll-rj Mr. Quinn, Mr, Phillips, Mr. Gilles, and cm unidentified head. Booster's Treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Lemoi discusses revenue from tab sheets on desk in front of her. .. .-1 , - 7 If -' is - 'fH55ffg,g' 3 v gm., Mrs. Steve Davy, Club Secretary takes minutes at regular monthly meeting. I A Q? if , 'W , 1 Z --x President of the Booster's Club and 1951 graduate of Cantwell, Mr, Rob- ert Martin presides over meeting. Club members fl-rl Messrs. Davy, Hakala, and Lemoi conduct Boosters sponsored Invitational Grammar School- Track Meet. 156 Parent, Graduate, and Friend Enthusiasts This enthusiastic and lively club includes alumni and other adults who have an interest in the athletic program at Cant- well. They support the sports program by their spirited attend- ance at games and by obtaining various training aids, ath- letic aids, athletic equipment, uniforms, and anything that will aid and promote athletics at Cantwell. The largest fund raiser each year is the selling of Fourth of Iuly fireworks from a very busy stand on the Cantwell gymnasium parking lot, This revenue is supplemented by a tremendously popular pancake breakfast and much enjoyed cocktail parties. As a result of these activities Cantwell's teams are now outfitted in the finest of uniforms, and, Cantwell's coaches have at their disposal long needed equipment Cur- rently, the club is considering a wrestling mat, track warm- ups, and glass basketball backboards. Though only three years old, major additions to Cantwell's sports program by the Booster's Club include: a full set of steel adjustable track hurdles, pole vault standards, track uniforms, college-style football jerseys, sideline capes, a seven- man charging sled, basketball uniforms, basketball warm-ups, material for conditioning the baseball infield, and baseball uniforms. Beside their impressive number of achievements, it must also be noted that everything the dynamic Alumni and Booster Club makes, buys, or sponsors for Cantwell is genuine first-class. Pancake chef and his helper Mr, Chew worked at the grill uninterruptedly from 7 a.m. to noon at the Annual Pancake Breakfast. Lovely milk and orange juice maids fl-rl 'Mmes. Ramirez, Hakala, Gillis, and Davy Kbackgroundl offer pleasant smile and peppy pattern to breakfasting Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips. l 157 I f ,f , . f .2 Pg 4 , 1 5. in . ,f '55 Q HT is-x :K , W C11 . Ei I 5 .2 ' Z' ULU, uf 1 .f 1 4 AQ! E C-. swi ,.-- Do you think that the Halcyon House should be changed to Tingle- paugh's Matrimonial Agency? inquires this Year's Oscar Winner for AD-LIBS, Dennis McGraw. Dave Karnos, author of I LED TWO LIVES, thinks about being Ralph Sacco's girl friend . . . Kity for a day!! ..., V 'Y ,Y ' .. , .F ff The Arrival of HAL NDN must wELcm4es mu as Principal's involved in the Cupid Cl-rj Dave Karnos CBob Baxter and the KittYP. Mary Miller fAunt Ianel, Doug CAST SAM, a colored porter ....,............. Louis Ag TING, the bell-boy ...................... Dennis MCC WILLIAM WINKLER, Iane's n Uncle ...................................... Douglas E AUNT IANE, Mr. Winkler's sister-in-law ,....,. ....,........... ,.......,.... M CI ry Mill SUZETTE, a French maid ...... Christine Wend IANE, ambitions to be an actress ............,........ ....... A nn Wotanow BOB BAXTER, in love with Iane ...,.,.......................... David KGIT1 BENIAMIN MOORE, who hopes to marry lane .......,........................ Ralph Ry KITTY, an actress with a Southern drawl ........,....... Yolanda Marqu Drama Coach: Br. I. G. Keogh 'I Kitty,':Cash and Cupid Conflict 535, , - 5, 1 , It f maxi-2. 5' Fr 1 .- -r 2 ' , ' 'i lfvhi 'W '- cf 4 ,i ' filter -'p I- 1 5 X Z its . QW V ,.---S-- 3 ' 1' rn 511 1-nu-lil Wmklerl, and Ann Wotanowskl Uanej, get heated argument about Iane's marital ar- f e GE wet 1 WHES vnu Yolanda Marquez Kthe real Kxttyl and Ralph Ryan CML Moorel dlscuss then' plans to expose the second Kxtty, all fi A' A rl Q: li Fi:-5. :Jn A . j 5-Q 27,7 -, , .,t' . A to the amazement of Doug Embree fMr. Winklerl. ' Y Ju ,, ., if ' fe-'xlib , , f-5 c' Qlvn-at, , Mary Miller is ready to sue Helena Rubensteirfs make-up artist in her role as WI-lATEVER,HAPPENED TO AUNT LANE? 1.61 Her Majesty Queen Mary Anne Billings displays a radi- ant smile for the VERITAS photographers amdist lush Oriental surroundings. Cantwelfs Homecoming This year the Cardinal Varsity Football squad showed great discretion in selecting their Homecoming Queen and her Royal Princesses. Reigning over the festivities of the evening were Queen Mary Anne Billings and Princesses: Wilma Lobato, Kris Kinglesmith, Yolanda Perea, and Sonia McGaughey. Their majesties were escorted by five representatives of senior year: Tony Terich, Frank Servin, Mike Rocklein, Frank Klinger, and Alan Thomas. The court led the ceremonies at half-time making a grand entrance by motor cavalcade and took their place in a spe- cially prepared viewing area in the home stands. From the game the court moved to a transformed cafeteria, now an Oriental garden throne room, and there presided over the Homecoming Dance. Following the procession to the throne, the co-captains: Reno Frigo and Frank Arciero placed a jewel studded tiara on Mary Anne, and her Homecoming Queenship became otlicial. Surely this was an evening which will long be remem- bered by all who had the pleasure of attending. Much thanks is due to all those who had a hand in the preparations for this, the 1963 Cantwell Homecoming, .ee- Shangri-la of the West Formal post ot Homecoming Court lbottorn- top? Queen Mary Anne Billings cmd Tony Terich, Wilma Lobato and Frank Klinger, Kris ' Kinglesmith and Frank Servin, Yolanda Perea and Michael Rocklein, and, Sonia McGaugh- ey and Alan Thomas. Q-sf GV if 1 Y .21 .. A S' 1 5, 5 1 , lQfwv':'llllfill3l'w , fi .1 AL -cn .x-4ni. Queen Mary Anne ,Billings Ccenterl cuts cake at cr party in her honor.at the Whittier home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Fink. The festivities followed two hours ot picture taking prior to the actual homecoming. Formal wear tor escorts was com- pliments of Rent-a-Tux. The Art of Persuasion A few of the many award winners of this year's Speech and Debate Club are: tl-rl Ronald Bates, Tim Ryan, Pat Shannon, Dan Lispi, Ray Slavin, and Kevin Pawlik. Organized only this year by Reverend Brother Tomkins, the Cardinal Public Speaking Club has al- ready demonstrated to the school its admirable ability to win, and has served notice on its intention to place Cantwell in a position of unequalled excellence in the field of high school forensics. ln the five major tourna- ments and 2 minor events in which the team has part- ticipated, the Cantwellites amassed a total of some 9 trophies and gold medals, plus over 40 certificates of distinguished speaking. With its initial season com- pleted, the latest campus organization had ascended to 2nd place in the formidable Public School Midlands League, had wrested a hard-earned 3rd spot in the rugged Southern California Catholic Forensic League and the right to represent the Archdiocese at Denver, Colorado National Tournament, and finally, made plans for applying to the exclusive National Forensic League. Cantwell first entered league competition at the CRL Fall Opener, held at Bishop Montgomery High School in the last week of October. Here the Cards, led by Ierry Lopez, winner of the sole gold medal for Original Oratory, rolled up, besides the medal, six other awards for debate and impromptu. Four months later after long preparation, but short notice, a Cantwell team of two patchwork debating groups won four of six rounds to take the 3rd place position of the entire tournament of 37 schools at Pius X High School. Outstanding de- baters were Ed l-lamby and Greg Pawlik. From here the Cards traveled to Pasadena and the Iohn Muir High Open Tournament where 46 schools 4 from Ventura to San Diego were in competition. This proved to be Cantwell's most prominent victory as she swept two trophies in debate, lU awards in that same field, and 6 more in individual events. Totaling all this the Cards swept the Sweepstakes trophy and first place. Although doing excellent again at the MFL Spring opener, Cantwell succumbed only to powerful Mark Keppel by 2 points. The final test for the Club came at Loyola University where Kevin Pawlik won the 3rd place position in the Finals of Extempore and Ron Batesi and Greg Pawlik won positions in the Semi-final roun s. Within the club itself, the first election of officers took place in early October l963, placing Ed Hamby as President, Gerald Lopez, Vice President, Kevin Pawlik as Secretary and Greg Pawlik as Treasurer. A constitution was also prepared for the club by the Secretary, revised by the Reverend Brother Moderator, and unanimously accepted by the Club. This is one of the few documents of its type directing a Campus organization. lt was due to the Moderator, to the offi- cers, to the constitution, and especially to the mem- bers, that the club was such an overwhelming success. Strengthened by a new slate of capable officers, Bill Gonzales-President, Greg Pawlik-Vice President, Vic Gallardo-Secretary, and George Schwab-Treasurer, a veteran team of speakers, and the incoming Fresh- men, the club looks forward to its next and even bet- ter season when Cantwell will be only, FIRST, all Gerald Lopez smiles in appreciation of gold medal awarded for Original Oratory at Bish- op Montgomery High School in October. Ray Slavin gives a Well articulated speech at one of the team's many debates, 165 'U :bud i5 N. ' K Y ,, , - . 1-1,-..' Qs. swf 5, 1 ,li ,.L, ' 1 , Varsity Football Cheerleaders prepare to make the traditional exchange of cheers with St. Paul's during game between the Sworclsmen and Cardinals, r- I 'C Cheerleaders . . . S.H.M. Drill Team . . The mighty five plus one Cl-rl Reynolds, an uni- dentified person, Benitez, Rizzi, Reames, and Bruich relax after leading cheers att he Salesian- Cantwell game in the Sports Arena. 167 Game of Destiny Tis all a Chequer-board of Nights and Days X Where Destiny with Men for Pieces Plays: X Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slays, And one by one back in the Closet lays. This stanza from the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam is doubly significant. It attests, firstly, to the ex- istence of chess at the early time in Which this book was written, and it shows the deep rela- tionship between lite and the game of chess- the royal game, the game royale. Paul Favero cautiously makes move against Brother Hunt Uounder and moderator oi both the Chess 'Club and the Library Leaguel. Glen Yamate, Bruce Capucetti, and Ioe McSWeyn Cl-rl, mem bers of the Chess Club, concentrate on game during their lunch period. The Chess Club, one of the most intellectual activities at Cantwell is enjoying its first year of existence and is flourishing much more than expected by its founder Brother Hunt. According to Brother, the Chess Club is ideal for average high school students who like to exercise their minds on a higher-than-usualplane. An ordinary game usually lasts for approxi- mately one hour. During this time, in days long gone by, fortunes, crowns, alliances, life itself was often won or lost at the chessboard. This game was invented for a Persian ruler who tired of the conventionalities of his sumptuous court had instructed a reward to be given to the sub- ject who produced the best game. Could there have been any combination? There is a literal infinity of possible moves. Phillip Swayne fright! explains a point of s.helving to Ierome Armante-both are mem- bers of the Library League. ? Books are our Business This year the Library League, under Brother Hunt's capable direction, has endeavored to awaken the reading interests of the student body. The League has done this by introducing many new books in an attempt to satisfy the reading tastes of all. In addition by subscribing to various periodical magazines, it has attempted to keep the students informed of what is happening in the world at the present time. The members of the League are kept busy maintaining the books in good condition, and by classifying and pre- paring new books for the student's use. lohn Diaz tstandingl and David Harrigan check card catalogue as part of their regular 169 duties with the Library League. Members of the Varsity Band participate in the recording of the Christmas concert, in Studio C Ccatterial. The Band and its conductor, Mr. Brazinski- Cleftl, await the completion of Glee Club numbers before they begin to perform. CA VARSITY BAND CLARINET TRUMPET PERCUSSION Alfred Martinez Richard Arellano Danny Martinez' Iose Giron Albert Rodriguezf ALTO SAXOPHONE Richard Hunsinger Kenneth Scherer Albert Aviles Sam Trujillo Raul Zubiate Gilbert Perez Ben Vielma TROMBONE Iohn Archer' TENOR SAXOPHONE Richard Hansen' Iames Iiminez BARITONE SAXOPHONE 'Freshman Robert Perez CANTWELL TRAINING BAND CLARINET TRUMPET TUBLA Danny Martinez Robert Vasquez Michael Lenihan Bill Gibbons ALTO SAXOPHONE PERCUSSION Iohn Gordines BARITONE HORN Danny Cooper Nelo Margoni Ernest Monreal Raul Brambila Robert Brambila Armando Mendez TROMBONE Alex Morales BARITONE SAXOPHONE Iohn Archer Robert Morales Albert Aviles Bruce Parks The Sound of Music t the beginning of the year, students and faculty alike were surprised to ear noises, sometimes strange, sometimes pleasant, emanating from the eld house. It wasn't somebody singing in the shower during school time, ut the band at rehearsal. This year's band under the competent direction of Mr. Frank Brazinski nd the moderatorship of Bro. Costello, gave two fine performances. The first ncert, given at the annual Christmas Party was well received and enjoyed y all. The second took place in Spring and likewise manifested the hard ork put forth by director and members during the year. Besides these rmal concerts, the band lent color and spirit to the basketball season by laying at the home games. Scherer Kleftl and A. Rodriguez pay close attention the music during concert rehearsal. MR. FRANK BRAZINSKI Unfortunately, this will be Mr. Brazinski's last year at Cantwell as he will serve as resident composer and music consultor to the Edmonds School District in Washington, He goes to Washington as the recipient oi a Ford F oun- dation Grant, awarded on a competitive ba- sis. While in apple country he will also engage in community musical endeavors, and is already working on some composi- tions to be presented in the fall of 1964. He takes with him Cantwell's sincere thanks for two years of tireless efforts and every best wish for continued future success. Their Voices The golden voices of the Cantwell Glee Club, once again, as in previous years, could be heard echoing through the halls of the school almost every day at fourth period. The Club has continually expanded, until this year it reached its apex of enrollment, numbering among its ranks ninety students. The members ranged from Freshmen to Seniors. Under the direc- tion of Mr. David Elson, and the moderation of Brother Dillon, the Elie Club increased its already illustrious reputation a hundred- o . During the past school year, Cantwell's choral ensemble enter- tained at such, events at the Brothers' Christmas Party and the Late Spring Concert and Talent Show. , Some of the material in their vast repertoire include a special arrangement of Sacred Christmas Music by Messrs. Elson and Brazinskig songs from the roaring twenties, and special arrange- ments ot standard choral favorites. This year's Glee Club has undoubtedly attained, and even iulrlpaissed, the high standard which its predecessors had estab- IS e . TENOR I Adame, Charles Amante, Ierome Armenta, Iohn Baca, Laurence Duron, Gilbert Enriquez, Steve Gevoian, Charles Gomez, Edgar Holmes, David Labastida, Alfred Long, Tom Lozano, Ruben Melendez, Mike Menriquez, Tony Nasman, Steve Nolan, Tom Ozust, Roderick Platz, Raymond Provenzano, Gary CANTWELL GLEE CLUB MODERATOR - Brother Dillion 0 DIRECTOR - David Ragusa, Gerald Reta,.Adolph Spinelli, Dick Swain, Phil Uhl, Iohn Whittouck, Robert TENOR II Alvarez, less Block, Steve Bodak, Dan Cerecedes, Albert Chavez, Carlos Chavez, Ralph Crispin, Donald Diaz, Iohn Favero, Paul Flores, Nick Ford, Richard Garduno, lose Geddes, Ken Hernendez, Ruben Herrera, Robert Kadlub, Rudolph Landry, Bruce Lopez, Gerald Loya, Adolpho Mendoza, Iames O'Laughlin, Ioe Otero, Andrew Peralez, Steve Reina, Ioe Salerno, Luke Sanchez, Ronald BASS Aguilar, Louis Caliendo, Mike Carrasco, Gerald Elson Casteneda, Don Corral, Iohn DeAlba, Bob Enriquez, Tony Fuentez, Robert Gonzales, Ioe Hauser, lim lohnson, Dennis Kosinski, Fred Malilf, Torn Mangels, David Marquez, Richard Marty, Iohn Moore, Ed Palmeri, Torre Petix, Steve Salazar, Mike Schel1,, Tom Sotello, Bob Williams, Iohn iv s . it eil At fourth period practice session Glee Club Raised In Song members attentively listen to the directions of Mr. Elson. The full complement performing before the student body in the Cantwell Gymnasium. MR. DAVID O. ELSON Completing his second year as Glee Club director, Mr, Elson is a talented music major from U.S.C.g staged the very successful talent show this yearg directs several choirs and glee clubs in the area. This summer he is oft to Europe for a combination study-vacationg he will return to Cantwell full time in the tall. 7 Constantly in the Limelight . . . 4 T ' V V 'five ,f. l ,rf 1 ,give ' V . . Qqvyufj : . ,Q-z35g,.52gy, , ft it . Ioe Benitez, letterman extraordinary, helps put up CANTWELL banner in the gym. 174 A-f , Senior and Iunior Lettermen form honor guard for alumnus Kclas first Week alter his ordination LETTERMENS CLUB ROSTER SENIORS Carlos Chavez Richard Martinez Reno Frigo Danny Ramirez Frank Klinger Mike Diamond Dennis McGraw William Elias lay Chew Ralph Sacco Phillip Takeuchi Pat Okawa Robert Arellano Allan Thomas Mike Cosentino Louis Aguilar Iohn Schwable Ioe Benitez Mike Cadilli Torre Palmeri Hike Mandala Manuel Castaneda Reynaldo Calderon lames Creighton Edward Gallego Iames Hauser Ricardo Montez Iohn Morisin Mike Salazar Frank Servin Tony Terich IUNIORS Ioseph Rxzzl Richard Br-uxch Albert Lopez Dennis Kelly Thomas Buricaga Thomas Barbosa Pat O Bnen Frank Arciero Thomas Botana Lawrence Uballez Raul Ollvas Mike Urban Mike Hollowaty Greg Pawlick Robert Avilies Thomas Matush Dave Karnes Mike Novicki Frank Arbizu Patrick Davy Robert Sotelo SOPHOMORES Ray Carreon Fred Kosinski '55l Father Ivan Green. Father offered mass for the student body in 5 . - 'tzitltgiifw Wffii 1 t u aM ,,,,',4,. . mil' Iunior Letterman Ice Rizzi works at clearing tables at this year's Alumni and Booster Pancake Breakfast. Frank Arciero, President of 1965 Lettermerfs Club, represents Iuniors at evening rosary for Mr, Croft. 175 76 To all those who contributed toward the publication of the 1964 VERI- TAS - and they are so numerous that it is impossible to mention them without overlooking some - the heartfelt thanks of both moderator and staff is extended. We sincerely hope that their efforts and ours find ample justification in this 1964 volume of the VERITAS. Our cover design, which appe is intended to illustrate the time and talents of CANTW zational, and social. ars at a full turn to the left on the cover, four phases of activity which occupy the ELL PEOPLE-academic, athletic, organi- e 'E 1 , yss THOMAQL BURQIAGQQQ 55 178 ' ,Sf , N 0 A I g fists ,sassy K S l Aiter rnany months of hard work and devotion we present the' 1964 VERITEAS. As your editors we have the privilege of addressing your in the name theggtatt ougggnodergtor, Brgitzher Newf It lfppe itliat yousgilthe Sgudent5i5Bodyeof Cantl well High School will be l0,0 per cent satisfied with the result of our efforts. It we have achieved this, then, thgfyhoursiof work 'the leackbreaking trials of co-ordinating and organizing such a large publication nogtf have been for naught. ll. To Qigpthertiyewman we- wish to extend the appreci- the iil entire staff for theficonstdnt enthusiasm and the tireless eitorts he extended throughout the jlgyjholeigperiodgtof publication, Despite the iactmthat his insistence on excellent work at all times was trying, especially, when We were at the point not exhaustionp he simply pig yed tlfrat We were capable of the best, and that nothing mediocre would be deserving oi a iigue effortrgfo okir knowledge -no other mod- erator 'has dedicated so much time andf talent toward a yearbook. lt is because of him that we possess to- day a gualityfannual. 1 4 As in thegpast, our two great problems were staff Both iicausediiiuntold difiidiilties. The lat- ter was solved with the organization of a Financial Advisory Board composed of leading la, Business and Professional pe-Opietiby Brother Newman.. The former, ll using an already overworked photography staff of four, foiii layouts, typing, rcaptions, and paste-up, as Well as their regular photography duties. We have attempted to ,demonstrate an unartifiqially definitive fashion that CANTWELL is PEOPLE in a COMPLEX of ACTIVITIES. irq : fir- 11 1 ,st -N, :is - M- f ,zz 12 2 Let 'those who have eyes to see . . . use them. E Veritas 1 9 6 4 6 q b M Editor-in-Chief Thomas Burciaga' '65 . gi Senior Editor ig? 1 I I lfrank Servln 64 Assistant Editors Iohn Becker '65 Michael Takeuchi '66 General Staff Editor Michael Salazar '64 5Business Manager Thomas Bria '65 Photography Staff Michael Phillips '66 Iohn Laune '67 Generdl staff Gomez 'flioderick Ozust '6'f E M Art Editor ..,Vr 5.1 ZH Robert Minor '66' if 1 Moderator 5 L' 1 Brother Patrick P. Newman, I-'.S.C.I-I. , - Contributors rrrr tlll Barbosa tarrtaa , ' Gene Reames '66 Gerald Lopez '66 Robert Griff '66 Dave Mercado '64 Frank Mercado '64 Mike Cadilli '64 Dedlcatidii' ,Art Work complimeriits of I'- I Mr. I. K. Griff lllllftix 'fitsifsei W .l.ii?g5'- v-sh-.e Mr. lack Cannicott of Los 'Angeles Engraving Company, met regularly with Brother Newman in the VERITAS Office where they checked and double checked pictures, art 'work, and copy to guarantee that :the '64 VERITAS would be top-draw. -' 1679 5 'ff GENERAL CONTRACTOR wx -x rv if 7 ,- Dwzder Page Compliments of CHRISTIAN 8: LETNER ROOFING COMPANY Downey California ..-ff k ,, ., Y, N ..X, ,. 0, .,, V, mmm, .. .SM . . -qv M.: x4 .ffX,.A 144, Q: 3 R E ,. ' ' 9 1 Zag Q? fi.. Z ,- 5, 9 REX MARKETS quality with integrity 2524 West Beverly Blvd. ' Montebello, California DONALD J. CECERE, owner PA. 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PEN DER REPRESENTATIVE PHONE TO. 9-2964 Varslty Vamps Let Up at Talent Show we '11 , ' Siu wi, : ' ' M ' um, ' 5: T f ll, The Cantwell Glee Club accompaniueh byi'ifiiTEf1b1e piiario. freiich homfsnazje drum ana cymbal, double bass, and organ performed Randall Thompeorfs 'Testament of Free2iom, atTFirst Annual Talent Show mf N ' Q W The Varsity Vamps fl-rl: Marge Mandala, Tina Takeuchi, Quennie'gE 'lCQsE1iii2j5,Y - W? Harriet Hauser, Rita Ramirez, and Bunny Benitez kick-it-up at lhe Talent SHGW. S35 T elliii ' V 5 3 THIS PAGE WITH Y D? 5 ggi TT T ,Q3 Ti' BEST WISHES OF T if ' STEEL coNsTRucTloN sERvlcE, INC. 5 - ' - 'lifii -- , Y - .Si ,- E ll Ili' - . ' Q E , iii .- :ez 192 T if Q ' V A It if e. ' L1 La,..-,QQF3-lagea.-,--i2..' ' -4 5. j ntwell's Varsity and Pep Band under the direction of Mr. Frank Brazinski also per- mecl, to the amazement and delight of some, at the First Annual Talent Show. i 1 . 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Q? - 563' -fs-fl' v 1500 well wishers out to honor 'Nw wr: 3 ,WL '21 e Hail and fe graduating paggglis. l ,Hp , uw A' x 3 Relaxing in ihe pleasant br 1964 Senior Class of Cantwell surroundmgs at the Hyatt .1 the THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FRANK ARCIERO GENERAL CONTRACTOR ny.: .,,, .-.fm-, V A-5:24, tam - g I ,A I ll .5 ,, 'YL 1:4195 199 GENEROUS FRIENDS MAKE SPECIAL DONATIONS Mr 8. Mrs Frank Arclero 8. Family HARWOOD - TJADEN COMPANY CHRISTIAN 8. LETNER ROOFING COMPANY Leslie Kamens, M.D. CRAWFORD STORES INCORPORATED John B. Di Littera, M.D. Dr 8. Mrs M Da Costa 8. Family Dr. 8. Mrs, J. M. Reames 8- family DE BOURGH MANUFACTURING COMPANY ROTARY CLUB OF BELVEDERE Robert L Ellenburg MD STEEL CONSTRUCTION SERVICE, INC. Peter Elliot Ill MD Tetsuro Tanabe, M.D. I Mr 8- Mrs Frank Hamby A Friend BOARD OF FINANCIAL ADVISORS Mr. Frank Arciero Mr, S. L. Denton Mr. S. J, Gaytan Mrs, Isabel Gomez, Mr. J. K. Griff R Mr. M. A. Marty Mr, N. S. Nuanes Dr. J. M, Reames Mr, W. R, Sanchez Mr. F. D, Veiga '64 VERITAS A REALITY PROFESSIONAL PATRONS L R Ballesteros D D S Diego Bermudez M D William Bradyshaw Norman W Brockman M D W E Brown M D Francis H Butler M D Dr Martin Carnow Hector M Cruz D D S Manuel DaCosta D D S H R Dobeck D D S Robert L Ellenburg M D Peter Elliot lll M D Harlan F Ellis M D Dr Maxwell H Gorman D D S V E Hallstone M D Richard T Hansen D D S Jack Mason Hoage M D Leslie Kamens M D Kenneth Kamrnskl M D Elisabeth W Kelpeln M D William H Kelpeln M D Leonard P Jones M D Seymore Leskel M D Dr FranclsX Malanca Dr Paul J Meltzner Wilson Mlzener M D W C Nash MD Bruce L Odou Dr E A Patoullet J M Reames MD Andrew E Rente M D Jerome C Saltz M D Dr 81 Mrs ArnoldJ Schneider Stanley A Slrott M D D Joseph Spada Attorney at Law Samuel N Smith M D Harry W Stuermer M D Tetsuro Tanabe M D ' ' , M.D. . , . . . . , . . . ' . , M.D. , . . . . , M.D. John B. DiLittera, M.D. Eugene R, Odou, M.D. FAMILY PATRONS Aviles Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard A, Chval Meyer Frankel Mr, 8. Mrs. J. 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