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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

W 'fs 5 44 x 1 1 P ,Nw okiv v S S 1 B VU , .1 1 gQ,.'-' ' agfwfff .Jw . fx ,,,..,, ,H 10142, 1335- if aww! The Tenth Yearbook of CATHEDRAL GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL San Diego, California 1953 f 1 ' I i 1 b -fx' D'-153 .: a, I 1 . , , til ' H 'f Q 1 , f ray, .. ' nl . -:Aw ,-J' 1 I If ,qws ' 1 f ve ' K .xgjminidfrafion U ' C U U 2 4.1 Q E Q 5, Q2 wg ,ff ' wi . ,, , Q I S I I ?s-It I I U I 2 LC6l,tlQl'l L23 J- ' ' I I The Seniors of Cathedral High dedicate this 1953 annual to Mary, Queen of all Saints, and to women ' and maidens of hallowed names wIho, from all walks of life, have found favor with God. - ' I I C . I I I0ppositcj Maria Wilson, Marina Sanla Ana, and Patricia Keane pose for fin! :tai picture at San Diego College for I Wann. I ' I I . il no I , Ml' M15 0,0 Most Rev. Charles F. Buddy discusses after-graduation plans with Srniors Marina Santa Ana, Maryln Walsh, and Barbara Wryf: if 1. Binnese nf ,San ,Bingo .-, V, 1528 glfuurih C?-Xnrnue ,J Wm ,San Bingo 1, Qialifnrniu E 5'--3 dfliiiffs we I May 13, 1955 To the Class of 1953 Cathedral Girls' High School, Cordial Congratulations! That you have dedicated your Yearbook to Mary Immaculate reflects the valiant character of your class. Evidently realities impress you. No wonder you stand deservedly high. Your academic studies were based on the virtues of Heaven's Queen and her Divine Son's love for you. The results dis- tinguish you and rejoice your beloved Pastor, Monsignor Dillon, his worthy assistants, Venerable Mother Adrienne and those other brilliant educators who smoothed your path- ways to this happy goal. Now that laurels of scholastic victory crown four years of perseverance may the Holy Spirit fortify your high resolves To you, and to your devoted parents, my esteem and affec- tionate blessings. Sincerely, +, o Bishop of San Diego Right Rev. Francis Dillon chats informally with Seniors. LU QCMI' May 50, 1955 Dear Graduates: To have labored with our 1953 graduatesg to have offered the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for youg to have had you in my prayers daily was a consolation that will long be remembered. May God and His Blessed Mother be with you. Sincerely in Christ, pea. jranvid mifgm Cl,ClflAy Muthvr Mary ACII'Il'IlIIt R1-Iigion IA-gion Ix4Odt'I'llfOI' Svnior Class Ii11sI111'ss MatI1e'111z1tir's English IV Sistvr CIOFIIFIIII -losrph Rvligion SupI1o111or1- Class Sc'i1'11c'm' Latin I Spanish I Sistvr M2iI'?' -Ivan Rc-Iigion SOIJIIOIIIOYQ' Class English II. III Ilistory II I,iIu1'z1rx' Re-xx .Iolm Flzmzlgnn ' Rs-Ii fiom IIl,'II'lll'IOY' for Sm-11Im's ,- L N Slstvr M. IVFUIIIQ' Rvligilm Fre'sI11111111 Class SI1o1'thz111d I, II Typing I. II IgOOIiIil'l'lJIIlg Sistvr R0Im4'1'1I11m' Ilislory I. II. III ,.. C11x'1c's Sistvr M. LIUIIIIII Rvligiml llunim' Class Ix'ILlIIl1'IIl2IIIl'S I, II IIQIIIII II Ilislory I Sistvr IVI1lI'QllI'l'l Alarm R1-ligifm 'Iunim' Class IVIz1tI1m'111:1tI1's I. Il SIJZIIIISII II Ilmm- I'Il'Ull0lIlIL'S I Typing I Sislm'1'C1-film''I'I1v1'w-se Rvligiull I'Il'l'SIlIll2lll Class Sm-wing I. II Coolxlng' CI1u1'21I IUIIQIISII I Sistvr RoIw1't A1111 IIlSII'llllll'IlI1lI Music' :111cII11g. I1-It to right: Sistvr Il0IN'I'tIllK'. Sistvr Nlury .IVLIIL and Sistvr C1-cilv IIIIll'I'1'S1'. Svzltvcl. Ivll to right: S s Il Y m1'11m'Ii:1 .IUSVIJIL Sistvl' 'l1'l'UlIll'. lX1otI1m'r AcI1'ic'11111'. Sistvr IxfIZlI'gi1l'l'I Alzxfoqllv. Sislvr Colum 1 1 en iorfi I i I I 2- .53. Anne . . . Wife of Joachim, mother of Mary, and grandmother of Jesud. Her strong supernatural life was built on heii married life. It began in her compliance as a wifi: and crowned itself in glorious motherhood. Anne was honored by God with the care of Joachim iand Mary. In fulfilling her homely duties, St. Aime sanctified hersclf and glorified her Creator. She earned the titlc Patroness of Mothers. I l i 1 Mrn Robert M. Wert fBarbau Chew, '-182 wilb I dugbur, Barbara Marie, exemplifies to Seniors Mary Lou, Pat and Rosemary tbe happiness of Cbristiaa family I lifc. 'ill MARTHA ARGUELLO fUpper Leftj Mount Carmel, Tijuana Any . . . notcd for Spanish dancing . . . 'EI Can't Forgct Youw . . . like-s a cc-rtain '53 convcrt- iblv . . . wants to rnakc a world tour. JOAN BERETICH ILower Leftj Mary, Star of the Sea, La 'lolla .loanic ' . . . notcd for sociability . . . April in Portugaln . . . likvs Pcru-and Spanish . . . wants to hc a social workvr. CLARA BLOCKER fUpf1er Riglalj St. Marys, National City Clairc,' . . . notcd for cxcitability . . . HMy Baby's Coming Home-', . . . likcs Pacific Ocean . . . wants to go to Manzanillo, Mexico. BARBARA BOHL fLou'er Rightj St. foseplfx, San Diego Babs,' . . . notcd for large' cycs . . . Why Don't You Bc-licvv Mr-U . . . fond of John . . . wants to bc a tc-lcphonc operator. ,, .1 nfrfklgii 'ppb 2 W' f sf, 1 PATRICIA BRYANT flfpper Leftj St. Vincenfs, San Diego Mi1ffvt,' . . . notvd for gorgvous tan . . . Think- ing of You . . . likcs Dvmocrats . , . wants to surm-vd Eisvnhowvr. MARY CASTRO fLou'er Leflj I1m1:afu!ate Conception, San Diego Mary,' . . . famous for making noise' . . . 'KCold, Cold Hvartn . . . likvs Marinvs . . . wants to hc' xvcrvtary to Malnin' Eisvnhowc-r. ROSEMARY CHEWN fUpper Righlj Sacred Heart, Coronado Rosiv . . . notvd for rvading bool-as . . . Blum Moonn . . . likvs anything from Washington . . wants to bv a homcinakvr. PATRICIA COCKRELL fLou'er Rigblj St. Charles, San Diego Pat . . . famous for hvr smilc . . . I Bc-lic'vc ' . . . fond of Chocolatv cakr' . . . hopvs to ha' Ll stvnographvr. RITA CRUZ fllpper Leflj St. Charles, San Diego s.Rl'i'y, . . . notvd for dimplvs . . . My Lvan Babyi' . . . fond of Limo RiCky's . . . wants to bv svcrctary to a cookiv bakvr. PATRICIA CUNNINGHAM fLower Leflj St. joseplfs, San Diego Pat . . . notvd for knitting miniature- sox . . . Blum- Moon , . . like-s to do thc' polka . . . ambi- tion: dvntal assistant. HELEN DEYLING fUpper Rigbtj Guadalupe, Otay g'Halluc- . . . always sc-vn at thc kcyboard . . . 'KRuhyU . . . likvs to dancv . . . wants to have a basc-ball team of hvr own. DOROTHY DI GIROLAMO fLou'er Riglotj St. Patrirkk, San Diego Dotty . . . notvd for her laugh . . . 'SMiss You . . . favors dancing, not jittvrhug , . . wants to bv a succvss. M...-aW'M FLORENCE FLEISCHBEIN fU11per Kigbtj St. Agnex, Point Loma Flossic ' . . . famous for hm-r pony tail . . . Song from Moulin Rouge . . . likes Chula Vista . . hop:-s to hc' a good nursv. cxjvri 'loss MARIA HOSFORD fLou'er Rigblj St. foseplfs, San Diego . noted for talking . . . La Donna 1 Mohilm ' . . . likes movin-s . . . hopes to he a 'l'V 21I1l lOL1HCl'I'. n--'E FRANCES DOYLE fUpper Leftj Immaculate Conreption, San Diego Fran . . . noted for being at school . . . Song', from Moulin Rouge' , , . likes Beach Volleyball . . . wants to ha' a physical thx-rapist. BERNICE FARRAR ILou'er Leflj St. Rita's, San Diego l5u ' . . . not:-d for patience in listening to thc trouhlc-s of others . . . Is lt Any Wonder? . . . likvs pizza at l31'nny's . . . wants to hm- Flora-ncm' Nightingale ll. JANET IANNUS fUp1Jer Leftj St. fobnlv, San Diego Jan . . . famous for dcnting car doors . . . Stardust', . . . pcoplc from Indiana . . . wants to bc a ste-nographcr. GERALDINE JENSEN fLou'er Lefll St. Mary's, National City uGl'I'1'y,, . . . always svvn with Pat and Louisc . . . Br-causr-'l . . . is fond of Minncsota . . . hopcs to bc a dcntal assistant. mnwwm 'E PATRICIA KEANE fUpper Rightj Sacred Heart, Coronado Pat . . . notcd for enthusiasm . . . 'gApril in Portugal . . . favors Latin Amcrican music . . . wants to bc ambassador to Russia. JOANNE KOMENDERA lLower Rightj St. Rose of Lima, Chula Vista Do-Do . . . notcd for Polish dancing . . . 'iSong from Moulin Rouge' . . . likcs to scw . . . wants to join Arthur Murray's staff. f ails LOUISE LABELLE fUpper Leltj Sl. loseplfs, San Diego Ti-I-Ioup . . . notvd for cutm' Frvnch accvnt . . . Song from Moulin Rouge . . . likvs trout fishing . . . ambition: Bvtty Crocker II. ANNETTE LAREAU fLou'er Lefll Holy Family, Linda Vista Dinky,' . . . famous for a Boston accrnt . . . Stormy Wvathvrn . . . likvs to rvcvivc- lvttvrs , . . ambition: sccrc-tary to Mr. Townsend. MARY LEY fllppcr Riglall St. fol:m's, San Diego uliobyn . . . notcd for hvr laugh . . . Avo Marial' . . . fond of piano playing . . . hopvs to bc organist of a largv cathvdral. YOLANDA MARGAIN ILou'er Rigblj Sacred Heart, Tijuana Yolv . . . alwa 's svn-n at thc- ost officv . . . Y . P , I 1l I Waltz Again with You . . . lllil'S to dancc . . . wants to livc- in Mcxico City. ,li JUDITH MARTINEZ fUpper Leftj Immaculate Conception, San Diego Judy . . . always seen with Pat and Mary Ann . . . 'gSong from Moulin Rouge . . . likes chili with scrambled eggs . . . wants to be a jet pilot. MARY ANN MATHIS KLower Leftj St. Rose of Lima, Chula Vista Sta-wie . . . noted for her height . . . Hot Toddyn . . . likes movies . . . wants to be some- thing worthwhile. Wa LUISA MERIDA fuppef Right 1 Sacred Heart, Tijuana Agii . . . noted for receiving romantic letters . . . Return to Sorrento . . . likes classical music . . . ambition: secretary to a doctor. PATRICIA MILLER ILoufer Rightj Sacred Heart, Coronado Pat,' . . . noted for good cooking . . . Tenderly . . . likes boys from Ohio . . . probably will be a homemaker. - ' 'IN ' JOANNE NEFF , fUpper Rigblj 'MM' St. james, Del Mar Josie Annu . . . famous for cleft chin . . . Whore is Your Hm'u1't? . . . likes dimples . . . wants to bc an artist. LUCILLE O'BRI EN fLou'er Riglalj Sl. fohnlv, San Diego S'Lu Lu . . . famous for home- pm-rlnanm-nts . . . Sr'ptm'xnbm'r Song . . . likes to talk on tha- trim-- phonv . . . wants to ba- a nurse. .-- NORMA MIRAMONTES fljpper Leftj Guadalupe, Tijuana Norinita . . . noted for Latin Aint-riran c-ye-s . . . Blue Tango . . . fond of prvtty Clothvs znnhition: hom-yinoon in Paris. GEORGEIANA MONTIEL fLou'er Leflj St. Rose of Lima, Chula Vista Gm-orgii- . . . always Sven at Skatvland . . . g'I'll vvlllk Alone . . . iuvors long X'21CLlti0IlS , . . wants to bm' a figure skutvr. Y MARIANNE OLSON fUpper Leftj Sl. Rose of Lima, Chula Vista Rc-d . . . notvd for twisting that strand of hair . . . ls it Any Wondn'r? . . . likvs orangvs . . . wants to inode-l for Walker's. PATRICIA PERANSKI fLou'er Leflj St. fol9n's, San Diego Pat . . . notvd for hvr Q-yvs . . . I l51'lirvc ' . . . likvs to skate' . . . wants to bc a lill housvwiff: LOUISE RAWLEY fUpper Rigbtj St. 'Iohn's, San Diego Lou,' . . . noted for just making it . . . Bvcause You're Mine . . . lil-:Ps to dance . . . hopes to bt' a nursf-. GLORIA RICHARDSON fLower Rightj St. Ritffs, San Diego 'iGlo . . . noted for two front teeth . . . I'll Walk Alone . . . favors black '49 Fords . . . wants to own a driving school. Q3 3? V' MARINA SANTA ANA Kllpper Rigbtj Sacred Heart, Tijuana ifMlI1Dlt',, . . . famous for being sm-rvriadvd . . Ruby . . . fond of Shake-spc'zm s works . . ambition: collm-gr gruduutv. MARGUERITE SCHEFLER ILou'er Riglalj St. Charles, San Diego Cooki1 ' . . . famous for hm' grrvn vyvs . . Stardust', . . . favors tha- Marino Corps . . hopvs to lu' a privatv sm-crvtury Lto .Iimm Durantvj. MARJORIE SABADO fUpper Leftj St. jude's, San Diego Margim ' . . . notc-d for large earrings . . . 'KI Bvlicvm- . . . likvs to tango . . . wants to own an Old Maids' Home-. VIRGINIA SABADO KLower Left! St. 'lude's, San Diego Ginny . . . always sm-cn with Gloria and Connic . . . Miss You . . . likes Colorado . . . ambition: housm-wifr. MARJORIE SMITH fupper Lefij Holy Spirit, San Diego 4 Margic!' . . . noted for wavy locks . . . Dream . . . likes to travel . . . wants to lead an orchestra. SANDRA STOECKER fLo1z'er Leflj St. VillC6'71f'5, San Diego Sandy . . . noted for 'iblond' hair . . . Because of You . . . likes to rm-cviyv letters . . . wants to be a 'i'c'x1nm'ssn'c' florist. CONSUELO VASQUEZ fllpper Kightj Christ the King, San Diego Connie . . . noted for corny jokes , . . Donkey Sc'rc'nadx , . . . likes dogs and Strauss WValtz1's . . . ambition: travel. ESPERANZA VASQUEZ fL0ll'E1' Rigblj St. joseplfs, San Diego Espiv . . . noted for long hair . . . My Destiny fond of Muscle Men . . . wants to bc' a famous chef. .4-1 MARYLN WALSH fuppef Rigblj St. Vinreufs, San Diego Slow Poke . . . noted for falling asleep . . . Invitation . . . likes to sleep late . . . wants to be the one giving the homework. MARY LOUISE WEBB Sl. Brigidlv, Pacific Bearh Mary' Loun happening . . burgers . . ii fLou'er Rigblj . . . always wants to know NVll2lt,S . Unforgettable . . . likes ham- hopes to get a record-player for graduation. 7 N ' . NELLIE VIERA Ilfpper Leftj Imnmculate Conception, San Diego Nellie . . . famous for being on time . . . Marine Hymn . . . likes good music . . . wants to he a lady Marine. JEANNE WALSH fLou'z'r Leflj Mary, Sfrzr of lbe Sea, LII folla 'xleannie' '... famous for auburn hair . . . Yoko- hama lVIama . . . likes green eye-shadow . . . ambition: commercial artist in Mexico City. u We V2 i 5 ..,..-f' MARIA WILSON fUpper Leflj Guadalupe, Tijuana Mari . . . noted for punetuality . . . '4Las Golondrinasu . . . likes good reading . . . ambi- tion: world travel. VIRGINIA WILSON ILou'er Leflj Guadalupe, Tijuana Vieky . . . noted for curly hair . . . I Believe' . . . interested in Current events . . , would like to be a great pianist. W.,,...-ff BARBARA WRYE fllpper Rightj St. Brigid's, Pacifc' Beacb g'Booby', . . . famous for eating more pizza than anyone else . . . 'SI Believew . . . likes a certain Guiseppe . . . wants to take temperatures at Mercy. CONSUELO ZUNIGA fLower Rightj Guadalupe, San Diego Connie . . . always seen with Gloria and Margie . . . Laura . . . likes black '41 Fords . . . wants to be a partner in Gloria's driving school. Cjfaaa 0 153 Barbara Wrye, Senior Class President, inspects library of San Diego College for Women. , . M., Wfvft WWW, M . W .4 M' Wj5qsSz.9f,'zkf5i- f V ' WF ' we .gzniorzi 05,004 Z?acL . . . The Class of '53?? Why that's us, and four short years ago we were climbing C.Cv.H. stairs for the first time. Stairway to the stars! Everything was so new and so far beyond us. Cathedral drew us from all points of San Diego. Freshman oflicers taught us the strength of united action. Love and loyalty for Cathedral High grew deeper as the year ended. Memories of our Sophomore days glisten with a Christmas party, a Spring Dance, and a May procession. Activities of our Junior year included cake sales, rafHes, and noon dances. Our big dance, Misty Mood, was a prelude to our Junior success, the Prom of '52, entitled, no less, Orchids in the Moonlight. Seniors now, and soon to be remembered forever as the class of '53. We leave the memory of an aqua sweater, a satin-crested ring, and a 3-dimensional C to thee, Cathedral High. Busiucss hlath group solxvs iut1'icutm' prohlvm mafk. arm! gnggri Svniors vnjoy choric' rvndition of modvrxx English povtry , -fi ...vp M0590 ic the Fiag sihgxanrq to fhg F ng Sides Q5 Amermg .nd for hch 0 ima! viih nw nu. ....7. .,.,.,. , K? . . .,,., .- I A v +-wgw-n.,..f ,,,.-L,,.,, ,N , , ,Bn 330 N2 E- 'Q BK! I if: IA .f Civics clusx l'0!ldlll'lS pzmvl cliscllssion rm 1XIIl1'I'iC'2l!l VVZIY of lilk- iuicd an .giience l'l1ysiolrwgx' class hvurs rm-port on uN1!'C'hilIliSlIl of thx' Human Iiyf' Z, 31 I . . 5' fs WNW 9 gms' 5 s. X if 5 vs 1 Q I 4-.Taq X .' 4 's ax'-s., . , N M. Q V. , M I' ' ,Z 'Sili- ' A 52 -A ---- '-NM 2:2 Y ,... Ev - W' - ' f f . X--- lggkmv .- , --'- 'ii fx gg , ' A 'X- gl x ,.26:e--I-,::l.-yi' ,-v-s-:f-:- ..,, .: J, Bark tn School Rvtrrzlt en for Frosh Initiation Mount Tea Fashion Show s. D. College Bishop's Bxvakfgxit May Cmwning u ME 'M . , ef f' . Y .Q I S in ' E35 'E , f f : -12.5 , . ..5:g ,.,,':: v. f, Clmx Dux' f F ni ? , xx . rxllllhlkil Day 2 Clkfll Wk -W-in - Q: 1 'E al' ' ,... . Swrxatvrs A.S.B. Ball Park Party Margie's Surprise 5 , 1 ' 7 nr '- if u A NQJ N xv .'-' 55 nm in ii. Q Y t is aww N .ui I I . : . Musiv Fe-stival Prom I 'sz' . ls, 'A Baccalaurcfau- Graduation -.2 v -ffl i K .,, ,, '- A . A La.-ff 1 ff ' -.A A Q' u Y .Q 15 if ' i ,im x- ' ' A , ' ' , 1' L' f , Q -2 gum' Q N' gf... , X . iyk .rf ' ' Q f , ' xi . 1, . 'I L, . 9 ' 'Q ' I n f , Q t I , M., ix h A if Q, ,' .. N B A . V. 5 Q 1, In ez ..., , jr,-Sr. Picnic Ditch Day f ,mam Qmiw M, 'ev my 11' 5,1 I d-fiom-nv X 5' 3 'flfw 5' we 4-hui Q.-..- 1'- - i'l'lwlm' ,ll 6 I.. E 3 Q A 'ff A ' m 'i I f- I I I I I I Sf. ggzalem of .yungary I. . 4 I Wife of Louis, mother of three children, ,and matron of a hospital. Elizabeth walked through the wards and chose as her friends the POOII, the sick, and the plague-stricken. She chose thefn because they were Christ's. I I I I I . . I C.G.H. nurses Virginia Howard, '52, and Shirley i Grabow, '51, demonstrate blood pressure apparatus to Senior Bc-min Farrar at Mercy Hospilal. . . sh, 1 L, ,,,:.L allay- L'l',-LEX ? A, Amick Don Hilton J. Mulligan B. Rogers FU unions 1 - - ' I i .Q A .. ew' -. 'W V :: ,zz ' W ' X vim . ll . N... Q. Wifi .Y Wing Q M., -f -. 'K 1 , 'M - E Z .2225 M WW Q33 EWS .,.. . ' . . lixfsw A --'- 1 V . -h:.'.:,:-,.1g:f.: V :Nm 2 asf. N if f .. ' X- :s:: EIEZ.E.f-Ev QFXYQQ11 'ieimfl . I' f X552 iff ' ... Q ' N11 7 El f. .Z -lf-2: L 'fl '21 , We If ' . ... -'-- . Q '1 H ..,. ' : - M. Bustamente M. L. Duggan M. Lynch G. Olchawa R. Sanchez P. Cameron M. A. Farrell R. Marinovich D. Persang P. Sehuler - Q 2555. '. A N. + eggs . ..., 5 .A . Slfzeulg f' 5, - 77 .sg . Cardcnas . Glenn Mendoza . J. Rempe . Velazquez . .1 E Q, ly . .. Q u 1- 9?-I - ,nl N . :A ,la P X is 2 3 X' 3 w Q in M fl.. ww QP ak 5 .x Q0-1 .nf- E ff Q4 gs. , J. Cipra. C. Henneuse M. Moore S. Ricchiuti P. Welch A. Amick M. Bustamente P. Cameron Y. Cardinas J. Cipra D. Crise D. Don M. L. Duggan M. A. Farrell LDEUQIT, ' Our Alice is a tidy lass. She's also first in every class. Our Martha's quite an actress fine. She hails from near the border line. Pat tends the switchboard every day. She makes nice dresses, too, they say. Our dear Yolanda's rather small. She's really less than five feet tall. The squeaky purse that Jackie owns. Extracts from us such sighs and groans Devona favors chemistry. To us it's quite a mystery. Dolores is such a Lewis fan. She does her homework when she can Our Mary Lou is lots of fun. We mostly see her on the run. We like Anita's long black hair. She never rushes anywhere. QGPCA A. Glenn C. Henneuse G. Hilton M. Lynch R. Marinovich I. Mendoza M. Moore J. Mulligan G. Olchawa 69l.f We'd rather swim in Arlene's pool. Than trudge our weary way to school. Catherine swims like any fish. To learn to skate is her only wish. Penny has a gorgeous tan. She's also quite a homework fan. At Kress' Marian sells the socks. She keeps the business off the rocks. Our Holy Ann is very good. We'd all be like her if we could. Irene has lovely eyes of brown. She knows the latest steps in town. Oi johnny, write to me today! Annapolis is so far away. Our late Miss joan is quite a poet. To die is to fly, ' but you'd never know it. Fontana claims this lady fair. She has brothers by the pair. H. Pacheco Her Johnnie Ray Club meets each night. She keeps her shoes so clean and white. D. Persang The occ-anside's her rendezvous. 'Tm going home tonight, are you? N. Rempe When Jerry called O happy day. We heard her very softly say. B. Rogers She gets her homework done at school. For us the opposite's the rule. S. Ricchiuti We marvel at her two-toned hair. Spaghetti is her favorite fare. R. Sanchez They call her Dudy. We wonder wh . Shri, hates to hear us say she's shy. P. Schuler She rings up cash a mile a minute. The register has money in it. A. Velasquez Two brothers serve the great Air Force. She wants to follow a similar course. P. Welch She's the Man from Mars each rainy da . Thyat's all we now have time to say. CAM Uf icerd Left to right: A. Glenn A. Velazquez M. L. Duggan R. Sanchez unions 'Q gg. Sli X Q, T43 ,X .1 - g.':-.:. '-E-Sgs5.,s:.E'3 'Q., H . - .r .4'. 9 ,QR K 'S A. Bustamcnte T. Fair U. Lopez J. Nease J. Sotclo Campbell Fritchel McEvcr O,C0nnor Stroud Carlisle Greene Meyer Parker Sullivan C. Crabbe A. Hoyt L. Morin D. Ramirez M. J. Wehking C. Duggan . Kirsch J. Mulhcrin . Rinne . Young gs? kai rw-..K 71155 junior Il-K Sc-ptcmbcr 15, 1952, thc mighty USS JUNIOR 11B wcighcd anchor and sailed for thc high sc-as. Thc Cruisc was to last approximate-ly tcn months. Thc ship's company was comprised of many formcr Cathcdralitcs and a handful of new rccruits. Our dutics consistcd of being ali-rt at all timcs cvcn though wc might tire- of thc samc routinfz Oncc undcrway wc rcccivcd furthcr ordcrs. Ship's paymastcr sct to work swabbing dccks undcr thc form of pursuing class ducs. Togcthcr with our sistcr ship, thc USS 1lA, Tag Day sct thc course and noon dancing lcd our vcsscl into dccpcr watvrs. In Novcmbcr our ship's compass focuscd on our class rings which wc wclcomed aboard on Dcccmbcr 8. For our ship's Christmas party wc wcrc in full drc-ss from stcm to stcrn in Yulctidc fashion. Aftcr wcathn-ring stiff inspcction of mid-tcrm cxams wc drifted into calm watcrs on Rctrcat. Smooth sailing followed in its wakc for thc following two months. Warm calm brcczcs rcmindcd us that wc wcrc ne-aring thc Equator. Thcrc in company with thc crcws of thc USS SENIOR and USS llA King Nl-ptunc's Court he-ld full sway at thc Hotcl Manor for our 'Stairway to thc Stars Prom. Now as our vcsscl hcads towards homo, shc looks back at thc occan, ovcr thc- many milcs she has navigatcd. Evcry crcw mcmbcr fccls that shc has made: a succcssful cruisc. 66165 Of icerd Left lo right D. Ramirez P. Kirsch C. Mcliver A. Hoyt Vw-65 was 4 5 a s Q x. s 6 if Q , M FX M A sfmwxix M z... ,--.- . nw! , GC 3 -fy 1 1 whim :N N A 1 T E Y WK S xf xi , ii' if N Us . Y za . 5 M lm ,,, Q v if R .. ,A 4 Mg , E wifik. Q - J ' V. vgiy, Tfkmffiiv -gif? I , A , r-ygfgw y-W gvgsxg-Q AN. QW K, Q, I . 'wa A., X Q , , f A f H A 4 L W K 'ff 'L fl x g fx ' K 1 A X x ,Q mg W S 1 w ' A 'Q . -' - .NW V As, .Qggigggyz r , V55 'Lia gs , .K ,ff M ,iw ii A j ,im, .Lflill '- VA M M..-4,4 X l'hix'd yvar English studvnts Cngagc' in rc'sr'arCh for Mm'dic'z1l Essay Contvst I I flggff Cll'l6! .SZTQIQCQ Enthusiastic chvlxlists work svriously on individual prohlvms -s x - Q ww can-mm-naar 5 fl A p x Hifi 1-fy ,ll Mxisiffz. Q -:fx l ms 99 Y L is 4 -, 'hwssw ,.,3mi,g lf :Q ,,,,,.,....v-.ww-mv 1 5 251 5 ' hill--Fl' .S?0l0AOIfl'L0l'Qff wus? I Sf. Cfare of .fdmiiddi . . . Lover of Poverty, friend of St. Francis, and foundress of Poor Clares. Clare was eighteen when she was inspired by a Lenten sermon to lejave all and follow Christ. For forty-two years she kept her religiousivows and inspired others to gain souls for God by prayer and penance. Her absolute trust in Divine Providence was rewarded by a miracle. When the Saracens scaled the walls of her convent St. Clare 'held before their amazed eyes a radiant ciborium. She reminded the Lord that she and her Sisters were in need of His protection. The Saracens were terror stricken and fled from the convent. I I I I I I Sister St. George, Class of '43 and member of tbe original Legionnaires, spreads the reign of the Sacred I Heart cnong ber young :barges at Ascension School, Los , Angles. I I C I I en-14 mem oried l'Ve are the Sophoinores of Cathedral: We rejoined old friends and eagerly anticipated new things to be done. We elected our oflicersfCarole, Irma, Sonya and Mary. We always try to do our best: VVe filled Red Cross boxes and made bunnies under the guidance of Adrienne. NVQ' saved our pennies for the Pagan Babies. A three-day Retreat brought us close to God. Wle can win: Nancy displayed her talents in the Medical Essay Contest. Julia combined both beauty and poise to win the title Miss Point Lorna. And we can lose: Wie got on the band wagon a little late for the Patron Drive, but we showed our loyalty in the end. But we never, never get those blues: We spent eighteen interesting hours mastering first aid. Hip, hip, hurryffor the green and gray: We were thrilled with the results of our dance-- Rustle of Spring. 'l'o be loyal and true we will strive: We took our places with the rest in the Music Festival and in the Garden Party given by the San Diego College for Women. We participated in the St. Patrick's Day Program as one of the classes of the school. So give a great big cheer for the Sophornores of the year, for the Class of ,55. Cfdrki Cer!! Left to right: I. Serrano, M. Wcismantel, C. Hanson, and S. Ackley. .SJOIIQAOIWL ored i AY-9 K -.J Nt? if A 4,0 'NJ W ,xy xx W Z' A if w N.. ANA, ' - -. . N if 33 wr Y LW vw' .- x ' E ligfiidi M as XE Iv -en gk-QXQQQS W 1-ef X QA xx -6 X Zim , pf A 2 4 N Y -Qs , M MNA Q X qw. - . , 1 Y '24 'Q .,w'45' is 4 +35 ' f ,meggk , 15 ' . 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Rvtrcat came ncxt with hCav'nly reward Thru' happy days spent with Our Lord. janv and Ann, our poets, wisc, Each won a C.D.A. contost prizc. WVU welcomed April on thc wing With dancc wc callvd, i'Rustlc of Springf, First Aid gavc' work in respiration, Prc-ssurc points and transportation. For annual picturvs wc have posed, And thvn our books shall soon be closvd, And aftcr summCr's plcasures, all Will bc glad to moot again nvxt fall. CAM O! i fem Left to right: A. Por tvr, S. Nc-grvtv, K. Sund strom, and B. Forkcn brook. 30,04 Olflfl, 0I Qff ,,.... fx I7 qw? ' - YA? ,,, uv- -q W 'W . 'Xb ., . 4 - 11- in ' ' 1' , ,hs ' 'a l ' fs . 33 l X - 31,3 fi . i., , 4 ls it 4 Wu 'nik' vi, X as . ...Wi . 7 1 . Y' wwf .. ' , J ' l .. 2., . '.-- . .-A: .f'- 'TF P' . , . .: ' 1: . f .4-Q wiv 5- V xx ,,,., V ..:,. 'SLA ggi zl: 'I M ,, faq -4 7 -' T . 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Initiation was just around the corner . . . terrihed at the outset, we emerged with a new feeling toward Seniors . . . they are human beings, after all. NOVEMBER . . . We chose our class colors . . . red and grey. We also elected our ofhcers . . . the very best. DECEMBER . . . We gave a Christmas party . . . with gifts . . . gifts that were truly for the Christ Child . . . because, instead of giving them to each other, we gave them to Christ's little ones . . . the orphans in Ti- juana. JANUARY . . . Semester Exams loomed before us . . . Algebra . . . Latin and the rest . . . we managed to pull through. OlflJ I'I,a FEBRUARY . . . Retreat brought recollection and silence . . . we doubted our ability to restrain our busy tongues . . . but the Seniors set a noble example. MARCH . . . We attended the noon-time Mass in the Cathedral . . . and lent our voices to the Holy Week and Easter services. APRIL . . . We held a surprise auction and were supported by every student at Cathe- dral . . . our success proved phenomenal. MAY . . . The Music Festival gave many of us a chance to show off our voices . . . and our pretty formals. JUNE . . . Soon we will have to bid farewell to our big sister Seniors, and we will be ready to start our second year toward the goal they have reached. We pray that we may be as loyal and true to Cathedral as they have been. cfm, ofa., Left to right: C. Cooper, B. Mangin, Krcjsa, and Baltes. Mice- .MA for? Entering Cathedral forty-three strong and representing sixteen grammar schools, we were all impressed by the cheerful friendliness which the upperclassmen showed us during our first day at Cathedral. We still remember how our good friends, the Seniors, came out with the cry, Off with the lipstick, Froshl and how, on Initiation Day, they were most anniious to dress us up as clowns and tramps-one girl was a pumpkin! Following initiation, we had elections for class officers, with Mary Louise Paulich at the helm assisted by Ludevina Arciaga, vice presi- dent, Lorraine Nevcs, secretary, Carmen Jaco- belly, treasurer. With leaders chosen, we select- ed our class colors, red and grey, fashioned our emblem, and wrote our class song. At Christmas, our party was a tremendous success, entertainment being supplied by Mary .Io da Silva, Patricia Brame and Yolanda Escu- dero. During May, the highlight of our activities centered around participation in the Music Festival, a Cake Walk that we sponsored de- spite certain scattered showersf' and daily May devotions at the shrine erected in our room. May Our Lady ever continue to guide our steps through our coming years at Cathedral! Cfadzi O!kL'fZI':5 Left to right: L. Neves, C. Jacobelly, M. L. Paulich, L. Arciaga. f jI Qf5AI'l'L8I'l gy... ' ' an .1 uw 4 'Q .X V a 'K 'U I J. I-rf . R 5. ,J J ' wi W J: .V , -,-, lf!! -. .7 J WV L ..-V .X --:- 3 fig. . D Q.. 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Teresa won her niche in the heart of the Church because she coupled grace and nature in a harmonious whole. She experienced edgle heights of spiritual- ity and solved with sane optimism ordinary problems. Her quill could equally define mystic states or detail a balance sheet. Judg- ment and prudence were hers in an eminept degree. Level-headed Teresa is the feminine Doctor of Mental Prayer. She proclaims to a skeptical world the compatibility of I high sanctity and pro-f found sanity. I 1 l I 1 mggestions to Virginia Wilson, Helen Deyling and I Margie Sabado, Cathedral Staf members, while Elvia I Aguilar, '51, look: an. i I cle' . L Z ' ,. Eff in -er: 'LW ' x 4 ' ii .Milli 1 N. fl H 1 A-H is v 1... -p, 13 3 sms. gas in ew ,N i '-1 SQL. A, as Q9 cfgion po!! Cuff Loft lo right, rms' I: Ii. Fzlrrar, N. Mcmtivl. C. Murplxy, Cl. Moutivl. M. IY11lsI1. N. Vivru. S. N4'grm'tr'. Row 2: A. SI1z1I'lAz'r. A. Amivk. P. CILIIIIIJIJVII, C. O'Cm1- nor. I.. Morin. A. Iiddings. Row 3: li. VVrye', M. Wm-Ilking, li, Rug:-rs. Fritchm-I, C, PZIFIQIT. P. lirunuz Ron 4: M, I.xm'I1. P. Nlillvr. Stoc'c'km'r. I.. Rinm: O Rvwptioll of Members Q New LCQIOIIIIZIITCS .g in Y .S?lfLJQI'lf g0UQI l'lI'I'lQI'lt Student Body Officers admire beautiful Southern California patio furnishings-left to right: Gaynel Hilton fvice pres.j, Judy Martinez Qtreasj, Carolyn Duggan Qseoj, Margie Sabado Cpres.j. . f ' . ll.Hl'll , l'Hl0l'.f l.c'fl to right, vlockwisvz IS. l lll'l'llI', ll. Ili Uirolznmv. I.. O'liri1'r1, U, N1Ullli4'l, H. Ilvyling. P. l'e-raunski. Nm-i'l'. M. Olson. ,wan IOI'llJ ' ' f C7 l.cfl lo right: LI. I'urk4-r. P. BF2llIlK', P. llllllhlllll. M. llllggllll, l,. Vorcr, P. Ciunplwll, Wulkvr. l'. NVIQIH. All Souls, Day Blass CL oir Pmgrain Blass ol' tha' Holy Ghost Cll1IlStlIlllS lN1ass First Friday lN4assm's St. l'atric'k's Day Pmgraxn Holy NV1'x'k Sl'ryiC1's lNIusic' Fvstiyal Graduation Hvlvn Di-yling, four-yi-ar organist, lends inspiration to follow musicians vwfiww H rganibfgi Left to right: Krcjsa, H. Di-yling J. Baltcs. ,ff XX 7fMl,1l'z'ia 11.5 CM Lcfl In right, front row: S. flllIi4'I'l't'l, A. Colm, I.. .Xl'l'iilMil, if. flu- limlu, N, hillllliflv I. X'UI'l'l', li, lliuus, li. Fall'- raux Ron Z: -I. liullm, .X. Sllllirr, N4-asv, I. lf, 1 'l S1-rraxr , C, R Ampv, N. R 4- In p 1-. Run If: M, Walsh, Krvjsn, ll. Mur- phy, 5. lllllflll, M. lily- Still. . IO Qi ,ff .gimf group Seniors prepare for future by practical First Aid Course. 1r:4 ' ...-...--.fw- .. -sf x .. ii 'iii - b V ' I L ,N ,,, L Dorothy Di Girolamo rvvicws pressure points for Seniors, N. Vicra, M. Castro, F. Doylc' L. Labm-llc, H. Da-yling, G. Monticl. B. Wryc' and V. Sabado Qfrontj practicc bmdaging. 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Hcr last spoken word was Jcsus,', as hcr bravc soul soarcdilroin her burning body to her Captain and her King. i Maureen Connolly, Class of '51, International Tennis l Cbafntion, displays Wimbledon trophy to Senior: Maryln Wal: and Bernice Farrar Saorfa Vollfyball 'lbam forms Victory V, lvft to right: C. Vasqlxvz. G. Richzlrdscm KI. Santa Ana. C. Zuniga, P. Bryant. V. Subado. P. Pmwzlnski. NI. W'm'bb, N. Nfirzx- montvs. llnsvtb P. E. Instructor. Donna Dunlap. L CC-FHS ww i l A 'Y Am- !! -nn Q-nm ,M -f xi' 23 ' ,W W 1: , H xl 4,5555 ' A V g x NN f qw 5? A 'W if, 1 J f M, 'w, ,, . i.fw.FfXY ww x E ' 5 is , M fx, KJ' Svwxiw 5 ' vx,5?f N.. M ,J 11 A ,ee ' . A ' 1 .ln 1 2 .gpaorfzi S Jfrz n L6 51761111 Left to right, front row: IW. W'ilson. Y. Mar- gain. V. Snbado. Second row: D. DiCirola1no, Izmnus, KOIIll'UdL'f2l, E. Vasquvz. A?mA0fAJf Left to right, front row: F. Doyle, J. Nc-ff, M. Walsh. Second row: P. Millvr, H. Doyling. G, Montivl. Folk Danci- Clroup Lvzirnsa v. . . X ii guna Rc-cl Sanrio Tcznn Mascot, Paddi0, sits up fm tidbit pr0sc'nt1'ci by NI2ll'yill Whlsh 4 ? cw fl ion Low W-A 'UHF . V S Af? . -8 , . X,fv W., 'S..,.., -pk N -f . X F5555 f ,,5.:. . M 'Qi' ..,. ' t . S Ni-..,mN 4 . -mm. x QW? , ,.,. A... jadkion .gzow ormafd ffljfpwflcd Patricia Miller, Clara Blocker and An- nette Lareau model attractive lace and net formals. X 1 . ' is ti 4. xnvm 29.5 Y . L eh H , A - 5 ' T7i'i'i i , .Q . ., Q. I am. 'IJILW Maria and Virginia Wilson present colorful twin enscmbles. .Eayfime ibafe .:iZ3re55eA Marguerite Schcfler, Margie Smith and l-lclen Deyling show smart date dresses. unior- enior rom Thcmcz HStz1irway to thv Stars Place: Tcrrzxcc' Room. Hotcl Manor Date: May 15 Nlusic by: Rudy lN Iorvno 0l1i0I' Mc'aLLl5f Svniors Vil'giIli2l Sahuclo, 'l2llll't Izmnus. M. Olson and -Iudy Mur- tinvz mukm- last-Ixlimltv prvpurai- tions for IJTl'llki1LlSt give-n by his l'ixc'm'llm'm'y, Bishop Buddy. HIE, gfliflllay fo Me ,Siu ra Left to right: Studvnt Body Prvsidvnt. M. Sulmdo with vsfort. I.. M2lIlZl'I'1 lluliim' Class Prvsi- dvlxt, M. I.. llllggllll with vsvorl. R. vviiillld. 31. lgafricl if ay rogram Monsignor Dillon receives green shamrovk Cake from student body president, Mar- gie- Sabado. Margie- and Virginia S21- hado played Galway Bay. Helen Hutchinson rf-Citc-cl An Irish Lad. Carole- Richards rc-ndx-rc-cl When Irish Eye-s Arr- Smil- . N mg. Q tim' C:ll!JC:2l1i1'Sllll' 'Vt Knit Il, Purl Club Footlmll ear lgafriclf . . . Ol' c:llllllHl'N YITIIIIIVIIIK' i'UIlll'S up xv Ill 'l'1k4 You llomf- Again. Kath sings A Littlm- Bit ol lc 1 Il,N Cu 1 ilil llm':1x'u'11,' 'md tht- 4lllllI'U'l dllllfl' thx sh Wag ime Up for air Casual, huh. Thvn camo Brothvr, what a big onv! gal ... ff A P --:- - - X-m A vacation time. -if Cramming for s-xams So long, girls! No, not April in Portugal just Dc'cc'mbc'r in Mvxico City Thosr' lazy days make study so difficult Tlu rc' govs our bus! as S .- .A Qs gs ry 4 1151 s ,nn ' .11 La, 5' '10 Q- . 'sv wa, am I can 1 go any farthvl' H Afrohwts IH2lVht'! Nici' plum- for fish. 1 ',l-.. 4 r LN' ,.f-':-..:J-...- - . . X i f Y , Qu Q 4 .,x Q amm o You poor cl1'm'r. Look thls wax and my c hm 1 M. I hflnlx 93 YOU Cullllllll 5 crab It isn't in yacht. N but it floats. .1 Whlrl glflli s. Whoa, 'l'hundm'r! pdffg jill? Happy Birthday, dear Margie! Chit Chat Corner Look, a real cashmere! Girls, you shouldn't have done it! A quiet evening at home Quick! Some0ne's coming! Homework! The Domestic Type This is the life! C6lfA,0JI'llK ZZJAJ Svrrano Carolyn R1-mp:- Antoinvttm- Osuna Margazvt Rapp Cnrmc-lita Arciaga C onstanu' Brillowski Mury Lou Duggan Sophiv Cuticrrvz Marx In WValsh M lry Hvyn Florvncv Straubingrr W Yolanda Margain Ibfllfi Ramirvz C 'irmf-n Lahvllf' Iouism' Labrllf' uv x 1. K. Q . z in K ' K X , R A :gg E Q nj T-A YQ wg, ch. 2-,sfsazwf XNQXW :lx .Q wam VM mjggngkggysw ,eq f w. X11 Q ww is Y Nmfwsz mN, A- Xi ifIiggaiifszffi-.xzfimi fs fq.f,z ,iff-Wai v m Fw - ,fiifi 13:-vfEfJggf9q,'?f2,x XS W,1wmw:Qw A gm. Y Ai W, :Q ,i 5 5 ..,, 'T fi. -gm-ww s- up-4 A I . 4- 5, W ,Q , a if E L R I f N x ,Q ,: :,' :ES-s: '-:!'.':y..., at f .QW 2 53 fs 'S :iw ' Q if Q3 5 K1 enior arewe l'n'lm'1'cl ci2lllN'dl'1ll Your nzmu' holds for us ll trvusurm' so rich with IIHWIXOI' that words czumot vxprvss thi- intvnsm' lvvling Ol' l12llJPlI1l'SS and gmtiludf' which ui hi' always in our humhlm' lu-ants. s an hl llown uwzu' lC'llYlIlQ hvhincl llzivs. months. and m'x'm'n vm-urs liuw :mc t X thvir Sl'lllCl0XN'S to bv rL'livm'd hyi us. 0 Our zlpprvcizntion and gratituclv for our rznpnhlm' lzlculty will ln- m'ntl1ronm'cl in nur hvzxrts. Cloodbv, Catlin-dial-'fm' now but not for 2 llM lX'9' lm' wi' will Umm- hawk tv will in thought. Klux' your Mspiritl' hm' with us always! lN1zu'inu Santa Ann, 'fail .SIL 77f,llI'l.ll oreffi . Rvd lily of purity. nzx- tiw Ol Italy and Saint ol' nur sign-. Youthful lN1uri.x did nm lim-situtv to shi-cl hvr hloufl :incl ffiw hm' rw lill' in clvivim- ol Xlfglllkll purity. Conrugm-mis in thought. dvvisiw' in word amd lu-mic in nfl. Marin IJI'1'l-1'Tl'!'Cl clvzlth to sin. ,gl pafrona Most Rev. Charles Francis Buddy, D.D., Ph.D. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Dillon Rt. Rev. Msgr. Malachy O'Sullivan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick Dunne Rt. Rev. Msgr. Trivisonno Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Hannon Very Rev. John L. Gallagher, O.S.A. Augustinian Fathers, St. Patrick's Church The Columban Fathers Rev. Walter Barron Rev. Vincent Bartuska Rev. William A. Bergin Rev. Leo L. Davis Rev. A. G. Edwards Rev. Thomas Egan Rev. John Flanagan, O. Carm. Rev. James M. Gilfillan Rev. J. McGinley Rev. John Glynn, O.S,A. Rev Dr. . Edward A. Johnson Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev . Patrick Kenny . Donald R. Kulleck . Hugh McNelis . O. Mondini, F.S.C.J. . M. O'Connor . Daniel O'Donovan James P. O'Shea . John Purcell . George Rice . John L. Storm . J. A. C. Van Veggel Rev. Richard A. Waterfall Arch Confraternity of St. Joseph's Cathedral Benedictine Sisters-San Ysidro The Guild of the Little Flower St. Joseph's Cathedral Parents' Club Dr. Robert E. Kelly and Mrs. Arnold A. Ariaudo Dr. and Mrs. F. Barca Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kinkel Mrs. Walter Brame Capt. and Mrs. H. Kuhl Dr. Charles F. Brass Mr. Ray Lamson Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Brito Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Langfeldt The Brownes Mrs. Esther Lobeck Mr. Russell B. Broyles Mr. Dominic Locastro Mr. P. V. Bugarin Dr. and Mrs. Justen C. MacCarthy Mr. George Joseph Burt Mrs. Wm. L. Mach Dr. C. Brewer Casey Mr. Juan Macklis Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Castro Mr. William P. Mahedy Dr. C. M. Ching Mr. and Mrs. Pete Manzanares Dr. A. J. Chlad Mr. John Marinos Miss Maureen Connolly Mr. Nicholas Martin Dr. J. Frederick Conrad Dr. Harold D. McCarthy Dr. Delmar B. Cosby Dr. S. McClendon Mr. J. J. Diaz Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Mendoza Mr. Jim Emgrem Mr. George M. Merino Mr. Dr. Johnny Eugenio R. V. Fait Mrs. Walter Fitch SfSgt. Joseph A. Flores, USMC Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Moore and Family and Mrs. Leo A. Morin Mr. Mike Murphy Mr. C. R. Narciso Mr. and Mrs. A. Garcia Mrs. Estela V. Vdade Nelson Mr. and Mrs. S. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. A1 Neves Dr. Leonard C. Greenfield Dr. and Mrs. Mark O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. M. H. O'Conne1l Mrs. Wm. J. Hermann Mr. Arnold S. Higgins Mr. The and Mrs. L. O'Connor Oddos Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hildenbrand Mr. Julian Olazabal Mrs. Julia Hobbie Mr. and Mrs. Jos. O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. John A. Horrell Miss Ruth O'Neill Miss Marlene Hoyt Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Peck Mr. W. George Hubbard Dr. Sam Peck Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hutchinson Mr. Art Ibbotson Mr. and Mrs. James Petrone Mr. Gurney R. Plulpol Mr. Sanford Jondall Mr. Donald Porter Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Jones Mrs. Mary Qualin Mr. M. Kalla Dr. Frank J. Ragen 19.1 from Dr. William C. Reed Miss Lucy Rempe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Rempe Mr. julian Richfield Miss Lorraine Rinne Mr. E. Rilloraza Mr. and Mrs. W. Rogers Mr. Cornelio C. Rodriquez Mr. and Mrs. E. Ruiz Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Russell Mr. and Mrs. H. Schneider Dr. Benjamin F. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Tony Silva Mr. Bill Solof Mr. Donald Soto Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Sullivan Mrs. Perry Wainer Mr. John F. Wanless Mrs. Mary Weber Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wiley Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Withers Mr. Benny Yee Ace Drug Co. Abramson Furniture 8: Carpet Co. Adriance Appliances 8: Service C. C. Alley, Realtor American Cleaners Arnold's Garage Axel's Jewelers Balboa Park Concession Bay City Motors Bay City Pharmacy Beacon Pharmacy Benny's Italian Foods Berge-Roberts Mortuary Leonard Bonham's Pharmacy Bay Breeze Motel Boland's Market Bonnie Jean Studios Borton Variety Broadway Knitting Mills Brooks Grocery Botica Moderna Brothers Market Co. Bryan's Paint Store Cafe Del Rey Moro R. and W. Calkins Co. Calabrese's Civic Center Cafe California Neon Products A. T. Campbell Service Station Carlton's Grocery Chartier Painting Co. Chula Vista Furniture Store Clifford's Super Market, Inc. Coast Furniture No. 3 Consolidated Sewing Machine Co. Cook's Service Station Cornell's Coronado Dept. Store Corona Furniture Co. The Coronado Corrin Pharmacy joseph A. Cutri Insurance Dee Gee Market Del Mar Drug Store Del Mar Market Despie's Music Store Dobler Bros. Radio Store Don Jose's Mexican Foods Economy Radio 8L TV, Ltd. El Capitan Market Encanto Electric Shop Faber's Superette Market Ferrantelli Shoes Ferretera del Norte Tiendas Miramontes Fifth Avenue Laundromat Finder's Music Store First National Cleaners Florentino's Religious Articles Frazee's Frontier Meats Freshman Section 9B Furs by Millard C. A. Gray, Dodge-Plymouth Hollywood Market Gleason's jr. Dept. Store Glenn's Market Goodbody Mortuaries Gordon's Dress Shop Graham's Fountain 8L Sundries Granger's Hamburgers Greeson's Hardware Greystone Electric SL Appliances Dick Grihalva Buick Frank Haney, Automobile Maintenance Hansen's Flowers Harbor Cleaners 8L Dyers Hartfield's Walter A. Herlow-Optician Higgs Jewelers Highland Automotive Service Hotel Manor Hotel San Diego Hotel St. James Homer's Variety Store House of Fabrics, Inc. A. L. Jacobs 8z Sons, Jewelers .lerry's Liquor Store Aloe .lacobellv's Marine Station ,Io's Flower Shop ,Iuniper Pharmacy KiPPy'S Kraft Rexall Drugs, Inc. S. H. Kress SL Co. La Mesa Lumber Co. pa from Lanin Hotel La Victoria Art Leitch, Realtor Lindley's Sewing Machine Circle Los Paisanos Mais Halo Beauty Salon Mac's Market Matson Market M. L. McEver, Plumbing Con. Mercy Hospital Milnor's Gift Shop Mission Hills Automotive Service Mission Hills Radio Monterey Shop Muehling's Dept. Store Building Maintenance Myers SL Stuart Nathaniel Poole Agency Peter Newburg Shop for Men Newport Cleaners New York Millinery Noel Furniture Co. Nutrilite Food Supplement Pacific Recreation Pacific View Garage Pacific View Service Pan American World Airways Paradise Hills Nursery Paras Newsstand Pay 'n Save Market Pernieano's, Frank Pernicano's, George Pickwick Hotel Wm. Pierce Studio Point Loma Pharmacy Quarter Deck II Quest of Beauty Ramona Hotel Ray's Shoe Repair Reardon or Faulconer, Realtor Ribley 81 Ribley Freshmen, 9A Ricci Boot Shop Al's Richfield Service Rornan's Market Rose's Merit Variety Store Russell's Food Market San Diego Auto Electric Corp. San Diego Chicken Pie Shops San Ysidro Academy San Ysidro Border Cleaners San Ysidro Commercial Co. Schaniel St Son, Plumbing' Shortt's Shell Korner Sid Lewis Beauty Salon Silhouette Beauty Salon Carol R. Smart, Real Estate Smith SL Son, Jewelers Solana Beach Pharmacy Sophomore 10B Section Southwest Trophy Sc Award Co Spinali's Store for Men Sprouse-Reitz Co., Inc. Suzettes of California Marvin F. Tackett, Realtor Bill Thurston's Men's Shop Orpheum Theatre Tritt Cigar 8: News Stand Troot 8: Kingaard, Inc. United Cigar Store U. S. Grant Hotel U. S. Grant Jewelry Vaughan's Card and Gift Shop Veda Moss Style Shop Village Apothecary Shop Virgil's Market Virginia's Dress Shop O'Connor's Church Goods Wardrobe Cleaners Witte Camera Exchange Wood's Shoe Service Zel's Market Sophomore 10A Section Juniors, Class of ,54 .!4CLll0MlAJgel'l'l0l1t5 It Margaret Schweikert, '51 CSilhouettes of the Saints, Photography Busco-Nestor Studios Edwards Photography QPictures of Lower Classmenj Printing Neyenesch Printers 24 v 1 I r u ' 4 - m E 1 v I 1 Fl. Aa nu F, af P' M' '-4 F I 5 I! l 4 4 1 0 w .4 'l 'YY K1 . , 1 I . fr x I In W E X. X x 4 F L 1 n 1 v . L 2 ..5t,.- ..-,.-.gag ,,.,, - W- . . .. 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