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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

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NOT ONLY TO RECEIVE FRAGILE TROPHIES, BUT TO OBTAIN THOSE INCORRUPTIBLE VICTORIES WHICH ARE ENTERED IN 'THE BOOK OF LIFE. YOUR ATHLETIC HIFORTS ARE NOT AN END IN THEMSELVES .... THE BODY WHICH YOU TRAIN, WHOSE ACILITY AND GRACE REFLECT A RAY OF ' BEAUTY AND OMNIPOTENCE OF THE CREATOR, IS ONLY AN INSTRUMENT WHICH SHOULD BECOME DOCILE AND ACCESSIBLE TO THE STRONG INFLU- ENCE OF TI-IE SOUL. Pope john EDIIII on the 1960 Olympic Games. April 26, 1959 'fun- rf' 5- 1 T I , x fix 51, K Qlly 9 fi LU' goo I KQZFSQI 1 YW -2 v n - my m ,Q in n 4 .nisiiin ui nu-ii, I THE CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP: HT SIDE OESHIELDL Archdiocese of Los Angeles. . . Three sets of golden angel wings fLos Angelesj on a field of blue Qskyj each guarding a golden rose, symbol of the Most Blessed Virgin. RIGHT SIDE: THE CARDINAIJS SHIELD - Red eagle, silver crescent on its breast, wings extended on a golden field. Red eagle, the ancient coat of the Mclntyre clan, silver crescent, symbol of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, patroness of the United States. Slmfmla is 45932 0 Zbllc DEL96 UNITED Smzrzss or AMERICA MOTTO: Miserere mei Deus , Have mercy on me, O Cwod. . . fFrom Psalm 56, Davidj EXTERNAL ORNAMENTS OF RANK5- Golden cross with double traverse symbol of an archbishop, red pont- ifical hat with fifteen scarlet tassels, symbol of a Cardinal. 9 alzuazuizmu B IS HOP MANNING The crest, official charge of the Irish branch of the Manning family, issued by Dublin Castle, Ireland. Three crescent moons indicate the family's fight in the crusades in the East. MOTTO: IxIagnificat , My soul does magnify the Lord. . . QSt. Luke Ch. lvs. 461 fMary's words and Psalms ch 68 vs, 315 , ,-,, s. , I C11 R l T Rm Q BISHOP BELL: Shield divided into three parts: LEFT SIDE: A gold cross on a gold field, 5. symbol of the Church. RIGHT SIDE: Bell QBishop Belly on a green field Qlreland, home of ancestors, Q CENTER BELOW: Lion Passant fwalking with forepaw raisedj on a blue base, the charge of the arms of O'Gorman of Thomond, import- ant family of the Bishop's grandmother. MOTTO: Caritas , Charity. HIS EXCELLENCY, ARCHBISHOP EGIDIO V.-XCVNOZZI APOSTOLIC DELEGATE TO THE UNITED STATES Archbishop Yggxiozzi is Pope john XXIII's personal representative to our country. As Apostolic Delegate he is the eyes, the ears, and the heart of our Holy Father in America. To the Rev. Brothers, the faculty and the students of Cathedral High School, Los Angeles, with every blessing. E. Vagnozzi Apostolic Delegate Ar 1 le fri ,md HA 1 E f 1 x - frprvix. nfs, fi.: -'W M.. n it Mi 'iv ? .I rn ,. ' Qui' guaclagcpe .....m0d0f'. l of Gzledml mm .19 Law cgoun, mul danclifal ,Aid place, llaf my 'name L flcic, and my 1,44 Lcarlf may remain cvqrmon. n ' , N X. 'l'heWa'd:ofOffex'ta'yof theMasolOurI.adyof 2 f I s 5 2 A, X 5 .1 I A N a,.., c..fa..1,..1,,...1...f. I Lau lla Lv ,nal Lalita nf Zeal, P.-qu, SJ!- fbmial Wul4 Cufmz... Wi ann, 3014, mm' - . FAT!-IBVIQRA, Sch.P CHAPLAIN 4? , S ! in iPhoto: Ed. Patinoj F A L ., GOLDE A JUBILARIAN Brother Anthony has seen: 1910 St. James' New York Cityg 1914- 1936 LaSalle College, Man- ila, P. I. Qout one year for study at Lembecq-lez-Hal, Belgiumgj 1936 Kowloon Chinag 1942 World War II internment by japanese in Stanley Prison Campg 1945 Sacred Heart High School, S.F.g 1946 return to Philippinesg 1949 St. Joseph's College Hong Kongg 1951 Sacred Heart, S. F. 5 1957 Cath- edral, L. A.g 1960 returning to 1 Philippines. 50 YEARS AS A CHRISTIAN 9 BROTHER Brother Anthony, F. S. C. Father Torm, Sch. P Brother Anthony with two of his Brother Lucian F S C former pupils of Manila, P. I. I ' ' ' Brother Augustine, F. S. C. Brother Pmchal' F' S' C' men in ome uidif our ome. we main cnafzefzlfich Confainfx fAe precioud 4oneJ of Sf. 9oAn Z?alafi.5f my O04 55731725 Brother Leonard, F. S. C. Brother La Selle, F. S. C. Brother Kenneth, F. S. C. Casa Sanctae J. B. De La Salle Via Aurelia 99 -B ll f , 4 f ! . , .-an I -1 . Roma, Italia World Headquarters for the 20,000 Brothers of the Christian Schools. iPhoto: Brother U. Alfredj ? -uv-1 F' Q!! Q Brollla Roy, F S 'vir Chul Mum Lx Lrr U31 r Ll.lL acu ence Home on V1a Au eha, 15 I: iz QA! ,'!'-L' Mr james Cronen Mr Peter Mohorko Mr Marvm Samson Mrs. Mary Graff Mr. V1cto1' Balzano Mrs. Bllhe Perry Y 'Y Mr. Leonard Peden Mr. Richard Salter Mr. Michael Cimino yr-vnfeif of uf! fd of lAa mun who Muff! Aurldciy wtf! L. A..mL6.L ...fl ldv man 11040 .i Alnngfcd Aimdeff K ruff La' exahazl - CAHU ak MANUEL OZUNA . . .good appearance and co-operation . . .has ability and uses it. . . good in- spiration to others. . . sincerity in his actions. . .friendly to everyone. . .gives his all for Cathedral. ARTHUR CHAVEZ . . . an able leader. . . works to help others. . .spirit of sacrifice. . .great desire and determination for betterment of Cathedral. . . unwillingness to give up. . .alert. LOUIS VASQUEZ . . .good example on or off campus . . . obedient and courteous to faculty . . .raised Block C from a third rate to a first rate club. . . H 0 0 Franz Abt. OUTSTANDING S IORS f X. ,. a good representative of Cathedral Scholastic achievements. Richard Boring. . .is willing to sacrifice himself for school through activities and good example. Salvador Macias. . . is good in his leadership toward a better Cathedral. M E Anthony Rodriguez. . . has kept up the standards of Cathedral. Rudy C. Rodriguez. . .realizes his responsibilities and tries hard to fulfill them. 23 Robert Rosalez. . .is clean cut -- Cathedral. mvmrr. 23:11-121 qxnoxy Statements for Outstanding Seniors were made by members of the junior Class 'av xl 4 s 5 Ll-I-'T T0 RIGHT: R. Castorena, J. Mack, M. De Los Cobos, and J. Mares representing the Seniors and their advances in their years at Cathedral. U Brother Bertram, Principal during our frist two years at Cathedral. 24 I. 41 'ir' 'U 958 h f JSA: main Lune in L4 nof fle uicfor, -Luf fic 341 lJ5lIltiafi5 ll0t fo LGI!! MIDI! 'lat fo Lal!! n I959 Baron Piave De Coubertin, Founder of the Modexfn Olympic Games. X 1 A is f 1- s S ,.-. A-1 . - k -- b,L Q' -' Brother Gene, . Principal during our closing years at Cathedral. V i... . ! Graduation fPhotos: Eloy Lovato, LEFT GROUP - fl. to r. standingj: Ray Martin, Ernest Maldonado, Michael Gonzales, Louis Vasquez. fseatedj: Manuel Ozuna QVice-Presidentj. RIGHT GROUP - fl. to r. standingj: Robert Rosalez QSecretary-Treasurerj, Richard Boring, Enrique Casillas, Gregory Snaric. Qseatedj: William Neria QPresidentj. The Class of 1960 has entered and left the hallways of Cathedral for the last time, Under the watchful eyes of the Christian Brothers, it has stepped up from its first year as a tightened Freshman Class to its final year as an admirable Senior Class. Looking back we can see some of its outstanding individuals who made it worthy of admiration. Scholastically, Horst Abt brought up the Senior grade average. Manuel Ozuna shone out in the sports spotlight for his three years All-Catholic in baseball and two years All-Catholic in football. ln the record of achievements, Salvador Macias was recognized in his Junior year as? man and was awarded the first Brother Bertram Award. For leadership in Student Qganizations, none could replace Arthur Chavez, head of the largest organization in the school, the Circle C. Also indispensable in organizations was Louie Vasquez. As president of the Block C, Louie won new respect for his club and was an outstanding player on the basket- ball and baseball teams. As a group, the class has left many traces of accomplishments. Its first organized activity was a successful Sophomore Mixer. One year later, not wanting to be overshadowed by achievements of other classes, it undertook the construction of a Junior Project. A basalt brick wall surrounding a Chinese Elm tree was put up in the center of the campus during the Christ- mas vacation of that year. Social activities were then calling and the class answered with the traditional junior Prom which many couples attended. Late-comers, traffic citations, flat tires, and broken fire hydrants all helped to make it as memor- able a night as possible. Finally, Senior year was here. As the Athletic Drive came around, the class got together and came up with a rousing 11771-the highest percentage ever reached by an entire class. As a reward for their efforts, the Senior Class was given a free day from school which was spent at Snow Valley. Later on in the year, the combined treasuries of the Classes of '59 and '60 brought about the Construction of the Senior Project- a concrete wall was built around the north side of the football field and was surrounded by new benches pleasantly shaded by Retusa trees. Many Senior activities followed toward the end of the schoolyear and as graduation neared, blood, . . sweat, and tears was their motto all through final senior examinations. All of the hard effort that has been put into the success of the class has merely been a preview of what will someday be. The success of his future will come from what he has put into his past. eniora YL . 1960 HORST ABT fSt Stephen'sj Amb Sc1ent1st Plu Beta Chl Pres1dent 4 F ,3 4 Honor SOCICW 3, 4 A Q' RODOLFO ACEVES QM.u:acu1ous Medalj -f Track Manager 2, Ad Staff 2 , 4, Maman SOCIEUY 3 Cucle C 3 4 yi I RAUL ACOSTA fLorettoj Amb Electromcs Cu-cle C 3 Semor Chorus PA 1 v- QI-Io1yRedeemerj Amb Englneer Oufdge ,J 'Haj RICHARD AMPARAN lL 'W cRCSlDJ'SCC1OH, Amb Draftsman e ay Yearbook 4 Dance Commnitee 4, Class Off1CEI' 2 eaa 3 i f ALFRED ACOSTA LO L Q A Q Amb MHSICIHH Semor Band 1, 2,3,4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Maman SOCICW 2,3 if NICHOLAS ALDANA fLorettoj Amb Po11ceman Maman Socxety 3,4, Cucle C 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Semor Chorus JAMES ALLARD Lq,O .--at LOUIS ARVISO QSt Anthonyj Amb Ranger Cross Countryj V 2 Cross Country V 4 Track C 2, Same: Chorus N , 'I f? 8. 4.5 .. I . .9:C.S. J, In . . S .: 2 J 3 I ' 1-v S . l J4- ' . Q -. ,W I V Y m ,- kkua' q 7 . TQ! A I si I . so , A .1 ' .C l' .: ' ' 5 ' . 1 ' ' - ,4, 1' X A nnsb 1 NX , ff' I -J ff . B , L':v . , , i , S ' ' ana, i ' . , , 'g - x 27 I 1 . 5 . - . X 28 Lair MANUEL BARRIOS QTa1paj Amb Pollceman Semor Chocrus 'slr'- 'hr'3 E'---of RICHARD BENDA fSt Bernard, Amb Chem SC1 Maman SOCICITY 2, 3, 4, Cu-cle C 3, 4, Ad Staff 3,4 P111 Beta Chl 4 if 1' 'V S RICHARD BORING QAII Samtsj Amb.: Businessman Football V 3, 4, Block C 3, 4, Cucle C 3,4, Jumox' S Sernor Councxl. Tug' ANTHONY BARRON fSacred Heartj Amb x Success Basketball B 1 Basketballj V 2 Basketball V 3 4 Dance Comm 2 'Spa JOHN BILDERBACK QSt Annj Amb P E Football V 3 4 Footballj V Track C 1 ww I 'lr--v RICHARD BARRON Sacred Heartj Amb Fu1f1l1ment Cross Counu'y'A C 2 3,4 Track B 2 Semor Chorus JOSEPH BONFIGLIO fSt Thomas Morey Amb Dentxst Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Cucle C 3, Semor Chorus Chxmes Paper 4 i K' C' D ELIAS BORION LAWRENCE BORREGO QTa1paj Amb. z Au' Force QSt. Teresitaj Semom- Chorus, Track Manager V 1. Y I . .,, I l A' , , fs K.,- S4 A ff if . K i . : ' . Q . I ' . s - - s , - - , s . , 3 . . 5 . 4 'Vi I,-Q -R . Q- if H xy ' ,f , . .: . '. . .: . . Inst. . .: ' - - . - 0 , , . . 1,2, U 3, ' 45 ' 5 ' . . 5 - V K ' . x , g 9 i - isa Q X. -1. , A 4 0' if yn' I . f L4 f 'Q -' 1-1 1-.fr l I X 4 MICHAEL BRUDER fSt Bernardj Band 4 Track V 2 Football J V 1 . fr? 'iv' :WHO JOSEPH BURNS QSt Bernard, Amb Salesman Semorr Chorus aff'- GEORGE CANO Dwme SHVIOUIJ Amb Lab Tech. Cheerleader 2,3,4 Chxmes Paper ,3, 4, Speech 2 Tenxus 3 Z--.7 S-r HORACE BUBION JOSEPH BUENO fTa1paQ Amb Busmess fLourdesj Amb Clerk Football J V 2, jumor Counc1l Yearbook 4 Semor Chorus Q'-993 JOHN BUSTAMANTE Q0 L H.C Q Amb C P A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Maman Soc rety 3, 4, Clrcle C 3,4 JIS? 4 'lr-H' at-as PHILLIP CARDELLA QSacred Hearty Amb Pohceman Footballj V 2, 3, Basketball B 1, Golf 2, Semor Chorus Head Cheerleader 4 Maman Socrety 3, 4 Punt Shop 2 YES? KF? ERNEST CANHPOS QASSHHIPIIOHJ Amb jusuce Track 1,2 Glee Club 3, 4, Chess Club 1 X.,--r ENRIQUE CASILLAS QMn'acu.lous Meda1jAmb Engmeer Clrcle C 3, 4, CLPCIC C Councrl 4 Semor Councxl, Senxor Chorus 29 f fl 1 rl ii . 3 5 . D . . D 1 ' . : . 5 3 . . : U 9 ' 5 ' - ' . Q P ' Z lar' 4 4' 21 0 ' 0 : n 1 Q 3 : 3 Q .- Q 3 qi! ' ' ' . ,2,3. P , , ,gg , ca 3 X ' ' fi 1 V' 'Q' ,. , Ik 'F A Lx K x ' , A ig 3 X 4 .. . J . 0: . . J . 5 . . . , , . I . . 3 1 , 5 . ' l . . . ., . . Q, v-f RUDY CASTORENA QResurrect1onj Amb Draftsman Baseball V 2,3,4 Football V3 Block C 3,4, Class Off1cer 1,2,3 'SC' T ARTHUR CI-IAVEZ St Maryj Amb Accountant Cmrcle C Pres1dent 4, Football V 4 Block C 4 Student COUIICI1 4 izv DANIEL COME! 30 QSt Ignatmsj Amb x Draftsman Golf 1,2, Track 3, Class Off1cer 3 l- 'G' 1: -, FRED CASTRO JERRY CAVAZO cR6SLl.I'I'BCf1OHJ Amb Dentlst CSt Alphonsusj Amb Mortlclan Crrcle C 3 4, Semen' Chorus Dance Band 3, 4 an-. fp FRED CHAVEZ QSt Maryj Amb Probatnon Off Cross Country 2 RENE CISNEROS QSacred Hearty Amb Av1at1on Football V 4 QW? 'E-'J' EDWARD CORNELIUS RAMON CORONA Bernardj Amb ElecU'1c1a.u fLorettoQ Amb Teacher Iumor Cou.nc1l, Cxrcle C3, Class Offzcer 2,3, Student Affairs 3 4 w q L' , Q , any fu. . '.: t . .: ' . .: ' ' 71 A Q flap- io' u o c P' X 1 Q Q X , ' 1 ,F . ' . . QSt. .: ' ' u . I .: iff' fl 'VS RAMON CRUZ fD1vme Sav1ourjAmb Fulflllment Class Officer 1, 2, Yearbook 2,3, Ph1 Beta Chl 4 Great Books 4 EDMUND CORTINAS QSacred Heartj Amb Elect Big Football V 4 Baseball V 4 Nw -may i TROY DANFORD CDIVIHE SHVIOLIIQ Amb Pohceman Basketball B 1 Footballj V 1 BORTOLO DAL PONTE fSt Bernardj Amb Engineer Circle C 3,4, Phi Beta Clu 4 Y lie fb' i 1 1 s. i 2 JOHN DELGADO MARIO DE' LOS COBOS QSt. Turibiusj Amb.: Business QSt. Ignatius, Amb: Mortlcian Band 1, 2,3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Track A. C. 23 Cross Country A. C. 1 ARTHUR CUELLAR fD1V1I16 S3V1OUI,AIHb Electrician C1rcle C 3, 4, Ad Staff 3, 4 Year book 4 ll! 3 MICHAEL DE LA TORRE QHo1y Familyj Amb Surveyor Class Officer 2,3, Baseball I V 1 Student Affairs 3 J Q2 Q DENNIS DODD QSt. Bernardj Amb.: Engineer Marian Society 2,3, 43 Chimes Paper 2 3 4 Phi Beta Chi 4 Circle C3 4 Chimes Paper 2,3. 25 Circle C 45 Marian Soclety 2,3,4. 1, , , 5 3 , 1 nys 4 .-v 5 N H 4 fb P,- ' ' 1 4' ' fin' 'QQ ROBERT ENCINAS QSt Teres1taj Amb Success Semor Chorus Footballj V 2 1'-,Q QTY RICHARD ESPARZA QLocrc-:ttoj Amb F1112 Arts Cucle C 3, 4 Maman SOCICW 3 Yearbook 2,3 Great Books 4 S f DAVID ESTRADA QLourdesj Amb Auto Mech Cmrcle C 3, 4, Semor Chorus, Track Manager 2 32 gall Oflqlftel' ?fl!lw ZMM SA g gall Y'-7 JOHN ESPINOZA fSt Mary sy Amb Pohceman -X ff- s R.,- Ng , ROBERT ESCALANTE Assumpt1onjAmb Mathematlclan Class Offrcer 2 Ch1mes Paper 3 Basketball 1,2,3 Sw1mm1ng 2 'qg-fr ? '1' JOSEPH ESPINOZA fSt Teresmaj Amb Salesman Semor Band 4 Track Manager 3 y' Quang i RICHARD ESTRADA FRANK FALCHE. QSt Teresxtaj Amb Draftsman fSa.cred Hearty Amb Art1st Carole C 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Poster Poster Club 1, 2, Yearbook 3 en Club 3 xor Chorus e . 0 I .2 ' 1 A . 15 hs Q y C I :ic t ss s A I E- A' 5' Q-2' t , '1 -' , i V ' A . 5 . 5, D 6,43 . ' .: ' .I ' 3 .1 . 'IP . if I I I - . -'z . ' -' '. . . . ':,s.- -f5. f Afif. 'VF' fb-1 3 2 -'f 13 J JOHN FERRALEZ DARRYL FINKS JOSEPH FLORES fResurrectionj Amb. : Policeman QSt. Patrickj Amb.: Engineer ffalpaj Amb.: College Baseball J. V. 25 C. S.F. 25 Circle C Cross Cotmtry Mgr. 25 Glee Club 45 3, 4. Track 45 Senior Chorus. . ' -'J I A , , we fu 5 '53-4 J 5? 4 ' xv 5 he , 3 . 4 , 'L' ft. lv 5 , 7 v:f'XTf f ,, ' ' iff ,J , ' vi , Af -- A A 5 X RICHARD FLORES RAYMOND FONTES DONALD FRANCO QSt. Lucy, Amb.: Photographer QTa1paj Amb. z Success QAII Saints, Amb.: Businessman Senior Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Cross Country J. V. 2, 35 Track C 25 Football I. V. 2. Cheerleader 3, 45 Basketball Mgr. 2. Circle C 35 Senior Chorus ea 5 4. X3 1?-.7 5401 Lf fr' N f ,-,,, 1-2 1 xl A FRANK FUNARO GILBERT GARCIA IVHCHAEL GARCIA KO. L. H. C. I Amb.: Policeman QGuadalupej Amb: Truck Driver fSacred Hearty Amb. : Aeronautics Track C 15 Track B 2, 4. Glee Club 3, 45 Senior Chorus. 33 LG-rf ?,.f 1-.4 'Ov' GILBERT GONZALES MARIO GONZALEZ MICHAEL GONZALES St Teresxta Amb Electzromc fSan Antomoj Amb C1V1lEIlglI1CCI' fR6SlHYECt1OH, Amb Radlo Semor Band 2,3 4 Dance Band 4 C S F 2 3 Honor So lety 3 Suuor Semor COU.X1C1l Band 3 4 Football V Chorus Great books 4 4 Track V 3 4 CN- A if KR-tg .Qi FRANK GRANA RAUL GUTIERREZ HERBERT HART QAH Samtsj Amb PI'Of1C1EDCy fMu'aculous Medalj Amb Auchtor St Ignatmsj Amb Elect Cont Block C 3, 4 Tenms 1, 2, 3 Football V Cucle C 3 4 Ad Staff 3 Yearbook 4 Speech 1 2 Tenms 2 3 3 J ,4 1'- fvs 'fa ff! Hhs. 'Lv RICHARD HATTORI RALPH HAUSER DENIS HENDRICKSON QMa1'ykn011J Amb A1-chxtect Q0 L H C I Amb E1ectr1c1a.n QA11 Samtsj Amb Armed Forces C S F 1,2, Speech 1,2, Poster Club 3, Cucle C 3,4, Baseballj V 2, Baseball 34 Greet Books 4. V 3, 4, Semor Chorus. QQ 'E QB-15 '5 -C' QA H. r -I x I 5 . QB! Jf, 1 ,NJ-,X QC Q 'vu Q i 5 Af-A A ju' - X -. ' 9 Q .l ' I .: ' Eng. .:' ' ' 'l ' ' v .: ' , 5 . . . . , 3 C ' 5 ' 3 , 3 . 3 2 . 5 . , . ., ,-fn. ' . In - 'Q,, ' . L- . Q A 4- u 2 I ' E sm ! . ' .. Q A ' I ii , .Li Q I I . , is 1 I mei is ' t .2 ' ' ' H' 5 q .: ' Q . ' ' .: I . . ' 5 S - 1 9 ' 5 - 9 ' 3 . W E 'I ' , Q ' A I A.. V X I ? g A A . .L A Ax P' Q x, x RICHARD I-IERNANDEZ QAll Saints, Amb. : Insurance Circle C 3, 45 Football I. V. 25 Football V. 3,45 Block C 4. .N - , -1 4 A 0,4 RONALD HOGUE QI-loly Familyj Amb. : Fulfillment lo' 1- ' JF'- l. QTalpaj Amb. : C. P. A. Senior Band 3, 45 Dance Band 4 . Jost JIMENEZ Go' i RODOLFO I-IERRERA QOLQAQ Amb.: Electrician Rally Committee 45 Senior Chorus. l i A 5 5 fr, 1. 5 Q1-9' ALLAN HUBER QAll Saints, .2 Q X1 'X 4'-N ' I I 1 NORMAN JOHNSON QAll Saintsj Amb.: Forestry Track C 25 Senior Chorus . in If 3,4- f I WILLIAM HILLMAN fllessurectionj Amb.: Traffic Mgr. Football V. 45 Senior Chorus5 Block C 4. 'nf' Gr 7 AUGUSTINE JAUREQUI QTalpaj Amb.: Policeman Band 1, 45 Football J. V. 25 Football V. 45 Class Officer 1. if 1 Q A i ' A RUSSELL JOHNSON QAl1 Saintsj Amb.: Mastery Baseball J. V. 2, 3. 35 7' FV' . 5 ,! F ' Yr I , ,.r' LW Z V X. J .f - Ad' A ay X 1 Q 4 Xl 1 ,- , .13 5 . giddy 5 ll I l 5-J i jOSEP,HfKALAJKOVIC EARL KANE VINCENT KIENTZ KO. L. H. C. J Amb. : Civil Eng. fAssurnptionj Amb. : Electronic Eng, QSt. Ignatiusj Amb. : Surveyor Glee Club 3, 45 Circle C 3. C. S.F. 2, 35 Honor Society 35 Speechl CS L. tl- j 12 D Q A -f k 5 . 5 iii JAMES LA COURREYE DAVID LEE ERNEST LEOS fAll Saintsj, Amb. Interior Decorator QLourdesj Amb. : Nuclear Phy. QLorettoj Amb.: Banker Yearbook 35 Senior Chorus Cross Country J. V. 25 C. S. F. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Marian Society 2, 35 Base C. S. F. Pres. 45 Student Council 4. ball I. V. 2. . -,J MM' 1.-' 'F ' I , 1,.- , 3 Al , L 'bf ff. FRANZ LOESCHNIGG FRANK LOPEZ MANUEL LOPEZ QSt. Stephanj Amb.: Scientist QSt. Josephj Amb.: Draftsman QGuadalupej Amb.: Electrician Band 25 Senior Chorus Cross Country V. 45 Track 2, 3, 45 jun- Cross Country I. V. 1, 25 Block C 3,45 ior Council5 Block C 4. Track V. 2, 3, 45 Cross Country V 3,4. 36 is ?US 36 fav TP 'V ISMAEL LOPEZ TIANA MARTIN LORENZINI RICHARD LYNCH fTa1paj Amb Mus1c1an fLorettoJ Amb Teacher fSacred Hearty Amb Flreman and 1 2, 3, 4, Class Off1cer 2 Rally Clrcle C 3, 4 Semorr Chorus Cucle C 3, 4 Maman SOCICTIY 3, 4 Commxttee 3 4 Chlmes ECl1tO ily 0'- ROBERT MACIAS SALVADOR MACIAS JOSEPH MACK QTa1paj Amb Draftsman fSt V1b1anaj Amb Pohceman QSt Ignatxusj Football I V 2 Track C 2 Track 4 46111 ..-4' ERNEST MALDONADO QTa1paj Amb. . C. P. A. Glee Club 4, C1rcle C 3, 4. Football V 2,3 4, Maman SOCIEW 2 3,4 Pres Marmn SOCIEIIY 4 Brother Bertram Award -or ,, 1 PHILIP MALONEY CARLOS MANCILLAS QSt. Domuucj Amb. : Contractor QO. L. H. C. 1 Amb. : Draftsman Cross Country V 2, Semor Chorus, Cross Country Y. 2, 3,4, Track V 2,3, Intramural 3, 4, 4, Block C 3, 4, Track B 1 37 A A C O ' 1 1 Q x ' ' ' sf - A L1 A . i 'I Y v 5 K , X 5 f I X ,J B Z n . ' .- 9 . ' ' . 3 . . ' ' S , . ' ' r 3. Kyra! ,Q 'gp av 4 ' 4 V' ' Y .' 352, , E' A 1 . , f' ' I h . it I . i 3 . . . ,I D I U . . ' , . 5 ' S ' ' A zz. ' 7 . . X .gy It I - I ,R 'gf 3:3 f ' 'Ai .v 3 'f' Q . v 1 ag . ' 3- f., J, 1 , ,,rf1 fn 7 Ml.. 5 Q gn an 1:-, , , Q A 4 ' ij N Ks' l A A 5 Q' 'P as Nsi ' T' ,A iw I' ' A JOHN MARES fLorettoj Amb Engmeer FRED MARQUEZ Q0 L PLC J Amb Electr1c1an Class Off1cer 1, Bootballj V 1, Basketball C 1 0341! -D. Q- DOMINGO MARTINEZ QAl1 Samtsj Amb Aero Eng Class Offxcer 3, Semor Chorus, Intra mural 2 38 JOHN MARICH fSt Anthonyj Amb Lawyer Speech 1, 2, 3, 4 Maman SOCIETY 2 , 4 CLFCIG C 3 Handball Champ 4 Lcfom e5 w2rfL .jwlawng om e ,4 ,4 RMA of of sm 52 if-A RAUL MARTINEZ QSt Ignanusj Amb College Hag: -f .. 'J ARTHUR MARQUEZ fD1w1ne Sawourj Amb X Ray Tech Band 1 2, 3, 4 Tenms 2 3 C1rcle C 3 ar- f' Qs Q RAYMOND MARTIN Assumpmonj Amb Crnmnal Invest Football V 2 3 4 Semor Counc1l 4 Cucle C 3 4 Baseball 4 we FK RONALD MCWILLIAMS QHo1y Redeemer, Amb Retall Class Offlcer 1 Ad Staff 2, 3 Semor C1rcle C 3,4, Glee Club 3,4 Maman Chorus SOCIEYY 2 3, 4 Speech 1, 2 44 n 3 I X E A 3 , I S5 . ' 3 . ' 1 D 5 - 2 5 1 ' 4:4 c H, 5. ' QQ X x ar . . H I 0 o .1 G ' I f ' .I I ' . , , , 2, Q, I , , , , . . 3 ' sm f J 3 ' X A 4 1141 lg N 4- x N, gf ' fif . ky -ee' A I V' 9 , I 5 , ' ' 4 ' A ' yrs - -cr -A1 CARLOS MENDOZA JAMES MENDOZ A ROBERT MENIDOZA QTa1paj Amb Proflclency fRCSuITCCt1OI1, Amb P11ot L Ii C Amb Draftsman CIICIE C 3 Maman Socxety 3 Class Off1CCT 1 2 Q Yearbook 2 3 Basketb 11 C 1 , 3. Footballj V 2 Semor Queen s Pagean Chorus '2' mi' 4:- HV 'Cr ALFRED MESA SAM MONTES ARMANDO MONTOYA fGuada.1upej Amb Mus1c1a.n QDIVIDC Sa x 1O'l1I'j Amb Trxumph QGuada1upej Amb E1ectr1c1an Track B 2 Seruor Band 3,4 Dance Cxrcle C 4 Band 4 Cross Country 1 2 1331? pow 1:--Y K-v ma-V5 HUBERT MORENO DAVID Mossn DAVID NAVARRO Qmsumpnony Am Q p A ist Teresltay QSt TEIESIIIBJ Amb Success Honor swery 3 Block c: 3,4 Baseball Basketball V 3, 4 Semor Chorus V 3,4 Baseballj V 2 39 A U -.: V Q' q .:' 40. .p .z U 3 1 7 Q S Q f - Q ' t 4. . .u ' 1 4, E . 'N 5 'J x 1s s . f - 3 ' s ' . 5 J ' K5 9 . i, xv , dw gs' .ik I ,au 5 JP' I .V ' b.: . . . . ' - ' ' -I 5 5 ' 3 1 S 1 . Q i-..f kv I i RAUL NERIA QSt. Vibianaj Football I. V. 1, 25 Football V. 45 Basketball C 1, Class Officer 1. 5 Q 5 ! Q 1 4 I 1? GEORGE OLSEN QSt. Aloysiusl Amb.: Navy Dv 4 5 Q59 X 5' RICHARD OSUNA gA1l Saints, Amb.: College enicl' Chorus, Speech 43 Glee Club 45 Apostleship of Prayer President. 40 C5 QE'-vi C, Tv WILLIAM NERIA QSt. Vibianaj Amb.: Business Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class President. KENNETH OKITA QMaryknollj C. S.F. 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4, Speech 1, 23 Great Books 4. 'Z'-' U1 F' ' 1 B lf MICHAEL O'NEl1.L ALEX ORNELAS QSt. Bernard, Business Mgr. fAssumptionj Amb.: Business Chimes 2, 3, Radio Club 35 Phi Beta Chi 4, Great Books 4. Football V. 2, 3, 4, Block C 3, 45 Chimes Paper 1, 25 Senior Chorus. ff 1 5 M xy' espn? MANUEL OZUNA RUDY PADILLA fAssumptionj Amb. : Policeman QSt. lgnatiusj Amb. : Business Class Officer 1, 2,3, 45 Baseball V. 2, Football J. V. 23 Track C 25 C. S.F. 1, 3,45 Football V. 2,3, 4. Glee Club 1. ' APN Q., if 2 . Y X - I 4 .711 EDWARD PATINO RICHARD PEDROZA QSacred Hearty Amb. : Elect. Eng. fTalpaj Amb.: Accountant Yearbook 2,35 Head Photographer 4. Dance Committee Pres. 43 Baseball V. 3,4, Block c 3, 4, Circle c 3. 6 'rv Q ill ARTHUR PEREZ fSacred Hearty Amb. : Mech. Eng. Senior Chorusg Intramural 2. .jfs 35 var.-r , ...fr . 'x 3? F ELIX PEREZ ELMO PERKINS MICHAEL PICKERING QSt. Maryj Amb.: Success QSt. Michaelj Amb.: Bookkeeper fDivine Saviorj Amb.: Architect Class Officer 3, Rally Committee 4. Marian Society 3, 4, Circle C 3, 4, Sen- Yearbook Editor 2, 3, 45 Circle C 3, 45 ior Chorus. Phi Beta Chi 45 Quill and Scroll 3. jus 'i 3 its I is ' S ARMON POSTELLE RICHARD QUEZADA ALFRED RAMIREZ QSt. Patrickj Amb.: Lawyer fl.ou:rdesj Amb.:Busi.ness QLcwettoj Amb. : Musician Football LV. 23 Track 1, 2, 3,43 Stu- Senior Chorusg Baseball J. V. 1. Band 45 Glee Club 45 Senior Chorus. dent Council lg Tract A-C 3 41 'Gi' n 1-' ,..,.. , FEL or Y I IULIAN RAMOS JAMES REMILLARD IGNACIO RENDON QLQ. Purisimaj Amb. : Engineer QSt. Ignatiusj Amb. : Businessman fSt. Dominic, Amb.: journalist Senior Chorus Football 1. V. 23 Senior Chorus Football I. V. 25 Band 3, 4, Speech -1. 1 , if X yup-1' Q f X ALFRED REYES ARMANDO REYES CHRISTOPHER RIES QO. L. Q. A. J Amb. : Diplomat fDivine Saviorj Amb. : Electrician QSt. Bernard, Amb. : Salesman Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 35 Circle C 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2, Chimes Paper 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 3, Maflall Society 2,3,4. Senior Chgrus ffl Q... af' Q' f X ANTHONY RODRIGUEZ RUDY RODRIGUEZ RUDY C. RODRIGUEZ QO. L. Q. A. J Amb. : Biologist QSacred Hearty Amb. : Lawyer QSt. Bernardj Amb. : Business Student Body Presidentg Student Coun- Cross Country A. -C. 2, 3, 45 Track V. Student Body V. P. 3 Track V 2, Marian cil 3, 4, Circle C 43 Tennis V. 3. 23 Block C 3. Society 45 Senior Chorus. '24 'Q if R 'rx X L' ' s 1 iv,--' ' X., .inf LOUIS ROSALES ROBERT ROSALEZ ALFRED ROY cAllS31HtSJ Amb Draftsman fAssumpt1onj Amb C P A St Mschaelj Amb Advancement Band 3 Semor Class Secretary Treasurer Rally Comm1ttee 4 Senxor Chorus Quxll and Scroll 3 Yearbook Edltor 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Gs' W fc'- f' ...., JOSEPH SAENZ FRANK SALAS THOMAS SALETTA St Pauly Amb Engmeer fSt Teres1taQ Amb Carpenter L H C Amb El6Ct1'1C12.Il. Class Off1cer 1 Basketball B 1 Semor Maman SOCIEUY 3 4, Football V 3 Chorus Cxrcle C 3 Rally Comm1ttee Pres 4 ' and Y...-f rj EDWARD SANCHEZ ROBERT SANDOVAL CLIFFORD SCI-HH! All Samtsy QSt Peterj Amb C P A QSt Ignatlusl Amb Archxtect C Block C 3 4 Football V 3 4 Foot Glee Club 3, 4 Basketball C 1 Bask Semor Chorus, Footballj V 1, 2 Foot ball J V 2, Basketball B 1 etball I V 2, Basketball V 3 ball V 3 4, Block C 4 4 All ' .: v ' .: . . . Q . ' A . .:. fb .. fi if 5, X X I C . t .t '. . , ' l .1 CO. . . .J .: ' ' 5 3 . g a ' ' ' 5 1 wx, V I , Z 1 A ' 'Q 4-' 5, 1 'Q tr lt' 'S W EO ' - .',l1. - ,43 +A A. Qs? ,YQ 1 b .2 3 SAM SEMON RICHARD SMELTZ QSt Anthonyj Amb Pohceman QAll Samtsj Amb POl1t1CS Semor Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 2,3,4 Maman Socxety 2 3, 4 Cxrcle C 3, 4 Clrcle C 3,4 Maman Socxetiy 2 4 C S F 3, 4 Honor Soclety 3 a6 ' P A-6-W RUDY SOLTERO CHARLES STANTON QSt Mary, Amb D1sc jockey flmmaculate Conceptlonj Amb Pr1est Clrcle C 3, 4, Ch1mes Paper 1 Ad Staff Band 2 J, 4 Clrcle C 3, 4 Basketball 4 Appostleshlp of Prayer 3, 4 V Mgr 3, 4, Baseball V 4 We' 1,-P-:nv JOI-IN TALAMANTEZ EDWARD TORRES fAssumpt1onj Amb La UA flue 6 dl'fll0l0Il i pt- ,Q GREGORY SNARIC St V1b1anaj Amb B1olo 1 t g s Football V 2, 3, 4 Maman SOCICYY 1,2,3 Class Offmer 2 Semor Chorus was gl 715 WALTER SZWENIK QSt Teresa of AV1l2, Semor Chorus, Glee Club 4 Glee Club 4 Ph1 Beta Chl 4 .711 O M cflfallaheal wyer QLourdesj Amb Pharmaclst r er Chxmes Paper 4 Speech 2 A ostl h , p es 1p and 2, 3, 4, Football I V 2, Football of Prayer 3, 4 v. 3, 4, Block c 4. 44 2 . . A ' 4 . . .,. ,,. ' 5 - , . A 4 f Us X , r l A 5 l 5-M, K., I ' - - 5 s g a ' ' , s,' s 5 13: ' ' ' - 5 14- f ' I V , ' . . u J, . . 1 . 3 . 5 ,L E fa 'Q X 3 . C af sm- 51-. F 41. .M k ,Aax'.':Tlf xv xl ' ' x Q' Q ' 5 ,' a ' a N., C N Q ' , 2 he 0 X -aj, - arf . ' S . ' B . . . . 2 , W' X-gd i C R 'RG 1 ,I !, re X , , ALFRED URCUYO fSt. Thomasj Amb. Senior Chorus LEONEL URCUYO : Lawyer fSt. Thomasj Amb. : Electronic Eng. Marian Society 1, 25 Circle C 43 Sen- ior Chorusg Great Books. 4?,. wwf t' if Qrfv--r ,ff A 3 if Louis VASQUEZ 3 Ukssumptionj Amb.: Carpenter Student Body Treasurer 3, Block C. President 45 Baseball V. 2, 3, 4. i JOSEPH VIGIL PETER VILLANUEVA QSt. Camxllusj Amb.: Novelist QSt. Mary, Arnb. : Architect Chimes Paper Ed. 2, 35 Yearbook Ed. 45 Circle C 3, 43 Apostleship of Prayer Vice President 3, 4. -ns 9 l for iii Lf ' RUDY VILLANUEVA fl-loly Cross, Amb.: Electronic Eng. Speech 1, 2, Tennis 2, 33 Circle C 3, C. S.F. 2. H 'fs f f xl fn -A l se n Mmaeg A JOSEPH VINCENT OLIVER WILLIAMS - QI-Ioly Crossj Amb. : Triumph QSt. Patrickj Amb.: Football Senior Chorus, Class Officer 1. Football J. V. 1, 23 Football V. 3, 45 Track 1, 23 Senior Chorus. 45 LJ u NIO R? Yal ':' 'fi 'im ,M .im ,awww .--- ' 2- 1Q',gg i 'vi fl 3 A E 11. . , e 1 4. 5 l 4 S Q, I s- . v-. l George Acevedo Alex Acosta Charles Aguxlzu' Stephen Aguilar john Arroyos Joe Agu1la.r Frank Alva G.- : ' L. A- Gilbert Arvizu Rob ert Acosta iv' an:-4' :-f I Juvencw Agu11a.r Rene Amador William Arvizu Angel Agredano Joe Arreola. L . 'bl .JA C ASS -r Jggeph Baca Albert BBITIOS ORS .. My john Borr1one Edward Beckmg i we Charles Camarlllo Robert Bosnyak M1chae1 Canms xp 316 Alej andro Bautlsta erry Battoe Frank Bernal Edward Bertrand QS Andrew Broussard Marcus Calderon 'QF' Mlchael Carr Anthony Cas111as 5 ,Z .Z C astxUO Ch YN 67' ustl Nhchad G et :Ad xp 'P auX Crm M D 9-V16 Cmaf- ...I ' ohrl Cofglat 102 Coma Lee Colca Vxctor Corral if Puchafd Cruz D3-11191 Cum Robert Daum omas D3V1dSOD if 15 v' . -A 5 I Q : 'CY-Son . . XNesXCY D1 Rlflhafd DONE Percy Duran Theodore Ellison Raul in Escobedo r , A r I Manuel Estrada Ronald Estrella Thomas Ferrara Michae 1 Fiore T l R r lrrr if ,L IA 1 J f R Andrew Flores Frank Flores Rene Flores vt 4-on , 4, Ava J 7 P2111 Ga ge Ronald Galwey Raymond Garcia Ruben Garcia Ru dy Gare. Thonlas G rbony C 5 A119210 C. QYT langr 12 flrcfa 112 egczrio x X ek ,l, d Gonzades :A g Gr ana Enrique Michael Raymond Gr anados F. ld el Gr aniuo X lu Pdex Hernandez X gf Robert Hernandez e Salvador Hernandez 5 L. David Hofmaus G1 ckson d jaxamillo Arth ur J3-Uregui enn 1Shibas-hi Lawrence ja Nativida X 52 x EQ . . xx S 1 Louis . Jlmenez Robert Jimenez RODa1d Johnson Sanford J0I1es 5 Alex Munoz Ponce Marquez Richard Martinez Columbus McAlpin . i s I AQ Richard Melendres Richard Me-.1-az 54 Robert Miramontes Larry Monte ilh xi , J f X Ewwdo Mgiinel 5 M3961 NX GN' ed ,dv . gy' 30 xN aka! VACXUNX X Saves Nxeeg, X x vid -NXQYOY ex -4 ff' f D9- at P33917- Louis Moran 4 OF Cjzrj f Stophe, 1 Morgan Ol-,err Ffa' 1 Naval? I o Frank Ogaz ' e h X :E Edw Q M A L, ard Olkowski ef anllel Orona 4 I Martin orosco , Q F E , fayj P Tank Perez ep Perez Juan erez A9-o 'U' 5 2 O , Dennis Phelps Philip Pietraszko 1 Nicholas Ojeda 159- joseph Ortiz ...i Michael Pesqueira Terry Prutsos oasiguez '43 has I ,, , ue,-ada Esau Ramirez john Razonable Rudxl Q wr , in L cendel Jose Rocha Ray Rodriguez Ric RRY Re han, Ro Q 5 Carlos Rubio Anthony Ruiz umm VX Gustavo Ru ' R 1 X ara G Andrew Same Rudy sam eqfge sake do XX ' I x X . Edward Sanchez Manuel Sanchez , O 1 1 I asf R b S Nick Seitz Savarese u en egura Thomas 'Hb N L Ed ward San tos S it 3, F rallk S11-laldino K , 2 1 f gd l, vi t ? we .O David S0115 Everett Stanton s 50061 S ephen Sug 31' Y B in Wiy, 1 A ? Takahashl Larry Tambara Robert T iL?'3: ,i:Jfi? joSePh aY1Qr 1 XA wamce Tam Reima Ubauez 1 QIWA Fd Kgs 1' Roland Tom Joe Torrenueva 4' 'bf Henry Uribe Antonio Valadez Ia mes Tfentinj is is K William Valencia Louis Varela forge Valdjvia , V 1 I I ,:QqfL'.f I an M .4 1 . Raymond V aienc , anuel Vlllalobos 495 -rd Richard Zumel , , 4 . Division Page Right Michael Yamamoto C. DiGregorio, 45, H M L P. Saale, Frosh. ,,,,,,,,,......,-- . SOPHS 'N FROSH IO-I F -X .'4 -ni 4 Iv LIT? wi w 1 ,u 'x yligwfi . X.. X l.ffff3w'ff ' 4 ' megxwbe 'ms' 5 X ' . 1 ,again 5551 fir: -Q ' 'L X' fn ' -1 ,L I 1 1 Y. l ga N ,Ex 3 3 i Y 'x FW 31. zv OFFICERS - left to right: Brother Patrick, Advisor, C. Canales, President: T. Bibbs, Vice-President, A. Munoz, Secretary-Treas urcr, e CJ vs -65 Z' i , as. 'T' N - .. s I .gy '-- P 3 f 'T' ww Q, pq .Q wg, 1 in E. , , . an ac IJ, QL 'U' 'tug it iii-4 A ' - .Vs ,ff .f' l l.n ! Q -.,f....a TOP ROW - left to right: R, Hapgood, F. Perez, G, Mejia, L. Preslicka. ZND ROW: J, Bianco, R. Sandoval, L. Rochon, A. Gonzales, G. Walters, H. Fonseca. 3RD ROW: D. Gonzales, A. Mosse, F. Garber, G. Martinez, J. Mione, D, D'Amore, A. Cuni, A, Medina, D. Hart. 4TH ROW: N. Garcia, I-I, Aldana, J. Tinoco, R. Iclspiritu, H. Messier, M. jojola, C. jiminez, E. Lovato, F. Martinez. BOTTOM ROW: G. Padilla, 1. Gelfuso, F. Garcia, Nl. Marchand, R. Gonzales, L. Rivas, I. Salazar, D. Martinez, D. lvlulsoff, M. Solorzano. MISSING: A. Espinoza, A. Gonzales, G. Palacio, V. Rojas. OFFICPQRS - left to right: Brother ilede, Advisorg Ni. Dovfell, President: C. DiCrcgorio, Vice-Preaidcziq H. Montes, Secre- tary-Tregsurer. ?N lik 'J J can 31 IO-4 . ,l- ? ' :W Q 'ae 'V' vi of ff' 'ff' 1 r f x-. .,N.' , is ii ' O l X , ' v - ' O lJ'1 if Qu! ml' 'X C Ns 4 ' X Q 7 tk Af, 1 ' Z' '1- ' ' if . 33 - -D .- , , , 2' ' 1- f-lv , ,,, Y r 6 S 36 fs- 0 O . 1 x TOP RCW - left to right: N. Dodd, Xl. Smith, 1, Xkiledez, G. Di.niu.s. ZYD ROW: lf, Nezuetz, D. Sigety, li. Sxmric, C. I Candles, W. ?,i:.nci:1elli, E. Colton, J. Niorileg. 3RD RCW: P, Bates, I. Yrzelich, P. Grind, I. Yelrzsco, T. jackson, C. Villaserior, M, Sqzliizir, D, Bauer, L. Garcia. -1'l'HROW: I. Pickering, ii Korve, C, Weitermyzzi, A.. F-forrxles, L, Tfezzdt, R Velgzsquez, li. T-Lilone, W, Santillax, R. Sandoval, M. Pagan, BOTTOfN1RO'.'.': L. Mestyinelp, R. Cliipres, D. Rogue, F. Puglisi, G. Elillmzin, I. Ascosta, D. fxliyamoto, R. De Santiago, RL Carrillo, J. Collier. Gini EA :rdf .Z4l'l'L 60156 OfnfQl'J BACK ROW: G. Rodriguez R. Rodriguez M. Wratten G. Rivera J, Vailpondo B. Watkins R. Recendez L. Vacca J. Nausha A. Sega FRONT ROW: P. Saale D. Tizano J. Velasquez T. Norwood A. Moreno J. Oaxaca J. Orosco F. Ojeda R. Navarro 64 FIRST ARCH: Br. Leonard, Advisor SECOND ROW D Dunkel J. Mora A Salazar F. De Leon E. Weber A Garcia I. Fabbiano A King C. Johnson M. Berrelleza FRONT ROW: R. Cervantes R. Chavez A. Cuellar J. Bobadilla A. Giammichele C. llscalante I. Hinojoza E. Alvarado A. Escobar J. Duronslet , ...ww M sw-jiri if ,1 yy Q75 X AQ 5 'Fr f r MJ . J 'ii KY' 4 9 , ,, Class Ofricers - A. Alva D. Castillo E, Matthew Back Row: E. :XiLl.I'IL'1CZ J, Hughes M, Yanez F. Ortega D. Salvador I. Hall A.. Soto G. Le Duff L. Kelso D. Peterson B. Serrano W. Topolrtjvc Front Row: A. Cardellg M. Rinoon D. Perez B. Santos 1. Seguin. M. .-Xogltiie' 1 - Ri L N Q W T. . 11135 A. Sierra R. Noric ' F. Ortega First Arch: fl. to r j 1 First Arch: Brother Giles, Advisor Bacl-L Rozv: Qi. G. Valencia I. Cissell T. Reyes A. Rodriguez S. Plescia G. 'Viykoff I. Dinius M. Espana J. Vasquez M. Cress R. Espinoza Front Row: I. Nasi C. Wtisliington R, Mercado L. De La Rosa D . Perez I. Meraz L. Gordon G. Nickolas 1, Chavez I. Morrison KV. Arbella il A .5 3 f i qi OFFICERS: fl. Lo r. J E. Aguilar, Vice-President, E. Gonzalez, Secretary-Treasurer, Brother Gerald, Ad- visor, R. Duarte, President, 'ff w 4 TF , V, ii TOP: P. Kuleto, C. Moreno, G. Gonzales, R. Olzazal-Qi. MID- DLE: A. Neva, D, Lire, G, jones, D, Manley, R, Ledesmzi. BOTTOM: F. Morris, R, Moeller, V. Gutierrez, M. Ortiri, li, Falche. I TOP: A. de le Torre, A, Flores, A, Rzirbqi, V. Co INUDDLE: S. Garregitliers, L, Barber, R. Boring, P. Alciiln, C, Blick, BOTTOXT: M. Grilwey, R. Gnrcii G. GuLierreL, 1, Daniels, D. G:irei.i. 1 1 1 f 'L- QB W, TOP: R Yillaxuielx BOTTOM: Sclimidt T 4 Reyna, 1, Stititji, R, fxlartiziusen. MIDDLE: E 11, I. Rini, 1. Villasenor, j. Shaw, G. Reynaga I, Schlobolxm, ll, Mnxmino, L. Trujillo, R. P. Perez, fi OT PRESENT: J. Receridez, ,KX , xmwm' K , ,,, 'im ,.v4.. ' 5 ' RUDY RODRIGUEZ TONY RODRIGUEZ fa Vice-President President l W TOP: fl. to r. Q David Lee, President, C. S. F., ' 4, Louie Vasquez, President, Block Ceeg Larry Jackson, Editor, Chimes Paper, Robert Rosalez, Editor, Chimes Yearbook, Sal Macias, President, gi. I LJ fhy., ,X il iv 1 -. fa Marian Socielyg Arthur Chavez, President, Circle Cee. DRG NZATIO S vi . ' l, is 'ff' x Albert Banios - .' ' Treasurer hx '- '35- . - Q SN. its LL. A A I 4 ET' v SERVERS: QI. to r. j First Row: M. Dowell, I.. Mesry- Qiziek, C. MCAlpi1i, BI. Pagan, A, Espiriosa, M, Dodd, R, Siniric. SECOND ROW: W. Mgmcizielli, R. Daum, J, Vclrisco, D. Dodd, R, Smclu, R. Espiriui. MISSION COMIXIITTEE: QI. tory F, Salas, R. Esparzgi, S, Semon, A. Acosta. OC PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: 'N QI. to r. J R. Segura, W. Terry, C, Di Gregorio, M. Oroim, 1. Pickering. A Q Developing an increase in Cath- olic Action was the watchword of this year's Marian Society. Under the leadership of President Sal Macias and moderator Brother Claude, the Society performed such functions as assisting at Student Body Mass, filling holy water fonts , and setting up confessionals which help fill the spiritual needs of the Cathedral student. SACRAMENTAL COMMITTEE Q1 tor jF1rstRow B Rodr1guez,A Hernandez j Tmoco STAINDIING C Crmales R R dr uez J Montes A Mosse A A Reyes, R Benda,j Mzuxch L V:1re1a,L Vasquez,j Amaro, L Urcuyo, o lg Cas111as ,W x I COUNCH.:f1 tor jSeated: R Castowena, R Fsparza S Macias PresidentD Dodd W ING: I Bueno, G Snaric A Reyes, Brother Claude, Advisor5 R Bendn L. Mestyanek Terry, J. Mendoza. STAND CIRCLE at QC HF Q3 CIRCLE C COUNCIL Front Row fl to r Q R BACK ROW Brother Armand Advxsor, R C Treasurer R Bormg, Recorder, A Chavez, P1-es1dent fv ' ,..--v 0 - . 515,55 t Members of the Hgxrm , W CUCXG V' Dirmef ' Navarro, I Coma, I Trentuu as111as, R Esparza, Secretary 3.23 'u-. , 5-W Al-Q Qs W1 x disheS in Prep a nr 311011 for me Fiesta QV- '. ...4..,.. X .sr .5 .:' ly .- w. A Reyes, R. Sol- FIRST ROW: Ll. to r.-j R. Rosalez, R. McWilliams, A. Montoya, S. Sernon, R. Estrada, . tero, E. Perkins. SECOND ROW: T. Rodriguez, L. Urcuyo, E. Patino, R. Smeltz, E. Maldonado, I. Men- doza, j. Vigil, R. Martin, M. Pickering. THIRD ROW: R. Meraz, E. Sanchez, C. Seitz, R. Zuniel, G. Salcedo, R. Ruiz, H. Uribe. FOURTH ROW: R. Uballez, C. McAlpin, M. Yamamoto, 1. Valdivia, G. Ruiz j. Soccio, j. Perez. FIFTH ROW: N. Ojeda, W. Terry, j. Rocha, j. Torrenueva, W. McKinney, F. ' Melendres, A. Saavedra, T. Ruiz. Perez, W. Rodriguez, R. 5.- L W. . FIRST ROW: U.. 10125 D. Dodd, I. Bonfiglio, R. Benda, M. Lorenzini, F. Castro, D. Estrada, A. Cuellar, 1. Bustamante, H. Abt, R. Aceves. SECOND ROW: E. Bertrand, B. Dal Ponte, R. Castorena, R. Gutierrez, N. Aldana, R. Lynch, 1. Ferralez, M. de los Cobos, G. Martinez, P. Duran. THIRD ROW: A. Agredano, R. Acosta, 1. Lindberg, T. Davidson, G. lsnibashi, R. Cruz, G. Acevedo. FOURTH ROW: F. Gramllo, M. Cas? tillo, M. Calderon, D. Hofmans, R. Martinez, M. Fiore. FIFTH ROW: S. Hernandez, 1. Luna, W. Makowski, ' R. Escobedo, 1. Aguilar, A. Barrios, F.. Martinez. 73 R. Daurn, D. Cum, if X J' B L 0 C K FQ 'ri xr' n SH .4 5 lic' Y il -v A If K J' I 56? W S Em ff' f 4.2 ASSOCIATION ...mg GLOCKWISE: A. Morales, R. Garcia, A. Espinoza, I. Morales, Brother Giles Advisor A Esviritu E A A I I I . Y.. uiiaf, P. Alcala, A. rfiedim, fi. oliver, of Padni., -I 7,2 rea , gf' 2 L. Urcuyo, K. Okila, M Gonzales, 1. Mack. STANDING R. Cruz, Brother La Salle, Advisor, R. I-Littori, M. O'Neill, R. Villanueva. SEATED: qi. to f. PEE H s-X' X- X LEFT TO RIGHT. L 'Xi L 1. 1.1 J f 1 - LJ ft ,. .J V V V TNR Jlpb. xv. N-.Alf ox-xslci, R. Crux, DEB TING 'cs jx? ,Qc 1 I 'C fi , c 4 ., L 4 xv' 'lf T RONV: QI. to r.j L. IQLCLSGA1, 1. Mceggm, T. Itmclssn. SECOND ROW: W. Mgtkowski, M. Dowell, L. Nasty- anek., I. Montes, I-I. D. Lee President. ., HO OR socnzrv The Arch of Constantine on the Avenue of the Triumphal Way, Rome, Italy. Picture .ll Icftz STANDING CI. LO r. Q P. Miller, I, Montes, L. Mes- tymzck, Brother Eclwarti, Advisor. -vy E. BCn.r.1I1'.g. SF,-XTED: R. Cruz, W. Mal-1o'.w'sI.i, P. Pietraszko, L. Moran, D. Lire, R. Lcdesnm, J. I ,ew Rini, L. INLLLIIIJ., P. Perez, R. OI-11 zaki. SEATED: QI. to r.j P. Perez, C. Di Gregorio, M, Ctu'riIIo, J. Rini, L. Mestyzmek, I.. jackson, I. Meegan, J. TLII.LII1LlSIII, H. Abt. STANDING: S. Hernandez, M. Dcwell, T. Jael-son, D. Lee, R, Smeltz, W. Mglkowsl-gi. . 4 Members illustrate science of Chemis LEFT TO RIGHT M uv. : . Pickering, D. Salinas, H. Abt, Presidentg T. Prutsos, R. Cruz, F. Smaldino. .J Hmmm scn5Nc Ah 4 'Vyiv i455 aus 17 194. Lita CZ: This year saw an increase in an interest in the field of science. This interest led to the development of the Phi Beta Chi, commonly known as the Science Club. Under moderator Brother Damian and President Horst Abt, the Club has tried to promote an Lmderstanding of the problems of the modern day. A lecture by Mr. Robbins of the Atomic Energy Com- mission created a furtherment of knowledge in the field of atoms in peaceful uses. 78 Biologists of the club investigate the world of the Protozoa. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Garber, E. Lovato, D. Dodd, B. Dal Ponte, MIDDLE: D. D'Amore, Brother Damian, Advisorg R. Espiritu. BACK: B. Man- cinelli, H. Aldana, L. Rivas. W QQ. 1 '.,-,.,M-- L J: - .L .n,+Q'.g. 4, . gov n L Q3 ALM f 'M ' 9 all f-4: i. Aqx - Q' tv-' 251 I-'X - . -.ea hifi' 'wifi KI. 3 .Sr . D page 1, f , AL. Ix 'N .2 3 Y-v .- . Y 5-,i5 f 1 ' 9' 251:15 1. ,- .D r- ' L19 ' ' 41. . .. 1 'Lv 6 . . C . 1 'l'l0 'l' AW! 201111125 loc!!! 77121115 izllfor ' - f' ,, Fw., J 'ESP- SE 'U-1.--v W amej 7770l'gfll1 jcfflflll-1' Cfzfffor l., l -,g x SEATED - fl. to nj: L. Mauna, D. Cortopassi, T. jackson, L. Varcla, I. Rocha, M. Mannino, G. Masuwi, J- Tililmantl 1 X Mr. Peter Mohorko, Advisor. 80 -554219 - f 5 w. 1 A! mga? I X, 4. , ew- -n -x-A f w ,M..,,, vu, .M.fy'f gm 1 51 dfiif-I L -K '31 g ,5 H gi ' ' 93. 'Ly ' wfaim' ,L , 1 ' ilii A ufcmwwmfwaw-fczvvvvl-.. Q.. w.M..,.w N-A -.... ...Q-1.0--M.-4.-W.-,.....,., .- -on bf it-ff ' 5, e-7 .xguociafe glzlifor lgogerf pam IQ: gzflifor-in-6Aief fi,- W ' --...-.... -.,. L... ,- Wichaef fqclering Rehn-of ggifracla ,iff-all Q, 4 Cover design: Richard Estrada 5 - 1. 1 SEATED - QI. to 1'.j: R. Leyva, I. Vigil, E. Mercado, S. Jones, A. Nicassia, I. Pickering, T. Prutsos, S. Montes, C. Morgan, J. Maloney, F. Flores. STANDING: R. Rosalez, Brother Leonard, M. Pickering, A. Cuellar, R. Gutticrel. Qel.m..,1 Jxl gear 0 A cc i M, Artrst, Jun Socclo, sketches as other staff members sell yearbooks f1 LEFT TO RIGHT Photographers, G Padrlla, I Morales M Pagan, andE Lovato, dex elop pxctrures for yearbook wow l TALL Herman Herrera, Class of '59, creates cartoons for Clumes '60, Edward Pat H d Pl t h mo, ea IO oggrap er lmes up enlarger. ,f ' K --wr . 'wif' 1? V Ai iw' 0 0 0 0 A N Y K Aix 5 h - r:.x,: X f lr -r 745 ' - A X NL'l 'r an f 4 K W VK . lp I -- J Y f ' . I -4 Y! S' A I l . A AM 1 a ' 1wo QW, IN 'A X x . f v 7 Cathedral:High Schqpl Glee Club L 6 , l Cathedral Ijllgh Schogl .1 M, , .Q um 11 - 1 V . 4 - f . ,.-. ts' N .,k- U A v 'Ia in 'fs N x 'Q' xwf-as ' iff +-' TX., ,f '3'? ' 5 we! 5, ' ' hi ,, 4 'faf 4 . . l - 0 I . f I A . -. - ...Ni .... , , .va ' 5 is o y 5 v . '-X : 1,1 x 3 hm ' Q x F4 item arenfzi, I 5, ,z if' C ' 4 2 Q 'l'1 Qlexlfifg' is X A my 4' 1 A 6 X SA f , 'M fd- 2 'X -Of H. f M' M Qbrasrgx , fi' X fd . f 1 1 3-ey Jfff Silent Night, Holy Night. . . . Tense Gene Brotha' winner of Fathers Mr. A. the ticket Ewing, ident, writes number Gull of Fiesta: 4 Y 3111 ment, Mn, E. sm .i me I QI 1 Father's Guild plan for Annual Fiesta event. Q 'J .l' I iv ' '1 Club Pres- 3465 - . - congratulate Acclaxmmg Chrlstmas Show Mrs. I. Marquez. ' F! fi ' If ' 1 A ?2+ 'i2 A A522 I i. , .Q A . wif, Q R , ,V iv :-AA rig E , , 3- 153 wtf 'Eff 1- f A , W '- Q. 5' xx-,V n L. M . E -..an .I Q, ff 'h 4 ' ' f L ' nv X rt Q-fl Q .xl .0 14-Qx' Q v F' Q , X ' Q I - . . .A ' 'v R l I s' 4 kglfiapgo ds nfi-t11?fAClendts adopt Brother Geral .a the Annual Fa 'WZ5ifi N Q 'W' 04, - P . 1J -9 1 .-an wi F RE IICH DW HOT 006 T43 NCIE TOLYMPIC GAMES The Mighty Greek hero Herakles built a temple to the God Zeus in the valley of Olympia and ar- ranged for games in the God's honorr. Herakles marked off the limits of the first Olympic Stadium with his own big feet f12. 77 inches still the Olympian foot measurej. He measured heel to toe 600 times to make a 210 yard stadium. . . . .A flat field surrounded by sloping grass covered side. This is the legend stated by the poet Pindar, The actual Olympic Games began in 776 B. C, when names of the victors were first recorded A ten man panel of judges, the Hellanodikai, questioned athletes concerning their parentage, their character and their physical talents. Those who qualified trained for one month before the Olympic Games. The Greeks looked for Arete or excellence in every phase of life: Moral ar- ete, intellectual arete, and physical arete. They tried to cultivate the whole man in excel- lence. . .Arete. The Greeks greatly admired the beauty and strength of the human body as is shown in their sculpture. But they admired most the Olympian heros themselves next to the Gods, When Diagoras of Rhodes received his Olive wreath of victory his friend shouted to him Die, Diagoras, for you have nothing short of divinity to desire! Statues were set up to honor great athletes and holes were torn out of the city walls to welcome a home-town Olympian Hero. FIRST DAY OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES Religious Rites: Following the parade of the athletes came 100 oxen, sheep, bulls and swine marching to their death on sacrificial altars in honor of Zeus, father of all the gods and his god- friends. The ten gold crowned judges dipped their hands in the blood of the altars and took an ity oath to judge the games fairly. Then the athletes likewise swore to compete without fraud or Lv evil intent. SECOND DAY OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES Contests for the Beardless Ones , . . The teenage boys performed a preview of the future great athletes of Greece. THIRD DAY OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES The big games begin: By dawn the stadium was filled with a crowd of 40, OOO. The 210 yard long track was 30 yards wide edged with a low flat stone curb. Marble and Gold pillars marked the finish line. The athletes rubbed their bodies down with olive oil to make their skin and musc- les flexible. Then glistening in the early morning sunlight, they drew lots for the first heat of the first race. The stade was the 200 yd. dash. This is where we get the word stadium. . .running the length of the stade. . .stadium. There were 16 contestants in the race. Winners in the four preliminaries competed in the final race for the olive branch crown. Next race, the diaulos, and the dolichos, 24 laps Q2-273 milesj. The victorious athletes ran joyfully from the stadium waving their palm branches, symbols of victory. fThe church likewise portrays her great athletes of God, the martyrs, with palm branches of Victory. Q Wrestling: After anointing themselves with oil the heavily built wrestlers sprinkled their bodies lightly with sand to cut the oil slick Since Herakles had been a. owerful wrestler the Greeks con- - P tinued to regard this sport as the most scientific of all Olympic events. Boxing: The boxers worre leather gauntlets to protect the knuckles, no padding. There were no rounds and you could hit a man when he was down. The bout lasted until one man lost conscious- ness or surrendered. Boxing was rough but nothing as violent as the next event. The Pankration: QFrom pan, all, plus kratos, strength, The pankration was a knock down, drag out, rough-and-tumble pounding and splattering brawl in a muddy pit. Rules: No biting and gouging allowed except among the Spartans. The struggle ended in surrender. . . or death. fThe Athenian Greeks considered the Panlcration to be undignified but tolerated it. j A true indignity: Arrachion found himselftrapped in a combination stranglehold and body scissors. To escape, he twisted his rival's foot until it broke. In agony the other man lifted his hand to signal defeat . . . but never releasing the stranglehold on Arrachion. In that same moment Arrachion died of strang- ulation. He was declared victor, and the olive wreath was placednon his corpse! Qundignifiedj ,J nn F -11-P Continued on page 150 l XX ,- vb S Q 5 LCEQBLM- Q Gund .xdhilu 3 gal-fiu5 . , , A-, Q.- af K . - S ,--sxK L ' K it W ', I 'v ix S . . H , 9 1' 'A' K I . QJ 'ny 'I' '1 P' f f cr A YS. gf! -Q'- f X' vi'-5 5 .1 ,fy M Jr, M - N. . 7 ' -.- '7,f'j... 'rf L , Q, gn? Q-A 5 Q A b A xx Q. -FT! X A 5 ., lfff .- 1 +, Q, ' f'gY ' . . ,-'N Agn? , iymg X W, 11 F X , A 1 L Q A xi ' in .H . .. 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Baron De Coubert1n 4 X , 4 J Internat1onal athlet1cs were created by a French boy Pierre De Coubert1n at the age of seventeen He v1s1ted England and America where he studied organized athletics conducted by students -ii' Pierre was not an athlete but he saw in athletics an ideal way for strang ers and enemies to get to know and respect one another and form a lasting fr1endsh1p He sa1d The foundation of real human morality l1es in mutual respect and to respect one another it IS necessary to X know one another Coubert1n was convinced that a revival of the Olympic X W games would build friendship among nations X In sp1te of tremendous opposition he established the first modern ffl! l..El-- tb-eluuuldllq .L ks Olympic games at Athens Greece in 1896 and from this t1me the world has witnessed the greatest in athletic spectacles As in the ancient Olympic games the modern games are held during the first year of a four year period called an Olympiad The games must be held 1n the year scheduled or they must be cancelled Each Olympiad lS numbered even 1f no games take place The 1mportant thing 1n the Olympic games IS not winning but taking part The essential thing ln life IS not conquer 1ng but f1ght1ng well Baron De Coubert1n QClass1f1cat1on of points on a nat1onal basis IS not recognized 1 OPENING DAY CEREMONY A The country of Greece always leads the parade of the athletes as they march around the stadium and salute the Pres1dent or King of the host country Then he says I declare open the Olympic games of 1960 cel ebrat1ng the XVII Olympiad of the modern era A fanfare of trumpets the Olympic flag IS ralsed, white doves of peace are released followed by a salute of blasting guns The last runner carry1ng the Olympic flame from Greece holds his torch aloft as he circles the track and lights the Sacred fire which burns throughout the games The Olymp1c Hymn IS sung and the Olympic Oath IS said We swear that we will take part in the Olymp1c games in fa1r competition respecting the regulat1ons which manship for the honor of our country and the glory of sport The choir s1ngs the Nat1onal Anthem of the host country the athletes then leave the stadium by the fastest and shortest route '11 S gall Fil lgwgm ,ii-T'i'pg,C!sqTTfx' l 1 000 if x nu' I' 1 ffx 0 Wo ' X2 ga ' ri ri 90 ut K ga . 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A , . .- Q lH PP9d?dxaff46r a:12?4:WHEs9f ' ' Q 13,4:,:,r.g. , .figT.i5 -.' 2Q:g4ga'-W, - ' 'r J. 'f-F'?'fgf,g 8. qt' Z' Z Q iff -ff 1'f ?gzf'ffz'i.fT' f.....f.4a-n:xwz2uf.'sf:4r:x'-ff A:+'fm1:.m1,fY.M-5'MIT5..'Ecz'5.. .mv 5:24 VARSITY FOOTB LL HEAD COACH: Mr. Richard Salter END COACH: Mr. Leonard Peden The PLAYER OF THE WEEK Award, sponsored by the Block Cee, is given tothe most valuable player of each league game. Aanfom 2 ' elim! p i i, 6 ,- SLM s t' 9 ra cfice Much credit mustbe given tolast year's de- fensive squad as they gave up only 9 points per game on the average. The highlight of our sea- son was our 25-O rout of Loyola. If next seaso.n's offense can match the output of last seasen's defense we will have a very suc- cessful season. . E ' Mr. Salter The entire studentbody should be proud of the 1959 Varsity football team. It was a team picked for the cellar by most experts. But for a few inches and a few seconds they would be champions. The 1960 outlook is bright but only if the boys display the same spirit that the 1959 team had throughout the year. BACKFIELD COACH: Mr' Pedal Mr. Marvin Sampson As far as this season, it was a disappointing year in terms of victoriesg a season Cannot always be evaluated through wins and losses--determination and desire are just as important. We have a very capable team coming back, with good speed in the backfield. However, they cannot feel com- placent, they must strive between now and September to become the very best. Mr. Sampson f LY J, -in rg , xg' Q ' 'wwf 1 1-,gg Ya M' .W hwy Q mg gg, wsu 2wdHH '? .W 4? 5fV 5f 'wx aff' llln AJ . Vwqis. Ns- fa: 1 i Y .lf 4 'Sw-.- 15 -ev J 4 'f,. ,, p'n L. Q, A--or -1, Q, fm rw , Z..,gJ +' 2,c1,3:f ff , A2 , ,,. if-1:.e-,pw-f .I .rl x g fi wt l 5? a.. ,gqgasf 5 r 41'- 4. -. 'W npr 1 ,.. 51 ' ,, ., .N 5 gf.+ff ,V , , 5 A, + .-M. ,rf av W 5 i VM' im fp -3 f 113 -1159 if sfgga Q, f ff z,. ,,,g, , . 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McKinney 1261 I CAT EDRAL 25 A LOYOLA 5 ,gb CATHEDRAL 7 ' CARMEL o 0 Q I4 LAI HIZUKAL 10' 'l:KRA 'Ni f I 3-'gg . - R' '--..,,:sf Afgfp if J ,K 'K .A A, V'-ff . : ,--f , , F 4 CATH EDRAL 6 NOTRE DAME K, Eg , Q, -5 . Manuel Ozun Week for hi field running CATHEDRAL 7 PIUS X I3 F? CATHEDRAL H 6 TFHONY I4 14 we ,P m W2 PN 11 0 EEF -ze C 1 ...S 5 A si' 4 'Q 4 gg? I , O 6 x .5 yx ass: . -f N Ax? c. Rockiguez ms. T. Bcryonrlungesv tqward goal Ike dnggngWaqion,.,, ,A A. NavkQ8j,?L'M1dridK25l, 'Da Ik , J D Ramos 1341. ' f Boyk C1 19 Serra. 12 N v.Q'1JIv.,gathedz-al 34 St. Anthony 0 f N, ' QL Piu.s.X 28. 'VL--1 N- :twins , 'if 'I ,2l Q27 34 .- 951 GA Q p ' 9' ' h ir, sig? 4 V f , , A M . L 5653515 . -' 4'. THE ANCIENT DISCUS THROWER: His metal discus had to be hurled for accur- acy as well as distance. Throwing the discus was only one of five sports in the PENTATHLON. If you could wrestle, run, jump, with weights in each hand fbroad-jumpj, throw the javelin and the discus---YOU WERE A GREAT GREEK. . . ATI-ILETE. S Halftime talk by Mr. Cimino helps team to recog- nize mistakes. MIC HAEL CIMINO Head Coach X 5 4x ,lg 1, 11 SCHEDULE Cathedral Opponent Cathedral Opponent 57. . . . . . . Burroughs . . . . . . 61 52 ....... Cantwell . 57 'F43 . . Covina .... . . . 42 41 ......... Muir . . . 49 MOUNT CARMEL TOURNEY X69 St. Francis. 50 152 Notre Dame 50 X55 Chaminade. 33 30 . ...... Carmel . . 56 X58 X50 X51 P9453 51 44 X47 41 33 46 , La Salle.. , . Lennox . . .L. B. Poly . West Covina. . . . . . Notre Dame . . Carmel . , . . Serra . . . . . Pius X . . . . Loyola . . St. Anthony COVINA TOURNEY 49 59 23 49 32 X47 47 LEAGUE 53 57 47 52 40 4256 59 50 45 51 47 3 1 X gam es won ........CoVina.. . . . . . . . Lynn-:ood . . . . . . . .Pasadena . Notre Dame .......Carmel.. ...Serra... ........PiusX.. Loyola.. St. Anthony VA ITY LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Iauregui, A. Reyes, A. Barron, I. Ferralez, R. Snaric, D. Sigaty, D. Cinat, R. Sandoval, D. Navarro, G. Snaric, L. Vasquez. NOT PICTURED: Mgrs. C. Stanton, E. Stanton, N, D'Egidio. 2 3' Q1 at .4 -mis 6 64 56 45 65 63 43 55 53 47 hx ul 13 l.,, iv- Q 6 -I .4. , if Q45 Y , 3.1 if 1 1 u :' . My , 95411 QY in!- 'OO 1' R. Sandoval and R bounders egert effort in stealing, ball from Carmelites Snaric, Phantom re- , X H vp I if 'i Y ... Q ! 3 v I , io., - 1, 3 gf 3 gf' Aw ,HU '59 ad 3902 ,,,, A ' was-' vs W 'AED 320: I: 1 :Q 55 3 Q -, 3 I I Y QWU, 17 3 4.. , . .M J J. Mora finds a clear shot. 'Q .A- M. Wratten gets ball away for Spooks at start of game. ai X z. 4 . riff 1. ., -ck, .fi V7 ,vi i' FIRST ROW QL-2 . Me' 4, A E. G nzales, L. Trujillo, I. Hino SBC Wx' g arza, E. Carlos, G. Rodriguez, R. Ruedas, D.' n. SCHEDULE Pre-Season Games Cathedral Opponent 25 ,,.. Burroughs . . . 39 24 ..... Covina .... 28 3426 .,.. Cantwell .... 20 22 ...... Muir ..... 27 1140 .... La Salle .... 29 17, , . Culver City. . . 32 31 ..... Covina ..... 35 136. . Charter Oaks . . 31 25 ,,,. Rosemead , . . 31 28 ,,,. Pasadena ..,. 33 Y Games Won League Games Cathedral Opponent 28 f3O. . if X3 1 23 25 29 PF43 30. . X20 .Notre Dame, . . Mr. Carmel. . .17 18 .....Serra .... . .....PiuSX.....29 ...Loyo1a.....27 St, Anthony's, . 35 . . .Notre Dame. . . 32 Mt. Carmel . . 23 3'34..... Serra .... .19 X43 28 X43 .....PiusX.....23 .....Loyola.....3-1 St. A.nthony's . . 40 D. Monson outjumps Notre Dame player to Start off game. RIGHT: D. Monson screens as E. Carlos goes up for two. Q.. 1-Q , l 3'-, H -ma Y 1 I 1, no . i Q . Sql! ff N 2 X gl f.: ffl, XX BROTHER PATRICK Coach ' w -rx.. 9.9 1-ff X- If v U ff ff V J Q tx K, i if .r 'W i W xt I ,3M,.LT,3g.,,,.J.,a.a:.'.2-fill vp' K 3' ,I XXL wi -it ff? w ' A' 7 1 4 Y . ht y. ,. ' L A 'Q 2 L ff N M.- , ,,,. K x 1 ff X Pheidippides, the first great cross- country runner and hero of the battle of Marathon, once ran the 250 miles from Athens to Sparta in two days. Olympic Marathon races are in his honor. - X if 7, 'lk Fx.. if , ,,.q'.i5f.fv' A ,i L. lr . :.:'1' .f wr. ,., ,' I .,f'L'F35T TO garigggyl Q ,S-rfgu5na,j:a4x Med- Vaca, B. -'Acosta, C. Aguilh .em 'axi- L0Pfif3fC J. sFra1LSDOjf-PQ! s -5 .. 15' 1 ,W m .,...,x,,w. , ,,. - '4n L23--we sw -.Q Qg.O1kbws1gi . V Q . , , - I ,, Q- 1 ' fa- B5 gl' xg X .' 1-gkgrfg +s, ,cg ,Mu Sf? is fm bkfif' 'N PSA, ' ' 2',- ' . .f'...L.. Brother Gene, Cross- , Country coach, clocks his team. ,Q A 1 F Q 1 I! , Us Ed Olkowski takes first in Novice di- vision, All-Catholic. 5J,1?' '. fales, M. Lo1Sezgf 1:,,. F , .JQ -..z'h1x:b!s:.f ' . Q C- ,Q av' Mig iiT -'M- .. ,W o, MH-vs Q-wi . , - -.Nap v. A. Oliver and E. Gonzalez cinch the Novice, win against, Notre Dame . 5 x J 1 A 4 Ef ' , 1 A Angus.-x 'wg-1? 'fx Ll' , ' P-ei, as Y ' M -WM -.N ? ' ' 1- Ex N 7 I ' 1735. NK-- XY 'ft E j, j if 1-2 1 if M E ff' ' . E E, ,, Q N , 3 f , , K A I E . xv -T iffy?-?'e,1r..f5.-L, s, ,kg T ,. + f 1 Q COROEBOS, TI-IE FIRST SPRINTER s' A ,kg S ' V ,, -. 5 711 fig. 'E E , . , :g P. f-.iffg' f f . ,a . ' 53 T ,' D' E n .jigs-Qxg-gigs: , THE FIRST RECORDED HERO in twelve f 5'-Q, r'.,ff' ' -.f .-., centuries of OLYIWPIC GAMES was the M' , V A J? A 4,4 ' j,f2'f ' 'fl 1 f Greek COROEBOS who won the first f A fi V ' T 533: I5 'C 200-yard dash in 776 B, C. R fd- ' fl ' E: '93 ' . '- 'ffl ,fl H , THE LAST RECORDED HERO ofthe , ' A . f 5, ,' ANCIENT QLYWIC GAMES was the ' 5' A Armenian boxer VARASTADES, . . 39-1 f ' 'f' W K ,. A. D. . 375, ' X ' . 1 - - Q ,gf M 0,1 ! ,Q Uwe' . ,E J-nr ' -v-17 ,.. v': ktkagl 164-9? .,, t .4-+ . - v,,'e ' K I . ' M- ' I 'Q at .A -1 - Y. ' ' A 6 ,- - if .-5. f' - 2' ff . ff I e V' -4 V ' vwfv- Q . - ,,f' f- . 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Y!! ,g, :aw W :rank ,H QW- at . - 1 1 t , - . -51: - . - e .-w....,4 '- ww, lf J 1:22553 1 , ol - 4 it vi L i5Y,:,.va- , -L' f7.f+v'Ei P. '. ' if' k '!-Pu 54+ Z. ' ', Q ,V sim ' avwiv ,. X xi A ,Z -fl fi. , K4 ,W-0 .fm Ajax, , ,wld ,Ag-Az., - v.. . .' , 'E3 Ii, Quai.. .,., 1 f' 'ifiwiw ' 'WW . 4 'Z- X ' M all - ,A ' MU FV. 'E' f ' .79 K -W .44 ...wh idx: Lp. 5,426 . , ,1?: ::g,gE9V g-,M , - A:5,,,,.m gy-lil Q . ,.. Wil.: 5.15-,jf-.ii,33lg.,S.. V qxb ., . raswqiiigl b . It ,fi A ' ' -A1 I ' . i ,V+ xyzu-- .2s,9vVAf ' If ua-- MCKINNE 'fx fi ,wa-1? 5 Q 6 . Yam, b- . ff Q, . di.. 3-S11 CAN , .4 'vw -f . d Ypuu ALES J- Q, 1. ., Q. f Mf- enii yn .avvay E0 en ln 440. m P3533 ll an - ' 'S I . 4 if JOHNSON, GARCIA and MANCILLAS round the turn in final stretch of 880. fl. n n , L - L-A 'Ji I L ix Y V - Y' 1 I' HAUSER, in style, completes smooth LOPI1'S grace and agility come through for 12' 1f2 . jump for 10' 1f2 . 100 yd. dash. Noz and coLcA sprint in fo Place in D1 GREGOPJO, MU ,af-un. ' 'Z' 'MY ALR Avi , if 4 - -Y I on '45 'num ,,,,, Q .f .3 if - 'Yr1 !'a-'ggfw M., ,H tx A Q AML' V ' A L A 'VS i if? J' 1 ,-1' , X. f P f ww ' rv 'f 7 Y, fl: 'C'i ,1- X ! lk ,4. f f5 17 - A:-A K4 ,M W- an gpsf. , l, D ? f:' - D 1 , 1,-f V 'L Ki ? . 1 'Nu '1 Q 'f . Z V A ! A ' '- X , , . . - 551 1 - ' ,QW H -. .- if, A ,Q .il .- A , , A if x.. - ' QA , - V - D . SLXTED QL-RQ: M. kpglllitcgui, R, Flores, A, Reyes, R. Salazar, C. 1 Gregorio, D. Cortoixissi, R. Padilla, S, Plescia, A. Cuni, A. Oliver. STANDING: M. Sibol, fNlgr,5 D, Finlis, P. Bates, E, Aguilar, H. Uribe, R, Schmidt, L, Montcilh, R, Pcrlroza, R. Samloxxil, G. ?Nl.1TItl19X','S, D, Bergeron, Y. GLlIlCITCL, Mgr, ,g,,,f Aguila! ln 'CE Q : 34 ii'- aces we Vac T n I igusg YO 's mf, Oi I I U Q- mr f-- ' Iffi ' Uni--QI-T D , In was ,ffl I ur! Y? rx' Ah fa- -.......,sX , -x-x Di Gregorio stxriirs for fiziislz line against Serra Criviilicr, 4. 96 ax, 1' ,le -Q ,ig ' is 6 -ilu---5 Rini and Morris follolv close behind as Rendon takes first in 120 low hurdles. A, Morales, L. Sanchez, I, Smith, D. Dunkel, E. Lovato, R. Lapierre, T Niemarm, J. Rini, G. Massuchi, J. Hall, E. Basset, L. Baca. STANDING R, Okazaki, M. Galwey, F, Morris, G. Jones, A. Medina, D. Garcia, T. Duggin, J. Cissel, I. Islas, E. Gonzales, C. Escalante. FIRST ROW QL-Ry: J, Wade, H. Rendon, E. Carlos, G. Padilla. SEATED: HIERAKLES, dressed in lion skin and carrying a. club, was the symbol of youth and strength. . .the ideal hero of all Olympic athletes. , s..-- 4, n- HERAKLES qcreekp HERCULES qR0manp Hui' .p R ' A - ' Y., xktlgp -M , A ' zw39l ' I-IERAKLES founded the ANCIENT OLYMPIC GAMES as a thankful offering to the god Zeus. He paced out'the length of the first Olympic Stadium. . . 210 yards. . . by placing heel to toe 600 times. I-IERCULES FOOT spanned 12. 77 inches. . .now the official Olymp- ian Foot Measure. PIQQQJ f 'Aa hsfues- . -,' ,'---2'Q - yasquez slams away at pitch. I 1 A I-aw. A VA ITY Manuel Ozmma roLmds third and heads for home. er 4 'fl- ' 5-5 ' F 'Zi ' n ,H E' I f A K gp , ' R A D '38 AQ jggif Q52 DAL gHf,l4a Q P I 'HY JVM A , ,, ' 5' . A -V 4. al Swlffaf :fm 17,94 .i . . Eg , ' 7 K - A' cj! 5:5 FIRST ROW QL-Ry: Mg-rs. D. Hart, E. Stanton, L. Mestyanek, J. Rocha, R, Chipres, W. Rodriguez. FIRST ROW CL-RJ: M- STANDING: Mgr. R. Daum, C. stanton, R, Nava Ozuna L V218 uez I-L ' ' 1 - C1 9 R. Martm, T. Bibbs, A. Barnos. Morena, R, Castorena, E. Bertrand, STANDING: ' D, Sigaty, R, Pedroza, 1 L. Varela, G, Chavez, ' R, Encinas, Coach Dick Salter, J J, ggulf 'r 'nJl'.. -v rx . we Hx' Q ' - .A 5, W, -A f 1:4 fl' say, r 'Jn' I 'T 0. ' N nf . . ,. '. . .5 . ' 'If -ki:Lra.- :.., - W v' I 4 in .auavllyglj ' 12 iganaw-Q -.43 is .. a, f . l . - x, . Q - nw., f , . Bilderback, L. Rivas, J, Fabbiano, R. Duarte, BOTTOM: Hinojosa, P. Saale, T. Borjon, Mgr., J. Navarro. , Q, .,,, V, uf +V, I ,, ' '- A ,. W' ' A ff ' A nb? . Av ha! L.. I-f., .- X li, My H 4 ,V of O K A ff -1 , f .J v , ', D 9' 'fm N' -ff - L ' , V 1 K, if - L l - ' D . an gf? ' ,Q , ff' 5 iz U - - , - 1 ' l,J. ,,a. fs 4 - lips, - ' Yfibl sys Q'-J. I jg 4-JS Mgr-, TOP ROW QL-RJ: D. Monson, E. Colton, R. Martinusen, J. Recendez, G. Soria. IVUDDLE: W, Terry, R. Boring, F. J. Daniels, G. Villasenor, G. Palacio, D. Nasi, I. JY EE j. Rocha races for first base on a double. 1 - 72. - -., V.. Outfielders. G. Villasenor. T. Borjon, and L. Rivas close in on fly ball. .X q., A . . . . 11- ,I ,gd -,o-gr----. .. 7. 4 7- . -V: . . . , ,Af a .- -, ..' AA A 4, . . . . 1 f f Y ps 'X 6 - A ', .1 ,J 1, . , . l - U, 1.: - f ' , W,-,Hf4:' MX A lf, ..- . - .Q 4 J 7.4. -'Aw I .4 ' 7' ' f . , A. A . 4' ..,... A' , , Q.. 1 . , . I Q A I-v ff ' 2 I A ish firm, , W. Terry winds up for pitch. .,A . . 2'-f' .. K . I ..,- . 1 f-3:-eff! 125 ce- gfgrp we-L . Q. L 0-Q-' . RIGHT: R. Mgrtinez, Ml'.Gonza1es,'.R. 'S:iE1fEJ?5.?,i7B..'Da1'Pontg,-Hg' Moreno, E. Campos, R. 'Www aj' Pedroza, , P. Villanueva, R. McWilliams, J. Mares. . SPGRT V ess.:- fu-.4P ' mvwimm 'Ni ,Q 5 gGfgi:?.r, - ff' ,.1, , , xf mmf K- Q 4E,,XCa3:npqsE. AR. .Pedroiq,.L. Arvizp, '1?. Eaifqn., ...g ff5..41,:gfzJay1i 'At' I LEFT TO RIGHT. W Sanullan, M. Malqne, VC. Di regono, Preslicka, M. Doddg-L. Rivas, - fffoo. H, Q fr I A R 7 TH E WRESTLER by the famous Greek sculptor Myron 0100 B.C. - 350 B.CJ. This is a bronze copy presented to the Helms Olympic Foundation, L.A. , by Mr. john H. Drummond, Manager of the 1956 Olym- pic Wrestling Team. The marble original of the Wrestlers is in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy. An- cient Greeks considered wrestling to be the most scientific of all Olympic sports. Amateur wrest- ling is a clean, not a brutal sport. Skill can triumph over strength. The entire ob- jective in Olympic wrest- lingis fvwmmaiah. . . .both shoulders touch- ing the mat. SPORTS A D SOCRATES No citizen has any right to be an amature in the matter of physical training: It is part of his profession as a citizen to keep himself in good condition. . .what a disgrace it is for a man to grow old without ever seeing the beauty and strength of which his body is capable. s fPhotos: Ed Patinol Socrates jf 3 tx in-nl Olympic racer darts through a gate in perfect form down the Men's Giant Slalom Course on KT-22 mountain. . . one of the world finest racing trails., ft 400 METER SKATING XX? gf, IJ A N xxx R 3 X N S 'H 'Y R? - HOW TO SKI IN 8 EASY LESSONS: 73 CC fb 'SKM 1 1 X,f- W? JLFUX X , 'W , M K Lyff ff' M f L 2 f .4 325 C AGN fig, flvl-XX , V li X59 I f L f 5 Airfi- Z.1,, ,I 61 Eiga- ig 5 J Q Lesson 3-U25.-. Lesson3 kg R gg Vg - I f NX J' JN W7 ' Jo if Oo kfL5Lf T X JN LX' Qf. , A g V X ,Q X P5 ff J'Hf9'X K 9 ,7 ,ff f jg , Q 15 ... J 4 f-kjfiifffw-fJ 5 CSSOD ff A-Zh' fl HOW TO BUILD A SNOWMAN. fb ffm' iw 129 x m fi A, - Hail l'vlite-t Senior! fuapped Senior and Sophs in rearj .!vi'- i, , 91-W 'Li , -' 1 iagili f E5 v -W ll Adorable Senior! ..--4' , Xa! i I I R. Espana QPath.finderj shows the Way. 14 'xx Nm ENR. Brother Edward radiates formal light all over Soph representative L. Mestyanek. . ,AV J? bfi.:- C, M. Oztma, gets Frosh and Sophs off to a flying start! mg g ommcffee : 'A. Reyes, I. Cotgiat, I. Rodrigxiez, I. Soccio, F. ' Salas, Brotherla Sfalle, C. Rubio, Roy, F. Flores. '4 gg , Q F -'W Q I J' k ' W z L 1 , W If , K. A . K im? ,,. nf yu ' 'if ,gs gg if ML . . ri b Q- KT :fi Mk 'Il vw' 1' W , 1 3 u ' S Yi 0 Rallies 1 I z' , 'jw lmsgi ,:. 'A 1 ' if?i1 f ff - 'N I -in y, 3 V Q '35 NH xiii? ifgqf y 7 i ffQf,,Q4f lf , . 'C ERS: M, C?'ona, C. 134 2 ' . - K ' I ' n , ,fi - k I Q Ax ' ,,,A K b I V, t W. ' Qsee off guard for more H K mg, , f , V A ,,,, A- ,Q , '32 my Pima-1 ,, ' 3jL,WQjyf1' ,Q,?iig.ga,Q ,,JEQ f FE A .A 1 Af .giflgfgggi .1558 -?-f,g5ggf : - 'l7?.::W19f- lf 'W' ig?g.1F4,fff3isnii'rMi5'+f3i'i Q? lS?'?,ff. 1-4 , -'- A 'J , df' 'fi Q: X , 1 '1 YJ i ,. - - Q, N 3 A .3 , PICTURED ABOVE: Jose Bueno NOT PICTURED: G. Cano :WK Frank Flores Fifi! ainfem Frank Salas, leader of the Spirit Painters, has done a tremendous job, through posters, in keeping alive the Spook Sport. spirit of Cathedral High School. Rudy Herrera Frank Flcres Frank Salas james Soccio fi . due A- V' K- RichardEspa.rza r S . W S james Soccio Y!! 33x X 4 1 ann, C onun 17,00 L, Vasquez, 2 A Baxrios, R. Pcdroza, Alcan, S. Mendoza, R. 'S N DANCE COMMYYT EE QLfPq: . Pedroza, Chairmatq G. Acevedo, Y. oria. R. Ampamn, S. C X- lava ,I . QF 1 lx l .ff ' X i -1 I 'X I 9 9LQ'9 Jz 5 , 1 A v N, J':C?,'.i' if if N' I A Q N ? , , K' A xiii J 4 xx my X' x 5 ' 'J 0' 'A 1 sh Y x l .5 ' U I4 '1 'l1::i:: Ill I ' 'Q w ' ' I ' '. 5 I' 1 l 5 . , 4 an 1 C Q I C Q E g , 1523:-Af or ' n ' 'ill , ,rj In 1 i 1 J' Q Q-Q 'Yagi '?.,. .S f 'Q .. 425 M , . . -ff Us,- il, Kiel ar vw-:ze if vw' 1' . Q. 1 , i iv , ,lj V' .Q f?f X . , ' , -4 - N ' . -i 'f ac? ,xl AJ .. 95 fi I ,-K sl, .f un 1' SA is-A 'gig J il., .I 'Q ,-:mx N N M ' ' .UF -5' I could have danced all night. . . to the music of the Ai-menta Brothers. . 'Q-'BW -. ffl? N' 3'3 ,rf - , 1' ive-if Q 'ax ' 5 ff fff- - , X ' Lfzjt .1 f LT. L 1ff,f-1 vis.-.aff S .va-5 , ' A, . I 5 nigflyi ' I - x ' Vx I L v 4 The Queen and her Court view the It Q 4 1 ff 151-1 - rf.,-.1 - Ball ,from their table in the oriental '99 is . XT ,ew J 'QF NQCLQW , Tffvj., garden. . ft' j ' -I ' ' ' ' Qs- Mfzg X23-YQYXNJJS3: f f iz ni? K - ff A :-I ,ig . Q-R - k, '- I . N 'kv I fx' 5 4 X g' Mifx 1 .,..X K .' X h KR ' . f -5 .,l:: Q! ' X , T-EPR X- 553 sk, .Q 'F H315 loving oncerf in 1r F 14 Jvifirala ,raw ' h I I ws: if rgigx 1 '131 54535 X 'fpHW2Ugff I HW fi if VH! N515 1 4 Q Q-nfs ' f Q34 1--' .Ns U D :gf mf, 4 , Wi' S25 , 1 Y if Father Torra blesses Student Body at end of Friday Mas. 1. 4 3 The most important thing in the life of a Cathedral student is the opportunity to continue his duties to God. The sacraments of Penance and Holy Communion are offered daily. Weekly Mass and Sermon by Father Angelo Torra go hand in hand with the everyday Religion class. . I h 7'- ff fi- Orate Fratres are the ,4 Par-4' + words of Father Tous. a.s he turns to Students dur- ing Mass. Priests of the surrounding parishes kindly offer their time weekly to hear Con- fesions in the gym. Senicrs receiving weekly Communion at Friday Mass. The Most Reverend Vincent Tomek, Superior General of the Pius School Fathers, turns to Student Body during Friday Mass. 141 GUARD. e , J, , i 0. ' f W. 4 .Jn 1 , , L - .ig P, I 5' if . .4 f f S N IV 5 greet Iiacogofua .... 1' I tl uaeo Wazionaa o pome. we 'ljdlifdll Inu-Jiuln Add an allfiellt IYIGILA CUP? of Wynn if Lronze originaf .... wlick ia Auf. I ff- ax The was old lady Pasadena 5 YP 'iv J O98 f ffl G3 .I' X V ar . Q ' A m going to Now for extra C -3.-9. ,. , 9 f 1--A.-W 1 'ia V Todo Proud. ZITI' What do I think every man should think for himself. . V S . I'm off to the vine yards to pick wild grappas. A A Mr. Michael Anthony to see you, Brother Gene. payola.. CO ect T314 if 1 .Q have I create SOITIC you. u 514-,il i it , 1 I am IJ' -I ,If Q bothered and -Z 'You don't?have to tip it, I'm not aegenior. , for , XX K A-iii I 1 4 YN don't this gy . 151. 31' I run an honest little lady another it didn't thls am Ibld for In ' . J' 'E it? real.,-X specimens? 4? 1 bbck Gilt! a boy once. . . A34 5 5 'X - ,YA 'TY' . x W ' K , f 'K ' ' 1 5 af . Q W W' I? ' . 1 f2??f' fr 2 QA- ' Iv ' . A 75 vw get A's .4 W 4,1 Let's not get fresh, b-oys! A . X . 'fs x IM M .+V It's light up tix? ' -1... I .MAX Q ' 1 I -' - I ggi-- U ffl AT LAST! WE'RE SENIORSU' . ' . iii . -Jang I 1 . I' L W , uni. - J , v .Q , , x , 'fn 4.56, LI, ,C 3 '-AAP? 'ni' 1 if Yi ' P f2f'5iw'f' .? 1 ?5 5 And now a shcrt short talk from Edward. l5'! l'f 1 4 9 s1ze'fiif6i .'fA , 'Vs Q - Qi? Y af' Iustbar 4 Gee ! I'm todo proud! mn 'us-u 'E Q U ,,, L ' ' A .rim :iff lijlif -21 mfg: , r . , A v .1 X J . igfxil. 'V If . 7 -' . A rw' X ,,f i . u -7 .- . . .P-.,. -,h -. -,,,. 1 A ,, , x AD STAFF IVLEMBERS QL-RJ: R, Benda, Mgr., P. Pietraszko, I. Bonfiglio, J. Laskis, R. Aceves. MISSING: A. Morales. fcontinued from page 881 FOURTH DAY: . . .Horse And Chariot Racing At The Hippodrome. Uviorning gamesy Near the Olympic Stadium was the Ffippodrome. fHippos, Horse, plus Dromos, a race coursej. . .jockeys and Charioteers were paid professionals, The stable owner, not the jockey or charioteer, received the prize of victory. The Hippodrome track was 600 by 300 yards, and in the horse race the distance was one lap, The Horse Race: The Jockeys rode bareback, without saddle or stirrups, and were required, on nearing the finish line, t horses in full gallop and cross the line rimning on foot and still hold- ing the reins. The Chariot Race: This was the most spectacular and the most dangerous of the races. Each chariot was drawn by four horses, and'3Tl to 40chariots entered a single race. The coiu'se was nine miles long, FZ laps and 23 uirns around the pylons at each end of the long track. One Chariot Race: There were collisions on the turns, yokes and axles became entangled, chariots overturned and drivers were Eagged in the reins or Uampled and crushed beneath the onrush- ing wheels. In one historic race 40 chariots started and only one - that of Arcesilaus of Cyrene - survived to cross the fin- 1Sh line . 'l' The Pentathlon and race in armor at the Olympic Stadium: fafternoonj The Pentathlon: It was a test in all-round athletic ability in five fields: Running, wrestling, the discus, the Javelin and jumping with weights, a form O-f-I d . . . ,, . . . . roa Jumping. The Pentathlon symbolized the Harmonious Un1on of talents, which the Greeks admired. The Race In Armor: This race was a military exercise and was originally the start of the Olympic Games. The contestant had to run 400 yards wearing greaves Qshin guardsj and helmets and carrying shields three feet in diameter. This event ended the Olympic Games in the spirit of a military pageant. THE INTERLOCKING IDEALS OF STRENGTH AND BEAUTY LAY AT THE VERY HEART OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES. Pk Dk fSports Illustrated, Nov. 19, l956j FINIS 150 I X l , , . s s. ' i, R M' , , ll - LASTING SUCCESS NOT JUST A WISH AN INVITATION your success IS our concern too! we mvne you to become on rmportont port of the fasc nahng weII pond communncohons lndustry WPG A T'I X I I Egg W Ask your Vocohoncl Counselor about posmons wuth PACIFIC TELEPHONE c E or drop Into our nearby EMPL town Los Angeles OYMENT OFFICE AT 740 S OLIVE In down 3 LASTING success IQIQIIIIDIIQ . . . i . S' I I, 1 ,. . IS- ' . .. GD 4 1 'I ' -1 I f I A I I' I if Q' I Y so self I5 I I , , ' I ' J itil III- ua I :'3v -1,4 'SP X V 4 I I 59? - K, K I -1,44 . , ji L il V, ji' rl! J Hur . 'A elf: I IJ' . 'V f . .- ,, - . A I XX? . A 'E 1 V . I .. 2?'ff g T I I :QM f 'MT ' I is I Mx . ,Q , 'LZ ' fu? I IVII I ,Q I fyll f I fl Q Y ,ggi li q 15' of Novitiate and Vineyard at Mont La Salle, Napa, California PRODUCERS OF FINE ALTAR WINES IN CALIFORNIA SINCE 1882 The Brothers of The Christian Schools are sole owners of the winery and use all funds derived from the sale of the wines to carry on their educational work in schools and other institutions of learning in the San Francisco Province. Even though all Altar Wines bear Approbation and meet all requirements of Canon Law . . . THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN ALTAR WINES! For the Fifth consecutive year, The Christian Brothers wines have been judged California's Sweepstakes Winners at the official California Wine Judgings in Sacramento and Los Angeles. HERE'S THE RECORD SACRAMENTO STATE FAIR LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR 1955 awards ............,,,..,,,,.,.....ss... 10 first places 1955 34 awards .....,..,,....,........,.,.s..... 10 first places 1956 awards ........e.,. .........si. 1 2 first places 1956 38 awards .s,.......... ....... 6 first places 1957 awards .,.4.......,. ........... 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