Cantwell High School - Veritas Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

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Q M if Q' Q-Vf mfliqmm 61 x9Q S SX ,1QfQkL, 4 Q, E, Q 63923 QM, 2 if 3 Niki 5 ZS ,Ui X Rf' Wjwp fda? f Wwffl .- v . 'x JK f-JN' !' V ,.' 4 IN , f' ,, ' W' '-' 1 rgxib Nw L' N IV,-.Q Q FNX , 9 ek, ,J , Q ,, GX Q- -if CN N AAO reffwx-I - ' fi: , ,, , , , , , , , ,, i I w VERITAS 1965 ARCHBISHOP JOHN J. CANTWELL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL CONDUCTED BY' the CHRISTIAN BROTHERS of IRELAND 329 NORTH GARFIELD AVENUE T ' MONTEBELIO, CALIFORNIA .U-J I In ge wuaw I X' f'7 ' 1'-gf U .itl- H4 I , 14518 i 555- 'W' V4 Q NU I-ns EMINENCE gm U31 JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MclNTYRE gy HU Archbishop of Los Angeles J f . my 'B mx f 1.- ti' , I-. f 414.1 bk 'I 5 Uk. J hifi JF 4 f DEDICATION 610 Ft Sixteen years of a man s life devoted to a school IS a prIceless addItIon to Its being The Influence of these long years will affect the student body of that school for decades A leader of a school If he IS a dynamic resourceful man affects the very nature of that InstItutIon permanently A New Yorker came to Cantwell High School In September of 1949 His Influence was widely felt because of the wide range of hIs Interests ancl talents As a teacher his sublects ranged from geometry to SpanIsh from algebra to hIstory As a moderator he could choreograph the frantic steps of the cheerlead ers or help the students put out a yearbook But thIs Irish Christian Brother had only begun to leave his mark on Cantwell HIgh School Ten years after his arrival he was appomted Principal As principal he did not lose touch with the students retaining as many classes as possible with hIs new load of re sponsIbIlItIes This personal Interest In the students plus hIs great administration record made hIm perhaps the great ls It any wonder that the mark of Reverend Brother W R Younghans wIll remain IndelIbly In the lIfe of Cantwell HIgh School'9 . 1 i - I I ltfgwill est principal in Cantwell's history. foil 'n,II4l 1 l Tl! -if -' I7 In film , I u . . . . . . . yi' . ' REV. BR. M. l.. CRUMLISH An l.C.B. for over fifty years, this is Brother's fourteenth year at Cantwell. The school Vice- President, he has formerly taught in Canada, Ire- land, Illinois, and Washington, a graduate of Notre Dame, Brother sufffered a stroke two years ago which has greatly slowed him down, ' ' MRS. DOROTHY SVEC School Secretary for the past ten years, mother of a Cantwell graduate, she performs a variety of important functions for the Principal, faculty, and students! -fl 4, Q REV. BR. E. A. SULLIVAN Now an eight year faculty member, Brother Sul- livan is Dean of Discipline, He spends one period a day away from his busy office teaching English, and is moderator of the California Scholastic Federation, Brother holds a B.A. in education and is currently working for an M.A, in English, ,F .all REV, BR. R. E. TOMPKINS At Cantwell for two years, he teaches English lll, Religion ll, logic, advanced composition, pub- lic speaking, and debate, moder- ator ofthe Public Speaking Club, has obtained a B.A. in English, an M.A. in theology, and is a candidate for an M.A, in English, has taught in Canada, Washing- ton, Illinois, New York, and New Jersey. MRS. KLINGER Our new school secretary this year, she assists Mrs Svec and the faculty. JOSEPH E. RICHARDS An old timer at Cantwell, teaches religion, Amer- ican History, English, and Sociology, has obtained a B.A. and an M.A. from Boston College. He is the father of seven children. REV. BR. A. A. CANNON Arrived last September, he has taught in Washington and British Columbia, teaches English, driver education, first aid, history, moderates track, cross country, band, holds a B.A. in English and is currently working for an M.A. in English. 9 E , 'i :ef 'in REV. BR. B. A. PARENT An eight year faculty member, has taught in Canada and New York, teaches life science, biology, and re- ligion, Dance Committee moderator, athletic director and Guidance and Vocal Director, B.A, in English, M.A. in Educational Psychology, MR. FRANK R. CANO A four year faculty member, teaches Spanish American History, and sociology, school accoun tant, married and father of two. REV. BR. J. A. HOULIHAN Brother has been at Cantwell for over ten years except during term as Su- perior of Brothers' Mission School at Dominica, he is a moderator of the Parents Club, Missions, and is the school Sacristan, teaches Religion ll and American History, B.A. and M.A. in hittory, candidate for M.A. in The- , f -. lib! affix J 54,7 4g 'Z l rg-fuufffilfzsg ,ofpcoutgq l 3 -1. riccffzifvpflgw J - l' V . 'lfx:'IJ 5l'9 Ci Q 1-i Q cg ,LOS -'VV-C Ql a1,f27 . Q' lm ,- . fl V ' ' f . Xl. X l ,X -. f tif-'px 'ibn' -Xzi- MR. JAMES TAKEUCHI Three year faculty member, teaches chemistry, general science, and typing, C football coach, has a B.S, in general science and is working for a teaching certificate. 1 lO REV. BR. J. P. REYNIA A veteran faculty member of nine years, teaches biology, physics, Modern Math ll and Ill, varsity baseball coach, head of science department, has taught in New York, Canada, Washington, B.A. in mathematics and is currently working for an M.A, in Physics. REV. BR. R. W. SATTERTHWAITE An eight year faculty member, teaches solid geom- etry, Math IV, English IV, Latin ll and bookkeep- ing, Brother is the school treasurer, and faculty adviser to the Student Council and Lettermen's Club, holds an M.A. from Fordham University, Wfti ,rfxxl ,- REV. BR. J. C. HUNT Cantwell librarian for the past three years, he is continually adding to the collection of books in the library, Mod- erator ofthe Chess Club, he has taught on the West Coast for many years, has an M.Sl from Portland University. L ' -X, ip, Q R F3151 'fs' Nils- -P - 'S'fe ANGOIII ...E w,A. REV. BR. P. L. DILLON Now in his second year at Cantwell, Brother moderates the Apostleship of Prayer and the Art Club, teaches history, religion, driver education, first aid, and typing, B.A. in history and currently studying for an M.A. in history. ,ftegffpi J! -1 1---. 'ink .Ism- REV. BR. J. G. KEOGH At Cantwell for many years Brother teaches English IV, Religion IV, Latin ll, moderates golf, has taught in Can- ada, New York, and Illinois. He holds a B.A. and an M.A, in English Liter- ature, presently studying for Library Degree at U.S.F. ' ,- MR. THOMAS A. GENTILLELA A three year faculty member, teaches Iinglish, mathematics, and reading, B.A. from University I2 of San Diego, studying for an M.A. in English: married and father of four. MR. WILLIAM R. HOUSTON Arrived last September from Bishop Amat High School, teaches Algebra I and geometfy, He holds a B.A. from Los Angeles State College and is pres- ently doing graduate studies. s -wg -iii... . M W af sf 5.1 J I' ae Q 'gg T11 nv nCr 'Mn' Fc'hCo hNi hCu 'ln R Y lr Nb Mo Ta Ru Rh Pd A9 Ta W Re Os Ir Pt Au Cd ,J Ac P0 U N: ir, - REV. BR. T. J. COLLINS La C6 pl ptr, Sm EU Came to Cantwell two years ago and teaches b science, chemistry, and religion, Brother has taught in Canada, Seattle, and New Jersey, also moderates the VERITAS and is in charge the book room, l R I ,7 A: rl - 7 .f Q. MR. DAVID 0. ELSON three year faculty member, has previous- taught at Harvard Boys' School, teaches , German, and Glee Club, has ob- a B.A, from the California State eachers College, is presently finishing an .A, in music. he of 'l I! . REV. BR. R. T. UNSWORTH 'L ,Z .5 ll.flH,Q,S X is 'two year member of the faculty, teaches e igion l , American Government, business law, and Spanish, moderates the Cardinal, If ffl., ' assistant Guidance and Vocation Director, ' faculty bursar, holds a B.A, in English, an 7X M.A. .in Spanish, and is studying for an 1 yfff- M.A. ID Psychology. ,,f-' MR. GREG KABAT ,,f lv Q : 'lr Z l. A veteran on the Cantwell faculty, teaches physical science, business law, American Gov- ernment, and world history, coaches Varsity Football and Track, a pioneer member and one of the original founders of the Cantwell Alumni and Boosters Club. 1--sill'-' f 'fgitiii Q 394. 'auf ' REV. BR. W. L. MclNERNY Arrived last September from British Columbia, teaches English, History, and Religion, moderates varsity and J.V. Football, cmd Glee Club, B.A. in -English, presently studying for an M.A. in English at Gonzaga. REV. BR. J. B. COSTELLO ln his third year at Cantwell, teaches Physics, Math lll, Religion lll, moderator of the Sodcility, and is the Fieldhouse Director, has previously taught in New York, holds a B.S, in Math-Physics from lona College. REV. BR. T. P. TREACY Arrived two years ago after a ten year absence, teaches Latin l, lll, IV, and Religion IV, moderates varsity Basketball, coaches golf, has taught in. Seattle, New York, Chicago, and Vancouver, holds a B.A. and M.A, from Seattle University. MR. ROBERT STANGEL Came to Cantwell in September, teaches History and Physical Education, assistant Varsity Football Coach, J.V. Baseball Coach, he is a graduate of Long Beach State College. Ili! F CAFETERIA STAFF The members of the cafeteria staff Mrs. Terrell, Mrs, De Rose, Mrs, Johnson, Mrs. Underwood perform a great service for the faculty and students of Cantwell, They provide the members of the school with a different and satisfying meal every day. The ladies are very generous with their time and are deserving of our innermost thanks. 'Zi MR. ALFONSO BoLANos , if Custodian Ii' X W MR- DAMACIO TRUJILLO MR. sALvAroRE cABiBBo Assistant Custodian Gardener K 4 i V i 5 - ' '51 - S '-f ' . Q 'KY iv, p.. t . vp , 1 .. ,A 4' .,. ,E L, . V I V 1, , 1 ,,,-, , ,ist 1 1 S 4 ,W 1 I , dit., n 5 as i V 'i A ' gll ' 'J ' - 2 -- - if - J fs ,L ' L li 'Ki Fa' , .A A I x 3 l N' 'F , , V ' V . ' ' , i. ,- .- i V jay: ' I. .. f i , d . - JL. J kg , Q 1, 1 f M . k ,Y H , -is . 5 M ,gi if ' L Q It W l , 1 ' 5 , 'fill , Egg' : V ' . Y ' 4 -- .,4. ,. I Fi -fjg-Q' ,, 4 E5 3, -' I 'ii Fi j':ft,3.' , ff 'g '1rlfqs.s.P7f2F w f s' ' M .,, ,S ' '4 ,J - ' --- is 'wzflti L 'J il,- --vffil f? 1 L ,l,f'- ? fs i lf- ' s-..nt.g,g . 6 . . , .-.l,,3L.e1L',,1-, '. . - ,QA 'Q 1- if-Y-Sf,-ug I, ' ' 3 ' V M I .fi 1. .. -. V Q' . ' ,N . A ' Q . - -I . - ,- 2 mtg, , It H31 ,..-1, ,w.,--says: n. ,- .' . A V a ,. x r 'nl J , 'Y -AF' . W W A -,,,-7 ,higigkal , Y . , . - .,fu- ri' -. ,i,, - r . ' . ' -fs., 9, l ' ,G ' . .,-.. 'K F .. -. -Q - f i 4. L , CLASS IO3 one of the strong football powers ofthe P.E, circuit: ll to rl Ed Staub, Juan Solis, Joe Vasquez, Robert Rodriguez, Jess Logan, Harold Lispi, Bill Lowe, John McDonald, Steve Kirby, Tom Priore, Charlie Gloria, and Ray Molina, Just Relaxing! is L it 'L Asa- i L ,. .L N ,'2k53- Q- . 5 asf' CLASS lO4 has iust finished an inspection of high speed bicycles: Herman Waer, Mike Marshall, James Salazar, Carlos lberri, Waldi Puente, Niclg Stupey, Greg Logan, Larry Quinta-na, Bill Moreno, Ed Naiera, and Mike Sambrano. B-'iff . ,J V I, lfiscml. Q32 CLASS 301 of the volunteer fire brigade: James Chavez, Rosie Grier, Henry Barrio Ralph Rodriguez, Larry Whittet, Glenn Ycimate, Frank Ransons, and Chris Barron . I' '35 ' P ' ' w ' 'ig S' X, fr 1 -.few V - 1141- . :3.:?:2fef' . ,f--. 4: ,. 1.-...Z ' f N1-r L-11.-2. f:--::'i!.?1 - ,- ':, C ' . 1 c fr, . M.- avg., 3. fl, 0 - ' ' A - '.:3ff:-- - ' - 5' ' fl N , . ' 6 nl f- X l rl ' R' CLASS 3Ol strike their favorite pose . . . resting: Frank Bravo, Alex Menchaca, Robert Davy, Da- vid Guerra, Victor Olivier, Tom Cazares, John Close, Sean Haley, and .loe Monarrez, 561 . L, l'1n CLASS lO5 is always this casual: Jim Manning, Mike Galardo, George Flores, Lee Betancourt, Ernie Bencamo, Chris Barela Jim Baca, Robert Ruiz, Joe Valle, Fred Reyes, Robert Espinosa, Mike Quinn, Tony Clarke, Tom Searls, and Robert Ortiz, a Af' ' F ' l 1 I ei 2 ,IQ , , ,...,.,, 4 if-E55 E ,V,,, we L ' I Hy ' l 4 ' A l' C R l .,--f'f ' - ' 2 :nl V L qi L L V, FE i 4. il V 2 Ll g be - 'CLASS lO4 is told by Tim Bradley they cannot use the office entrance: Steven Abeyta, Nicholas Mercurio, Alfred Combaz, Thomas Arranaga, Gerald Dea, Chris Almazan, and George Armenta. 20 I u -Q , e fl ,, ll, wi..- 4 fog CLAQS lOl once again is discussing metamorphic rocks: Andy Armiio, Pat Conley, Ernie Biera, Philip Torres, John Lopez, Tom Urban, Mike Tully, Arthur Guzman, Sleven Flores, and Chrispin Tarango. il 'ig Exim f W :Ili 7.1 ala luv ll la as CLASS 302 on the move: Steve Zamora, Nelo Margoni, Paul Hammons, John Gor- dines, Armando Mendez, Edward Godinez, Bob Duran, Philip Panacci, Mike Melen- dez, Don Casfanecla, Steve Nasman, Mark Williams, William Ferguson, Richard Barbosa. x - 1---up f'+e--- YY --mms-sr1:uq i - 4: 'ffslig' g I , e ,, , . , W ni 5 ., Y - , 1 si . -5- , V V n CLASS 102 led the Freshmen in volleyball by downing losers, 'l0l, Along the side line are: George Ybarra, Michael Mer- cado, Bruce Casares, Pat Wilson, Mike Betancourt, Robert Brito, William McKeever, Vaughn Delphin, David Velasco, Gary Ohanesian, Kenneth Josten, Tim Olerts, Conrado Chavez, Paul Mungia, and Doug Hemming. Left side of court: John Tronske, Gregory Eichorst, David Andreano, Michael Soderman, Dennis Koba, Edward Nova, Bruce Mangels, Dennis Teschler, and Gary Shippy, Right side of the court: Thomas Quigley, Joe Gallego, John Saravia, Raul Martinez, Steve Molina, Frank Pomy- kata, Robert Montano, Marcos Sanchez, Robert Herron and Arthur Keshishian. Representatives from Everywhere CLASS 300 leading a cam- pus wide search party: Er- nie Barbosa, Joe Brabancl- er, Bill Delphin, Dan Bruich, Joe Brady, Jose Abril, Ed- gar Gomez, Richard Elisal- dez, Richard Dewberry, An- thony Adame, and Mike Garcia. ' i Q-svn' ,,,v,,..-..,. K .1..,....--:ern-L-f:.g 5wx r.. ...r-,4 ' f 125 Llii, V L,-3 ' Q ,Y F r v I Q W P Y Q, Y, , 'L Q I 'N - I Jag, ! ihf 1 l ' . , . 'AQ . fu 4' - WV L L A l ., an em t 'L 'mu li ' 'fgfbl Em. ilffl Ju LLA Q- . :--fl 1 -' 3 if '2- vi mil-h K ' , Q -- f ,,:,,. ' ,4 .h 4 .A . . U- hq, ,--.I , V , ,.i. . . ,- ,. , . f..,.,, . . CLASS 103 set the pace for the nation's physical fitness program: Andy Cota, Jim Connaughton, Ronald Cisneros, Bryan Fain, John Brown, Robert Garcia, Edward Hewitt, and Richard Ybarra. rv CLASS 302 warms up for a coming pep rally: Matt Martinez, Bob Crook, Doug Young, Jess Lopez, Armando Mendez, Art Valleio, Guiliano Mottino, Tom Merlino, Gerard Ragusa, Steve Peralez, Daniel Martinez, Bob Wittouck, Hector Baylon, Bob Munoz, Chris Berru, Art Salas, Charles Gevoian. ..-J K 23 ' if Y if T z t 5, Q - CLASS lOl seems to enioy Michael Doak's scientific explanation of the cinder blocks, Others in- clude: Daniel Brabander, Robert Mares, Mike McDonald, Michael Troughton, Daniel Olivas, Ted Elias, Ken Westbrook, David Ahrens, Marshall Mancillas, Rudy Hernandez, lstandingl James Ven- triglia, Bruce Phillips and Randy Schell. CLASS 300 were winners on a recent tooth PCIste test: l Ri Dan Lispi, James Mandala, Thomas Nolan, Don Gray, John Laune, Richard Holmes, Tony Manriquez, lstandingl Tim Hafner, Richard Han- sen. , A Look at School Life . .. Q P:-. fav' f ' p '51-:l'.' . i K 2 29 fg 'v- as ,E Q ., 6 as ifqli -,W i EJ'? . . Ld CLASS lO4 is always first to leave when school is out: Mario Cruz, William Flaherty, Gabriel Bri- ones, David Cortez, Manuel Hernandez, Tim Garcia, David Davalos, Henry Coronado, David Del Gadillo, Richard Elias, Thomas Davy, Richard Estrada, Carlos Contreras, William Beinbrech, Alex Huley, Hale Harvey, Richard Arvizu, ' . CLASS 300 is always firsl on line for lunch: ll to Rl Dennis Kawase, James Ross, Mark Paulin, Paul Salazar, Kevin Sullivan, John Slan- fon, Randy Yonai, Jerome Tulluis, John Reina, Robert Pelro, Sieve Tumasian, Mike Schaaf, Don Rizzi, John Uhl, Sleve Schmida and Rod Ozusf. ,., ,,,4 Qs! ,- ..f 1? ...J I, in, .1 , . 4-59' if .-is All-. Q' 'VT' gg! CLASS 101 is out on a nature study: Ignacio Lastra, Kenneth Rasura, Vince Rhinehart, Bruce Sacco AI C ' ' ' aparella, Robert Qulntero, Richard Herrled, Carlos Botana, David Harris, Richard Ochoa, Alphonso Donato, and Bob Minor, 1 W f. :sn CLASS 302 is seen on a fire inspection of the school: Steve if I, Lopez, Ray Roaro Jasso, Bob Klin- ger, Larry Baca, Joe Reina, Mario Valadez, and Roy Jimenez, HF - iii: fl i I lim J , . e . HUB, Y . f',',.'1 U, ' - - Y -, - -1Y'gm-3? ' lW 'TT Q159 ' -I ff' ' V 1 D ' --iw V FW V-jli 5 - il,FQ,:lT-'lf' 55 .is tl lg,-all ,iiffl-feiffifl E or rl. -1214 e 1- ,5s.'ijgeg ip-1, J, -77433355 EEg5T:l: 1iz iQiiw ' A 'i 1 i - Q' ' grae: ' ,W ,ggi V 'Eg' 15 , ' Lys ll - Q:-. z:......-' 31.1 3' F ' 1- H f Y -W-: W 'W Y S f i--jg, -Lx. ,E . --f--V1 :ii - J 12: gh- , all ,A LQQQL: ' 4 fggf ' 1 ve- 1:2 - 1 4-.1-Q faffjiqfffe :f1:i1eif:4f2:ffr13:..,q7i '-Sd.. we Q , - f- f- -4: P -4 f 'T', ,Z ff, ings-1 fisag 3152? , -,.:s' . 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K CLASS 103 crushing grass seed: Dennis Gutierrez Jim Cross, George Belarde, Tim Dornaus, John Chmyrow, Chris Abeyta, and Ray- mond Campos, , Bernard Griialva, James Casilio, A R,LJ,,,,..,-e,.A,- CLASS 301 caught in a locker clean-out: Jess Alvarez, Rocky Caringello, Richard Davis, Robert Corona, Daniel Kirkpatrick, Tom Dugan, Lawrence Goforth, Manuel Exparza, Robert Jimenez, Michael Florio, Craig Kiefer, Jesse Meza and Joseph McSweyn. Lively and. Learned If 4 , . ' , lla...-. ,f - -vs,-.ff :rn-rzqazftan , Y ,J X i E, ,I . ,ii'-i -, .... - ' x'f f - J , V. U. . AX, in k , . C we fl V, A CLASS 105 winners in a recent nation wide log hauling contest: Dale Frainie, Alex Morales, John Garcia, Mike Bremseth, Tom Long, Alfred Labistida, Daniel Vasquez, George Rhinehart, Gabriel Reyes, Richard Rodriguez, Albert Rodriguez, Mike Roberts, and Andy Otero. f u pg.,--nv-. L1 x ' A ey: V , . rj V - , if Us 12 1- M Fernando Abadie Jerome Amate Gilbert Apodoca John Archer Albert Arciero l ,af- ' ff fig'-so 5' :wp iv rf, John Armenta Michael Arnold Christopher Baca aa: ' , ' it W 4 , . rc Terrence Barragan Steve Block Daniel Bgdak Dominic Bgrrq 52 1' ' Robgt Brotemorkle Rudolph Conchola John Carlow Michael Callendo Gerardo Carrasco RUY Cdffeon Richard Carrillo Anthony Caru5o 2 v. r l I .ll, Albert Cercecles Ralph Chavez Robert Chavez Edward Chaparro ik l I, Peter Chvulef Robert Chow James Clements LII7'-I 1-'-':' ,:,35Q2 N y 1 I , X. I -3 Thomas Closser Dennis C0ffeY Donald Crispin Robert Culvecux John Davis Robert De Alba Steve De Costa Joseph De Pierro William Dewberryf Jahh Diaz Gilheff Duron Joseph Duran l . 1 up Lewis Emery William Emch Anthony Enriquez Stephen Enriquez few-1 5-'H ,,,- ..- RT' Ramon Espinso Ruben Escobosg im Paul Favero gg- mg. KS' Richard Richard Franco Andrew Frumento V 'H I . 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J I .., .X in 'sax' ' i :4j7fXf. jsfgfail i 1 is! in me it-hr. 1. :7 --f- ln E X ' u 5 ' Wt' ,- +I Tom Schell George Smith Richard fi Richard Spinelli Us Robert Sfellu Mike Sullivan Machael Takera Michael Takeuchi Michael Terrich Edward Terrell 34 ltiif lf, E 3 lil ga lm 1 'Q if i - .4-'f in r ,file , i is Richard Valdez Ruben Valdez Michael Raluh Velasquez John Whitton John Williams Juniors participated in lunch time intramural program. Y -. .-,-.- .1 . 1 .Y - l, . A P. Y K, -54, A I ' 3 . . gl .' W V ,Q V K X Vt'-. ,I . ' J ttf?- l 7 ' -+- - t T . Class 308 was caught unuwares by yearbook photographer. -.fi L.,-4 YY . Q Q? .,-s, G, Au Q I A '-3. .nv -' '- .- -,F 3120 v- I Lt. f-P. . Sam W. Allevato 340 Oakwood St., Montebello St. Benedict's7 Manager 17 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Apostleship of Prayer 37 Sam's ambition is to en- ter college after graduation. L' . 1 . , Robert Apodoca 6149 E. Olympic, Los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus7 C Basketball 17 Class Officer 17 Dance Commit- tee 3, 47 Band 1, 27 Bob looks forward to college after gradua- tion. t A- 0 Q if Thomas J. Barbosa . 421 W. Elmgate St., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal7 B Basketball 1, 27 A Basketball 3,47 B Track 2,37 A Track 47 Cross Country 2-4: Class Officer 47 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Newspaper 3,41 Yearbook 3, 47 Pep Club 2,3,47 C.S.F. 3,4. ki S a i' Frank Arbizu Jr. 2201 W. Lincoln Ave., Montebello Miraculous Medal7 lmgr: B Foot- ball l7 A Football 2,3,47 B Bas- ketball 2t7 C Track7 Sodality 37 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Newspaper 3,47 Yearbook 1,47 Drama 37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Frank hopes to un- dertake accounting in college. I Q. ' fi 3 -'l'5 , i .V -gi Frank J. Arciero 2601 W. Lincoln Ave., Montebello Miraculous Medal7 B Football 17 A Football 2,3,4f B Basketball 1, 2,37 J.V. Baseball 17 A Baseball 2,3,47 Class Officer 1,2,37 Letter- men's Club 2,3,47 Pep Club 1-4: Student Body President7 College next. Louis J. Barrios 1580 Mira Valle St. Monterey Park St. Thomas Aquinas7 Cross Coun try27 Class Officer 17 Sodality 47 Dance Committee 37 Band 1,2,47 Pep Club 3,42 Chess Club 47 Li brary League 47 Art Club 47 Col lege next. it Joseph Alvarez Jr. 2476 Elkgrove Ave. City of Commerce Marcellinus7 After graduation, will enter college. i J Albert L. Aviles Jr. 336 N. Sunol Dr., Los Angeles 63 Our Lady of Guadalupe7 B Track 2,37 A Track 47 Cross Country 3, 47 Band 1,2,3,47 lettermen's Club 3,47 C'Track 17 College or the Marines. ,X , LJ 'l S i 3 Anthony Anton 3914 Amistad Ave., Pico Rivera C Football 17 B Football 27 B Track 1,37 A Track 47 Band 1, 27 Tony will attend E. L.A. College after graduation. i 1 Y Q Dale K, Babb 214 E. Bencamp St., San Gabriel St. Anthony's7 Class Officer 47 Newspaper 47 College after grad- uation. John J. Becker 1261 S. Lincoln Ave. Monterey Park St. Stephen's Sodality 47 Band 1, 27 Veritas 3,47 C.S,F. 2,3,47 John intends to enter college aft- er graduation. 1 l l .J Duane S. Bertiz 1823 W, Ferguson Dr., Montebello St. Benedict's Sodality 47 Glee Club 1,27 Newspaper 47 Pep Club 2,37 C.S.F. 3,47 Loyola University next. .i L4.i7'f Stephen Bitter 118 E. Bencamp, San Gabriel St. Anthony's7 J.V. Baseball 27 Glee Club 1,27 College after grad- uation. l Richard J, Bruich 9009 Reichlihg Lane Pico Rivera St. Hillary's7 A Football 3,47 B Track 37 A Track 47 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Pep Club 3,47 College after graduation. James G, Bianco 6217 Redbird Drive., Pico Rivera St. Hilary's Yearbook 47 In col- lege, Jim plans to major in auto- tive engineering. i Paul A, Borthwick 209 N. Lincoln Ave. Monterey Park Sf. Stephens'7 B Track 27 Apos- tleship of Prayer 37 Paul plans to attend college after graduation. Thomas J. Bria 312 W, Almora St., Monterey Park it .Q is i Thomas A. Botana 845 .S. Ynez Ave. Monterey Park St. Stephen's7 B Basketball 17 A Basketball 2,3,47 J.V. Baseball 27 A Baseball 3,47 B Track 17 Dance Committee 2,32 Lettermen's Club 2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Coach- ing or accounting in college. ' a Miraculous Medal Band 1,27 Let- - I'-ls, Q termen's Club 47 Newspaper 2,3, , V 7' 47 Pep Club 3,47 College after 1 . graduation. ' is 0 . Q i Larry P. Birtia 2402 N. Strathmore South San Gabriel St. Anthony's Class Officer .li C.S.F. 2,37 Apostleship of Prayer C.S.F. 2,37 Apostleship of Prayer 3. i, N. 1 - - .K Curtis M. Boxley 145 E, Arlight St., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal7 B Basketball 27 B Track 1,27 A Track 3,47 Cross Country 1,27 Speech and Debate 37 Lettermen's Club 47 Pep Club 1,2,37 College next. Andrew M. Bustillos 518 S. Amalia Ave, los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus7 B Track li Glee Club 1,27 Plans to enter college after graduation. QQ 4. 2- Thomas A, Burciaga 4464 E. Fourth St., los Angeles 22 sl- AlPh0f1SUS: C Football 17 B Track 17 lettermen's Club 2,3,47 NEWSPUPBV 4: Veritas Ed.-in- Chief 3-4: Yearbook 2,3,47 Tom plans a pre-medical major at Cal- ifornia State. i I.,-5.!l1:.-u -a' 5. ir 5 5 Christopher Caronna 632 E. Dewey, San Gabriel St. Anthony's5 C FootbaIl5 College is Chris' ambition after gradua- tion. ll S V: j T Ernest J. Collosi 2011 Emerald Way Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 B Track 3,45 Cross Country 45 Class Officer l, 35 Dance Committee 45 'Band 3,45 Yearbook 25 Ernest looks ahead to college. Albert A, Corral 155 S. Woods Ave. Los Angeles 22 St. Alpl1onsus5 Glee Club 1,25 Al intends to center college in the .fall. Richard L Castillo 412 E. Femfield Dr. Monterey Park Miraculous Medal C Football 1 B Track 1,4, Cross Country 4, Dance Committee 3,45 Band 1,25 After graduation, college. Patrick J, Davy 428 E. Femfield Dr. Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 C Football 15 B Football 25 A Football 3,45 B Basketball 25 A Basketball 35 B ,s Track 25 A Track 3,45 Glee Club ' f- 1,25 lettermen's Club 3,4. . 1 Edward Carrillo 824 Bartolo, Montebello St. Hilary's Dance Committee 3, 45 Speech and Debate 35 News- paper 3,45 Pep Club 35 Art Club 45 College obiective after gradua- tion. P l l 5 el John G. Corral 129 N. 20th Street, Montebello St. Benedict's5 Glee Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 25 To attend college is John's present ambition. Marlo de Cerda , ,, 8841 Coffman and Pico Rd. 9 Pico Rivera 51. Hilary's Manager 2,35 Letter- ' men's Club 45 Mario will pursue higher education in college next 1 Il I it-4 ' fi at-5 1 5 l Y , l 1 'Q Richard T, Chval 2920 Via San Carlo, Montebello Miraculous Medal5 J.V. Baseball 1,25 A Baseball 3,45 l.ettermen's Club 3,45 Newspaper 45 Year- book 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 A career in commercial art interests Rick. Robert E, Cota 2520 Kurt Ave., City of Commerce St. Marcellinus5 B Football 25 A Football 45 B Track 25 A Track 3,45 Cross Country 35 Leftermen's Club 3,45 Bob hopes to become a lab technician maior in college. l 9 A-,X .av l Roger Derus 1700 S. Vega St., Alhambra Saint Stephen's5 Cross Country lMgrl 25 Dance Committee 3,45 Band 15 Pep Club 15 Collge is Roger's next educational obiective. 1 , Q X l te . Ruben S, Diaz 3561 Garnet St., Los Angeles Resurrection7 Class Officer 3 Dance Committee 47 Band 1,2 Pep Club l7 Ruben will enter col lege next year. 0 N I Gregory R. Faciane 319 Kingsford St., Monterey Park St. Stephen's7 C Footbal 17 B Football 27 A Football 3,47 A Track 3,47 Greg plans to enter college next year. 'U s t L 1 Victor O. Gallardo San Marina Ave., Montebello Benedict's Class Officer 17 peech and Debate 3,47 Glee Club ,27 Newspaper 47 C.S.F. 2,47 ic will enter college next fall emester. . Jacob M. Dubick 810 W. Wording Ave., Montebello St. Benedict's Jack intends to en- ter college this year following graduation. l Gerald D, Faustinos tn f 7 1 E, 2517 Kurt Ave., City of Commerce St, Marcellinus7 B. Football 27 A Football 37 B Track 27 A Track 3,47 Cross Country 47 Class Offi- cer 2,37 Student Body Officer 47 Dance Committee 3,47 Speech and Debate 47 Newspaper 47 C.S.F. 37 College next. Fernando Garcia 4038 E. Floral Dr., Los Angeles Our lady of Guadalupe7 C Foot- ball 7.17 B Track7 College after graduation. m I Rene E. Estrada 1085 Alma Ave., I.os Angeles h Frank Franco 1400 Loma Verde Monterey Park St. Thomas Aquinas7 After gradu- ation, Frank will enlist in the Armed Forces. 0 Our Lady of Talpa7 B Track 37 A Track 47 Cross Country 47 Glee Club 27 Newspaper 47 College after graduation. . X ' . William Freedland 680 Cecil St., Monterey Park St. Stephen's7 B Football 27 A Football 3,47 B Track 27 A Track 37 Lettermen's Club 47 College next fall semester. John Garcia 1122 So. Clela Ave. East Los Angeles Emesl V- Fuenles sf. Alphonso, Band 1,27 college 1325 Rid eside Dr 9 ' next. M onterey Pork in law. St. Thomas Aquinas7 C Football Football 37 B Track 2 Speech and Debate 47 Newspaper 47 College and possibly a career Q so s f Mm .l-ll 7 ,.,, V ini, ' Q ' 7 ffgg ' 'L i j Q.. . Q .:. Mark P. Gill 441 W. Arlight St. Monterey Park - Miraculous Medal7 Class Officer 2 37 Sodality 47 Newspaper 47 Year book 2,3,42 Pep Club t,2,3,4 After graduation, Mark will at r 7 ' Jose E. Giron Jr, 633 N. Bradshawe St. Montebello Saint Alphonsus7 Band 'l,2,3,4i l.ettermen's Club 47 Joe's obiec- tive after graduation is to attend college. tend college. l l, ' gf 7 w 5 . lil Leonard W. Gomez 961 N. Adobe, Montebello Saint Benedict's7 Apostleship of Prayer 37 College after gradua- tion. Edward J. Hamby 2200 Via Camille, Montebello 'Miraculous Medal7 C Basketball 1,27 J.V. Baseball 27 A Baseball 3,47 Speech and Debate 37 Year- book 17 Architectural studies in college. . 9 7 4 2- L 7 A Victor Gonzales 909 5. Oakwood St., Montebello Saint Benedict's7 Class Officer 27 Band 17 Vic intends to study busi ness administration in college. 1 's if F k 9 E t . Michael A. Gonzales 2205 W. Victoria Ave. Montebello Miraculous Medal7 B Track 1,27 Band l7 Mike plans an Air Force career after college. ., William S. Gonzales 320 N. 'l9th St., Montebello Saint Benedict's7 C Football 17 B. Football 2,37 A Football 47 Track 27 Golf 47 Class Offiecr 47 Speech and Debate 3,47 College after graduation. Darold N. Harris ll 420 N. 5th St., Montebello Saint Benedict's7 Interested in be- coming a commercial airlines pilot or electronics engineer. iq f 7 f . ' E . i I L1 i . sg, L ' I Manuel B. Goitia Jr. 608 N. Sixth St., Montebello Saint Benedict's7 Sodality 47 Dance Committee 3,47 Glee Club l,2,37 Lettermen's Club 47 Art Club 47 Apostleship of Prayer 3,47 Career as a commercial artist. , . Abelard Guzman 227 IN. Record Ave., l.os Angeles Our Lady of Lourdes7 B. Football 27 Cross Country 37 lntends to become a commercial artist. l i A Eugene Harrison 832 N. Keenan, Monteblelo Saint Alphonsus7 Hopes to enter into the field of dentistry. 5 i l S Charles J. Hines 311 E. Madison Ave., Montebello Saint Benedict's5 Class Officer 15 Yearbook 15 Collge is Charlie's obiective after graduation. i Donald A Irwin 2001 Verde Vista, Monterey Park Saint Stephen's B Football 25 Don plans a major in law while in college. T 4 J 5 J J, Dennis R. Kelley 205 E. Ralph St., San Gabriel Saint Anlhony's5 C Football 15 B Football 25 A Football 3,45 A Baseball 45 B Track lg A Track 2,35 l.ettermen's Club 3,45 News- paper 45 Pep Club 3,45 College next l , . 3 I -Y lllll' A Michael A. Hollowaty 300 E, Markland Dr. Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Golf 1,25 Officer 1,25 Lettermen's Club 45 Pep Club 1,25 Attendance los Angeles State College. 1 l ll' f l 9 l ,Q Russell J. Joens 2028 Fulton Ave., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 B Football 15 A Football 25 B Basketball 1,25 A Track 1, 25 Class Officer 15 Geology is of great interest to Russ. James A. Jimenez 4718 E. Hammel St., Los Angeles Our Lady of Soledad5 B Basketball 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Attendance at college is Jim's next ambition. l gr Richard C. Hunsinger 1019 S. Nancawer Ave. Los Angeles Saint Alpl1onsus5 C Football 2 Dance Committee 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Library league 45 Art Club 45 College next. 1 ' . 14 . .4 1 Dennis A. Johnson 4509 Durfee Ave., Pico Rivera Saint Francis5 A Football 35 Man- Gilbert Kelley 149 Diane Way, Monterey Park Saint Stephen's5 C Football 15 A Football 35 Gil plans to attend college next. P 1, :uv David D. Karnos ager 1,25 Class Officer 35 Speech and Debate 35 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Interest in dentistry. Alberl J. Lopez 1326 N. Cordon Drive Los Angeles Saint Teresita's5 C Football 15 A Football 2,3,45 B Basketball 27 B Track 15 A Track 25 Class Of- ficer 2,35 Student Body Officer 45 Sodality 35 l.eltermen's Club 3,45 Newspaper 45 Engineering or the 422 S. Pomelo, Monterey Park 'euching profession. 1, f li E ' l Saint Stephen's5 B Basketball 25 A Baseball 2,35 B Track 15 So- dality 2,3,45 l.ettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Newspaper 45 Drama 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 C.S.F. 25 College next . J 1 ,gf ,- t 9 1 . . . , I Alfred J. Lopez 8039 Clarinda Ave., Pico Rivera St. Marieannes, A Football 3, Let- lermen'st Club 3,45 Architectural drafting in college. Michael J. Lozier- 2412 Lincoln Ave., Montebello Miraculous Medal Class Officer Speech and Debate 3,43 Mike vuill attend college after graduation. 4'l'l N. Ynez Ave., Monterey Park David C. Mangels 2704 N. Stingle Ave. South San Gabriel - 1' .1 Felio E. Lopez Jr. 700 S. Davis Ave., Montebello St. Benedict'sp C Track 27 Felio in- 'w . fi l 4, . EE t , Michael W. Lowe 1705 S. Second St., Alhambra St. Stephen's7 Sodalily 3,41 Band lg Yearbook 2,3,4p Drama 4, Pep Club 3,45 College next. 4: l G Q in A ,g LX - ' St, Anlhony'sg B track li Glee Club 'l,2,3,4y l.ettermen's ,Club 47 Drama 3,47 College next. .A-my-ig Joseph L, Manresa 466 S. Fraser Ave. Los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsusp Manager 2,3,4g Sodality 45 Lettermen's Club 3,4, Newspaper 4, Pep Club 37 Apos- tleship of Prayer 47 Trade tech after gracluaion. EN Q tends to enter college next, l Y , . . Fil lj YF 1:1 , l Robert D. Lopez 737 San Angelo Ave., Montebello St. Benedict's7 A Football 3, Bob will attend iunior college after graduation. ,X 0 X Thomas O. Maitre St. Stephen's B Track 1,27 ln col- lege Tom hopes to achieve a Bachelor of Arts degree in math- ematics. I 'J 1 LQ s n . I 4 , . i . , X. Thomas C. Maliff 2512 Travers Ave. City of Commerce St. Marcellinusy C Football lg B Football 2, Manager 35 Glee Club 2,3,4y Lettermen's Club 47 Drama 37 College next. i Alfred Martinez 468 Nassau Ave., Los Angeles 63 Our Lady of Lourdes, C Football lp A Football 37 Band l,2,3,4, Let- termen's Club 3,45 C Track 'l,2p Carlos Marquez 218 N. Townsend Los Angeles Our Lady of Lourdes7 B Football 1 2, A 47 B Track 1, A 37 Band 1 27 Junior College next. 1 I D .5 ' Frank A. Marty 200 N. 12th St., Montebello C Football 1,27 Class Officer 'l,2, 37 Glee Club 1,2,3i College i Edward Moore 3222 Lanfranco St., Los Angeles Our Lady of Talpa7 A Track 4: Cross Country 47 Sodality 4: Glee Club 1,2,37 Lettermen's Club 47 College next. 7 1 0 Arthur Martinez 745 S. Montebello Blvd. Montebello St. Benedicl7 Sodality 47 Art has college in his future. Q 1 - Tom Matush 517 W. Gleason St. Monterey Park St. Alphonsus7 B Basketball 1,2, A 3,47 Baseball .l.V. 2, A 3,47 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Gamma Pi Gamma 47 Tam's next step will be college. 7 itll... l i I 1 5 Julian Meza 212 N. Townsend Ave. Los Angeles 63 Our Lady of Lourdes7 C Football 17 Dance Committee 17 college nexh L Arthur Mora 5549 Repetto Ave. Los Angeles 22 51- AlPhonsus7 Dance Committee 3,41 Glee Club 1,27 college next, E .I Edward A, Montiio 5561 Pomona Blvd. los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus7 Ed has great plans for the future. l 3: . . 1 Thomas G, Martinez 293 Blackshear Ave., los Angeles St. Alphonsus7 Glee Club 1,27 col- lege next. . Setrak Minasian 377 N. Simmons Ave., Montebello Our Lady Queen of' Martyrs7 A Track 2,37 Manager 17 Class Of- ficer 47 Glee Club 17 Architect ma- lor. Edward A. Moreno 10091l1 S. Gage Ave. Los Angeles 23 Our Lady of Soledad7 Class Of- ficer 1,2,47 Speech and Debate 1 2,47 Newspaper 47 C.S.F. 1,2 Pre-Law at college next. ' I. . . , 1 s M . i Patrick J. O'Brien it it fi . , , 5 i 7 'fl l ly T i. l l , . Michael W. Novicki Arfhur E. N02 8226 E. Elsmore Drive South San Gabriel St. Anthony's7 C Football 17 B Football 27 A Football 3,47 J.V. Baseball 27 B Track 1,27 A Track 37 Manager 37 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Teaching or engineering. Michael O'Hagan 3231 Jackson Avenue South San Gabriel A Football 37 B Track 17 A Track 27 Golf 17 Newspaper 27 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Mike plans on cal- lege after graduation. J 5002 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles Saint Alphonsus7 A Track 47 Cross Country 47 Class Officer 47 Art plans to attend college next fall. ,x 1 Raul J. Olivas 243 E. Riggin St., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal7 C Football l A Football 2,3,47 B Basketball 2 A Track 3,47 Class. Officer 1 Glee Club 1,2,37 Lettermen's Club 3,4. o Stephen M. Petix 509 N. 18th St., Montebello St. Benedict's: C Football 17 B Football 27 Manager 37 Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Steve will attend 1 A, ll V! A, 9 l . 5 , 1724 Colegrove Ave., Montebello St. Benedict's7 B Basketball 1,27 A Basketball 3,47 J.V. 17 A Base- ball 2,3,47 Class Officer 1,37 Stu- dent Body Vice-President7 Letter- men's Club 2,3747 Pep Club 1,2, 3,47 College next. l college next fall semester. 7 - l 1 ' ir 'L , , i Gregory J. Pawlik le -' 2404 Isabella Ave. G I P . Monterey Park onzu O U19 5442 E. Pomona Blvd. Miraculous Medal7 C. Football 17 B Football 27 A Football 3,47 C Track 17 Speech and debatel-47 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Newspaper 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,37 Chess Club 3,47 College next. Theodore A, Prieto Jr. 305 Kingsford, Monterey Park St. Stephen's7 Class Officer 37 Sodulity 47 Art Club 47 Apostle- if ship of Prayer 47 After gradua- , ' tion from Cantwell, Ted will at- tend college. L 7 l Y ll A V I Los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus7 lntends to ent upopn a career in the medic profession while attencling co lege. ALFRED PILOTO 602 N. Ford Blvd. Los Angeles 22 Our Lady of Soledad7 Track 1, Football 1,2. Peter Rockwell Arthur A- Ruiz C Onnik J. Pulatian 713 N. Leonard St., Montebello Our Lady Queen of the Martyrs5 Class Officer 35 Glee Club 1,25 C Track 2,35 Will undertake stu- dies in architectural engineering in college. F4-' fide - f5iFe:'s?1'i? A -' eg.. i ego- .g - , Ll. actin Y X 1 325k ip: 'i'.hY Q, 5 4 . :nf liz, . i A' 1 ' It , . , ' I . ' H31 if ' ' 4 Ronald R. Ramirez 9946 Alesia Sreett, El Monte Epiphany5 Class Officer 3,45 Band 15 C Track 15 Chess Club .45 Ron looks forward to college after graduation. -H l A 132 Bluff Road, Montebello St. Benedict's5 C Football 15 B Football 25 J.V. Baseball 1,25 Band 15 Next fall Pete intends to enter college. c, f Z 5 ' D 5 .. L William M, Pulice ' 2146 Fitzgerald City of Commerce St. Marcellinus Sodality 45 Year7 book 3,45 Bill will go to collegel next. E William C. Reames 268 E. Gleason Street Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 B Basketball 1,25 A Basketball 45 Class Offi- cer 15 Newspaper 45 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 C.S.F. 2,3,45 College next. Joseph Rizzi 728 S. Taylor Ave., Montebello St. Benedict's5 B Basketball 25 J.V. Baseball 15 A Baseball 2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Ma- ior in History and Phys. Ed. li If Patrick Reynolds 649 N. Hendricks St., Montebello Miraculous Medal5 C Football.15 B Football 25 A Baseball 15 C Track 25 A Track 35 Glee Club 1,25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,45 College after gradua- tion. 41 'll Joe C. Quintero 426 S. Ferrerly Ave. Los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus5 C Football 15 B Football 25 A Football 3,45 B Track 25 A Track 35 Manager 45 Sodality 45 Dance Committee 3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Newspaper 45 Pep Club 35 Apostleship of Pray- er 45 College next. v i Walter J. Rickards 1040 Ridgecrest Street Monterey Park St. Thomas Aquinas5 Glee Club 1,25 After graduation from Cant- well, Walt will attend college next. Gordon J. Ryan 820 N. Third Street, Montebello St. Benedict's5 College is Gor- don't next obiective after gradu- ation. 219 N. Ditman Ave., los Angeles Our Lady of Lourdes5 C Football 15 Dance Committee 45 Art plans attendance at college next year. H: . 5 K L . d i 9 Rvnvld l-- RYUH Alexander P. Sandoval 9509 Underwood sl'-1 Pico Rllfem 462 S. Ferris Ave., Los Angeles 22 l St. Hilary's5 Class Officer 45 To Sr, Alphgngugi J.V. gasel-,GH Lg. l attend college is Ron's next ob- iective. 3 I l Michael Santillan 1480 Crest Visitir Dr. St. Thomas Aquinas5 B Football 25 A Football 35 J.V. Baseball I5 A Track 25 Class Officer 2. 1 John .l. Santoscoy 4200 Mandalay Drive los Angeles 63 Saint Lucy's5 John is planning to enter upon a career tn engineer- ing after study in college, O 15 A Baseball 3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Glee Club l,25 Lettermen's Club 3,47 Pep Club 35 Career in law Anthony Sandoval 2533 Elkgrove Ave. City of Commerce St. Marcellinus5 A Football 45 B Track 3,45 Cross Country 35 Class Officer 45 Course of study in the field of psychiatry. Ronald F. Schutt 3824 E. 61st Street Huntington Park St. Rose of l.ima5 Class ,Officer 25 Glee Club l,25 After graduation from Cantwell, Ron will attend college. 5 . Q . ii . . 1 L3 ' .2 7,13 Ken C. Scherer 324 N. Spruce, Montebello Saint Benedict's5 C Basketball ly J.V. Baseball l,25 Class Officer l,2,3,45 Dance Committee 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 345 College or music profession. Richard J. Shubsda 'I37 N. Vail Ave., Montebello Saint Benedict's5 Class Officer 45 Chess Club 45 College is Rich's obiective after graduation. Ray Silva 1931 McPl1errin, Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 Chess Club 45 Ray has intentions of entering the field of engineering. P c 3 George V. Schwab 6465 Northside Dr., Los Angeles St. AlPl'lOl'1SUS: C Football ly B Football 25 A Football 3,45 A Track 2,35 Speech and Debate 3, 45 Glee Club 1,25 George plans to attend college after gradua- tion. 1 Robert Silva 552 S. Kern Ave., Los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus5 C Football li Mon ager li Manager l,2,35 Class ficer 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 C T lg Apostleship of Prayer 35 reer in low enforcement. autumn Mike will be attending i Robert L, Sotelo 2319 Couts Ave. 1 7, Michael J. Stanton 534 Milliken Ave., Whittier Saint Mary's Glee Club 1,27 Next' college. City of Commerce St. Marcellinus7 Manager 2,3,4i Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Letlermen's Club 3,47 Bob intends to enter college after graduation from Cantwell. r 3 Lawrence L, Stevens 1061 E. Crest Way Monterey Park C Football 17 A Football 37 Larry intends to go to dental college. 1 Martin Taniguchi 3529 Forecastle Ave. West Covina7 Saint Martha's B Track 27 Class Officer 37 Glee Club 1,27 After graduation, at- tendance at los Angeles State College. 1 ' f ul' . Q ...- , John P. Street 313 E. Andrix, Monterey Park Miraculous Medal7 B Football 27 A Football 3,47 J.V. Basketball 27 B Track 1,27 A Track 37 News paper 1,27 College next autumn. 3 ze i .27 Walter J. Stucka 2216 Isabella Ave., Monterey Pork7 Miraculous Medal7 C Foot- ball 17 Golf 3,47 Class Officer 1, 27 Dance Committee 3,47 Glee Club 1,27 College for Walt after graduation. ll ,i A 1 James Sterner 5532 Citronell Ave., Pico Rivera St. Hilary's Manager 27. Band 17 ln college Jim will motor in phy- sical education. i E ' l is 1 l l 1 Phillip J. Swain 5414 Dorner Drive, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus7 Student Body Offi- cer 3,47 Sodality 3,47 Glee Club 1,2,3,47 lettermen's Club 47 Pep Club l,3,4f Library League 2,3,47 Jesuit seminary for Phil. Marno A. Tavarez 1248 S. Sunol Drive Los Angeles 23 Our Lady Of Victory7 C Football 17 B Football 27 C Basketball 17 B Basketball 27 J.V. Baseball 1, 2,37 B Track 3,47 Pep Club 3,47 College next. i 1 P l 1 James M. Tabizon . 485 Via San Clemente, Montebello Miraculous Medal7 Jim wishes to attend Trade Tech after gradua- tion from Cantwell. Carl A. Telles 121 Beach Street, Montebello St. Benedict's7 C Basketball 27 Speech and Debate 27 Yearbook 37 Pep Club 37 Carl plans to at- tend collegf' next semester. S 1 David Valdepena Q . ,f l 4 Samuel T. Truiillo 601 S. Taylor, Montebello Et. Benedict's5 C Football 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Sam's next intention is to attend college. U 1 5.5 5' Q 4 -G Manuel B, Valle 560 S. McDonnell'Ave. Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 C Football I5 B Football 35 B Track 1,2,35 A Track 45 Class Officer 25 Junior college and architectutral drafting. 201 N. Nelson Place, Montebello St. Benedict's5 C Football 15 B Football 1,25 J.V. Baseball 1,25 B Track 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Apos- tleship of Prayer 45 Trade School atfer graduation. I el af. Y 2' FT ' we Q it in 5 ' 3 Edward Verdugo 229 S. Park Ave., Montebello St. Beneclict's C Football lg B Football 25 A Football 35 Glee Club 1,2,a, Pep club 1, Next qu- lumn, Ed will enter college. Thomas Villanueva 728111 S. La Verne, Los Angeles St, Alphonsus5 B Basketball 15 B Track 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club lp Tom intends to secure a college education after gradua- tion. .ff , Lawrence L. Uballez 5509 Hosting St., Los Angeles 22 St. Alphonsus5 B Football 15 A Football 3,45 B Track lg A Track 2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Dance Committee li Lettermen's Club 35 Pep Club 15 Apostleship of Pray- er 1,25 College next. .1 1 i 5 1 Frank T. Vasquez 805 Marconi, Montebello Miraculous Medal5 C Basketball 15 B Basketball 25 Class Officer 1, 2,35 Plans to study for a sales career in college. Burt V. Vosburgh 7625 EJ Ramona Blvd. South San Gabriel St. Anlhtony S. Band lf AP05ile ship of Prayer 3. I s 1 l Michael E. Urban 613 W. Markland Drive Monterey Park St. Alphonsus5 B Football 15 A Football 2,3,45 B Basketball 15 A Basketball 2,3,45 J. V. Baseball 25 A Baseball 35 Class Officer 25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Chief Jus- tice, Student Court5 College next. e l Louis R. Vega 658 Oakford Drive, Los Angeles St. Alphonsus5 Glee Club 15 After college, will enter the Merchant Marine. L ' fi James A. Welton 539 Ackley St., Monterey Park Miraculous Medal5 After gradua tion,' Jeff intends to secure a college education. if '-2.7 Armando de la Torre 221 N. Hicks Ave., Las Angeles Our Lady of lourdesg C Football lg Chess Club 3,45 Plans to at- tend college after graduation from Cantwell. G . i P Charles P. 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E '. 1' E -g . - 1 . ,-,N-.fe 55 .t ' ' 4 1, Q L aiu L dj i ff-'ff ' 5? , J-9 it 4 5 -2 9 - , E I - 5 , ' -5 ' A . V f - 1 ' 1-z --ifgg s, .e 379' - A , A ,. , . 'fs f . A.. . i T ' U 1 'W' f A its-.,'Q f f:Li.Lg:.5, 5,0 -j.5l.x,1-Q -f.. Mem- - '- ,, ,, ft ' if-:f'4,.,, . A ' ' We M, ,s-,9:.:ga,t1-,1 ..-i... ',,-M1,,.i1'g-gee' .-s-e f .. f', 1 'A .541 g,',','.ag,!Eg+1gb417ggJri'f.F .-,,lgfF:g.,:,,L:eQl7,,2s3,. .wmv-'f fe' T- ',:7Q'2f1vjv'25g,f:sfd,f - 4 'TC 2,5-3 - ' Agnes-,--e-t-' 5-935'-'f. , -ik ' 1x,4? sfI rs:.,: me jg fr' Y . .' , W fr .Zu ,gg t s., , fa? -s ' V ' . .. ' Y -2 4- VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1964-First Row: Jesse Lopez, Mark Paulin, Rich Castro, Bob Cota, Mike Urban, Dennis Kelley, Raul Olivas, Dick Bruich, Dave Griialva, Sean Haley, George Schwab, Tony Sandoval. Second Row: Ray Carreon, Frank Arciero, Danny Sanchez, Carlos Marguez, Mike Schaaf, John Davis, Greg Faciane, Greg Pawlik, Joe Quintero, George Smith, John Renia, Bob Griff. Third Row: Ed McDermott, Pat Davy, Ed Terrell, Bob Guzman, Mike Novicki, Bill Gonzales, Tom Closser, Al Lopez, Joe O'Laughlin, Another Rough Season . . As'with recent football seasons hopes were high that Cantweli's team could return again to a winning season. But as was evidenced early in spring, Cantwell N lacked the depth which is so important to any football team. And so, faced with the prospects of another long season, Coach Kabal and assistant coach Bob Stengall worked the team on desire, a factor equally as important as strength or speed in any football game. The fruits of our team's efforts were clouded in their first game by a powerful Cathedral team which handed us a 'I9-0 defeat. Faced with an even stronger team in South Pasadena the Cantwell team had to overcome the discouragement of an initial defeat. The loss of the CardinaI's first string guard larry Ubellaz fired up the team. They went on to grind out huge chunks of yardage in playing their most brilliant game of the year. What had begun in a feeling of unsureness ended that night in a satisfaction of the sport which could come only through such a team effort. Despite our loss to South Pasadena we had won a spirit which was evident in all of the remaining games of the season. Typical of Cantwell's spirit was the versatile co-captain, Mike Urban, who played end, tackle, and tailback on offense as well as defensive end and line- backer. Another of Cantwell's co-captains, Dennis Kelly, displayed his determi- nation by overcoming an early season iniury to ploy consistent and all-out foot- ball in every game. The Card's other co-captain Raul Olivas lived up to expec- tations with his aggressive line play. But probably the most representative in football of everything that is Cant- well this year was Frank Arciero. Butch combined his skill of the game with an unsurpassed individual effort which eventually won him the respect of his opponents in every game as well as a berth on the first string All-League team as linebacker. Another all-around man from Cantwell this year was AI Lopez. Playing at blocking-back, the most difficult position on the field, AI used his experience well in quickly showing that he could handle the blocking assign- ments as well as lead the offensive team. A fine punt returner as well as pass reeciver and defensive back this year was Carlos Marquez. Pat Davy, playing at defensive end, proved a strong asset lo the team by his presence at this position. CantweIl's sizeable first l string center George Schwab showed his contributions through his effort as winner of the Senior award for most improved player. Greg Pawlik showed that size and speed were not the only things that mattered in football as he worked l his way to a position on the defensive team by his sheer effort. Turning in a good season this year was Richard Freedland, who played beyond his expecta- tions on the defensive line. Two more of our seniors turned in exceptionally ood omes this ear: Mike Novicki, in the Mater Dei game, and Joe Quintero Couch Kabul' and Coach Slengal reflect ?n theiell Garden: game, which Cantwell won 20-14. concern over Cardinal play. l t Mark Paulm a promrsmg sophomore back reaches hugh fo snare a pass from Frank Arclero Mlke Urban grabs a short pass over the center for ca sux yard gcun aga1nstServlfe W Cardinals Show Determination it--ww 'Jw-f - -sail, ,451 my asf, ,' VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Cantwell Opp. O Cathedral I9 7 So. Pasadena 14 O Bishop Amat 25 20 Bell Gardens 14 7 Mission 14 6 St. Paul 36 O Mater Dei 21 l 2 Servite 34 l4 Salesian 7 56 ,, 'Q' Al Lopez gathers in pitch-out against Mission as Bob Cots follows up play. Dick Bruich l24l attempts to circle left end as Frank Arciero l32l trails play. :mf 'ff 1.:2 'wafg-f' .' 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FOOTBALL TEAM 1964 First row: James Baca, Hector Baylon, Mark Goebel, Art Salas, Dan Cooper, Dan Bruich, Chris Berru, Mark Williams, Eddie Valenzuela, Doug Young, and Craig Kiefer. Second row: Manuel Esparza, Richard Dewberry, Randy Yonai, Art Valleio, Jess Alvarez, .lim Manning, George Gloria, Lee Betancourt, Robert Vasquez, and Chris Barela. Third row: Steve Paralez, Lawrence Baca, Richard Holmes, Mario Valadez, Ernie Bencomo, Tony Manriquez, Mike Gallardo, and Charles Gevoian, Fourh row: Tom Merlino, Joe Reina, Ronald Vasquez, Dave Guerra, Frank Bravo, Bob Davy, Tom Nolan, Joe Monarrez, and James Chavez. Even though our J.V, team lost its opening N game, it still showed an enthusiastic Cantwell l spirit of winning, The team did not have an im- l pressive record, but under the direction of Coach Warner and Coach Garcia, each individual played with the best of his ability without ever giving up. They did not, however, play like a group of individuals, but rather as a team in the real sense of the word, Led by co-captains Dan Bruich, Dan Cooper, and Chris Berru and ioined by Mike Galardo, Bob Davy, Randy Yonai, Ron Vas- quez, Art Vallaio loffensive backsl and Dave Guerra, Art Salas, Charlie Gavoian, Doug Young, Dick Dewberry, Ernie Bencomo, Tom Nolan, and Joe Manarez llinemenl the team developed and made progress to the point 'that it was a dan- gerous threat to any opposing team, The high- light of the season was the defeat of Servite, one of the top contenders for the championship, Excellent blocking led the Cardinals to a first down on this play. 58 The Cee team like the varslty and J V s got off to a bad start losmg thear flrst game to Saint Paul s their second against Mater Den and their third agamst Servrte But unluke the JV s and varslty un the last half of the season they started wm nmg Flrst a vlctory against Servlte and the final two contests against Saleslan The team was led by Joe Gallego tallback who did an outstanding lob of passing and running Co captains of the team were Tom Quugly and Steve Molina Tom Arranga who sparked the team by his breakaway running led the team m the fmal vuctorles Strong support through the season was given by George Belarde defensive safety Mlke Lodata defenslve safety Ray Molma lmebacker Mlke Doak defensive end Gary O Hane snon offensive guard ANTWELL ANTWELL ANTWELL ANTWELL ANTWELL ANTWELL ANTWELL ANTVVELL rv!-vw J 'Mn-is awww-4-'df ee Z SCORES St Pauls Mater Del Servnte St Paul s Mater Del Servute Salesuan Saleslan .gmrifmtif 1. A band of Cantwell tacklers halt Salesnan for a short galn ,ir FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM T964 Flrst row- Nick Stupey, Make Troughton, Steve Abeyta, Jess Samanlego, Chrls Abeyta, Bnan Fam, Andy Cota, Mnke Tully, Wllllam Flaherty, Gary Ohanesnan, Ed Staub, and Mlke Lodata Second row' Ken Rasura, mgr, Mlke Doak, Mike Marshall, Jvm Ventrnglra, Davud Velasco, Tum Bradley, Steve Molma, Rudy Hernandes, Pat Conley, Dave Harris, Gary Shlppy, Denms Relchhuber, and Robert Mares, mgr Third row. George Belarde, Jlm Senteno, Bob Qumtero, Tom Arranaga, Joe Gallego, Tom Davy, Vaughn Delphln, Charles Gloria Tum Gar cla, John Lopez, Tom Prlore, and Richard Ybarra ' slin- 59 ' ' ' ' ' -'-fi: 'F , . F . M, , Y , I . . . . . . . A , + ' ' ' ' if . H lr t - - 1 S, I 1 Y , V I V I l ' V , I 'D . . . - . V: , ., V V I Q- l. - Hi - 1 sig,-' .T .FILE ,,. 2' . I 6, 'N 41 J 1 , J V V' J - ' ' . . . . . . Ji 'Tam H Y my IA 1 Y V 1 n I , . - . '- ,L ' ' . . , . .- ,.,, g . gf - I I I 1 i r ' 15, V.. -,' T, i ' -T, s -'-, . I . . . -- A .5-K J Y V, .. U it Jyj.. I 1 . I A ' ' ' , , V .,1- . I I I ' ,W ,,.t-,,, 'f?,,-A N- 5 ' ' . . V TV ,-,,,.ssg:..1,eh-yr ,S V, . V , . f A A h rg' V I . Y A . s , 1 4-regime, 'A Q V I - I , it Ig Z5-5, It , tl , V A' ' ' L ' 2 - ns. Xi -FJ'-:Fur , ' .W X f Y 5' .. :V 7,35 1-xi , 7 . ' 8 - T 5 .J 'J , W 19 20 f 4. 18 . ' 20 C s N 1 g - ' 'fffm 24 ' W J , ' - . new . f V 'wi' av 6 7 I 27 6 - 33 ' 0 ' ' ' L ' ,V Y l-. . J , J , .Mannion 4 .- ' gl, - . . Y 1 ' - ' -4 , . I-, 1 t fl, ' J X . ' 4 Z , . , A , I 1 L ' .: - - 'X ' V 'V , 4,7 I ,. 1 I ,V . K .. , t bb B A ,J , . V I ' ,E , , . - 1 ' :fi ,I V if , I I , . . -ae g Q 1 L Q If! far' 3? 'WW' 1 ' i T- ' A f Q. Ti- 4 -in -1- L gan' .M , - 1 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY The team is happily about to begin practice iot of IO miles: l. to r. Marcus Leon, Ralph Chavez, Fred Kosin- ski, Jerry Faustinos, Vince Rhinehart, Tom Barbosa, missing Rich Elisadlez, Cross Country Fred Kosinski, Mark Leon and Rich Elisaldez lead the Cardinal Cross-country team off the line, Another successful year was again enioyed by the cross country team. Through hard work the team won more meets than it lost and ended the ' season with a 5-4 record. The heart of the team was composed of seniors who led the team throughout the year. The Var- sity is made up of the following: Tom Barbosa, Jerry Faustinos, Fred Kosinski, Mark Leon, Ralph Chavez, Rich Elizaldez, and Vince Rinehart, The team' is young since 5 of the members are under- classmen. Next year the Varsity will be complimented by the up and coming J,V. team which only dropped three meets the entire year, Ruben Escobosa, Ter- ry Smith, Bob Corona, George Rinehart, Ed Moore, Art Noz, Rene Estrada, and Fred Reyes were the backbone of the J.V. team. The' Varsity team started the year on a winning note by beating in practice meets Bishop Amat and South Pasadena. The team charged into the Catholic League competition with high hopes, They were not to be denied as they easily ran over Serra, The team was disappointed as they lost to Saint Anthony's and Pius X. All hope was not lost as the team bounced back to-defeat Mt. Car- . mel and again the team lost two meets in a row i to Notre Dame and Cathedral, The season was completed with a great flare when the team up- set Loyola and showed its great potential. This defeat caused Loyola to lose a tie for first place in the league. K The team was coached by Mr, Armando Lopez who by his advice and persistence made the team into what it was, lt was not until his arrival that , -f 'Kee M L Cantwell began to be feared in long distance -- . f-. L-we-.C-nice-1-r.: W - ,- - - 5 .- 3 .. 4, C Q tg gEgge:'5it4f22,r-.1.Qi'..,5f3l4Le-filmf - 2 running, His coaching has made Cantwell a force . . W , - pt, Mg. gg.. V-X., 76 A-1' Tl- : .WH ,Q . yy., -gig.,-f,,,i Y, whose runners hold many course records includ- 'fff' 1' l aj ' ing the Catholic League record for 1963 and the .j,.,:. Long Beach State Invitational course record in ,'.. 514' 'fi-,'fT C fi.,.?': ': , ,ji itiiirl.-24 13.311422 211 1963. N A . Kit-sl i HL , M-,-.4 .....,, A., J.V. CROSS COUNTRY . The team eagerly awaits a chance to follow the Varsity: I, to r, Terry Smith, George Rhinehart, Art Noz, Ed Moore, Bob Corona, Rene Estrada, Rube Escobosa, and Fred Reyes, Q-T C C fe. as-it it , T., 3562- M, -lx in 4 'vr l .' E NOVICE CROSS COUNTRY The team I. to r. Chris Barron, Jose Abril, Carlos lberri, Joe Brabander, Ernie Collosi, Rich Castillo, Allen Pena, Ron Culveaux, Dan Lispi, Mike Garcia, Bob Jimenez, .lim Hernandez, Steve Tumasian, Bill Reetz, and Kevin Pawlik. ' EL-L l ll lx 1,6 S Big Mike Urban goes' up high against Maier Dei for two more. if A ' iw , x B Coach Gayion plans half time changes. 62 if Q?-ik, Cardinals Finish Third Victory! Victory! Victory! That was the cry of the 1965 edition of the Cantwell Varsity Bas- ketball team, Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Sal Gayton and led by team captain Tom Botana, the Cardinal quintet experienced an excellent season, though a disappointing one to the players and their coach. With ideas of a League Championship and C.I.F. laurels in mind, they blazed to victory in their first 5 games of the season, including victories over Catholic League champions, Loyola, and Rio Hondo League champions San Marino. With a strong offense and a devastating full court defense, the Cantwell men entered the league with a fine 7-3 record, and were in the heart of the league race until the second of the last game of the season. The season highpoint was the defeat of the sup- posedly invincible Monarchs of Mater Dei on Cantwell's home court, Great credit must be given to Pat O'Brian, Tom Botana, Bob Ro- mero, Jerry Lopez, Tom Matush, Mike Urban, Bill Reames, Earl Hamby, Tom Barbosa, Bob Davy, Rick Valdez, Mike Nuanes, Ray Carreon, and Gary Provezano. With' starters Romero, Lopez, and Hamby returning and with the oth- er great talent from the Varsity and .l.V, teams, 1966 looks like a year for the top spot in the C.l.F. -t. . , V , . . . -- if Y, ,inf . , 1 .. , M ,Hp Sophomore Bob Davy drives hard for bucket against Salesian, if if Captain Tom Botana displays All League form against Servite. 63 M 'F 145 '..sI it Elia' 1 ol, Sig. Mike Urban stretches for an inside shot. 4 iii' Pat O'Briun fights to get c shot while being heavily covered Pat' O'Brian looks to set 64 up the offensive pattern. Bob Romero leads fast break ogamsf Servlte .Ia-.A .4Sl Jerry Lopez scores CI lay up against Servlte for 2 'Fom Muiush goes hugh for rebound whale opponents wcfch 'P ,ff E: , , ' - 4:'5f'4t ig , Q . l i .f ,Y.-- .fl--HM'-54 x SA 8 ,,- uf? . . r 4 r F I 0 1 . , H r ,. i r i ' - FM' 1 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM iBottom Row L to Rl Dennis Kawase, Gerard Ragusa, Gene Reames, Ernie Barbosa, Don Rizzi, Mark Paulm. iTop Row L to Rl Bill Lowe, Joe Manarez, Mike Sullivan, John Reina, Alex Menchaca, Mike Doak, Mike Sullivan breaks away from Servite player for a lay-up. 66 J.V. Finish Strong Ernie Barbosa and Gene Reames from a defensive barrier to Cl Mater Dei player. The J.V. squad this year proved to be a balanced team with 'stress on strength and shooting ability, The three cornerstones of strength on the team were the fearsome John Reina, Mike Sullivan, and Joe Monar- rez. John Reina is considered one of the best if not the best rebounder of the league with a game high of l7 grabs. Mike.Sulli- van showed his versatility by scoring a game high of i6 and Joe Monarrez showed great potential as a sophomore, The top gunners of the team were Gene Reames, Ernie Bar- bosa, and Don Rizzi. Gene Reames proved to be the leading scorer with a high of 31 and the chief playmaker. Ernie Barbosa showed great outside shooting with a con- sistent average of 12 points, Don Rizzi was the smallest forward in the league but his clutch performances did not show it with an overall average of ll points. Mark Pau- lin supplied the necessary utility strength with superb playing, Coach Neil Edwards made the team what it was and finished the season with a fine record and second place. BEE BASKETBALL TEAM lBottom Row L to Ri Ed Staub, Chris Abeyta, Charles Gloria, Steve Molina, Carlos Botana, Bob Quintero, Steve Abeyta. lTop Row L to Ri Andy Armiio, Jess Samaniego, Skip Pomykata, Mike Betencourt, Phil Torres, Raul Martinez, Joe Gallegos. Managers Ray Molina, Al Caprella. League Champions The Frosh proved to be very talented in basketball since they produced a champion- ship Bee team under the superb coaching of Coach Knickerbocker. This championship team was gifted with such talent as Andy Armiio,' Mike Bentancourt, Eddie Staub, Vaughn Delphin, Steve Molina, Charles Glo- ria, and Joe Gallego. This team surely will make the J.V, grade and certainly another championship club. Highlights of the season were the fine rebounding and shooting of Andy Armiio with a game high of 315 domination ofthe boards by big Mike Bentancourt, Eddie Staub, and Joe Gallegog and the great pass- ing and playmaking of Vaughn Delphin, Steve Molina, and Charles Gloria, This championship squad illustrated three characteristics of a great balanced team: strong rebounding, great defense, and ef- fective shooting. The spirit of the team was overwhelming and never let down, This kind of drive and willingness will surely carry on to next season. Congratulations. Ed Staub goes for two points with a iump shot against Servite, Determined forward, Andy Arm iio, drives through Servite's de fensive for two points, I r 51. :ng-' 'L r-,317- -Qg' lbwglf --Jw on 'ff . 'xlvflfl j cnrrw-5 Agfa-1 N . f 1:511- Il W K 5 se C 'T E, T g H ei V i '- 'i , I 5 Qyxtwgt '- L..- x nur.. 'Iv Um! '1 1'3'1l 4 CANTWELL A TRACK Bottom Row: Richard Elisalde Mark Gobel, Rene Estrad Jat Jones, Richard Bruick, Ric ard Castro, Jerry Faustinos. T Row: Fred Kosinski, Alb Aviles, Pat Davy, Bob De Alb Charles Gevoian, Jesse Lope Anthony Anton. CANTWELL B TRACK Front Row: Chris Barru, Arm do Mendez, Mike Lineh Mike Tully, Dave Cortez, Chaparro, Louis Jimenez, T Arranaga. Middle Row: Reetz, Chris Abeyta, Te Smith, Mark Pualin, Rich Sor Danny Sanchez, Tom Urb Vince Rhinehart, Gary Oha sian, Manuel Valle, Al Ce cedes, Robert Jiminez. B Rok: Richard Proczska, To Sandoval, George Rhineh Gil Apodoca, Bob Rome Manuel Hernandez, Ruben Es bosa, Gary Provenzano, Geor Belarde, CANTWELL C TRACK Bottom Row: Robert Ma Jose Abrilf Markus leon, Ra Chavez, Herman Waer. Row: Arthur Guzman, N Stupey, George Gloria, D Young, Bob Corona, Ray Ca pos, Chris Barron. Cards Contend League Title Coach Armando Lopez patiently checks timc during a practice session. .1-r' ' The track team this year proves to be a team of great potential, sheer determination, strong spirit, and fine coaching. The few ath- letes that compose our team are determined to capture at least one championship fthe Beeesl and give all-out efforts, thus being recognized as tough competitors by the league. Examples of such competitors in the Varsity squad are Bob Cota, Curtis Boxley, Bob Davey, Albert Aviles, Jerry Faustinos, Tony Sandoval, Bob De Alba, Gil Apodoca, Fred Kosinski, and Terry Smith. This team is gifted with great tal- ent that turns out great individual performances but lacks the full body of a stfong team due to the poor turnout of the students. CantweIl's Bees, as usual, has turned out a potential championship club, They are a very well balanced team supplied with the neces- sary drive needed to carry them all the way. The team consists of such talent as: Rich Eliz- aldez, Manuel Valle, Bob Romero, Bob Jimenez, Vince and George Rhinehart, Albert Cercedes, V Mark Goebal, Marcus Leon, Rich Castro, Tom ' Arranaga, Richard Soria, Dan Sanchez, Garry ' Provenzano, and Rick Proczka. This group sure- ly will develop a strong Varsity in years to , come. Pat Davy is up and away in thc long iump competition. The Cees this year may be defined as a team with spirit and without support. Track is a sport of guts and this group most convincingly qualifies. Even though the Cees have had a rough season, they work diligently and faithfully every week illustrating supreme effort on their part. This sort of team will surely develop and mature to give us good future potential. Some outstanding members of this team are Ralph Chavez Doug Young, and but they surely try The reason for Bob Corona, Bill Delphin, Nick Stupey, Chris Berru, Chris Barron, Mark Paulin. These few cannot carry the whole team to victory, . Much more support will not hurt our teaml , f every victory must be credited to Mr. Armando Lopez and Mr. Greg Kabat. These two experienced and determined coaches acknowledge the lack of support but give their full assistant to those wanting to win and to represent their school. We thank both of them for their knowledge and hard work. in X Li v , .'.- 4' A .. .,,. i. . ., -f'9 di fkf - 2 x J .1 , -A , 1 4- V .. .-- -V-3 ,-- V Af l ,:,4.6 . 2 ,V as , I 1 A N Tony Anton clears the bar at five feet. .: N- kv 3 .Z Y. I- B 7,4 L , V Marc Leon breaks the tape in the two mile run. Varsity Seeks Third Consecutive Title r f' VARSITY BASEBALL -.A ww- Front Row: Richard Rodriguez, mgr., Mike Guigno, Joe Rizzi, Frank Arciero, Pat O'Brien, Alex Sandoval. Second Row: Mike Bremseth, mgr., Tom Schell, Mike Sullivan, Rick Chval, Vincent Ochoa, Don Rizzi. Back Row: .Iohn Diaz, mgr., Ed Hamby, Bob Griff, Steve Gilles, Marno Tavarez, Earl Hamby. Absent: Alfred Laba- steda, mgr., Tom Matush, Tom Botana. l l l lnfielder Tom Botana talks to pitcher Mike Sullivan, Tom Matush and Rich Chval. 70 This year's Varsity Baseball Team Played in the spirit of our past teams, like cham- pions, Their strong pitching, powerful hitting and tight defensive play were exemplary of what baseball is at Cantwell, the best. Their undaunted desire for victory carried them through the season with a fine record. Led by co-captains Frank Arciero and Pat O'Brian's fantastic play and under the coach- ing of Brother Reynia, this year's team was exciting, colorful, and successful. With a strong returning nucleus, Cantwell looks for- ward to a great '66 season and the C.l.F. title. J.V.'s Finish Winning A Season Cantwell has been known throughout the years as a school which produces some of the best baseball teams in the C,l.F. The reason for such outstanding teams is the early developing, both mentally and physically, in the J.V. squad. This year is no exception to the tradition. Under the rigorous training of Coach Stangle, who is noted for his well conditioned teams, the squad is ready to fill in where last year's team ended, as League Champs! The basis- to every baseball team is the pitching staff and this role is filled out strongly by Lee Bentencourt, Sean Haley, Randy Schell, and Caparella. Few balls can penetrate through the superb infield of John Reina- first base, Dan Bruick-second base, Tom Quigley-shorh stop, and Eddie Venezuela-third base, The men behind the plate are big Tony Caruso and Joe Reinag The talent in the outfield is overwhelming. The needed power and strong arms are supplied by Mike Shaaf, Steve Tumasian, and Charles Gloria. The alert and ready utility composes of David Guerra, Daniel Cooper, Craig Kiefer, Bob Quin- tero, Mike Nuanes, and Jim Ventrigilia. This young team shows great potential and will still hold Cantwell's name as a great school for producing baseball teams. Ed Valenzuela heads for home after batter sets down bunt. .2 -4 , 'U' J.V. BASEBALL I if 1 ,l 'gli i ,, '. -. if I Front Row: Mr. Stangle, coach, Ray Molina, Al Caparella, Craig Kiefer, Dan Cooper, Ed Val- enzuela, Dan Bruich. Middle Row: Art Salas, Jim Ventriglia, Lee Betancourt, Charles Gloria, Randy Schell, George Gloria, Bob Quintero, Ken Rasura, mgr, Top Row: Steve Peralez, Juliano Montino, Tom Quigley, Sean Haley, Mike Schaaf, Dave Guerra, Jesse Samaniego, Tom Nolan, Joe Reina. Absent: John Reina, Tony Caruso, Mike Nuanes, , . ,: .D -- 2- ,gf 'gfsrgi , ' 3-, , L ' ' .SJ Co-captain Pat O'Brien crosses the plate for the first run of the game. Junior center - fielder Steve Gilles legs one out at first. Junior first- baseman Tom Schell awaits ball in a rou- tine play at first. Outfielder Mike Schoaf lays down ca perfect sacrifice bunt X f' 4. ,. X N xx-Q, 'Himsa 5,92 e 'z 'Sr-P' -is if l 14 -5 f-f5,s1::'. 4 , ve. - , :. viiwr .Wwe---'-'F E' ,. , .h.,,.,.,A- M 1 ohms I ' , 2 W., ri?'9 l9'fxWv'id' . ag? if-LaS.03'sZf ' A -h . ' . 'L ,- Co-captain Fra nk Arciero , about to round first base ' I L ' , ' 'aff' . ' L after one of his many hits. . - Alex Sandoval stares to left field as his hit goes through short. 5, f iti l E27 Iii? ' 4. iff .l.V, first baseman, Big John Reina shows fielding form. i A, ,i 1' ii 12 -ff e Dan Burich comes into score as Mi his turn at bat. - sv, , ,- t As EE .,' 1 ke Schaaf awaits 73 4 VARSITY GOLF TEAM: Tom Minor, Jim Sansing, John Uhl, Bob Minor, Steve Schmidt, Joe Gallego, Bob Petro. Cards on the Links J.V. GOLF TEAM Robert Chow, Richard Dewberry, Marshall Mancillas, Ted Elias, Jim Mandala. .,.r 'lll iff'-r J.V. GOLF TEAM Larry Whittet, Richard Holmes, John Gordines, Richard Marque. 74 This year's Varnity golf team under the coaching of Brother Treacy looks forward to a very success- ful league season. ln practice matches, the Varsity team was undefeated. They started the league sea- son on a promising note by downing St, John Bosco 30-O. This was followed by a strong win over St. Paul. As the yearbook goes to press at this time we will give a brief summary of the team's ability. Freshmen Tom Minor and Joe Gallego are two con- sistently low scorers, sophomores Steve Schmidt, Bob Petro, and John Uhl are veterans of last year's Var- sity team, iuniors Bob Minor and Jim Samsing an- chor the team, All the players have brought their scores close to par on the near-by Montebello golf cousre, lf the team's potential is realized, they could take first place at the C.I.F. playoffs in May. The J.V. golf team under the direction of Brother Keogh has shown great promise in the early season matches, They easily defeated Mission and La Salle High School. The J.V. team's low scorers include Ted Elias, Richard Dewberry, and Richard Holmes. . The football cheerleaders arrived in style at the Homecoming game. -.,lTZ l Yifii .V i - ' I A - 1- . - Q , if A 41, R l A 5 ga ii ' ,2- k 1 , . . . . ,T ,K . Ml' us: -4 1 . i 2' 1 T '-'Z' f 1 f - f- - 'M 4 Ve - X ' .. , ' . -' , P- d 2 r .la ' 431 .jr :ir D+ , - ', I j. . s .V . ,, T . is Q, . A- - -Q -. 1 ., -:, .,.,I.gsfv-45, ,h 4 . ,,, Q ' fu-wf - . ., t I V,-Qwkaf-i251-gpg gf . g A, ' Y l A J ' TA- -' ' . - i 4'i?ig,-9.55-v up . K gr' H 1 ' A - , V-an . V - Y Y.l'5,u,:, - '- 3? . . - 2.593 , :I ---' - SRP' f , ' 'Yrs-n '2.tl ' ' -,A . ii - , , ' f-u ,- gn 1 'F-'1' 1' sv i s ' az-1' . ' , f 1 ' .. ' sVsfe-e.ee-ssfweeefsmee Ai' vi ' -' - ' i - 'fi' I A Y'-7-:5 Ll-Ti' ' Tl 5 i 1. A l sa' X iff' eJf.,......fw u',lL : fl ' ' - , ' ., The Sacred Heart of Mary Drill Team entertained at halftime of the football games. After a Cantwell score the cheerleaders are at the goal line. L Showing-off their new sweaters the basketball cheerleaders lead another spirited cheer: Dick Bruick, Gil Apodaca, Dave Griialva Jim Sansing and Joe Rizzi, captain. tournament. Thanks Here at the conclusion of the sport section of the 1965 VERITAS we must offer a special thanks to the Cantwell Booster Club. This group composed of friends, parents and alumniof Cant- well has been founded to assist the athletic program. Among the proiects this year were new sweaters for the cheerleaders and new sweat suits for the track team. The Boosters also sponsor a grammar school track meet and basketball gm B A I ' , V F Q I .4 t 1 -1 , , , . M , I f, 'il l I . 1' I' , qtviiifr Z 5 1 .s - iq 1 , :rp 3 uf A in AF, 5 Ii' ' 4 vas NL' EJ 4 Qll -I , Q2 FQ Q sa. Religious Activities - -:rf f--4 - Members ofthe Sodality on a magazine collection drive for the missions This year's Religious activities were memorable ones at Cantwell. The statue of St. Philipe de Jesus, the school's patron saint, was blessed in February. Our Sodality has shown itself as a good' will missionary at such activities as the monthly masses at the several parishes and at the Guadelupe Procession, They presented them- selves excellently at Mary's Hour, in May. In March, many new members of the Sodality made their Act of Consecration, by which they became per- manent members of the Sodality. The days of recollection have been extremely well observed. Besides the work of the Sodality, the student body also does several things of a religious na-- ture. The student body' participates in three days ot recollection a year. These days help everyone by a solemn adoration of God, The Seniors had a- closed retreat at the Sierra Madre Retreat House. The student body as a whole participates in the First Friday Masses giving the English and Latin responses. A student is chosen to read the Epistle at these Masses. 78 were: Marc Leon, Ralph Chavez, Mitch Loza. 1 new-1 1 ,,..,. -.., mlm , .Air f -A 1' - eng , lll Qi' 7 ii' One ofthe highlights ofthe year was the dedication of our new statue St, Philip of Jesus, the school patron. , Monsignor Espcrza distributes Holy Communion to the Cantwell student body. Monsignor Esparza offered the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on the anniversary of the death of Archbishop Cantwell. ' ' .-..A.......l-.-. L to R. Seated: Br. Houlihan, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Martinez lPres.l, Mrs, Phillips, Mrs. Gilles, Mrs. Arbizu, Mrs. Quintero, Mrs Smith Standing: Mrs. Quinn, Mr. Troughton, Mr. Boxley, Mrs. Davy, Mr, Phillips, Mr. Gray, Mr.. Davy, Mr. Williams, Mr, Quinn, Mr Grrlalva Mrs. Griialva, Mr. Gilles, Mr, Quigley, Mr, Chavez, Mr. Ryan tMissing from photo, Mr. Hafner! . Willing Helpers Tom Burciga bought a Christmas tree from Mr. Jim Ryan as Brother Houlihan looks on. Discussing plans for the Fashion Show were: Mrs. Betty Davy, Mrs. John Gilles and Mrs. Myrtle Phillips. The Cantwell Parents' Club, under the guidan of its moderator Reverend Brother J. A. Houlih and its president Mr. Tony Martinez, has conti ued to provide Cantwell with the many benef obtained from cooperation between faculty a parents. In addition to promoting this close rel tionship between the parents and the faculty, t club has been able to provide many extra benef for the student body, This year the Parents' Club was staffed by su able and charitable people as its vice-preside Msr. Myrtle Phillips and Mr. Floyd Williams, secretary Mrs. Joan Williams, and its treasur Mr. George Phillips. With the leadership of board of directors, the Parents' Club was able take on the varied activities which arose duri the school year, First on the calendar' was the a nual Christmas Tree sale, This year, under the lea ership of its chairman Mr. Jim Ryan, the Christm Tree sale again proved to be the success it h been known for. The student body of Cantw directly benefited from this sale, with the procee going towards lighting improvement on the fo ball field. But in spite of the great amount work and worry put into the Christmas Tree sal the Parents' Club, sponsored by Mr, and Mrs. Do ald Grey, was still able to find time to organi a Christmas party for the Brothers. ln this way t Brothers were able to enioy an evening of rela ation and gifts made possible by the grate parents of Cantwell. This year a new activity, a Father-Son nig was initiated by the Parents' Club. It is hop that in the years to come this initial success make this event as important to Cantwell as t other activities sponsored by our Parents' Clu But iust as the fathers of Cantwell were worki on this Father-Son night, the mothers were bu preparing their annual Fashion Show Lunche held this year at the Golden West Auditorium Norwalk. Under the direction of Mrs. Betty Da and numerous other committee mothers the Fas ion show was again successful in being the hig light of the year for the mothers. A.: i . 4 . , Lf F . ' 'f' A A A Al Vi- 'f fi- O , 7-sr ff QL . 't i', ,. - , f ff 4 I Z STANDING CHAIRMEN Cantwell Carnival ...... Mr, Floyd Williams Mr. Fred Quinn Christmas Trees ..... ------- M V- -lim RYUV' Communications ........ Mrs. Nadine Quinn Dances .,... ...... M r, and Mrs, John Gilles Membership ....,.. Fashion Show .,.... Hospitality ............. Refreshments ..Mr. Decorations Sports ,..,... ......Mrs. Myrtle Phillips ......Mrs, Betty Davy .Mrs. Aurora Martinez 8. Mrs. David Griialva .........Mrs. Anita Arbizu Steve Davy Ways and Means ....... Q..Mr. Frank Hafner Publicity ,...,, ......-Mr. James Chavez Programs ..... ......... M rs. Barbara Gray 81 Speakers Bring Honors Two years ago, Cantwell had, practically speaking, no public speaking team. We were not a school known for intellectual activities. Now Cantwell's squad of ora- tors is known and feared throughout the state. lts list of accomplishments is staggering. At the University of San Francisco, Cantwell with a small squad surpassed every Southern California team and lost by only a few points to a,Northern group with twice the entrants. Just a 'few of theunprecedented successes are: l.l gathering two sweepstakes trophies in our first year in speech, 2.l in barely a year and a half, geathering six honors of excellence in the prestigious National Forensic League, 3l ln that same short time, acquir- ing two honors of distinction in the N.F.L. The one man who has worked so hard and so suc- cessfully 'For these awards is Br. R, E, Tompkins, Starting from scratch, he built up a group of iuniors, who were starting two years late, into a potent squad of speak- ers, He startled the whole state when two of his sopho- mores won tive and lost no debates in the San Fran- cisco tourney. No small honor is due the valiant group of Cantwell speakers. The most consistent winners this year have been: Kevin Pawlik, Greg Pawlik, Bill Gonzales, Tim Ryan, Dan Lispi, and Mike Lozier. Others who have aided the club in its tourneys and have added key victories are: Vic'Gallardo, George Schwab, Pat Shan- non, Richard Dewberry, Gerald Lopez, and Dennis Johnson. A group of freshmen assure Cantwell of continued success in speech. They include: Ken Westbrook, Rich- ard Ochoa, Gerald Schmidt, and Marshall Mancilus. Several key men have led this team to its honors. President Bill Gonzales has led thte team through its most successful year. Greg and Kevin Pawlik have done special organizational work. Their hard work enabled the team to rise to its heights. 82 Brother Younghans congratulates Brother Tomkins and members of the Speech and Debate on a re- cent victory. Winners were Bill Gonzales, Dan Lispi, Mike Lozier, and Greg Pawlik. ' l ii. fr H ..-Q-3. , x . '.,g,g,' if. 1 Q -.. .' .. '- '-if i f, ' ,',f, Senior members of the Public Speaking Club are: Mike Lozier, Greg Pawlik, Bill Gonzales, George Schwab, and Victor Gallardo. Frosh Soph members Include Ernie Bxera Bruce 'ww Phnlhps Ken Westbrook Rnchard Ochoa and Richard Dewberry Junior members of the Speech and Debate are Jerry Lopez Kevin Pawllk and Pat Shannon The Debate and Publlc Speaking Club proudly dlsplayes some of their many awards r f b e A r I' ' , , ' ', 'QL or Q r ' ' A : , ' ' 1 Q.. x ' I I C, K- V. K 1 ' 5 ,Z M 5 84 5 FS! THE BAND ADDED TO OUR SPIRITED RALLIES Sharps and Flats lBottom rowl Robert Vasquez, Armando Mendes, Richard Hun- singer, Jose Giron, Ron Ramirez, Richard Pomo. lback rowl Biill Gibbons, Ernest Monrea, Richard Hansen, John Archer, Mike Lineham, Through the capable new direction of Mr Philip Campo and the competent modera tion of Brother Cannon, the band has be come a fine musical ensemble The band has given two excellent per formances this year Both were well re ceived and enloyed tremendously by all. The band's first concert at the annual Christ- mas Party demonstrated their well organi- zation achieved through their diligent re- hearsals. Qn May 2 at Parent's Night the band in their brlliant new uniforms gave another delightful performance. Besides these formal engagements the band has also lent color and enthusiasm to the foot- ball rallies with their spirited arrangements. We would sincerely like to thank the band for the time and effort they devoted to this most difficult but gratifying study. 35' , f M , il , M 1 ' i 1 , i ' ' Q iff' l M M , E . , I Q . f I 1 as li li 3 - I Tim Dorncuus, Alex Morales, Albert Rodri- quez, Mark Williams. lstundingl Brian Foin, Ken Scherer. Manuel Hernandez, Louis Bar- rios, AI Martinez, James Man- dalla. lFrontl John Gordinez, Nilo Mar- goni. lback rowl Louis Jinfenez, Raul Brambila, Gil Perez, Dan Cooper. r- ' An' ,st virf 'T.,ii5 jS fi? Voices in Song The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr, Elson, has surpassed this year the fine standard of performance set by its predecessors. During the past school year, Cantwell's music depart- ment, including Band 8- Glee Club entertained at such events as the Brothers' Christmas party, and our talent show in May. Under the direction of Mr. Elson and moderation of Br. Maclnerny, the Glee Club can be heard almost every day at fourth period, working hard for some upcoming show. The rehearsals may be long and tedious, but the re- sults are worth it. ln May the Music department presented the Spring Talent Show. With many students performing in dif- ferent fields including singing and playing of instru- ments. The main attraction was an operetta, Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial By Jury, Girls from Sacred Heart and boys from Cantwell were the performers in the play. of .-.y , . x .fs .,, as li2 9 lf Glee Club W Top Row: Ken Rasura, Robert Mares, Jesse logon, Ed Naiera, Mike Melendez, Don Castena, Alfred Labastida, Art Guizman, Bruce Sacco, Al Denado. Anthony Adame, Tom Merlino, Bruce Phillips, Den- nis Gutierrez, Chris Baca, Andrew Otero, Robert Wittouck, Gerard Ragusa. Bottom Row: Theodore Elias, George Armenta, Edgar Gomez, Tony Manriquez, Don Gray, John Uhl, Ray Platz, Charles Gevoian, Jerome Amante, Jess Somaniego, Rod Ozust, Tom Nolan, Steven Peralez, Steve Nasman, Ken Geddes, Joe Reina, Harold Lispi. The Glee Club entertained at the Christmas Party. BRIAN FAIN PHOTOGRAPHY ESIITORQIN-CHIEF RANDY YONAI UNDERCLASSMEN ,Z l MIKE PHILLIPS PHOTOGRAPHY K xi' I I MIKE TAKEUCHI PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR CONTRIBUTORS T0 1965 VERITAS John Becker Tom Barbosa Ruben Escobosa Bill Gonzalez Mike Kitcihora Jerry Lopez Gene Reames Terry Smith Mike Lozier ROD OZUST BUSINESS MANAGER MIKE LOWE SENIORS STEVE SCHMIDT SPORTS 0 EDGAR Gomez LAv-ouTs I JOHN LAUNE ACTIVITIES CHESS CLUB The Chess Club is presently in its second year of existence at Cant- well, The 50 members of the club have greatly improved in skill and intellectual integrity since its found- ing by its moderator, Br. Hunt, last year. In the average game which lasts approximately one hour, the players have a chance to exercise their mental abilities and learn sportsmanship, a vital factor of mod- ern life. The Chess Club belongs to the Greater Southern California High School League. Last year in two tournaments it made a good show- ing in beating by a large margin Bosco Tech, and Salesian. ln the competition which begins in March, only ten players are allowed, five on each team. This year the Chess Club promises to make a very good showing in the tournaments. Jr , . Z , ,l , Q, , .N . -5,- ,i Chess games were conducted daily in the library. L. to R. Dan Vasquez, Gilbert Duron, Phillip Swain, Michael Bremseth, Tom Long, John Daiz, Richard Rodriguez. 90, LIBRARY LEAGUE Br. Hunt, the Librarian, has staff of dedicated boys to he him with the books. These bo are needed because an avera of 50 books are taken out dail their job is to help Brother wi the technical processing of t books, that is, classifying, pr cessing, and repairing the boo These boys are trained exte sively by Brother. Through t years Brother has acquired ma more boys because in the l three years 4000 books ha been added to our library. In the Library has 6000 books. SENIORS Frank Arciero Mike Urban Tom Barbosa Albert Lopez Joe Rizzi Richard Bruich Dennis Kelly Tom Burciaga Pat O'Brien Tom Botana Larry Uballez Mike Hollowaty Tom Matush Dave' Karnos Mike Novicki Frank Arbizu Pat Davy Robert Sotello Rick Chaval Raul Olivas Alex Sandaval Cantwell Lettermen's Club officers: Frank Arciero, Presidentg Mike Urban, Vice-Presidentg Tom Barbosa, Secretaryg Al Lopez, Treasurer. Alfred Lopez Sam Truiillo Alfred Martinez Pat Renolds .loe Manreau Dave Mangels Robert Cora Tom Maliff Ken Scherer Albert Aviles Philip Swain Mario Decerta Tom Bria Curtis Boxley Greg Pawlick Ed Moore Joe Quintero Richard Freedland George Schwab Tony Sandoval Gerry Faustinos Robert Lopez Richard Hunsinger Jose Giron Manuel Goitia SOPHOMORES Sean Haley John Reina Mike Schaaf Mark Paulin Richard Elisaldez JUNIORS Mike Ochoa Fred Kosinski Ray Carreon Kevin Pawlick Steve Gilles Richard Pomo Marc Leon Richard Castro Bob Griff Bob De Alba Mike Phillips .,-lgsi. .f ', , U . Y -liek , ' P1144 . -r-, !. : vw gn- il C' M, Ween iQ lp. Lff'li':3Y,'.,iar5,'li- Everyone was all smiles the night of the Homecoming: Princess Marilyn Hansen ond escort, Tom Burciaga, Jerry Fczustinos and Queen Armeida Baylon. They were there too: Terry Krondak and escort Dave Karnos , ' E Elf' . as -. AFFFYT 'r me l 5i5'7?'T'55W'g'Ell 57'l '7 . '- M-mann -,,.. l XA 14563 ' A Princess Sue Stall was escorted ' by Tom Barbosa. Princess Eileen Krondak was escorted by Vic Gallardo. The Friday night dances after The games were well attended. Al Caparella seems to have losl his dale. lll l l Pele Chouler, Alex Sandoval, Robert Guzman, Gil Perez, and Joe Quinlero prepareifor the Friday nighf dance. Dedicated to Serve the Tracliitioncrl Dressevf' DAY'S MEN'S SHOP TUXEDO RENTALS 4818 Whittier Blvd., Los Angeles 22, Calif. AN. 3-2891 allexancfer ,Copez A. P. LUPEZ EMM, A 5223 E. BEVERLY BLVD. L A, 212 . F-'ARKVIEW 2-5555 ovsnancm. 5 seas Paving Specialists . 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