Cathedral High School - Chimes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

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STAFF Peter Salcido Frank Salas George Flores J, .uv Copy Editor . . . . . Class Editor . . . . . . Activities Editor ..... Organization Editor. . . Art Editor ......... Photography Editor .......... Fernando Sanchez Lawrence Yamamoto Mike Pickering Ramon Cruz julio Ortega Peter Rock Photography Staff: john Hanabusa, Thomas Marumoto, Eugene Gatz, Edward Patino. Editorial Staff: john Martinez, Albert Barrio, Louie Jimenez james Ruiz, Maruel Puente, jim Mendoza, Manuel Hernandez, Albert Sierra, Tony Nunez, jess Chavez. Advertising Staff: Edward Valencia, Paul Duefrene, Raul Mar- tinez, Rudy Aceves, Richard Esparza. Moderator. . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . ........... Brother LaSalle Pictures of Lourdes. . . . . Courtesy of Henry Regnery Company Y. 1- 5. ... .gn I L T K F5 We .221 4?-Q. '33 0 s 9 1 I 4. 4-3! Ma--- , 195. E S . n ' T? i A I B Of U, C QIT1-q D, Fofhep B 3 . . . . . . the 1958 CHIMES Yearbook to Brother Bertram, Principal of Cathedral High School from 1952 to 1958, not only for his outstanding devotion during these years to the boys of Cathedral High School but also on this his Silver jubilee year as a Christian Brother. Perhaps the most lasting impression he will have left with the students will be that ever present solicitude to make each one not only loyal to the ideals of Cathedral but in a certain sense to Be Cathedral . By this expression, which he often used, he showed his lseen under- standing and appreciation for the spirit which alone is special to Cathedral. Tireless and efficient have been his efforts in the administration of the school. Ever watchful for bettering conditions, he arranged the curriculum to fit the needs of the students and gave proper leeway to electives and extra-curricular activities while at the same time ever bettering the religious, academic and moral standards of the school. He has introduced an art department, mttal shop, activity periods, dancing lessons, preserx ed the great cultural fete of the year, the Spring Concert, Communion Crusade, Circle C and Marian Society, saw to the revision of the Student Body Constitution, approved the Queen's Pageant and Ball, and organized a Guidance and Counseling program. In a material way Brother has seen to many improvements, namely a new science lab, school offices, garages, locker rooms, lavatories, renovated library, landscaping and extension to the Brother's house. Throughout his 25 years as a Christian Brother about half have been spent as an admin- istrator and superior, first as Director of Seholastics at St. Ma1'y's College, then as Principal of Christian Brothers school in Sacramento and now at Cathedral, thus giving proof to Brother's out- standing ability, not only as a Principal, but as an example of all those qualities most desired in a Christian Brother: a deep spirit of faith, exact obedience, success as a professional teacher, and a love for the salvation of souls. Proof of the students heartfelt appreciation for all he has done came when they invited Bishop Bell to olfer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and to present Brother with a Spiritual Bouquet giving evidence of the one evidence of success a Christian Brother most desires--the prayers of his students which will win for him and for them the happiness of heaven. Ballina 2 ... ! W lr aw ' eek Plaqugfdmg Dave Par do Wit! Ifqwq Yer New lOCk Sch . 01' roo ool improv ms--One ementg. Of Brother Bert nunlk gg Q El 1HQny 1531 Frosh Week activities. .. ....' Phantoms defeat Loyola. Miss Cathedral of '58 and court. 8 chool . . . This Was As the final pages of the 1958 edition of the Chimes Yearbook were being assembled, the sands of time for the year 1957-'58 had nearly run out. Here are the events which will stand out in the minds of Cathedral in the future years: WISPS OF AIR, BROWNISH-GREEN LEAVES . . . SEPTEMBER. . . Rested from summer vacations, 720 young men invade the peaceful confines of Cathedral High School to renew the ten-month battle of the minds . . . Frosh week is held, with the Sophomores besting the freshmen in athletic competition, but losing in total points. The freshmen are awarded the victory banner at the Welcome Fresh Dance. . . Cathedralites are heartened by the news that Father john A. Houle, S.J. , class of '32, is released after four years in Chinese Com- munist prisons. . . Circle C, under prexy Bob Bieggar, admits 49 into organization. . . Successful retreat held through leadership of Father Charles Guilfoyle, C. P. . . . Southern California becomes busy area as the men from Bishops Road permeate L. A. county to sell their loyalty books, kicking off 13th Annual Athletic Drive . . . Varsity Football team defeats Antelope Valley, but loses close one to Compton. HARVEST TIME, OCTOBER. . . CSF Forum held with neighboring girls' schools . . . 12-4 becomes first home- room to attain quota in Athletic Drive. . . Second dance of the school year is held, with Miss Cathedral candi- dates introduced. . . YCS attends Seminar at Dolores Mission. . . Open house held for parents. . . Student Coun- cil passes resolution enacting Student Court. . .Julio Or- tega, senior artist, awarded scholarship to Art Center School. . . class elections held. . . Chimes Paper staff and Speech attend confahs at UCLA. . . Pot-luck dinner held at school. . . alumni attend Mass at St. Vibiana's. . . in- jury and flu-ridden Phantom eleven take on but lose to, St. Anthony's and Serra, but bowl over Pius. TURKEY TIME, NOVEMBER. . . Senior class begins retreats at Sierra Madre. . . successful Fiesta staged, de- pendable Circle C and Parents' club do very good job. . . Class 12--1 with ll-M , and the entire senior class, with 9596, pace the school in the close of the Athletic Drive . . . Marian Society admits 23 in installation. . . Phan- toms give scare to Mt. Carmel, league champs, in close game, lose to Cantwell, ramble over Notre Dame and traditional rival Loyola. . . Marian Society conducts forum with Immaculate Heart. . . Cantwell High stadium is lo- cale for,the crowning of Miss Cathedral, Ann Louizeaux of IHHS, in Fourth annual Queen's Pageant, five days later, El Gym takes on air of Pomp and Circumstance with the staging of the Queen's Ball, Fascination Waltz features pirouetting by her majesty and court, rest of those attending enjoy music of Mike Perez. . . Miss Loui- zeaux et entourage featured at Sodality Ball, boosting Cathedral's social stock. . . Phantoms feast on Turkey, give thanks. . .YCS attends Rally-Day at Providence High School, Richard Hernandez giving kickoff speech. TI-LE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS. . . DECEMBER. . .Holy Family is the scene of Marian Society Forum. . . Disaruf- ino, Ogata, Morales, first team, Joe Sciarra, Student Body President, 2nd team, Pardo and Dunkel, Hon. Mention, are All-C.L. in football, . . Mr. Corral, class of '57, coaches Phantom cross-country team to fourth straight C.L. crown. . .Varsity eager-5 take seven of eight, taking third in 'Carmel tourney, placing Mar- tinez and Disarufino on all-tourney team. . . Phantoms featured on TV show, In God We Trust , St. La Salle and Cathedral are given southland publicity. . . Skylight- ers featured at Christmas dance. . . Marian Society and Block C, under prexy john Hayes, initiates new members . , , 12-4 wins honor roll plaque. . . Dominic Ferrante, senior joumalist, receives letters of commendation from Year '57-'58 L.A. Dodgers and chamber of commerce. . .YCS attends Winter Workshop at Ramona Convent. . . Casabamen take second at Edgewood Toumey, placing Martinez, Fontes, and Disarufino on all-tournament team. . .Santa is kind to all. RING IN THE NEW YEAR, 1958. . .a fresh start. . .the class of '59 receives their junior class rings. . . First round of basketball season reveals varsity romps over Cantwell, Serra, Pius, and Notre Dame, but three losses. . .succes- sful sock hop held with Rhythmaires featured. . . Marian Society stages forum with OLOA. . . CSF installs popcorn machine. . . seniors conclude retreats at Sierra Madre. . . Midnight becomes dawn as semester exams take their toll. . . Student Body recoilects during retreat conducted by Father joel, C. P. FEBRUARY, WET AND STORMY. . . Senior class party held in cafeteria. . . second semester begins. . . CSF an- nounces seven life memberships, highest total in many years. . .practice begins for 9th Annual Spring Concert . . . Pre -Lenten dance is promoted. . . Phantom hoopsters defeat all foes except Carmel and Cantwell, in 2nd round, seniors Martinez, Fontes, Rolfe, Rincon, and Williams close casaba careers with a bang-up victory ox er Loyola . . . Thomas Martinez, Student-Body V. P. , is featured speaker at Sacred Heart forum conducted by Marian Soc- iety. . . 9-3 takes intramural basketball championship. . . Tony Abdalla, senior class prcxy, announces project for the class of '58: buying new curtains for gym stage. BREEZY MARCH. . . CSF forum held, nine schools participating, Darryl Hickman, class of '48 guest speaker, and R. Hernandez, CSF president, are discussion leaders . . . Tlrird Annual Night Rally, featuring the Cathedral' Glee Club, the IR Combo from Loretto High, Lee Rol- lins, dancers from IHHS and Sacred Heart, promoted to kick off Spring sports. . .Bob Martinez and R055 Fonteg chosen all-league in basketball. . . Cathedralites attend Union Sodality Forum at IHHS. . . YCS attends Rally-day at St. Agnes. Bob Bieggar, senior, is keynote speaker . . . Bank of America awards announced. . . Chimes Year- book meets last deadline. . . speech group attends St. Mary's College convention. . .things back to normal during Quarter Exams. . . APRIL. . .EASTER. . . RESURRECTION. . . Marian Society holds general Forum in Library. . . CSF aca- demic contest held. . . class of '59 attends Prom at Riviera Country Club, music estilo johnny Delfino. . . Brother Kenneth and lvlister Cronin lead Clee Club and Band in successful Spring Concert. . . CHIMES paper at- tends St. Mary's college press convention, returns with awards. MAY, THE MONTH OF OUR LADY. . . Cathedralites attend Mary's Hour. . . Posters, deejays, and campaigns are the fad during election week. . . at the Farewell Sen- ior Dance, the student body officers for '58 - '59 are announced. . . Fathers and Sons Night takes place. . . CHIMES Yearbook distributed. . . the class of '58, led by Tony Abdalla, Armand Olvera, and Gene Castillo, Stage the Senior Prom. . . take final exams. . . a picnic . . .presentation and banquet held. . . On Friday, June 6, 1958, the class of '58 becomes a reality, singing proudly, Hail, Cathedral Hail ! THE LAST MILE. . . the week of june 9th witnesses blood, sweat, and study as Final exams held for juniors, sophs, and frosh. . . On june 13th, all are emancipated for another three months. . . With these reminiscings, the sands of time have run their last grains for 1957-'58, this year will never re- turn, yet in our minds we will recall it as a memorable effort of Joy and sorrow, of conquest and defeat--all for Cathedral, all for God! -xx - Glee Club directed by Brother Kenneth prior to television performance. 5? Q cial in de' Ni eating LOY ght rally cheers old pl. R. OURDE8 .M J 'ff fr? L a- ,L2-gF2f'7'l L- ' ig , l y , 53319 , 4,3 .Q -' - a di S 5 5753 : QNX sr, iffy ' 1 5 4 S 1 5 5 'Q in Pmyer' . .o - St. Bernadette Y ',m.W,, ,A Y X 2: V ...V A NA vi, 1. -fl - Q . A y St. Bemadette's body today. The sick pay homage to' Mary. , ,-. 1 s' x ,,. , . 1'5k.- 'Q . A. Q - 4. x. .-nf . vm Q , I Q, .V :Fu ,i . VL ' Fw, ' f V Pho: 1 I 1. fif- I 'Num Earl 1 O of Srorro, fx! 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The same bond that unites all to Our Blessed Mother prompts us to honor her in this cent enary, since it is she who is the bridge between Christ and the world This cosmos united in technology and science, is split in two by the ruthless chains of tyranny, sm, and false knowledge ln this age, when so much is said to be believable only on sight, it is gratifying t 1 honor something that came about through the faith of a simple peasant girl, now a saint The celebration of Lourdes is a reason for the whole world to come back Our Lady did not appear to Bemadette because she was a saint, rather, Bernadette became a Saint because Our Lady appeared to her For the re mainder of her life, she obeyed in the fulness the message of Lourdes She did penance and prayed Her motive in obedience, in charity, in carry ing her crosses was the great love she had for God and His Blessed Mother Mere apparitions did not change her life it was the acceptance of sorrow, the doing of heroic virtue that enabled her to scale the heights of sanctity The splendor of Lourdes lies not in the 15 million people attending the shrine this year, not in the spectacle of vast throngs, not even in the phys J' fl 1 sf! from the extreme of science to the supreme experience of Mary's vision. ical cures that sometimes occur there It has its significance in that Mankind is on its knees, that sufferers pray for other sufferers. . . the thousands that flock daily to Lourdes leave, maybe not cured in body. . . but cured in the spirit, full of praise and grat- itude that God should allow His Blessed Mother to inspire the world. We are sanctified through Mary appearing in our lives. Through ros- aries, shrines, and campus activities, our Blessed Mother offers us the vision of Her Son. Our voices are united in the Weekly Mass, where hymns of respect for Mary fill the Gym. Our Holy Father, Pius XII, has explained that through the miracles of her shrine, the Mother of God is keeping the supematural destiny of man before the eyes of all men. It is fitting then, that we, spiritual children of Mary, should honor her, and more than that, reach God through her. The spirit of Lourdes must permeat our daily lives, no matter how hum- drum our existence. It is with pride that the students of Cathedral High School share this celebration of the centenary of Lourdes with the entire world. ff wt J .W if . 1, . ,., ff! Q '..I',.,,.. ,vc :. 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We are confident that the in- struction and training in a Catholic High School. will leave such an impres- sion upon each of its graduates, and strengthen them in the basic princi- V ples with which to meet the problems of life. Praying for the Graduates and the Students all blessings, I am 5 Faithfully yours in Christ, ' Q 1 'fly ' ffl ' Q 43 ffAi'?'Zf7',rg,, , ef , I JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MCINTYRE X Archbishop of Los Angeles Nerf !,,f Magnu . . . BISHOP ALDEN J. BELL Chancellor Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles As pastor of the Cathedral, St. Vibiana's, Bishop Bell, Chancellor, has long been acquainted with Cathedral High School which receives many students each year from St. Vibiana's Grammar school. Since his consecration in 1956, Bishop Bell has shown his interest by offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the conclusion of a student retreat, also in honor of Brother Bertram's Jubilee and has presided at the celebration of St. John Baptist de La Sa11e's feast. BISHOP TIMOTHY MANNING Vicar General Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles Bishop Timothy Manning, Vicar General, was consecrated Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles in 1946. He has ever been most interested in the welfare of the schools and to no small degree in Cathedral High School. Frequently he has presided at Cathedral's graduations and taken personal efforts to ensure that the great objectives of Catholic edu- cation be achieved. if--f Iv'f:,-g- 4: Q4 9,5g,g,1:.- ,'f!4'fs,:.6,,2i 'A A. V, , Ag Lf,-. -XE' --5 uf,- ' f 321,235-w'Y13,--jfyffggfgqtkff - 21' 5 A . - -' ww- fr , -.ug '. f- , ,X 4, . A . f ,fmzgvvjazgfi-4fi',Qii,'f:'l5gi'c1gEf 5b,, I ii., , , h -:Q-ignw, --125,54 1-amfg :jf Mya., A , 1: , -'f .. - TL-U5 -nz, .,..Lg?'.g'i.5-X'f'gcf'af W V , . x ' -Y4,.:,ff -1'H,?,'B' 3f1ZL3g11i?,iSfJv 1,-ilfafz. ' .1'-FH 2 ' ' ,j7?1':q g3 , 151 ' ' Q55 :f'.-11g4i'E3Q.A'1 ' 'R' ,Air W - vv. ,af g ' .V , wi , EL -41931. X LL 'iflvi m-'Q . YYKQCKQQX, ' cmd Btotkxe: GGYXG1 wwe' QQCXQQXQ 9, umm Y . iKiE1TDE16?iCYAOOg sobeduXm'g,- . v' 3 GENE 1ce-Prxncipal BRO-I-HE . R Prmcipal EYSSELOR us FATHE Chapla. RRA 111 Jr' in Q gr 1. v, is L, L 5 Nm -1-' , '.-,,,...-- v Ww.mMN,,,,,...--- s - 1 - Mrs. Mary Graff and lvlrs. Winifrcd Smith, Secretaries. rf? MR. Sl DALLMEIER Athletic Director Brothers join voices with parents Christmas Celebration. I.: M' ui -Z. in- BROTHER LUKE worm Hiswr-y . BROTHER AUGUSTINE Algebra BR OTHE R PAS CHAI. Ecouomc ? B uv' ,lx :Y wh in BROTHER ARMAND BROTHER DAVID BROTHER KENNETH Spanish English Trigonometry FACULTY W ' i mh- ...qi BROTHER LEONARD History ui 42 - Brother Leonard explains C1 phase K of Life Science to parents. BROTHER CLARENCE BROTHER DAMIAN Spanish Biology BROTHER LQSALLE BROTHER CLAUDE BROTHER GORDIAN Latin I Art English 'CT' ,, ,sg BROTHER PATRICK English wavy, 1 MI is.. I , jf: :QE . Er ..f'v K 4?-Z' 5.1 'Y' WP' Xfymlhl ' I Emil I, BROTHER LUCIAN BROTHER ANTHONY NIR. ROBERT RUGGLES MR. MICHAEL CIMINO Algebra Typing Geometry Civics '1.7.., 5 I - Y '51 vi Lu L 1 ,.L. - 1 x . 'L---ix I 5 K J S-I Faculty at monthly meeting. BROTHER DANIEL Woodshop MR. MARVIN SAMPSON MR. VICTOR BOLZANO Physical Education History 4: I 4' '1 R403 Ong' A' ' I 1 i' ,:,' . ... , vu-Z: 'g, A ' 5:x3SfigE45.4 'I Lf' f 1 I far' 'J' 3 -.-4..,..- 'A ,r u 'I' ' g ': .3-.,',.L. 'H 1 - 3' !Z'1f3!2f'3 IS' 32. : 'L ' ,' X . .. .' 13 -. . 'V'-s. MR. JAMES CRONIN Band Instructor ... ,K I m: , MR. LIONEL SANDOVAL ' .- I Physical Education ' A 4 -' ,.,,x ,f E-1 RICHARD SALTER Algebra K' ' zff ff i I MR. CHARLES Mccovmw nk? fri nf, Latin II I9 - 'm y gf: ' 1, 4 ririffi lnlq, I +14 The Lessons of Lourdes are waitlng for the whole world to learn: Penance and I-Iumility must be acquired, for Mary reveals herself only to the humble, to the penitent. The Rosary must be used as a weapon for asking God's help. When Bernadette was being questioned by the committee, she answered all doubts with an unwavering power in simplicity. In school, we learn the same lesson. Perseverance and humility will lead us to the Truth. The daily rosary expresses recognition of need for help in class. The weekly Confession, clearing doubts, enables us to do penance. The weekly Mass gives meaning to our schoolwork. WZ X .ff fwl 'W fvu 1 s A -ff. 1 I t K .sf Wliun' 'Z 1 Y. '. aaa? .vffvufv ' ' 'f Elg- I. L .Rl Y.,s Ig' ' 'Q f 'f 3?1,1fi'f, . . - . nf ' I 5 153122. -:A f in : .. yi'.'. 3 I , -tri. I .. 2' YS -Q-XT.-1 ' . 1' A55 , r+.2zL'3 - ' , , vi., 4'fy.xf.:, - f uf- 'FF' N 4 f '. w- Q53-' - - .-0' A P o 44 I .. H' , '. f r' bu' 4. Y Hgh! 4'1 ' 4 n x I l .YJ Y! 5 : . 1 . JI, 'F ,. P4 2.5121 1 -.zum ' .. 4..,w A . , -1 in we . 45: ' , s E ' f'l'-.V 'Ex'- I f fri' y:4. 2 -g' l 3. .' Y .. .5 V . A .fx Xu ' '-ni-K' 9 if yan 1 v .34 uri.- -,.4 I . blva X , N S Q 4-53?f q,,s,g' f.j:.'fJ',5 5 .a. l I' it fx Outstanding eniors Thomas Martinez: Circle C 2 years, Student Body Vice-President, Rally and Dance Committees 3 years, Marian Soc- iety 2 years, YCS 2 years, Glee Club 4 ?- , YEQPS. 'Q '- r Richard Hernandez: CSF 4 years, CSF President 2 years, YCS 4 years, Life Mem ber CSF, Speech and Debating 4 years, Varsity Tennis 2 years, Block C 2 years, Bank of America certificate winner. Ted Tsukaharag Publicity Director, .Y-87 CSF 8 Speech 4 years, member SSA, .., Student Council, Circle C Council, Life member CSF, Marian Society 2 years, Bank of America certificate winner. V5.0 . Ink aj Q ffi ' an Y M, 'QJN l wi Thomas Martinez Richard Hernandez Lawrence Yamamoto Theodore Tsukahara Robert Bieggar Larry Yamamoto: Life member CSF, outstanding in Circle C, Marian Society, Circle C Council, Marian Society Mission Committee chairman, Speech 4 years, CSF four years, Bank of America Gold Cup winner. Robert Bieggar: YCS 3 years, Circle C president, CSF 2 years, Student Coun- cil 2 years, member Student Court, Circle C Council, Varsity Tennis 2 years, Block C 2 years, Glee Club and honor roll 4 years. oe Sciarra: YCS 3 years, Student Council 3 years, class officer 2 years, Var- sity Foot na 3 years, Block C and Circle C 2 years, Varsity Track 2 years, Honor Roll 3 years, Student Body President. Tony Abdalla: Senior class president, YCS 2 years, Marian Society 3 years, Circle C and Block C 2 years, Varsity Football 3 years, CSF 3 years, Life Mem- ber CSF. Armand Olvera: Senior Class Vice-President, YCS 2 years, Marian Society 2 years, Circle C 2 years, Rally and Dance Committees 3 years, Track 4 years, Glee Club 3 years, Dance Committee chairman. Fernando Sanchez: CSF 4 years, class officer 3 years, YCS 3 years, Marian Society 3 years, Marian Society President, Student Council 2 years, CSF Vice-President 2 years, Life Member CSF, Yearbook 2 years, Bank of America certificate winner. , , x,'C1'57 1 T, 54,181 S F, -47 Jr Armand Ol ve ru Fernando Sanche L X as 753 AQ, . 1, h ,fgyiv . A 1 ip 1, 1 . I X ck mf, gy W Anthony Ab dalla ! - , Joseph Sciarra 23 'NM ,.. SENIOR OFFICERS: Gene ' Castillo, fon steps, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Armand Olvera, Vice-Presidentg Tony Abdalla, President. Four years ago, the class of '58 entered Cathedral. . .at the end of eight semesters, let us retrospect and view their major accomplishments: New Stage curtains for the Gym. . .thirty Varsity lettermen. . .participation in seven Varsity Championships. . .outstand ing leadership in Student Government. . . Seven Life members in the CSF, the highest number in many years. . . ninety- five percent in this year's athletic drive to lead the school. . .but above all, Cath- olic leaders, athletes, students, speak- ers, singers, and gentlemen. 24 kttirj' -.,'g.:'j SENIOR COUNCIL - Left to Right: T. Tostudo, D. Mosse, J. Rincon, M. Seguru, A. Olvem, T. Abddlla, E. Castillo, A. Melendres, C. Lozano, R. Padilla. MICHAEL ABBATECOLA St. Peter's Mike Int: Sports Marian Soc. 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 J. V. Baseball 1 f H58 ANTHONY ABDALLA All Souls IITOHYII Int: Sports Amb: Dentist Senior Pres. C. S. F. 2, 3, 4 Y. C. S. 3, 4 ALBERT BARRIO Sacred Heart Int: Racing Curs Amb: Air Force All C.L. Cross Country 2 Yearbook 4 Marian Soc. 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 Block C 3, 4 V. Football 2, 3, 4 ROBERT ALESI Help of Christians Bob Int: journalism Amb: Reporter Chimes Paper l, 2, 4, S. S.A. 3, 45 Ad staff 2, 3, Marian Soc. 2, 3, 45 Circle C 3, 43 Pageant Comm. 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3 it LOUIE ACEVES Assumption Mun1bles Int: Music Class Off. 3 Marian Soc. 4 Rally Comm. 4 B Basketball 2 JOSEPH BAUER Sacred Heart IIJQYII Int: Sports Amb: Accountant Class Off. 1, 23 Pageant Comm. 45 Circle C 3, 4, Block C 3, 43 I. V. Baseball 23 V. Baseball 3, V. Foot- ball 3 JOHN ALLARD Holy Redeemer Ilspookll Int: Drug Racing Amb: Teaching I. V. Football 2 Chimes Annual 4 JESS AGUILAR St. Andrew's Night Owl Class Off. 1, 2, 33 J. V. Football 1, 2, All C.L. C Track 1, All C.L. B Track 25 Circle C 3, 43 Student Council 2, V. Track 4 25 STEVE BASCOM St. Bernards Bad Bascom Journalism 2 Circle C 3,4 RAUL BENCOMO Queen of Angels Vlperryll Int: Music Amb: Business EUGENE CASTILLO Loretto IlFugi II Int: Skating Amb: Criminologist Class Off. 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Head Cheer Leader 45 Cir- cle C 45 Dance Comm.5 Y. C. S. JESS CHAVEZ Queen of Angels llBaby Il Int: Singing Amb: Architect Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Off. 15 Chimes Paper 35 Chimes Annual 3, 45 Ral- ly Comm. 45 Circle C 3, 45 Ad Staff 3 26 R OBER T BIEGGAR Assumption IlBobbYlI Int: Dancing Amb: Surgeon Circle C Pres. 45 S.B. Secretary 35 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Marian Soc. 3, 45 Block C 3, 45 Y.C. S. 2, 3, 45 C. S. F. 3 RAY CASTILLO Divine Savior Stub the Toe Int: Football Amb: Engineer Student Council l,2,35 Varsity Football 35 Circle C 3 5 Block C 3,45 Dance Comm. 45 Class Off. 1,2,3, Y. C.S. 1, 2, 3 ANTHONY BENFATTI Sacred Heart llTOny ll Amb: Business Marian Soc. 3, 4 Dance Comm. 4 JAMES BOCCIGNONE Holy Redeemer lljim II Int: Nascars Amb: Draftsman 1 LOUIS CASTILLO All Saints Lulu Int: Boxing Amb: Air Force B Basketball 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 , I iff CHARLES CHIA St. Teresita Wolfman Poster Club 25 I. V. Cross Country 25 Circle Cee 4 QQ-3 ll' , ,A y 15, , 1 I JACK COLCA Help of Christian IICOCQIY Amb: Business Dance Comm. 3 RUBEN CUETO St. Stephen's Int: Life Amb: Printer REYNALDO CUETO Christo Rey Int: Sports Amb: Business Chimes Paper 2 Circle C 3,4 V. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Inspi. Award Track 3 t' Seniors participating in television program. MICHAEL COLLINS St. Andrews llMikell Int: Basketball Amb: Dentist Chimes Paper 1 ROBERT CORDERO Sacred Heart llBobbylI Amb: Navy J. V. Football 2 ALFRED COTA St. Turibius Bruce Int: Singing Amb: College B Track 1, 2 V. Track 3, 4 V. Football 3, 4 Block C 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Circle C 3 'S' ! WAYNE DANCE Divine Savior Amb: Golf Mathematician Speech 4 Debating 4 C. S. F. 4 LEE DAVIS St. Patrick's Mr, Lee Int: Weight Lifting Amb: Business Career I. V. Football 25 Block C 3, 4, Circle C 3, 4, B Track 1, Varsity Track 2, Glee Club 4 S I .1 . ? if 'Lt ., 1 S f':! JOHN DIAZ Guadalupe Int: Astronomy Amb: Mathematician Circle C 3, 4, Block C 3, 4, Marian Society 2, 3, 4, J. V. Cross Country 1, 25 B Track 1, 25 V. Track 3, 4, V. Cross Country 35 Chess Club 3, 4 RICHARD DISTEFANO St. Alphonsus Stuf Ambzfliawyer Circle C 43 Student Coun- cil 45 Chimes Paper 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief 4, Chimes Staff Award 3, 4, Circula- tion 4g V. Track Mgr. 2 JANEES DUGGIN Divine Savior Bones Int: Aeronautics Amb: Engineer Circle C 3, 4 Swimming 4 .s...--'-:- 1. W. - : - -- 4-:P NELSON DAVIS St. James Davis Int: Outdoor Life Circle C 3, 4 ,si -.3 .,, 3 iv RICHARD DeLORENZO Lourdes Rick Amb: Accountant Marian Soc. 2, 3, 4 VICTOR DITURI PAUL DUEFRENE st. Ignarive Divine sav- Hspqnky . AdmirJfJr1fr Int: Mechanics In . Amb: Engineer Marian SOC- 21314 Circle C 3, 4 t- Photogpq . . Phi' Le Amb. Millionaire glon of MQ Mgr. 2. fy ls V- Football 45 Circle!-gf. Cross Country 3, 45 Chimes Aih?1b1M?rian SOC' 4s Team 4 Seniors with Brother Luke pose for last picture as Phantom grid heroes ,grgjigf ' ' ' 'V - -12.154 GEORGE DUNKEL St. Ignatius L'il Abner Int: Water Skiing Amb: Trucking Mgr. V. football 3, 45 B. Basket- ball 15 Circle C 3, 4, Block C 3, 4, Marian Soc. 2, 3, 45 Swimming 4g B. Track 2 TED EDDLESTON St. Teresa uTeddyu Int: Boxing Amb: Boxer C Track 1, 25 Chimes paper 1, 2g Speech 1, 2, 4, Y. C. S. 25 Class off. 2 U . lx fu? - SALVADORE ESCOBEDO St. Joseph's Int: dancer Amb: printer x SER GIO ESPINOSA Sacred Heart llDeColl Int: sports Amb: college 'JT' FRED FELIX St. Stephen's llcatll Int: weight lifting Amb: College Band 3, 4, Circle C 45 Chimes paper 45 Pageant Comm. 43 Speech 3 DONHNIC FERRANTE All Saints llDomll Int: Sports V- T9HHi5 1, 2 RALPH FIORE journalism 1,3,4 Yearbook 2, 3 f Divine Savior Marian Soc. 2 x Int: Acting Rally Comm. 4 Circle C 4 Glee club 4 I. V. Football 4 Speech 2, 4 LESLIE FELIX St. Stephen's Big man Amb: machinist ARTHUR FLORES St. Joseph's llArtIl Int: Sports Amb: Criminologist Class Off. 1, 2 29 , J, ,. f ROSS FONTES St. Vincent's Int: Sports Amb: Architect Bee Basketball 1 I. V. Basketball 2 V. Basketball 3, 4 All Tourney Edgewood 4 All C.L. Basketball 4 Circle C 4 Block Cee 4 GINO GILIBER TO Sacret Heart Student Body Off. 2 Class Off 1 GEORGE FLORES Queen of Angels Int: Science Amb: Electrical Eng. Marian Soc. 2,3,4 Circle C 3, 4 Block C 4 Yearbook Editor 3, 4 V. Cross Country 3, 4 I. V. Cross Conmtry 3 C Track 1, 2 Quill 8 Scroll 3, 4 .. .f ..- Q-, .f-3.3 Al-v..,,q,3:,N .... ,-. .,......,e.1 ..,.-.fa ,,l,,....f...,.,.-,-,F HECTOR FLORES Talpa Int: Football Amb: Mechanic Circle C 3, 4 RICHARD FLORES St. Alphonsus ll ROBERT FONTES Lilcffilflc T 1 Amb Teacher Q Pa Chimes paper 1 Glee Club 2 Band 3, 4 Marian Soc 3,4 Circle C 3, 4 Dance Comm 4 C Track 1 2 ALFRED GARCIA Assumption Fritzie Int: Air Force Amb: Flyer Class Off. 1 DONALD CIMA Mm-y1m011 llDllCkll Amb: Engineer J. V. Football 1, 2 Circle C 3, 4 Swimming 4 Basketball 2 V. Track 4 niora 1 DAVID GOLDSMITH Nativity Dave Int: Cars Amb: IBM Debating 1 Q Y,-.Simi MPH ww St. Stephen Roniar Int: Aviation , D 3 Amb: Electronics ' 5' 715 g-1 ANDREW GONZALES Assumption llAndy ll Int: Mathematics Anib: Engineering Marian Soc. 2, 3, 4 J. V. Baseball 2 V. Baseball 4 FRANCISCO GONZALEZ Help of Christian Frank Int: Photography Anib: Pilot Band 1, 2, 3 .M ANTHONY GUGGINO Sacred Heart ? '7 Sheena Int: Music Band 3, 4 ' Football Mgr. 2 Librarian 2, 3 judgment passed for Frosh by judicial Seniors during Frosh Week rally RAYMOND GUERRERO ', Help of Christians 1 Int: Swimming Ainb. Electronics Circle C 4 V. Track 4 R ICHAR D GONZALES Sacred Heart W ig nldoveru .T-'-F l Int: Racing JQHN HAYES H. Amb: College Q .A,- .FT St. Ignatius '- Johnny - V Int: Sports Amb: Pilot Block C Pres. 4 Block C 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 V. Football 3,4 Baseball 4 Y. C. S. 2, 3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 FEDERICO HERNANDEZ Santa Teresita 4' 5 n 10125 Amb: Machinist RICHARD HERNANDEZ Assumption Dickie Int: Debating Amb: Lawyer C. S. F. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Student Court 4 Speech 1, 2, 3, 4 Y.C.S. 1,2,3,4 V. Tennis 3, 4 Block C 3, 4 HOWARD ISHII Maryknoll Shizuo Int: Science Amb: Mathematics Librarian 1, 2 V. P. Chess Club 3 RUDY IIMENEZ St. Vincent Int: Boxing C Basketball 1 J. V. Basketball 3 Glee Club 1 Poster Club 2 MANUEL HINOJOSA Santa Theresita Cacoon Int: Sports Amb: Medicine ROBERT HOLGUIN St. Anthony lIBi11y ll Int: Science Amb: Engineer Marian Soc. 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 C. S. F. 2, 3 Quill 8 Scroll 4 Chimes Editor 4 THOMAS HOWARD St. Robert Amb: Draftsman Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pi' FRANCISCO JIMENEZ EARL JOHNSON St. Patrick Mr. Earl Int: Airplanes Amb: Pilot I. V. Football 2 V. Football 3 'Cisco Amb: Engineer Circle C 3, 4 gl ROBERT LAPOTAIRE Pie rre Resurrection ll 1758 Int: Sports Amb: Racer C Track 1 Journalism 4 Cross Country 2 B Track 2 .-ag, ,iw - ,wif , jf . -,- . 'ag JOSEPH LOPEZ Guadalupe Int: Cars Amb: Accountant GARY KANAGI Maryknoll Hot Rod Amb: Happiness FRED LAURIENTE Blessed Sacrament Int: Radio Amb: Engineer R OBER T LIZAKOWSKI St. Ignatius Li'l Liz Int: Cars Amb: journalist Circle C 3, 4 Marian Soc. 2,3,4 Library 1 M. S. Honor Award C. S. F. 1, 2 J. V. Baseball Mgr. 1 RONALD KISHABA St. Francis Xavier Swimming 4 Circle C 3, 4 Chimes Paper 4 Rally Comm.. 4 GILBERT LAZALDE Queen of Angels Wild One Int: Adventure Amb: Success B Track 1 Band 2 FRANK LOPEZ San Antonio De Padua Bean Blossom Int: Music Amb: Engineer Band 3, 4 Marian Soc. 3, 4 Class Off. 2 Glee Club 2 LOUIS LOPEZ San Antonio De Padua Louie Int. Music r Q. X. fs' .,,., CARLOS LOZANO Santa Isabel Lizard Int: Kimps Amb:. Tailoring I. V. Baseball 1, 23 V. Base- ball 3, 45 Marian Soc. 33 Class Pres. 1, 25 Circle C 3, 43 Y. C. S. 4 fu? MAR COS MAESTAS Dolores Mission Marcus Haines Int: People Cee Track 25 V. Track 3, 4, Marian Soc. 3, 45 Rally Comm. 45 Swimming 4 yor MAGNET Mother of Sorrows Int: Art Amb: Draftsman Class Off. 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 l if Seniors intently watch their bud- dies during the Senior V. foot- -L ball game . ROBERT MARTINEZ Help of Christians llldeftyll Int: Sports Amb: Electronics B Track 2 Cross Country 3 V. Track 3 Circle Cee 4 JOHN MAR TINEZ Holy Family Amb: Architect Poster Club 2 Yearbook 4 Golf 4 ROBERT J. MAR TINEZ Queen of Angels Bobbo Int: Sports Amb: Chef Class Off. 1, 3, Block C 43 V. Basketball 2, 3, 45 C Bas- ketball 1, All C.L. Basket- ball 3, 4g All Tourney Carmel 45 All Tourney Edgewood 4 THOMAS MAR TINEZ St. john of God TOmmie Amb: Chemistry Student Body V. P. 4, Circle C 3, 45 Marian Soc. 3, 45 Ral- ly Comm. 3, 4, Dance Comm. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Y. C. S. 4, J. V. Football 2 FRANK MASTRO St. Bemard' s Int: Hunting :RJ ..,, fa ,. . 6 .s- ' f T MCKINNEY FERNANDO MCSWEYN RAUL MEDINA ART MELENDRES Loretto joseph's l-lqwkeyevl St. Mary's Divine Savior Int: Dancing Int: Music Kid Pie Art Amb: Business Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mm-ian SOC. Int: Hunting Int: Cars Cross Country l, 2, 3, 45 3, 45 Dance Comm. 35 Block C Amb: Military Amb: Policeman . Track 2, B Track 1, 3, 45 V, Bq5ebQl13, 451. V. j. V. Football 1, 25 V. Foot- Y. C. S. 2, 3, 4, Class Off. 1, ance Comm. 3, Block C Baseball, ball 331. V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 351. V. Baseball 1, 23 Pageant V. Baseball 4 Chairman 4, Dance Comm. 4 ,4g Class Off. 2 Seniors . Diaz j mflke stylish,CL:Ejg52- Flores, Ruiz SC, - 1 IGITQ, me Z and Pflrtiieps JOSEPH MENA RAYMOND MENDOZA FRANK MONREAL St. Vibiana Help of Christians Nativity Li'1 Joe Froggy Pancho Amb: College Int: Electronics Int: Sports Circle C 4, Marian Soc. 3, Amb: Engineer Amb: Accountant 4,journalism 4, Missions 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Block C 3, 4, Dance Comm. 3,4gM.S. Honor Award 4 Poster Club 1,2 3,4gY.C.S. 2,3,43V. Base- ball 2, 3, 431. V. Baseball 15 J V Football 1 PATRICK METOYER St. Vincent's Dogface Int: Cars Amb: Electrician Circle C 4 RICHARD MONTES All Saints Rico Rally Comm. Chairman 4 Yearbook 3 ALFRED ODRIZOLA Sacred Heart Freddie Int: Track Amb: Electronics Legion of Mary 13 V. Cross Country 43 Block C 451. V. Cross Country 2, 3, Circle C3, 43B Track 2, 3 SALVADOR NIETO Assumption Big Sal Int: Science Amb: Architect LV. Football 2 45 MARTIN MOR ALES Assumption nspanky Int: Sports Amb: Contractor Block C 3, 43 V. Football 3, 4gV. Football 2,3,49All C.L. Football 4 'iff ff ,A up r DANIEL MOSSE St. Ann llDanny ll Int: Sports Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Off. 15 C Basketball 13 B Track 2, 3, V. Football 3, 4 F. EDWARD OLIVARES Our Lady of Lourdes Eddie Int: People Amb: Officer Speech 45 Glee Club 4, Rally Comm. 4 KENNETH OGATA Maryknoll ushign Amb: Dentist Circle C3, 45 Block C3, 45 J.V. Football lg V. Foot- ball 2, 3, 431. V. Basketball 35 C. S.F. 1, 25 V. Track 35 All C.L. Football 4 ARMAND OLVERA Sacred Heart Mousie Int: Records Amb: Artist Senior Class V.P. ,Dance Comm. 2,3,43 Rally Comm. 2,3,4,Glee Club 2,3,4, v. Track 3,4 JESSE MONTOYA St. Antonio De Padua IIJBSSII Int: Music Amb: Machinist ERNEST OROZCO St. Lawrence Ernie Int: Music Amb: Pianist Circle C 45 Glee Marian Soc . 3 JULIO ORTEGA Assumption Int: Art Amb: Teacher V Tennisl V Foot J. . -J. . - ball 2, V. Tennis 2, 3, 4, 1 ' A V. Football 3,45 Block C 3, 4, Poster Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Artist 4 JACK PARRINO St. Anthony's Int: Cars Amb: Insurance I Seniors watching outcome of annual Senior-J. V. football game which Seniors won. R AY PAD I1.LA St. Mary's Int: Swimming Amb: Architecture Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3,4 C Basketball 1 Speech 4 J. V. Football 2 Marian Soc. 3, 4 C-B Track 1, 2, 3 Swimming 4 PATRICK QUINN St. Bemard's llpat ll Int: Airplanes Amb: Business ANTHONY RAMIREZ Talpa IITODYII Int: Singing Amb: Artist Poster Club 2 K. ? 'Y VICTOR RAIVHREZ Assumption IIMemO Il Int: Art CHARLES REYNA Sacred Heart Charlie Amb: Electronics Circle C 3, 4 Amb: Electronics Chimes paper 4 RICHARD RICCI All Saints Ritchie Int: Cars Amb: Business Class Officer 2 Marian Soc. 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 THEODORE RIOS Queen of Angels llTeddyll Int: Literature Amb: Business Class Off 1 C Joss RINCON Santa Tere sita llBambi ll Int: Sports Amb : Ranger Circle C 3, 45 V. Basket- FRANCISCO RAMIREZ St. Ioseph's Int: Psychology Amb: Technician ball 4, v. Track 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 35 Sr. Council 43 B Basketball 25 C Bas- ketball 1 HUMBERT RIVAS St. Vincent' s Int: Art Amb: Designer ket . 5 Bas - ball 1,25 C Track 2s J. V. Basketball 35 V. Track 45 Glee Club 4 :fl , . FRANK RODRIGUEZ RUDY RODRIGUEZ WALTER ROLFE St Mary Ascencion St, Gregory Rucco Int: Music Spider Amb Success Amb: Baker Amb: Civil Service Class Off 1 Band 2,3 Cross Country 2, V. Bas- J V Basketball 2 ketball 2, 3, 4, V. Track Cross Country 2 2, 3, 4, Class Off. 25 Block C 4 ALFONSO ROMERO All Saints Pollo Int: Music ROY ROMERO St. Theresa LeRoy Amb. Business Marian Soc. 2,3, ADRIAN RUIZ Sacred Heart Int: Music PAUL RUOTOLO St. Alphonsus Chimes Paper 4 4 Amb: Air Force Dance Comm. 2,3 J. V. Baseball 2, 3 V. Baseball 4 Class Off. 2 LOUIS RONQUILLO St. Vincent Int: Electrician Amb: Mechanic V. Basketball 4 J. V. Basketball 2,3 B Backetball 1 Glee Club 3, 4 Block C 4 NORBERT RUIZ Sacred Heart S.B. Treasurer 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2,33 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2,3, 4, Y. C.S. 2, 3, 4, Block C 3, 45 Circle C 3, 4, Speech 2, Rally Comm. 4 LEE ROLLINS St. Turibins Mr. Lee Int: Singing Amb: Psychiatrisl Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FRANK SALAS Queen of Angels Int: Music Yearbook Editor 3, 45 Circle C 3,45 Marian Soc. 3,45 Quill S Scroll 3, 45 Glee Club 25 B Track 15 V. Foot- ball 35 j.V. Basketball 25 Marian Soc. Coun- cil 4. FERNANDO SANCHEZ Sacred Heart Y.C.S. 2,35 45 C.S.F 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Pres. C. S.F. 3,45 Marian Soc. 2, 3, 45 Marian Soc. Pres. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- Cil 1, 45 Tennis 1, 35 Yearbook 3, 45 Circle C 3 405 RICHARD SALAZAR St. Vibiana Int: Music Amb: Mechanic I. V. Cross Country 2 PETER SALCIDO St. Andrew llpetell Int: Art Amb: Designer Marian Soc. 2, 3, 45 Circle C 3, 45Yearbook Editor 35 Quill 8 Scroll 3, 45 J.V. Cross Country 2, 3, 45 C Track 2, 35 Yearbook Ed- itor-in-Chief 4 DANIEL SEGURA St. Vibiana Int. Sports Amb: Engineer I. V. Baseball Y.C.S. 4 ROBERT SELES St. Ignatius HBOb Il Int: Science Amb: Engineer Devotion to their religion is clearly shown JOSEPH SCIARRA St. Thomas More Rosie Amb: Dentist Student Body Pres. 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Y. C. S. 2, 3, 4 Block C 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 V. Football 2, 3, 4 V. Track 3, 4 All C.L. Football 4 GH FRED SI-IENEFIELD Resurrection Johnny Otis Amb: Mecliunic j.V. Football 2 l .L Seniors participate at weekly Mass. A JOHN SOTELLO Sacred Heart johnny Int: Cars Amb: Policeman JOHN TAILLAC St. Rita's Johnny Int: Cars Amb: Business Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 Pageant Comm. Speech 4 4' 5 1012? JOSEPH TROTTER All Saints Schemer Int: Jazz Amb: Engineer Class Off. 3 Dance Comm. 2, 3 '5 4 TRINIDAD TOSTADO Santa Teresita A TOstie Int: Sports Amb: Engineer Y. C. S. 4 Senior Council Circle C 4 Marian Soc. 4 Class Off. 1, 2 CHARLES STOIC Holy Family R OBER T TOSTADO Holy Cross Tostie Int: Sports Amb: Policeman Class Off. 2 LV. Baseball 1 I. V. Football 1, 2 Glee Club 4 NOR MAN SU MMERFIELD St. Ignatius Norm Int: Swimming FRANK TAMAYO Talpa PC1nCl1O Int: Music Amb: Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Block C 4 Circle C 4 Dance Comm. 4 Marian Soc. 3, 4 Swimming 4 Al Cla 5 qf755 THEODORE TSUKAHARA Maryknoll Marian Soc. 2,3,4 C.S.F. 1,2, 3,4 Speech 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Chimes Paper 1, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Publicity Chairman ADAM VALENCIA Santa Teresita Pee Wee C Basketball 1 J. V. Basketball 2 Glee Club 1, 2 RAYMOND VEGA Talpa lIRayll Int: Sports Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Off. 3 Speech 1 C.S.F. 1,2, 3,4 HENRY VALENZUELA St. Anthony Frankie Int: Mechanics OSCAR VALDIVIA St. Ioseph's Int: School Poster Club 2 C. S. F. 2, 3, 4 GU ILLER MO VELASCO Holy Family Pe1on Chimes Paper 2 RALPH TURRDETTA Loretto Int: Music Amb: Machinist CARLOS URANGA Talpa Charlie Int: Sports Speech 4 Rally Comm. 4 EDWARD VALENCIA Sacred Heart Eddie Int: Fishing Circle C 4 Ad Staff Mgr. 4 Class Pres. 1 RICARDO VILLAECUSA Sacred Heart Blackie Int: Business Marian Soc. 3, 4 I. V. Baseball 1, 2 C, B Basketball I. V. Football 2 Speech 2 MIGUEL VILLALOVOS Resurrection Animal Amb: Business I.V. Football 2 JOHN WORTHAM Sacred Heart lljohnny ll Int: Hunting Amb: Business LAWRENCE YAMAMOTO Maryknoll C.S.F. 1, 2, 3,4 Marian Soc. 2,3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 Speech 1,3 Yearbook 3, 4 Circle C Council 4 Ad Staff 3 Yearbook Editor 3, Chess Club 3, 4 MICHAEL ZADIAN Loretto llzebm ll Amb: Chef 4 ANTHONY VIVALDA ' 4 St. Ignatius llNino ll Int. Music Amb: Executive Circle c 3, 4 ALFONSO VILLASENOR Amb : Policeman FRED VILORIA Guadalupe Speedy:' St. Andrew's Inf: Music IlF1ipll Cheer leader 1, 2 PATRICK WAR WICK St. Ignatius HP' I. ll Int: Mechanics Marian Soc. 2, 3 Circle C 3, 4 COSMAS WILLIAMS St. Patrick's Cosmo Int: Patrolman Amb: Electrician Class Off. 1, 2, 33 C Basketball 15 B Bas- ketball 25 LV. Bas- ketball 35 V. Basket- ball 4, V. Foorbqii 3, 4, Block c 3, 4 GABRIEL YBARRA St. Lawrence llcabell Int: Sports I.V. Football 2 eniors .lUNl0R 44 i iff.. Officers Top Left - ll-4: Bill Frawley - Sgt., John Folse - Sec., R. Gallardo - Treas., Dan Garcia - Pres. , Carlos Venegas - Vice- Pres. Top Middle - junior Council: Sam Navarro, Manuel Puente, Frank Onate, Rene Lopez. Top Right: Louis Jimenez - Sgt. at Arms, Tony Gesuale - Sec. , Rene Lopez - Pres., Raul Disarufino - Treas. Bottom Left : Henry Rivera - Sgt. at Arms, Bill Weber - Vice-Pres. , Ernie Holquin - Pres. , Carlos Apodaca - Treas. Bottom Right: Mike Flores - Vice Pres. , Manuel Puente - Pres. Then Year With the beginning of the year, the juniors began an activ- ,,-,---,---,.- in Cathedral's activities. . . Varsity Football and Cross-Country participants in- cluded many juniors, the outstanding one being Raul Disarufino, All -Catholic in Football, and Mike Flores, first man in Varsity cross-country. Also outstand- ing were Ray Reyes , first string basketball, and Rene Lopez, track. . .In the Athletic Drive, the Junior class did fairly well. . January, 1958, class rings were distributed. . .On April 11, 1958, 82 members of the class attended the junior Prom, held at the Riviera Country Club. . .Through the various clubs, activities, and organizations , the junior Class has displayed initiative and lead- ership. These qualities and the following members of the class, their leaders, will carry them to a successful year as the class of '59, Carlos Venegas, junior Council Representative, Raul Disarufino, active in the Block C, Varsity Football and Basketball, and Circle C5 Sam Navarro and Ruben jauregui , Student Body Of- ficersg Tony Gesuale, active in the Marian Society, Block C. Varsity Football, and class officer, and Ray Reyes, a standout in the YCS, Marian Society, and Circle C, the class Presidents. Albert Aguilar CLAS 5 Carlos Apodoca Arthur Aguilar Joseph Avila David Bierman William Briones Anthony Bomlla David Barron '14 Benjamin Bcncomo Robert Brockmeier h U 45 Carlos Cano David Chavez Henry Chavez Carlos Chiprcs Donald Boring Ge ral d Brown Louis Cisneros 41 Fidele De La Torre Rudolph Duran 37 P7 ' X 1 Clifford Coluse Joseph Corral john Coyaso Ronald Crowick IOR5 . Orlando Del Rio Raul Disarufino Robert Dommguez Alfred Duran Raymond Duran jude Duvernay jerry Fardette 46 dll' L.. Roger Ferguson Arthur Femandez Michael Flores john Folse William Frawley Joseph Freia Manuel Gabaldon OR Ramon Ga llardo Q 1 Leon Garcm Carlos Gerth Charles Garcia r f l . Albert Gastella Daniel Garcia Gilbert Gatica Ignauus Garcia Eugene Gatz .lla .1 Leonard Gallardo Joseph Garcia 47 Sal Gaytan Anthony Gesuale David Gomez Richard Gonzales Dan Grady Louis Guapo Alex Gutierrez Kaoru Hanab usa Robert Hart Herman Herrera x in Ernesi Hoxqu Paul Jensen joseph Jimenez Julian Jimenez F I 48 rank jlmene Ruben Jauregui Z JUNIORS Amis lonke Jose Juarez 4-ir DC Rudy Juarez Paul Kunz L- 6 Gilbert Leos 1 Joseph Lima Franklin Loiacano joe Lopez Rene Lopez Andrew Lucero Manuel Menchaca l l ' Douglas Madrigal Alan Mangels Alfred Mantini Ermanno Mariani Joggph Mgrtixxez qw- rv Roland Martinez '-GL' l Thomas Marumoto Frank john Mathews Roger Medby Robert Med1na Leonard McAlpin Peter Miele Louis Mendoza X' 11111128 Menotti Joseph Merqz Michael Mijamoto Dav1d Moreno Firence Mullen Thomas Munoz 1 'iq I Clifford Morgan Raul Najera i Sam Navarro Alex Negrete Qfx Richard Neill Raymond Nieto Yi L Anthony Nunez Kenneth Okita Robert N igorizawa Frank Onatc L Miguel Ortega CLAS S Manuel Ozuna Anthony Paez Caesar Palma Gary Paquet Edward Padilla Ralph Pena Victor Persico joe Ponce lv' joe Ramirez fl Q Donald Peterson Manuel Puente Robert Peterson ,..., Wi Elme r Pratt rd Elmo Pratt 1'5 Ce asm' Ramirez -aol' Rlchard R1vas Phlllp Ramos Q54 Raymond Reyes ul Henry Rivera Rene R1vera Frank Robles Hector Gonsalez Peter Rock 52 Ernest Rodriguez F Jess Rodriguez 6? . Anthony Romero Raymond Rosales in 'Q-I james Ruiz Rene Salme ron K.- up -, ' 1 - 3 .sg VinC2nt Sums X . Juan Sanchez x I Edmund Salcido Thomas Seymour 'in Ernest Sandoval VT Anthony Sierra Vincent Sequeira Dennis Singleton Bill Schenk Peter Schreiner Fred Sanders 53 i N N N N 5 9 1 Daniel Spencer Alfred Swain ina Lorenzo Velasco 51 1--Q. Frank Trapp R1chard Ulrich Pete r Vare la .ng L John Trapp R Koji Terasawa Ignacio Vargas 4191 P' Carlos Venegas l L Sam Vernola Manuel Vasquez John Vmnles DC Gilbert Villanueva William Weber Harry Wohlgemuth Henry Zabaneh 'HY . FPL qs, I fi. . I In ia! - ... . ' Vx. X, .Q 'ls ' , hm 3 -I .J m .av f . rv .1 f -K. S 4... -,rf skid! it 'lin J 01 gfu fi i i ,Y , 545. c 'ff -44 .1 W, K ' '- QQ 1 ophomore I0-5 Starting the year with traditional Frosh Week 10-5 helped in a valiant try, with Tony Rodriguez teaming with another sophomore to win the wheel- barrell race, as the Sophs swept the field events. Snaric and Grana helped contribute to the 26-O win in football, and Fred Reyes dunked them in as they trounced the frosh in basketball, 24 to 8, but all was in vain, as the frosh won narrowly in total points. 10-5's spirit came to life in the Athletic Drive, as they took a second among the Sophomores. In football, they had 5 IV and Varsity players, the former being Richard Boring, joe Mack, Cliff Schier, Tom Rendon. and Frank Grana, the lat- ter being Alex Ornelas and Greg Snaric. In cross- country Dave Lee and Mario de los Cobos lettered in jV's. The cagers lettering were Alfred Reyes and Hubert Moreno. In tennis, Grana made var- sity, with Lee, Rudy Villanueva, and Al Etzel at IV. In intramural football 10-S finished third, but bounced back in basketball, soaring to the top of the sophs, but only to meet their waterloo at the hands of 9-3. As academic class, 10-5 boasted the likes of Horst A Abt, Richard Hattori, Ken- neth Okita, David Lee and Mike Pickering. It counted members on the Yearbook and Newspaper staffs and in the Marian Society. In the Brothers' Mathematics contest, 10-5 took 2nd. 7 OFFICERS: Vice-Pres. Frank Grana, Frank Grana Pres. Gregory Snaricg Sec. Ramon Cruz. FRONT: R. Benda, R. Leyva, R. Villanueva, J. Marich, H. Moreno, S. Montes, J. Grana, E. Leos, H. Abt, M. O'Neill. SECOND ROW: 1. Allard, A. Cuellar, R. Hattori, C. Reis, H. Sanchez, T. Rodriguez, K. ..Okita, B. Sandoval, 1. Mack, M. DeLos Cobos, E. Campos, D. Dodd, R. Gutierrez. THIRD ROW: M. Gonzales, A. Huber, C. Delgado, J. Kalajkovic, F. Castro, T. Rendon, A. Ornelas, C. Schier, A. Etzel, R Kolda, D. MacDonald Brother Patrick I-Iomeroom T ch 1 eCl el'- FOURTH ROW: D. Lee, J. Vigil, s. Semon, R. Mewiuiems, A. Reyes, R. Boring, R. Reeeiee, li. Smeltz. Q a Q3 Vl,,4aI,. fn. -A 'Q-in , 5 -1 fk-0 '1'1,- f 'fp .- - ' , ' V 7.3-'fo--5,-', ,,,71'.f ,eff-Q- 1-5 I . - y . .pi ,. ,.,gf1f..,vn,ph., Q,w,,. ,,in-.PW u- W . . 1' ,.u -. f , J... x N-':l f.',',,'w', ,.l..'..e.4'.v ,an ga?- V.. FRONT: H. Ochoa, H. Hart, E. Patino, L. Urcuyo, V. Hayes, R. Lynch, I. Remillard. SECOND ROW: E Nunez P Maloney, J. Mares, J. Locascio, M. Pickering, E. Casillas, R. Quesada, G. Garcia, 1. Veytia. THIRD ROW F Leo schnigg, W. Neria, G. Stewart, R. Soltero, J. Talamantez, T. Pacheco, M. Garcia, R. Fontes, Brother Gordian FOURTH ROW: V. Kientz, J. Bustamante, T. Saletta, N. Vernola, M. Gonzales, G. Cano, J. Espinoza, J. Vincent ophomore I0-4 1957-'58 has been a very prosperous year for class 10-4. Beginning with the football season, the class put forth gridmen on both teams. Shortly after this, the class placed starting men on the I. V. bask- etball team and members on the track team. Each of these individuals was excellent in his particular position. The lettering j.V. cagemen were Robert Sandoval and William Neria. Student-body Sergeant at-arms and president of last year's 9-4, Willie is a good leader. 10-4 has excelled in many activities, such as the Glee Club, Chimes Paper, C. S.F. , Dance Committee, and the Yearbook. Last, but not least, was the Speech and Debating group, which was under the direction of homeroom teacher Brother Gordian. A few members of the class took part in this activity, one of them being the only sophomore cheerleader. While taking Life Science with Brother Leonard, the class purchased a fine aquarium, which is in class- room 201. Also obtained through class efforts were two beautiful pictures, one of Our Lady of Guadalupe and the other of Our Lord. George Cano OFFICERS - Left to Right: M. De La Torre, Sgt. 5 I. Bueno, Treas. J. Mendoza, Pres., R. Escalante, Vice-Pres, R. Sandoval, Sec. ! I uf' ' JJ. ophomore I0 3 , In Frosh Week, 10-3 helped by giving its share of athletes to the competitions. The Class athletes were Sal Macias, Richard Pedroza, Edward Sanchez, Richard Hernandez, Raul Neria, Rudy Castarena, David Navarro, Rudy C. Rodriguez, Mike Bruder and Ollie Williams In the Athletic drive, 10 3 started off 111 first place among the sophomore classes After staying on top for a while they fell to third place They came in about S100 away from their quota. In the mission drive, they were above average. it to a worthy cause. ,-x .. .J ne 1' K A n CLASS OFFICERS - Left to Right: R. Castorena, Vice Pres R. Hernandez, See. 8Treas., R.C. Rodriguez, Sgt.-qt-A1-msg O. Wllhams, Pres FRONT: N. johnson, L. Cabrera, J. Barjon, T. Newman, R. Martinez, A. Sierra, R. Johnson, D. Hendrickson SECOND ROW A. Ureuyo, B. Del Ponte, F. Falche, R. Osuna, E. Torres, R. Nlartin, D. Martinez, J. Paez, M. Lorenzini THIRD ROW P Villanueva, R. Aceves, R. Rodriguez, D. Navarro, N. Aldana,,A. Chavez, M. Bruder, R. Neria, C Mendoza, Brother Claude FOURTH ROW: S. Macias, D. Franco, S. Hernandez, M. Hernandez, R. Pedroza, E. Sanchez, E. Perkins, Missing J Burns With the year half gone, they had a lair amount of money in the treasury. With 111115 money they did three 32 things: they went on a trip, had 0. party and gaxe part of FRO NT: L. Arviso, I. LaCourreye, R. Acosta, A Perez J Flores L Borre o SECOND . , . , . 3 . ROW: E. Cornelius, C. Dornoff, R Macias, R. Encinas, D. Estrada, R. Barron, G. Sanchez. THIRD ROW: D. Finks, R. Gonzales, R. Iez, A. Acosta, A jonke, W. Hillman, J. Bonfiglio, Brother David. FOURTH ROW: T. Kapple, G. Olsen, L. Rosales, J. Jimenez, F. Funaro ophomore I0-2 Class 10-2 started the year '57-'58 by decorating the homeroom statue of Our Lady of Fatima. This worth- while endeavor became very successful under the leader- ship of Adolph Jonke. At Christmas time, the class decorated, with the help of Brother David, a stable representing the birthplace of Christ. During intramural football and basketball sea- son, the competition was just a bit too much and 10-2 lost as many as it won. In track, the class made a reput- able showing, and the leading runners were Louie Arviso and Richard Barron. In the Athletic Drive, the class finished last. Class dues were punctually collected and an outing was held to end the year. Honor roll students to date have been Darryl Finks, Frank Funaro and Adolph jonke. Armando Reyes CLASS OFFICERS - Left: to Ri ht: F. Sala g s, V. P. and Treas. 5 R. Amparan, Sec, A. Reyes, Pres. ...ss 55, -,..4F Xf iff' - in ,UL FRONT: R. Hauser, J. Delgado, J. Pena, W. Szwenik, J. Ferralez, R. Padilla, R. Flores, A. Castillo, A. Mesa. SECOND ROW: F. Marquez, J. Espinoza, C. Mancillas, R. Mendoza, F. Chavez, R. Herrera. E. Maldonado, D. Comer, M. Lopez, P. Cardella. THIRD ROW: Brother Armand, Homeroom Teacher, E. Kane, R. Hague, R. Estrada, J. Bilderback, A. Marquez, A. Barron, G. Gonzales, R Esparza, F. Perez, R. Cisneros. FOURTH ROW: A. Corral, T. Gallegos, D. Mosse, A. Postelle, H. Bubion, F. Lopez, H. Lomno, G Adanto, L. Que zada. K' Sophomore I0-I Class 10-1 was taught by: Brother Armand fReli- gion, Spanish, and Homeroom teacherj, Brother David fEng1ishj, Brother Leonard QLife Sciencel, Mr. Cimino fEconomicsj, Mr. Ruggles QAlgebray, and Mr. Sandoval fP.E. j Through the year, the class participated in many activities, such as: the Tidings drive, intramural sports, and Athletic Drive. At least three or four of the class received Honor Roll cards and testimonials. 10-1 had participants in the band, the Chimes Paper, and the Glee Club. In sports, 10-1 was well represented, having four men who lettered in Varsity Football, Baseball or Track, plus many who lettered in J. V. sports. At the end of the first semester, john Ferraley and Rudy Padilla made their way into the C. S.F. Both were then elected to serve as members of Committees sponsored by the C. S. F. 10- 1 took a lead over two other Sophomore classes .sri ematics Examinations. This position preceded 15 other Sophomore classes of the Christian Brothers' schools in California. Ramon Corona Left to Right: R. Palmersheim, Treas., R. Corona, Sec., M. Ozuna, Vice Pres., L. Vasquez, Pres., I. Lopez-Tiana, Sgt.-at-Arms. by taking 11th place in the District of San Francisco Math- Freshmen 9-5 During Frosh Week, 9-5 was represented by a rock and roll singing group, and by a comedy team in the rally. In sports, five boys from 9-5 played basketball for the Championship Cee Team. About six held starting positions in J. V. Baseball. Academically they proved strong contenders each quarter for the C. S.F. plaque. Usually making the honor roll were: Connel Persico, Sam Doyle, Glenn Isihibashi, joseph Takahashi, james Meegan, jose Rocha, john Bar- rione, and Wojtek Makowski. Makowski and Takahashi made the C. S. F. honor society. There were five representatives from 9-5 on the debating team. Two of them, Wojtek Makowski and Richard Cruz, received certificates for their debating ability. Many were in Journalism. In the athletic drive, 9-5 came in second in the school behind 12-4 with lllw. For selling their quota and taking first among the fresh- men, they went on an outing to the beach at the close of the second semester. In Intramural Basketball, they were defeated by the champions of the school, 9-3, by a scant 3 points. One of the class projects for the year was bringing flowers for the shrine of Our Blessed Mother. In the Mission Drive, they averaged at least 32.00 per day. f' 4 'n ug: ' .if Albert Barrios CLASS OFFICERS: A. Barrios, Pres., J. Corgiat, R. Cruz, Sec., Missing: R. Bosnyak, Tr FRONT: S. Doyle, R. Valencia, J. Lindberg, G. Martinez, M. Yamamoto, R Avila, G. Ishibashi, C. Seitz, L. Moran, L. Tambara, I. Price, THIRD ROW: J. Barrione, S. Sugar, M. Sanchez, J. Takahashi, Brothe-rLa Salle, Homeroom J. Avalos, C. Persico, W. Makowski, E. Olkowski, C. Morgan, R. Galwey. if -.' 'T 'F R l a- of USQQQQ.,-I K P v if iff' hilly ,w'.L..k' 9 .U ' ix: N ' -.4-' --'f' ,. :f , ' f - ..'- 1.44 .'- -' C, lP '..,' ' 1 T,-.-A. -, T:'W'f ' yftfjl A, -x gk,-1. J, T' 1 .I - gr.2-...W -U eww...- La... , -ME, . . f -:.- A :Q,q?'45'i1S!'f'-E '-'xi' 4' ' my-'f ' ..r , 'gigiitzq f ' Q V ,,.v . - .J--0, 1 1. V'-JJ I .. , lv- g J. .A :vi Vice-Pres. , -'f A. , W 1,4.sl'-1 . ,. I . -L CGS. . Melendres, H. Worthington. SECOND ROW: F. J. Luna, J. Villalobos, J. Estrada, R. Moreno, Teacher. FOURTH ROW: C. McAlpin, W. Terry -N-I . e4 v 3' .- Z Freshmen 9-4 9-4 wishes to thank the teachers who helped to make it a good class. Brother Clarence--lst semester homeroom teacher, Brother Anthony--2nd semester homeroom teacher, Brother Armand--Spanish, Brother Lake--History and Algebra, Brother Patrick--English, and for P.E. Mr. Sandoval and Nlr. Sampson, please accept 9-4's sincerest thanks. Beginning its freshman year 9-4 donated two first string players to J. V. football, Robert Navarro and Richard Martinez and three second stringers, Walter McKinney, Robert Ruiz, and Ruben Chavez. Robert Ruiz also played C. basketball. Six ran track: Navarro, McKinney, Martinez, Arvizu, Flores, and Valencia. From the academic standpoint, three members made the honor roll. These were Navarro, jackson and Santos. Six received testimonials. In the realm of fine arts, 9-4 was often complimented by Mr. Gene Parker, dancing instructor, as being the best dancing . class in the school. ,. x Q On May 15, 9-4 held its class beach party which l h ' turned out very successful. We only hope this class ' , S xi, 's will remain together until the day of graduation. J 1 I ROBERT NAVARRO . I ... CLASS OFFICERS - Left to Right: C. Arvizu, Sgt. -at-Arms, T. Martinez, Vice-Pres., M. Orona, Treas., R. Navarro, Pres., W. McKinney, Sec. FRONT: P. Marques, R. Kendricks, F. Suzuki, J. Castro, M. Mastro, W. Valencia, A. Roy. SECOND ROW: R. Gray- chick, T. Fontes, R. Escobedo, M. Crosco, R. Rodriguez, W. Ridriguez, T. Riley, R. Chavez, W. Neilson, E.. Pietros- zdo, E. Martinez, E. Santos, S. jones, S. Hernandez, R. Zumel, L. jackson, Brother Clarence. FOURTH ROW: C. Hash- lmoto, M. Fiore, P. Stoker, D. Loycano, A. Valadez, R. Flores, R. Nicassio, E. Gonzalez. 'WP fi If I 'P' f 4 f' 3 gm 1-f A 1' 'A-in-Og' f ye. ,in A .7 af. ,Q I-.9 'gs -7-- I'4-rf, . L- ' ' R D C ' A Lo ez I Trentini A Prislac, F Avila, R. Garcia, J. Razonable,A. Casillas, A Hernandez L FRONT L- : . uni, . p , . , . . SECOND ROW: J. Arreola, W. Dickson, P. Leyva, P. Villareal, T. Savarese, R. Summerfield, C. Aguilar, R ucero G. Salcedo, M. Calderon, R. Doria, F. Alva. THIRD ROW: R. Martinez, C. Camarillo, A. Ruiz, N Ojeda F Ogaz, ' ' ' R. Da Brother Luke. FOURTH ROW L Colca R Ruiz T. Ellison J. Jimenez T. Davidson, A. Deleon, L. Ilmenez, um, ' ' red T. Danforii, I. Coria,,E. Chavez, T. Prutsos, A. Giangregorio, A. Ag ano. Freshmen 9-3 At the beginning of the school year 9-3 had boys participating in Frosh Week. During the Athletic Drive 9-3 reached and passed their quota, making 107W. Tom Davidson and Wesley Bickson lettered in I. V. football and are going to try out for Varsity next season. Gerald Chavez was one of two freshmen who lettered in LV. Cross-Country. ic intramural basketball championship 9-3 won tl ' ' with the team of: David Metoyer, Richard Doria, joe Coria, Troy Danford, and Lee Colca. The best freshmen solo singer, joe Torranueva, also played in the Band. The following boys from 9-3 lettered in Bee and Cee basketball: joe Coria, Troy Danford, Lee Colca, Richard Doria and David Metoyer. At the February deadline, ten boys were trying out for track and seven more were out for J. V. baseball. On May 29th, 9-3 went on an outing to the beach for getting their quota in the athletic drive. by David I-Io fmans V ,fl ,f 3 3 CLASS OFFICERS: D. Hofmans, Pres., D. Metoyer, Sec., R. Garcia, Sgt.-At-Arms. -ff Freshmen 9-2 As the freshmen from 9-2 came under the banner of Cathedral, many were determined to try their ability in sports and competitions between classes. Of these freshmen, the following excelled in sports: Eddie B. rtrand, Gene Gesuale and Armando Garcia in J. V. football. In basketball, 9-2 representatives were Gene Ges- uale, who led in points scored for the second round of the j.V. schedule, Eddie Bertrand, who played B's and did a very good job until his knee was injured, joseph Saenz also represented 9-2 in B Basketball. In Intramural Sports 9-Z was fair in basketball and very good in track. 9-2 took third place in the Mathematics tests out of all Freshmen Classes in the Brothers' California Schools. The class improved scholastically under the direction of its teachers: Brother Clarence, Homeroom, Religion and English, Mr. Salter, Algebra, Brother David, Literature, Spelling, Brother Luke, History and Mr. Sampson, P.E. By the end of the first quarter, four ofthe class had made the honor roll and ten received testimonials. On the honor roll were Thomas Garcia, Richard Meraz, Javier Perez and Everett Stanton. James Nlantini is .gm ll ,L '., .-.5 .,,:4 .7 1' v .?'iR...,fg Q -.- lag, Jer f -. X. -.ugh-., yi h 1 cLAss OFFICERS: R. cmnie, sec., J. sqem, Treas., A. Garcia, sgr.-Ar-Arms, :'.lxv:gg',.-f.f.I, R. Meraz, Vice-Pres., J. Mantini, Pres. ' K-ffggigf' 1 -.f,. FRONT: T. Morles, E. Stanton, A. Saavedra, A. Fidres, B. La Farge, F. Smaldino, D. Solis, T. Fayton, M. Grana. SECOND ROW: A. Acosta, R. Rodriguez, E. Ramirez, R. Garcia, N. Jaramillo, F. Perez, A. Bautista, H. Mendoza, G. Ga ' A. M to a. THIRD ROW: Brother Clarence J. Perez, P. Nunez, M. Carr, A. Broussard, R. Quesada, R. Grandos, rcia on y M. Cannis, T. Garcia, A. Munoz. FOURTH ROW: A,. Michelitch, R. johnson, E. Bertrand, G. Gesuale, I. Battos, E, Avalos, E. Luevano, Parra. n YW .'ff:f,c-fvfr ' V GJ V 'Y Q43.nLU::.1'l:5'4-f U' me , ,fn ......'f'g.ng5g 4' ..'1f'f,.'L' 'f :!',, :mn-55, H113 Il, J, ' T-3.5-???iF? 'f'f21:5 ' l ia' .: 4.w .- , . . , il thi. .lillhl 9 X.- FRONT: I Macias V. C 1 . , orra , F. Bernal, J. Ortiz, M. Romero, E. Rivera, M. Castillo, J. Arroyos, R. Acosta. SECOND ROW: R. Laremore, L. Hinostroza, A. Giancanelli, E. Sanchez, J. Guttierrez, R. Saiza, R. Amador, K. Sims, I. Barntta, M. Pesqueira. THIRD ROW: M. Rivas, T. Salazar, C. Rubio, R. Miranda, R. Miramontes, T. Ferrara, J. Tortorice, R. Lyles, R. Jimenez, C. Ruiz, Brother Damian. FOURTH ROW: H. Uribe, R. Hernandez, J. Perez, D. Cinat, J. Baca, W. Arvizu, Zepeda, A. Jauregui. Missiixgz R. Reyes. Freshmen 9-I 9-1 started off the year by taking 11th place in the Athletic Drive R l . o vert Miramontes and Augustine Iauregui showed a lot of fight which helped to win the traditional Soph-Frosh week for the freshmen. With a late start, it had 395.00 in the class treasu at tl 1 F ' ' ' ry it ebruary deadline. This money was used for a class actixity, a party and motion ' t pic ure, Stholastically speaking, 9-1 had members on the Honor Roll. They were Robert Acosta and Michael Pesqueira. Athletically it has achieved distinction in many teams. On February 18 started intramural track, and 9-1 took second place by winning the 100 and 180 yard dashes. Raymond Recendez la edl d p y mar on the I. V. football team and the Bee basketball team, and Bill A ' ' rvizu on the Cee basketball team. Arturo jaur- egui showed his ability in Cee basketball by his 10 points against Serra. james Soccio 65 Left to Right: Treas., A. jauregui, Vice-Pres., R. Recendezg Pres., I. Soccio, S C., F. Flores. K A .V . -V V 'ng 47v ' -cf! ' -v : . ani .6-A.. fh- . Wy. -he-f?SY44,w -'ia 'f -. .I 1 ' . . -, ,.. . x v V .K ,Lf ef ' syL,SEF . .. . 2 31.1 . 049- 1 'M At Lourdes, the activities are varied: visits to the shrine, outdoor Mass, roscu-ies, Bene- diction, attendance at the Shrine Cathedral. The activities are planned to lead one to appreciate the marvel of God's providence and Mercy. How rejoicing to a pilgrim, to venerate the ground on which the Mother of God appeared! In a similar manner, at Cathedral, all activities are planned for the uplifting of the student. The Weekly Mass, the Communion Crusade, the various activities such as Frosh Weelg, Queen's Pageant, the Athletic Drive, all are done for the greater glory of God, by asklng Mary to take our actions to jesus. i4 -- ILQAS-XXL ' ft 3 J-Q' :ASW s. f f,f ,KZ L'-49' Q:r'L -wo ny , ,,-f,,a .- 'in rv 'W' I ... -W. ES' l .1 -- on ay f1.'l25' '. -,. .. ,g -, 's H 5 .Finn I--. :QQ Hg. 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Yflhom l 1. .s E x fs., : ,L.T-.lgjggjm J 9-iff'-MM M M x . Q I., fi 'N .. ii' iii A Rev. Father Charles Guilfoyle, C. P. , elevates the Blessed Sacrament during bene- diction at the student retreat in September. Primary in the purposes for which Cathedral strives during the process of form- ing boys into Christian gentlemen, is a consciousness of the importance of living in God's Grace and remembering His Presence everywhere. In the classroom, in athlet- ics, in the weekly Student Body Mass, God is recognized as the ultimate aim of all endeavors. Through the Daily Rosary, the various prayers before and after class, and the example of the faculty, devoted to helping boys save their souls, all efforts are offered to God in an act of Worship. This year, daily Holy Communion in the Brothers' Chapel, and retreats highlighted the spiritual activity. In September, the students were immediately led to make plans for a successful school year by means of a retreat held under the guidance of Father Charles Guilfoyle, C. P. During the months of November, December, and January the Seniors found themselves in the solitude of the Sierra Madre Retreat House, where they made serious reflections on their Spiritual Life. At mid-year, the end of january, once more prayer and silence became the total atmosphere of Cathedral as Father Joel, C. P. , reviewed the last ends of life. Father Torra, student body Chaplain, made himself available for counsel- ing, Confession, and frequent visits to classes, his mind on Spiritual matters was revealed, not only through weekly sermons at Mass, but also through his monthly column, Our Padre Speaks . O I O KY' X5 '71, f ,' wo .- N IM- ' x If ' , . . 'XM9 l ,- -ll . VI V h' 'N x 1 11-'fy in, L, 1 E '- GIVE I ' V K- A' ' yn! ga 1 I ' e ,J 7 ' '. ' I at ',' V ' v' 1 r ' J - A v I 1. 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Frosh won yells, and with talent show-Frosh wcclx. ,f ATHLETIC DRIVE Brtvfhe . lass is ' cured With C tic Drive will 11331-teilc dass in Athle Cher my first Cl Cathedral's 1957 Athletic Drive proved to be one of its most successful with the school average reaching 842. Senior class 12-4 was first in the school with its quota which eventual ly reached 1122. Freshmen 9-5 followed the same day with their quota which finally hit 1082 Other classes reaching their quotas were 12-3, ll-3, and 9-3. The Seniors as a unit were out- standing, reaching a high of 952. Students who sold S75 or more: FRONT ROW: J. Diaz, A. Benfatti, R. Hernandez. SECOND ROW: D. Ferrante, E. Valencia, R. McWilliams, J. Sciarra, R. Guerrero, D. Spencer. 'S Y fu. 'U' S' 'A W' , y fi QUEEN f Ann Louizeau Y' 'fl gli' 1 , fig, U - ' ' s5' ml PRINCESS PRINCESS Sylyiq Gufrolu Cathy Delaney Under the guidance of Chairman Art Melendres, Cathedral successfully held its 4th annual Queen's Pageant. Contestants were chosen from Queen ol Angels, Immaculate Heart, Ramona Convent, Loretto, and Holy Family high schools. Elections were held with the votes of the student body counting 402 and the Pageant Comn1ittee's vote count- ing 605. The outcome was l-rept a well-guarded secret lor many weelas. Finally, the suspense ended with our homecoming game at Cantwell. At halt-time, her majesty Miss Cathedral 1957, and her royal court were presented to the Phantom rooters. Arriving in shiny '57 convertibles, they were enthusiast- ically hailed by the eager fans. Her majesty and her court then tools their places in the stands, posed for pictures, and enjoyed the latter hall' ofthe exciting foot- ball game. A week later at the Queen's Ball, Miss Cathedral was crowned, and she and her court were presented with trophies. out! P050 with motel-S Miss C I' 'A' 'X bug A P4 athedral arr 0UEEN'S Kiki Xi is, if i Regina Phantasina and Court - Left to Right: Escort, Tom Martinez, Princess Silvia Gurroia, Escort,Richard Hernandez, Princess Cathy De- laney, former Queen, Josephine Rosas, Queen Ann Louizeaux, Escort, Joe Sciarro. Qhiddenj, Princess Lindy Pagiiano, Escort, john Hayes, Princess Debbie Pender, Escort, Tony Abdalla, Cathedraiites and partners enjoy 1958 Queen's Bali 411 Q.. I 1 if 7 H, Ro --7' V'ctor Ramirez, 1055 nb ' VG! court diSp1ayS . AH Ivieicndrcs, 1 1 n SfGCeIu1nCS. - 'Tonntain of YOUY 1- S 111 featured pOSC at 4 dQnCu. ,J 1 V I.: 5 D w 4 ' 95 ?, 1 5' . x ' . - 3 x,- 'Ul WSP! 'GY-fn . I I f 'lm' fn v I 6 P is 4 sv , , fr is x ff-4 x I '81, V IX NJ AM A' x.IlxM QR 5 f ' Y 1? Q.- X L 11' ,R g,,A'? Y Rx X. Hx xx: I -P' Q - If F!!! '9- V 4 V Y 'Nufb' ,, Y' wi .X Sc B Q I 1,1 YY' 6 Q '. Qt .La X, ,,, Qi 'Q fy 'LEM . M ,fd sv I . 0 .l . , - v , '- - L. Albert Sierra Ol1tStC111LllI1 l11CllVl ' ' 5 B Creatures from outer and inner dual performer, bows Out. space 15 78 2 Musical talent gave the most popular presentations during the year. 'X :ld -4 .- , xx PA 40' D . Two ton is easy come. !'i 'lT' , - ?'Lf 'f ' This ECU ow had gut-5 ' 'K' 9 hi sk 1 -1 R L.. Hema, .umm-14 - Ju ,,v,. In the year 778, a Saracen warrior, named lviirat, 'ff' .. '-'x defending the stronghold of Mirabel in the city now ' ' called Lourdes, vowed he would never surrender to ,fl -1 ,Q...5vpf' . . 4 AY ' a human being, though he was hopelessly' surrounded by the forces of , Charlemagne. But the bishop ol the locale told him of a Lady, a ' f??55? wonderful Lady, to whom he could surrender. Upon facing Our I 'fir '24 Lady, the Saracen presented his arms to the Queen of Heaven. Won over by' the charms of this Queen, he was baptized and took the namel, ot Lorus, from which comes the name of Lourdes. I JV Ln Sports, the Phantoms fight, dig in, play hard, all in surrender to the Will of God. The chapel is the source of courage and sp1r1t for athletic contests Many t1mes 1S the name of Mary evoked by the lips of an athlete in the Rosary, a Hail Mary, Our Lady of V1CtOI'1CS The Cathedral spirit shown by the athletes stems from a dedicatlon to the school from a loyalty higher than any mere human basis , from a renewal of all effort for God A Wwlg, In -If 'N M P9 '- 3'w 'i 'dn 4 0 A L 1',Mi -P' 5 l. . .. l . I . ..' ' tyre 'Y' .f '.',.' vi 'iff 'qi' +o Lg ., F' . ef Y-me W l X yn-4. A 4 ll, U . 4- - - 1 wi: x...,:!!i,2llkhmgfgizmgybkeiif rn? , V as ., e. 3, Y ,:H,53, 425.1 ,. . 4, 7.5.14 ., - ,Quia ,mr +4 fr fywxg. V v , ', A fax- -1 fn' N-w ' 1 -'ff' uif- xe.qf1.rw- -Ax' , , ,,-,-df, '. Fm xiii X . .-U4 913' 'A 3.9. 'I swf' x N- 2 ' .jff' 1- -,g , I' 52' A L-9 ap A ,515 E l .' A' lglQ . V! J ,r Y I has .Jizz 'si'-f ' A , 1 ' t ff fz-gr' ., K . ,5'.gy dl- . .5111 Q.: ,Y ' hw 'Y J' 1 . 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Rated as the underdog team, the Phan- toms started off surprisingly by scoring after a steady drive with Disarufino push- ing over from the two. Navarro's kick made it 7-O. Finding a weak spot at de- fensive left end, the Saints in one run scored from 50 yards but failed to con- vert Lhus making it 7-6. The breaks came for the Saints in the second quarter when they blocked a Cathedral punt recovering it on the four which lead to a score and an intercepted pass which went for thirty yards and a score. The second half saw a dead- lock with neither team being able to make further points. Tony Abdalla was the lead- ing ground gainer for the Phantoms. I 8 4 I Luke, . Yagi C0 , BQOTXXQY Ol Ass1S Coach, dov v P.. ' 5. ti. time ief ' SCHEDULE Cathedral Gpponent Antelope Valley 19 Compton 6 St. Anthony 18 Pius X 6 Sierra 32 Notre Dame 14 Mt. Carmel 20 Loyola 6 Cantwell 20 wk games won SERRA . 300 WucA Serra scored first, in the second quarter, on an 18 yard run. Following the kickoff, Cathedral scored on a 12 yard pass from Disarufino to Hayes. With the extra point the score was tied. On a surprise fourth down play, Serra halfback Gonzales ran to a 72 yard tally to make the score Serra 13, Cathedral 7. Not to be outdone the Phantoms scored immediately when All-Catholic halfback Ken Ogata took the kickoff and behind ideal blocking raced 99 yards to a touchdown to tie up the game 13-13. In the second half, Serra scored three times. The final score was registered by Disarufino on a quarterback sneak. Bullet completed 12 of 17 passes in the contest. The Phantoms lost for the first time in league history to Serra, 32-19. PIUS X u florida , oe Cathedral's Phantoms found in the Pius Warriors one of its toughest opponents. Upon receiving the kickoff, the Phantoms passed and ran to register the first Cathedral touchdown be- ing made by a pass from Disarufino to john Hayes. The second T.D. came on a three yard run by halfback Ken Ogata. It wasn't until the fourth quarter that Pius was able to score which came on a 25 yard run. Thus the game ended 12-6. as 'rv MOUNT CARMEL . . . . Cjoufcl A Eafefl In the fifth game of the season, the Phantoms hosted Mt. Carmel, eventually C. L. champions, and before the final gun sounded, the Crusaders felt lucky to win. Mt. Carmel scored first on a pass to Jim Brown. However, the Phantoms came right back on a touchdown by All Catholic Raul Disarufino. The Crusaders scored again on a run by halfback Al Katz, who consistently gave the Phantom defense trouble. However, halfback Ken Ogata fooled the Crusader defense on a slant run and scored standing up to bring the Phantoms up to within one point of the Crusad- ers, the PAT tied the score at 13-13. The Crusaders won on a touchdown by Hank Moraga, however, the Phantoms nearly scored on a recovered fumble, but the final gun sounded, and the score read Mt. Carmel 20, Cathedral 13. 86 NOTRE DAME I . . . . ally Lil For the fourth game of the C.L. Camp- aign, the injury-ridden Phantoms went to Sher- man Oaks, to defeat the Knights of Notre Dame, 26-14. Playing without any first stringers Tony Abdalla, Hank Chavez, Dan Grady, Ken Cgata, and Cosmas Williams, the Phantoms employed reserve strength to defeat Notre Dame. Notre Dame drew first blood on a two yard plunge by Shugel, the Phantoms scored twice in the second quarter, one tally coming on a six-yard run by Sam Navarro, and the sec- ond on a 45 yard pas-run from Disarufino to Hayes: Navarro added both PAT's and the Phan- toms were ahead. In the second half, Cathedral scored on a T. D. by Disarufino, while Notre Dame was held to one tally, which came in the final period of the contest. On the offense Disarufino, Pardo, Venegas, Tamayo, and Navarro and Hayes shone, while All-Catholic players joe Sciarra and Martin Mor- ales, and Bill Frawley, whose block of a punt set up a first quarter tally by Pardo, were outstanding on defense. d Ornelas Close in 0 GH na Ndvarr Crusader. ilucwln rrf1PPed ml-7 CANTWELL This game had been postponed from Cathedral's second league game to its last, because of flu in the Cardinal camp. How- ever, at this time Cathedral was no better off for the wear and tear of the season. Cant- well scored twice before the Phantoms could. Disarufino, side-lined for most of the first half, came off the bench to engineer the drive that gave Cathedral its only score of the even- ing. The Cardinals scored once more in the final period to put the game out of the reach of the Phantoms. Dave Pardo, had also been side-lined in the first half because of injuries. Cantwell's winning, 20-7 placed them in fourth in the league ahead of Cathedral. Ogat Morales, and Disarufino made first string All C.L., joe Sciarra, Znd. 87 -.Mu 3 PQ - dlllq picks up ' Intel-fer ellce . g1Ven V qsqllez. Nerja Sw Eeps . FRONT: L. Vasquez, T.G. Davidson, R. Castorena, 'lghf end, S w. Dickson, R. Martinez. ZND ROW: R. Neria, T. Qnfhezfsj Danford, R. Ruiz, C. Mcfupin, F. sums. 3RD ROW: and Pqdm R.Recendez, M. Gonzalez, F. Marquez, E. Santos, D. Q f-91c0me Franco. 4TH ROW: E. Torres, P. Mack, P. Cardella, uPfo1-510 R. Mendoza, D. Mosse. cksx ,v-2 3.-..-,...G.2,w ,-A g v SCHEDULE Cathedral 0 ...... 13... , 25... '43... 6... 4:13. .. 7... 20... '25 ........ 'games Won Nevin P Raul Santa Monica. . Compton .... St. Anthony. . . Pius X ..... Serra ....... Notre Dame . . Mt. Carmel . . Loyola ...... Cantwell. . . uns iof S Pm . Ng againg St. Xi Opponent .......13 ..26 .6 ..13 ..20 .7 ..l3 ..21 ..20 mnomlx S I OW' -1 ga 'Hia Sou e aitcv UYVQSSX dos . vm nmms stocks up wa gi' LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW. E. Bertrand, T ' . Ga J. Remillard, R. Padilla, E. Sanchez. ZND ROW: C. Schier, R. Hauser, R. Hernandez, E. Gcsuale. 3R Nlonlco L XCQCTMCIS llegos, D ROW: R. Boring, R. Chavez, A. Garcia, T. Rcndon, M. Grana, Mr. Sampson, Coach. 4TH ROW: O. Williams, O. Postelle, I. Bilderback, F. Grana, A. Chavez. CROSS COUNTRY CIMMPMII .E H41 . 5'7 'f F1 QW ..Y0 J. V. TEAM - Left to right: A. Bautista, P. Duefrene, P. Ma- loney, T. Nunez, R. Doming- uez, W. Briones, L. Arviso G. 3 Flores, R.C. Rodriguez, L. Jimenez, M. Lopez, D. Lee, H. Lozano, R. Fontes, M. De Los Cobos, P. Salcido, I. Lop G. Chavez. ez, I. V. 's start out to victory against Cantwell. VARSITY TEAM: Left to right: C. Mancillas, R. Bar- ron, F. Odriozola, R. Gonzales, G. McKinney, R. Rod- riguez, R. Lopez, M. Flores. For the 5th strai ht ear, Cathedra1's Varsi again dom- 8 Y W inated the Catholic League and won All-Catholic honors. Led by 1st man, Mike Flores, and Rene Lopez, the varsity went un- defeated. With four Sophs and two Juniors ending the season, this team shows great promise for next year. The junior Var- sity led by the outstanding running of Rudy C. Rodriguez took first in the Catholic League and in the Compton Invitational. Great credit is due to the excellent coaching of Mr. Manuel Corral, a former Cathedral track star, who took over for Bro- ther Gene this year. Odriozola beats out Pius X man at finish. ig BQITQ n lead S Wa , . l 1 Or MQ11Ci1lqs lf' Mr. Manuel Corral, Coach. I. Flores, Manager 91 Varsity Basketball Cathedral's Phantoms have every reason to be proud of their 1958 Varsity Basketball squad. Although they did not take the crown, it can be said that they were in every way equal to, if not better than the best of the Catholic League. With the return of three of last year's first team which saw the upset of Carmel's great '57 squad, hopes were high for an outstand ing season. In the pre-season competition proved too easy. It wasn't until the Mount Carmel Tournament that the real test came. The Phantoms proved no easy victims. Defeating Pius they took third while Cantwell outlasted the Crusaders to win the tourney for the first time. Bob Martinez and Raul Disarufino were chosen on the all-tourney team. In the Edgewood Tournament, Cathedral went all the way to the finals, losing by one point to Covina but again showing their superior quality. Drawing the toughest team in the league for their first encounter, the Phan- toms matched Carmel's Crusaders for three quarters, but lost out in the last. Pius was an easy foe as Ross Fontes came within three points of tieing the school scoring record for one game with 36 points. It was the foulest night of the season when the Phantoms went down before St. Anthony's. All will agree that the Phantoms should have had this one, if it had not been for circumstances . Cathedral's greatest game of the season came against the Cardinals of Cantwell. The Cardinals were rated to take the Catholic League and the C. I.F. on the basis of a 15 game winning streak, and the winning of the Carmel and Santa Maria tournaments. Continued on Page 94 FRONT L-R: R. Disarufino, R. Fontes, R. Martinez, R. Reyes W. Rolfe. BACK: J. Rincon, E. Sandoval, C. Williams, D. Bierman. .IN A ex: ' 1 - r' , ' , Q X H - r xdu ,..v r? ' if , 'ph .MQ f.,Hf W.f.5,'1N .6-.ly bf-Q1 'X if u ' ' 'lliiv' ffvfi It . , . . ,sv T., , R. ' i. 1 fl I P' 4-1 ,ffm Lg .t ,u , ' 4 , . 77 .uJ,.,.....,- 4'4 fx Q X Xi . Q-Q .naw 2 --Y . '-. :li - w 134' l . nr ' gi f X ' 'I'- , y' f I-ff' at .., ,.k, . xg 2,j x ' L,-3 . fx LA' , 21: M at xgx Zn-E ff' L , QT-1 ' x ,. 145, 5 WWF H , u fX af . I 4 .V w 4 'v wa J F11 1 4 r 7 '56 O04 R QQ! r' 'Z-qi.: ww . XLS, X K , V nl vw , Y if A 1 gl ,.-4.25 i Q L O if 1' x.V I Vra for ,lifuigl and Barron - against Loyolfsj Junlp J.V. CATHEDRAL OPPONENT 37... ...Muir .... . ....4O +49 . . LaSalle . . . . . 30 4442... ...LinColn.. ....3l X41 . . Muir ........ .... 3 7 X41 . , Burroughs .... .... 3 8 'F43 ..Arc:adia... ....30 X41 . . Covina .... .... 3 0 -,7 X43 45 35 X54 40 41 37 40 X36 35 45 -. .- .- --- .- Pk League Carmel .... .... 5 1 Pius ............. 37 St. Anthony ...... 56 Cantwell ......... 44 Serra ............ 36 Notre Dame ...... 42 Pius ............. 48 St. Antlio11y's ..... 56 Cantwell ..... . . .53 Serra ............ 34 Notre Dame ...... 48 Loyola ........... 60 Games Won X uez . 6 a gcaliwell as NNW U ,W f key OVC? ' f Awcrlq ' b 1 or lx-om o dribble H165 Jump S 1 tClics. 5 Ground Loy Ola man I .- ,va ' 1 s:w 0' ,W 1 i'?'! 1l-3 .'f .wg , ,SQ ' S . A 'eggs x ' .f Q- 1 in x 'AWE F ?- x ' , 1 I . Y Y -3 xv 11 5 I Jgfxv 1 -...Q ' ' Ps -swim ' f 1 .1147 A i , ' I 4,-X saint Anrh011Y'S L Moreno C203 wolf On' B 95 out rebound I , Coria Q27l, R Recenrlez 1187 Und H' CEE SCHEDULE CATHEDRAL OPPONENT X31. La Salle .......... 20 31. Lincoln . . . 38. Miiir ...... Pk-LO. Arcadia .. . . 4119. Arcadia .... 14134. 39131. 30 .... X30 .... X25 .... X27 .... X33 24 X38 31 X36 X33 Burroughs . . . St. Francis . . League Carmel ..... Pius .... . . . . St. Anthony's Cantwell .... Serra ....... Notre Dame . ...Loyola...... ...Car1nel..... ...Pius........ St. Anthony's ..... 29 Bees BEES SCHEDULE CATHEDRAL 24. LaSalle ..... 27. Lincoln ..... 30. Muir ...... 19. Arcadia . . . 30. Arcadia . . . X28. . . . . . St. Agnes. . League 29 ........ Carmel .... 20 ........ 28... X33 ........ Pius ....... St. Anthony Serra ...... 24 ........ Notre Dame 19 Loyola .... 20 Carmel .... 15 Pius ....... 23 ........ St. Anthony 3 6 ........ Serra ...... 43 ........ Notre Dame 3 7 ........ Loyola .... OPPONENT X3-1... ...Cantwell .... .....33 +33... ...Serra. ...... ....26 23... ...NotreDame......24 X-15 ........ Loyola .... . . . . .16 PY Games won. lst: I. Saenz 2nd: J. Coria, R. Recendez 3rd: T. Danford, L. Colca, H. Moreno Pk Gaines won. 440: L Varsity Track R. C. Rodriguez and R. Lopez. ow Hurdles: K. Ogata, R. Cueto, Lionel Sandoval, Assistant Coach Ernest Simon, Head Coach and R. Nicto . 4-haf' 1111-1g 1oo 5 V 220. G. Brown, R. Rivera, R. Lopez, and R.C. Rodriguez. ga... 1 ,pig 1 . . R- . R. Nxcto, o gpriniffs' d S. Novus Rivefaf an RC FIRST ROW - Left to Right: J. Lopez, R. Rodriguez, M. Ozuna, M. Flores, R. Barron, W. McKin- ney, R. C. Rodriguez, I. Diaz, R. Rivera. SECOND ROW: L. Jimenez, S. Macias, S. Navarro, M. Lopez, R. Lopez, D. Mosse, K. Ogata, J. Sciarra, W. Frawley, Mr. Lionel Sandoval, Asst. Coach. THIRD ROW: R. Hernandez, L. Mendoza, R. Cueto, G. Brown, I. Vranges, F. Cota, M. Bruder, R. Nieto. 7l l 1. 4 1 W v---if Milcxs: R. Rodriguez, R. Barron, R. Hernandez, :gin 0 R 1, JT mx L. Jimenez, and M. Flores. iv- .. M - ,ng ,3.i,,w' 880: L. Jimcncz and J. Diaz. Shot put: joe Sciurra High Ju T: R' Cuwt lineto Hifi BELOW: RO' lgh Hurdlcg MC11d0ZQ, --IL. xx TS fir- ' .xwlf 1 1 I x x VI ,KNMCJ A R ' ' .1 AN ,Q V - . VN L' ix NL , 1, Q -A ,., 'i ' A-2-Km ,.... ,..., 6 'Mx nf z3fii,:.:1':5,4.iwael5 3fe.'- 151 ' '35-QL., ' A ' - 'de fs., 52,14-ti m I' V- 'Y diffs- dx t -4 .vi Q. '-5.3-vs f':m f3i..z.a - Under the mentorship of Mr. Ernest Simon and Mr. Lionel Sandoval, Coaches, the 1958 version of the Cathedral Track team made a reputable showing this year. At the time of the last deadline in March, the spikers had encountered rough competition in the form of St. Francis, Mira Costa, and Burbank. Beginning the league, the Phantoms rolled over Mt. Carmel. Defending champions this year, the squad was out to take their third trophy in four years. Expected to lead the spikers to victory were Ray Cueto, four-year letterman, outstanding in the high jump and hurdles, Cueto had the best time in the CIF for the 70-yard-high hurdles, Kenny Ogata, low hurdles and 220, Rene Lopez, 440 and relay, john Diaz, 880. Diaz finished third in the CIF 660 finals last yearg Mike Flores, first man on the cross- country team, 440 and mile, Walt Spider Rolfe, broad jump, joe Sciarra, shot put, Rene Rivera, 100 and 2205 Sam Navarro, 100 and relay 3 Carlos Mancillas, 440. R., -ga mg 'SN Gini, - ,,'?b.-. Fw . , JC Jw? nav---+ ,ag ' .4 N. -Jing. -h, 1 '-g 'f-5 Lf- ., i..,f 1-Zz. .... Q .vw f, --31 -Q Q 4, '!3b,,.,.k n- 1. - l -' . if wx mats -Q amsuel - . ,NX - I-'.. ' - -0 i.,,,,-- ' Navarro cdgcs out Rivera for lst place in 100 yd. dash as Nicto finishes 5111 Cota sails through the air on a long jump. Q4 Q11 101 d Af! 115611, Qncjlj CS du C15 Fjllg PQQ0 k SSO x 1 his . A ,, . 1. ',,,..s ., Xjq- 103 5 -wi.--QV - V qxx: Q N Q-L.-' Ng 4 M , F'V 'lu- ,if i ig ' , 14- . -ze: rv ff? ' ff' 21'-P. ii'-211.-z'M, ,- .E f5.74-,.1,-- .- . C Snogc X uenies 59 fr R , dow OS ?03YfX9a' 4 if I-1,2 h. X00 .Id-N dose fl. X O65 an Ko QOXXO x0 6 GOYC -v - V H609 AG. , -' G- . av W . 1:10 . 660' . ,D 10 Yzxxvbomz to WX B e e 055 FRONT ROW - Left to Right: M. Puente, C. Williams, G. Garcia, M. DeLos Cobos, J. Martinez, R. Fontes, A. Olveva, P. Salcido, R. Aceves, Mgr. 2nd ROW: W. Neria, F. Lopez, E. Compos, G. Snaric, M. Gonzalez, R. Rosales, W. Briones, J. Corgiat, C. Cano. 'C' 'C' 'X'-cf' l-cf 'C' 'fc' X 'C' 'C' 'C' FRONT ROW - Left to Right: R. Macias, L. Arvizu, A. Postelle, D. Mosse, G. Arviso, A. Castillo, J. Delgado, G. Salcido, L. Colca, R. Garcia. 2ND ROW: R. Martinez, J. Trentini, C. Aguilar, R. Johnson, A. Bautista, D. Metoyer, I. Arcola, R. Rodriguez, C. McAlpin, D. Estrada, Mgr. 3RD ROW: A. Agridano, E. Olkowski, E. Gonzales, R. Doria, MQ A1 . C P1111 arlnej 22210, do I7 tQ 1 00 mon yard Out 11, race C e e 'Ns- BQ, rfstq I flpws o, De fgado cz nd Garcia in Do - . salon for I 320. D --'I -as, An ' Qi! .Wg . .Y Q Z Dave Moreno ll, n-lf? -,f x-va Shortstop. Coach Dick S 1 I if 5- Same conferegctsl' glves team his nlast words in pre V a r s i t y Qu B a s e la a I I I 5,2 I' X f' J P ' '- nik XY x I x .6 b Y ' X ' R d C to C1 ' ' 4 Y Righr?ie1r3.n X Louie Vasquez Left Field. Art Melendres ht 'X HX' ' 'r .ivan . lk' ' Dfmald Peterson st - Pitcher' Manuel Ozuna Center Field. A 1 . - A K N 5 .- .L45'f 61 'K-'M FRONT ROW - Left to Right: A. juuregui, Mgr. , R. Castorena, L. Vasquez, D. Chavez, D. Moreno, D. Goldsmith, R. Villoescusa, I. Ortiz, Mgr., A. Romero. ZND ROW: F. Monreol, C. Garcia, M. Ozuno, D. Bierman, A. Melendres, D. Peterson, F. Robles, Mr. Dick Salter Couch B Klkfjp 'XM BA' X' R 4 107 i. . '2' --1. 'Cf ..- .- ck YO third' Us Moreno sflfcw ba , C LOZQH W Gordo CQ o if X Frank Monreal 3rd Base ,., .1 sn unv- 4 xv,-v-ET' -r . . -,q x, A . v ,Q ,J ,I L i...,-, Q4 Q, Q.,- aff' 4. -Qn. n .. l.- ' .'-. 0 -- ' .f'- XL- .. w - x v . Ai. .Q- Lf. ar ' 0 , 3 fm-13 acvtif' -Q--4' 5 f.: f V- ' QM-' ,,:, 485. x,v'1 P- ix .vs- X HU C In - 'n 4 , ,..,. tv' - ' u Q QV . , ' ' . nice ' ' 'T' ,pk , ' mn out m Pfcgcassign. ' Bm-foughs H me fcc1dY L Goklsmith Ulgjnd Mdendfes Moreno as Edward S1etz Catcher. ,fu gQ1'i1C Y... ww X -Q -- :Sw -.ol 1-4..- L - .3 . ', 'f . , 0 Sictz ready to meet ball for C1 single. in.- VS David Goldsmith lst: Base. 1, T. R 5 n u.,hN- -Q. Pg 7. 2 'Fl ffw Q' 1 1 . ' ' ' uk ,ff Q1 in xy , E Mi? ' 'E K If . ie!-wg ' ggi' I 1 Z, I5-'ff ,ui-P Av 138' 'H - Q.. - P' 0 Hu 2 - a I ,.f,. . . an-f - z wwf V QF e 3 af ' 4 'S ' I 'XXX ff? xxx f xv uw if my M EE '- Q 4 2 4' XX 'Q ,N X w 8 - .Vg -X ftf, ri 1 ww-,H ' ' ' Y Wu. na, W . -w as Q ' 'wifi Y. 1. Y , ,-,nm 5? ,nf W hSf,:.:v, 4-air.. .:., 31-v . r.-91 Q, I 3m J-2 0 1 I: A . - ,sf en., JSYC . ' rx. 'Rigs' 1 f I Tennis re J, Ortega, first man, shows serving form. 6 2 , 'Ns Nui. 4.22221 .Af Q . Y ai 'G- -.9 ' ef 8.5. 2 ' Y' I as 4 X. STANDING - Left to Right: C. Venegas, J. Oretga, N. Ruiz, R. Hernandez, A. Marquez, R. Bieggar, F. Grana, Brother Kenneth fcoachJ. FRONT - Left to Right: A. Etzel, R. Ruiz, E.. Castillo, T. Tsukahara, T. Martinez, R. Villanueva Venegas and Hernandez battle against Marquez and Ruiz in doubles ccn- test. A 4 ,, Y .L -E. 4 . 'WW , ,iiijwl ' -'f ., A fr ' P- 14.-. ., ,..- ,. Lopez, top diver, shows form in swan dive. FRONT: F. TGITICIYO, F. Marquez, J. Far- dette, N. Lopez. BACK: W. Rodriguez, A. juciregui, R. Amador, A. Giunccmelli, Coach Enrique Flores. I O Daily practice includes repeated time trials. 'ii Sui' 45-4 W fr. A pu X41 Urqu Cz det ' Fafde in Cfmj .Ref cmd nqtjo . TQ ll ln UIQX- Mei, f O S110 18 Start W ., Dfw -J' e Gauardo a iirsi man Go nzales tees off as tea m WQfChe s. 15 Ci 1 2,5-rw LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gonzales, E. Sanchez, P. Cardella, P. Duefresne, S. Nieto, Brother Gordian, Coach. ff T sf Cheer leaders 'fx Q PH--A-N-TOMS--WHOOP, WHOOPH, as well as 5 A N' other varied howls were led hy six eheerleadere, 5 QQ who helped buell the team by their enthusiastic LX., . Calls. Under the cnrxpices ofthe Rally Committee, ' X tire lollowing led the Phantom yellb ut rallies and nthlelic lnnetions: TOP- Eugene Costello, Head . Cheerleader, Johnny Folse, Richard Distefano, Ted TSL1l4Cll1GPG. BOTTOM - Louis Guclpo and George A Cano. A ' x l'.g ll fl we , new I . v IIB 1 ' :L ff A., S A ' 1' 9' .E , -dx ' '-S' ga Sill ' X XXX X T I ,A we v x - '1-' - -Q7-fu -- -me --A '1-1 -u-min-1f' -' -K - A--A111-L ,..., .gf p , ,. :fr . yr A 3 5? ' ' Y. ? n, .. qv Six f.. 'f-Irv. -mf Ltr -J ' '- U I 1 in ,, x t 1 6 ,fz is 5 4 1 . -, . ' 9 , :t .h I 11- 11 :,- e 7 .1 1 ' 4 -L. tl, ' ,V , ,. M 'z -Lg 1, .: Q tj' ,l ' 5 V I - Q Q - ' 1' 1 I .' ' Q,-rx' V ,,f'f, '. .g.'f'L.- - I . . ,ffuly ,, 4 -. - 'Y '+. ar- 5 . f L' 15,1 , O , . AV hx , 1'-s. . hx. 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V vmrf-Y.H,4 'r 'riff-341 J' ,. - an--V., prix LW. , f.'-sqm.. f,5'iiL.1fg'2Sk ix , --va th-J 1LL'li'J!J nmI..3..'mmnx .-J - , 9 , '- 11 ' ' ' H. I 1 SELL . Nffif 7 .-. . QHQA, 's.1'iJ.v:.:,L. .45-Aga? il . ,as-.1-i , ,VFW .un gi.: ,QQ Q , , yg5,g?': .:' -wwgwws , . id S an 7 W1 ,vt hw, J 'II 1 ' ,K 591- . 1 ' , A ' 'aghwfgw ff- 'Q N 31- n- L, L- .',t.-'1 PI ' 1 wifi' rf - - if TI, 3 -' : Sw, Qi. emi 'ti 2'2 J Is K- 1 ,H -Nh QL A2 5 .,FL rl 4' . J if f 1' ' ,Q,.',- - , rl ,W-.Ni I I H ff . WW, 4' Y H + 1 , S .7 XX fr .N M ---Qw'l'2if'A3:lf. Y 4 X x Q x nil. , Z' ,V 55. f . ' ., . l 554.14 , ,H ,64: '?'y.' - M 15' r. Lcd by Thomas Martinez, student body Vice-President, the Cathedral High Student Council, consisting of student body officers, class presidents, activity and organizations leaders, met bi-weekly during the school year to coordinate and initiate student body acti- vities. Numbering many among its worthwhile projects, the Student Council formed and prudently utilized the Cathedral High Student Court. This democratic form of government had as its objective to discipline, through well-directed student judgment, individuals who violated the principles implied in the Spirit of Cathedral. This proved to be so effective and impressive that it made other schools aware of Cathedral's Student Government, its purposes and its functions. Sergeant-at-Arms, William treasurer, Sam Navarro. tudent Council Q-3-,-T, ',Z'w,' - ,.'.,.., -. 'sg 7 -tSSEQw,,.:,, .gi --?Qr X -af' I' Q ' 1' iivfiv, 'A , , A . ,ua -. '-J'.?jf!Hf V sf, -.vgR3 j'?79f'f '. ' . ' I. 'Y 1 px? 1 ':fe'734:.aff'Q-zsfw ' ' 'fl ' Q, '- .' 'Y 1 .- -4 -' .-Q. f Refi. '? 'f ' s. w .- i-- . 4. AP , Z., 1 4- ,Y . .5 '!. ' ' 4+ r 1 EN, .' .. ..,.V' 4: Neria 5 X YL' . Q Y . 21,-mf, - 1 . 1,41 . al. 'X , sill-1.1,- .. ., ,, '. 5,i 41- no f VE.. HQ fb:-1 A l ' sf: ..4 Fi?l, V K' , of VV I 1 T W T-5' ,.- . 1 if' Y .- ' . ng ALIFURNIA CHULARSHIP EDEPATIUN . ' v A'-a4f,F'? , . . , ., . , .- ,Q - V ,P-.., : , r-we an-A. A. -' .,,- .S , ' if-a '4-is-7 1. .5 - -,. . lr 'U' '75 -' 'r '. I ' ' V . ' f ' ff , 12 Wil... 9.5, ,,,. ,,,.., ,.,. fig -' - . gig f f .Q 5 'f--- L37-3 .re .,-,-. r -., I e -, .V '.....,.v ',. - 'Htl + 1ive.2f u.r.-+P'-ls-' A' 1--.,. Scholarship for Service and the stimulation of inter- est through out the school concerning the importance of a high scholastic standing is the goal so successfully attained by the CSF this year, under the presidency and moderation of Richard Hernandez and Brother Gordian. To start off the year, a forum on College Life was held with local high schools in October. Tours of a science laboratory and a trek to the Huntington Art Gallery of San Mar- ino were next on the schedule. Closing the year, Cathedral's Honor Society presented the largest academic forum in Catho- lic League History, with Darryl Hickman, motion picture and T. V. star, and a Cathedral alumnus himself, as guest speaker. Every Catholic League member school and eleven girls' high schools participated. The honor of being a life member in the CSF is the highest award of merit that the Society may bestow. Led by President Richard Hernandez, other CSF'ers who received Life membership were: Fernando Sanchez, Vice -Presidentg Wayne Dance, Secretary, Larry Yamamoto, Ted Tsukahara, Tony Abdalla, and Oscar Valdivia. Regular activities sponsored by the CSF are: the annual Parochial Grammar School Academic Contest, Frosh week academic contest, and the awarding of a plaque to the homeroom possessing the highest scholastic average in the school for an academic quarter. To enable the awarding of a small scholarship to a deserving senior, a popcorn machine was set up this year by the Society. KNEELING L-R: D. Lee, R. Hattori, R. Villanueva, H. Abt. V. Kientz, R. Padilla, W. Makowski, P. Meile, C. Vene- gas. STANDING L-R: Sanchez, Vice-Pres., R. Hernandez, Pres., O. Valdivia, Tteas., W. Dance, Sec., L. Yamanoto, A. Abdalla, I. Bauer, T. Tsukahara, J. Takahashi, L. jackson, G. Brown, Brother Gordian, Moderator. ,,.- 1-- , I I ' ,. M . -.0 V '. 4 ' 41, on-Af. . ' -fp '.' . .,,..' ff , 11' 2 , HUA va. kqsv- if 4 Wayne Dance presents his views on higher education at forum discussion. C. S. F. President Richard Hernandez presents Joe Sciarra of12-4 with C. S. F Honor R011 plaque which 12-4 won for highest scholastic average. I f . . . Outstanding ff N ,,,.-w J' F V Q ITL ,J an ' 0 fu- ,,' , t Z k K o Robert Martinez exlba Basketball Mike Flores A Cross Country r 1 John Diaz . Track ' I - . f ifslfif' a ' 95 mm 1- df- a - IIEI, A i'!fq I . 1-1 3 Q I - - V 4 s 3 ' ' ' l 'A' 'fa' , -. 'H - F . -x N Q' . 1 I S E' . , ' -'f ,Z 13' 6 1 .. - 6 - ' Frank Monreal Baseball -.. f - 4 I I, 1 :'? Y Nws--v-. Q.-.ay-..-.-.-...ng---' b .gaczzrizxzzzzzx-1. 5, J lo fetga :.?::,Er.:t:1:-::.zg1p: r Tenms Leonard Gallax-do ..,.. H .1e!:3:k!:27t2Z2'.tffQ-Q'i'rt': . Golf tpgii'i211.. ,h..H- ., Q ':p.'g:.1: :.1L - - . Q.-.-.s.s. nts. nl-.Q-.-.-..., - Hu'-'-5-'v'1 9f'f'f'f'Tf'f'f' ---'L r vu L..rL.u..n gn -,5a4ag......4 ...1.u:44u.. us.u.u.l.a-. lxuxu aw. Applicants for Block C report for interview. The Block C, under the guidance of its moderator, Brother Luke, turned in a rather successful year. The agenda began with the athletic events of Frosh Week and the Intra-mural basketball, copped by class 9-3. All home games of the JV Football team featured assistance by the Block C. Initiation followed football season, and the club membership was bolstered to 39 let- termen. All home basketball games brought the Block C in as ushers and parking lot attendants. Road games were not forgotten, however, as the club mimeographed directions to games and posted them throughout the school. Under the leadership of john Hayes, President, Norbert Ruiz, Vice-Pres- ident, and Martin Morales, Sgt-at-arms, the Block C continued its activ- ities in the spring by initiating a new intra-mural program of volleyball, the first such sport to be held in 'mural ranks. The Annual Grammar School Basketball Tournament, captured this year by St. Bernard's parochial school, was held in March by the association. Assistance at all home track meets concluded the year's athletic program for the club. Social activities included a picnic and initiation, which bols- tered membership for next year's Block C. Block C ushers keep fans off gym floors. Block C FIRST ROW - Left to Right: F. Moxireal, M. Morales, G. McKinney, R. Lopez, J. Hayes fpresidentj, M. Lopez, C. Williams, S. Navarro. ZND ROW: N. Ruiz, I. Sciarra, R. Fontes, F. Tomayo, A. Odrizola, D. Mosse, F. McSweyn. 3RD ROW: V. Salas, R. lvlartinez, A. Aguilar, R. Bieggar, R. Hernandez, L. Davis, P. Moreno, Diaz, C. Lozano, R. Disarufino, J. Oretga. 4TH ROW: D. Pardo, T. Munoz, H. Chevez, B. Frawley, G. Dunkel, T. Abdalla, K. Ogata C. Venegas. 3 P Circle C 5 Q Laurence Yamamoto, Recorder, Robert Bieggar, X President, George Dunkel, Vice-President, Ted ' Q Tsukahara, Secretary. JUNIOR MEMBERS lst ROW: V. Salas, T. Marumoto, R. Hclnabusa, F. Masongsong, D. Chavez, L. Guapo. 2nd ROW: H. Zabaneh, S. Navarro, R. Nieto, R. Reyes, D. Singleton, R. Duran, E. Pratt, R. jauregui, R, Boring. 4th ROW H. Chavez, C. Paquet, F. Onate, R. Disarufino, r. Ferguson, R. Dominguez, R. Hart I. Friea, I. Duvernay, D. Moreno, D. Spencer. 3rd ROW: D. Garcia, .quasi ini-. A IIS!! Bi il! .593- Qf ul'-rx .3-of P dill C R na R I-Iol uin P Salcido V Dituri F Taniayo, M Abbatecola J. Diaz, T. ROW 1: Sciarra, R. a a, . ey , , g , , , , , . . , Martinez, J. Mena. ROW II: C. Lozano, I-I. Flores, N. Vivalda, E. Costello, A. Olvera, R. Lizalcowslci, R. Fiore, I. Chavez, D. Mosse, G. Flores, R. Kishaba, Moderator, Brother Daniel. ROW III: P. Warwick, F. Felix, R. Distefano, R. Flores, A. Abdalla, K. Ogata, J. Taillac, N. Ruiz, F. Salas, J. Duggin, J. Rincon. ROW IV: E. Orozco, R. Guer- rero, R. Ricci, R. Alezi, A. Odriozola, N. Davis, T. Tostado, N. Cueto, R. Fontes. ROW V: E. Valencia, P. Due- frene, C. Chia, R. Martinez, I. Hayes.ROW VI: Bauer, S. Bascom, L. Davis. Because of its position in the school, the Circle C must be a sharp, active club throughout the entire year. In the many and varied Jobs performed, it commands much respect from the student body. As the service club ol' the school, it must take charge of l.eeping order along the halls, in the cafeteria and the gym. It must assist at the dances by parking cars, serve re- freshments and clean up afterwards. All special functions, such as the Fiesta, Queen's Ball, and Spring Concert, during the year ran smoothly and successfully through the help of the Circle C. This year, because of the splendid cooperation of the student body, the faculty, and the members themselves, the work of the club was very efficient. Through the leadership of Robert Bieggar, President, and Brother Daniel and Brother Armand, moderators, the Circle C retained its place of honor and respect among the school clubs. Circle annual Queems Banff: at C members Se Q3 gm i Q33 ftf' I - Q? I I 5 it. --pn ':2.1JUi'i-K ,cr pn- 'thai sis! t l 1! F 3 l 4 v 1 l r I 1 1 A i ....... ' f EEE? pwmmwl 5 'C .. 'Kr' M . S ' t In November and May, installation ceremonies wit added new members to the society. Most notable among its varied activities in the school's catholic action leader- ship were the forums held with other schools. In Novem- ber, a successful forum was held with Immaculate Heart High School. In December, a forum was conducted at Holy Family High School in Glendale, the subject being Leisure Time 5 other forums with Sacred Heart and OLQA soon followed. Through the various committees, such as the missions, servers, sacramental, and publicity, the members of this society devoted to Our Lady were of service to the student body. To coordinate the various workings of the Marian Society Council, the Committee chairmen, Larry Yama- moto, Ted Rios, Ray Reyes, and Frank Salas, were under the leadership of Fernando Sanchez, john Diaz, and Nor- man Summerfield - President, Vice-President, and Secre- tary, respectively, and the excellent guidance of Brother Claude, moderator. Monthly group Mass attended by the Society at St. Peter's. 4 I ' i l 32.5 5 ,T f f N f 2, FRONT ROVV G Dunkel A Reyes R MCW1ll1GH1S M De Los Cobos P Mack C Palma I Lopez, L 1IU6IlCZ,J Tre1a T Gesuc1le,S Mc1c1as, G Snar1C,S Semon R Benda, E Sandoxal I Marrch 2nd ROW Brother Claude Moder ator A Acosta R Smeltz A Swa1n, D Smgleton, R Reyes, T Nunez J Duvernay, R Dom mguez, C Venegas R Jauregur, R Duran, D Spencer, D Sey more, D Dodd T TOStCldO, Leos, F Lopez 3rd ROW R Brockme1er,E Gatz T Rlos, Pres F Sanchez T Benfatt1, M Abbatecola T Abdalla, A Olvera, F Salas, R V1llaescusa R RICCI R B1eggar D Mosse M Maestas 4th ROW P Du frene, L Yamamoto, R Romero B Holgum R De Lorenzo L Aceves, I Draz, F Tamayo Summelfleld G Flores, P Sal cldo, R Pad1llc1, T Tsulxalmara I Mena Presldent Fernando Sanchez dxsplays sample of posters put up by soclety Ted Tsul ahara spealxs at forum held wxth Queen of Angels --.-.nur 1-5 N -,G elf' ' y- l Meeting every day during the activity period and after school, this year's CHIMES Yearbook staff spent many hours in making this year's book a reality. Some of the outstanding features of the '58 Annual are The theme-Our Lady of Lourdes in the centenary year, paste-ups done by the Editors themselves, enlargement of the book to 160 pages, out- standing artistry for divisions, special events, full pages for lower clas- ses, some spot color and the dedication to Brother Bertram. Under the moderation of Brother LaSalle, the outstanding members of the staff this year were: Peter Salcido, Frank Salas, George Flores, Mike Pickering, Ramon Cruz, Fernando Sanchez, julio Ortego, Peter Rock and Ed Valencia. LEFT PICTURE: Editorial Staff take time out during planning of master copies. Left to Right: Mil-ce Pickering--Activities Editor, Ramon Cruz--Organizations Editor, George Flores-- Sports Editor, Lawrence Yamamoto--Class Editor, Peter Sal- Salas- -Associate Editor. RIGHT PICTURE: Photography Staff. Left to Right - Thomas Maramoto, Eugene Gatz, John Hanabusa, Edward Patino, Peter ' 'T Rock--Photography Editor. if cido--Editor-in-Chief, Peter Rock--Photography Editor, Frank U Peter Sulcido Editor-in-Chief K A E' 5 W xt. ' .Hx- I . xi 7 . l 3. I- 1 . .X :ui Frank Salas Associate Editor George Flores Sports Editor ,.f ,Q u . -1.-5, 9 '1 Ri Q... W 5 Q no Editor-5 chord Dlste Q , v. ' ' .. A , x . .1 swf. ' ,fx H- Among the many and varied activities found on campus the fourth estate has a large following. Heading the staff this year were Richard Distefano and Robert Holguin. They had the unenviable position of putting together one of the best pieces of journalism in the state. Assisting them in their task were the departmental heads: Dom- inic Ferrante-Features, Ray Duran-News, and Louis Guapo-Sports. The format of the Chimes this year was noted for its timely feature and news articles, and received commendations from the Chamber of Commerce, the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles City College journalism Meeting, and the Saint Maryls College Press Convention. The Chimes boasts a national and international-wide circulation. Many members of the journalism staffs of higher institutions are graduates of the fine coach- ing given them by moderator, Brother Patrick. An integral part of the journalistic program is participation in the Examiner SSA, boasting this year five Cathedral members, one of whom, Bob Alesi, was Associate Editor of this high school section of the Examiner. Rounding off the list of journalistic endeavors was the publi- cation of the PHANTOM KICKOFF, a football program edited by Dominic Ferrante, Ted Tsukahara, Ray Duran, and Louis Guapo. Chimes Paper ,Q N H7 'JT' l s. '. Y,.,'j 1 7' su- FRONT: T. Marumoto, K. Hanabusa, E, Gatz, R. Kendrick, C. McAlpin, L. Guapo. E. Patino. 2nd ROW: R. Melendres, M. Yamamoto, I. Laskis, S. Doyle, P. Marquez, j. Meegan, L. jackson, D. Barron, M. O'Neill M, Ortega. 3rd ROW: Brother Patrick, Moderator, L. Varela, E. Olkowski, G. lshibashi, M. Sanchez, H. Bub- ion, M. Galbaldon, R. Duran, A. Ornelas, 1. Vigil, D. Dodd, R. Ferguson, V. Ramirez, R. Distefano, F. Feliz, D. Ferrante, R. Ruotolo, R. Holquin, T. Tsukalrara, D. Bierman. Q X ,,,,,.---5' ' QD Editors: L0 ' G Disreffmo or:iiiiR?ben Holquin, Richard c errante meeting deadline FRONT: M. Hernandez, J. Folse, T. Barron, 1. Mendoza, R. jauregui, R. Dominguez, G. Adanto. 2nd ROW: R. Flores, E. Castillo, A. Olvera, Chairman, T. Benfatti, L. Castillo, F. Monreal. Dance Committee Dance Conmmitee scene at a dance. F W W W Dance Committee busily working to decorate gym Rally Committee Prominent members of the Medical Association on their way to worl: . nm - I 1 QW ' li-Em . -..,.4n-... Reporter Fiore interviews diligent scientist developing American Explorer II. lst ROW: D. Mosse, A. Olvera, L. Aceves, I. Lucero, R. Padilla. 2nd ROW: R. Flores, R, Kisliaha, J. Cliaves, R. Fiore, C. Uranga, N. Ruiz. 3rd ROW: E. Castillo, R. Montes, Committee Chairman, E, Olivarez. L I X .4-Q X Ni-NFIVY 5:2 s 35 ' if -fy-, mr I U 1 : .- ' V 5 . fu-21 if . A-H.. . .M f fj: 3 if , Q i 11- X A good time is enjoyed by par cuts, teachers, and students at CU1IlUC1l picnic. S1 xx Parents prepare to sing curola at Cl1f1StII1tlS Party. f .gf Xifv I STANDING - Left to Right: I. Marich, R. Hattori, R. McWilliams, A. Reyes, R Villanueva, H. Ochoa. SEATED: W. Dance, R. Hernandez, T. Tsukahara, I. Martinez, J. Duvernay, A. Escalante. peech Resolved. . .All United States Foreign Aid should Be Administered through the United Nations. . . was a fam- iliar resolution to this year's members of the Cathedral High School Speech and Debating Group. Its constituents gather experience in public speaking and order of thought and logic. Under the moderation of Brother Gordian, the group entered many speech contests, such as the Carrolton Club, the St. Mary's College Convention, and the Southern Cal- ifornia Debating League, and garnered not only experience, but also various honors: Ted Tsukahara, four-year club mem- ber acquired commendations from various contests, Seniors Edward Olivarez and Wayne Dance and Freshmen Wojtek Makowski and Richard Cruz received certificates of achieve- ment for their forensic abilities, Richard Hattori attained a gold medal, Senior Ray Padilla won two gold medals for his oratorical interpretation of Clarence Darrow's Plea For justice 3 Richard Hernandez, another four-year member of the group, achieved notable distinction in receiving a tro- phy from the Lions Club. Other hard-working veterans of the group were Carlos Uranga and Lawrence Yamamoto. it M Zvi 11,3 'll ' 'P ' 'Ixfff Iv, if n STANDING - Left to Right: Brother Gordian, Moderator, C. Persico, J. Corgiat, J. Price, J. Lindberg, T. Tak- ahashi, R. Cruz, W. Valen- cia. SEATED: W. Makowski, VT il K fl'4i R1 E. Santos, M. Fiore, I. Tal- amantez, G. Cano. Richard Hernandez leading debater JuliO Ortega Muster Alkist Poster Club 7 N ' , J -X ' vw. , KX if K . X xg X - 'jf' 'J oxlxet Cowde gxixxg im X BS XXOXXSYYCKQ Yom gx i' I 6:5515 dem A sux Xmeuts. HOP 1421213 Q f f Muvh. rn g lvl' '1 'iffll nmol hlgwn Movv PV wer: Chit' .skiflls Annwcvf Fashion Show Feb, 13 Dwsarion 41.50 Dxvs' A Pri lc- 'B' W Rada. Ha El! 154' L Mowers dnb Ofuwuedml fiqh Annu.:-11 ffashzon Show 134 5 P' m. 170 w 1.50 M Dm n o -. , .f.4'IQn F li ,.. Q a v 4. KJ-Q 'ii-:-a. H. lg I- .. rs ll M-X: ,,.la .Jn - o-04 ' -Lv!! FRONT L-R: D. Moreno, R. Reyes, C. Venegas, R. Bieggar, F. Sanchez, I. Sciarra, T. Martinez, R. jauregui, F. Ornate, R. Lopez, M. Flores. 2nd ROW: A. Olvera, R. Padilla, A. Melendres, A. Abdalla. 3rd ROW: D. Mosse, E. Castillo, I. Rincon. 4th ROW: C. Lozano, R. Hernandez, T. Tostado, D. Segura. To meet weekly under the direction of a moderator and discuss problems of the teen-age en- vironment, particularly of the school, and to prudently ACT on OBSERVATIONS AND IUDGMENTS is the pur- pose of the Cathedral Section of the Young Christian Students Movement, better known as the YCS. Using the tools of the Gospel and Social In- quiries, the YCS strives to influence its environment in a Christ-like way, to serve, educate, and represent every teen-ager in the collective environment, which is most commonly the Student Community. At Cathedral, the YCS this year was composed of three groups: the Student Leaders group, which dis- cussed school problemsg the Senior Council, which con- sidered Senior activities and problems, the junior Class 40' :N group, which discussed junior class problems. These groups, which acted on their findings through various means, had as moderators Brother Gene, Brother Ken- neth, and Brother Daniel. Cathedra1's YCS sent speakers and delegates to the Summer Conference at Idylwild, the Winter Workshop at Romona Convent, and to the March and November Rally-Days, held at St. Agnes and Provi- dence Highs. 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