Father Lopez High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1960 volume:

$.Ji; VERITAS 1960 First Annual Publication of FATHER LOPEZ HIGH SCHOOL Daytona Beach Florida 1U I' 5244C f t $7MZIWV! sf; Dedication To Father N ugent h Q h 9 -- n, s- 7 ? VERI TAS Beside the quiet lake of friendliness You've talked with us; you've taught us how to pray Upon the mount of hope; you've shown the way To pleasant fields where all His words confess The majesty of God; we've watched you bless Those blind in spirit, with the light of day; We've learned from you to rule is to obey, And to relinquish joy is happiness. It is not strange that you resemble Him, The greatest Teacher, since you daily make His Word your food, and share without alloy The treasures He bestowed. Though time should dim The light of memory, we'll ne'er forsake The earthly home of our eternal ioy. REVEREND J. IRVINE NUGENT, president of Fafher Lopez High School, whose vibrant spirit of faith and zeal has been the real, moving spirit of the Green Wave. His interest in our work and activities has been most inspiring. We are grateful to you, Father, for your unfailing kindness and assistance. Page Three MAIN ENTRANCE L E P A H C R U C CONTENTS Administration Seniors U nd erclassmen Activities FOREWORD For the Catholic youth of this area, the year 1959-1960 has been ca series of beginnings and by a happy coincidence they are linked with the beginning of Cotholicity in the United States. Father Francisco Lopez de Mendoza Gruiales, for whom our school has been named, offered Holy Mass on Our Lady's birthday, September 8, 1565, at St. Augustine. Since no other site marks such a celebration elsewhere, we feel justified in claiming that the first permanent settlement in our country had its beginning in our diocese with this offerinj of the Holy Sacrifice. At Lopez, we are beginning to understand the great in- fluence a Catholic education has on us as we begin our journey through a complex world. For that reason we present to you, our parents, teachers, fellow students, and readers, a record of what in future years will be hailed as the early beginnings of Lopez High. Administration EXTERIOR VIEW OF CHAPEL LIBRARY - OFFICES - CHAPEL Page Ten His Holiness POPE JOHN XXIII Successor of St. Peter Vicar of Christ Now Gloriously Reigning Because of his great concern for the education of the youth of our diocese, we, of Father Lopez, are proud to have as our Spiritual leader, His Grace ARCHBISHOP JOSEPH P. HURLEY, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine Page Eleven MONSIGNOR WILLIAM J. MULLALLY, V.F., P.A. FATHER FRANCIS DONLON, CSSR. Church of St. Paul Church of the Sacred Heart Daytona Beach New Smyrna Beach Our Pastors FATHER WILLIAM CORRY FATHER MICHAEL LARKIN Church of St. Peter Church of St. Mary Deland Korona Page Twelve SISTER M. BERNARDITA, O.P. Principal OUR FACULTY Righf: Father Nugeni lecturing 1'0 Senior Religion Class. FATHER MICHAEL GARCIA Language-Music FATHER PATRICK O'SULLIVAN Religion 'x ; . . 3J9! U : 0 SISTER M. PAULA, O.P. English-Maihematics AffV Mr. L. Rensel of The University of Dayton Guid: unce Cenfer explains a few details of the testing program to Sister Bernarditu. Page Fourteen SISTER M. ALPHONSUS, O.P. Foreign Language-English X: g, 4 g'k:a ,7 ?ZL'IZ FATHER SEAN ' OLLOY Mathematics-Physics v , x ,, , '4 Zwmmcc 0.? 641.614 5:0 $?4 SISTER JAMES EDWARD, O.P. Mathematics-Science SISTER WALTER MARIE, O.P. Librarian MR. EDWARD J. DUFFY Athletic Director-Social Science Page Fifteen Phydcal Educa on MRS.VWLUANKCCXDK PhydcalEduca on The faculty gathers for photographer before attending meeting. Clockwise: Father Nugenf, Sister Bernardiia, Mrs. Cook, Sister Paula, Father O'Sullivan, Mr. Duffy, Sister Alphonsus, Sister James Edward, Father Garcia, Father Molloy. Absent from Clark, Mr. Madden. pictu re: Mrs. FACULTY Left: MRS. DOUGLAS CLARK Home Economics RIGHT: Father Nugenf at his office desk. Left: MISS GABRIELLA WERNER Music Page Seventeen OUR EFFICIENT OFFICE STAFF Although these staff workers are not directly in- volved in our education, the service they render to Lopez High, its faculty and student body, should not be under estimated. MISS ELLIOT-Secrefory to School Principal, First Term. MRS. VAN DEN BROEK-Secretary to School President. Second Term. MISS HOFFMAN-Secreiory To School Principal and Faculty, Seniors Jusf enough sense and nonsense. F rank is his nickname R elaxed A d libs frequently N ice to pal with K nown as No. 41 St. Mary's ............................. 1 Medford .............................. 2 Foofball .............................. 4 Baskefball ............................. 4 Baseball .............................. 4 FRANCIS M. BERARDI JVOSEPH S. CHAMPAGNE St. Paul's Daytona Beach Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach Work is work and must be done, yef as I work I have my fun. J ump center for Varsity O ften found with the girls E nthusiasfic worker for Yearbook Class Vice Presidenf . . . , V . . ....... 3,4 VERITAS Edifor ....................... 4 Baskefball ......................... 1,2,3,4 Capfain . ........................ 3 Co-Capfain ........................ 4 Prom Co-Chairman ..................... 3 Page Twenty Give me life; who! more is fhere? A nxious to graduate L ikeable I nterested in New Smyrna Beach C onstantly combing E nioys the luxury of her own car Class Secrefary .PELICAN Sfaff Glee Club .......................... 1,2 Camera Club , ...................... 3 Pep Club ............................ :4 RICHARD P. COLE-Y Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach ALICE C. CLAY Sacred Heart New Smyrna Never in a hurry, and always Iafe. D eliberute thinker I nterested in engineering C onsidering Notre Dame K nown for his Thunderbird Class Secrefary-Treasurer ............... 4 Football .............................. 4 Camera Club .......................... 3 Baseball .............................. 4 VERITAS AssoCiafe Business Manager ..... 4 Page Twenfy-One FLORENCE M. CONNER St. Paul's Dayontc Beach She is a woman of few words. D islikes school 0 h.'so quiet '- ives in Deland I. ongs to be a secretary Sf. Joseph's ..... Deland High Page Twenty-Two When you've gof somefhing to say, say if. F inds school pleasant I. ikes fo dance 0 bliging disposition SodaIify ............................. 2,3 Pep Club ...................... . ...... 4 Camera Club ........................ .3 Glee Club ........................... 1,2 MARILYN J. DUPUIS St. Pe'ter's Deland St. Paul's Y'Ksz::aA- BeHer fa learn Iafe, fhan never. D etermined halfback I mmigran'r to the South C usual appearance K razy about football Foofball .............................. 4 Baseball .............................. 4 MARY ANNE FINK Daytono Beach RICHARD H. FAGeN St. Paul's Daytona Beach The secref of succes is consfancy fo purpose. M cintains a good average A mbitious in Math R arely quiet Y ou'll find her at Three Sisters A lways interested N eat in appearance N oturally curly hair E nioys her job Choir ............................... 1,2 Sodalify ............................ 1,2 Pep Club ......... . . V ............... 4 Camera Club .......................... 3 N01 many people have fhe courage of my convictions. I. ed our football team in first game A dancing enthusiast R emains aloof R arely idle Y earns to follow Steve Foofball .............................. 4 MARY B. KOHRT Our Lady of Lourdes Daytono Beach LAWRENCE S. HELGEMO St. Paul's Daytona Beach Quickly, fhoroughly she does her work. M anicurist on Saturdays A ctive in Pep Club R elishes food Y earns to be an actress Red Wing High ....................... 1 Sf. Mary's ............................. 2 Pep Club President ..................... 4 Prom CommiHee ....................... 3 PELICAN Sfaff ........................ 4 VERITAS Arf Edifor .................... 4 Page Twenty-Four A genHeman makes no noise. J udicious manner E lectronics interests him R ecenf arrival R eolisfic Y earns To be a scientist Don Bosco . 1,2,3 ANN c. MCGARRY JEROME E. KROLL Our Lady of Lourdes Daytonu Beach St. PGUIIS Daytono Beach School is a right when ihere isn'f anyfhing else fo do. N ever gets shook A spires to attend college N aturally pleasant C loss president Y owns constomly Class Secrefary-Treasurer V . . 1 Class Presidenf . . ...... 2,3,4 Sodalify . . V . V V 1,2 Pep Club . 4 PELICAN Siar'f . V. , 3 Prom Co-Chairman . . . . . V , . 3 VERITAS Business Manager 4 Page Twenty-Five Don'f plague me with sfudies; I have weighfier maffers on my mind. M ischievous A ttractive R arely without her friends Y ankee L ikes to tell jokes E ver ready with excuses E nters Marquette next year New Smyrna . . . . . ............. 1 Camera Club ................... . . , ,3 Pep Club .,..4 MARY LEE E. MORRISON ANTHONY R' MOSQA Sacred Heart New Smyrna Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach Whaf-me worry? T ops the scale 0 ften found at Mary Karl N ever serious Y earns to graduate Foofball , , .4 Page Twentyisix Life is foo shorf f0 worry. D elights in a good Hme I nvariably fair minded A Iways smiling N ewcomer to Lopez E xcellent 'rypist Sf. Scholasfica . . V . . . , . . . .1,2 Deland High ,. . . ....... . . .3 Pep Club..., V V ....... 4 PELICAN Sfaff , . . . . . 4 KATHLEEN 5. REILEY DIANE M. PRELEC St. Paul's Daytona Beach ST. Peter's Deland Women would rafher be righf fhan reasonable. K ate's the name! A dmires sister, Maureen T op student E nioys wholesome fun Sodality . . . , . , ,.1,2 Pep Club , . V . ......... 4 PELICAN EdHor . ., . . . , . .3 Prom Commiffee .V . ..... 3 VERITAS Associafe Ediior , . . 4 Page TwentySeven WILLIAM O. RISPOLI St. Paul's Daytona Beach It is beHer f0 wear ouf fhan to rusf out. I ndusfrious worker R esourceful E nioys extracurricular activities N oted for originality E nters college next year Sf. Paul's Mainland Pasadena High . V Pep Club Board ............ . VVVVVV 4 Page Twenty-Eight Small, buf full of bounce. B elieves in helping I nstinctively kind L ikes Coach Duffy L ikes to dance Football ......................... .4 Baseball ............................ 4 VERITAS Associate Edifor ...... . ...... 4 IRENE E. REZAC St. Paul's Daytona Beach Any fhing can be accomplished by earnesiI effort M annerly A dmires Irene R egular in attendance Y ou'H find her cooperative l. iHIest member of the class E ver obliging E veryone likes her SLPauI': . ..... Mainland ...2 Pasadena High ....... PepCIub. ANTHONY F. ROSS MARY LEE E, REZAQ Sf. Paul's Daytona Beach St. Paul's Daytonu Beach He'll never die from overwork. T op excuse man 0 nly senior guard N aturolly humorous Y ens to be a marine Mainland . V . V . ....... .1,2,3 Foofba ..... ...... .., 4 Page Twenty-N ine ANN M. SWEENEY Sf. PauVs Daytona Beach Some fhink him bashfuI-mosf doubf if. N otices underclassmen girls I nferesfed in college C urly top ll K are free Christian Brofhers School . .. 1,2,3 Football , ........................ 4 Page Thirty Greaf persons are able to do greaf kindnesses. A lwuys willing to help N ever quuacious N of in love with school Pep Club ,,,,,, .. .............. ....4 Glee Club ............. . . V V. . . .2,3 NICHOLAS G. TALLUTO St. Paul's Doytono Beach There's a rainbow 'round my shoulder. B lond A rrived at Lopez in January R eturns to Minnesota in April B rings enthusiasm wifh her Sf. Francis Academy .. , . ......... Clara Ciiy High ....... .. ..... CAROL A. W'LL'A'IAS BARBARA J. THEIN Our Lady of Lourdes Daytona Beach ST. Paul's Daytona Beach Silence is golden, bui we are off fhe gold standard. C arefree A dive pep club member R evlon customer 0 ptimistic L ighf haired Pep Club . , . 4 Page ThirTy-One The only way f0 have a friend is f0 be one. P oli're A nxious 10 do well U nusually quiet I. ikes The North PAUL A. WOJCIK St. Paul's Daytonc Beach H TAS Page Thirty-Two OUR CLASS LEADERS Joseph Champagne, Vice-President; Nancy McGarry, President,- Richard Coley, Sec- retary-Treasurer. C lass Directory Francis Berardi-134 5. Wild Olive, Daytona Beach Joseph Champagne-2003 Graham Ave., South Daytona Alice Clay 508 Palmetto 51., New Smyrna Beach Richard Coley-1716 Ocean Dunes Terrace, Daytono Beach Florence Connor-1424 Riverside Dr., Holly Hill Marilyn Dupuis-R'r. iH Box 36, Delcnd Richard Fagan-527 Colfax, Daytona Beach Mary Anne Fink-23O Strawberry Lane, Holly Hill Lawrence Helgemo-1706 Buena Vista, Holly Hill Mary KohrT-539 N. Peninsula, Daytono Beach Jerome Kroll-839 Terrace, Dayfona Beach Mary Lee Morrison-22 DeSofo Dr., New Smyrna Beach Nancy McGorry-1500 N. Halifax, Daytona Beach Anthony Mosco-159 Ponce de Leon, Daytona Beach Diane Prelac-505 W. Minnesota, Deland Kathleen ReiIIy-1337 Ridgewood Ave., Holly Hill Irene Rezoc-704 Buena Vista, Ormond Mary Lee Rezac-704 Buena Vista, Ormond William RispoIi-830 5. Beach St, Daytona Beach Anthony Ross-1132 Australia, Daytona Beach Ann Sweeney-8 Howard Drive., Holly Hill Nicholas Talluto-508 Ridgewood, Holly Hill Barbara Thein 423 Ridgewood Ave., Daytona Beach Carol Williams-484 S. Atlantic, Ormond Paul Woicik-855 Magnolia, Daytona Beach Page Thirtthree C LASS WILL We, the class of 1960 and the first graduates of Father Lopez High School, being of sound mind, cheerful disposition, and generous will, hereby ma ke this, our Last Will and Testament. We do hereby bequeath: To FATHER NUGENT-our deepest appreciation and esteem for his untiring efforts and fatherly concern for us. To SISTER BERNARDITA and the SlSTERS-who have served us as earnest teachers and friends, our heartfelt devotion. To the FATHERS-our sincere thanks for their wise counsel and ever helpful assistance. To the LAY TEACHERS-who have given unsparingly of their time and energy, our whoieheorted gratitude. 'k 3e at ,y a: -k at a: 9: s: I, FRANK BERARDI, leave my superior SINGING voice to ----- Maureen Daly. I, JOSEPH CHAMPAGNE, leave my LANGUAGE ability to ----- any A student in need of it. I, ALICE CLAY, leave my ability to consume all sorts of desserts without gaining any weight to ----- Jacqueline Poppalardo. l, RICHARD COLEY, leave my ability to do homework with ease to ----- William Lowler. I, FLORENCE CONNOR, leave my retiring manner to ----- Grace Gowen. l, MARILYN DUPUIS, leave my afternoon office Job to ----- Mary Lou McPike. I, RICHARD FAGAN, leave my recently acquired crew-cut to ----- Paul Stalder. l, MARY ANNE FINK, leave my self assured manner to ----- Carolyn Woolley. l, LAWRENCE HELGEMO, leave my rare ability to get along with girls to ----- Ralph Luciat l, MARY KOHRT, leave my artful use of cosmetiCS to ----- Susan Henley. Page Thirty-Four CLASS WILL I, JEROME KROLL, leave my dignified reserve To ----- Paula Purser. l, MARY LEE MORRlSON, leave my pink and black BEATNIK TAM to ----- Brooks Broender. l, NANCY McGARRY, leave my ability to blush at an opportune time to ----- Cherie Cham- pagne. I, ANTHONY MOSCA, leave my 1953 Plymouth 10 ----- Dennis Acquaro. l, DIANE PRELAC, leave my privilege to type stencils during class time to ----- John Trybus. l, KATHLEEN REILLY, leave my lovely red hair to ----- Marcia Zance. l, IRENE REZAC, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to ----- Joyce Kroll. l, MARY LEE REZAC, leave my ability to keep quiet to ----- Bonnie Topp. l, WILLIAM RISPOLI, leave my SPELLING and PENMANSHIP awards 10 ----- Stanley Johnson. I, ANTHONY ROSS, leave my clever olibis 1o ----- Allen Bryant. l, ANN SWEENEY, leave my singular spirit of cooperation to ----- all future Greenies. l, NICHOLAS TALLUTO, leave my attraction for freshmen to ----- Gregory Prugh. l, BARBARA THEIN, leave my unusual privilege of arriving at school for third period to ----- Scott Good. I, CAROL WILLIAMS, leave my unlimited wardrobe to my fashion rival ----- Patricio Moore. l, PAUL WOJCIK, leave my first baseman's mif 10 ----- Richard LaBoun'ry. Signed and sealed this 25th day of May in the presence of competent witnesses. CLASS OF 1960 Page Thirfy-Five NAME Frank Berardi Joe Champagne Alice Clay Dick Coley Florence Connor Marilyn Dupuis Richard Fagan Mary Anne Fink Lawrence Helgemo Mary Kohrt Jerome Kroll Nancy McGarry Mary Lee Morrison CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC Bashful Agreeable Helpful Gentlemanly Quiet Mild Easy-going Determined Ambitious Happy MiId-mannered Jovial Sense of Humor 'ifigw xw' AS OTHERS PRIZED POSSESSION Football notebook Green Tie '57 Chevy Steno book Snapshots '55 Plymouth Football letter Typewriter His BEANIE Old letters $$$$$$$$ Bracelet Transistor record player SEE US PET AVERSION Short Hand Languages Laziness American History Homework School Running errands Getting up early Sloppy clothes lnsincerity Term Paper English Oral reports USUALLY FOUND With friends With the crowd Combing her hair Half asleep Talking loud At the Freez-ette Smiling At Three Sister's Late Drawing At home Chewing gum Telling iokes MAIN AMBITION Court stenographer Pharmacist Marry a doctor Electrical engineer Lab. technician Get out of school To play college football A new car To attend Florida State To get an Academy Award Study electronics To get a certificate Marry John Bersford Tifffon NAME Anthony Mosca Diane Prelac Kathleen Reilly Irene Rezac Mary Lee Rezac William Rispoli Anthony Ross Ann Sweeney Nick Talluto Barbara Thein Carol Williams Paul Woicik Mary Sue Yelvington CHIEF CHARACTERISTIC Good natured Friendly Lady-Iike Fun-loving Tiny Good-heorted Unpredictable Co-operative SeIf-assurance Pleasant Petite Silent listener Obliging AS OTHERS PRIZED POSSESSION his car ??? Jack red hair Friends Class ring his sweaters key ring Natural curls Teddy Bear record collection her height 1960 Fiat Bracelet SEE US PET AVERSION Italian food Deland Beanies Silence Tali people Tall girls Halifax Hospital Riverside Laundry Driving slow rising early the South Wild hair cuts Lockers USUALLY FOUND leaving early Typing Day dreaming In trouble with Irene FooHng In the hospital with Mary Anne Talking Sleeping late Detention At Colonial Court Absent on Fridays MAIN AMBITION To get thin A secretary To retire To be a lawyer To grow To be like Coach Duffy Commander of U.S.M.C. To get a driver's license Hitch-hike to Russia To attend Marquette Secretary To make a million To get a ring Tuesday-i Wednesdaye2 Friday-4 Monday-7 Tuesday-B Thursdayei 0 Monday-M Tuesday-i 5 Wednesday- 1 6 Thursday-24 Wednesday-30 Thursdayei Sunday-4 Thursday-S Friday-9 Monday-12 Wednesdayei 5 Thursday-22 Sunday-25 Thursday-29 CLASS CALENDAR SEPTEMBER .. .. . Father Lopez High School beginsli How proud we are to be its first Seniors. We can boast of the best looking school in Volusia County. Classes begin with a zest as we meet new teachers, new stu- dents, new courses, new books, and new regulations. Father Nugent, our school president, explains the purpose of the school regulations after First Friday Mass in the gym. LABOR DAY-a holidayl! A Glee Club is organized with Father Garcia as moderator. Practice begins for Eucharistic Congress to be held in Orlando. Father Lopez GREEN WAVE-prize winning nickname selected for our school. Tears, tears, and more tears. Our first detention class is held! ls everybody happy--or in detention? Father Nugent offers first Mass in school chapel. Faculty attend. Pep Club is organized. Mary Kohrt '60 is president. Sister Paula is moderator. Politics to the fore. Class elections are held. Honors in the Senior class go to Nancy McGarry, Pres., Joseph Champagne, Vice pres., and Richard Coley, Sec't-Treas. Feast of St. Jerome, Patron of Libraries. Appropriately, our new library is opened. All bookworms take note. OCTOBER .. .. .. Rosary Devotions begin. The P.A. System serves as a fine me- dium of uniting entire school in honoring Mary. Green Wave corsages! Football team introduced to parents. Pep Club serves refreshments in the gym. Pep Rally. Cheerleaders appear in uniform. All nerves are get- ting edgy in anticipation of first football game. WHAT A DAY! Excitement runs high all day-Mass for Football team, Pep Rally before first game. VICTORY IS OURS. Con- gratulations to Coach Duffy, Coach Madden, and our team. Smile pretty! Steady now! And our annual pictures are sent off to the dark room. Maybe they should stay there. VERITAS drive begins. Everyone anxious to have a fine book. The moderator is Sister James Edward. School colors wave as Pep Club appears in Green and White. Good looking outfits, we think! Eucharistic Congress in Orlando. The Glee Club joins in honor- ing Christ the King. Football team TIES SCORE! Need we say more ? Friday-30 Saturday-31 Sunday-i Tuesday-i 0 Wednesduy-i 8 Thursday-i 9 Sunaay-22 Monday-23 Wednesday-25 Thursday-26 Friday-27 Tuesday-i Wednesday-2 Friday-4 Monday-7 Tuesday-8 Thursday-iO Wednesday-i6 Thursday-W Fridaye'l 8 Halloween-Sophomore classes sponsor the SPOOKS SWING. Social and financial success. Football practice ??? Ask the team. NOVEMBER All Saints Day-but we lost a holiday. DEDICATION of FATHER LOPEZ HIGH. His Grace, Archbishop Hurley presides. A great day in our history. Distinguished visitors-Mother Lawrence Marie, O.P., Mother General of the Dominican Sisters, and Mother Geraldine, O.P. To honor this occasion, Father Nugent offers special Mass for the student body. Name cards-ncme cards-everywhere. Seniors find this all very exciting. Father Lopez Green Wave vs. St. Joseph's in first of what is to be a traditional game for charity. A good game despite the defeat. A tinge of gloom as we realize the football season for 1959 is really over. Attention! An extra holiday for Thanksgiving. Our thanks to Mother Lawrence Marie. Thanksgiving Day! So many things to be thankful for-our Faith, our parents, our school! What have we here? The Rugby Rag-sponsored by the Jun- iors. The Football team uses the occasion to present Coach Duffy with a Bulova. DECEMBER . . . . . . .. Joe Champagne named Editor of Veritas. Congratulations! Last group pictures for annual taken. Football team presents Coach Madden with gold cuff links and tie clasp. C.Y.A. Holy Hour held in conjunction with First Friday devo- tions. A thought provoking conference given by Fr. Nugent. Testing Program-Aptitude, Achievement, I.Q.'s. We are all gen- iuses!!!! FEAST OF IMMACULATE CONCEPTION! A holiday and our first BASKETBALL GAME. A tough game which we lost. Glee Club entertains at the Mother's Club meeting. A very impressive performance. Christmas issue of Pelican. Congratulations to Sister Alphonsus, the moderator, and the staff. An exceptional copy. Freshmen present Christmas Play and Glee Club again performs well. RING DAY. Father Nugent offers Mass in chapel for the SENIORS, and blesses our class rings. Communion breakfast follows. wwmsmkzh m . mm ma Friday-25 Tuesday-29 Friday-i Monday-4 Sunday-TO Tuesday-12 Saturday-16 Monday-18 Fridoy-22 Thursday-28 Friday-29 Saturday-SO Wednesday-3 Mondqy-8 Wednesdcy-i 0 Friday-14 Mondayw22 Tuesday-i A Holy and Happy Christmas to'all! We hope Santa was good to everyone connected with Father Lopez High. Mistletoe Mood-Semi-formal Christmas dance given by the Seniors. Large gathering of old friends. JANUARY ........ Happy New Year!- Any headaches this morning? Back to school! Exams cu week away. The faculty piles on the homework. Fathers' Club vs. Green Wave. The spectators really enjoyed this game! Of course the Green Wave wonil End terms begin. The questions puzzle us, and the answers puzzle the faculty. Wonder why? First section of yearbook goes to press. Report cords! Resolutions are in order for the beginning of a new term. Pep Club introduces rare models at Pep Rally Fashion Show. The boys are quite the performers! Joe Champagne '60 named Co-Captuin with Bob Kull WE WON! The Green Wave Cagers beat St. Joe's 48-46,-A reward for hard, persistent work of team and Coach Madden. Costumes are unique at Mardi Gras sponsored by Mother's Club. We hope this will be on annual event! FEBRUARY .. .. Football is back-as boys report for spring practise. Father Molloy joins the Faculty Staff as teacher of Math and Physics. Welcome, Father, to Lopez. A Holidayi-not expected either. The Archbishop and clergy of the diocese gather at Lopez for a meeting and luncheon. Freshmen sponsor their first dance, for Valentine's Day. Hearts throb and arrows dart but all are happy. Catholic Book Week exhibit in library. MARCH . . Spring football practice begins! Pep Club gives preview of 1960 season. semi 2am MW? s25: mg 1 t 32;, Kg Wednesday-2 ASH WEDNESDAY-No dessert sold in Snack Bar today???? iiigffs fem A0213 Thursday-3 Special Faculties were given Father Nugent to erect the Sta- tions in the Chapel. Students are invited to make use of this devotion for Lent. W341 Friday-4 Monday-7 Tuesday-8 Wednesday-16 Thursday-17 Friday-25 Sunday-lO Monday-l 1 Sunday-l7 Fridaye22 Saturday-23 Thursday-l 2 Monday-l 6 Thursday-i9 Friday-20 Wednesday-25 Thursday-26 Friday-27 First Friday-C.Y.A. Holy Hour. Father Molloy gives an excep- tional talk on religious vocations. Report cards again! Some of us need to imitate today's pa- tron, St. Thomas Aquinas. Mass at 8 o'clock in gym well attended. For Lent Mass offered at this time on Tuesdays and Fridays. The last of annual is sent. Now to be patient until the tin- ished product arrives. The Greenies are really Irish today! The Pep Club puts on the play Sob-Stuff. An excellent iob done by both the cast and the director, Pat Alagood!!! Baseball Season begins. We are to play New Smyrna. Good luck team. APRIL .. .. .. .. .. ,'The Upper Room, a passion play, presented by the Pep Club. Holy Week Retreat preached by Father Brendan Lawler of Barry High in St. Petersburg. Spiritually this is the highlight of the year. Easter Sunday-Much finery and style displayed by students. Rumor is that the Sisters have a new Easter Bonnet too. THE PROM-held at The Bath and Tennis Club with an Oriental theme. The Class of 1961 did its usual good iob of organi- zation. A night to be long remembered by each of us. Sanlando Springs-traditional day after picnic-swimming, hiking, relaxing, and much fried chicken. MAY .. .. .. Seniors mail the first Father Lopez High School commencement invitations. A sure sign that our school days are almost over. Catholic U. exams begin! The Seniors reioice that it is the last time for them; the Freshmen wonder if they will survive. School Outinge-This we hope will be a must for each suc- ceeding year. Athletic Department Banquet. Letter men receive awards of Letters. Trophies to outstanding athletes. A great night for greatboys. Class Dayeour last assembly. How strange we feel. Awards, medals, happiness all with a tinge of sadness that it has to end so soon. The Veritas arrivesll Baccalaureate Mass; Communion Breakfast; Commencement; and Our hearts are filled to overflowing. l , 1J1, , J?MV' SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS g, .30 X $ cw V x . VVERI AS kw QM 54M f K all i ' kw CU Q JMUXW 7'fo 92M ' WW W70 W Q40 7 . X x W 739W X , ,4 JV V x! X 04' ll xv Underclassmen Dennis Acquaro With all new business equipment, Sister Bernardifa and the class enjoy the conveniences of a modern office. JUNIORS Patricia Alagood Brooks Braender Dennis Barrish Page Forty-Six Allen Bryant Cherie Champagne CLASS OF 1967 Please, hand in your homework? Scott Good John Haendel Page Forfy-Seven Rosa Ann Huelsman Stanley Johnson JUNIORS ! Mary Jordan Joyce, Kroll Daniel Kilbride Page Forfyfight Robert Kull, Richard La Bounty Willimtn Lawler Secreiory-Treasurer CLASS OF 7967 gfl Mary L uiseLLchPikgf: J Vice-Presidenf Page Forty-Nine Poppalcrdo Enthusiasfic micro-hunters Purser JUNIORS Vicky Poulin Evelyn Rogowski Gregory Prugh Thomas Show, President Page Fifty Bonnie Tapp look for germs. Paul Stalder CLASS OF 7967 John Trybus Carolyn Woolley Wayne Whiston Marcia Zance Page Fifw-One Susan Adams John Basso , Barbara Bates James Ccrrigan a H: I, V V ,. 14'15'13'? ? f , II ; UV I i; wk??? William Clark Gail Coley, President Father O'Sullivon gives a Pre-Cano conference to Sophomore girls. Page Fiftylwo W Paul KDoriwcm , Treasurer John Donch Kathleen Deitering William De Cell Page Fiffy-Three Lawrence Dupuis Candy Apple contest outside classroom during waiting time. SOPHOMORES Robert Foiordo 1' : ; . '1 n k4? I ,;M,1 J, 33' Q g I 4:: v 1, 5g, 9964 9gj4431 Charles Forgraves X fSlyWia Frgnkilin.r'5Z A Lawrence Goodin, I 91 President y FiftyAFour Michael Hammond W 1- v . Gery Huber Richard Koch j The geometry class under 1he watchful eye of Sister Paulo. Patricia Lozavarichi , Page Fifry-Five Richard Lorenz John McCarthy Patricia Moore Page FiffySix Laura Masters 1 Aquk Miller fly M m . Li L m SOPHOMORES Miller introduces new student to Fajardo, whlle others examine in- sect collections. - - Patncna Mowitz Walter Pohley Sharon Nadeau Robert Rickmyre Mary Lee Ramming max; UV Mary Frances Rispoli Rose Marie Sacco Page Fifty-Seven Ronald Saks August Schildbach Philip Skipp Mary Beth Smith; Mary Stevenson, Treasurer Patrick Thomas Such interest must mean a test! 'me. Stephen Thompson Nancy Willis Carolyn Warren Carol Williams Sandra Zance 2M UV ; EWW ;: Barbara Breslin Margaret Novak David Wilson Page FiffyvNine Page Sixty Joseph Alagood Robert Bogart David Beoupre FRESHMEN Diane Bubenus Jacqueline Campbell June Cosierton Michael Carsaro Mary Patricia Crandall Judith Culley Mary Ann Culver David Dessereau Richard De Vere Gary Dupuis Lloyd Hall Edward Hurtie Charliss Hutter Francis Jaeger Vivian Knox Thomas Lager Rita Lunsford CLASS OF 7963 Michael McCar'r'ny Cheryl McKay Mary Ellen Miller: Durendc: Montgomery Andrew Moser Patricia Nugent James Phillips Carla Purser Madeleen Reilly Cynthia Smith Laurie Tenney Judy Waeber Georgia Williams Sue Ann Winfree Page Siny-One George Barnes Kenneth Childs George Darby FRESHMEN Diana Dunn Gregory Favis, President Michael Gable Ann Goldkamp, Secretary Georgianna Goldrick Leslie Gradler Joseph Hanby Terrence Haskin Joan Horner Andrew Jackman John Jackson Dennis Johnson mMcmlyn Kemercuf ngharles La Cour N Maryann Lamberson, Tredshre? Page SixtyATwo Judith Lambert Katherine Made Joan Manderfield Frances McClain Michael McNelIis Judith Millen Michael Mullin Francis Murphy Michael Nardi C Bernadette Reed Cheryl Sallee, R Vice-President x x $2; Karen Shinners Penny Tapp Marie Tredway Barbara Varlcts Abby Gail Walsh Donna Williamson Richard Wojcik Martin Zimmerman Page SixTy-Three X AUTOGRAPHS Xx.. 41V KtX ???$- . 1 j M X? . .7 Wg1445$ WZCYVLJ 5L GWV1V y Activities FATHER LOPEZ ABOVE: First students of Lopez iine up on opening day before entering the gymnasium. LEFT: Father Nugenf, our school president, addresses the stu- dents with words of welcome. Father also summarizes the purposes of Catholic Education and our obligations in main- taining these ideals. HIGH BEGINS LEFT: Father Nugent communicates a few students during Mass at Lopez. BELOW: Entire student body at Mass of the Holy Ghost ask God's blessing on the school year. HIS GRACE BLESSES OUR SCHOOL Archbishop Hurley reads the pray- ers of Holy Mother Church for The blessing of schools. Father Nugenf and Thomas Shaw attend the Arch- bishop. GUARD OF HONOR: The student body stand at attention during the ceremonies. The choir, with Father Garcia and Miss Werner, give absorbed attention during The Mass. The Archbishop blesses the classrooms. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gregory chis, Father Gleckler, Father Father Nugent, Father Kohls and Father Gleckler, serve the Kohls, Archbishop Uwiddem, Father Nugent. Archbishop's Mass. Page Sixfy-Nine MASS OF DEDICA TION Bishop offers Mass in presence of large number of visitors and student body. PROCESSIONAL OF CLERGY AND VISITORS CHRISTMAS PAGEANT A Dramatic Society has not yet been organized but with the talent displayed by the Freshmen in the Christmas Pageant it is certain that the young- est class in the school will supply many actors and actresses. Scene of Mary's visit to Elizabeth. Inspirational Nativity Scene. WWW M ideas and information before THE STAFF Editor ... . . . . . . . . . . . .. Joseph Champagne Assistant Editors . . . . . . . . . . Kathleen Reilly William Rispoli Business Manager . . . . . . . . . Nancy McGarry Assistant Business Managers .. Richard Coley Richard Fagan ArtEditor....... ............MaryKohrt Page SeventyVTwo The moderafor, Sister James Edward, and the editor, Joe Champagne, chetk copy. VERITAS The head staff members do some layt minute caption wcrk and pi:ture colle:ting. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Rispoli, Joe Cham- pagne, Mary Kohrt, Nancy McGarry. In the Veritas milestones of this momentous year have been set down so that 1960 will be distinguished not for its greatness but rather because it was a beginning. In order to perpetuate our grati- tude to Father Lopez High School, we, the first Senior Class, have the honor of publishing its beginning volume. Much credit goes to Joe Champagne, our editor, for his consistent concern about the organiza- tion of the book and the meeting of deadlines. The other staff mem- bers deserve a word of commendation too. The last deadline is met and the editor is haIf-decd. Co-Editors Assistant Editors Art Editor Business Manager Typists An enthusiastic stuff is anxious to do a good iob. THE STAFF . .. Bonnie Tapp and Patricia Alugood Dianne Henney Mary Lou McPike Mary Jean Jordan . . . . . Thomas Shaw Paula Purser, Carolyn Woolley, Wm. Lawler, Paul Stalder BONNIE TAPP PATRICIA ALAGOOD Co-Editors THE PELICAN The purpose of The Pelican is to highlight, pre- sent, and interpret school life at Lopez in accordance with accepted standards of good journalism. It is the hope of the Stuff that such aims have been evi- dent. With an increased list of subscribers next year, the paper should be graduated from the mim- eogrcph stage. Working the mimeograph seems an amus- ing part of printing the paper. THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club under the direction of Father Gar- Iondo, the Dedication of the School, the Christmas cia worked tirelessly in the course of the year. Each Play, the C,Y.A. Holy Hours, all found the choral succeeding event, the Eucharistic Congress in Or- group doing its iob well. The Glee Club puts on a fine performance during the Christmas Season. Page Seventy-Five ABOVE: C.Y.A. Holy Hour held in gym. Father Nugent addresses attentive listeners. CATHOLIC YOUTH The C.Y.A. is an organization at Lopez which has as its purpose, the encouragement of development of devotion to Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. At present the Holy Hour is held in conjunction with First Friday devotions but it is ex- pected that this arrangement is temporary. LEFT: Father Ntugent, with Lawrence Goodin and Paul Donovan us acolytes, returns the Blessed Sacrament to the chapel. Irene Rezac '60 reads the 5th dent's meditation. ABOVE: Father places ?he Blessed Sacrament in the monstrance u? be ginning of Holy Hour. ADORATION HOUR RIGHT: Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacramenf closes the Holy Hour devotions. Servers are, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. laCour, M. Gable, G. Fuvis. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Woolley, Secretary; Mary Lou M:Pike, Vice-President; Robert Kull, Treasurer; Thomas Shaw, President. ABOVE: 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Stevenson, Secretary-Treqsurer; Coley, Presidenf; Mary Frances Rispoli, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Page S'eventy-Eight SOPHOMORE BOYS LEFT TO RlGHT: Patrick Thomas, Secreiary; Lawrence Goodin, President Paul Donovan, Treasurer; Abseni from picture, Phiiip Skipp, Vice-Presidenf. OFFICERS FRESHM EN CLASSES ROOM 103 ABOVE, LEFTITO RIGHT: Joseph Alagood, Secretarereasurer; Laurie Tunney, Vice- Presidenf; Thomas Luger, President. ROOM 102-RIGHI' LEFT TO RIGHT; Mary Anne Lumberson, Secretary; Anne Goldkamp, Treasurer; Gregory Favis, President; Cheryl Sallee, Vice-Presidenf. Literary members of senior class examine the display for Catholic Book Week. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Williams, K. Reilly, B. Thein, A. Clay, C. Gaddie, M. L. Rezac WiddenL A. Sweeney. READ TO KNOW Exterior view of library building wiih outdoor reading patio. Sister Walter Marie, 0. P. our librarian, explains to a few of the inquisitive-minded iunior girls the aspects of maintaining the library. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Champagne, J. Kroll, E. Rogowski, Sister, P. Purser. KNOW TO LOVE Students supplement their classroom assignments with reading in the li- brary. RIGHT: Dick Fagcn has his class right blessed us girls waif their turn. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Fagan, Father Nugent, Dick Coley. Un back- grountD l. Rezac, M. L. Rezac, N. McGurry, M. L. Morrison, M. Kohrt, A. Clay. Page Eighty-Two SYMBOL OF LOPEZ Seniors attend Mass in chapel pre- ceding the blessing of rings. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Duffy, Mary Sue Yerington, Father Nugenf, Dick Coley. Girls having their rings blessed cure, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Reilly, A. Clay, M. 5. Yelvington, M. Kohrt, Bill Rispoli serves as acolyte to Father Nugent. RING DAY A variety of feelings is displayed 05 a few seniors congregate outside chapel door. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Mosca, N. McGarry, M. L. Morrison, M. Kohrt. D. Fagan. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Coley, 5. Franklin, R. Sacco, M. Rispoli, C. DeArmus, D. Dunn, M. Kohrf, P. Alugood, l. Rezuc. C. Woolley, P. Moore, S. Adams, J. Waeber. SECOND ROW: M. Rezac, S. Zance, B. Bates, N. Willis, M. Stevenson, M. Ramming, P. Mowitz, C. Williams, G. Williams, G. Gowen, C. Purser, Mrs. Cook. THIRD ROW: M. Zance, C. Smith, M. Yelvington, A. Clay, L. Masters, C. Sallee, C. HuHer, B. Varlus, R. Lunsford, F. McClain, PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized to further a spirit of enthusiasm for the Green Wave athletic program. It has done an exceptional iob thus for. P. Tapp FOURTH ROW: J. Manderfield, M. Morrison, A. Sweeney, K. Reilly, N. McGarry, F. Connor, 8. Nudeau, M. Weeks, L. Starch, V. Knox. FIFTH ROW: A. Goldcamp, M. Reilly, S. Winfree, M. Kem- eraif, M. Tredway, J. Lambert, A. Walsh, L. Tenney, J. Culley. SIXTH ROW: J. Campbell, J. Casterfon, D. Montgomery, L. Gradler, C. Julien, D. Bubenas, C. McKay, M. Culver, G. Goldrick, J. Millet. picfureL ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Carolyn Woolley, Irene Rezac, Georgia Williams, Mary Lou McPike hbsent from pictu rel OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianna Dunn, Treas- urer; Mary Kohri, President; Patricia Alugood, Vice- President; Kathleen Deifering, Secretary mbseni from MAINTENANCE MR. JOSEPH McQUILLAN MR. LEO F. WINNXRD l V SNACK BAR ILA MAE LEDBETTER 7 M y r M WoN-Dietji Mv7gW The personnel of our Snack bar prepares satisfying lunches for faculty and students. Page Eighty-Five SPECIAL ASSEMBLY RIGHT: MoTher Lawrence Marie, 0. P. Mother General of The BlouveiT Dominicans cud- dresses The sTUdenTs assembled To honor her visiT. FoTher Garcia directs The singing of The Proper for The Mass. The sTudenTs receive Holy Com- munion at The special Mass in The gymnasium. Mass is offered by Father Nugent on occasion of visit of Mother Lawrence Marie, 0. P. and Mother Geraldine, O. P. SPECIAL ASSEMBLY Our seal, which is the motto of the Dominican Order, of which our teaching Sisters are members. Dialogue Mass attended by stu- dent body. Page Eighty-Seven C lasses Begin in The meaning of the Liturgical Cycle chart is explained by Diana Dunn and Anne Gold- kamp during Freshmen Religion Period. RELIGION The Sophomore Girls Religion Class puts finishing touches on the Catholic Press Month display. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Nodeuu, S. Adams, E. Gowen, N. Willis, R. Sacco, P. Moore, C. Warren, L. Masters. Page Eighty-Eight Macbefh proves an interesting project for the Juniors. Joyce Kroll's explana- tion of the picture is given to, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Henney, P. Alagood, M. Jordan. M. Duly, P. Stalder. Dramatizing Lady Mocbeth's sleep- walking scene are, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Rogowski, M, Duly, R. Kull. Page Eighty Nine You Bet Your Latin Book! The Latin Class panelists are SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. DeArmas, G. Coley, R. Koch, S. Zance, 5. Franklin. Steve Johnson acts as moderator. In SOCIAL STUDIES Absorbed by the ideas of world travel are the Freshmen boys and their teacher Mr. Duffy. Page Ninety Algebra pupils put homework on the board for correction-or is ii correct? In MATHEMATICS Father Molloy explains a method on graphing to his invisible class. Page Ninety-One Sister Alphonsus records the voices of the French II class to give the students an opportunity to hear their own pronunciation. In BIOLOGY The boys in Mr. Madden's class enjoy watching William Lawier's tropical fish project. Page Ninety-Two h This is not a case of too many cooks spoiling the broth. Mrs. Clark, the teacher, is recording only good marks we hope. In HOME ECONOMICS LEFT: Cutting and mending ore, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Campbell, J. Culley, L. Tenney, A. G. Walsh Page Ninety-Three RIGHT: Bill Rispoli seems to hold the attention of his listeners. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Williams, F. Berardi manly hiddenL M. L. Rezac D. Fagan, B. Rispoli, A. Sweeney. Page Ninetyfour SENIOR VIEWS LEFT: The Christmas issue of the Pelican absorbs Ueft to righ0 M. A. Fink, F. Con- nor, J. Kroll, F. Berardi. Several seniors try to solve Tony's weighty prob- lem. LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Rezoc, Nick ToHufo manly hiddenL Tony Mosca, and Kate Reilly. The important matter of the correct invitation is considered by, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Coley, Sister Bernardifo, Joe Champagne, Dick Fagan, Diane Prelac, Alice Clay. SENIORS AT WORK SENIORS AT PLAY Frank Berardi, Bill Rispoli, Mary Kohrt, and Dick Coley are the seniors in this group who pose for the photographer. Page Ninefy-Six Sister Bernordito and Father Nugent discuss a problem of school administration in the Principal's Office. At the beginning of Lent Father received special permission to erect the Stations in the school chapel. Father Nugent listens to Sister James Ed- ward explain that the small flash bulbs are iust as effective. FACULTY CANDIDS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sister Bernardito, Father Nugent, Dick Coley, and Joe Champagne watch the finishing touches for the Com- munion Breakfast on Ring Day. Coach Madden explains how to play football with bottle caps to Sister James Edward and Coach Duffy. Page Ninety-Eight RIGHT: Sister James Ed- ward is caught at her own game. Sister Bernardito helps with the serving. Sister Paula shows Mary Kohrt the art of pouring. Coach Duffy D. Coley B. Rispoli J. Champagne N. Tallufo F. Berardi D. Acquaro J. Jackson B. Kull T. Ross R. Lucia T. lager B. DeCell D. Kilbride D. Fagan A C. lacour J. Phillips D. Johnson G. Prugh T. Mosca Coach Madden D. Banish P. Thomas T. Haskin M E- M w An; G. Barnes FIRST ROW: W. Rispoli, S. Tanner, C. LaCour, G. Darby, T. Lager, G. Barnes, 1. Hall, J. Phillips, M. Carsaro, W. DeCe . SECOND ROW: F. Myett, R. Lucia, F. Berardi, Coach quden, Coach Duffy, P. Donovan, P. Skipp, J. Kroll, D. Acquaro. THIRD Page One Hundred Perhaps the hardest, but most sat- isfying beginning this year was Foot- ball. A novice high school football team after six hard, hot weeks of pre- paration which included for most of the squad an introduction to the very basic fundamentals of the sport dared to meet an opponent. Our first game was also the beginning of another phase of sports' history for Daytona Beach. On October 9, 1959, the Father Lopez Green Wave took the field to GREEN WAVE BEGINS ROW: L. Goodin, Manager, N. Talluto, P. Thomas, D. Coley, L. Helgemo, A. Ross, J. Jackson, R. Fagun, T. Show D. Banish, E. Hartie, T. Haskin, W. Clark, Manager. play the first football game ever play- ed at Daytona Beach International Speedway. It was a stern test to see if a recently organized Catholic high school team could prove itself with such limited experience. We passed the test. Head Coach Duffy and Coach Mad- den dared the impossible in preparing the team for the beginning of Catholic football history in Volusia County. FOOT BALL AT SPEEDWAY manmm I e m v36: n m V twig , , mm, WW 2 , mg:- mm gait 22 m3 7 2 John Jackson, '63 in first kickoff in history of Daytona Beach International Speedway. SCOREBOARD WE THEY 20 ................ Taylor .............. 0 8 ............. Melbourne ........... . . 19 7 ............... Taylor ............... 7 0 ............ BishopMoore............ 6 0 ............. St. Joseph's ............. 20 The Big day for Father Lopez High ' was October 9th!! Our Green Wave t football team completely overwhelm- ed its opponents from Taylor High of Pierson by a 20-0 score in a game in which we were predicted to lose. Although the remainder of the sea- son was not too spectacular, we did enjoy the thrill of beginning our foot- ball history with a WIN. Joy knows no bounds as we end our first grid tilt with VICTORY. Right.- Father Nugenf super- vising football practice?? Left: Coach Duffy stressing the importance of the straight arm. Right: Green Wave stop- Fing Pierson cold. Mothers and Dads' G ame Left: Introductory game for parents on home field. ast Practice of Season Righf: Where are The cuff links?? Lopez vs Pierson Left.- Fagan scores third touch- down against Pierson. LEFT: looez carries for gain against Pierson. RIGHT: Guess!-real practice or game for photographer?? Rispoli and Berardi about to smother St. Joe ball - carrier. Fagan on way to touchdown versus DeWiH Taylor. Coach Duffy wanted on the telephone. Berardi about to tackle St. Joe's ball carrier. Page One Hundred Five Coach Ddffy: figuring I ggome strategy'for find game 1 G reenies G ain Experience Left: Myeft tackled after short gain in St. Joe's game. Righf: Barnes handing off on dive ploy vs. Bishop Moore. Leff: Darby, Mye'r'r, and Shaw move in to help Green Wave fackler. Almost tough. Head up! Eyes openl! Green Wave nears touch- down against Moore-no luck! Mr. Bill France and his son smile after signing lighting contract giv- ing the Green Wave the use of the Speedway Football Field for 1960 season. Final preparation for St. Joe's game. VARSITY A HARD The Basketball season at Father Lopez was an- other beginning year for the Green Wave and our first high school season proved to be a difficult one. At times beginning may prove to be a rocky road, but we feel that we have improved immensely dur- ing the course of the season; we do not believe that any one team anywhere could possibly have worked harder. Champagne grabs another rebound with the assistance of Prugh, Lager, and Berardi. According to the scoreboard, the season may ap- pear to have been disastrous, but the fans, players, and coach realized that it would be a tedious un- dertaking. Facing the problem with this outlook, ac- tually made our first encounter of the round ball game interesting and enioyable. Our two Seniors, Joe Champagne and Frank Berardi, did a wonderful job for the Green Wave.. Joe Champagne usually supplied the Greenies with their scoring punch, while Frank Berardi was our defensive specialist. We always placed Frank on the opponents' high scorer, and he turned in a creditable iob each time. The Co-captains share the ball with Coach Madden. Page One Hundred Ten SEASON PLA YS Scorekeepers enioy Fothers' Game. Left to right: J. McCarthy, W. DeCell, P. Skipp. The Lopez schedule contained many schools in the class A and double A brackets-this put us at quite a disadvantage; yet we played many fine games this year. In our fourth game of the season we lost to Titusvulle 33-24, a double A school, whom we had lost to earlier by 30 points. The Green Wave also played the St. John's River con- ference champions losing by the score 36-34 in the last 15 seconds, on outstanding ball game. The high- light of the season was beating the St. Joe Flashes 51-48, our arch rivals, from St. Augustine. Next year we may look forward to a better winning season but no future team of Lopez will ever surpass the team of 1960 for either hard discouraging work, or for determined spirit. Green Wave tough on the boards against Deland Bulldogs. Left to right: D. Johnson, G. Prugh, J. Champagne, F. Berardi. Page One Hundred Eleven GREENIE Green Wave scores two Fathers' Club Game big success CAGERS Where's the ball? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. KUH, Joe Champagne, Fred Lambert, M. Zimmerman. LEFT: A tense moment against Deland RIGHT: The Fathers' can still iumpl! Freshmen girls ready for drill on the volley ball court. Mrs. Cook and Coach Madden enioy a discus- sion on physical education procedures. The Football team gets a speech from the Coach. Coach Duffy's first string for 1960 team. Page One Hundred Sixteen 1. Gold m5 bowl! 2. Coley serves Moss's, ;, 3. Father Garciawiiiksiening '4,Whuf yq' lookih' at? I 5. Don't LIkooky- at -the, Calorie conscious. a-Ia Ethel Barrymore! Jusf can'f fail this Chemistryltestl Sister addresses Mothers' Club. Forlorn! Mrs. Coley welcomes me Mofhers' Club. 3 pm. and ?ime to bug cum Sister and Mrs. Benton discuss menus. Sleeping Beauty. Just what's so funny???? Leo and Joe. New Year's Eve blast Life gets tedious, don't it? 1, 2. 3. 4. Fuiher Father Father Senior Nugent communicates during Muss. Nugenf blesses class rings. Nugent poses for camera. Ciass Communion Breakfast Coach admires new Bulova. Father Nugent bIesses car. Victory Dance. Senior Girls at Mass. hedunfion Glee Club Practice. Glee Club entertains Mothers' Club. Class Officers reldx. Will you listen! V . . V 6. MOther Garuidine 'V ' 10. Mother's heating 2 Modboro men? . 7. Rah! Rah! Rah! H. Mess Ham: ' Now W: got 10 be in here s6mewhete???? 8. Our photographer of work. 12. Determined Chemis?s???? ggoch an j ufttes K01! as captazn. 9. Back Stage 13. We had 'em ail fhe wayti y??? ' . ' ' mmnmm : 311?: . Carol I I ,y 99 Giris pIay for seIIout crowd I We sIaouId win, Sister! 5 2. Father MoIon reques. 6. Mr. Smith and Coach Duffy 9 L IO. Ev yone here? 3. Your prom date, Nancy? I I enioy fhe coffee. 1!. Mary Lee 4. But, yiouisaidll 7. Is the coach watching? 9, ' ' H 8. Ambitious C??I Freshmen' 1 ; L L L6 i2 6 6 6 L- I L L; 6. More yearbook workers; 311 ,'L 3', 3' - :7.6T60-muchfPhys.EdI- , L V6 - n 6 6 L L L 6' 6Z6 6, 6 6L L -6 L - L i 6 I . 2. 3. 4. 5. Morning of October 9311 More of same. Toe, in-toe, out. Lights, action, camera! Freshmen belles. Carolyn '61. let's go. Juniors 0'! Mardi Gras. Seniors a1 Mardi Gras 10 Interested F0 11. Alice '60. 12. What happened here? 13. Shoot! 1. Oh-h-h-h-h-h'h! That was ,fhe day!!!l ' 2. Pleasant memories. 3. Touch your toes, boys. 4. Red Socks???? One, Iwo, three, four! Enroute to last game. All aboard!! 9. Team sefs out for FIRST' GAME! 10. Practice! Practice! Practice! H. No! Not that way 12. I have a dime! 13. Masquerade pdrfyl 1. Archbishop blesses our school . So who??? 3. Single file! 4. Yeahll 5. Ah pleasel! 6. Male quartet Cuftin' in?? 9, Bunny Hop 10. Father 0'5 and Fr. Garcia meef Mother General. 11. Mass for Mother General Firs? Dance. , Two'helpings, piease. ', HeyLHey! Whadda yo sqy?? Bill Frk nae; , ' ' , Fooiball pbya; ' refresh. Father Garcia talks football GO 3 123M055 for foofbull Nteom , No partner? I, 1 , 13, :Ahh; Cdme on 'a imile! ' N W ' : 15. Mmm'! Chow!! Fr Nugenl blessing the nuns new car. I I 10. Exhibition 1?! Want a ride? a L ,, ,, 4 11. of dedication gm 1. Lisyen Mick. ' 7 x - V. . -- L ' L ,- , V L ' samet'hingfwroqg;coach? 2. J-V's sit tight; , L - L L ' , ' ' - L , , , g : Am fukfelok play. 3. We won!!! , - - , - ' ' 5 Why so huppy'e'one guess I ' y, I -thher:'s Bench, I 6 It fits. 4 , ' L , . L 4 Only 5 years bld. 7 The bIeachers-Oct. 9th ' I , V ' 9 Cum ru shy! , 8 ' HypnotizedI , , L , L ' , f - ' ' - Forward- side-clos'e. ' 'I. All the way from Blauvelf. 2. Freshmen Stag line. 3. Gentiemen of leisure. 4. Happy new Year! 5. Clerical consuhanfs? 000 No Footba team receives Holy Communion. L Relax, man, relax! Sr. Bernardim speaks to Mothers' Club. Student Body at Mass. 10. Going on a picnic? H. Phys; Ed. 15 so sfrenuqus. 12. Don't be half safe. ' 13. Archbishop Communicafes Seniors. y' i a i 2 3E .4: $ ? l. Weig-wremembe?! Pat and Kathy. Mending time, 2. Freshmen style. Ati-aboardi . CJever phntggm 3. Some books overdue? Is ?haf you, Dick? Gof me; Ewnch'es. 4 Coach Madden heads the lunch line. Ha! Hui Ha! Ha! Ho! Ho? W'e Rke ,schoq' Another fest 1. ; ; Eddie, our gard ener. : g H ' I Latin can be hm 2. A dance? ' ' L Kitten en the KeYs'f L ' ; I 3. Fr. Molloy enioys the game. Ad for Calgates, g : L L t ' : Mr. Duffy's cHEurubs. 4. Lighfing up, Joe? , L WK i! explode? , ' L H Halloween Dd'nce. Come in ; : Nlc erh TAS With sincere gratitude . . . the staff and moderator of the i960 VERITAS would like to extend their thanks to all those who helped in the diffic'ult business of publishing the Father Lopez' first annuaL . . . to Father Nugent, our president, and the priests, Sisters, and lay members of our faculty, for their patience and cooperation. . . . to the members of the typing class who typed our copy. . . to the Dexter Photo Service, for their prompt and helpful service of developing and printing our photography work. . to Mr. Thomas Dexter of World Color for making possible the color pages in our annual. . . . to the patrons, boosters, and advertisers without whose financial help this book would not be a reality. Advertisers Our Patrons Rf. Rev. William J. Mullally, P. A. Reverend Irvine J. Nugent Reverend Daniel Sloan, l. C. Reverend Timothy Cronin, l. C. Reverend Patrick O'Sullivan Reverend Michael Garcia Reverend Francis Donlon, CSsR Reverend Sean P. Molloy Reverend Michael Lorkin Reverend William Corry Dr. and Mrs. Sidney I. Ney and Family Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Favis and Family Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. Russell L. Welsh and Family Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Sperber Dr. and Mrs. John 5. Hull Dr. and Mrs. Cleland Cochran Dr. and Mrs. B. J. LaCour and Family Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Monaco and Family Dr. and Mrs. James J. Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. Robert DeArmas and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corbe and Family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Champagne Coach Joe Madden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O'Byrne Edna Van den Broek Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bousquef Mr. W. B. Nicholsen Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Fagun Judge David L. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Russ Mr. L. S. Ginocchio Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reilly Julius Breslauer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McQuiIlen Madlyn M. Aldrich ReaI1or Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ossinsky, Jr. Smokey Yunick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Krol Harris Saxon Mr. and Mrs. Max II. Ossinsky, Jr. Agnes Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Driscoll Mr. Jere Sheehy Mr. and Mrs.0,lv.gg,f.7Wingcq1d Mrs. Emily Fink M70161 Mris. Ralph Fonseca Sue Davidson Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Rispoli The l. D. Barrett Family Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Coley and Family Mr. and Mrs. Casimer Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Earl O. Morrison and Family Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ramming and Mary Lee Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldkamp and Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Tony Walsh and Family Jeannee de Ceudoya Braender and Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Zimmerman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Duffy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kroll and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gene L. Petrucciani Mr. and Mrs. Andy Moser and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and John Donch Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. McArdle and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Danko Mr. and Mrs. J. Sexton Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Jackman, Jr. Page One Hundred Thirfy-Four Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr . 8 Mrs. Peter B. Thomas 8 Fam . Mrs. Lee E. 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Haskin 8 Family Thomas Sweeney 8 Family Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Jerome B. Bates 8 Family Mr. 8 Mrs. George P. Winfree 8: Family Capt. 8 Mrs. William R. Cook 8 Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Mowifz 8 Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Jimmie E. Smith 8t Family Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Hammond 8 Family Mr. Mrs. Michael G. Prelec 8 Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Dwight E. Yelvingfon 8 Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul Stalder 8 Paul Cook Galleries Winnie's Pastry Shop Conrad's Apothecary Ellinor Village Variety Store Little Drug Company Main Street Amoco Service Station Helyn's Villa School of Dance Daytona Radio 8 T.V. Max Kendrick's Food Store F. P. Concannon Ins. Realty Mr. 8 Mrs. Leo Sabella Mr. 8 Mrs. Jimmy F. Armenio Frederick Benn Russ Sillman Mrs. Vaughan Holiday Superette BOOSTERS Barbara A. MacDonald Brody Edward Nadeou Millie Vanpoucke Mrs. Robert M. Cole Mrs. Raymond Hansen Mrs. John Downing Mary Hoffman Charlotte G. Dunn Mrs. Vaughan A. B. Nordman A. R. Arnau Mrs. Charles F. Henney Ralph Lucia Mrs. William Morgan John W. 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Toppe1s Restaurant Famous for Fine Pasfries 151 South Ridgewood Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida C 0771 pliment: of MEN1S WEAR 126 North Beach Street Compliments of Baggett - McIntosh, Inc. Funeral Home CHARLES S. McINTOSH, President Licensed Funeral Direcior HENRY A. QUARTERMAN, Manager Licensed Funeral Director W. B. BAGGETT, Secretary-Treasurer Parker 81 Van Sant Auto Service 1 Phone CL 2-9200 COMPLETE MOTOR REPAIR AND TUNE UP Bob Parker 154 Orange Ave. Jim Van Sant Daytona Beach, Fiorida Compliments of Ormond Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association 220 E. Granada Avenue Ormond Beach, Florida INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS Mr. Tony's Hair Stylists For The Permanenf Things in Life CL 2-5938 155 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Morris Drug Co., Inc. Phone CL 2-4791 208 South Beach Street Daytona Beach, Florida Broadway Quality Market PRIME MEATS and FANCY GROCERIES Exclusive Disiribufors of S. 8. Pierce - Richelieu - White Rose Responsible Accounts Solicifed GEORGE R. 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SONS Have fun, come and browse in our store-you'll like it. 518 Ballough Road Free Paved Parking Lot . 1016: Cash Discount Dlul CL 3-8124; 3-8125 Daily City Delivery Clean Rugs Last Longer! 546 Ballough Road Daytona Beach, Florida Phones: CL 2-7911 or Cl 3-6568 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE C LASS OF 1960 FROM The Sophomores ROOM 202 ROOM 203 CLARENCE SIMPSON REALTOR - INSURANCE 112 Bay Street Phone CL 2-5614 Associates, Clarence A. Simpson, Paul Wills OUR CONGRATULATIONS from St. PauPs Usherk Guild CL 2-5354 PRINTERS 8 LITHOGRAPHERS Ejmblz'slaed 1904 760 BALLOUGH ROAD DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. BEST WISHES from ST. PAUL'S PARISH COUNCIL OF N. C. C. W. BEST WISHES from DEXTER PHOTO SERVICE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR VERITAS Steak'n Shake IN SIGHT . . . It Musf Be Right 110 5. Ocean Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Bay-Neal Motors SELECT USED CARS 885 Volusia Avenue Daytonu Beach, Florida Business Phone CL 2-0846 Bus. Phone CL 3-5474 Res. 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COFFEE SHOP The World's Best Apple Pie THAD CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. I 154 South Peninsula Drive Telephone OR 7-3793 Prop.: Paul W. Beauprt'e MEAT MART SUPERETTE 1648 Ocean Shore Boulevard Ormond by the Sea Specializing in FRESHLY CUT UNPACKAGED WESTERN MEATS Our Own Fresh New England Claerhowder, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad A Red and White Market WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES NASCAR National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing Burrel's Grill Corner RIDGEWOOD AND BAY BURREL AND CLARE WAGNER Owners Compliments of Holiday Shores Motel Complimenfs of BEEDLES for HIM and HER 305-307 Seabreeze Boulevard Complimenfs of Yacht Club Beauty Salon 328 South Beach CL 2-5580 MARVIN R. 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Yeomuns AND $1016 Paint Supply Telephone Answering Service 330 NORTH RIDGEWOOD Daytona Beach, Florida 0 Block North of Telephone CoJ CL 2-8802 CL 2-1631 517-519 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida Phone CL 3-5351 Days - CL 2-1876 Nifes SERVICE PAINT 8: GLASS COMPANY If It Is Glass or Paint We Have It 321 Volusia Avenue Telephone CL 2-1576 Glass Dept. CL 3-8355-Paint Dept. CL 2-3062 CL 2-4076 167 Madison Avenue T. V. SERVICE CENTER, INC. Zenith -- Magnavox - R. C. A. T V and STEREO HI-Fl EXPORTS SALES - SERVICE - ANTENNAS Don't Tarry Be Quick See Larry 1', See Dick LARRY GOWEN DICK BECKMAN 3W: FMFWS ' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 501 North Grandview : phone CL 2-8561 2 701 Main St. '- OFHCESEE Daytona Beach - sznv: .. vou 5. i Ma Dial CL 2-3626 CUNNINGHAM OIL COMPANY 835 BaHough Road Daytonq Beach, Florida Phone GA 8-4434 SYD'S Beach Shop FASHIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN Opposite Beach Post Office SIDNEY G. SUPOWIT, Owner 302 Flagler New Smyrna Beach, Fla. SAVINGS UP TO 50'5Vo Wells Furniture Wa rehouse Sales DISCOUNT PRICES EVERY DAY TO EVERYONE Phone CL 3-2354 234 Volusia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida FISCHER ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. DE LEON 'SPRINGS, FLORIDA ..... Custom designers and manufac- turers of TRANSFORMERS, COILS, and BALLASTS for the electronic industry. ..... Serving the Chicago area, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida with premium qual- ity units. ..... FLORIDA'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF CUSTOM MADE TRANSFORMERS FOR ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS. Congratulations to the Seniors SAN REMO RESTAURANT Famous for Fine Foods 1290 South Ridgewood Avenue 4U. S. No. D We Cater to Private Parties Phone CL 2-1357 Walser Service Station Servicing All Makes of Cars WOODY WALSER, Owner SHELL PRODUCTS ROAD SERVICE BATTERIES - FIRESTONE TIRES Dial CLinton 2-7327 501 N. Atlantic Avenue Tyner's Food Ma rket FANCY GROCERIES - QUALITY MEATS 110 South Orange Street Telephone GArden 8-2151 S O D D I N G Wholesale and Retail 0 BITTER BLUE 0 ST. AUGUSTINE 0 CENTIPEDE o ZOYSIA CONTRACTORS OUR SPECIALTY CONRAD YELVINGTON DISTRIBUTORS Clinton 3-7118 800 BIG TREE ROAD Compliments of ROYAL BEACH MOTEL BOOKS Woody Lee Realty RELIABLE REAL ESTATE COUNSEL OFFICE FURNITURE - OFFICE SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS 219 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Book Store, Inc. Daytono Beach, Florida 230-232 $ou1h Beach Street Guy B. Odum 8K 00., Inc. COMPLETE INSURANCE FACILITIES SURETY BONDS Phone CL 2-3701 614Vz Volusiu BILL STEVENSON, Representative SUN 'N SAND HOTEL COURT 1100 SOUTH RIDGEWOOD AVENUE Telephone CL 2-1521 Recommended by QUALITY COURTS - A. A. A. - DUNCAN HINES Owner MR. JOHN J. GYSHERS Managers MR. AND MRS. CHAS. C. GRAU Compliments Daytona Venetian Blind and Drapery Company Complefe Window Decorators Levolor Venetian Blinds - Custom Made Draperies Drapery Fabrics and Hardware Pro-Tecf-U Awnings and Canopies Telephone ORange 7-4212 1715 Ridgewood Avenue P. O. Box K-308 Holly Hill, Fla. 7228 So. Ridgewood Ave. Tel. CLinton 3-7658 Mid-Town Motel Right in the Heart of Town MR. AND MRS. L. DUKES WEST Owners - Managers Call Us At CL 3-4361 UNIFORMED - BONDED - INSURED Rice Maintenance Co., Inc. Cleaning, Janitorial and Lawn Services Authorized JACOBSEN and GRAVELY MOWER Sales and Service C. N. 1DAN1 RICE, Presidenf 529 Orange Avenue Daytona Beach, Fla. Adams Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS TOILETRIES - DRUGS - SODAS Delivery . . . Telephone CL 2-2285 610 Ridgewood Avenue Holly Hill, Florida Phone CL 2-9851 for Reservations or Orders to Take Out Lotus Restaurant Finest American and Chinese Foods 308 Seabreeze Boulevard Daytona Beach, Florida Floor Shows Nightly Air Conditioned The Best in the Southland - THE FABULOUS Tony and Jay's Spaghetti House Where the Stars of Stage, Screen and Radio Meet To Eat Specializing in Italian Food - The World's Best Pizza, Beer and Wine Now Uncler Bill Calliea, Sam Sammut Management Open 5 pm. to 12 midnite - Closed Sunday CL 2-2021 15 N. Comes, Daytona Beach Olson Electric Company VOLUSIA COUNTY'S MOST EXPERIENCED ELECTRICIANS Dial CL 2-3706 392 North Beach Street Hitson's Texaco Service T. B. HITSON, Owner 955 Volusia Avenue Duytonc Bleach, Florida Complimenfs of Club Diner 304 North Ridgewood Avenue COME DINE WITH US Kingston Camera Store Everyfhing Phofographic Phone CL 2-0073 643 North Ridgewood Avenue Duytonu Beach, Florida Phone GA 8-8581 CLUB 518 Flager Avenue BREAKERS New Smyrna Beach Complimenfs of Sanitary Engineering Company, Inc. RALPH N. MILLEN, Presidenf HAVE FORD WILL TRAVEL WIRE: Ray Hunt Ford, Inc. 300 North Beach Street CL 2-4671 8 A. M.-12 P. M. Daytona Beach, Florida USED CAR LOT 740 Volusia Avenue CL 3-9726 Dial CL 2-7351 Independent Printing Co. COMMERCIAL PRINTING A. M. BOCKOVEN 500 Mason Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Qualify Shoe Repairing Since 1928 9 806 Main Street Pete Ezzo UPHOLSTERY - SLIP COVERS DRAPES - BED SPREADS Free Esfimafes Phone CLinton 2-8626 118 South Atlantic Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of Grady and Louise Dance Studio 545 Mason Avenue Compliments of THOMAS AND SLATER, INC. Compliments of I Culbreth Jewelers Macs Famous Bar and Package Store 216 No. Beach St. Daytona Beach WATCHES 2. DIAMONDS 2 JEWELRY 2000 South Atlantic Avenue Complete Repair Service CL 2'9239 Phone CL 3-9536 Free Delivery TONY'S QUALITY GROCERY AND MARKET Frozen Foods-Choice Western Meats-Fresh Dressed Poultry Loomis and South Seagruve Daytonxa Beach, Florida Sanifone Compliments of Bodney Cleaners Royal Arl' Galleries 348 North Beach Street 533 V l ' A 504 Seabreeze Boulevard 0 US : venue Westgafe Shopping Center CL 2-1943 Telephone CL 2-8624 NADEAU 5 Daytona Electric YOUNG FASHIONS Co., Inc. BEL AIRE.PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 135 Marion North Atlantic Avenue CL 3-0691 Compliment of FRANK'S HOME SUPPLY Logan Landscape Nursery R 8 R R f T'I C 00 Ie 0. You Have the Best Looking School in Volusia County. 500 Carswell Avenue The Trees Were There. Holly Hill Take Good Care of Them! CL 3-7621 Jul Wane QUALITY PAINTING AND DECORATING : LICENSED : INSURED Caulking - Waterproofing - Texture Painting , Residential and Commercial I l I l 37 Reynolds Avenue OR 7-1540 Ormond Beach, Florida DR. SCHOLL'S FOOT COMFORT SERVICE FINE SHOE REPAIRING The Town Cobbler National Blue Ribbon Winner CL 3-9084 BELLAIRE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Orchid Village U. S. No. 'l -Ormond Beach OR 7-2550 FREE ORCHID SHOW DAILY For the Exotic in Foliage Plants Southern Sky Motel 1120 N. Dixie Freeway New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Phone GA 8-9884 MR. AND MRS. COGAN, Proprietors White Bird Motel CLEAN, COZY COTTAGES- $4, $5, $6 WHITE BIRD TRAILER PARK Modern Conveniences - Adults Only - No Pets $12-$15-$20 per Month for 2 People Osborne Jewelers DIAMONDS 4 WATCHES - SILVERWARE Expert Watch Repair STANLEY E'. OSBORNE Phone CL 2-4991 728 Main Street THE PENINSULA'S MOST COMPLETE You ng Men's Shop The DAD-N-LAD Shop in Ellinor Village Shopping Center AFTER THE GAME MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT STANSFIELD'S Everything from a SNACK to a MEAL 157 Fairview Avenue Jan Honing Merricourf Kindergarten Where Kiddies Go to College Kindergarter Junior - 4-5 Years of Age Kindergarten Senior - 5-6 Years of Age CL 2-7237 MAC'S ELECTRIC SHOP JOHN H. McPIKE Master Electrician CL 2-5440 CL 2-1370 We Solve Your Current Problems Edwa rd Godawa PRE-CAST SEPTIC TANK SERVICE DRAIN TILE, PUMPING, REPAIRS BULLDOZING AND GRADING Compliments of Ddyfonq Beach New Car Dealer Association Compliments of A Friend Cou-chman Printing Company JOHN MALLORY Fine Printing Plus Service Phone CL 2-4284 138 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, Florida MEET YOUR FRIEND AND PARENTS AT Holleman's 1906 S. Atlantic Avenue FASHIONS FOR SUN AND FUN BEST WISHES Sales - Property Management - Rentals Insurance Hannah Detwiler Bonnet REALTOR Telephones: Office GA 8-9381 - Res. GA 8-2976 310 Flagler Avenue New Smyrna Beach, Florida Settle Funeral Home Willis 5. Settle T. C. Welder, Jr. Directors Telephone GArden 8-4440 406 South Orange Street New Smyrna Beach, Florida Complimenfs of Dundee Bread AMERICA'S FINEST BELL BAKERIES, INC. p O S Travel Bureau Established 1940 First in the Hearts of Our People Member 326 South Beach Street ASTA Mainland Compliments of Ridgway Transfer and Storage Co. 15 N. Grandview Daytona Beach, Florida Phone CL 2-3676 Agents AERO-MAYFLOWEB TRANSIT CO. Nafionwide Movers Compliments of Daytona Theatre Compliments of Chez Bruchez Restaurant 304 Seabreeze Boulevard ALBERT L. BRUCHEZ Cuisine With a French Accent THE REDEMPTORIST FATHERS New Smyrna Beach IVY LANE CAMERA SHOPS Films In At One, At Five They're Done 116 S. Beach 125 Volusia Ave. Daytona Beach, Florida Compliments of DUNN BROS. HARDWARE 150 South Beach Street Phone CL 2-5551 Compliments of THE SENIORS WE TAKE PRIDE . . . In Having Installed Custom Made Window Shades and Venetian Blinds IN THE BEAUTIFUL NEW FATHER LOPEZ HIGH SCHOOL MORRISON 8: SONS, INC. 613 Main Street- Daytona Beach, Florida - CL 3-4501 Cocoa Office NE 6-2656 Complete Window Treatment SINCE 1937 Spring Supplement OUR SISTERS Beginl A N ew Look SISTER M. BERNARDITA, Principal SISTER M. ALPHONSUS, O. P. SISTER PAULA, O. P. SISTER JAMES EDWARD, O. P. SISTER WALTER MARIE, O. P. CLASS OF I960 TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Poul Woicik, Nicholas Tallufo,Joseph Champagne, Richard Coley,Anthony Ross. SECOND ROW: Anthony Mosca, William Rispoli, Francis Berordi, Alice Clay, Irene Rezac, Mary Anne Fink, Kathleen Reilly, Jerome Kroll, Lawrence Helgemo, Richard Fagon. FIRST ROW: Mary Lee Rezcuc, Diane Prelec, Marilyn Dupuis, Ann McGarry, Florence Conner, Father Molloy, Father Garcia, Father Nugent, Sister Bernardita, Father O'Sullivan, Mary Lee Morrison, Ann Sweeney, Mary Kohrt, Carol Williams. P R O G R A M Academic Procession Processional ...................................................... Krentzlin Ecce Sacerdos .................................................. Gregorian Alleluia ........................................................ Gregorian ADDRESS TO GRADUATES Reverend Joseph Duly President, Cardinal Mooney High School CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS Granting of Awards His Grace, Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley Salve Mater .................................................... Gregorian BENEDICTION OF THE MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT Cor Jesu ................................................. Schulfes Tcntum Ergo ............................................ Gregorian Holy God, We Praise Thy Name RECESSIONAL Mendelssohn Page Three THE UPPER - ROOM Presented by The Pep C lub BELOW: Samuel R. McArde is grief-stricken as he tells Achay hG. Favish of the ill freatment of his Master. ABOVE: Wafching the wild mob is Our Lady hK. DeiteringL who hearf-break. in the street controls her THE CAST E, Blessed Mother .......... Kathleen Deitering ii Mary Magdalen .......... Abby Gail Walsh ? Peter . ........... . ......... David Wilson ' John . . . . ...... . . ........ Michael Gable a Judas ........ . .............. Philip Skipp h Veronica . . . ............ . . . Laurie Tenney Samyel . . . . . ............. Robert McArdIe Longinus ....... . . . . ....... Paul Donovan Achaz ...... . ............. Gregory Fovis Vorci . . ..... . ............. Frank Bercrdi Doctor ............ . . . . August Schildbach Joseph of Arimetheu . . . . . . . . Michael Nardi ABOVE: Longinus W. Donovam shows spear with which he piierced Christ's side. ABOVE: Veronica Haurie Tenneyh holds veil with impress of Face of Christ. RIGHT: Judas W. Skipm Tells of his despair 10 Samuel R. McArdleh 1:: W x: V LEFT: Juniors 1755 am Qabgs'z lop uquaita yaw; co gLLIzL'O'L-c on gziduy, c I I at nuzs o arc Batg and CR5.U;L and their dates. 7 Claia cf L311; Aaliod pfmum of my a6 M25 50: 9310172 if twanty-iscond 'n. $55 EUEIZ 5123 amu'a Cfug RIGHT: Seniors of From. Ann Sweeney presents a floral crown to Mary, Our Queen. Our Lady's court of honor sing a hymn 0 Mary we crown Thee, Queen of the May Page Eight Father Molloy and Maureen Duly lead the student body and visitors in the Act of Con- secretion. of praise to Mary. OF MOTHERS Father Nugent, Father O'Sull- ivan and students say the I rosary during the Mothers Day devotions to Our Bless- ed Mother. Page Nine Bill Rispoli connects on game winning single vs Seabreeze. GREEN WAVE ON THE STRIKE THREE! Come on Ump-open your eyes. THE TEAM TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Duffy, P. Woicik, R. Kull, J. Donch, R. Bogart, F. Berardi, T. Shaw, T. Lager. BOTTOM ROW: R. Lucia, D. Kilbricle, M. Cusaro, W. Rispoli, G. Barnes, M. Zimmerman, L. Hall. DIAMOND Lopez Defeats Seabreeze High Father Lopez Highes Green SCHEDULE Wave yesterday defeated the Sea- breeze High Sand Crabs, 2 to 1, in a baseball game at Indianville. New Smyrna SF- Joe's - EXTRA! EXTRA! The headline of Person the year. New Smyrna Mainland New Smyrna Mainland DeLcnd Seabreeze St. Joe's DeLand Seabreeze Pierson RIGHT: Frank Berardi about to Seabreeze. E H ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT T HONORS Mr. Ed Dunn presents top athlete award to ABOVE i, '60. Frank Berord v: f f U D In c G O C announces awards for Lettermen ABOVE: Coach Madden receives gift from Basketball Team presented by Co-Captain, Joe Champagne. LOPEZ ATHLETES AMEBJFnrsphMgzzzagt Fetetgyolgtsrtangghej; . ATHLETIC BANQUET- May 15, 1960 The Class of 1960 makes Act of Consecration as their parents, friends, and fellow CLASS DAY studenfs listen. LEFT: Richard Coley gives The Salutaforian address. RIGHT: Father Nugent presents Joe Cham- pagne with the year- book award. Page Fourteen Kathleen Rellly, The Class Valedic- Gregory quis receives the Ameri. torian,gives her address. can Legion award as outstanding Freshman boy. AWARDS AND HONORS BELOW: The Seniors and the Glee Club are honored at a Communion Breakfast. Page Fifteen The graduation address is given by Rev. Joseph Daly of Cardinal Mooney High School. COMMENCE - LEFT: His Grace, Arch- bishop Hurley honors our first graduates with his congratulations. RIGHT: Father Nugent presents the graduates for their diplomas. Page Sixteen 1. Clothes pin fingers. 4. Sophomore wheelbarrow. 8. Spring styles for men. H. The best in glasses. 2. It's in fhe bag. 5. Reudy-sefugo. 9. Tired spectators. 12. Hit it! 13. More chicken? . Field day exhaustion . Bedtime? . laughing period 10. Veriias sales His Grace, the Archbishop, awards a diploma 10 one of the graduates of1960. MENT NIGHT CLASS OF SERVICE E N ON SYMBOLS This is a fan message m DL:D'.IV Lurcr unless it: deferrcd char- NL:Nu;hr Leuer acre: isindicaxed by Khe ' I ELE! :RAM 1201 LT-lmemmoml proper symbol. -Lcncr Tclcgrlm W. P. MARSHALL. PRESIDEN? The Eling time shown in the due line on domestic telegrams h STANDARD TIME at point of origin, Time of receipt is STANDARD TIME 3! point of'dcsrinarion ,AA103 3Y3285 sv NZA079 PDzBLAUVEL? NY 27 14OP EDT: SISTER BERNARDITA: sr PAULS CONVENT 407 NORTH RIDGEWOOD DAYTONA BEACH FLO: '32::1427 PM !2 Sq HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FACULTY AND GRADUATES 0F FATHER LOPEZ HIGH SCHOOL: f MOTHER LAWRENCE MARIE AND SISTERS 0F BLAUVELT... THE COMPANY WILL APPRECIATE SUGGESTIONS FROM ITS PATRONS CONCERNING ITS SERVICE Page Seventeen 1. Senior boys Senior girls . Maureen '61 L Sports Editor romp 13. Sophs win title 3. Class Day Exercises 6. May Procession 10. Fagon wins his L H. Junior Sportswear 14. Coach and Co-captains for '60 2. Crowning Day 5. 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