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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

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STAFF Editor-in-Chief. .. ..,. .. . Louis ,IIIIIUHCL Associate Editor . . .... llobt-rt l,xOS.llL'I. Activities Editor .... ..... l iayxnoml Cruz Qganizations Editor . . .. MiCh.1cl Pickuriug Class Editor ........ ...... J im Mendoza Sports Editor . . . . . Anthony Nunez Literary Editor. . . ..... David Farmer Artist ........... . . . liiCl1L1rtl lispzlrlal Cartooning ........ . . . Herman llcxrcra Photography Editor .................. Kuoru ll.1n.rbusa Photography Staff: Thomas Murunioto, Lugviic Chiu, Edward Putino. Assistants . . . . . . . . . . . . amos I...iCourrcyc, Fr tulk l-Xilclw Moderator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Broun-r LnS.ille Advertising Staff: Raul Guticrrt-L, Managcrg Arthur Cucllatr, Michael Conmlcs, liuul Accvcs, joseph Bonfiglio, Alois Jonku, Alan Manglus, Aurvlio Moralcs, john Laskis, Louis Cis- ncros. Modcrutor lliothcr l.uonm'd HT!-IEURQL PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL F LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA l s 1 n T' 3' ' 5 4 O i 1 r. 5 , r fl u , X J' ' 1 5' in Ii? . kv. X . ' 'L .z , X 3' X 3 X I ' . . X ' ni,-Us Q p ' A4 f , 1 Q ' u ' E1 Q ' Q' , ,., Fe, A 'ii s' Q Q, is Y MJ'-5' w 1' Phd' ' ,Ll ' new . f K igfyg? - vii' 1 ZQEQQ i ' ,7p.4z1 V '-x. ,, w Ti f I 0 'Qbsirivi r 'A ig lx - J if I I I 5 4 yaygga 'x ix ' wx. 'iitxxs AAA-I 315513 1 f - 315- 'AAA 'A'A'SQCx 0 ml I I g,Q'xm , I I I Zak 3 ,, 'Q Qevee- eg 2'- M A .riff L j f 2 N 1- f I .I 3 V I I I vs, 1 if f 'Q . ,F ,V 4 P Uv xv 'f XX fl ,N 4 MKZQMM-x XL XL 5 3 , '44, 2,'iM - 4223, ' -L X IKZ 'Q W n fm ni x I X fmbnw W W N ! , 4 i- fi4 4.J,'f5j' NN V f X ws! I X xx if Qffziff N -gg? X WAI fini? fiie WJ qqgp? 'bds N X ff Q1 wr 3 XXSSA x-ua axaxaaaxtgg x35 55,-,xxnmi ,Asa sa 47 i ily' I , X ,f 7 ll I I xl 1.1 M x 4 1,71 I J A r V I k ,ZZ ' f A f ff 1 ,+ ' y , . Q A ig Y - 4' 'W fifzyz I ' A1.- ,f ' , 4 X Xxx , 7 '-V' A . T IV V Q, .P-X,g7'f7 3 QS WWW A ' 4 , ' 11,1 f ' V X 0, ' . , X K yi 'T' ' W fue, - D jf 5? , , f K 1 , rf ' J A f E K f ,fffwff 'I Q h H ' W ,. ' ' J If Wu , N .4',..,l,, X W1 I 1 jk, J pix 4k44 xx ,- 'L H ,MAM4 l X XXX X Y X' x wf Q W W ' Y A N 1 55 W Om of There have been very few people whose influence has been so widely felt that they have been loved and respected by the whole world, but such a person was Pius XII. He led such a perfectly exemplary life that he became as a light, spreading its rays over the earth. People of all faiths looked up to him as a great and holy man, and Catholics, Protestants and Jews alike, expressed their sorrow at his death. He was often referred to as Mary's Pope for his great devotion to the Blessed Mother. That God looked kindly upon this representative of His is a certainty. There is even an unconfirmed report that the Holy Father saw a vision of Christ shortly before his death. This would be a fitting reward for a man who has spent his whole life working in God's vineyard. Pius XII will also be remembered for the tremendous number of audiences he held. No previous Pope had ever held personal audiences with so many thousands of people, many of whom were diplomats from various countries. It was a matter of continual amazement to the people of the world that a man so ad- vanced in years could carry such a heavy work load, You may wonder what connection the late Holy Father had with Cathedral. Why are we dedicating this yearbook to him? The reason becomes obvious when he is thought of as the builder of the Church's spirit of Catholicity. Since Cathedral is a Catholic School, it is directly connected with all aspects of the Church. As the spirit of the Church is built up, the change is reflected in Cathedral. In keeping with our theme then. . .the transition from Church spirit to school spirit is so natural as to make them practically the same thing in a Catholic school. For this reason, we dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Pope Pius XII, one of the truly great men of the Church and of the World. SW ww-. is Sport, understood in the Christian sense, is an effective school for that great contest which is our earthly life. Your young minds are open to life, anxious to learn, and nature lies before you with its mar- vels and mysteries...You must, therefore, study. sess it, and finally the will to put it into practice with action. , . Be holy youth--a youth, therefore, which prays each day, and which ardently draws ou the source of supernatural life, which puts forth so abundantly from the Church of Christ. . . Human labor is not without dignityg it is not a distasteful and burdensome thing, but rather something to be esteemed and honored and enjoyed. . . Let their fyouth'sj appearance and their dress he what it ought to be. . . Put before them the beauty of Christian life and, in order to prepare them to bring up an upright and happy family, let them taste the happiness of purity unspoiled. . . Tell them that the Pope loves them very tenderly and re- lies upon every one of them. Tell them that we need young heroes who are prepared to give all for the love of God and His Church. Pope Pius XII The Holy Father had been the Cardinal Protector of the Christian Brothers. Ile 9 beatified Blessed Brother Benilde, Here is the Search for truth, the effort to pos- N5 X ? 4' is . -1 , - . N 75- .av ,ff A Siem Wi K . ' x E as-f 'E , ' in A ...-env-'NA-wb-'I-M, ,, W 'X M M. M.. ,fgzszi M ! -'-vnsa2s.:'.ns-1-s, 1' V ,'4' 'Wm' '!wamvwNfwqzw+h.,w,wrQmgg...g w I ' px M73 ' 1 '7N '!'?W rv V V L Q 4-w21.y.awALi XiQ,:'WgQ3 ' 'ZZ' ' ' W i qy5q,,4T3fN, ,, X dim an yu , ,,, it I h W . -...' , ' . yg 0 Po - ' N, H, . 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Q 1 v ,Q 4 T A as iz I . ' H Vt' Student Body absorbs graces radiated from the Holy Monstrance during Retreat Benediction. Rev. Father Parrish in Retreat conference en- lightens students on the endiessness of eternity. M85 Father Torra, Student Body Chaplain, coturscliug. During HOB' i L . thcYS Chaps .On m Bro . gfibution of Commum h mns Daibl cbs through Y s S Student Body pray ..Sa,ed4D' A strong sophomore class overpowered the freshmen in the annual Frosh Week contests this year. The Sophs stormed through the athletic contests: football, basket- ball, volleyball and track, and later swept the academic contests. The climax of the week's activities came when the Sophs won the rally with several excellent skits. The Sophs displayed fine spirit throughout the contest. N ..,7w44 Although unable to compete with the Sophs, the Frosh fought hard and showed sportsmanship and spirit all through the ordeal of Frosh Week. They placed several times in the field events, and completely outyelled the Sophs at the rally, but were unable to accumulate enough points to dcpose their older and more experienced rivals. The Frosh are to be congratulated for keeping up the fight and not giving up when they were losing. This makes for a good beginning in forming the ir Cathedral spirit. IIHCY, e're Frosh make first big noise in Phan tom world. you! Hats off. Seniors ! Two points for Frosh, but Sophs won. Now around Cathedral, Freshmen, we do things like this. . . I7 S LIIIOI'-Sy tOID class in d , UVB, ar 5 HOW Valle Y. ' zdeizdiezw x All time best-seller, Danny Spencer, awarded by Brother Gene, made Sl, OOO worth of sales in four years. All expectations were surpassed as tl1is year's Athletic Drive smashed every former record! Paced by classes 10-3 and 12-3, which obtained 14096 and 13296 respectively, the school soard to an all-time high of 9896, A total of eleven homerooms brought in their quotas: three Freshman classes, K- 1 Q 4 ,xr I1Cket seller backbone of giixlliacliing 2575 and - Elboyc 2 WCFC three Sophomore classes, one junior Class, and all four Senior Classes. The lower-classmen were led by the entire Senior Class, which exceeded its quota for the first time in the history of the drive, finishing with an impressive 11895. As a reward for their effort, the Senior Class as a whole went on a trip to Snow Valley. The great success of the drive was attributed to in- creased spirit within the student body, as well as the var- iety of incentive awards which were offered. Some of these were: Phantom sweaters, caps, Cathedral pennants, rooters pins, and bids to the Queen's Ball. 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Tliroiiggli In-k WAP'-1-0-naiQ ' 7 'MMM those yetiiw .1 iiiotiesx ol' tlevelopinent has A G ttll-.en place iizitil now in lfll-39011 the Qmoub lenth ,'X11lIlX'CISLll'y7 which is iintlei' the w.,,,M,BdNd Y tliiettien ol liiothei' Kenneth lOl' the clioiiis 1 ' 4- Bm..y,,.'rimAFw Lllikl lvli, Cionin fo: the liantl, the conceit R l7V'r1f'u,.,,,, ' '--- Alf: has ietielieil Cl height ol' perfection that Qjmf-1i.,,T,,,,, letivex till who witness it with tleliqht and -Dc-m,.,,, A MK' 'P'm '14, ima, ' J- Pndun iespeet Iioi that Cathetligll Spirit. In the last few yt-am the settingx and lighting hax e tltltletl that finishing toiieh to Cpitlietl:,1l'x most iinpiemive ciiltiiicil ex- hihition. lhis woil. has heen tliiectetl hy l3i'Otliei'Ct1liltlt'. Mi, DiQp:1i'te anal lkli. Firinli CjU.lil1WOl1QlYU ht-en l4Olll1Cl'l7Ll1iLl tliA iectoiw ul the conceit tiirti Pirotliei' Martin .1S5lKlm'ilillIm'CllilL1lllL'Cll0lllQ in 195521 1930. This YCJJJS .1nnixei'sai'y yiogiuiii was hi iightenetl with IWL'IilAOl'lIl3.llCL'S hy sex'- eial ietiiininag tihinini who have pei't'm'inetl in 111151 C0nCei'IS. .Xll three 1werl4oi'iii:1mTeS lnoiight hill houses. 1 ig, 5 ' Nw!-4 Inr I 1 4,-mi e..,,,,,X fm SOUTH Home f., 1 ru.. sv, hm '0'f'm-mHm..-,,,,,rm F Dc um, ' I TN Rum 1 in H-'num R may 'ffff f nm R'fr of rnmmfmm I ' N I um, l ' V' Wim 1, 54. M101 l Suddm MV Hur: x., V . Dwm Levine t. 1455, al I, . Nun-if Dum um., lN'lH1m W mam d - 'fr--kr1..i ni. Hoi, QL ' Muon. C fum ' , F Un :rpm fl I-w.n..... , , fr- - mx sw F ni. nina fi. T M' PWM Mi.1...1,. flvr 4114-Uhr, li . .. .- ,, Ernng Ui, , my -l.A v-1, 5: Fm: un.. X 5 l '11-f ai or, .i -Rwrunu., 'NL Umm' vin.. M, X CWI lon.-1 I 1,1 . mu' Funny if 1 nip, F , mufm, M M.-.-.I-..i in.: in , U' 4 1111! M' 0' S' M-fy. ' M T ' f-f rm.i.,,, f in n..t...'..i ,Mn W 'K -- 11.4 . mi. , , Studi-nv 1 ..,,,4 , X VH A 4 , 1' , ,i l' ' it V- w . tx 3 Manuel lxlenchticti taltes the spot with 5 gglo in Blue l'lLlllll1Sy. 3 Lnllahy ul Bii'tlltiinl was Dance l5a1ntl's specialty. Yirlio Haley, '50, was one of Conceitls oiitstuiinliiig soloists in whoni all saw that i:itlix'itlii.1l ggeniiis ol .1 tiiie alitisll. lwlost enthusiastic .tyitlaiise ilieetetl lliitly Veiali, '51, lox hix tleliiglitfiil rentlitions of This is My l'melox'eti anti Ci'3.iiatl:1, I f ,k L 3 Y i 4 up RU N i1rf,,,,, ini, xlnJ,,, 1.i.,,. x im. 1. ii ii, ,K 'X 1 ml l . I 's-W :VC l ll. -4 Z O -o vn- 4 .U oil QD 75' 0-s+ 1 ig 2-52.25 5 Q Q lr 1. - af , zgz'g'aQ53I0Q't1'EE'2Z',i'52Eg FP? If G - ' 9235921123 sein-eg 5 Q 1 'D io.: geag : '!..w-r 15' 'oigu QU Q 0.6, 3.5 J-Se'-5--5.:-'af 9 igrgsgvx 5 fgf Lsim 1 B 5 3-,ia g wiki? i 25? 5 Q 2 +1 - ---'fi a- SIE! P, ? 'EDi ' 'r an euro., .fu i 1 0 I C J 5 U m rf: P k W 2 fi - c Q' : M: G S 233230 4? 2 3313- ' w - ' --: -.2 ' March 15, 1957 Qagg , 2' 6,5 5 H23 5 - I9-PU 3' -3 IAN-fb is known as the .. PM ge, 1,11 rg- 0 3 n. and Scholars, an 5' u, lg gg BUSPE tl indirectly for 1 S' Q:-is 5:6 : E ' students, to date ' ill BE at Cathedral have prt ,, ,., S ome saints and ' -+ w 1: 5' 5' ni , ariiount of scholarsiggmg ig 3.5 is Z 3,112 entire student body on N91 U, g E 5 - r na 'Z' ' E3 Q 17th, pays honor to the Di 2 5 : K 98 , 'P -6 ' saint of Ireland, St, Patrick. US 2- 5- giao ll Of course, some of the Ph Q' gf? ra 3 3- Q toms become a little confused 31 55,2 -5 S Q 2 l, celebrate Cinco de Mayo and ' - ' - ' 131- birthday of P-JN A F, , V . stead, but the ,Q JS-:if - I K ery with ri-ish 3 ,ffg zaj hai on the W-Q 5 EZ the Such g 2, 75 . ve it bert Leonard Q 'T Q CHAVEZ ANQ UERAWLEY eaemlae ' sing F 0 I. n a n d O 522: undergo tough Initiation from t 9 0 erwuse 7 1 5 II 5 mn- Osund' F ' Er' u n Harry a d d . fo 2 S Oni-Y gaiety ot holiday. ' an 13 1 A- ierds- E21- I ' MEMBERS INTO --A 'ith 3 Candi A It f me ol' the studs I do S A If you thougi so I Q o 'J'VIa ' 3' Ions thc last few weeks, ll WHS UC 'i Wibbed 'N nor Sociefy fenfial Reviv By LARRY JACKSOR p, deep down in hi , the Cathedral Phan' Ying a premonition of of the Alma Mater's ne. or society. PVPF, if llflay be 011 tabulous hunch, as th' t come into his sense 1 yet. A certain Bro d that flagging huma inside the ghost'g hrouded in the fog 4 . cf-ived the idea of rf 'N of the lntelligentsia while his intelleetui 5 Using upon the ligT 3 his diligent mind. ' educator, famous th , student body, h. ganized in his min-.4 s not believe in t em. His reason fc is clear. He does no f the facts at preser. 0 the prospectivei all Hnally grasp th' f, and when the-re f minds between l 'S pupils, the rf-viva te and the broad fy will be opened. through these pc en brainy giants I 4 I i i I i R , Any student in Pyhhpir preparation for their ' Said candid photo into the Block C. - did 0ff Guard '--nermen of HN' floss' ' I 4 the Annual is F00ib1'lll tvanls were Q . Editor mssortment 'of cos- I i ls La Sa itintion which WHS doing 1-hnspn d in Raul Disarutino, ng up Book. 1 i .in ant screen- a has Th S rs had to do ull around the the art hit with the wick- done by Joe '11 1101151 HMN work on the fs w e r e: do ring 2 his staff hopes to 1 few of ' H about April 2, 'all and 'Imp is going according trying has All the pictures ' ear-h have now been Pi Brother La Salle Scvpt- year's staff has 'qight or st editors for t h a t The Annual is Wi about the ,S out in Maw' Q Imp 1 i schools in- D051 vited journalism , begi forum Heart 1 I ju wthedral 'ched- rn' DRAL HIM ES ii h o U 0 Wig- YUDENTSOROQQATHEDRAL Muon SCNO0l ow vususi-asv BY 'HE 5 4 f t, L Ntmlllilfliy haus -M -A , .1 ...xx . at , guy ha, ':,..,,,Q'9f Qi-' 5 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Left to right: Louie Vasquez Treasurerg William Neria, Secretaryg Ruben jauregui, Presidentg Raymond Reyes, Vice-Presidentg Albert Bar- rios, Sergeant-at-arms. I I I M I Working quietly behind the scenes, formulating the laws and res- olutions which govern the student body, the Student Council has lab- ored through the year to make this a better Cathedral. Representatives from each of the classes and school organizations have set forth their ideas and suggestions for the improvement of student body and campus. Typical among the decisions reached by the Council are these: the purchase of an AM-FM radio to play in the cafeteria during lunch periods, a unanimous vote for silence in the cafeteria on Wednesdays during Lent as a public act of self-denial, a.nd a decision to expand the rally committee by having representatives from each of the classes rather than just from each general group. These are but a small sample of the work carried on by the Coun- cil. They also pass on appropriations for special projects, receive the reports of the various organizations, and decide on future activities. The bi-monthly meetings have been conducted with great efficiency by Ruben Jauregui and Ray Reyes, Student Body President and Vice- President, respectively. One activity of the Student Council that is not much publicized is the student court. Working discreetly in the background, it de- cides the cases of offenders against the order and welfare of the student body. This past year, the court was presided over by Judge Ray Reyes, and the rest of the court was comprised of selected mem- bers of the Council. The student government of Cathedral is indeed well-organized. It is truly a government of the students, by the students, and for the students of Cathedral High School, whose aim it is to foster and maintain the spirit of Cathedral by utilizing the qualities of leader- ship and good example to be found among the members of the Stu- rlonf Rnrlv. SEATED doza, A. Venegas, Jauregui M. Men I I I - Left to right: H. Montes, L, Mestyanek, J. Men- RCYCS, R. Castorena, A. Rodriguez, S, Naya,-1-0, Q, D. Dodd, D. Garcia, A. Barrios, W. Neria, R. 1 R- R9Y95, L- VHSqueZ, R. Disarufino, M. Puente, chaca, D. Barron, L. Jimenez, J, Coria, C, Mcmpin, H- I-umpkm, A. Munoz, J. Perez. STANDING. R. corona, J. Velas A ' LU' , . , --' , - i - ,,,, - .. A CO, R' Maffinel, R. Reccndez. M t . . . I r f f ' i I 1 .1. 1. ,T This activity has always been a tradition at Cathedral, and Brother Edward has sought to continue it this past year. The organization, composed tivity period to practice vvritin speeches and to learn voice co The members have participate and have taken part in the Sou ern California Speech Tournan and the Optimist International very well in the Optimist Tour taking several first and second places. Outstanding speakers have been Jesse Morales, Wojt Mokowski, and Richard Cruz. if ' --' vwvqzvft. -. ,., ,. .. .a I tfw54'z's,' nj ,su m ' -2-fff','j' s ' ,Will i-4-,.,, a' -- L, R' A . .v A v .1 ., i , .A-4, - , 1--i '.,, z FIRST ROW: D. Salinas, L. Garica, L. Mestyanek, A. Jacinto, H. Montes, M. Pagan. SEC- OND ROW: A. Morales, P. Grana, J. Pickering, J. Morales, M. Yamamoto, R. Cruz, G. Campanella. THIRD ROW: j. Meegan, J. Duvernay, A. Escalante, M. Dowell, W. Ramsey, lc ' ' , W. Makowski, L. Rochon, J, Ta Www MMC! Under the direction of Bro- ther Edward, there has been a new effort this past year to re- vive interest in high scholastic standing at Cathedral High. The Honor Society has com- pletely reorganized in order to give a chance for membership to more students. The C.S.F. acts as a governing committee of the organization. The Honor Society of any school should hold an important position, for, in the words of Brother Edward, It is the actual nucleus of the school--the cen- tral point about which the other organizations revolve. The Honor Society is a firebox of energy which radiates its force and in- fluence about the school. 32 ahashi, Brother Edward, Moderator mostly of Freshmen and Sopho- mores, has met daily at the ac- rr 6 ll- trol and poise before an audience. d in debates at Loyola and Marshall, th- ient Speech Tournament. They did ney, ek FIRST ROW: J. Perez, K. Olaita, A. Morales, J. Collier, L. Mestyaneli, C. DiGregorio, ll. Montes, D. Farmer. SECOND ROW: L. jackson, W. Makowski, L Martinez, T. jackson, J. Morales, R. Smeltz, M. Dowell, J. Takahashi, R. Escobedo, S. Hernandez. THIRD ROW: R. Hattori, V. Kientz, J. Meegan, M. Gonzales, H. Abt, D. Lee, G. Brown, D. Moreno, C. McAlpin, and Brother Edward, Moderator. 7- 'An -.sf L K, SNS . X w RMETTLR ? 'a-5' if 51 -1 ' - Q Q 1 ru 1 Li :rl ' I Q, tgp Q, f fm! ig www' k .ft ,Q Iatawiyf y, w' :.- if any my If fbi? V' 3: . V2 T X . X 351115 9:- ,. xii. r.. rx W .., Always operating the hallways, always There is a great Club. Strict members are assigned spirit of generosity Besides their school functions, While on duty, the outsider, but a great There is a that is not likely to and notice the Cathedral High of the club. He self always at the very little physical This past year, Faculty Moderator the schedule of the Cathedral takes a what the Circle C We're in! maintain law and order in f Ca.thedral's Service various tasks to which scholastic average, a at dances and other just to name a few. seem surprising to an matter who is wearing to serve, and one and Seniors, be a Circle C at to become a member duties, he puts him- his school, for he gets Henry Chavez, and quietly, not disturbing other schools can match I-Iamming it up! at Fiesta. Passing out at Ball. Your union card! ll Q , w . - 2 'r ,, Q . i 1 f I e Q T, I J L A A ,QQ 4 . J. , . J.,.k,Y,.:, . A ....-- 8 ' 'A--'Q-....--V f -Y a X l Y . . , - A., we...-..-..'-K.. .. F' x - X 5 ' X 'V KB ' x Q . H, v , A ,ea Q es., . FIRST ROW: A. Aguilar, F. Onate, R. Dominguez, R. jauregui, H. Chavez, H. Zabeneh, C, Garcia, J. Duvernay, J, Juarez, H. Herrera, E. Pratt, Brother Daniel, Moderator. SECOND ROW: D. Singleton, R. - Rosales, F. Salas, R. Benda, H. Abt, B. Da.lPonte, R. Martin, M. Pickering, D. Estrada, S. Semon, W. Neria. THIRD ROW: R. Boring, R. Ferguson, R. Pedroza, J. Mendoza, D. Dodd, I. Vigil, A. Marquez, R. Corona, D. Hendrickson, R. Hernandez, M. Lorenzini. FOURTH ROW: j, Freia, A, Duran, A. Cuellar, A. Reyes, A. Chavez, E. Bustamante, E. Nunez, R, Fontes, R. Gutierrez, R. Boring, J. Bueno. FIFTH ROW: D. Chavez, V. Salas, D. Mosse, R. Bparza, I. Marich, R. Villanueva, C. Stanton, N. Aldana, F. Castro, R. Aceves, R. Castorena. SIXTH ROW: S. Navarro, R. Nieto, R. Estrada, E. Maldonado, R. McWilliams, C. Mendoza, R. Casillas, A. Reyes, E. Perkins, R. Smeltz, L. Mendoza. SEVENTH ROW: R. Disa- rufino, R, Reyes, K. Hanabusa, M. Puente, C. Ramirez, A. Nunez, T. Marumoto, R. Duran, D. Schreiner, G. Paquet W. Schenk, D. Moreno. -r A Q o Hx I at!- ' 1 'Im + . M 4 Q I 31 . 44 ff. 4. V .. hum N 1. I , Q -- 1 X 15 1 , -.AMN J' H AHINYN is 3' . Dance Band strikes up Mambo No. 5. Under the untiring direction of Mr. Cronin, the Cathedral band reached a new high in entertainment value this year. Comments from all sides have acclaimed this band as the best ever. Sparked by Manuel Menchaea, who is also the student director, Louie Mendoza, and Willie Armenta in the brass section, along with Tony Romero and Alex Gutierrez on Sax, the band has added a pleasant musical note to the school rallies and assemblies, helping to build up the spirit of the students before important basketball and football games, as well as playing at some of the games themselves. The real test of their artistic skill came at the Spring Concert, which is the most important musical event of the year. They played such numbers as Blue Fantasy , Design for Autumn, and Town Hall . They also performed at the night rally, the Christmas Program, and the Father and sons' night, as well as participated in the Marymount College Musical Fiesta. Cathedral can justly be proud of its fine band. 37 af '4 ,an wx llr' E A ' Kgwf. ' . BASS ffirst circle from leftj: T. Mullen M Sanchez A. Manrmi, R. Flores. SECOND ROW! Jfcorgiar ' A Chavel . F ls ' d. , J 0 e, P. Agana. Top ROW: R. slu- oval, A. Duran, E. Holguin, A. Bonilla. FIRST TENORS QSecond circle from leftj: I. Grana, G. Padilla, F. Maso ngsong, D. Bogue SECOND ROW: E. Rodriguez, C. Cano, E. Bustmante, E. Gonzalez TH - ' IRD ROW. 1-1. Gonzalez, R. Mcwuuams, A. Munoz E. Campos I fr 1 S O I The strains of Oklahoma die away into the air' a thunderous applause breaks the silence. . . All in a day's work fa the Glee Club. Actually, all in many days' work, for Cathedral's songsters have been preparing for many weeks for this climax of the musical year- the S rin Conc t U . p g er . nder the direction and training of Brother Kenneth, the choral group has reached a degree of perfection not often found in a high school glee club, and the audience shows its appreciation. Aside from participating in the Spring Concert, the club has also lent a musical tone to the Rallies harm- Onlllng with Sviaty Boje and Wonderful Copenhagen. Then there were the moving solos by Frank Onate, ac- companied by the flying fingers of Robert Brockmeier at the piano. Cathedral is proud of its glee club. Besides provid- ing opportimity for expressing artistic talent, the club offers a methodic and melodious way to release the en- thusiasm, the spirit, of its members. They must learn to work together, and this is one of the prime requisites for a good school spirit. SECOND TENORS QThird circlej: C. Rubio, F. Perez, X. Carrilo. SECOND ROW' C Garcia j Kala'kov' . . . J ic F, onare. THIRD ROW: R. sandovai, R. Jaufcguif FOURTH ROW: I. Carcia, M. Garcia. BARITONES 14th circlej: J. Torrenueva, N. Aldana, J. Perez, G. Villanueva. SECOND ROW: W. Dom- inguez, R. Duran, R. Pena, D. Gomez. TOP ROW: E. Nunez, R. Dominguez, A. Reyes, J. Rodriguez. MISSING: W. Briones, J. Ortiz, E. Pratt, R. Brock- meier flaresidentj. 39 Z' 5 45 Y J' 7 , 1 jx , I ss 011 005071 Having for inspiration the Mother of God, the Marian Society demonstrates its spirit through its many services to the student body. The holy water is kept daily renewed, vocation posters are circu- lated, weekly Mass is prepared for, altar boys are assigned to St. Peter's.. . This year's Mission drive accounted for over 391, OOO. Buying of new holy water fonts was the society's special project. Monthly meetings are held which help to stim- ulate the generous spirit of the group. Plans are made for services and coming events. The strong- est reminder of the group's spiritual principles is the Marian Society Mass attended twice a month. at St Peter's Church. Attendance at the Guada lupe procession in E.L.A and Mary's Hour is ' 1 N If 'xl . .QA schools help stimulate thinking along Catholic lines in matters of interest to teenagers. much encouraged. Frequent forums with other ' hh, bv ,.n u, ,X A ., -w k I M .Avug w. Y'-P x ,Q -s X '1.4'C..a I-, .139 . ' . I ' Ni, . 1' In: .,' fri Wrrfffnf V :Inq LEFT: Marian Society attending bi-monthly mass at St. Peters. RIGHT: Carlos Venegds, Marian Society President, and Louis Jimenez, put up new Holy Water fonts, pur eliased by Society. FIRST ROW: C. Venegas, L. Ureuyo, A. Aeosta, R. McWil- liams, S. Semon, W. Terry, C. Palma. SECOND ROW: E. Gatz, D. Dodd, R. Daum, A. Hernandez, R. Benda. THIRD ROW: D. Sing- Ieton, A. Casillas, I. Mdrieh, T. Fontes, J. Castro, M. OPOIILI.. FOURTH ROW: S. Maeias, L, Vasquez, F. Salas, G. Snlrie, R. Czlstorena, R. Smeltz. OIN STEPS - Bottom: R, Espnrza, J. Mendoza C. McAIpin. SECOND ROW: N. Aldana, M. De LOS Cobos, L. Jimenez.. THIRD ROW: R. Aeeves, J. Bueno, L Perkins. FOURTH ROW: J. Bustamante. FIFTH . ' ROW: R. Broekmeier, R. juaregui. SIXTH ROW: IL Sandoval, A. Reyes, T. Nunez. SEVENTH ROW: R. Dominguez, H. Gon- zales, M. Puente. TOP ROW: J. Lopez, R. Duran, A. Sierra, R. Reyes, J. Martinez MIDDLE: Members preparing altar for Friday Mass. RIGHT: Good planning during monthly meetings takes the credit for Q1 Editor . L . fm-Ch' ouls jlmencief ,-A 'i I I I I Working behind the scenes. are your picture-makers. These ,ll C an-4. and C0105 .Hum R -i -.,,,-.- hHHl'lHlHn S lecting Styles 6 rbook Cover. for the Yea The Rush to meet deadline. 'Q-QS' xg-,,,, Ss. Q X lm ag in at ion at work designing page-plans. Editors gather around to i' ' icd iroduct. examine ims i 1 .11 .5 W x off ,gf r, ,,.L..g .9 .K 3- if I ,.,, Au Sgt. xii J i ggi , , , ,vi s Q SSWQQTY xx- ' ' A' ,x ' Xin, . v 'I- in , ,xgf . x i I gl !1 f . I 5a VV' kwa v. . M Q, am' ' K , - Y . In T' 4' is in .. 3 Sciccxiwg, picxurcs for Lhc page-puns is one of the most iniportmxt swps. 1 , I ASSOC i f ROIJQ!-51? osqlczr A E G 2 CATHEDRAL CHIMES PRQDAY. FEBRUARY 6 I - I R1 0 N X Ze de were A L Aff fl-wfffmff I 'Q ' Ula 1 fl S Rt1ll't ll ' By DAVID M. BARRON - - H 'K-1' -' ff- 0l'l'It'l' ,-r ' y that sr wave of re-Iii-l' is mm' 1 'Fhirtf'-lwn me-mba-rs nl' ilu- Mar- By Ruhvn Jmlwgui mm 1'h,,,,. :,,.,.g,,d, W,.r,, ,,,,.,- um sur-:Mp we-nt on an r-lowd rv- ' as wr-rv lmsr-rl. f'Ull2'I'2lTlll2ltl0llS t i UN Ihr' Sth, fith, and 71h of --uw rn' 'l'hl'5U . M-.Him Wm uxkml Us quvstiuns Jannmr?' ul ilu- Mznnrn-su lie-tri-at him- many ot' us would int -- from tlu- last fe-w lull-If-s Houw In Alum' wmly 1' U ir nm h fnrnmlas u - or- A hill NNY- H to lukm- down - and 21 million ff'0Hf,n1HSf1 ' IV vxplznn xv , ' ' tha the t you' Good day. A Cathedral for thc- Anothi thu bad- Oh, tedious e who doi lines is if Hovx can am OIT the re roxts a upon 1 the eterna of hollr saved cert who merell reats as a boring ing away from a 1, o, they were peop the retreat-mast is words. As a re ow enjoying heave. STOP AT - CONLIN Bi ' SPORTING G0uDS 7l8 WHITTIER BLVD MONTEBELLO, CALIF - and - l57 S. GREENLEAF AVE. WHITTIER, CALIF. FOR LETTERMAN SWEATERS. CLUB JACKETS - ATHLETIC SHOES SPORTING GOODS sc-nu-str 1' of ' 1 . ' Aw XX KGITOIS Brothc r that lating Fifteen thv staff. ing morr- to becomi- 3 me ww Xi, E-'ws AIGSY1 Alb ext Aguila! lshm QICYIX wa i u S ou look w' Cafhedral Chimes . mu. K Published by fhe Associaled Sludonfs 3. Calhedral High School l253 Bishops Road, L,A. IZ, y , Edilor-in-Chief David 'nks salted: yn News Editor Dennis 559 im Am ' Sports Edieof Richard shmilllv aftfxr' Feafure Edifor Joe lfxy Assisfani Sporls Edilor Inca an. two Reporlers Wallace Terry, Mike 'bv th? S-une Richard Melendres, Manuel - Reber? Escalenle, Joe Rocha, Smaldino, Colombus McAIpin, inugl fhggt Jackson, Mille O'Neil, Roger to.-,juan-k Dave Bierman. Manuel Sanchez lshibashi, Alex Hernandez, Louis land, Jim Meeqan ' V porrevt Moderafor Bro. DAY, FEBRLJARY 6, I959 CATI-IEDRAL CI-IIMES PAGE 7 . Anthony 'ith the Catholie League erown he hzilanee, the l'll2llll0Ill5 of hedral downed the Saint A ig Saints, 46-37 -' u1,..i 1' Dumpecl - Spooks lead s. 7 A in 5.05 .. ' bg: , - . ,Q Q Q32 'ii K iw 'v ...k' P I J .Z V M Q' A Q, J .:' I 7 f ' ,IH I 'I R 'dw' ef Gets 29 by the 29 points of Raul Catihedral's eagers their final round of league with an easy 65-53 eonques llar dwelling' Serra. the strength of John Vra set shots the Phantoms sl an early led of 24-8 soon af beginning of the second qua. But then the Cavaliers ealne of their weak zone defense and e a game of it. 'ian Quinn, Catholic I.eague's ing scorer, after being held to one point in thc first period Ernie Sandoval, proceeded to e 12 points in the next five But the Phantoms held lead at the half 33-22. uni-..-.... 49- K .W mono -- 4 scores I4 points, as the Phantoms breeze past if. Spooks Dump Serra, Pius X tor 5-4 Mark ,l.KNl'AllY ti. Nlillllkz Callie dr:il's JN. lnirdwooders begat their league sehedule by downin the Serra quintet, 57-38. Snaria was the top Spook seored with Il. llertrand was next with a elose Ill. Bauer, Se-rr:i's high point man, aeeouuteil l'or l3. .IANIYARY Sl, LUNG liI4IACl'l: Finding.: the Saints a little too strong, Cathedral fell helore St, Anthony's, IIT--ll. liarrios pumped tor IT points to gain the top seor- ing honors, Next, with T apiece, were Vasquez and Neria. JANUARY lil: llUl.l.YllAl.E: Playing their third league game with a one and one reeord, the Spooks managed a T-point lead a halt'-time and kept it to 4 points t down an aguressixe Pius X squad, S16-122. Slllll'll' was t'athedr:il's top seored with lit points followed by Neria with S. llonnie Galway pu the tinal 3 digits to the SIG-poin total. VIANIXXIH' Ili. t'll.XX'l'IZ RA VINE: l'nabh- to gain 3 point. l'rom the half, the J.Y. eagers fel to Loyola, 45-42. Snarie und Vins quez shared t'alheclral's high poln honors with II eaeh. From the Tombstone ,,, 4, -- ny no ouxowsiu IOM.. X-Q, A Cathedral loo, 4 Did Alfred lliteheoek tix the Catholie League hoop seheilnle? Th :st four galiie nights have ehanged the eomplexion of the C. l.. s mneh there apparently is no other reasonable explanation. You'll recall Loyola had a firm grip on the top rung for tive leagu games. Those C'athedralites who saw the Phantom-C'uh clash knew the it go the route undef-t'ated. Many are still pondering l.oyola's l 1 , - ' ' . , ' . , I , 'ont runner I match. But thi most intoimcd hoop lollowei couldnt for five court encounters would then E' 'he Saint Anthony-Cub match. ...nd could only muster' 4 U-'nice Boulc hen, well, It's- Ipana. was the to take- nampion chance oil -r division ough there- Edqors ong Beach- five games. Dave B' WOFIU T1 - Lal -Upon. S' out . J N pja He-2d2IJ'3C1fs0n.CW5 Edl-rms fOr CO ' -IOS V' ,lolofv 2 fisgj Of N H1111 2 6 appointmg 2 2 presently sporting K. I2 65 second high scorer on the r Disarutino 1- Vranies 7 U Barron 3 2 2 .. Sandoval I 0 2 2 V'- Reyes 3 0 Bierman 2 2 Total 29 7 SCORE BY QUARTERS Serra 6 I6 I4 I7 53 f' U l..l IJ u u u 1.r lgll. graph Sling DCI11 ' g j-981 , MISS1366. Kaomfgirrs f5jf3oi1.1,li1s Edffokf . Dick Ljiriialsllsaflf - EQIWTS-1111: NSLCII 1-ef 'lqjxfilnd Q, SE. 1 Sports gsiture iigltvgkij ditor Or. Op N qulnt: next unpredletable to the Catholl ids, and as th Bierman for hi .nd the Cce squad njes for becoming' Navarro on making - the honor roll . . . to editor Dick la., rked on the twelve' Seven successful ral- lies: excellent skits, musical talent, spirited yelling, This represe. ts a year's work for the Rally Committee. Led by Dan- ny Garcia, meeting often at activ- ity period and after school, repre- sentatives from each of the classes worked out the problems involved, plan- ned time schedules, helped prepare props, music, and many other tasks attached to putting on a successful rally. The biggest affair on the agenda was the night rally for the spring sports. It was, as always, a tremendous success. The purpose of a rally is, of course, to work up enthusiasm within the student body before a big football or basketball game, in order to insure good attendance and cooperative cheering at the game. The rally committee was assisted in achieving this end by the versatile talents of Albert Sierra, John Corgiat, Paul jen- sen, and Dan Spencer, just to name a few of the many tal- ented performers of the past year. As usual, the most pop- ular acts were the musical performances, as given by Ernie Holquin, Bob Brockmeier, and Frank Masongsong and his boys. TOP: juniors show keen interest during rally. BOTTOM: Spanish dancers from Queen of Angels entertain at night rally. RALLY COMMITTEE - Back: W. Neria, F. Masongsong, A. Sierra, I. Lopez, D. Gar- cia, R, Pedroza, F. Onate, L. Moran, F. Salas. FRONT: C. Cano, P. Jensen, I. Lucero, D. Spencer, J. Folse. l I si, ig. E Q s 3 'N DANCE COMMITTEE - Seated: G. Acevedo, M. Menchacti. STANDING: C. Ramirez, A. Mosse, L. Mendoza, R. Iauregui, L. Vasquez, R. Pedrozii, M. Puente, J, Mendoza. All right, you guys, let's get those streamers straight this time ! is the sound from the gym .is the dance committee rushes to get the decorations up in time for the scheduled festivities. Holding their meetings at activity period and often .tfter school, the committee planned und cguried out ll series of very suc cessfttl dances for the students of Cathedral. Led by the efforts of co-chairmen Manuel Menchticu. and lvlttnuel Puente, they begun with the Welcome Frosh dance in September, with the music supplied by the Playboys, and the attendance supplied by .1 record breaking crowd of over one thousand. This was followed by the Indian Summer dance in November, with music by the Dominos, the Cccordtjo Christmas dance, with the Crescendos, ti onuziiftejlf and to . . . 3 sock hop in january with the Flammgos, and Q S 111.1 5-ind , . . . , , 111111, delhi two dances in April to finish out the year s S A mill eff' schedule. '-Cts O . f d teC JU . , Commit . , Dancb . dancing,- . . loz-1 01 . s -uni. LOUIS Mlm dralites enloy LVM other Came Moms and Dads smile during Ham Dinner preparations. , .Wim s . -yy J--I PW' -....... rr - is TOP RIGHT: One of many booths provided by Moms at Fiesta. BOTTOM LEFT: At Pot Luck dinner, Frosh Fathers wear caps. CENTER: One of Fat.her's operations at Fiesta. 48 Si1ent Night, Holy Nigh t... yn: 1-f cmd? Behind the scenes at the Baked Ham Dinner. I I I 'Q x. 9 ll Mrs. Morgan, Mother's President presents Father Torra with Christmas gift. Alllll Mr. Raymond Boring accepts Presidency of Father's Club. The combined parents' organizations moved into action early this year, making it one of the most successful years yet for the Par- ents' Clubs. Starting- off with a very large turnout for the family picnic in September, the activities contin- ued through the open house and pot luck dinner in Octo- ber, to the big fiesta in November, which climaxed the Ath letic Drive. The fiesta was a great success, netting over seven hundred dollars for the Mothers' Club alone. Next on the agenda was the preparing of Thanksgiving baskets for the brothers, to be fol- lowed in December by the Christmas party, which featured a forty-min ute entertainment. As a Christmas gift to the school, the parents bought a life-size man- nikin for the Life Science department, as well as a giant eye, ear, and flo- wer, to facilitate the study of nature in the school. Next was the banquet for the athletes who participated in the fall sports, followed by a tremendously successful fashion show in February, which- net- ted another seven hundred dollars. There followed the banquet for the ath- letes for the spring sports and the farewell pot luck dinner in may. This seemingly impossible amount of acitvity was under the well-quali- fied and excellently coordinated direction of Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Boring, presidents of their respective organizations. They were advised by Faculty Moderators, Brother Leonard and Brother Augustine. 49 . .ag Roll the presses! the call is heard. Cathedral's print shop is in action! The print room buzzes with activity as the small but efficient organization goes to work. Meeting every day during the activity period under the dir- ection of Brother Armand, the six members of the print shop turn out office forms, football and basket- ball schedules, tickets, and other miscellaneous printing, thus rep- resenting a tangible saving to the school while gaining practical ex- perience in the art of printing. This year has been the best one yet for the print shop. With the purchase of new type from money donated by the Fathers' Guild, the shop has become en- tirely self-sufficient, no longer having to depend on outside print- ing establishments for type setting. Great thanks is owed to Mr. Malon of the Father's club for his time given to instruction for the members of this group. Robert Saenz Richard Estrada Richard Esparza Koji Terasawa Ramon Gallardo A1 Aguilar Herman Herrera ' dent As the memorable dances, shows, and activities com body, so in predecession come the flamboyant posters. Under the artistic guidance of Brother Claude, the talented group has shown the qualities of imagination, color and ingenuity. Worthy of mention are the refined attributes of Art Agui1ar's productions. However it is the whole organization, though small in size, that has offered an appreciable amount of life and excitement to the glance of every Cathedralite. 5 e to the delight of the stu xg K U Q I - , ,QW-Q .,,,,,,,, 1- el-N f-5, WW 9 J' as Q 'S X ' ' 2 W H 3 S? 'ff ' f f , R , If 1 will 1 V?-1 is 1 . , .Q , W 3. ! f ' li .9 mi, 1 I ,Q I . , 5 7 ws y. 'l5..-'f' gf .lm J , ,A fi' ix g ? I 701, ., x N I M f ? L xi , j figE.igff'- 3 . , l if 5 115 H S ' , W 'A 5' 45:11 Lf 515 f W-in -. .A,,,,,,.. QM A 1- ff' v 1 ' I , g , ,1 , is - fff- ' fvyffgfm, 1g,gg.,,,,N,i5i, - -Wffi Yzfzlii fi nn, s ai ?' .uw 1' if 35 A i WM A n-in--f I say has 'IF' oy-gvrm iam P sf I llaIfbac Spill h'Il fl li Crusaders ifxfi: ime in four years I P, 3 - , . t Cathedralllskmners bea lwriod to i roaring 13-7 49, and snu,b9r of fum- ship hope? fy-sober 24 Friday, ltebru.. Bullet WHS Carmel . STANIR the sst W L was ll Anfhof'Y I2 2 3 1edral ll 3 'IQ' ?a' Carmel 8 6 '5 to C X 8 6 .57I Spool, 8 4, ,57I ny fv 'ell 4 si 3 ' Dame 2 'Z 'I63 umnsput-. ..l'Sl D, three league record by ten. Mount finished fourth for a refreshing th cro season. WHATS . . CAR WITHOUT A BATTERY? Baseball-wise Cathedral has a top ,contender for the C. The Chavez Raviners have nine returning lettermev' ' ball club which finished second with a. 7-7 record. At this early date it's hard to pick the chat with the SSA's CIF Baseball editor, C' vealed Serra should be one of them. Chucl have nine regulars returning from the ere' tie with the Phantoms. Pressing for more 4 number one battery of pitcher Mike Thornto . t. our G vacall Proves J.V. ln their fourth lea!-2.'U v St. Anthony 27-0 the emptiness of the spot' On ovmber si, at the field- Early in the first th' Saints ran it over The extra. Polnt tl Thg-n again two tim ' Scored and both mar Thvn Budy Seiza tl' Again in the third 0' Anthony hit payfllff Cn more. But in the 60A Cathedral would 699 held the Saints st 699 8--- 'ZARLO 17, followed closely by and Ray Reyes ,- - ' 6 for the N15 rk in their final year of Catho- thir ralght defeat, tinishe ' first place un- certain ' tian Brother would drop o st ' ht. mwtholic League is the MIDP. R , l block which was am the result was three tract V ' 4- out and participate port. It would be .ml if all these holdouts would lend their cooperation and partie lpate: there's still time to join. Another thine that has kept thc team from really shaping up were practice sessions canceled due to bad weather and the amount of absentees among the participants. In regard as to who might give surprising performances there are such sprinters as Ray Nieto, in the low hurdles, Louie Mendoza in the highs, Rene Rivera and Sam Navarro ln the century race: Manuel Lopez in the pole-vault. lore' ' 'ins VS 52 3 iza ion, and catcher Dennis Huen were los ' centertielder Manuel Ozuna put it, What's . '15 Something to push around, quipped a v locker room. 1 Q7- Cathedral should know by Friday, Marc Serra in the league opener. This clash shr Y the Phantoms' chance for the pennant. , I l Mira Cosia Proves Too seed- I . f' mm might 1. Much For Bees, Cees gandot-8, T' V . .v 1 , W dons were iaxeling to the Mira Costa after thi turf on February 27, the Bee spikers were edged out by nine points in a hard-fought meet. Con- sidering that Mira Costa has a highly-rated team, the Ghosts showed real promise. ami. H ' and Carlos of .The Ghf' ' '- , 1-C lS. Luevano from dklmped bl The M' ' --.'Tlun, Escobedo of Resur- WCN ln -lhffll' Dl'0'Sf'3bx .i-tion, Vasquez from St. Vlbl- Atter Hmshing fourth in n s. ot' ana, Loretto's Llautaud Hauser the events, Munoz placed hrst in and Samzm- ' the morwtlvv-v and V' ...L SI DALLMEIER ix '- Athletic Director ii .v - FV Qi J' S1, as P E Director 55 gives instructions Si field bl' '54 championsoflch' Carried off 1 as head football C I I 6,, No explanation is needed as to the identity of this well-known peisonage on our campus. After twelve years of developing and improving the spirit of Cathedral, his name is known and respected by all. The first ten of those years were spent coach- ing the Phantom football squad., and, as most of us know, he presented us with three championship teams within that time, in '47, '51 and '54, Of those three he is proudest of the team of '54, when nine of his players made All-Catholic. lt has always been in the interest of Si to bring out the best in the Phantoms. teaching them good sportsmanship, self-sacrifice, team play, and devotion to Cathedral's standards. Often has he expressed his admiration for the men of Cathedral, seeing in them those qualities which can be easily molded into real virtue. His football experience did not begin at Cath- edral. After high school he went on to Loyola Uni- versity, where he starred on the football squad. His first coaching job was at Mount Carmel, where he spent four years, coming up with a champion- ship team in '44. Forced to give up coaching because of an illness, he is now athletic director. He is kept busy by his duties of scheduling games, buying equipment, and arranging transportation, just to name a few, but his personal influence is still felt as he is always willing to take time for a friendly word in conversation or advice. To this, our hard-working Athletic Director, Si Dallmeier, a salute for a job well done ! S1 Dallme1er, Athletic Director '57 '58, reads out Letter winners PX:-f S?tadECoaclg, Dick Salter, discusses Phantom strategy 1 rnie imonsg Assistant-C hL' and Marv Sampson. OGC mnel Sandoval' Star Quarterback, Raul Bullet Disarufino receives instructions on key play at climax of game. Cathedral Opponents +26 Antelope Valley 6 13 Compton 3 1 'k2O Cantwell 7 X12 Pius X 7 O Carmel 20 O St. Anthony's O 12 Loyola 25 X49 Serra 0 21 Notre Dame 26 if Games Won B - . nxtlier Patrick, Athletlc Moderator .ewes information from spotte 1 while Brother Claude checks time Um 7m 2 ' The 1958 season could well have ended up with the Phantoms tied for first place but bad breaks and close situations proved the deciding factors, . th- bringing C,athedral to a 3-3-1 season record, and fourth place rn the Ca olic League. In their season opener e p y 26-7 loss. Disarufino clicked on 11 of 13 passes for 171 yards and rushed for another 105 yards while Sam Navarro showed his speed and power in running. In the second game of the season the tables were tLu'ned with the Compton Tarbabes passing and rimning to a good 31- 13 win. In the first league encounter against Cantwell, the Cardinals proved to be stubbom in the first half of play when the score was 13-7 in the Phantoms' favor. In the second half, however, victory was quite well assured on a 20 yard T. D. nm by Disarufino and another T. D. by Nav- The Pius X Warriors almost proved to be the first defeat for the arro. Phantoms, in keeping the score to a close 13-7. The Warriors proved ' 1 lich ave the tough on defense, leaving to the offense one cost y error wr g needed break to the Phantoms and the winning touchdown. Going against the favored defending champions of Carmel, the Phantoms were determ- ined to give their best. The carmel offense had difficulty all night trying to smash through the Phantom line. A bad kick set up one T. D. and long d t th end passes accounted for the other two. Had the Phantoms score a e . . . h Ant lo e Valle proved an easy opponent in a of the half, thus makmg the score a possible 12-7, the game might ave ended a different story. Against St. Anthony's the Phantoms ended with a O-O tie although three times they were within the 10 yard line ready to ' ' ' ' dl lotatatiefor score. A win at this time would have given Cathe ra a s 1 first with Carmel and Loyola, since the Crusaders lost their first in a 14-13 upset to Pius that night. . . . Continued on page 57 F , rm . ugly r ,,A' if Zdmfam -,ff , ' RAUL DISARUFINO Quarterback All-Catholic Most Valuable Player All C. l. F. ' A All-Ame rican 1 Shrine Game Participant 3 x 1 .Lf 534,13 24.7404 I Em! D' ' --?94wzmQmz 27 straight games, offense and defense, 950 yards rushing and passing in 19565 1550 in 19575 punts for a 36. 5 yard average, 9 T. D. passes and 4 T. D. 's on running in '58, . .are but a few of t.he edral's greatest quarterback. Disarufino, a triple threat ever since playing at little Santa Teresita grammar school, has developed into 6' 1 , 185 pounder. Called Bullet by his teammates and friends, Disarufino has quite an arm. Completing passes Q65 to 1121 this year, Disarufino has also rolled up a fabulous total yardage rushing and passing of 3913 yards in three years at the helm of the Phantom Varsity. His greatest value has been in the deftness with which he sent into action plays of the Phantom Varsity from his quarterback position. Speed, change of pace, and fakes accounted for many a sudden gainer on the ground, while in the air his passes would find their marks straight and swift as a bullet, for which he has received his nicl-cname. His steady, easy-going, calm, modest spirit has been a valuable quality in keeping him cool under fire on the field. He has won a host of friends by his willingness to be one among his schoolmates with the rest. His determination to al- ways be a top challenger has gained him respect and admiration as a champion. Numerous have been the awards with which he has been honored. In the words of his coach, however, he can best be proud of having been chosen as Most Valuable Player by his own squad. His future in the world of sports is bright as many offers have come to him to play in collegiate ranks. Here's hoping for the greatest success for this Phantom great as he takes that Cathedral Spirit wherever he goes. 79 455. 35221 26 Qt. 27, i. 1 L KT' l.. TN J 14 13, but vlctory was the score to 26 , mmute Score .Mg Qi D Ks AK N K v J xx X MANUEL OZUNA Half-back A11-Catholic y I' , X L quo Lv nf JL Bullet passes cl - . . gcun t Scunts as 11ne holds, S TOM MUNOZ BILL FRAWLEY Tackle Nf1 0!t o Suez 5 rhfoug h yu. Guard Tw O Y, came xx 5 Lines' 4 :inf-3,-W tw l -1,535 I . I b ' , ' 'svn , s X bile owed? . -sf , . Y 'Q p ,, , . Gfvlfu 34'-Q., A H3 3 .w RICHARD MARTINEZ 315445 ,an I, f l gf Guard ff? ', 4 QQ ' 'A ii'5 'f'e af V 756' i X 9:1 . . -g 'i'535I74gT'efnf:55?'U1Ni'? :iq-az' t f.' Yfirigklv ,v'fQfL.T7l-x I-' -' ' ' E Ka '35-11' 'S'- ALEX ORNELAS RON BOR ING VINCE sALAs , I End Fullback 5, g., ,fr .' - I ,, xx .C , - 3 . Tackle Us AE ' - CT' 'lf' - 'X-. an a fr Q JOE FREIA End 1Z?+'fhS1!'- 5 f s if hedfflx make X2 - O ago' i fQw, 5 ins: X-OV Om ,yx 0 . 5 4 ALBERT AGUILAR Center OYY aof fwmg as Env k Chflvel S d gain ag C f ' gait and for goo . ' GREG SNAR IC ' End O tears oii endswon qi!15t?iuS A 4--,,- . K, X ,- ,A ' CARLOS VENECAS Halfback X X Q ll N-I T 'Nil l ll . ,w Q X..- All Pdcmzfama on 4 1 4 sf V, N rf - s ' 3' f 'va 5, J SM,-, 7- ' 14-' X X vi' 3' ' f w.Qi 3 4 ' , ' fb , yg3,,, fr, 9-1 mag.: ,M ,V . elf 13424, it f m . ,,, V i in R ,I tm- Q7 744 7' I I I 'QM Q9 Q m 41-f H' Q, 513 0 IT' Efa 'mf . M, Maw' 1 QWAQ X, il . sf K, 1' Y' v H Fwmwffff Cathedral 12 O 20 13 'F 13 O 0 6 'F21 62 7m A SCHEDULE Opponent Santa Monica 12 Compton 21 Cantwell 26 Pius X 19 Carmel 7 St. Anthony's 27 Loyola 13 Serra 32 Notre Dame 19 Hfgames wonj . 665 xi'-Va to 5109K t2?ate tdfge ' ws ondx:lLu:3:o?a1mS io: on ,Q 6 BOW as Walter McKinney smashes across goal line for score Ruiz and McKinney speedily take advantage of gap against Santa Monica. opened up by line. Zumel fmds opemng for long yunn2Y' gag gain against Ccuitwell. W, MC er for Ymdug e swiftly 6 mags Came utei U. MV if T X 'Il 35 19 'J L LL 33 ' -,v'5'fl'.'T M 31.45 L, ,if . -1'g3,iig-LL . 5fa21f .ffl ,.-- - B , hQV Gonzales Rene Lopez The hillclimbers did it again! For the ad fifth consecutive year, Cathedra1's varsity cross-country team took the Catholic League undefeated, while the I. V. 's also brought a championship. Paced by Rudy Rodriguez and I 7 'CF Richard Barron, the varsity squad swept all u competition before them. Under the ex- pert coaching of Mr. Art Saucedo, the Cathedral Harriers downed, in order. St. Anthony's, Notre Dame, Loyola, Pius X and Cantwell. Other outstanding team A A members were Rene Lopez, Carlos Man- cillas and Henry Gonzales. Rudy Rodri- guez received the Most Valuable trophy by the team's choice. Many more champ- ionships are yet anticipated for the future. . , wi' W. Briones, J. Martinez pace their way to victory over Pius X. Olkowski gets set to pass Loyola runner. 4, . . LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Padilla, E. Acosta, J. Arreola, F. Flores, J. Martinez, BACK ROW: A. Espinoza E. Olkowski, J. Lopez, A. Bautista, R. Fontes, Coach Art Saucedo. 2'g 4 sf , L w 'lb 3- J fir? I ff 'U inns' ...x X xxx , . Q ? . WW 2 it J .. , W ni 4 ww 41 ' 75 4: -442 S Y If f .x ,Q LN 'Q ff! fU . 5190! N Xl Mount Carmel tournament trophy, awarded to the Phantom hardwooders for the championship. All C th 1' for t a o Ifl, Most Valuable Pla e WO a Y Y Raul D' - gamst Carmel, Carmel logt by 28. lsarufrno, takes jump shot Barron and Sandoval jump high for rebound Reyes drives in as Bierman follows up. Phantoms Over Serra, took close game. 1' 27' H ' 4 1 M w , 3 . AP V 1 ,- F I, X . Q 'lg s el wx 5 1 S I .. ffl 'Q'-1. 1 .,,,j3 M , U 'Il ff 'Flex 1 5 S ' Q 54 I A I A 'JYJI Q19 Gr 1: ,Q PY' Nerii-1 Q l .1 xiii f N KNEELING: W. Neria, R, Galwey, R. Doria, R. Snaric, Mgr.gI. Marich. STANDING: E. Bertrand, A. Barrios, L. Colca, A. Reyes, j. Coria, H. Fon seca, J. Borrione, Coach, Brother Bede. MISSING: L. Vasquez. 4172 SCHEDULE CATHEDRAL OPPONENTS 50 .......... Muir ......... .......... 5 1 26 .......... Lincoln .... ......... 4 2 27... ...Burroughs... ....32 4143... ...Muir .............. . ....35 39 . . . ..... Glendale ............... . . 45 4148 .......... Covina ................ . . . 32 NOTRE DAME TOURNEY 4152... Cantwell..................38 38... Carmel ........... .. .... 48 LEAGUE 4159... ...Serra.......... 41... St. Anthony's .. 4136... ...PiusX........ 42... ...Loyola..... 4138 ... Carmel.... 4151... ...Cantwell..... 47... ...NotreDame... 4149... ...Serra......... 52... ...St.Anthony's... 4161... ...PiusX....... 32... ...Loyola..... 41... ...Carme1..... 4145... ...Ca.ntwell..... 47... ...NotreD2.me.... ' . i wildball- first String poised 5 twists U1 pufsmt O rn rebounding. 66 Z G. Valdivia shows form in lay-up. G. V'11ascnor 1. Luna B. AIVUU, D- Mmmv ' ' d- - . X c. rvfCA1pin,'J. Valdixiia. Mxssmo. R. 1amc11a. Mgrs- J- V21 lm' 'Q A 5 Carillo. -X SCHEDULE 38 Tix A J EQTHEDRAL Mu. oPPoNENT 3212: 1iEQ1s1?cm1Ony's ?g!: N ' .. .......... 1r,,,,...'..u.3 ... ....... ....L3nCO1n,,,,.m-.25 xiii... ...Imyo1a............45 23-.. .... B1shOPMora. ..... 33 41 ' N ' Carme1 38 ----Burroughs ..... X Offf-2Dame... ...53 28... .... Muir .... gi ggu- ---Serra........ , 32 .Zim -'G1Cnd.1e..::.::::59 .gm ---Sf-Amhony-S. .... .44 25... U'-St.FranCisUUu.41 45 .... P1usX....... ...SS ,H ' .... Covinaun.. H034 M13 .... ...Loyola .... . ...... .51 LEAGUE ,k52 ' Mr- C-1rme1........27 ....NotreDa.me.,, ...42 X46 19 --- ....Serra,,, sump Shof made V b jauyggui in win ovef St' 4fGames Won ff a1'1CiS. Egfr ell a breaks through for Open Sh ot agairwt LOY ol a Don Sigaty QSJ, rebound, as sen Cees Champions Cathedral Opponent 4131. . Muir ....... 16 2-1. . Lincoln ..... 35 33. . Bnnonghs . . . 34 32. . Mnir ....... A10 1-1. . Glendale .... 311 11129, . Covina , . . 25 LEAGUE 957. . Serra ,,,., , , 26 X-12, , St. Anthony . 33 leaps high to get 3. players look on X23 X26 X38 P9126 PF25. . it-17.. 16 32 X-LO. X28 PF35. . X37 Pins X ... Loyola ........ Carmel ....... Cantwell ...... Notre Dame Sen'a......... St. Anthony Pins X ........ .Loyo1a........ Carmel .. . ... . Cantwell . . . .. . Notre Dame 18 24 24 19 17 26 21 35 29 21 27 30 KNEELING: M. Pagan, A. laur- egui, A. Mosse, L. Mestyanek. STANDING: D Sigaty, P. Sla- vic, J. Valadez, A, Agrcdano, T Bibbs H Montes jaurcgui 13, takes off for two. Sigaty shows shooting foi in as team makes screen wma, S. Navarro passes baton to H. Rivera in final sprint of A relay. R. Rivera and S. Navarro pull hard in 100 yard dash against the Cubs, L. Mendoza, R. Nieto find steep competition in 120 lows. OPPOSITE PAGE Kneehng W McKinney, R Lopez, R. Nieto, J Martinez, R Rwema SEC OND ROW: W. Briones, S Navarro, E. Pratt, H Gonzales, Coach Ernie Simon THIRD ROW L Mendoza, L. Jimenez L Colca, I-I Rivera Vranjes. FOURTH ROW T Davidson, M Gon zales, J. Lopez, C Mancillas Warming up for quarter mile are H. Rivera, R, Lopez, W. Mc- Kinney. YY if-0 ,L 1 mv - 'S' .MP Q Sh 'Ss in. ,f -I . . r, 1 ' 0 sung 1. x 9 I ' p ' 1 A 1.,,-u-nmq..,,,, ' ---......, K ji g. H if A -X ' ' K N' l 1' '- ' 'T f LEFT: SPrinterS, R. NietOn , . 1 ' P X .- , R. Revera, S. Navarro. H. 1' .-'x'.Af.f,,,,,'vf:fff w s Shaggy J ' A . - ff r -My .. - r I 1 - ' '-'Q- A ' 1- . Q . . ,If-3 Big! V f K W, Briones tries for 21 feet as , gg g . .4 - ' . he sails through air in good form, I 9, 5-'tdrsi .t - u. x fgzatiiiwi ' N, 'V -Q wut. . 4 , ,!ll1.,,xA,,,x 4-ng ' ' L. Colca takes 6 feet with ease. i Carlos Mancillas edges out opponent in 880. LEFT: E. Gonzales passes Loyola man in the mile. Winning time: 4. 52 RIGHT: H. Rivera and R. Rivera try hard for Iirst against pasadena in 100 yard. .gf,,.kW,A ... i FRONT: C. Camarillo, A. Munoz, R. Navarro, M. Puente, A. Postelle. SEC- against Loyola. AM Garcia snaps Laps: with yards to sparc CND ROW: C. Aguilar, R. Doria, R. Garcia, H. Uribe, E. Olkowski, J. Ma- loney, F. Lopez. THIRD ROW: R. Granados, E. Bertrand, D. Nletoycr, R. Fstrella, W. Ramsey, A. Garcia. 66 Navarro, Ncria, and Puente kick hard in Spook 100 yard dash. ,iff-f rf- Xx 3,W3Y YO Vu , 20. 3-Bd Nava-in easy 2 HQXU . do . .S 1 alcxdcxxa WMC' 3 P253 s. . Oo ,g J! 1 ,. , ..g.... fe-gg-'J '- ' 4 1-:N uw- ' ' ' ' , ., sr. Q 0 l v,,,,..4- 'ft , ' L M '- ' .. -f' , .. N K W . . ., , W ,, .. ,. M wt., Q M, -. .-. 1 V ...., M y, Ag. Q'-' ' ' ' . ' ,,,,. - ,, ' 'Hg V ' .,,-- 4w.'-- A ' ' ' ' . ' .4 ini - l ,K ' N s 'XFQQ M -W0 . -r . , , . f y H- My ,pr , o r ,, .xr .-r. ,V X , h ,kim ,. .. mg 't,.',w?'3' '?'r 'K mv 1,,' ' ,' Z' ' . - - - -.,.v.::1-.w M Us rl -L 'VD A. Munoz strains lor lead as C. Canales and C. DiGregorio follow Close beliind. ll wk, . Q f ds.. -wg A ...X . Low hurdles come easy as McVca and Pedroza fight for position. - . ' W C ' Q' A . . Fernandez takes batom from teammate to continue lead in 440 relay. FRONT - Left to Right: R. DeSa1iLiago, G. Masucci. SEATED: R. Arrellano, D. Bergeron, E. Lovato, P. Gomez, R. McVea, C. DiGregorio, D. Miyamoto. STANDING: I. Tinoco, C. Canales, W. Dominguez, A. Mosse, R. Pedroza, H. Hernandez. 78 61 ff IE 'W ' fi' i I' , 'I 3- -X W' Q 4 if ll F Q ' f - ' 1 .5 gf? , K ,,.wmQff L. 1 ., Q Z ' 9 . 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'i 'E Q 1 E If - n W -I U xg f ff-0 ' Q. 5 , ' V ' ' Y V ' V? . jk: Q1 . --3 gg XL . K. z Q af: ,, HF f 1... .- .. ,M ,VJ will M To 1 ,1,x , j1f D- -'nr' 31 ff' A . fj' ' ' .fff 9 TIER wasrr M 5. M Q 8 fm F' n X A' 3 fl 4 . I g - fl 5 E e f' r SENIOR COUNCIL - Left to Riglu: Louis jimenez, Danny Garcia, Frank Onate, Rene Lopez, Sam Navarro, Joe Martinez, Manuel Puente, Louie Mendoza. 3 Q, ,Wow X AL AGUILAR Sacred Heart Int: Sports, art Amb: Commercial artist V. Football 2, 3, 4 Block C 3, 4 Poster club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chimes cartoonist 2, 3, 4 , 7957 ARTHUR AGUILAR X FE La Purissima K I ly 'mime Arr Int: Dancing, records Amb: Engineering, success J. V. Baseball 2 Intra. Basketball 2, 4 Circle C 3, 4 V. Baseball 4 C. Basketball 1 CARLOS APODACA Divine Saviour Baron Int: Life Amb: Architect Band 1,2 Class officer 2, 3 Printing 4 WILLIAM ARMENTA Our Lady of Lourdes 'T' 'A xy fr DAVID BARRON St. Anthony's llMikell Int: People Amb: journalism Chimes Paper 2, 3, 4 Chimes staff pin 3 Paper editor-in-chief 4 Student council 4 ART BARRAZA Holy Family llArtll Int: Music, sports Amb: Photographer C. Basketball 1 J. V. Basketball 2 V. Basketball 3, 4 Speech 4 J. V. Baseball 2 vuwillievu JOSEPH AVILA Int: Music l Amb: Band leader St.: Mal! 5 Dance band 3, 4 Coco, , Senior orchestra 3, 4 I-nt: Pfmtmg Music arranging 3 vu! BENJAMIN BENCOMO Our Lady Queen of Angels Int: Business, music Ambx College Amb: Pharmacist Class officer 1 Printing 3, 4 irf--ul if DAVE BIERMAN Holy Family Moose Int: Sports Amb: Success J. V. Baseball 2 V. Baseball 3, 4 B. Basketball 1 J. V. Basketball 2 V. Basketball 3, 4 Chimes Paper 2, 3, 4 S.S.A. Managing Editor 4 93 ANTHONY BONILLA Our Lady of Soledad Int: Music Amb: Officer Glee club 4 GERALD BR OWN St. Ignatius Int: Physics ROBERT BROCKMEIER Amb: Success Speech 1, Chess St. Ignatius Club 11 2, 3, 43 LiberqCe C. S. F. President HHEI Int: Music 4' C. S.F. 2 3 4' W M BRIONES Amb: Engineering 561139112 C01-41113321 S ' V- I Speech 15 Chess Club 1, 2, 43 - NC ' RON BORING t..W,Hffnt S 3,45 c.s.F. 4, Marian Block C 3,4 , 3 Int: Cars Society 2,3, 45 Glee Club All Saints Amb: To graduate 2,3, 4, Dance Band 3,4 Int: Sports I. V. Cross-country 1,2,3, SE, Amb: Businessman B track 3 5 Glee Club 4 i'b'L f ' Circle C 3, 4, V. Football 3, 4, Block c 4 CARLOS CANO Divine Saviour Int: Sports Amb: Electron- ic drafting Glee Club 1, 2,3 C, B Track, J. V. Football 5 Rally Committee 1, 4, Speech 1 HENRY CHAVEZ St. Mary's Hank Int: Mechanics Amb: Mechanical drafts- man. Class officer 1, 2, 3, Circle C 3,43 President 45 V. football 2, 3, 4, Block C 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 All-Catholic football 4 2? W I C B C auccessfm. CARLOS CHIPRES Sacred Heart Shipwreck Int: Music Amb: Teacher Speech 4 LOUIS CISNER OS St. Anthony's Starchie Int: Air Force Amb: Scientist Chimes adv. CLIFFORD COLUSE All Saints Cliff Int: Money Amb: Dentist Speech 1, 4 Band 1, 2 fi JOSEPH COR R AL 1 Y, as .-.4 ,. o , '51 X, -fe., I I I JOHN COYASO if S afzmedna 7445 Plaza giolgn xt RONALD CROWICK 5 P0 Amb: Drawing Divine Saviour gpostleihip of ucrow-1 layer, I.nt: Mechanics FIDELE DE 1-A TORRE 1-lbffmfm 1,213 Ambg Mechanical En- ' W V 'F F Sineel' on Holy Family A.. ' Bed 213 all 1Hf2Ff11COm'Y in Amb: College J. V. Baseball 1, 2 W ORLANDO DEL RIO 'GENTJL 1 , 1, I I RAUL DISARUFINO Santa Teresita Bullet Int: Sports Amb: Coaching Block C Pres. 4 Circle C 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 39 V. Basketball 2, 3, 45 V. Football 2, 3, 45 All Ameri- can Football 4g All T S QS-0 E'-f Xas- Ni. Cath. All C. 1. r. 3,4 S-I 1' 1 'H 1 , , sri' , 'aff' . , . A5-. J Q ,wx W -,Q. R OBER T DOMINGUF1, Our Lady of Talpa Horse Intz- Sports Amb: Pilot J. V. Cross- country 2, 3, fr' I I I RUDOLPH DURAN RAYMOND DURAN Assumption Beanie ALFRED DURAN Help of Christians Int: Golf IIRGYII Amb: College Help of Christians Int: Avifltifxl l Gleg Club 3' 4 Teddy Amb: Medical Field Senwr Chow 3, 4 Int: Music Chimes Paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Circle C 4 News Editor 3, 4, Marian Society 3, 4g Circle C 3, 4, , Truck C 1, B 2, Swimming Mgr. 3 3- Glee Club 1, 2,3, 491. V. Football 2' V. Football Dance Committee 7 33G1ee ciub 2,3, D 0, 4, Circle c 3,45 Q --1 , Marian Society if I 'lilo !'f - , , 3,45 B Truck 2 yi' be 4 4 f f If f '- 'gy if-Q ' W' - A 3,-si' , fig 4 J VT- 'S 9-- . -Cf :rigs-F, ff- 'l' 'E ni 2 -H' QL 'n he if 3 'iii-ii Q P 4, i ' .-,- 6 HL ' f 'T..- '1,l.S..1T.'-1.'5- 96 AL ESCALANTE St. Mary's HA1 Il Int: Sports Amb: Electronic engineering Speech 2 Debating 2, 3, 4 I ti 5. -ag, v av.. IUDE DUVERNAY St. Adelia llTOnyIl Int: Sports Amb: Electron- ics Circle C 3, 4, Marian Society 2, 3, Speech 2, 35 Debating 3, 4 fm' 4me.,f,,.mz.. JERRY FARDETTE St. Dominic's llllerryll Int: Sports Amb: Barber V. baseball 2 J. V. Baseball 1 Swimming 3 DAVID FARMER St. Finbar Tamale Int: Music, Photography Yearbook Editor 45 Apos- tleship of Prayer President 4, senior chorus 4 if ROGER PER GUSON Divine Saviour ll Int: Sports Amb: Law enforcement Circle C 3, 45 Ioumalism 3, 4, Chimes Staff Pin 3, 43 Chimes Paper Editor 4 rf' JoHN roisr 'johnny Int Motorcycles Amb Electrical engineer Class Officer 3 Dance Committee 35 Rally Commit- tee 1, 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2,3, 4, Mari Society 2, Head Cheerleader 4 St. Andrew's I ll an WILLIAM FRAWLEY Sacred Heart Bill Int: Sports Amb: College J. V. Football 1, 2, V. Football 3, 45 B. Track 13 V. Track 2,3, 45 Block C 3, 4, Speech 15 Class Officer 3 Bw E JOSEPH FREIA Sacred Heart - . A mb: Polic eman A Circle C 3, 4, Marian 4 .nr- socieny 2,3, 4, J. v. cross-country 1, V. Football 43 Block C 4 Q ..- Int: Sports fs . ' .J ' ttf' ARTHUR FERNANDEZ St. Bemard's llArtll Int: Cars Amb: Success C' MANUEL GABALDON San Antonio de Padua Bubble Gum Int: journalism Amb: Accountant J. V. Football 2, j. V. Baseball 2, V. Football 3, Chimes Paper 3, 4 wosawusanmammwwunn. MICHAEL FLOR ES St. Mary's lIMi-ke!! Int: Sports Amb: Success Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Y.C.S. 2,35 All-Cath. cross- country 33 C Track 1, 2, Block C 3, 4 lg 'nl V74 JESUS LEONA RDO GALLARDO Christo Rey Lenny Int: Sports Amb: Professional golf Varsity Golf 1, 2, 35 Block C 3, 4, Capt. V. golf 2, 3 Ep i QU to-0 I I 1 CHARLES GARCIA All Sai.nts Beaver Int: Sports Amb: Accountant Band 1, 25 Block C 3,45 Circle C 4g Glee Club 45 V. Baseball 3, 45 I. V. Baseball 2 0615 DANIEL GARCIA Assumption lIDannyll Int: People Amb: Aeronautical engineering Rally Committee chairman 45 Queen's Pageant Committee chairman 45 Student Council 3, 45 Council of Student Affairs 45 Circle C 35 Class Pres ident 35 Chimes paper 55' RAMON GALLARDO Santa Teresita Gallia Int: Art IGNATIUS GARCIA ALBERT GASTELLU Ambr TGGCIWF Class Officer 3 Sacred Heart St. Teresa of Avila Poster Club 2, 3, 4 Nacho The Count Int: Sports Int: Life Amb: Doctor Amb: Accoimtant 2 Glee Club 4 Print 4 98 -'f Q1 V -l -cf' EUGENE GATZ SAL GAYTAN CARLOS GER TH DAVID GOMEZ Nativity of Blessed Virgin St. Ann's Holy Cross St. Vibiana's Gene Int: Art Int: Social Activities Int: Sports Int: Photography Amb: Mechanical Amb: Electronics Amb: Engineer engineer J. V. Football Glee Club 25 C.S.F. 45 Photography Staff 2, 3, 45 Marian society 2, 3, 4, chess Club 1,z, 3,45 In- tramural basketball 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 i n 195 'QQ - dnb , I ' . y K, 1:71 A '70 sf- ,wg HEC TOR GONZALEZ Santa Teresita IIPQPOII lnt: Progressive jazz Amb: College J. V. Baseball 1,2 J. V. Football 2 Speech 1, 2 Marian Society 4 Glee Club 4 Class Officer 3 R ICHARDO GONZALEZ Sacred Heart lfxikill Int: Bookkeeping Amb: Air Force LOUIS GUAPO ALEZANDRO GUTIERREZ St. Ann's Our Lady of Talpa Int: joumalism Alex Amb: Architect Int: Sports Chimes paper 1, 2, 3, 4 Amb: Musician Sports Editor 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Chimes Staff Pin Cheer Leader 3 Circle C 3, 4 Senior Council 4 Chess Club 3 2, 3 V. Football 3,4 Block C 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Intramural Football 2 V. Baseball 4 , 5 . f ' 4 P KAORU HANABU SA Maryknoll Int: Photography Amb: Pharmacy Class Officer 2 C. S. F. 2, 4 Photography 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 1, 2, 3 Photography Editor Circle C 3, 4 Circle C Sec. 4 HER MAN HERRERA Our Lady of Lourdes IIH. H. ll Int: Art Amb: Draftsman Circle C 4 Chimes Annual Staff 2, 43 Poster Club 4 99 L. vw.. ERNEST HOLQUIN Assumption Dirty Emie Int: Music Amb: B. S. degree Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1, 2, 3 Senior Council 4 1 RUBEN JAUR EGUI Queen of Angels +,Qn,,, 4 ,A F-Z F3 X, r' I 'cs 4' 1 Blade Int: Sports PAUL JENSEN Amb: Literary S. B. President 4 St. Bemard's S. B. Secretary 3 'ff ff Jenkins Glee Club 43 Y. C. S. ' Int: Aviation 2, 3, Marian Society 2, ' Amb: Policeman 3, 4, Circle C 3, 45 Chimes Paper 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 4 sv tm' Q I :ll I I JOE JIMENEZ '1- lk if FRANK JIMENEZ Our Lady of Talpa Int: Music Amb. Success JULLAN JIMENEZ St. Ignatius Int: Stereophonics Amb: Electronics Class Officer 1, 3 C Track 1 LOUIS J1M1s:N1:z St. Mary's Louie Int: Gymnastics Amb: Pediatrician Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4 Class Officer 1, 3 5 Marian Society 3, 43 V. P. 43 Senior Council 43 Block C 45 Stu- dent Council 4g V. Track 2,3,45 V. Football 4 ALOIS ONKE I St. Stephen Int: Sports Amb: Flying Advertising staff RUDOLFO JUARE2 Divine Saviour lIRudylI Int: Sports Amb: Mechanical Dmft- ing, GILBERT LEOS Santa Isabel T. V. Leos Int: Sports Amb: Draftsman I. V. Football 2 V. Football 3, 4 :un PAUL KUNZ 'C.. ' Jos LLMA JOE LOPEZ Our Lady of Guadalupe uBig Joe u Int: Track Amb: Nuclear Chemist Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, All C. L. Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4, Marian Society 3 4, Glee Club 4 ! L RENE LOPE Our Lady of Guadalupe Int: Music Amb: Barber V. Cross Count 1 2 3 4 ry I 7 l V. Track 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Y. C. S. 2, 35 Senior Council 45 Block C 3, 4, Senior Class Vice President, Student Council 3 1--Q DOUGLAS MADRIGAL I. P. D. De La Salle Int: Reading Amb: Lawyer ALAN MANGELS All Saints IIAIII Ad Staff 3, 4 Speech 4 Chess Club 4 Radio Club 3 ERMANNO MARIANI St. Bemard Amb: Diplomat Chess Club 3, 4 ww. , 8 c. s. F. 4 JAMES LUCERO Art Class 1 Speech 4 Band 1 ROLAND MARTINEZ Resurrection Int: Modem jazz J. V. Cross Country 2 '-LQ il ,I ARTHUR LOYA Resurrection lljimll Our Mother of Sorrows Int: Fishing 'IBIS I1oyf1 Amb: Machinist Inf: Rlfdlsm V. Basketball Mgr 1 Amb: Electrician B. Basketball 2 Clee Club 2 3 R 11 C 'tt 2 3 4 J. V. Foothill 1 Sseeih Zmml ee ' ' 5 fb- 41 - , 3 ' I I if N jnjfrj- Q73 W! 1' ' . Vg? , , si, , if ia' , Y' I ,' 'll f 'vs' jf A-j : 1. X ' . Tx FJ N 's f xc ' y-' 5' V' , sf x , I 7' l 101 E Jos MAR TINEZ Our Lady of Loretto Dreamer Int: Gymnastics Amb: Astronomy Cross Country I. V. 1, 2, 43 J. V. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Marian Society 4, Senior Council 4, Speech 3, 4 Photography 2 1-A f- FRANK MASONGSONG Divine Saviour Lil Pancho Int: Sports Amb: Shoe salesman Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 431. V. Football 25 Rally Commit- tee 4, Circle C 3, Class Officer 2 i I I 1 me ' S fi Q' 'Sul THOMA S MA RUMOTO P Y Maryknoll Int: Civilian Aircraft Photography 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4 C. S. F. 2, 4 Intramural Football 4 KTM' LEONARD MCAPLIN St. Odilias uliennyn Int: Building Amb: Architect Senior Band 2, 3, 4 V. Football 3, 4 J. V. Football 1 C. Track 1 Swimming 3 R OBER T MED INA St. Teresita Nature Boy Int: Agriculture Amb: Railroad Enginner sv T, JAMES MENOTTI St. Ignatius Illim ll Int: Money LU IS MENDOZA Assumption HWOH' Il Int: Music Amb: Draftsman A mb: Millionaire JOSEPH MERAZ ' A Chimes Paper 3 St. Alphonsus 7-wiv 3 Senior Council 4 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Com- mittee 4g V. Foot- ball 3,43 v. Track 3,43 Circle C 3,45 Block c 3, 4 DAVID MORENO llloell Int: Repairing things Amb: Appliance tech- nician PETER MIELE St. Ignatius Pete Int: Travel Amb: Travel Agent Class Officer 1 Religion Award 2, 3 Library 4, Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4,C. s F.1 . 2 3,4, C. S. F. Vice-Pre,siclent 4 MICHAEL MIYAMOTO 'Cf' Maryknoll Int: Shooting Amb: Doctor Assumption Dave Int: Sports Amb: Accountant Circle C 3,4 Block C 3, 4 Y. C. S. 2, 3 V. Baseball 2, 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 1 C. Basketball 1 B. Basketball 2 W C ,Il Oi Y-sf il. H 2 N , . I A I f ,- 4, if r Xl I Af ' ,f K' g-L9 C, 1 ' , I f, If As I K I' 4 , - Y - 1 If I l .X 1149 ' N IJ iw'- 'Ys Q pw.. . if 1:- ' RAUL NAJERA Help of Christians Quiet Man THOMAS MUNEZ Int: Aviation St. joseph llTommy ll ANTHONY MOR CAN Int, Sports Amb: Millionaire S2 Ignaflus Class officer 2 TOHY v Football 3, 4 TERENCE MUU-EN Inf: SPOW Cm Block c vice-President Amb: Salesman 3 4 St. Ignatius MCFIQII SOCl9ty 2, 3, 4 , I-Terryu ciee ciub 2,3 Int: Cars Band 1 Amb: Ranch owner Speech 1 Glee Club 3, 4 J. V. Baseball 2, 3 Amb: Air Force lO3 .Q. v , 'jg r v wwf ,QV t . X' , 'v . I . . 1. ,, . W .43 Ag -ps, . K . . ' ?. SZYQQ 1 -Skill' flax 1 .. Tiff 'K-'FW -'fiiifesfis' lfffigbf Q is 'lf'-1? Q , -fn, ,Y is . ,w L b s '- f-vp xg, new ,,., I 'Wg - 1 . iLk3'.'2 , g' t ., .,, cmrrfwz-. 21 4- ' K 1 'Qi ll ,V Q .. v as 5: 3 v h Y SIMON NAVAR R O Santa Teresita Sammy Int: Sports Amb: Candlestick maker. Senior Class President Student Body Trec 35 Circle C 3, 4, V. Football 2, 3, 4, All- Catholic Football 4, V. Track 3, 4, Block C 3, 4 ' ' mu' ib X..-1 fix LE I7 I I I f ,ip ,Ralf ,R WSP! ' - , - at J , 1 Ck M Q ggi 3 n' K , , 14 ' X QW I , V XIV H El 'V ALEXANDER NEGRETE St. Lawrence Int: Modem jan Amb: Dentistry Rally Committee 4 Speech 1, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Chimes Paper 3 Circle C 3 11' Y' RAMON NIETO RICHAR D NEILL Plaza Church Bird Dog Int: Cars Marian Society 3, 4 Santa Teresita IlHiPSll Int: Electronics Amb: Rest in peace J. V. Football 2 C Track 1, 2, V. Football 45 V. Track 3, 4, Circle C 3, 4, Block C 3, 4 690 ,i gn-a 2 ROBER T NIGORIZAWA ik 72 7444 r wig S1 'vi x, 5.1 ANTHONY NUNEZ Help of Christians L'il Man Int: Sports Amb: Engineering Marian Society 2, 3, 4, Chimes Paper 1, 2, 3, Chimes Yearbook 3, 4, Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Circle C 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Swimming 3 QW'-r KEN OKITA Maryknoll Int: Engines Amb: Engineer AW FRANK ONATE St. Camillus llperry ll Int: Music Amb: Singer Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Student Council 2 5 Junior Council 35 Senior Council 45 Cir- cle C 3, 45 Rally Commit- tee 4 MIGUEL ORTEGA EDWARD PADILLA St. Vincent llEddiell St. Joseph Int: Sports Amb: Accountant Amb: Policeman Journalism 2, 3 V. Basketball 4 Jiang CESAR PALMA Divine Saviour Kelly Int: Politics Amb: Attorney Marian Society 2, 3, 45 Speech 15 Sophomore Council 25 Marian So- ciety Officer 4 GARY PAQUET Sacred Heart Int: Foreign Cars Amb: Highway Patrol Track 2 Cm? if 5. l, lv in.. ' RALPH PENA Our Lady of Loretto Amb: Electrician Glee Club 1, 4 ANTHONY Dolores Mission llTonylI Int: Air Force Amb: Success Track 1 Cross Country J. PAEZ V. 2 I I I 75044 and Da 701, N 77.4 DONALD PETER SON St. Ignatius :ww I in-' s.f R OBER T PETER SON ELMO PRATT St. Odilia usleepyn Int: Basketball Amb: Electronics Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Circle C 3, 4, Block C 4, V. Cross Country 4, B. Basketball 2, V. Track 45 B. Track 2 .i F, K gif MANUEL PUENTE Santa Isabel llTitoll Int: Teeth Amb: Dentist Student Council 3, 4, Circle O 45 Senior Council 4, Marian Society 4, All-Catholic Track 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 4 wgig Donn Stl, Teresa of Avila ELMER pRATT Int: Sports Pete Amb: Baseball IDU Hot Rods st. Oduia J. v. Baseball 1, Amb: Engmeef nm BQs1.erbQ11 2, V. Baseball 3, Poster Club 1 Amb: Enginger 4s Most Valuable V. Basketball 4 Baseball 3, Block Block C 4 C 3, 49 Infmmuml J. V. Basketball 3 Football 2, 4, In- tramural Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 PHILIP RAMOS Our Lady of Talpa Speedy Gonzales Int: Music, People Amb: Radio Work Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Senior Band 4 RAYMOND REYES Our Lady Queen of Angels Int: Sports Amb: Police Officer V. Basketball 3, 4, I. V. Basketball 2, C. Basket- ball 23 C. Basketball 15 S. B. Vice-President 4, Marian Society 2, 3, 43 Circle C 3, 43 Block C 3,45 Student Council 3 -S, 4 111 CAESAR RAMIREZ St. Mary's Li'l Caesar Int: Radio 8 T. V. Amb: Electronics Vice President 1, 2 Circle C 4, Dance Committee 4, Marian Jost RAMIREZ St. Thomas Ramrod Int: Astronomy Amb: Electrical Engineer Society 4 Glee Club 3 RENE RIVERA St. Joseph Boris Int: Track Amb: Drafts- man Block C 4, C Track 2, V. Track 3, 45 C All-Catho- lic Track 29 V. Football Mgr 4, Senior Band 2 FBNIE R ODRIGUEZ Dolores Mission Saint Int: Psychology Amb: Barber Poster Club 3 Glee Club 4 ,ang Ck ...ESI 'X ,F sf f A 4152 iff ' ibibb Wm vs... Og' Y R ICAR DO R IVAS ff 5 q3 F . im 'fx ,Q ,W , ss s - R24- 'gfiaj-f ,. -v Y 5 A 'vs Q ,,s. Y W xi St. joseph's Richard Int: Baseball Amb: Architect RY: PETER ROCK St. Louis JESS RODRIGUEZ Stone Chimes Yearbook 2, 3 St. Raphael ll Int: Cars Amb: Mechanic Glee Club 4, B. Basket- ball 13 Int. Basketball HENRY RIVERA St. Joseph's IIDQVY Il Int: Sports Amb: U. S.A. F. mechanic J. V. Football 2, V. Football 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2 33 V. Track 45 Block C 4, junior Council 3 ANTHONY R OMER O All Saints Little Pol1o Int: Music Amb: Success Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 5 All Catholic Band 1, 2 JAMES RUIZ St, Theresa RAYMOND RosA1,Es bh- uw n UUQQ '- 1,,,f'cgg,dS our Lady Help of Christians LNs M, 1,5 Cm Amb: Electrical Via WV? 1- Instrumentation ' QV fl 71,4 ' 'UW Chimes Ammual 3 Inf BHSIHSSS 1,24 9 Amb: canage 7 , G' ' , Q . Poster Club 3 . . g , . ' L ' 2 Circle c 4 ? f I , Promoter Apostleship of ' j y l esxff i- Z f Xt , k x ff' ' Qu 4 3X ' ' 1 'R , - 2- : 7 x : Q p' 5 - 5 X Prayer 3, 4: V. Track 4 L f J 'X 1 14 I 1 . E 5' 'K X K ' ',x Y p X IO7 ,mm img, My R OBER T SA ENZ St, J05ePh'5 VINCENTE SALAS llBobbyll me Art Santa Teresifu EMUND SALCIDO Amb: Success ViI1C6 Poster 3 Int! Nl8ChQ1'1lCS St. Mary's Ambr SUCCESS Beetle Crusher Class Officer 15 Football ' Int: Electronics V. 2,3,4g J. V. Football Amb: flngineer 15 C. Basketball lg C. , J, V, Baseball 2 Tnack 15 Circle C 3,43 V Block C 3, 4 1 4...-4 R ENE SALMER ON Santa Teresita Butcher Boy Int: Law Amb: Success JUAN SANCHEZ Santa Isabel ulohnnylu Int: Cars, Danc- ing Amb: Architect FRED SANDERS St. Patrick NAndyll Int: Automobiles Amb: Auto mech anic Class Officer 1 J. V. Football 1,2 sf Q--:V Wl1.LIAM SCHENK ERNEST Sa T - SANDOVAL Jgfil.. emma Int: Sports St,:SZSfii,r's Amb: Oceanography Im: Sports C1rcle C 4 Amb: Architect Class Officer 1 C. Basketball 1 I. V. Basketball 2, V. Basketball 3, 4, Marian Soc- iety 2,3, 4, Block C 3, 4, Track C 2 T . T , 2.1, ,, ,, - Cs., I I I 3 EDWARD SEITZ Our Lady of Lorretto IIJO-Joll Int: Baseball Amb: Mounted Police Baseball I. V. 23 Baseball V. 3,4, Block C 3,4 aff qi.. 1 3 E wil '11 Q A ,J YT 'Y if ANTHONY SIERRA PETER SCHREINER A11 Saints Cheese Rat sr. Teresa of Avila Inf: Aff Int: Guns Amb: Draftsman Amb: Make money Marian Social? 4 Circle c 4 Speech 4 DENNIS SINGLETON Divine Saviour Padre Int: Football Amb: Religious life Marian Society 2, 3, 4, Circle C 3, 43 Block C 4, V. Football 3 5 V. Foot- ball Mgr 4, Intramural Football 2 VINCENT SEGUEIRA THOMA S SEYMOUR All Saints Seaweed Int: Music Amb: Forestry Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1 25 Marian Soc- iety 2g Speech 4 5 7Mte -.qs DANNY SPENCER All Saints Amb: Electronics Tech. Speech 4, Marian Society 2, Circle C 3, Rally Com- mittee 4 wpftg, 'Y- JJ JOE JUA R EZ San Antonio de Padua Lizard Int: Football Amb: Success Circle C 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3 2 Q , - K T5-ig'-f 1 ' ggi: ff ,f f T T ,' J NX '- Zz 'O 1 f a .. 9 ll X f Z I 4 E5-E '-K 0 7 l 4 v u lj X fx' 6' I 1 1 I ' K 5, . I ' N 4 - f' ' f If if 'QM J 45 Rl it 1i 4 'mmf 3.1 ' K S, ' , !,' u s fp 42' 1, -if - Ealx . 9i L MANUEL VA SQUEZ OHN TR PP St. Vibiana J A Int: Sports FRANK TRAPP Amb: Police Of- KOII TERASAWA St. Bemard's figm- 5 . B rd: Johnnie Int: Photogmphy tnFa:1Ti.u S Amb: Earn Money I S' Amb: Electronics Int: Farming i l f j, C' S'F' 2 Amb: Cattle Dairy A ' R POSEBI' 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4 .4 , o,.. . 1 H . . 4... T, f 3 or if 2 fi , N54 F 57 'av- E, i 97 w. ir LOR ENZO VELA SC O PETER VA R ELA IIOA CARLOS VENEGAS Loretto Int: Science Amb: Medical Research Marian Society 2, 35 Pres- ident 4g jr. Council Chair- mang V. Football 3, 43 V. Tennis 1,2,3g C.S.F. 35 Block C 3, 45 1. V. Foot- ball 2 SAM VERNOLA Sacred Hean: Int: Drafting Amb: Electronic Tech- nician ' - HENRY ZABANEH Loretto Int: Middle East Amb: Electrician Circle C 3, 4 467 HARRY WOHLG EMUTI-I St. Teresa of Avila Chuck Int: Cars Amb: Auto Mechanic SQL ... is DAVID CI-IAVEZ St. Brigid'S HDave Il Int: Sports Amb: Real Estate agent Block C 3, 4, Cir- cle C 3, 45 Printing 45 j.V. baseball 25 V. baseball 3, 43 V. Football 3, 45 Class Officer 2 GILBERT VILLANUEVA Our Lady of Loretto llGi1Il Int: Business Amb: Millionaire J. V. Football 2, V. Foot- ball 3, 43 Glee Club 45 Block C 4 453 1'7 W 4 P- W 3. 'Q , ' 4 mg .F s - i i JOHN VRANJES St. Anthony Int: Sports Amb: College V. Bcsketball 3, 4 V. Track 3, 4 f X x WILLIAM WEBER Resurrection lfMugoOul Int: Chef Amb: Own business Class Officer 35 Cross- Country 1, 2 ' x N! ALFRED MANTINI Resurrection Tweedy Int: Happiness Amb: Public Accountant J. V. Football 2, Cross Country 1, Speech 2, 45 Glee Club 4 Af' 3 f ,ND 0 1 qv fd n ' Q f' .a is W 'Q j X I 1 N REV' '- m, S -f 'Q' Q UU!! an-,ask I in -Qx.. At the close of the year with the graduation of another Senior Class, a ques tion usually arises: what of next year's Seniors? Who is there to take up the leadership of the student body, to carry on its traditions and perhaps to bring it to new heights of accomplishment? The answer to this question can best be found by looking at the present Junior Class. Outstanding in the field of academics are Horst Abt and David Lee, who promise to be the stimulators of intense intellectual activity next year as the hard core of the newl formed Honor Socie Y 'CY' In activities and organizations, leadership may be found in Dennis Dodd, Marian Society, jim Mendoza, Robert Rosales, Mike Pickering and Ramon Cruz in the Yearbook, joe Vigil and Dick Lynch for the newspaper, Ed Patino in photography, and Rudy Castorena in Circle C. For '58-'59, two student body office holders have been Willie Neira as secretary and Louie Vasquez, Treasurer. Sportswise, up and coming stars can be seen in Sal Macias and Manuel Ozuna in football, Tony Barron and Louie Vasquez in basket- ball, Willie Neria and Carlos Mancillas for track and in baseball Manuel Ozuna and Richard Pedroza. As an indication of the present junior Class' possible aggressive spirit, there is the junior project, initiated by jim Mendoza and completed with the assistance of Enrique Casillas, Peter Villa- nueva and Rudy Castorena, The outcome was an added note of beauty to the school yard in the sturdy cement block garden plot protecting a newly planted Chinese Elm which promises to offer its shade as a welcome spot for relaxation to many future Cahtedralites, On tope for the Athletic Drive was class 11-2 which went to Mt. Waterman for their class outing. In Intramurals, the 11-3 football champs played 10-5 in the finals but lost, and in basketball after a close battle, 11-1 was overcome by 9-5 for the school championship. To close off the year's highlights, the junior Prom attended by 100 couples held on April 3 at the Riviera Country Club. This meager listing certainly gives some prom- ising indications for a possible great year ahead. JUNIOR COUNCIL - Top Row: Rudy Castorena, Horace Bubion, Richard Boring, Tony Barron, Ramon Corona, Rudy Padilla. SECOND ROW: Anthony Rod- riguez, jim Mendoza, Louie Vasquez, Armando Reyes. Junior project under construction. ad .glcweag 7960 , .. -Y V-QQ, ' ' i gf X 'f , ' ' - .IA-57'-A e' n , '13 4-Z' T? is S' vi x.. ,. - Arcadia Alcantara Rudolf Aceves Raul Acosta Alfred Acosta Hom Abt QA 6-'Z' fn. Nicholas Aldana james Allard Richard Amparan Louis Arviso Manuel Barrios 'Sf' .- 11--4' Richard Barron Tony Barron Richard Benda John Bilderback joseph Bonfiglio 1 1 3 is ,tx IC5 'Zin ,.,.. Richard Boring Elias Borjon Lawrence Borrego Mike Bruder Horace Bubion . M ,..., M fi nr 'bl T Q joseph Bueno joseph Bums ui' 'Uk 'YN John Bustamante L Q--fs Ernie Campos George Cano Ph11 Cardella Birique Casillas --r Alex Cast111o Rudy Castorena Fred Castro I I4 Arthur Chavez Fred Chavez 13 T5 Rene C1sneroS Ramon Cruz V54 tr Danny Comer Edward Cornelius Ramon Corona Tony Corral I ,sq ff? bl Zdcwaa Arthur Cuellar I ,. Bartolo Dal Ponte Mlke de la Torre an - V x-vp., M, --Al khk S 15 - , 1 johnny Delgado of XS x 2' Dennis Dodd 'v' -v Robert Encinas Y 2 Z IQ! Robert Escalante IQ' Richard IBPQYLQ John Espinosa Joseph Espinoza David Fstmda I I 5 Richard Estrada R ichard Flores 'Ji' Ji. YD- Us 'V' N V John Ferralez Fmnk Falche DWY1 Fmks rg 'Qi 5-ine I Hwy. Joseph Flores ',e 9' 'Sf 'fm ri Raymond Fontes Mike Gonzales 10.4 f Q1-1 Y 'Ie :of Donald Franco Mario Gonzalez A G K' Gilberto Garcia Frank Funaro James Grcma Frank Grana . fs, 'sf Michael Garcia Gilbert GOHZQM Raul Gutierrez H gl- --'xv' i fv- t-. s 4 ,av- R 51,4 4139 ks' Ralph Hauser ...Q Richard Hatton Dennis Hendrickson Herbert Hurt Richard Hernandez Syl Vegl-Cr He Ultindcz ii e. 63--... ,g '60 We -A NJ Rudy Herrera Russell Johnson QA 6.7- Norman johnson 11 '54 William Hillman Adolph Ionke ,L H' gf' . a u J, bl in-r Ronald I-logue Alan Huber joseph Kalajkovic .-:fig U fi 16 i Sv' l 'vw Q--P Joe Jimenez Earl Kane Vincent Kientz I18 Yi?-14 Nun 1-...-v Saw sv., i -I, X Y SN... Ryan Kolda Jim La Courreye David Lee Emest Leos john Locascio Frank Lopez Manuel Lopez Robert Macias Salvador Macias 'ld 40 'vc Martin Lorenzini Joseph Mack 7? .Q-f Franz Loeschmgg Ismael Lopu Tiana 40-A xl L rv- 'X-vv Mario De Los Cobos Richard Lynch Phil Maloney Ernest Maldonado ,K-pm ' 4 wx, ,- 'G' 14:- sf Q 09 Carlos Mancillas john Mares john Marich Raymond Martin Domingo Martinez 'lb Arturo Marquez Ronald McWilliams G M60 Fred Marquez Q R ob ert Mendom Alfred Mesa James Mendoza Carlos Mendoza Samuel Montes Hubert Moreno David Mosse David Navarro Raul Neria in Q px We H9 Ernest NLmez Henry Ochoa Michael O'Neil1 fi Alex Omelas A 'Nw Kenneth Okita FPS- i X Richard Osuna xr Qs., - Rudy Padilla Arthur Perez .JN me li' -vu Edward Patmo Richard Pedrom William Nerio. George Olsen Manuel Ozuna fl--n it Gregorio Pena 2 'vi I '-nk' Felix Perez . Ev, .-. is J 'in ig 5 Elmo Perkins 7760 Michael Pickering Armond Postelle 'SS ' Richard Quemda ,N g , lt:- Q' if S' tr-, Arthur Ramirez Alfred Reyes 'Q' H--47 Julian Ramos -. 11 A rmando R eyes James Remillard Christopher Ries Rudy C. Rodriguez Thomas Rendon Rudy Rodriguez . Tony Rodriguez Louis Rosales Robert Rosalez .fm X, A.,o .., 1' Thomas Saletta Edward Sanchez R ob ert Sandoval Sam Semon Albert Sierra Richard Smeltz Greg Sanric N Frank Salas Clifford Schier Rudy Soltero l i Q--V L4 iN. T if Q---ful Charles Stanton john Talamantez Walter Szwenik Edward Torres 1- flu 'E' Lionel Urcuyo Peter Villanueva 5 7960 .,,-, wr.: Alfred Urcuyo Lbuie Vasquez Rudy Villanueva John Veytia Joseph Vincent Joseph Vigil Oliver Williams About Christmas time, Class 10-5 was Class 10-5 can well be rated as one of the most ac- Columbus McAlpin Pr 'd r . . esl en Tor Row - Left to Right: J. Agui1aTIQHfBDl5fQgWWg Sg,i2ff12Z,Lh,M83lZ3:q'N? . n a O I ' V3 Jisczwicllillf 22l21?ls1i?f1ehoTToM Row: R. Fscobcdo, J- Boffiouew R- CM' P' Gglgg: M, Yamamoto, L. Tambafa- U shocked by the news of the sudden death of Sammy Doyle. Sammy will long be remem- bered in the minds of his fellow students for his lively and bright personality which won him friends of all. He was admired likewise for his keenness to meet with ready penetra- tion the challenge of the classroom. His was a genuine Cathedral Spirit manifested by his whole hearted interest in all class and school activities--an outstanding example which will serve as a guide for all who knew him. In Sammy Doyle Cathedral has lost one of its n1OSt promising Phantoms. I -1 TOPROW-Lftt R' . . L, Jackson G? IS C? ight' J' Lmdberg, G. Martinez, J, R0 h 70-5 tive homerooms--having representatives in almost all school activities and athletics possible for Soph partici- pation. Class academic standards were high as was shown by the second semester Honor Roll. Two stu- dents made the C. S. F. The outstanding 10-5 athlete was Columbus McAlpin. Outstanding athletes were: Columbus McAlpin, foot- ballg Al Barrios, basketballg Ed Olkowski, trackg Louie Varela, baseball. Lcd by Ronnie Galway and Al Barrios, their intramural team took the school championship. Other achievements were: Over 100'Xi in athletic drive, sanding and varnishing of class desks, and taking second in Brother's district mathematics contest. Larry jackson iat o hibashl, M. Sanchez, E Santos J M C H, J. Luna, S, Doyle NUDDLE ROW: s , E. oikowski, C. sem, R. MCl6Ddr.e5, W. ifegw egsaglhlj. Boiayak, Borrom Row I I. Cor- 'wr- Q. F Robert Navarro Vice-President I4 . A: . L ,x,,.s.i,,, .--r', BOTTOM ROW D. Phelps T - Left to Right- R . . F . ' - Zum 1 P. Ciniarilqfi, Rfjriiidrfg. Avila, R, GarEigRi1egura, W, Valencia J G Maloney Broth . lckf 5- Aguilar ' eckmgr M. Of ' ' Aguilar, A. Lo Alva, I. ,istradaer Satlilck. THIRD ROv:,,LE3.MAC:Ir2n, M. Calderollanx QECOND ROW. I PIi:ECW.RMcKi11ney, 1 . ietr k ' arti 2 - uiz W, '. ' C .Ubu . ny . ACeVed0 P ' ' odriguez F , . Marquez, 1 . Z0-4 ' and willingness to work together contributed ar This was demon- Determination greatly to the success of Class 10-4 this ye . strated during Frosh Week and later during the Athletic Drive, where the class attained 106fX,. The class has members in the Chimes Paper, advertising staff, glee club, printing club, speech and debating. Ed Martinez represented the class on the Honor roll. On the athletic field, there were outstanding individuals in all major sports. In football, Richard Martinez, in tennis, Robert Ruiz, in track, Walter McKinney, and in J. V. Baseball, Willy Rodriguez. Richard Martinez Richard Martinez Robert Ruiz President Vice-President Z0-5 Class 10-3 has certainly had its share of achieve- ments this year. Showing forth their athletic ability, they participated in many sports events during Frosh Week. Later on in the year, they took part in I. V. football, basketball, and track. An outstanding ath- lete was Wesley Dickson, who played Varsity football. The class was represented in I. V. Basketball by joe Coria and Richard Doria. The class was outstanding in the Athletic Drive, being the first in the entire student body with 14OfX1 of its quota. Being a Spanish class, 10-3 was active in Span- ish activities, distributing a Spanish paper among the other Spanish classes. Rudy Garica, joe Coria, Robert Lucero, jim Trentini and Joe Toorenueva participated in a spanish play at Mount St. Mary's College in March. The class contributed often to the rallies, a fre- Joe Coria Qleftj President. quent performer being Tony Casillas with his guitar. Joe Torrenueva: Vice-Pres joe Coria ident. - to D- C, Aguilar, A, Grangregorio, G. Arvizu, I. ELZOHS- C, - Yen lm: ' J G Jia T Garcia R. - - A, R F. S se T. Danford R. Garcia .. SI v l- v Davidson, D. Cum, A. Hernande? d . C?-IIQIRD li. Daria, A.vValadeZ, T: Eulson, L. Jlmenez, T. pmt- A, A d Brother C au e - . l.u.cerAo, kumfienpanpqonzl G. Chavez, A. DBLEOD, R. Daum, G, Salcedo, D. Hofmans, D. Metoyer, W. Dickson ?ll1111 v - , .1 Y N ,if M 'K ' xw3i' - ff TOP ROW - Left t R' 1 g - f Javier Perez R. Valencia, Brother lgallfidfz. 5522131316 l?6V5?13s, 5illElul:3ZadalVlN.CJ1raxlgilo, E. AVCLIOS, Pmsidcm Gram J. Sacnz. BOTTOM Row. F ' ' Q O OS' - my . Grauados M. rignez: A. Montoya, A. Gaytan. - . Perez, A. Nunez, C. Madrid, E. Ramirez, R: Rod- 0-2 Nlichael Cannig Vice-President - -1' .M , Na This year was a very active one for Class 10-2. From the first day of school to the last, the spirit of the class was much in evidence throughout the school. On the academic side, the class was represented by Javier Perez, who made the Honor Roll, while six Others received Testimonials. I.n the field of sports. two outstanding individiials were Lee Colca, earning a Varsity letter in track, and Mike Cannis, who played Varsity baseball. There were also other athletes representing the class in other sports. ln the intramural football contest, the class placed second in the Sophomore division To close the year, a picnic was held at the beach, where an enjoyable time was had by all. Mike Cannis . M1111OZ J, M8i1ll11l, Fm - R' l : A. G reia R. Meraz I. BHUOC, A- 1 . K . - TOP Raw R. jolinsoni A. Broussard, E- Luevanoi A- Bautista' A' Mlfh Blrmln .BOTTOM ROW-' R Martinez, A. saaveara, B- L21 FMC: A' Flows' P' Num' e itsc lo ' ' R, Carillo, G. Garcia. 7... ,r 'U nw' 1' ,asia I' I .N 1 l , s N2 N ti' . . , , . -.tm 'Ml V 'B r' F1 ' A A , 5 qi uc ' . - r sms wk, LEFT TO RIGHT - Bottom Row ' 'A . : J. Ortiz, M. Romero SECOND RO ' ' W2 1. Baca V, C 1 R. M1 T. Salrjzfgslltfrfiillllib if-623, FMBeE,rn2l, Holguin, M. Castil1O, R. Miranda I l1XrrOY Orr? 'GH' Ygijrthington: R' E. . ' ' esquelffl H. Mendoza R. A st - ' ' , OS: - F3-T11 O I. Macias Niaiigzzi, 2. kmenez, R. Lyes, ,L Perez, J. Sgccio, p3?otzl?e1:AArS112a:5a11Iegi,RR. Amador, Tfperrara, G., C ui ii. R. : . costa, F. Flores, H. Uribe, D. Cinat L Hin . TH ROW: O. Fuentes, W, g ' Wera- ' ' OSUOZ9-a R. Estrella, R. Hernandez A jam- ! 0 ' 7-7 In studies as well as in sports, this year proved to be a most rewarding one for class 10- 1. The first quarter saw the class with a large number of students reaching the Honor Roll. These were Robert Acosta, Raymond Recendez, Gus Ruiz, and Michael Pesqueira. As the year progressed, the class participated and became very active in the various school functions. In the field of sports, two outstanding individuals were Amt Perez, and Raymond Recendez, playing Varsity football. On the J. V. first string were: james Soccio, Rudy Sieza, Gus Ruiz, David Cinat, and Bob Acosta. The year was closed with a class outing to the beach, but this class will be back again next year, to make an even deeper impression on the school as juniors, Raymond Recendez 128 Arthur jauregui fleftj, Vice-President, Raymond Recendez, President. 'nu - rn . +TEx!RTw fum 'E K Henry Montes P-- 'd t , . , ' ' resr en TOP ROW - Left to Right: C, D1.G,YCgOP1O, A. Mor,a.les,CM2: M1om.,MF. Iggrgiiillr Eiwlbgiiiilir P. Grana. MIDDLE Row: G. Drums, W, Mancnicl 1, . 211' LF' ' 'll ' D B nu- Brother Gerald. BOTTOM ROW: J- Collier, G- IiCffCf21, L- Gafclav G' H1 mal ' 01 L' I. Acosta. Class 9-5 has shown an excellent class and school spirit this past year as can he seen by looking at the record of their achievements. They began during Frosh Week by contributing seven rnenibers 1 to the sports events, six to the academic contest, and two well-done skits to the rally. They contin- ued through the Athletic Drive, surpassing their quota by obtaining IOSWQ. They spent their well- earned holiday at Mt. Waterman. Ten of the students, being outstanding salesmen during the drive, were awarded bids for the Queen's Ball. The class was represented in extra-curricular activities, having members in speech, journalisin, glee club and band. Looking back through the year, it can be said that class 9-5 lived up to the standards of Cathedral. TOP ROW , Left t R. Tom jackson L. Klech R V 10 ight: H' KOWE, L. Wendt R Sa d . . MID . 1 . fVI.PSilazi-lr, J. Xialigzlleii BOTTIQ4-hi JR Seymour, gI.Ol!l2illasv::,i10iaI3t115l5,a C- Vigzircl-man, . ic icring B, Week I . De Santiago D, 3' ' ' -FCC, . Miyamoto 1 mann. 1 ISHW, D. Smith, R, Qhiprcs, : NM, Q , -,n-1' '1 QL! JT. 4,: L I I ' visa. ,ai g V, ,,..-ti, if Wh. 'i.1.qy- ' 3.2- ,. ' ,sv,,!:,, H'-, -911- ff5fs: f f .v 3 '- f x Thomas jackson Vice-President 129 1135. Zj Q illphonse Mosse fLeftj Vice-President awience Mestyanek, President it 'w '5'i3, V faerie 'Tw 1,1 Q QM Q if xr .fr h i V, '- ?-4 Taking an active part in studies and acitivities, Class ' ' Tl e ' did very well 9-4 has been outstanding this past year. 1 y ' ' d' u with a total of 11196, and in the Athletic Drive, en ing p taking a day off from school as their reward. The class placed four students on the Honor Roll: Larry Mestyanek, Louie Garcia, David Gonzales and Mike Carrillo Many others received Testimonials. 9-4's year has been one of learning and experience. They are now looking forward to the future as Sophoniores. and are already planning a Sophomore mixer. Manuel Solorzano TOP ROW - Left to ' R lt: f lgl A. Espmosa' A' Fanciuucb D. Martinez C Car l P ' ' 1395: . Bates I Tinoco ' G Walters A Con zalez, 3, Saicm R C. . 5 .v ' . Sandoval, S, Sd' limenel, MIOIIQ, M. Messigl-7 Ellcfgwlgi-ODEdd1i4aE:l?CON?I ROW: 1. Bianco F Pere :L I . 1 - IDCZ, . Garcia, Brother: 0 Z, , Garcia R G 4 : Anthony THRID R' ' afbel, J. Fraelrcl OW' H Fonseca D 1 Mulsoff F Garcia I I I . F I AWHIIH, M. Solorzalni, C guso, M' Marchand' D' GONZEUCS, F CCpelis M ' i . Carillo, L. Rivas, D, DIAIQIOFQ, R Gonkal H - es, X 130 -A S . . .1 ,ii V. All , ,',,.,. M.: , U 0' , ,. i WJ, UL if lx -fijhf' U ' , f A X 'W' if.: Q J il' Y 7' N I 'id 'f if f! 1 Peter Gomez if N TOP ROW - L f R, , Vice-Presid -nt D. Garcia. 1I?2StW:J'FIIi1l1lLSglL: IIN. gapgood, J. Horan, W. Dominguez, 11. Hcmaudcz L pil-itll, R. Florcz. V Alqyucgt 35513, R. LCWIII, D, Banda, A. Gonzalez, R. BS-7 Cooney, A. Jacinto. . a, . Gomez, J. Aniaro, H, Abril, T. Bibbs, D. A 1 .i,, llorae e Lumpkins President . .S t-If-'iii-, +, :3f , ws Q .C ' - ,terra v. 4 v -AL I-3' - ,nf Glass 9-3 first showed their unity as a class during the annual Athletic Drive, ht-ing the first ot' the Freshmen classes to attain its quota. They finished the drive with .1 total of 112 and toolt as their reward a paid picnie at - Where else? - Mt. W aterman. Buckling down to their studies right from the start, 9-3 placed Peter Slavic, Sammy Glorioso, jesse Morales, and Adrian Gonzales on the Honor Roll, while many others receixed 'l'estiinoni.1ls. Sparked by Peter Gomel., Tom Bibbs and Joe lliguera, the class iiitrainural football team Loolt first in the Freshmen Division. Rising hopes for the championship were shattered hy C1 defeat at the hands of the Sophomore class. To end a very successful Freshmen year, a picnic was held at Elysian Park, with competition heing held in many sports. The food was prepared hy volunteer chefs from class 9-3. ll. lispiritii . - . ' 4- 1' ' les R, Vedroza Sal- TOP ROW - Left to Right: J. Quiros, L. Preslika, V. Moicszes, J. Mora, V, i Ain V M. azar Brother Damian. SECOND ROW: A. Medina, W. R2-111sey,xG. Martinez, Biyllaslll-IN? Perelz J saias THIRD Row: G. Palacio, R- RMS, P- Ramllblf L- Sammi: - K-'as' ' i ' ' Resales, L. Rochon. , ,N I .s',, ll I H -Anus fue' 4 j .. . P B, G ales J. Ortiz P TOP ROW ' Left to Right: Li Walker'AR'oilaya' l?.PIi.lii?al.Zi1aE. rgieriiioizi Id?Jsa3ril,i3xlYaol1?5Qai J.as1liifer, Flmgildeibagcli, cf R Slavik. SECOND ROW: F. Qmefor - wer, 'THIRD R6W.' R Taiin H, Broussard, J. Castro, R. Lapierre, D. H 111215, Meikle A. Gonzalez, 5. G1O1'10S0, Brother Glles' ' T ' Ruedasi l- Gonzalez, A. B2-T1'i9Hf05, L- B303-1 N- Diegidiof D' Lad 9-2 Bewildered at first by the strange new surroundings, the mem- bers of Class 9-2 soon came into their own as students of Cathedral. They began by participating in the contests of Frosh Week, and a little later, in the Athletic Drive. Representing them in the various activities were Dave Salinas - Speech - and Greg Padilla - Glee Club. The class was also repre- sented in the various sports, with Class members lettering in many of these, In February, the scene changed to one of flying snowballs and tumbling students, as the class took a trip to snow-covered Mr. Waterman. The plans of the group for the fumre include further participa- tion in the activities at Cathedral, and the formation of a better and more closely united class. Robert Taron H1613 Arthur Munoz Qleftj, President Gregory Padilla, Vice-President ft 1., .i 1 ' k 1 I 1. 1 Paul Velasco President gg:SROgfg6OIIfI31gfIS4E5VlglE1 ggtejohnson, X. Qorrillo, M. Foreman, C. Noriega, R.,Arellano, Brother - - . gna, M. Rodriguez, D. Bergeron, E. Mercado, A. Fnrrro. TIIIRD ROW I. Sanchez, J. Gleeson, O. Castillo, C. Masucci, R, Corrillo, Our Freshman year began with the introduction of names and the presentation of new ideas. All were soon accustomed to the new environment and became aware of the talents and abilities of their fellow students. With this new knowledge the participants for the Frosh Week events were soon chosen . Class 9-1 contributed greatly to the spirited competition in the Week's contests. QJ In accordance with Cathedral's tradition in sports, this class was represented in J. V. football by Paul Velasco. There will be more participants in the years to Come, as any member of the class will assure you. Wishing to show their growing spirit in yet another way, the class members undertook to paint their homeroom and sand the desks. For a mid-winter outing, a trip to the snow at Mt. Waterman was arranged. Despite a few minor casualties, a pleasant time was enjoyed by all. - Geor e Masucci R Bernal, A. Corral' E' Puesteglf g . zalez R. MC vga' ' Ya er. THIRD RO ' . . M lVl3.l'Yl11lCZ1 A' GOD 7 Kunz R. Florez, I- S Tor Row - Left to Rlghi' in schnmschcr, P' Bella' B' c, fm SECOND now: M. B1mu9h'1,1Q, J. ri-ausro, I- LOYHSSO' A' 3 C. lvlcyer, F. Soto, D' Hmc X 3' - l.i g ,ia , y it . 3 Q -2 me r Q far l Richard Nava Vice-President 133 Y cc a6Z57a,,. f-I gg,,,A.,wA+fws A are fybg V! X- , QYPI1. I U X, :af W, 'I V Q 6 N .,., .H po V 2' n 8 I If 'Y Pg 0 4 . 'fl t' 1, 8 .N X-annul My r Ulf Q 5 r Je Earns iffema L By BIII Thomas te: Two years ago Bill Thomas 4 1 ' Father-'s s and one world sinr-o the corona- s XII and still the :-n larger outbr-ea a and the United 1 . 'Win o ve r the Vatican, ,y'.Z' 'l49,,fl'l6o,. i my Pontiff in tho Soli- :woo lun 1'lll. quarters, is devoting .Q ,. 0 of his sovereign uterests of wo rld ow at 80 and his idling, Pope Piu 'ew years loft fausting task. , Police , as hf -ntly had 4- wh! oh he ,he new ml f Guadalupe ggrald. Brower f Our Lady Eiles. B'o,her TUE 0 . grow' THE STA fo rgghi. NDING H Leff SURROU aff-fu Y- '0.,'T:,'a:if.f, H . Faculty .1 WeIC9me so0k5 I '1 , - - U7 .So , 'fw ,Z f1.,,, 111110, 0- Y 64 Q , .vb -I1 '71 -501100 I 'dp I Sul, 'I 9 I. 'IRS' I at 'lift H, 'okay Q llil H elf S u ' -9 f-orhuhcgd ,, of Omwewf'-77 if p 5 Q BROTHER GENE, F. S.C. Principal Brother Gene speaking to the Student Body in weekly briefing after Friday Mass, my Many times a student will wonder what it's like to be on the other side of the front desk. Well, in Brother Gene's experience this wonderment has been fulfilled in more ways than one. Brother Gene, a former Phantom of Cathedral, returned to his Alma Mater in 1953, not only to find out what it was like be- hind the teacher's desk, but also as Vice-Principal in 1957, and now as Principal in 1959. Cathedral has received one of its own to be a molder of its spirit. Graduating in 1947, Brother Gene ended four outstanding years as student and athlete. He lettered in football and track, set- ting a Catholic League record in the mile. Sports weren't his only interest, as he won honors in studies and the school activities, like the Chimes Paper and Yearbook, found him once more successful. Upon graduation he received the General Excellence medal for his scholastic and athletic accomplishments. After graduation he entered the Brothers' Novitiate for a year of spiritual formation. At St. Mary's College he received his degree of Bachelor of Science with honors. His first teaching experience began at Garces High in Bakersfield just prior to his coming to Cathedral. While at Cathedral he received an M. A. degree in Education from Immaculate Heart. The students of Cathedral can certainly find in Brother Gene one quite capable of appreciating their efforts in the classroom, chapel and on the field, not only from their point of view as individuals, but with that outlook that knows truly THAT CATHEDRAL SPIRIT. HIGH y U lui 45 'ac 4!oce' MMM 246626 After an absence of one year to teach at Bishop Armstrong High School, Brother Edward is once again at Cathedral in his old position of Vice Principal He was heartily welcomed back by the students who knew him before, and greeted with bewilderment by the Freshmen and Soph- omores who knew nothing of this famed teacher of the Universal Light. 0 A 0 . . Z To the Class of 1959-- Education is a continuous process. We pass from one phase of life to another, seeking always to improve and advance toward our ultimate goal. In leaving high school you Cannot assume that yoiu' education has been completed, rather the role of the formal teacher may be ended while the role of the student has become even more important, Education demands self-direction, Experience does not result in knowledge unless a personal responsibility is assumed for the direction and interpretation of this experience, No teacher or educational system C311 guarantee results for this reason, It is to the credit of the Class of 1959 that the major- ity of its members actively seeks to improve itself and to en- gage in this self-educative process. The members of the faculty are happy to have been a part of the means whereby you as students have been given the opportunity to develop yourselves as Christians and intel- ligent members of society. We know that you will be far bet- ter persons for having given yourselves wholeheartedly to the education that has been offered to you. ' one Of daily' Occasional mticucxiii en in l . a K ' rothcr Edward :ere dcbaters discuss pfOSPLCt5 O with Students. 1 ing me CI. in 2 ww BROTHER VIC TOR Principal Emeritus FATHER TORRA Ch apl ain BROTHER LUCIAN Algebra BROTHER PASCHAL Econome BROTHER AUGUSTINE Physical Science BROTHER PATRICK English BROTHER KENNETH Physics BROTHER LaSALLE Latin II BROTHER DANIE1. Woodshop BROTHER CLAUDE Met al Shop 1 X, ' A , 5 , Ay 4 2' . as 'I 26 ... .X Q rf :- f , 3 ' iii. BROTHER BEDE History '-'cal-47 f Y BROTHER LEONARD BROTHER ANTHONY History Typing sy, BROTHER DAVID Librarian A-MP aj! G, 2 --1 -nl BROTHER DAMIEN 3. Biology 'haf BROTHER ARMAND Spanish BROTHER GERALD A Spanish 0 lp BROT1-LER QHJES MR. DICK SALTER Algebra Algebra Ks '95, x 'f S? I 4 , ,, . . 1 .. -fQ vf -r 'I .2 . A : 7 :msn ' -F' Awbwz' 3 . , ENN 3-'YQ ,flfb MR SI D: ILMLQIER Athlulc Ducctor MR C1 iARl.P.S MLGOV ERN TT A f-Ja, f MR. EAN- BUTL j3.x:1f.OY adam! Of the many groups to whom the student body owes a debt of gratitude, there is the help employed about the school. The members of the staff work uncomplainingly behind the scenes throughout the year, to maintain as far as possible the satisfaction of mankind. This refers particularly to the office staff, which processes our records, makes out receipts for tuition, sells tickets for basketball games, and does innumerable other tasks. But there is also the maintenance help, whichlabors to keep athous-- and and one odds and ends in place anywhere from plugging leaks in the roof to pulling weeds, and clean-up. To these untiring behind the scenes laborers goes this expression of gratitude. MRS, MARY GRAFF Secretary GILBERT ARVIZU Gardener MR. A . 1. Maintenance D 11'CCtO MR. DOUGLAS MALONEY MR. ROBERT NAVARRO Cowisclof MR. GMRS. TOMLINSON Cafeteria Directors I. .ff Em. MRS. 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