Damien High School - Spartiate Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1963 volume:

' ■ H. p .n; :i  -..::w i ■ ' - Pope John XXIII X)6.Nii, Ku kTZ- on coititttoii mat vhamci irui to rttnvn v it Idsi S acramnni , JMy Midll at le a-dt Iwvokt iM President Kennedy 1 Cardinal Mclntyre ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES 1531 WEST NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES 15, CALIFORNIA Dunkirk 8-8101 January 14, 1963 POMONA CATHO LIC BOYS ' HIGH SCHOOL 1 124 Bonita Avenue La Verne, California My dear Students: We are happy to know of the approaching graduation of the first class of Pomona Catholic Boys ' High School. This is a welcome accomplishment in our day for the reason that the Fathers of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, who conduct your school, in coming to Pomona have resumed a mission of their Community that was amongst the earliest in California. In fact, theirs was the first high school in the State of California. We are hopeful that the accomplishments of your class will help to establish the reputation of renown under the guidance of your beloved teachers. With sincere best wishes, I am M Faithfully yours in Christ, S ' y. ' -,. L7 h ' archbishop of Los Angeles ' Monsignor Sharpe ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES 1531 WEST NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES 15, CALIFORNIA Dunkirk 8-8101 January 5, 1963 Dear Students: It is a source of great joy to the Catholic people of the Archdiocese to see the maturing of Pomona Catholic Boys ' High School, as it produces its first graduating class. The sac- rifices of the people in contributing to its purchase and improve- ment are now about to reap a harvest. It is also a great comfort to the Fathers of the Sacred Hearts and their Principal, Father Furey, to find an accomplish- ment of this kind as a reward to their dedication. The purpose of the entire effort is to produce young men who are sound in soul and mind and body, and who will live better Catholic lives as a result of their training here. May such be the glorious accomplishment of its first graduates. Very sincerely yours, Rt. Rev. Joseph F ' . Sharpe Superintendent of Schools High Schools and Colleges he rji : .W «««rs PS6K «?flt£«at:1 3 - Very Rev. Frederick Furey, SS. CC. 10 ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES 1531 WEST NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES 15, CALIFORNIA Dunkirk 8-8101 Dear Graduates: It has been your high privilege to be known as the pioneer class of Pomona Catholic Boys ' High School. In this capacity many responsibilities have been thrust upon your young shoulders You gladly seized them with youthful zeal and carried them well. Others who follow will profit by the traditions which you helped to establish. You will always hold a unique place in the affections of those who have served on the faculty. New vistas of activity have been opened up for you and all Catholics by the recent directives of Pope John XXIU. The laity will be called upon to shoulder a greater responsibility and share in an ever expanding degree in Catholic action. It is the dedicated aim of our holoistic theory of educa- tion to prepare the young men who graduate from these hallowed halls of learning to assume their rightful role in these new and challenging frontiers. It Is our fond desire that the graduate of our school will be a young man with a great love of God and neighbor. He will have to be brave to live up to the ideals set before him. During your years in school you have been given every opportunity and encouragement to acquire a sincere love of learning. The tools of education with which you can build a promising future have been freely given you. A weU-rounded course of physical education to help build up your body, has been offered. As the Greeks put it so well, A sound mind in a sound body . The secondary school years are vitally important. During this short time a young lad becomes a man. It is hard to over estimate the importance of your training during these tempestuous years. It has been our intention to guide and help our students while encouraging them at the same time to be independent and resourceful. More and more your decisions must become your own. We must always be available to assist in an advisory capacity, but must leave you mature naturally. In this way you will be preparing yourselves for the day when you must inevitably become masters of your own destiny . While we have used all educational aids to help us in this herculean task, we have trusted more in God ' s grace and guidance to help us to succeed in so noble an endeavor. We have worked as though all depended on our efforts, and prayed as though all depended on God. Though we hope you wiU go on to scale great heights we will always remind you of the words of Our Blessed Lord, What doth it profit a man, if he gain the whole world, and suffer the loss of his im- mortal soul . Yours in the Sacred Hearts, Very Rev. Frederick Furey, SS. CC. Principal ac VERY REV. FREDERICK FUREY SS. CC. , M.A. , Principal REV. DENIS HEGARTY SS. CC. , B.A. Dean Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra REV. BRENDAN CUMISKEY SS. CC. , B.A. , English, Latin, Coordinator of Activities REV. BERNARDINE LAGHEZZA SS. CC. , B. A. , Art, Drafting, Religion n ' -X W A REV. JEROME LANE SS. CC. , B.A. , Guidance Counselor Religion REV. PATRICK ARGUE SS. CC. , B. A. , Religion, Latin 12 ultv BTT . MICHAEL 11. v . SE. CC, B.A.. rt i g p nr a, Prpiinh, JoznsiUBm BET. PAIO. IH3D SS.CC. . B.A. . Speech, ' Rnglig - Bpligiop z SB.CC. , B.A. , Aigptrra, Gcomeiry, General BEX. PETEEIffiNNB as.cc. , B.A. , Aigehra, Bpligiop H£:V. DOMINICK CBEWE S .CC. , B.A., MR. VZTER IZffiEZ B.A. , Gcnerai Sciaoce. Biati jr, Coach 13 MR. GERALX) CHEEK B.S. , Civics, Physical Education, Head Coach MR. RONALD RAYA B.A. , World History, General Science, Business Law, Coach MR. CHARLES STAMPS B.A. , Speech, Business Law MR. JERRY AYERS M.A. , Algebra, English, Physical Education, Coach MR. WAYNE FETTERS B.S. , World Geography, World History, American History, Physical Edu- cation, Coach MR. DOMINICK LERO B.A. , Chemistry, Physics, Coach 14 MR. GUSTAVO FUENTES B.A. , Spanish, English to -e- ' y .■ ■ - • .s  - ■ MR. MALACHY J. NAUGHTEN A. B. , B.S. in C. E. Librarian . MR. JAMES T. WEBER M. A. , Music MRS. WILLIAM UNTHANK Administration MR. A LFRED BOURBON B. A. , Registrar MR. JERRY McADAMS A. A. , Coach 15 In Memory Cover them with beautiful flowers Deck them with garlands those brothers of ours, Lying so silent by night and by day Sleeping the years of their manhood away. Give them the meed they won in the past; Give them the honors the future forecast; Give them the chaplets they won in the strife; Give them the laurels they lost with their life. Will Carelton DAVID S. GAUKLER JOSEPH SCANLON 17 19 GARY T. BAILEY St. Joseph, Pomona Vice-Pres. , Sophomore Class; Honor Roll; Sodality; Car Club; Lettermen ' s Club 3; Latin Honor Society Jr. Classical League. WALTER L. BARNES Assumption, Claremont Honor RoU 2,3,4; Latin Honor Society Chess Club 2,4; Car Club; So- dality. MARK BARTOSH St. Joseph, Pomona Honor Roll 3; Sodality. JOHN P. BEEREBOOM Sacred Heart, Covina Vice-Pres. , Senior Class; So- dality; Honor Roll 2,3; Latin Honor Society, Annual Staff. RUSSELL G. BOWES Assumption, Claremont Lettermen ' s Club; Car Club; Sodality; Honor Roll. ROBERT BRYANT St. Margaret, Chino Honor Roll; Pres. , Sodality; Trident Staff; Car Club; Let- termen ' s Club 3,4. 18 63 WILLIAM BURGAN St. Joseph, Pomona Sodality; Treasurer ASB; Latin Honor Society; Honor Roll. JOHN R. CAMPBELL St. Joseph, Pomona Sodality; Lettermen ' s Club 1,2,3,4. DAVID CARLOS Immaculate Conception, Monrovia Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Sodality; Car Club. MICHAEL CHURCHILL Sacred Heart, Covina Ca r Club; Sodality; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Trident Staff. RALPH CLARK St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Sodality; Car Club; Lettermen ' s Club 3; Jr. Classical League. ROBERT COOPER St. Joseph, Pomona Car Club; Sodality. ROBERT CROWE St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Car Club; Sodality; Chess Club. DENNIS P. CROZIER O. L. of Lourdes, Montclalr Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Latin Honor Society; Car Club; So- dality; Honor Roll. PETER G. CRUDO Assumption, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Letter- men ' s Club 3,4; Cheerleader; Sodality; Band; Annual Staff. WILLIAM CRUTCHFIELD Assumption, Claremont Trident Staff; Latin Honor So- ciety; Car Club; Sodality; An- nual Staff. FRANK DIAZ Holy Name of Mary, Car Club; Sodality. La Verne NICHOLAS A. DiCARLO Assumption, Claremont Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Car Club; Latin Honor Society; Junior Classical League; So- dality; Annual Staff. 20 JAMES E. DuBRAKSKY Sacred Heart, Covina Treasurer ASB; Sodality; Latin Honor Society; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Xlc Pres. ASB; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Trident Staff. EDW.ARD EUAS Sacred Heart, Pomona Lettermen ' s Club 3; Car Club: Sodality. DONALD EVEN St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Soci ; Honor Roll; Sodalitj ' . THOMAS P. FINSTERBACH St. George, Ontario Secretarj ' ASB; Honor Roll; La- tin Honor Society; Sodality; Jun- ior Classical League; Trident Staff. KEVIN FORSTNER Assumption, Claremont Latin Honor Societj ' : Cheerlead- er; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Honor Roll; Sodality. JOHN FRANKS Sacred Heart, Covina Social Chairman ASB; Honor Roll; Sodalitj ' ; Junior Classical League; Trident Staff. 21 JOSEPH G. GARCIA St. Frances, Azusa Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Latin Honor Society; Car Club; So- dality. MICHAEL GASTON St. Joseph, Pomona Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Sodality. ANTON G. GEIGER St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Secretary Senior Class; Band; Sodality; Jr. Classical League; Honor Roll; Trident Staff; Annual Staff. TERRENCE GILBRETH Assumption, Claremont Latin Honor Society; Sodality; Trident Staff; Jr. Classical League; Honor Roll. PATRICK J. GILLESPIE St. Joseph, Upland Latin Honor Society; Pres. ASB; Jr. Clas- sical League; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Honor Roll; Vice-Pres. , ASB; Trident Staff; Annual Staff. WILLIAM HAINES St. Joseph, Pomona Pres. ASB; Car Club; Sodality; Honor Roll; Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; Latin Honor Society, Trident Staff; Annual Staff. 22 RICHARD F. HERNANDEZ St. Frances, Azusa Lettermen ' s Club 3; Sodality; Car Club. ANTHONY B. HOETKER Assumption, Claremont Chess Club; Car Club; Sodality; Band. JOHN J. HOLLER St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Car Club; Sodality. aSH« BKHK. «t?: RALPH G. HOOYBOER CHARLES L. HUNT RONALD JAMES St. Joseph, Pomona St. Dorothy, Glendora St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Honor Chess Club; Car Club. Lettermen ' s Club 3; Roll; Sodality. Sodality. 23 WILLIAM JAMES St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Chess Club; Car Club. FRANCIS S. JOB St. Margaret, Chino Latin Honor Society; Car Club; Honor Roll; Sodality; Audio- visual Club. CUFFORD C. JOHNSON Assumption, Claremont Latin Honor Society; Junior Classical League; Sodality. REDMOND P. JOHNSTON Sacred Heart, West Covina Latin Honor Society; Sodality; Trident Staff; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Junior Classical League. WILLIAM G. KELLER Holy Name, San Dimas Latin Honor Society; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Trident Staff; Letter- men ' s Club. JEROME KERN St. Joseph, Pomona Lettermen ' s Club; Sodality; Latin Honor Society; Honor Roll 2,3. 24 ANTHONY KING St. Joseph, Pomona Trident Staff; Car Club; Sodality. K WILLIAM KRAMER St. George, Ontario Latin Honor Society; Car Club; Sodality. JOSEPH LABARRERE St. Joseph, Pomona Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; Car Club; Sodality. RAYMOND A. LENIHAN St. Joseph, Pomona Sodalitj ' ; Car Club ERNEST LEONE St. Dorothy, Glendora Chess Club; Audio-visual Club; Sodality; Car Club. MARCELINO G. LOMELI Holy Name, La Verne Latin Honor Society; Car Club; Sodality. 25 CARL LOTITO Assumption, Claremont Car Club; Sodality; Band TERRANCE McCAFFERY St. Joseph, Upland Lettermen ' s Club; Car Club; Sodality; Chess Club. WILLIAM D. McCAY Assumption, Claremont Treasurer Senior Class; So- dality; Annual Staff; Audio- Visual Club; Chess Club; Let- termen ' s Club. RICHARD McCULLOUGH Assumption, Claremont Chess Club; Latin Honor Society; Car Club. FREDERICK McKAY St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Sodality; Lettermen ' s Club. JAMES P. MALLORY Assumption, Claremont Vioe-Pres. , ASB; Lettermen ' s Club; Car Club; Latin Honor Society; Trident Staff; Sodality. 26 JOHN MILLER St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Audio- Visual Club; Sodality. WILLIAM W. MOTYKA Sacred Heart, Covina Chess Club; Car Club; Audio- Visual Club; Sodality. KENNETH OGELLA St. George, Ontario Latin Honor Society; Chess Club; Honor Roll; Sodality; EDWARD C. OTTO JOHN PASKO JOHN PATCH St. Frances, Azusa Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Sodality; St. Martha, Valinda Sodality. Latin Honor Society; Sodality; Car Club. Sodality; Car Club. 27 WAYNE PEDERSEN St. Dorothy, Glendora Chess Club; Car Club; Sodality. JESSE PONCE St. Frances, Azusa Latin Honor Society; Car Club; Lettermen ' s Club; Sodality; Junior Classical League. DENNIS A. PURPERO Assumption, Claremont Sodality; Lettermen ' s Club 3, Car Club. EDWARD RAAB St. Joseph Pomona Sodality; Car Club. LOUIS RAMIREZ Sacred Heart, Pomona Car Club; Sodality. DWIGHT P. REILLY St. George, Ontario Car Club; Sodality. WILLIAM REINKE Assumption, Montclair Car Club. JOSEPH RIVERA Sacred Heart, Pomona Car Club; Sodality. ERIC J. SAVILLE Assumption, Claremont Latin Honor Society; Band; Cheerleader; Sodality; Chess Club; Honor Roll; Trident Staff. WILLIAM E. STAMPS Assumption, Claremont Latin Honor Society; Junior Classical League; Trident Staff; Treasurer ASB; Honor Roll; Sodality. MICHAEL STEWART Assumption, Claremont Latin Honor Society; Pres. Senior Class; Honor Roll; Tri- dent Staff; Lettermen ' s Club; Sodality. JOSEPH P. TAYLOR Holy Name of Mary, La Verne Lettermen ' s Club 2,3,4; Sodality. 29 JOHN L. TURNER Holy Name, La Verne Sodality; Lettermen ' s Club; Latin Honor Societj ' ; Car Club. THOMAS VANDERSTOCK Assumption Claremont Latin Honor Society; Letter- men ' s Club 3,4; Car Club; Sodality. GEORGE R. WILEY St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; Honor Roll; Audio- Visual Club; Car Club; Sodality. ROGER WILSON Holy Name San Dimas Honor Roll; Sodality; Car Club. THOMAS H. WOORE St. Joseph, Pomona Latin Honor Society; School Photographer; Junior Classical League; Annual Staff; Trident Staff; Chess Club; Audio-Visual Club President. 30 1st row: T. Apodaca, T. Beals, C. Fitzsimmons, F. Chiappetta, R. Arcide, R. Chirafisi, J. Catt, S. DiCarlo. 2nd row: R. Baum, S. Barnes, D. Almos, P. Bank, C. Day, J. Crutchfield, S. Arumbala, R. Crawford. 3rd row: D. Dunn, D. Duncan, M. Edmonds, J. Davis, M. Baird, D. Czapinski, M. Eskay, A. Cabrere. 4th row: V. Fergin, J. Davis, K. Brown, R. Baumann, R. Carrier, R. Dominick, R. Cosmos, R. Brandt. Absent: R. Alcala, D. Boos. 32 JUNIORS 1st row: P. Moran, T. Propeck, D. Kurutz, D. Pearson, M. Kolodge, W. O ' Brien, R. Marquez, J. Phillips. 2nd row: M. Patchett, J. Jensen, P. Johnston, J. Kramer, M. McCay, H. Padilla, L. Gosling. 3rd row: T. Lee, J. Poole, D. Gennero, D. Monaco, S. Pike, M. Jahant, J. Gagnon, J. Hauk. 4th row: M. Narzisi, E. Piercey, A. Lipp, M. McCaffrey, J. Goodreau, W. Luster, R. Jordan. 5th row: J. Philabaum, J. Musarra, S. Mariano, R. Keller, W. Otto. Absent: J. Hooyboer; T. Logan, E. Hummer. 33 JUNIORS 1st row: R. Sherman, J. Voss, T. Revane, R. Salazar, R. Zavala, R. Salvato. 2nd row: M. Salas, R. Vera, R. Ware, R. Willut, J. Walliser, V. Stephens. 3rd row: D. Reigenborn, A. Ruiz, G. Vanderstock, T. Struna, L. Scalia, M. Ranney. 4th row: J. Stanley, G. Vasquez, W. Uphus, J. Shaw, W. Youpel, R. Wilkiewicz. Absent: F. Ruf, J. Wachsman, J. Schauer. 34 SOPHOMORES 1st row: M. Slash, T. Calandra, A. Beck, J. Batista, J. Cavanaugh, N, Bonetti. 2nd row: R. Arroyo, V. Carplo, M. Adam, K. Christy, M. Bosworth, J. Brown. 3rd row: M. Christianson, D. AUor, T. Barrett, H. Camilli, M. Brown. 4th row: W. Ciora, M. Carroll, A. Conahan, G. Abulog, J. Cervantes, S. Codd. 5th row: W. Cox, S. Coombs, M. Contreras, L. Breeden, C. Blomquist. 6th row: J. Chapman, J. Chapman, J. Chiriaco, S. Bastien, S. Curtis, J. Chirafisi. 35 SOPHOMORES fAgt- 11 l 14j If ri T v3H B V l J A - r 1 1 - H f 1 1 1 Bb ' ■ ■ k: ' ' ' ' 1st row: G. Gray, J. Hederman, T. Hartigan, R. Graham, R. Frick, P. Flegal, W. Deaver. 2nd row: J. DeVito, J. Greenwood, L. Finsterraaker, L. Heinzen, P. Greene, P. Edwards, E. Hocum. 3rd row: N. DeVito, J. Giroux, T. Gustin, J. DeLosReyes, R. Foley, M. Gillespie. 4th row: R. Duran, J. Elias, E. Delgado, D. Hooyboer, R. Hinsberger, J. Dorainick. 5th row: W. Grega, P. Diaz, P. Duran, N. DeLorenzo, R. Gonzales, M. Doss, J. Fortherlngham. Absent: D. Ehler. 36 SOPHOMORES 1st row: W. Meyer, N. Murphy, C. Nadeau, M. Laporte, M. Linares, B. Mansell, P. Laband. 2nd row: C. Lopez, P. Kady, R. O ' Brien, R. Kramer, G. Kralick, K. Neely. 3rd row: C. Moronez, J. McLean, D. Okon, N. Javorsky, C. King, R. Nardi, L. Mellon. 4th row: R. Mireles, J. Luevanos, D. Medovitch, R. Morgan, W. O ' Hara, M. Jenkins. 5th row: R. Lopez, G. Ortiz, L. Monroy, W. Jasina, D. Murphy, R. Ogella. Absent: W. McDevitt, M. Madrid. 37 SOPHOMORES 1st row: J. Popka, M. Rains, L. Ramirez, C. Post, W. Strona, J. Whitehair, J. White. 2nd row: J. Samaniego, V. Williams, C. Rodriguez, T. Trudel, D. Roe, R. Reinke. 3rd row: R. Ponce, R. Ramirez, A. Vidervol, R. Zarracina, R. Zitney, E. Sobiecki. 4th row: F. Turner, C. Ramirez, J. Repar, W. Piohotta, T. Purpero. 5th row: M. Phillips, R. Ramirez, B. Snell, M. Quinn, P. Patterson. 6th row: M. Ward, K. Samson, T. Taylor, D. Roelle, D. Shaw, M. Wilson. Absent: R. Ramirez, C. Rau. FRESHMEN 1st row: A. Davis, D. Cismowski, T. Franks, G. Edeson, D. Denton, R. Davidson, D. Cardoza, C. Finch. 2nd row: J. Connolly, M. Earl, C. Clark, W. Delo, F. Bitsko, J. Comyns, D. Chavez, J. Firestone. 3rd row: L. Cooper, T. Barns, J. Dougherty, A. Escandon, J. Carlino, H. Delgado, D. Bissonnette, K. Darney. 4th row: F. Cabais, J. Contreras, L. Caridi, G. Batista, T. Cantwell, B. Carlos, M. Forster. 5th row: D. Craig, R. Dunn, M. Cabrera, H. Businger, J. Fresonki, P. Foster, R. Diez. Absent: C. Acosta, M. Andritch, D. Beals, F. Belezza, J. Coony. 39 FRESHMEN 1st row: T. Jackson, J. Hofmans, A. Getson, A. Jakubiak, J. Hastie, R. Hayne, D. Julius, P. Hansen, M. Johnston. 2nd row: R. Kipper, D. Grigg, J. LaBarge, V. Livolsi, K. Job, P. Hederman, A. Glaab, T. Kelly, D. Giard- inelli. 3rd row: R. Guerrero, L. Lomeli, J. Lazzari, W. Gray, T. Krahelski, J. Jessup, G. Gomez, J. Higgins. 4th row: T. Kennedy, J. Gomez, D. Kuszmar, P. Lipp, J. Larson, R. Grossman, D. Gaydos. 5th row: G. Gardner, G. Harris, J. Ireland, J. Hogan, C. Jensen, R. Gouin. Absent: R. Herman, J. Hilbe, M. Kennedy, T. Herzog. FRESHMEN 1st row: J. Moore, J. Moronez, D. Poole, T. Rossmiller, J. Michalski, M. Reilly, W. Mussatto, D. Martin. 2nd row: M. McCasland, A. Mathern, R. Riebli, R. Plese, M. Ruiz, M. Murphy, S. Moore. 3rd row: R. Madrigal, R. Reyna, M. Madden, A. Radocinski, T. McGarry, J. Orzeck, D. Mendoza. 4th row: S. Megargee, T. Pagano, W. O ' Meara, J. Porras, J. Patterson, P. Maoaluso. 5th row: M. McGready, C. MoGrath, D. Noguer, T. Mansell, D. Majersky. Absent: J. Mileham, J. Ruffino. 41 FRESHMEN 1st row: J. Schilz, T. Tancredi, J. Smith, W. Teague, R. Sarrio, G. Vera, D. Wachsman, P. Swick. 2nd row; R. Stephens, D. Woronkiewicz, G. Shaw, C. Watters, S. Vasquez, T. Sonntag, M. Whelchel. 3rd row: G. Salem, C. Schaefer, G. Skelton, J. Sabutis, M. Sheffield, J. Zemenick, R. St. John. 4th row: W. Simmonds, J. Wycoff, C. Zyvoloski, S. Stack, J. Trejo, W. Wisniewski, R. Vera. 5th row: S. Smith, A. Valles, R. Sandoval, R. Taylor, B. Yaeger. 42 DEDICATION The dedication of an annual is perhaps the greatest honor that a student body can confer. The per- son selected Is held high in the mind of each and every student and deserving of the highest grati- tude and admiration. It is only proper then, that we, the students of Pomona Catholic Boys ' High dedicate our first annual to the one personality who has been first and foremost in the guidance and development of our school. That person is none other than our principal, the Very Reverend Fred- erick Furey. In the gray beginnings Father Furey was given a handful of condemned buildings, a strict budget, and the Cardinal ' s blessing to create in a few short months a working, efficient establishment of edu- cation. To many this would have been an insurmountable task, but for Father Furey and his undying enthusiasm this was a challenge. He immediately instituted a building program and a plan of action which he hoped would eventually lead to a well equipped educational plant which would prepare the citiziens of tomorrow . The challenge of building men from boys wasn ' t an easy one and it presented many obstacles, but for Father Furey, who gave so generously and unselfishly of his time and effort, each difficulty was met and surmounted. Today, as our first graduation approaches. Father Furey ' s dream is becoming a reality and it is at this time that we salute him for a job well done and a challenge well met. 44 A A I The Fate of Empires Rests on the Education of Youth ...Aristotle 46 47 « « . ■s tt. Religion class invites philosophical discussion .Depth in Philosophy Bringeth Men ' s Minds About to Religion... Francis Bacon Daily Mass offered by Fr. Argue L ' 1 I E . profuse strains of unpremeditated art The Pen Is the Tongue of the Mind ...Cervantes An informal math session with Fr. Peter Sophomores in Fr. Crewe ' s English class 49 How Poor Are They Who Have Not Patience ...Shakespeare Active participation increases interest in Chem. Lab. Amdebas listen intently to Mr. Lopez ' s Biology lecture The quality of mercy is not strained — Mr. Lero corrects chemistry tests A little advice from Mr. Lero. . . Helps to solve the problem. 51 Mr. Ayers lectures on Oklahoman History Freshmen instilled with love of Shakespeare Students utilize homeroom in various ways 52 A little humor breaks routine In religion class Fr. Travers watches student solve geometry problems Fr. Denis discovers student prodigy 54 Psyche staff Mister Lopez explains the intricacies of human birth Presenting Dennis Purpero — theologian extrodinaire Deusex Machwa But Father, Shakespeare wasn ' t Irish! t M r VVvH Riyi M 56 FR. CREWE — Dean of Admissions Fr. Denis calls on Geometry student To begin with. . . This is the floor 57 Dean Weaton of Pomona College addresses Academic banquet Next to Excellence Is the Appreation of It ...Thackeray Head table at the Holiday Inn 58 -THK-TK 59 Varsity Staff Head Coach Gerald Cheek attended Tulsa U. and Cen- tral St. Teachers ' College. Excelled in athletics at both colleges. Graduated in ' 57. He has been a coach 6 yrs. . An Army vet, and holds honors as a Capt. of Central St. football team, all conference HB. , and Mo. Valley broad jump champ in ' 52. As a head coach his record is 19-4. Coach Jerry Ayers is a grad of Southwestern St. Col- lege, in ' 59. Coaching 4 yrs. . Received M. A. at Adams St. College. Headed football at Erie, Colo. . Was Capt. of the S. S. C. football team, all conference, ' 57- ' 58. He will also head varsity basketball. Coach Wayne Fetters is a grad of Central St. Col- lege. Coaching 6 yrs. . Marine vet of Korean Conflict, recipiant of 2 Purple Hearts. Headed football at Syn- der, Okla. Also will head track. Head Coach Cheek 60 Coach Ayers Coach Fetters JV and C Staff Coach Peter Lopez attended Pomona Catholic High where he was active in sports and student council. At- tended Chaffey Jr. College before entering U. of Ore- gon, graduated from L. A. St. College. He was attach- ed to the 82 Airborne Division. Third year coaching, and heads JV Football. Coach Ron Raya attended Mt. SAC and Cal Poly. Let- tered baseball and football. High School honors include 6 varsity letters, and played in the North-South Shrine game in ' 56. So. Calif. GIF in both sports. He Coach- es C football, wrestling and JV Baseball. Coach Jerry Adams will graduate from Cal Poly in June. He is new to the staff. He started at McKinley Home for Boys. At Cal Poly was named best defen- sive catcher in So. Calif. He coaches C football, B Basketball and Varsity baseball. Coach Lopez Coach McAdam Coach Raya 61 Varsity Football ' V. «- ' • 1st row: Garcia, Stephens, Propeck, Beals, Churchill, Labarrere, Gaston, McCaffrey. 2nd row: Coach Cheek, Ware, Pasko, DiCarlo, Barnes, McCay, Carpio, Haines, Fitzsimmons, Coach Ay ers. 3rd row: Ruf, Wilkowitcz, Roelle, Greene, Crudo, Carlos, DuBransky, Keller. 4th row; Bryant, Gillespie, Purpero, Crozier, Stanley, Shaw, Campbell. Not Shown: Coach Fetters, Vander- stock, Taylor. Passing Attempted-Completed-Intercepted 67 26 12 TEAM STATISTICS Net Yardages Passing-Rushing- Total Yards 254 1640 1894 INDIVIDUAL POINT TOTAL Paul Greene 36 pts. Mike Gaston 30 pts. Pat Taylor 30 pts. Joe Labarrere 18 pts. Mike MacCaffrey 17 pts. Jim DuBransky 12 pts. Dennis Shaw Bill Haines Bob Ware Pete Crudo 10 pts. 7 pts. 6 pts. 2 pts. Longest run from scrimmage - 54 yds. 54 yds. Mike Gaston - vs. Paul Greene - vs. Covina Palmdale Longest kickoff return Longest Punt return Longest pass completion - 85 - 70 - 30 yds. yds. yds. Mike Gaston - vs. Mike Gaston - vs. Jim DuBransky to Covina St. Francis Mike MacCaffrey - vs. Palmdale Longest pass intercept rim - 40 yds. Mike Churchill -vs. Palmdale 62 First Team Offense-Defense 1--: - xz Sicn3i=. ?-zhi ZTLii. Itie McCi2r . ngl. ' l .!vsi . !• rr nrMyv- :.; Vnr Boh Warej T ' ft Tackie, Daa Hoeile: Center. To! i Beals, Sifiit Tstcfcle. DiTe Carlos: LIKEBACKEHS: Pete Cinda, Mlie ChmrhfTT. TiDtt Pr eek, Joe lafaarr re. SAFETTltES: Demu-s 3iaw i, 14 , and Mlie Gffstt t8 Pat Gillispie Qb. Mike Gaston Hb. r Jim DuBransky Qb. Joe Labarrere Fb. Pat Taylor Hb. Bill Haines End Bob Bryant Fb. .-r-. M MK i-.j.. a Sen lor Lette rmen Dennis Purpero Hb. Nick DiCarlo, Guard John Campbell, End Tom Vander stock, End P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. Mike Churchill C, Lb. 1963 SEASON RECORD 12 33 29 14 40 6 27 7 20 7 St. Bernards Covina Palmdale Arroyo Grande Bosco Tech St. Francis Mission Bishop Amat Mater Dei 27 13 Joe Garcia, Tackle John Pasko, Guard Dennis Crozier, End Bill Keller, Tackle ' V 1 V Pat Taylor (33) is tripped up after short gain against St. Bernards, other Spartans are: Mike McCaffrey (80), Van Stevens (66), Tom Beals (61), and Tim Propeck (63). Joe Garcia (73), Bob Ware (81), r • . - 2J ' SlW A JS 1V« ' y 4 Defensive stalwarts Bill Haines (21), and Joe Garcia (73), stop Monarch halfback in Mater Dei game. Sophomore flash, Paul Greene seems all alone but defenders are waiting as the halfback moves up. Santa Fe League Standing 1963 TEAM WON LOST Bishop Amat 4 P.O. 3 1 Mission 2 2 St. Francis 1 3 Bosco Tech 4 Co-Captain Pat Taylor leads team through lines formed by drill team and cheerleaders, before a game. Pat Taylor (with ball) scores touchdown In San Gabriel Mission game. Ware (81), Joe Garcia (73), and Tom Beals (61) look on. Head Coach Gerald Cheek and Co-Captain Mike Churchill talk over strategy that help- ed the Spartans in their quest for victory. Bill Haines heads for paydirt in a nine yard scamper in the only score in the 13-7 setback at the hands of Mater Dei. 1963 Junior Varsity Season Record 2 won 6 lost 1 tie Cee Season Record 7 won 2 lost (SANTA FE LEAGUE CHAMPS) Mike Gaston zips by a Mission defender and picks up yard- age in a Santa Fe League encounter with San Gabriel Mission. 67 Santa Fe League All-Stars Mike Churchill Nick DiCarlo John Pasko Mike Gaston Pat Taylor Dave Carlos All San Gabriel Valley Selections Mike Churchill Mike Gaston Breaking clear for a long touchdown run, Mike Gaston turns on the speed that left Covina defenders far behind, and gave him credit for three touchdowns. Spartan end Mike McCaffrey is stop- ped by a Palmdale defender after long pass completion in Spartan third con- secutive victory. 1963 Football Managers John Giroux Peter Laband Ted Guston Sandy Pike Pete Crudo comes to a sudden stop as Palmdale defenders apply the pressure. Leading the play are Bill Keller (71), Bob Bryant (41), Jim DuBransky (11), and Nick DiCarlo (60). 68 Junior Varsity Football M tt  9 i U 1st row: Ciora, Jenkins, Repar, Morgan, Quinn, Mariano, Ramirez, Diaz, W. Barnes. 2nd row: Coach Lopez, Duran, Crawford, Arcide, E. Elias, J. Elias, Dominic, Hocum PadiUia, J. Vanderstock. 3rd row: Delorrayez, Dunn, R. Lopez, Delgado, GiUespie, Rivera, Pierson, WiUet, Adams Motyka. 4th row: Chipetta, DiCarlo, Conahan, Ehler, T. Purpero, Brandt, Sherman, Kolodge Baer Cheroko. ' ' Freshman Football iU (F t H y i J 1st row: R. Vera, Kipper, Finch, J. Shaw, Orzeck, J. Gomez, Woronkiewicz, Schaefer, Bitsko Treio P Murphv Stack, Teague. 2nd row: Coach McAdam, Acosta, Mansell, B. ManseU, T. Ancredi, Carlino, Bissonnette, D. Beals, G. Vera Reil- ly, Larson, Gray, Macaluso, Coach Raya. 3rd row: Plese, Jessup, Cardi, Ruffino, Jakubiak, M. Murphy, Earl, Salem. Yeager, Bellezza. Porras Harris Higgins. 4th row: Kelly, Grossman, Stephens, Sl elton. Barns, Foster, Hastie, Michalski, Dunn, Doughtery Mathern Smith Cantwell. ' ' 69 Varsity Basketball 1st row: Salazar, Forstner, Catt, Kolodge. 2nd row: D. Shaw, B. O ' Brien, K. Sampson. 3rd row: Coach Ayers, Morgan, Mallory, Stanley, Bowes. JV Basketball 70 1st row: Gouin, Cervantes, Kady, G. Shaw. 2nd row: Orzack, Trahelski, Mendoza, Raggenborn, Medovitch, Jahant. 3rd row: Gillespie, Goetson, McCreedy, Gonzalis, Woronkiewicz. Freshman Basketball 1st row: Glaab, Skelton, G. Gomez, D. Beals. 2nci row: Cox, Patterson, B. Teague, A. Escondon. 3rd row: Macaluso, Delgado, Zeminick, Barret, S. Stack, Coach Lero. NAME Russ Bowes Kevin Forstner Dennis Shaw Joe Catt Jim Stanley Matt Kolodge Dick Morgan Kevin Sampson Bob Salazar John Campbell Jim Mallory BiU O ' Brien GAMES 22 23 23 21 23 21 11 11 10 12 21 23 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL POINT TOTALS FREE THROWS FIELD GOALS 42 82 47 36 15 17 1 1 10 267 71 115 70 73 16 27 1 1 7 9 26 416 TOTAL LEAGUE SEASON HIGH POINTS AVE. AVE, GAMI 184 8.0 8.4 20 312 16.1 13.6 25 187 9.2 8.1 18 182 11.2 8.7 26 47 1.7 2.0 7 71 2.2 3.4 10 3 0.3 0.3 2 3 0.3 2 24 1.0 2.0 7 26 1.4 1.2 4 60 2.0 2.6 8 1099 53.4 47.8 ' 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES PC 32 - Mater Dei PC 48 - Claremont PC 59 - Las Vegas PC 25 - Claremont PC 65 - Corona PC 43 - Montclair PC 39 - Montclair PC 45 - Torrance 35 PC 27 ■ - Rosemead 47 PC 52 ■ - St. Francis 50 41 PC 36 - - Bishop Amat 44 PC 44 - - Mission 80 66 PC 34- - Glendora 64 PC 60 - - Bishop Amat 55 42 PC 43 - - Mission 64 PC 54- - LaSalle 58 50 PC 53 - ■ Bishop Amat 42 PC 56 - - Bosco Tech 61 55 PC 50 - ■ LaSalle 66 PC 61 - - Webb 70 41 PC 49 - - Charter Oak 60 PC 57 - ■ St. Francis 46 71 PC 65 - ■ Bosco Tech 71 71 Junior, Joe Catt takes advantage of a Bosco Tech foul and puts up a point for the Spartans. Kevin Forstner (22) and Dennis Shaw (partly hidden) prepare for rebound play. John Campbell (44) tips ball towards Russ Bowes (32) in Mater Dei game. Jim Stanley (50) waits to play the out- come of the tip. MD won 35-32. David Mendoza (15) scores for the JV ' s in action against Bosco Tech. Milte Gillespie (12) and Chuck Finch (22) look on. Four players await rebound in action against Rosemead. John Campbell (45), Kevin Forstner and Dennis Shaw (35) try for it. 72 Jim MalloiT outjumps Mission Center and tips ball to Kevin Forstner (Hid- den behind Jim). Russ Bowes awaits tip. Senior Jim Mallory tips in two point s against the tech man of Bosco Tech. Russ Bowes (32), Dennis Shaw (34) and Joe Catt (40), look on. Russell Bowes drives in for lay up and 2 points against Bosco Tech. Kevin Forstner follows up the play. Dennis Shaw shoots from the corner while Russ Bowes waits for the rebound. 73 Junior Varsity ' 63 Statistic s Record WON 12 - LOST 5 FREE FIELD A lme throws GOALS TOTAL C. Finch 33 83 199 G. Shaw 27 45 117 D. Medovitch 23 42 107 R. Gonzales 48 51 150 D. Mendoza 32 37 106 B. Woronkiewicz 1 5 11 D. Gouin 15 43 101 A. Conahand 1 2 5 J. Cervantes 1 2 5 N. Kusmar 2 4 10 J. Orzack 4 2 8 M Gillespie 1 2 5 188 318 824 Freshman ' 63 Statistics Record WON 2 - LOST 10 FREE FIELD Jim Stanley tips In 2 points for the Spartans against Bosco Tech. John Campbell (44) and Russ Bowes (32) are ready for the rebound. Matt Ko lodge gets lay-up past Bosco Tech defender for 2 points. NAME THROWS GOALS TO! Patterson 6 8 62 Maclusso 2 5 12 Stack 5 9 23 Teague 15 15 45 Skelton 3 10 23 Schiize 1 2 5 Barrett 18 14 46 Cox 17 33 83 Contreres 3 8 19 Escondon 2 4 10 Joe Catt (40) drives in for lay-up and two points against Mission. Kevin Forstner (22) follows up play. Set up in the corner, Spartans, Dennis Shaw (34) and Matt Kolodge try to move ball out against Mater Dei. Monarchs won second meeting of the two games. Faculty Harlem Clown Game 1st row: Sims, HareU, Forbes, Smith, Blue. 2nd row: Fr. Bernardine, Coach Ayers, K. Cheek, Coach Cheek Coach (Papa) McAdam, Lynch, Coach Raya, Dr. Whicther, M. Kettle. Harlem Clowns assist referee, Stan Jackson, score basket. Clowns beat the Faculty 53-48. S ENIORS RULE ! ! Jim DuBransky scores in the Jr. -Sr. Game won by the Seniors, 49-41. Silas Mariano, John Goodreau, Schauer, and Mike Churchill. Harlem Clowns play baseball during basketball game against the Faculty. Lynch (11) hit homer. 75 Tennis 1st row: White, M. Johnston, Mussato, Chavez. 2nd row: T. Franks, Fleagle, Genero, Davis, J. Davis. 3rd row: Vidrvol, Barrett, Mussara, Apodaca, Christenson, J. Franks. Golf 76 1st row: Ravane, Sherman, Cooms, Myers. 2nd row: Firestone, Binette, Bissonette, Carlino. 3rd row: Dilo, Codd, Murphy, Leone, Goodreau, Larson. So ccer 1st row: M. Murphy, J. Kramer, Keller, Haine, Carplo. 2nci row: DuBransky, R. Kramer, Beck, LaBand, Motyka, B. McCay, Javorski. 3rd row: Herman, Dunn, Johnston, Gillespie, Doss, Bauman, Banko, Hocum. Not shown: John Beereboom. Soccer Season Resume ' The soccer team progressed into its second year of action this year fielding a team that had a season con- sisting of two games. This year ' s team was coached by Fr. Peter Dennis and got a lot of help also from other priests on the faculty. Last year ' s team had only one game but fared well in holding touted Salesian High to only a 2-1 victory. This year ' s team suffered defeats at the hands, or rather the feet, of the San Gabriel Mission High squad. The first game was held on the victors field and they could not hold them due to the lack of practice. The next meeting of the two schools took place on the home field and this time they did exceptionally well in hold- ing them to a 3-1 win. This year ' s squad possessed only six seniors, Redmond Johnston, Bill Motya, Bill McCay, Jim DuBran- sky, John Beereboom and Pat Gillespie. Next year ' s team should fare better than the previous two. They are looking forward to participation in a league and with a couple more years on the field should be able to send a fine team to represent us. n Varsity Wrestling 1st row: Jukubiak, Madrid, Acosta, Ehler, Pike. 2nd row: Walliser, R. James, Voss, B. Dominic, Ware. 3rd row: Coach Raya, T. McCaffery, R. Ogella, Apodaca, Bissonnette. JV Wrestling 7S 1st row: Cavdoza, Rains, L. Lomelli, Ruffino, Cabius. 2nd row: Browne, J. Mussarra, P. Diaz, Fergin. 3rd row: Waters, Belizza, S. Barnes, Neeley. SPARTAN WRESTLING SEASON 1962-63 Wrestling, a new sport on the Spartan campus seems to have a bright future if the turnout and spirit of the team continues as it has the past two seasons. The boys traveled around to vari- ous schools and met other wrestling squads. They had a very fine season with a 7-4 record, com- pared to a 5-4 last season. This sport enables the participants to not only maintain almost per- fect physical condition but to learn how to take care of themselves, in style. Senior Ron James and Junior Sandy Pike receive awards from Coach Ron Raya. 62-63 Match Scores Corona 55 North view 29 Covina 10 Fontana 40 Covina 27 Bishop Amat (forfeit) Baldwin Park 44 Calif. School for the Deaf 10 Tustin 33 Brown Military (forfeit) Charter Oak 27 5th Place in Mount San Antonio Invitational Tournament-Open Division PC 5 PC 31 PC 47 PC 20 PC 33 PC 60 PC 16 PC 50 PC 27 PC 60 PC 33 Terry McCaffery has situation well in hand as he headlocks op- ponent from Cal. Institute for Deaf. MOST POINTS SCORED, SEASON 45 pts. - Ron James MOST POINTS SCORED, MATCH 17 pts. - Sandy Pike MOST PINS ONE SEASON 9 - Ron James Ron James gives opponent a tough workout during match at Cal. Institute for Deaf. 79 Varsity Track : t M L I u m ' 1 V . M 1st row: Labarrere, Gaston, P. Taylor, Crudo, R. James, Greene. 2nd row: T. Cabrera, R. Johnston, J. Vanderstock, M. McCaffrey, Campbell, D. Medovltch, F. McKay, Banko. 3rd row: Roelle, R. Clark, Arclde, Willet, Reigenborn, Brandt, Eskay, Sampson. JV Track 1st row: O ' Brian, Tancredi, Carpio, Mendoza, Shower, Gillespie. 2nd row: Delorenzo, L. Lomelli, Diaz, O ' Hara, Kady, Roe, Contreras, Ortiz. 3rd row: Ruiz, Moran, Gonzales, Patterson, Ramirez, Lopez, S. Tarsan, Beck, M. Forster. 80 Freshmen Track SPARTAH STADIUM 1st row: Mikeham, Cabrera, C. King, Moore, Ruiz, G. Gomez. 2nd row: Grossman, Cantwell, Contreras, R. Vera, R. Stevens, T. Beals. 3rd row: Ruffino, Lipp, J. Smith, Whitehair, J. Trejo, J. Gomez, Vasquez, Mansell. March 7 March 9 March 12 March 19 March 22 March 26 March 29 1963 Spartan Track Schedule Pius X PC 64 - Pius X 40 April 5 Glendora PC 88 - Glendora 16 April 10 Notre Dame Relays April 20 Claremont PC 53 - Claremont 51 April 23 Edgewood PC 84 1 2 - Edgewood 19 1 2 April 26 St. Francis PC 81 - St. Francis 23 May 1 Meet of Champions at Claremont May 4 LaSalle PC - SaSalle May 11 Mission PC - Mission Bishop Amat PC - Bishop Amat Bishop Amat Relays League Prlims Mt. SAC Relays League Finals Qualifying Meet for CIF CIF Track Meet 81 PC Spikers gain clean sweep in 220 yd. dash, as Mike Gaston hits tape first, followed by Paul Greene and Joe Labarrere. PC won. Redmond Johnston sprints for tape in Low Hurdle win. Jeff Vanderstock {1st man from left) gains second. Ron James (Lane 5) nips teammate, Paul Greene in 100 yard dash. Head Coach Wayne Fetters times the event. B2 Pat Taylor is up and over the bar in the pole volt at 11 ' 6. XA Seniors, Redmond Johnston, Mike Gaston, and Ron James pose for a picture before track meet. Redmond Johnston hits tape just ahead of Jeff Vanderstock in 120 low hurdles. Paul Greene sprints last few yards hard to reach tape first and victory for Spartans . 83 Varsity Baseball 1st row: Giroux, J. Poole, R. Kramer, Cervantes, Salazar, B. Bryant, Conahand, J. Kramer, Kolodge, S. DiCarlo. 2nd row: T. Kelly, Bloomqulst, D. Shaw, J. Shaw, Forstner, B. O ' Brien, Youpel, B. Crutchfield, R. Vera, DuBran- sky, Catt, Kern, Goetson, Coach McAdam. 1963 Spartan Varsity Baseball Schedule March 1 Edgewood PC 4 - Edgewood 2 April 2 St. Francis PC - St. Francis March 4 Montclalr PC 2 - Montclair 6 April 5 Bosco Tech PC -Bosco Tech March 5 Glendora PC 9 - Glendora (tie) April 8 -11 Pomona Tournament March 8 Montclair PC 3 - Montclair 2 April 17 LaSalle PC - LaSalle March 12 Claremont PC 11 - Claremont 6 April 19 Bishop Amat PC -Bishop Amat March 15 Webb PC 8 - Webb 9 April 23 Mission PC -Mission March 22 Edgewood PC 4 - Edgewood 2 April 26 St. Francis PC -St. Francis March 26 Bishop Amat PC - Bishop Amat May 3 LaSalle PC -LaSalle March 29 Mission PC -Mission May 4 Bosco Tech PC - Bosco Tech B4 JV Baseball 1 1 t t«i f 1st row: Rossmiller, Caridi, J. Brown, Escandon, D. Poole, Kipper, Hastie, Plese, Cox, Larson. 2nd row: Bis- sonnette, Jessup, Mellon, Bitsko, G. Vera, Gouin, Rellly, Stack, Skelton, Hocum, Woronkiewicz, Schilz, Teague, Darney, Orzeck, Finch, Coach Raya. 1963 Spartan JV Baseball Schedule March 1 Edgewood PC - Edgewood March 29 Mission PC - Mission March 4 Montclalr PC -Montclair April 2 St. Francis PC -St. Francis March 5 Glendora PC -Glendora April 12 LaSalle PC -LaSalle March 8 Montclair PC -Montclalr April 19 Bishop Amat PC - Bishop Amat March 12 Claremont PC -Claremont April 23 Mission PC -Mission March 15 Webb PC -Webb May 3 LaSalle PC -LaSalle March 22 Edgewood PC -Edgewood March 26 Bishop AmatPC -Bishop Amat 85 Picture shows one of the few times in practice when team is allowed to walk. 86 Baseball team gets in shape by running around the track. Catcher, Dennis Shaw, swings and connects with the ball against the Wolfpack of Clare- mont. Spartan center fielder, Jim Cioitchfield, puts in a little time at the plate in the Claremont game won 11-6. Poised and ready, Spartan infield is ready for anything opponent may hit at them. 87 Letterm ens Club 1st row: M. McCay, S. Pike, B. Keller, P. Crudo, B. Ware, R. Bryant, J. DuBransky, J. Walliser, C. Fitzsim- mons, D. Purpero, J. Ponce. 2nd row: P. Greene, D. Crozier, N. DiCarlo, D. Churchill, M. Gaston, J. Labarere, T. Vanderstock, B. Haines, R. Clark, K. Forstner, R. Johnston, Van Stevens. 3rd row: Coach Cheek, R. Verra, C. Bloomquist, S. Mariano, R. Bowes, G. Bailey, J. Mallory, J. Stanley, M. Mc- Caffery, D. Shaw, P. Gillespie, J. Voss. 4th row: J. Garcia, R. Hernandez, F. McKay, B. Domlniok, V. Carpio, B. Youpel, J. Kern, V. Shaw, R. Ogella, P. Taylor, R. James, D. Rolle. 88 TIVITK B9 standing K. Forstner P. Wiese R. Saville J. Ivy J. Burgan L. Stefanich L. Sobieckie Kneeling J. Clark S. Doctor K. Gunskl J. Carolyn B. Rizzo L. Patch Cheerleaders Veni! Vidi! and Vicl! 90 ' Spartans are you with us? ' Spartan mascot Tim Calandra instills spirit into the crowd. 91 The organization of the car caravan before the bonfire rally, led by Richard Her- nandez. Car Club members drive home- coming court during half time festivities. The jubilant return from a vic- torious conquest at Palmdale. Seniors Construct Bonfire 94 1963 Homecoming court at Bonfire. Laura Patsch Pam Lynch, Jan Ivy, Pat Blake, Tracy Stefanich. Homecoming bonfire burns in blaze of glory after seven straight wins. Bonfire 95 QUEEN JAN FRY 96 x!fm;i mic mra 0itiUA mctJ my 9?!te 7u !4 m 98 1 P I WR  ■ ■• «!« ? ' jrf • ' M4 ! ' ' fim kwmL i m:M m 99 Members at the class of ' 63 wash cars to raise funds for the Junior Senior Prom. vmm Scenes of the prom at Riverside ' s Historic Mission Inn. TheRidgerunners folk trio provided a change of pace from the music of Keith Williams and his orchestra. Left to right are: Mike Stewart, Sue Davies, and Jerry Burgan. John Miller and Bill Motyka put up the tar- paper with one aid of the flashlight held by Bill McCay. Ralph Hooyboer, Tom Woore, Mike Stewart and Tony Geiger work inside the gym. Projectionist Tom Woore shows the movies to the seniors. In the course of four months the seniors raised ap- proximately |1,000 toward their goal by showing mo- tion pictures to the Student Body. To erect a suitable facility for the purpose of show- ing these films it took the time of nine seniors; George Wiley, Tom Woore, Tony Geiger, Bill McCay, Ralph Hooyboer, Bill Motyka, John Miller, Mike Stewart and John Beereboom. The senior class wishes to thank the student body for their splendid co-operation concerning this pro- ject. 101 Father Patrick Argue about to break his hand in his enthusiasm. Family picnic in San Dimas Canyon park. 102 Father Jerome, Director of the Tidings crusade who piloted his senior homeroom to the top spot in school wide sales competition. Coach Cheek and Father Furey display prizes given to top salesmen in candy drive. Father ReiUey delivers a con- ference at the retreat held year- ly for the student body. Members of Class of ' 63 receive class rings in ceremony in Holy Name of Mary church. Rhetoric Is Reason Well Dressed... And Argument Put in Order ...Collier Mr. Stamps, beaming after successful season. Mr. Stamps briefs his class on debate topic Point explained by Rick Saville Terry Gilbreth lays foundation in opening speech. 104 Chess Club Audio Visual Club John Stewart of the Kingston trio with the Ridge- runners, put on quiet fight! Assemblies Fr. Furey commands respect from student body. 105 Spartan Band A certain word. . . ! ' Band at practice 106 J a zde k Wf T f 1. C«f —TAvM  Jovd ( T ou«|UV re- nr em- b« l gL.TKervvqhT is ouys , The Mr- Tte ' s o — ver, f XT ?3? LiTiftJ ujirh — f some (4a « r r I f J XT i l.CftU The Hi KT c V ic— Torji -f«me h ? ujc R- A. Ke ecj no cor ujArn- in , we ' U re-ror i «- ef f r If r 1 U)ru Ue. ' U3i j o4 uoo oor ilm« M« ijjn Mo y yKciM oy en tx iZT ? 4 ' Ter, vjViaM Tories liKe THe5e «v Jo e oL. 15 The co ec our Sp -T«  m«.« oL. 15 The. codeC Qor Op y-T« n m k f nr r ir n - g 1 done - 107 ASB Officers: President Pat Gillespie; Secretary Jim Mallory; Treasurer Jerry Borgan; Vice President Jim DuBransky absent from picture. Associated Student Council Student Representatives 108 enior President Mike Stewart; Vice President John Beereboom; Secretary Tony Geiger and Treas- urer Bill McCay. Class Council with Advisor Rev. Peter Dennis SS. CC. Treasurer Bob Ware; President Dennis Korutz Vice President Jim Davis; Secretary Jim Propeck Pioneers Rev. GabrierHealey, SS. CC Mr. Rod Long Rev. Stephen Cordievo, SS. CC. ; Revs. Aidan Doherty and Alan Nagle, SS. CC. Rev. James Mitchell, SS. CC. Mr. Jim Taylor 110 Destruction Excavation Ground breaking The stone which the Builders rejected has become the cornerstone (Ps. 117-22) Finis Construction N - V N V.. [ — I — r — I — r- l S Si •■ t.V- - ' ' k ' - - . - K k ' K s ' - ■%■: V-- 112 96 iwior : — .. ■■ . .V .N N ' -. . - ' -, ■ f , ' _,.V-:;_-_- _ — i_ i. . . ,- - „ - -f :. r '  ; 1 a TH i T i ll ' WJ P  tr ' f T ' f. ' T r T t vy j vyjAf V V ' v v y y ; ' t d 113 1. Russ 11. Milk of human 21. Car Wash 2. Aargh ! kindness 22. $2 on Silky 3. Digust 12. Vocational Training in the fourth 4. The Follies 13. IRA Raid 23. Bartosh 5. LS MFT McCay 14. H ' mm nice legs ! 24. Years Ago 6. Remember? 15. R. B. 25. Our first Mass 7. MacMalloree 16. Mark-ee Trio 26. Sheer jealousy! 8. O-O-Oklahoma 17. See Spot runn? 9. Friendly Brendan 18. First Lunch 10. Hello., .uh, 19. Enough Mon ! Mrs. Vanderstock? 20. Vic who ? 114 3. 4. 5. Penny Arcade Roderick in Wonderland Cisco and Poncho Brains over Blubber 6 months and we ' re out ein zwei drei 1 . 8. I ' ll meet you out back 9. Get off my back 10. Flemenco 11. Sometimes 1 em barrass myself 12. It behooves you 13. Eat this?! 14. Profiles in courage 15. Fairy Godmother 16. O men of Ashens ! 17. Got that profile? 18. Its prooounced PSYCHE 19. 1 like tootsie roll pops because. 115 1. William Motyka 2. Jerry Kern 3. Jolin Beereboom 4. Redmond Johnston 5. Robert Bryant 6. Leo Lomeli 7. Ralph Hooyboer 8. (Engineer) Bill Stamps 9. Robert Crowe 10. John Pasko 11. Terrance Gilbreth 12. Ronald James 13. Peter Crudo 14. Edward Ott 15. James P. Mallory 16. Michael Churchill 17. Eric Saville 18. Fred McCay 19. Thomas Finsterbach 20. Mike Stewart 1U 1. Bill McCay 2. Dennis Crozier 3. Jerry Burgan 4. Carl Lotito 5. Bill Keller 6. Frank Diaz 7. John Franks 8. Ray Lenihan 9. Jolin Campbell 10. Richard McCuUough 11. Tony Hoetker 12. Roger Wilson 13. Jesse Ponce 14. Tom Vanderstock 15. Kevin Forestner 16. George Wiley 17. Bill Haines 18. James DuBransky 19. Bill James 20. Joe Rivera 21. Mark Bartosh 22. Tom Woore 23. John Holler 24. Ralph Clark 25. Ed Elias 26. Walter Barnes 27. Ken Ogella 28. Ernest Leone 29. Ed Raab 30. Bill Crutchfield 31. Pat Taylor 32. Russ Bowes Time is a river of passing events And strong is its currents; No sooner is a thing brought to sight Than it is swept by and Another takes its place . . . . And this too will be swept away. — Aurelius 118 n 119 The approaching occasion of the First Graduation Exercises of Pomona Catholic Boys ' High School prompts me to write my congratulations because, as you know, I coordinated with His Eminence in the es- tablishment of this most welcome addition to the Secondary Schools of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. We are fortunate in having the Brothers of the great Father Damien as instructors. To the Faculty and students alike my best wishes. I hope the people will enthusiastically patronize this new Catholic High School in the years to come. «. u (K ' lO ' -icA The staff of Psyche , Staff Advisor: Fr. Michael Shanahan, SS. CC. John Beereboom William Crutchfield James Du Bransky Nicholas Di Carlo John Franks Thomas Flnsterbach E ditor: James P. Mallory Anton Geiger Terry Gilbreath Patrick Gillespie William Haines Redmond Johnston William Keller William McCay Dennis Purpero Eric Saville William Stamps Michael Stewart Thomas Woore Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Comyns Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Voss Mr. and Mrs. Moreno Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Gillespie Reed ' s Hardware of Glendora Reed ' s Hardware of Glendora Reed ' s Hardware of Glendora Reed ' s Hardware of Glendora Reed ' s Hardware of Glendora Mr. Mac ' s Music Store of Pomona Mr. Mac ' s Music Store of Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino Vera Mr. and Mrs. John Lenihan Dr. and Mrs. John R. Whitcher Thomas Maleore Catholic War Veterans United States of America Father Benedict Horrell, SS. CC. , Memorial Post No. 1820 San Gabriel Valley, California Mr. and Mrs. J. Batista Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Craig Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Christy Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McCoullough Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Browne Rev. Robert A. Pinta Rev. WiUiam S. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Sandoval Cliff ' s Texaco of Glendora Cliff ' s Texaco of Glendora Cliff ' s Texaco of Glendora Cliff ' s Texaco of Glendora Cliff ' s Texaco of Glendora Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mellon Mr, and Mrs. Charles E. Stamps CONGRATULATIONS FIRST GRADUATING CLASS Saint Jiar arei i Church CHINO, CALIFORNIA 12686 Cwitral Avanue Ttlephons NA. 8-2118 MAY GOD BESTOW HIS BLESSINGS CLASS OF 1963 ®ur |Cabg of fje jABsmttfrtton fill|urcf{ 435 erfccbg (Aiieiiuc ffllarenwmt, daltfomia OUR MOST SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1963 TO THE CLASS OF 1963 POMONA CATHOLIC BOYS FATHERS OF THE SACRED HEARTS AT La Verne -San Dimas, California CJup Ladij ot Loupdes Lxhupch 5303 OpcUpJ Street IViontclaip, Lxilitopnia MAY GOD BESTOW HIS BLESSINGS GRADUATING CLASS ST. DOROTHY ' S CHURCH 215 South Valley Center Avenue P. O. Box 537 GLENDORA. CALIFORNIA TO THE CLASS OF WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR BLESSINGS IN YEARS TO COME 629 SOUTH QtENDORA AveNUC WEST COVINA, CALIFORNIA eOocwGQO 7 ' 9576 MAY GODIS INFINITE GOODNESS ACT AS A SPIRITUAL TO THE CLASS OF 1963 325 West E Street Ontario, California I ja(|k A. HEiRMAN paiisk counselhig service 21231 TERRY WAY • COVINA. CALIF. EDgewood 2-0322 catholic parish counseling service exclusively OUR MOST SINCERE CONGRATUI-ATIONS CLASS OF 1963 ST. JOSEPH ' S CHURCH NO. CAMPUS AVE. UPLAND CALIFORNIA TURNER ' S PHARMACY GLENDORA C. Glick SERVICE MANAGER Interstate Vending Company OF Ontario 13100 s. Broadway Los Angeles 61. Calif. FACULTY !-4e91 LAND lOAIRV FARMS Milk - Bulter - Eggs 1D45 WEST G ST. DNTARID, CALIFORNIA HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1963 GRADUATES from BROOKSIDE VINEYARD COMPANY The Brookside Vineyard Company takes great pride in supplying altar wines to many Catholic institutions throughout the world from its Guasti, California Winery. You are invited to visit our winery and enjoy our hospitality. Just recently a new winery location at Escondido, California, was announced to better serve Southern Califoi-nians. The Brookside Vineyard Company was founded in 1883, and is still under the direct control and supervision of the Biane family, representing 5 generations of California vintners. Escondido HIGHWAY 395 AT BROTHERTON ROAD OF FRANK lOHNSON ' S TEXACO MARFAK LUBRICATION PHONE: LY 3-1112 2010 BONITA AVENUE, LA VERNE, CALIFORNIA DIRECT-BY-MAIU CUSTOM FILM PROCESSING LABORATORIES COAST TO COAST UNITED FILM CLUB, ® NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS 4130 NORTH TEMPLE CITY BOULEVARD ROSEMEAD, CALIFORNIA A.B. CAUANDRA PRESIDENT VHERE HIGH QUALITY AND LOV PRICES MEET ' Tftcuf iowen. Tftan . YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS WITH MAYFLOWER ' S DISCOUNT PRICES. . . PLUS FREE UTILITY BILL PAYMENT SERVICE U.S. POST OFFICE SUB-STATION BLUE CHIP STAMPS WITH A SMILE MAYFLOWER SHOPPING CENTER BASELINE AT GRAND, GLENDORA 125 SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FROM PNEU DRAULICS INC ERIC J. SAVILLE President GOOD I_UCK TO THE FIRST GRADUATES You Are Always In Time Pot . . . reabfast at Olarls 1280 E. HOI_T AVENUE NATIONAU - 9 — 4633 BATTERY CR I PPLED ?. . .TR Y Powr-Flo Batteries NATIONAL 4-51 19 5586 HOLT BLVD. MONTCLAIR 6 VOLTS $4. 95 12 VOLTS $8. 95 DISCOUNT FOR STUDENTS WITH STUDENT BODY CARD GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF POMONA CATHOLIC BOYS LIQUOR AND ITALIAN IMPORT DEUC4TESSEN 588 EAST LA lERNE AVE. AT TOWNE • POMONA, CALIF. 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