Holy Family High School - Vista Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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J Lang . 2 ' .,q-Ejfr -,'t'Q- . ,m-p..Q,.aw.sZ-'I' Holy Family High School Denver, Colorado Volume XXIII x I x S l Y ,,,v:,':4?.1fx 'X PII' 1-lax. .- J rs '15 I ' Our Archbishop His Excellency, Urban J. Vehr lf. 411: X'--........--' Our Pope His Holiness, Pius XII Our Pastor Reverend Forrest H. Allen Dedication To Father Forrest Allen, we, the members of the Vista Staff of nineteen hundred fifty seven, dedicate our yearbook. You have helped us to develop spiritually and intellectually through the wisdom of your words and the power of your example. Your inspiring guidance has won for you the highest esteem and admiration of all the students and members of tne parish. You have always had our spiritual and temporal welfare at heart, and we know you will continue to do so in the ensuing years. For your many sacrifices and endless devotion, Father Allen, we are very thank- ful. It is, therefore, our pleasure to dedicate our Vista to you. 3 tb ' 3-111' , ,V -73 'ff' Q ,Q ' ' ,f J 1 4 1 X ,111 ' ul gVx1'1'l Foreword the hessmen of Life The KING as Christ, the intended destination of all members of the game. The QUEEN as Mary, our strength, who has no limits in her intercession for us. The BISHOP as the Religious helping us toward our heavenly checkmate. The KNIGHT as our Catholic parents, teachers, and leaders furthering our education to prepare us for life everlasting. The PA WNS as students who are always moving forward toward their goal. 93379 bl 5 , 4.-f- f -,.. 1 Q if v XM., U Qi rj, gk ,. ., . , . . r -f'fM!- , 51.4 ' Staff Editors Junior Editor Business Managers Faculty Senior Section Junior Section Sophomore Section Freshman Section Activities Sports A rtists Photographers Typists Cover John Heffernan Toni Tabor Barbara Nicoll Bob Getter George Green Judy Ricotta Joan Eaton Patricia Phelan Carol Sue Steinmetz Nancy Layden Margaret Jo Erjavec Anne Schwarz Marlene Burns Geriann Marino Nancy Durant Mary Riedel Suzie Ploussard Bemice Burak Janet Ciemes James Coppom Barbara Walker Barbara Beatty Barbara Nicoll Ed Schwartz Thomas Malone Lorraine Johnson Emily Hanrahan Dennis Gallagher w .nfl ,agjf1? f'g .'-'--1--. f-+2-P?ff?'ff:?ii ,f- si T.!i?L,E 3'-4. ,V r..gE'..',:- .gl A- 1 .f ,. v 5 0 X,'.'H2fffggT. ?i32?'1- V' r t Table of Contents Dedication 2- 3 Theme Page 4 Faculty 5- 7 Calendar 8 Senior Section 9- 30 Junior Section 31- 40 Sophomore Section 41- 48 Freshman Section 49- 54 Activities 55- 70 Sports 71- 84 Student Life 85-104 Senior Directory 85 Snaps 105-107 Business 108-114 . 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SISTER REGIS MARIE Homeroorn 1, Senior Class Sponsor, Moder- ator of Knights of the Altar, English III, Spanish. SISTER MARY RHODES Homeroom 8, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Lamp Post, English IV. Latin II, Religion I, Hornemaking. SISTER MARY ELAINE Homeroom W1, Geography, American His- tory, Algebra I. SISTER THOMAS MARIE Junior Red Cross, Thimblette, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing. Mr. ROY GII.LMAN Chorus and Band Mrs. JOHN MERKL Homeroorn 9 , English I, Latin I, Religion I American History, World History, and Pep Club Sponsor. Mr. MARTIN MARTELLI Algebra II and Mechanical Drawing, Foot- ball, Basketball, and Baseball Coach. SISTER FRANCIS MARGARET I-Iomeroom 11, Sponsor of Sodality, Chern- istry, English I, English H. ' SISTER MARIE CATHERINE Homeroom W2, Freshman Sponsor, N.F.L., Courtesy Committee, English I. English IV, Speech. SISTER- CARLOS MARIE Homeroom 12, Junior Sponsor, Mission Mod- erator, Physics, Biology, General Science, Algebra I. SISTER AGNES REINA Homeroom 4, Sponsor of Vista, World His.. tory, Geometry, General Business. SISTER MIIDRE CLARE Homeroom 5, Library Club, Sociology. SISTER AQUIN Instrumental Music, Music Appreciation, Freshman Religion. 7 , , hi, ,-,,,, alendar of School Opened Teachers' Institute Homecoming Homecoming Holiday All Saints' Day Veterans' Day Thanksgiving Recess Immaculate Conception Christmas Recess started Christmas Recess ended Forty Hours and Christmas Triduum Christmas Day P.-T. A. Dance, Sr. 8: Jr. P.-T. A. Dance, Soph. 8a Frosh. Epiphany Student -Faculty Dinner Filst Semester Exams Frosh. Sno-Ball Dance Soph. Parents' Dance Senior Retreat Underclass men Retreat Press Convention Va1entine's Day Sweethearts' Ball Camival Pep Club, D-Club Dance Father Allens' Feast Day Feast of the Seven Dolors Easter Recess Prom May Crowning Ascension Thurs. and Memorial Graduation 9 -957 Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. J an. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. I an. .T an. Jan. Jan. Jan. J' an. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. M35' May May June -12 -23 -23 -18 -22 -25 - 8 -22 I 'k H Zi 44 'ii-ff? 'ffigzfkjj-'g Q uv.. as-.maf fA,v:Ev,.,gq.x , vn- e , 5-rglflil' XS Senior class officers, Don Gal- legos, pres.g Julianne Santan- gelo, v. pres.5 Joan Demshki, sec.g and Bill Loehr, treas. hap pily glance into the future. DONALD GALLFGOS TW X 1 'IN' .. n,. . jj., . 'Ei K i I. , ..,.A. ff 5 -' 'B-ivjff-.2-,. JOAN DEMSHKI WILLIAM LOHJIR 1 7 10 ,- . -b fvsvwf, my 4. 'x R 'sig f',Q,.,. . J ULIANNE SANTANGELO BONNIE BARTEL 5 Fu EC Jh- A Av --m .xn- f:fQ'1sL' I s---5. QR ---.sr-L' N - :4a'A,wf.H 1 1 V Y- - 'tri .,,,'... na-K-rw CAROL ANN BLICK THOMAS BEHRENS VIOLET BOHANNON SYLVIA BOHTE mag.. wus. 3 'Fx g ' K ,gjri I .I-, C Him 1 . -V ,cf-. 5,421 . f 1'-SSL gg A A-sail, Sgm..i -.'...f Q49 JAMES BURCE MARLENE BURNS ROSEMARIE BROWN JAMES BRISNEHAN BERNICE BURAK 1 , I RICHARD CALLAI-IAN LORETTA CALLAHAN DARLENE CEFALU NICHOLAS CINOCCO 13 FRANK CAWLEY ,014 Y-if W-aw Q N,',.u ,2Dg .AfQ I T -5 -'4'.MEJ?.-i. - Q f',f. T5!EF:: . rf Q! L! .1 ,' .,i'29ff' nw-' f f .'1':ff.?,i'.-451 .Y -F x. NJN-- 41if.i31ffTc ..,,,, . , ' efqglq . ff! 4. 'If .: s'..s.i1. DIANE COFFEY 2 f'A, +3- 5-'FE 'Yi fin? Y? Kali , .., .l . ,Y -,-ing? - , vit F Q. .Vi , Rmb' - ,K.'1,,'.ff4i' 553.3 V -':-3 ' ,, , M -M., LAWRENCE CLINTON JAMES COPPOM JOHN COPPOM 1 4 BARBARA COOMER MARIO COZZA 'V j - rd .:. 1 if , ' 55 .,x-' -A .1753 fl A' I I 'hifi' '1 f .-..-A-Mx:-' QU. ,-Q ' -,T,w,g,m' 9 PATRICIA CUNFD SHARON KAY CUMMINGS MARY DAIPES WAYNE DAVIS K. 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J..-V V. ,I - ' ' x 5' - u x MARGARET GRACE CHRISTINE GRABOW EILEEN HANRAHAN EMILY HANRAHAN xx 3 -'fi :-1 f'19 :1.y,fY4.v.:iYf A f..'-u,:2n'5 5 '-., 31' .1- 3' 'm,.5iqm 'fx 1' ':- I ,. 1 jffwiinb-M. ,V -ev'vT!:?'f.r R Cf iq-1a2a::.,. 1 - .' un'- - 5'1'?5.Xi.e1:.11 'Nt'w3p3Nq-,llillhMu1b! DONALD HANSEN DOLORES KENFIELD LORRAINE JOHNSON JANET HOLTHAUS JOHN HEFF ERNAN MM - ,ml 4,'rj,,y-5 5 X ' E l ' ,, i fa W2 A . ,.: . ks? D EUGENE KENNEDY Q ,- ,.g M, DAVID KMITCH CHARLA LARKIN I JEANETTE LLOYD DAVID KUMMET ,,.. N- .HA .Tek .'f7'5 . . 5 LR' vii 1. .1 -.3--,ygx W 2 f HX Flg A . ly a-f Qgigixafkfgfsv ,fi D- 'faliel-nf -' 5 f-:.1'QvraF ' Hr 2 wp-4 -1,311.11 ' La. :':: -ii? P SHARON MOCUNE lqll ,N -'vm' 13359 KJ ff'ff'fT'.,- -N1 '-,lf , QV ,I A, W.. Uv---mug' id! M -My I ' 1. 'N ,'- 'inn-wr MARY ANN LUTTER ROBERT MAI-IONEY , X I f H 'sf ' 3 THOMAS METZ 4: . Rx ,AQ..,,,, f y'fII. N 22 5 -K, . f Ntmv ' -. w.fv.,. VINCENT MCC INN CYNTHIA MICHAEL MARY PEPPER ANN PATRICK I rf. 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Our first Homecoming, with it's blazing fire, reminded everyone of the active spirit of Holy Family. The Homecoming also marked our first dance, which stunned us with its excitement and confus- ion. OTHER GREAT MOMENTS of those ftm-packed, sometimes serious, days were the Lamp Post and Vista drives, retreat, pep rallies, and all other H.F. activities. These little, but important, things helped open the door to our next three years of work, play, and most of all, happiness. SOPHOMORE YEAR CAME along, and with it came new thrills. We were now higher than someone else, the Freshmen, We were surprised when we began to realize that almost half of our high school days had already flown by. AS WE STUDIED and co-operated in all activities, our school spirit increased. We attended all foot- ball games, prayed for victory, and best of all, cheered our boys on to the title of City Champs. That was a great moment for everyone, and truly a great display of the soaring l-l.F. spirit. MORE AT EASE at the dances, we now looked forward to having the Small Fry Prom. We also met such things as the Sweethearts' Ball, Music Festival, and Pep Club-D -Club dance with great enthusiasm. Another unforgettable event was the Student Prince. BEFORE WE HAD time to catch our breaths, we found ourselves Juniors. The joy of being upper class- man made it a great year. Again we climbed the stairs of H.F., but this time with more confidence. As the time for Homecoming approached, we felt proud to have a junior as an attendant. Being upperclass- men, we felt it our duty to help out in everything. Our attendance at the Ski and Skate trips was truly a reflection of our school spirit. The retreat came, and with all the graces necessary to make it worth- while. The retreat reminded us that we would soon be taking our place as leaders of the school. HIGH -LIGHTING THE Junior year was our gift to the Seniors, the Prom. Held at the Lakewood Coun- try Club, this star-studded night was a great success. AT LAST, WE were Seniors. Everything that had been routine now held a special significance. Things that had been funny were now precious to us. Picnics, studies, football, basketball, and baseball games, and all other activities now went together to form a platform of memories for us to stand on in later years. The Homecoming made us sad, yet joyful, for, with the grace of God, we knew that next year we would be coming back as alumni. AS PROM TIME approached, we knew that we were near the end of our four wonderful years at Holy Family. The prom queen, always looked upon with respect by the underclassmen, was now elected from our class. Seeing one of our own classmates as queen, added to the great enjoyment of the evening. NOW, AS WE are about to walk down the aisle to receive our diplomas, we can almost see the new life that is about to unfold before us. With tears in our eyes, we look into the future with some fear: but with the realization that the coming years will only be a reflection of our past fotu years. These four years, filled with love of God and neighbor, leave a brilliant impression. 30 .fl'K: f.,ar Ben Moore, treas., looks over the shoulder of pres. Bill Vitale, who is checking the agenda for any old business, while vice-pres. Barbara Nicoll and sec. Rosemary Burke stand by, ready and willing to help. Junior Class Officers At ork. 32 'iw 'K Leonard Walrnsley, Ron Altman, Joe Iacino, Richard Wasinger, Pat Holenbek, Rose Sliemers and Marty Villano caution Roger Wheeler not to fall as he slides down the banister. Class of Wl1at's new today? Susie Sullivan points out the Homecoming royalty picture to Judy Brown, Tom Downing, Mike Vitry, Lanny LoSasso, Rosemary Burke, and Wade Halvorson. 'S C D , ft 'mr The job proves easy as Judy Muehlbauer gets co-operation from Pat Miller, Gene Troilo, Ed Lowery, Judy Berger, Bob Koch, Betty Konrade, and Jane Loehr. A Day With the Juniors. John Tortorici and Joe Breheny attempt to squirt water at Lee Sloss, Ceriann Marino, Betty Jean Anderson, Diane Marolt, and Janet Clemes. nf 4? I f' it 5 T I ri I F C i' i , . 0 class uf IW Faxnilgl N9 il Sflllu C iiulll r '1 ' 0 tn Will we ever make it ? Wondering if their pictures will ever be up there are: Jim Monseu, Carolyn Hamilton, Rosalind Engler, Joan Eaton, and Bi11L1oyd5 kneeling, Marlene Spero and Janice Helm. C ass of Relax Ready to lend Nancy Layden, a maid in distress, a helping hand are Barbara Beatty, Mary Figlio.. lino, Frank Pogline, Jeanne Stevens, and Charlene Zang. -'T ., , x. .. :fri-1'- snr? '. 0 ', 1- Q. .-. .1 7 1 . ...Q , nf- -A Showering all their attention on Larry Ranney as he rejects Vance Vogt's help are LEFT to RIGHT: David Jordan, Margaret Brown, Robert Bellefeville, Torn Boyle, Roy Jackson, Marga ret Siebert, Gregory Scheetz, Caroline Zawcekis, Joe Doussard, and Bob Jerrard. 36 Trying to decide on a book Ior English are Bill Stephens, Peggy Kuhn, Margaret Moffat, Tom McDermott, Margaret Harrisg kneeling, Cornell Wamser, and Rosemary Scheuering. Class of Cathy Perma, Larry Francone, Janice Kizzor, George Green, Penny Starkey, and Tom Burke are enjoying themselves at a school dance. 1 Dick Callahan, Jackie Mathews, Ann Warner, Margaret O'Leary, Mary Riedel, and Anne Schwarz are confused as to the working of the vacuum pump, so Clay Speas and Ron Curry try to explain. Juniors Have the Rea Spirit of Givin . The spirit of giving is apparent here as Judy Heffernan, Gerrie Mc Cabe, Kathleen Love, Mar- garet Mahoney, and Lois Spirek open Christmas gifts. A new year, a new start! Tom Hansen, Annabelle Doran, Howard Baumgard, and Robert Pritekel watch Elaine Filkoski bring in the new year. C ass of 8 Have Fun Together. Ready to do their part in the fire drill are Larry Ranney, Joan Rountree, Gloria O'Hayre, and Richard Getter, Jerry Spero holds the door. ,W l ta I ' x 1 4 wi 1 A l 5' if i, . 9 5, ,cf ii Q 'Z 1-dl' lm L . I wouldn't do it, if I were you, say the girls to Frank Wolverton and Philip Young who are getting ready to throw snowballs at Mary Stone, Barbara Di Pilla, and Judy Vendena. Juniors Play and Pray. Betty Jo Luchetta, Sheila Schmitt, John Haberkorn, Jean Berger, Kathy Callahan, and Carrnella Di Petro look at Ken Koch and Jerry Lamb, the little angels, as they leave the north hall of the church. E C-PF ai' ? Sophomore ass Officers wwf M,,nv '. Planning future sophomore activities are Virginia Frey, sec., Dennis Pizzichino, pres., Eileen Hefner vice-pres.. and Eldon Werth, treas. 42 Qii- dh? ,W V J 1 I' ,I 'Slim lffff: 1'. V-1-qi ,f ...Ja it 'vvkriu-nuifffi . ., ,., Sophomore Delights Sister Susie and Father Joey day was a vocation project showing models of the religious orders which Holy Family alumni have entered. STANDING to the right: Jim Pipping- er, Sharon Ahern, Sister Mary Rhodes, and Richard Engel kneeling. ON THE LEFT are Virginia Frey and Paul Coffey in the BACK ROW. In FRONT, Diane Archer and Carol Ernst, Harold O'I-Iayre and Sandra Ashton kneel- mg. Demonstrating their geometry skills at the board are Carl Weakland, Eileen McKernan, Marie Schwartz, and Stephanie Hupp. Interested on-looker is David Coffey. Barbara Sigg, Jane Stephens, and Julius Toth are discussing new problems. 4- ll Dolores Lombardi screeches as Ken Liley teases. John Shackley shows his biological spe- ciman to Bridget Mul- lane and Mary Valiant. Striving for higher educa- tion? BACK ROW are Janet Foley, Donna Van- derweg, and Carolyn Vo- nesh. MIDDLE ROW, Sharon Johnson, Gene Freeman, Dan Burak, and John Coggin. IN FRONT: Kathy Hethcote, Alex Kostiuk, and Larry Haze- lett. Joel Gossard teasingly at- tempts to take Kay Sch- walm's purse, while Co- rinne Rotala attracts her attention. Connie Hunt, Dave Anderson, and Dick Di Yorio watch with a- musement. C ass of' Q A1-V ia- I+ 9 Getting a last bite before the bell rings are Elsie Allen, Sandra Beston, Wil- liam Campbell, Dick Gorman, Dianna Beall, and Marilyn Beasley. Jerry Leivian and Joe Capra look on approvingly as Toni Montano, Lou Ann Dalpes, and Ralph Carlino assist Alice Schwan in decorating the hall for the soph pep rally. Lenore Zarlengo and Ed Howes lend a helping hand. 4 , l I Mary Love's tiger, a min- iature of H.F. 's mascot, attracts the attention of spirited sophomores: Mi- chael Baldwin, Ray Macs, John Brown in back row, Joan Levistik, Cynthia La throp, and Ann Kelly. Looking forward to the new high school are Carol Halt- er, Madeline Hallinan, Susan Golden, Karen Volk- man, Jay Merkl, and Bill Bell in back, who watch as the old landmarks are moved to new locations. Ardent Annette Cozza translates Latin for her fellow class- mates: Claudia Deats, Francis Elkins, Michael Slusher, Paul Edmonds, Judy Foley, and Gary Shoe maker. if Sophomores Tonia Williams, Barbara Romano, Edith Madrid, and Judy Butz light vigil lights before exams. Diane Romero, Vilma Toth, and Verdon Harris await their turn. Praying for a homecoming victory are on the LEFT: Larry Morahan, John O' Brien, Lillian Bruce, with Sharon Richardson kneel- ing. To the RIGHT are Susan Reinhardt, Betty Floyd, and Suzann Cam- field. X 'W Jerry O'Connor and Jim Rogers take down the re- sults of the Lamp Post er, Charlene Sanborn, Bill Seiwald, Brenda Cowdrey, and Claudia Ruffert look on. :aww Q mai gx liar M Observing the pictures that were taken at the workshop of Christian living in St. Louis are Margaret Woertman, Judy Thornsberry, Anna Marie Piccone, Pat Pianfetti, Nancy Ro- mero, with Mary Sullivan and Helen Samide in front. Waiting to catch a date for the Sweetheart Ball are John Torrey, Rosemary Nucci, Ed Kirwan, Judy Beck, and in the back, Bernie Lehnerz. Drive, while Melvin Seur- 6,5 if-5 Lf 5 11 jx Q fy 1 .J W-'-N Freshman Class Officers 'QW' --wiv. 'Winn -1-lmuq,qQ Waiting for their weekly meeting, Freshman class officers are Barbara Kelly, sec., Ann Grace, vice-pres., Robert Christie, pres., and Mark O'Brien, treas. 50 Oh-oh, jugged again! Penitent students are FIRST ROW: front to back, Joan Seaman, Gerald Windholz, and John Nelson, SECOND ROW, Marilyn Saucie, Mary Lou Trotter, Vincent Scheetz, THIRD ROW, Joan Rock, Carol Praznik, Tom Rotar, and Theresa McNulty. After Hours for Freshmen What have we here? Admiring the new snowplow are Dennis Jones, Michael Foley, Patricia Craig, Bill Eichman, Mildred Lind, Rosa Keen, Richard Holtz Michael Jackson, and Edward Brand. 4,4.lnl U-m-m-m-, Pepsodent! Happy, carefree freshmen are FIRST ROW: Front to Back, Ronald Vogt, Gary Sauer, Dan Morahan. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Paulino, Joy Marie Francis, Elizabeth Smith, Sharon Pughes, Gordon Wamser. THIRD ROW: Carol Sullivan, Judy Seiwald, Lorenz Speicher, Richard Senkins, and Bill Strempel. Our first speech meet! Entering Boulder High School for a speech clinic are Robert Weskamp, Pen- nie Whitney, Joyce Marie Stark, Joan DeAndrea, Kathy Weakland, Kathie Koch, Sunny Francis, Ray- mond Wompey, and Leo Marte- lon. Through Him, and with Him, and in Him--taking a moment out for pray er are FIRST ROW: Sheri Hager- man, Richard Hozduke, Barbara Kelly, Dale Kerwood, Robert Lar- son, Donna Leone, Thomas Lohaus. SECOND ROW: Susan Martelli, Janelle McDonnell, Lei Noni Mas- sey, and Patricia Mahoney. f, X 'X had UF 'nm rnlrsansfrcnl My 7 M ll. Lf. Mary Joyce Pistole demonstrates to hcr fellow classmates the meaning of the Ecclesiastical Chart. To the left are Traesa Ruby, Florence Flanders, Richard Muehlbauer, Mary Jane Car lin, Clark Roush, Mary Gray, to the right, Suzanne Berg, Patrick Smith, Terry Boyle, and Roxy Vendena. Giving a. speech from the new freshmen rostrum is Regina Bre- heny. Interested classmates are FIRST ROW: Jolna Gay Beeson, Patricia Ahern, Jo -Marie Barnard, SECOND ROW: Mark O'Brien, Ann Grace, Sharren Page, Marilyn As- bornog THIRD ROW: Frank Crowe, Frank Donavan, and John Fletcher. +A, 47 ,ra f ' :nun umm- R Sill- iZE'f25Z?.5Z2 ra Freshies in Homemaking are de- ciding on dress patterns. BACK ROW: Left to Right: are Kathleen Johnson, Kay Kaisor, Barbara Geier, Patricia Helm, Marilyn Carroll, Emily DeJulio, Sharren Brehem, Penny Holtz,Eileen Downs FRONT ROW: Patricia Dearing, Mary Lou Bartel, and Jean Keiter. 3 ra ruscoron Pat Gossard struggles with Algebra I while fellow students look on. SEATED are left to right: James Wasinger, Herman Fancinelli, Charles Luna, and Gerald Capra. STANDING: Bob Christian, Robert Saunders, Mary Lee Vandiver, and Nolie Smith. e -.........-I Frosh at Work and Play Janice Bale accompanies all boy chorus While Carol Coneyl, Jo Ann Brunner, Delores Wehrle, and Ellen Heinicke look on. Seated are FIRST ROW: Michael Finnigan, James Davies, Joseph Cassel- man, Michael Connor, Gary Gerhardt, and Herman Facinelli. SECOND ROW: Bill Chergo, Robert Christian, Thomas Baker, Lawrence Webb, James Wasinger. Tl-IIRD ROW: Gerald Capra and Thomas Giroux. 54 Faithful to the noon-hour visits are the so- dality officers: Nancy Durant, vice-pre- fect, Kathy Callahan, sec., Jerry Lamb, treas., and Tom Mem, prefect. J K' ,av Er gir Sodalit Plans Mixing business with ,pleasure are the unit leaders: SITTING, Nancy Layden, Pat Ro- mero, Janet Young, Carol Sue Steinmetz, Marlene Spero, Barbara DiPilla, Mary Fig- liolino, Peggy Grace, Judy Berger, Judy Heffernan, Jean Berger, and Loretta Calla hang STANDING, Jim Coppom, Dennis Gallagher, Lanny LoSasso, John Heffernan One of the biggest projects of the Sodality was the construction of the Christmas crib. Those who worked on it are Pat Romero, Tom Metz, Nancy Romero, and Larry Clin ton. 56 Tom Downing, and Don Hansen. Unit leader Carol Sue Stein- metz, at the extreme right, conducts a typical melting of the Sodality. Others in the group are Barbara Nicoll, Suzie Plousard, Cathy Penna, Emily Hanrahan, Joan Eaton, and X Mary Reidel. V IQ ...t e A l W 5 1, 0,6 he Q 5 .4 I Various l, Q , I, t ill 7 ' ll Actlvltles 'r 'fi W I I 'll Z, 4 5 -. I I J- A 'apr '52 c l ' 4 J i ' K nf' Performing an apostolic work at Mullen Home for the Aged are Left to Right: Betty Konrade, Penny Whitney, Mary Joyce Pistole, Mary Stone, Mary Reidel, and Mary Gray. N Putting up the notice for the first Student Congress are the members of the Executive Council: Margy Mahoney, Mary Carole Dispense, Marlene Burns, John Heffernan, Larry Clinton, Carol Franks, Mary Pepper, and Pat Tanko. Student Council officers deciding how to improve the school life through student -faculty relations are Dennis Gallagher, treas., Diana Donahue, sec., Gene Kennedy, pres., and Janet Young, vice-pres. Symbol of Leadership and Co-operation. Dina Donahue, treas., reads the financial report to some members of the Student Council. The members are FIRST ROW, left to right: George Green, Jim Foster, Donna Frazzini, Pat Romero, Cheree Reichardt, Loretta Callahan, and Claudia Persichette. SECOND ROW: Dennis Pizzichino, Ed Schwartz, Ken Liley, Bemie Simons, Joe Doussard, Nancy Romero, Rosemary Nuoci, and Jean Berger. THIRD ROW: Don Hansen, Larry Francone, John Merkl, and Joan Eaton. 58 236 ' iii' ,- WTW03 X 3 J I it The first Mr. and Miss Tiger elected UK , . for their outstanding courtesy are X 35- Dennis Gallagher and Cathy Penna. I ' I I Q ff fi il 'N i tw. 1. Courtesy is Contagious. , Promoting courtesy and co -operation among the students are STANDING, 3 Joan DeAndrea, John Tortorici, Jim , Brisnehan, Jerry O'Connor, and Joan Eatong SITTING, Eileen l-lanrahan and Ron Serafin 59 Holding new members of the ti ger family are Peg Grace, first Annabelle Doran, sec. , and Judy Heffernan, second term pres. In center is Mrs. Merkl, moderator Pep Club Spirit at its Best We are the Tigers, the mighty, mighty Tigers, yells the proud pep club at the Mullen game. t W is , s 1 Q 'S 60 term pres. , Rose Sliemers,trea.s. This is our Queen, says Jim fBig FQ Foster, D-Club president, as he points out the results of the election fo Homecoming Queen to officers: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jim Brisnehan, Dick Callahan, and Wayne Do- lan, and members, SECOND ROW: Ron Serafin, John Heffernan, Wayne Davis, and June Valiant. THIRD ROW: Frank Cawley, Jim Bruce, Gene Kennedy, Don Gallegos, Mike Pulciani, Allen Stauffer, and Don Han sen. Standing in back is Nick Cinocco. -. ...1.':L. Y ' -e D 1 ' J 113' 1 Em: g . , , gn- .-. , - Vi, 1 O ' C 'i' I . 4. , ,1 ' ff '3 TOM: r .i yi , l 3. A, 1, ggi. . 1 '-'. ' 4 -'Y'-v -3 F? gh. ATR., Q, ,E ..- V.-6' Si CMV. ' 1: . -3' .L M, .Ui ..- mg - 1 4 X . jf fztfys 5 -,' '.5is.5: 5 ' f ' 7 . , - , ,.. , gv- -.g'...' ' 5 1139.1 4 .l'S..1-'LVM f .Q,,u. f '.'hi ??f 1 . ' ' ' -, 'i' ' .L 94, The lower classmen, our heroes of the future, are FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Larry Ranney and Ken Koch. SECOND ROW: Tom Burke, Alex Kostiuk, John Tortorici, and Roger Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Tom McDermott, Ron Altman, Jerry Lamb, Gene Freeman, and Ed Lowery. FOURTH ROW: Mike Vitry, John Merkl, Joe Iacino, Ron Curry, and Dan Burak. f...... Cheer Qi Carol Franks Mary Dalpes E3 -2 , . , , 1,f, ,... 1 K ' ,fp ff we .fs if ,is M ,Ng ig' mi: 1. 1, me I 1, M ,':fi. ,,4z he ip , . -- -f- me A wm.m,,.An,M VARSITY CHEERLEADERS for the year '56-'57 are, standing, Mary Dalpes and Carol Franksg kneeling Barbara Nicoll and Judy Vendena. , an -1-vm. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS , Connie Hunt and Dee Lombardi, show true tiger spirit. MS' Judy Vendena Barbara Nicoll Leaders Ski and Skate Club Shows Enthusiasm O Pausing after a downhill run at Loveland Pass are Ski and Skate Club president, Loretta Callahan and Jerry Lamb. M... 63 Club treas., Tom Jean Berger and Dick Getter, the correct bowling fomi as he aims for a strike. Missing from picture is Cheree Reichardt, s Taking advantage of Wayne Dolan's ice skating disaster Jean Berger, Ken Koch, Ron Serafin, Janet Young, Lorraine Johnson, and Bemice Burak. Burke, shows members, EC J C3 if Vista Staff at ork Senior editors, John Heffenan and Toni Tabor are hold- ing the first place award for last year's Vista, which junior editor, Barbara Nicoll, is holding. They are hop- ing for another award at next year's convention. Pausing before going to the meeting are Carol Sue Stein- metz, Bernice Burak, Nancy Durant, Torn Malone, Joan Eaton, Sister Agnes Regina, moderator, George Green, and Emily I-Ianrahan ,XX Sharing the editors' enthusiasm are some of the members of the staff. They are FIRST ROW: Anne Schwarz, Gerriann Marino. SECOND ROW: Char- lene Zang, Mary Riedel, Judy Ricotta, Pat Phe- lan, Jan Clemes. THIRD ROW: Pat Cuneo, Suzie Ploussard, Nancy Layden, John Heffernan, Bar- bara Beatty, Lorraine Johnson, Barbara Walker. FOURTH ROW: Toni Tabor, Jim Coppom, Ed Schwartz, Margaret Jo Erjavec, Marlene Burns, and Bob Getter. Jimmy Coppom, far right, writes down the names of those who will ride in his Little green bomb to the Press Con- vention. Kay Schwalm, Margy O'Leary, Jane Stephens, Lou- anna Steck, Janice Pisicchio, Sylvia Bohte, Sharron McCune, Sharon Cu.mmings, Sister Mary Rhodes, Bob Jerrard and Ken Liley are the members from which he will choose. With new ideas and enthusiasm the staff receives assignments for what they hope will be another Drize winner. In front are: Helen Samide and Judy Butz. Standing around the desk are: Diane Archer, Richard Engel, Ed Schwartz, Michael Baldwin, Joan Demsh- ki, Judy Foley, Rosemary Dominguez, Claudia Per- sichette, editor, Barbara Romano, Sharon Ahem, and Marie Schwartz. Lamp Post in Progress Delighted with the awards won by the IAMP POST at the Press Convention are- Lee Sloss, Judy Beck Marlene Spero, Edith Madrid, Cynthia Michael V1 Bohannon, Marilyn Zoellner Cecelia Welsh Joe Breheny, and in the center are Cheree Reich- ardt and Margy Mahoney Missing from the pic ture are Stephanie Hupp B111 Vitale Julianne Santangelo Margaret Woertman, Gene Troilo Bob Mahoney June Valiant and Barbara Slgg Bringing in the money from the weekly collections of the God Love You banks are Julius Toth, Pat Romero, pres. Sister Carlos Marie, modera- tor, Jane Stevens, sec., Bridget Mullane, and Lanny LoSasso, treas. Mission Club in Action Leaving for the third city-wi de CSMC meet - ing held at Regis are members: Susan Rein- hardt, Rosalind Engler, Gloria O'I-Iayre, Janet Holthaus, and Jim Mon- Sell. 7 Resting after a challenging speech meet at Loretto Heights are the officers and moderator of the Holy Family Chapter of the National Forensic League. They are Margy Mahoney, treas., Sister Marie Cath- erine, Marlene Spero, vice-pres. , Ed Schwartz, pres., and Jane Loehr, sec. Q. mlm 1 . M , :A r On the stairway of success are the winners of ear- ly speech meets. They are Joe Doussard, Tom Downing, Mary Carole Dispense, Tom Metz, Dennis Gallagher, and Ed Schwartz. Caught in a moment of agreement are the varsity de- bate teams: affirmative, Bill Vitale and Marlene Spero, negative, Joe Doussard and Ed Schwartz. 2,3 The Voice of the NFL Speaks After an exciting pep rally, the members of the band, sitting, Penny Skolout, Paul Coffey, Gary Gerhardt, Dianne Coffey, Larry Webb, Don Hansen, Paul Edmonds, and Carol Sue Stein- metz. Standing, Bill Seiwald, Bob Pritekel, John Haberkorn, and Bob Saunders, pose for a picture. Music Makes the World Go Round. Something new this year is Mr. Gill- man's madrigal singers shown here in the traditional candlelight setting. They are, left to right: Rosemarie Brown, Margaret Grace, Pat Romero, Nancy Layden, Gerrie Fagiano, Kay Schwalrn, Sharon Richardson, Loretta Callahan, Janice Helm , and Sharron McCune. Standing are Don Hansen, Bob Mahoney, Mr. Gillman, director, Jim Brisnehan, and Ron Serain. an S ., .,,, .,..,,, S ir , V? 'X' 'v - , r ref or M IX Wigwam 68 The officers of the Junior Red Cross, Donna Frazzini, pres. , and Lorraine Johnson, sec., and mem- ber, Cornell Wamser, are recording the donations that were collected during March. Missing from pic- ture is Violet Bohannon, vice-pres. if X' K Q 3 L ...' Lending a Helping Hand Seeking new ideas are the offi- cers of the Thimbelette Club. They are Ann Patrick, pres. , Pat Cuneo, sec., and Barbara Coome treas. 'Their main project is making clothes for the poor children. rs If you are looking for something, Sister Mildred Clare's helpers are in the library to as- sist you. They are left to right: Barbara Beatty, Lee Sloss, Cathy Penna, Susan Rein- hardt, Anne Kelly, and Anna Marie Piccone. Read for Safety's ,v :fir ' 57? 21323: 5 -L-Sf' . 1 :iii f - .Biz ,JW ,V X ff, .. N' X 2- lg W gi k jfiki il .vp ,, gg., -kr, A 1 A 1, ii' ,, 'E5.' ,..'U rj f ,6 W5 Q isis f gig' il 1 i if Q Q gtk SF 4 1 5, ,fsvgafs ,gffr me EE X M M H Sake Q Safety First, says Bernie Si- mons, pres. , middle, as he and Bob Mahoney admire Carol Tar- antino's car. 70 . fe Y Y Efsfx'515ia!'5'sf . K as- ,,4 'v 'W I fl ff N-Xl JS Vl - Q ' 'fl .X ch! N UNL' V83 Q lxig Xffw , U'-90 'fvca' r, 'val A ' r If Making up the I-LF. line is the varsity squad, bottom to top: Ralph Carlino, Roy Jackson, Jim Bruce, Ron Altman, Roger Wheeler, Ron Serain, Ken Koch, and Jim Foster. Forming crossbar is John Heiernan. John Heffernan C aptain All -Paroke Wayne Davis A11-Paroke Most Valuable Player 72 Sons of Dick Callahan All-Paroke HDTTOM to TOP, FIRST ROW: Ben Moore, June Valiant, Mike Pul- ciani , Frank Cawley, Tom Burke , Allen Stauffer, Paul Coffey, and Mike Vitry. SECOND ROW: Wayne Davis and Wayne Dolan. THIRD ROW: Marty Martelli, coach, and Ed Lowery. Q Q 0 9 9 Hol Famll saaffia' Holy Family Pueblo Catholic Holy Family St. Joseph . . Holy Family St. Mary, Colo Springs Holy Family Annunciation Holy Family Cathedral. . Holy Family St. Francis . . Holy Family Regis . . . . , Holy Family Mt. Carmel Holy Family. Mullen .... A word to the wise is given by Marty Martelli during the half time of the St M y game. 1. me 73 113' JIM BRUCE 2nd team All Paroke Everybody looks towards the dog- pile as Davis is stopped by a block- ade of Pueblo players. Other blockers in the picture are J. Bruce Q15j, J. Lamb 1231, R. Serafin f12j, and J. Heffernan Q25 j, who blocks a referee. Wayne Dolan Davis is tripped up by a St. Mary's player after he has eluded a host of Piratesg L. Ran ney QZOQ and Jerry Lamb 1231 prepare to come up. June Valiant Mario Cozza Too late, R. Serafin 1121, looks for some- one to block as W Davis 27 is downed i ' K , ! while Burke QSJ decoys an Anmmciation player. Ron Serafin Pueblo runner, J. Lane, is brought down by T. Burke Q8j, as W. Davis Q27j and W. Dolan Q31j are about to pounceg ready to help is f25j, John Heffeman. 75 Ed Lowery Dolan goes for 10 yards against St. Mary'sg W. Davis, K. Koch, and B. Lehnerz are the other blockers in the picture. Ken Koch W1 W. Dolan plunges through the Regis line N for a Brst down on a quarterback sneak. L. Ranney, R. Carlino, and K. Koch , move in to help. H.F. won the game at V, 3, 20-O. b Denver Post Photo i Tom Burke Jerry Lamb B TEAM FOOTBALL Bottom to top: Jim Davies, Bob Saunders, Mike Finnigan, Bob Chris- tie, Gary Sauer, Jerry Leivian, Dick Gorman, Alex Kostiuk, Dick DiYorio, Bob Larson, Jim Rodgers. Left to right, Gary Gerhardt. Ken McEahern, Larry Hazelett, Dick Getter, Bob Jer- rard, Ken Liley, Dave Coffey, Larry Francone, Carl Luna, Joe Casselman, Ron Vogt, John Shackley, Jerry O'- Connor, Carl Weakland. Left, John Palmeri, B team coachg right, Marty Martelli , head coach. 2 Jim Foster Vance Vogt Sink FIRST ROUND 'EQ SECOND ROUND Holy Family 35 Holy Family 40 Cathedral 44 Cathedral 42 Holy Family 44 Holy Family 44 Mt. Carmel 58 Mt. Cannel 46 Holy Family 52 Holy I-'amily 50 Annunciation 30 Annunciation 41 Holy Family 56 Holy Family 47 St. Joseph 68 St, Joseph 64 Holy Family 32 Holy Family 43 St. Francis 55 St. Francis 59 Holy Family 37 Holy Family 34 Regis 55 Regis 46 Holy Family 39 Holy Family 48 Mullen 45 Mullen 41 Bernie Lehnen Tigers Dick Callahan Alex Kostiuk 7 5? N it Basketball E2 ie X .4 A SQUAD. Left to right, Alex Kostiuk, John Tortorici, Carl Weakland, Dick Callahan, Vance Vogt Bern Lehnerz, Jim Foster, John Heffernan, Cl S ' ay peas, Ron Serafin, Wayne Dolan. Coach, Marty Martelli. , are ,V ws 1 l A 1 t ,34i,3fkf1 kf iii at lC h Q11,,t A of 45:44, , , , ,, , ac l , , , ,r f . B SQUAD Left to right back ro Bill Be . , w, 11, John Shackley, Ron Vogt, Terry Boyle, Larry Hazelett, Joe Capra. Front row, Bob Saunders, Paul Edmonds, Bob Larson, Gary Sauer, Jerry Leivian, and Jim Davies. Coach, Joe Sanzalone and Ed Kirwan, manager. 79 A Saint Francis Gremlin S3101 gives Jim Foster 150, and Bernie Le erz a fight for the ball. if Jump Dick! Dick Callahan 155, outjumps a Mullen Mustang Q24j, as Ron Seraiin Q40j, John Heffeman, and Bernie Lehnerz watch with anticipation. -U4 Wayne Dolan and John Tortorici do a fine 'ob of guarding as a Saint Francis player Q1Oj goes in for a. layup. 5 me 80 L.. Bernie Lehnerz QZOQ and Jim Foster act as though the ball is a hot potato in the hard fought Regis game. The Regis players are Rossi f4O,, Bohn fl2j, Dunn Qilllj, and Pip- kin f38l. The game was close until the fourth period, when Regis pulled away Lo win 55-37. Fight Team Fight! Bernie Lehnerz 120, and Dick Cnllalhztn reach high to grab a rebound from Beer Qlilj and Beugley of Mullen. lloly Faunily went on Lo lA'l.I. from 11 determined Mullen team. Varsity diamond performers are KNEELING: LEFT TO RIGHT, Ron Altman, Roy Jackson, Ralph Carlino, Wayne Dolan, Jerry O'Conner, Tom McDermott, John Tortorici. STANDING, Joe Iacino, Carl Weakland, Vance Vogt, Jim Foster, Bernie Lehnen, Ken Koch, Dick Callahan, Ron Serafin, and Richard Getter. Coach Marty Martelli pilots the squad. Baseball Returning regulars from last season are LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Callahan, John Tortorici, Wayne Dolan, and Ken Koch. fWayne Dolan was an All-Paroke last year. He pitched three scoreless innings in thc Prep-Paroke game last season.j , . Q., , Je xx . K Mix . L gl M. .hx '-' a - iv t C l is ' D nv C wif! . M r l'itii,W,a.,...,.....,n i 1 ff. i X F s P N X I , 1 N QR N . lr X N 'div NN f o i R Ji, Outfielders who will see action this yearz. KNEELING, Ron Serafin, SECOND ROW, Tom McDermott and Roy Jackson, THIRD ROW, Ken Koch, Jim Foster, and Vance Vogt. 1? '-s 1 13--I x .,,..fL' W-et, I s H131 Mound duties for the season will be up to Wayne Dolan and Carl Weakland, KNEEL- LNG. Behind the plate will be Richard Getter, Dick Callahan, and Ralph Carlino. 1X 'inn Infield ass Tortorici, 71 '-Nlv if dig - -gg 1 .1 , I ignments will be up to John Joe Iacino, Bemie Lehnem, Ron Altman, and Jerry O'Connor. Altman will also double as a pitcher. NIENIBERS OF THE B SQUAD ARE KNEELING: FIRST ROW, Joln. O'Brien, Joe Shutton, Jim Davies, Bob Saun- ders, Mike Jackson. SECOND ROW: Gary Sauer, Ed Brand, Dennis Jones, Bill Chergo, Vincent Scheets, Charles Luna. THIRD ROW: Larry Webb, Terry Boyle, Mike Connor, Bob Larson, Joe Casselman, Ron Vogt, Tom Lo- haus. fm Mr. --,,.,W'--...,,-.W M-s.,-f-mW...,,,,,uQ- 1 ,mm W John Tortorici scores across home plate for another H. run. Strike three, you're out! cries the um- pire, as catcher DickCa11ahan prepares to throw the ball back to the pitcher, , Q! -wt Way? fhmxx K Ny x Q 3 fx 1:4 6QafB 5f!L bL lt., Fai Wayne Davis smiles as Mr. Recco Bemardi, Athletic Committe Chairman, North Denver Knights of Columbus, presents him with the award for the most valuable football player. Proudly looking on are Mrs. Florence Davis, Father Edward T. Madden, Marty Martelli, football coach, and Frank Testa, Grand Knight, North Denver Knights of Columbus Council, 3319. l inners Take All Members of last year staffs, Bob Getter, Toni Tabor, Louanna Steck, Claudia Persichette, and Pat Phelan proudly gaze at the first-place awards given at the Press Convention for the Vista and Lamp Post. In the Nation-Wide Latin Exam taken, Joe O'i-layre earned a special award. Sister Margaret Loyola is receiving the trophy from Joe for the school. In Various Contests l 5nr gl Joe Doussard and Ed Schwartz, negative varsity debaters, hold the first place trophy won at the Colorado College Speech Tournament. Bill Vitale, Dennis Gallagher, and Tom Metz, along with Joe and Ed, proudly display smaller first place trophies won at the Archdiocesan Speech Meet at Loretto Heights College. Inset in the lower right hand comer is the trophy won at the Adams State College Speech Meet in Alamosa. The members of the NFL have won 63 awards this year, three school trophies, and six individual trophies. 4-- v ! Every one has to laugh at June Valiant who doesn't like what he holds. Enjoying the perfor- mance are Ron Serafin, Suzie Ploussard, and Bill Loehr, who can't do anything about it. Bcr niece Burak signs the east that kept Bill from playing football. Enjoying Attention? The poor cat is wondering what will happen to him in the hands of Wayne Davis, noted explosive expert. Others thinking of bet- ter things to do with the poor animal are Vince McGinn, Fa- ther Charles Forsythe, O.S.B., Bob Mahoney, Bernie Simons, and David Toepfer. .EDCIZR :On , OLUMM Umm E-Vlflf ,E mmm W. I . tml A.. :NIU R 5 : -Ht t ' CLOS NC mr truce n , A .. s xr , ' COL MN 0 ser L 1 ' Receiving instructions from Sister Thomas Marie, bookkeeping teacher, on how to close the ledger are Pat Phelan, Paul Ger- main, and Judy Ricotta. Scholastic Glimps s Reviewing shorthand brief forms are Lor- raine Johnson, Toni Tabor, Cecelia Welsh, Barbara Walker, and Marilyn Zoellner. UW' Sister Mary Elaine, geography teacher, checks as Mike Puleiani points out an European country to Mary Carole Dispeiisc Vi Bohannon, and Janice Pisicchio. Glo- bal geography is being taught for the first time this year. The Big Event I PM Great enthusiasm shows on the faces of those attending the Homecoming pep rally spon- sored by the Senior Class. Joe Libonati '53 was the Mas- ter of Ceremonies. The Pep Club and Band members, in the formation of V for victory and H. F. for Holy Family, put on the homecoming demonstration at Regis stadium. Jim Bruce presents queen Ann Patrick, with roses, While her attendants and their escorts look on. STANDING are Frank Cawley and Cecelia Welsh, John Coppom and Mary Carole Dispenseg I Marie Pinelli and Mario Cozzag Peggy Grace and O Bob Connor. kj 1 f S -5 7 M-f ,,,.,.r, , ,ix R 5 H1 6 K . , ii 1 Q Q X 5' all T ii 5 Participants enjoying their own performance in the Senior skit during the camival are seated, M Pinelli, C. Franks, B. Walker, P. Tanko, Hanrahan, M. Dalpes, M. Pepper, L. Callahan, S. Mc- Cune, M. Dispense, D. Hanson, and D. Callahan. Standing are M. Burns, L. Clinton, B. Loehr, N Cinocco, R. Serafin, and J. Cop porn. Carnival Delights! Bullseye? Trying for the dollar prize are left to right Nora Sloan, Diane Coffe Nanc Durant Y, Y , Jeanette Lloyd, and Charla Lark- ln. I 253i Go, cats, go! Don Hansen enter- tains Loretta Callahan, Marie Pinelli, Marlene Bums, and Jim Coppom with his cool bit of jan at the piano. Making a visit during Senior retreat for the success of the basketball season are cheerleaders: Carol Franks and Mary Dalpes, Football captain, John Heffernang Peggy Grace, president of the Pep Clubg and Jim Foster, D Club president. Retreat Enlightment Taking time out for recreation during Senior retreat a.re5 FRONT ROW: Jim Bruce, David Toepher, Gene Kennedy, Bob Mahoney, Father Charles Forsythe, O.S.B., retreat master, Dick Callahan, Jim Coppom, Vince McGinn, and John Heffernan. BACK ROW: David Kmitch, Bernie Simons, Don Hansen, Jim Foster, Ron Potter, and Paul Germain, SEATED: Wayne Davis. v..,w-ng:-mw,i,nt ,,w.Q,a'fWMrM.iMmfw4n v 1,1-Nl- 1 1 is-. .......... The king and queen for the annual Sweethearts' Ball, sponsored by the missions, are Dave Anderson and Pat CFS ig- STANDING in the back is Dave Kmitch, who had the honor of crowning the royalty. Crown carrier is Anna Marie Rountree. Sweethearts' Ball The royal court for the Sweethearts' Ball are STANDINCQ Tom Burke and Marty Villano, junior attendantsg Dave Anderson kingg Margaret Jo Erjavec and Dave Kmitch, senior attendantsg Mary Valiant, sophomore attendant, and Mark O'Brien, freshman attendant. SEATED is Pat Craig, queen. W X I if 1, Hi .vt ,V -:Ill ' KX Seniors enjoying cokes and ice cream, from a good loser of the Lamp Post Drive are Kathy Sigg, Gloria Quintana, Mary Pollice, and Dick Weskamp The Sophomore treating is Alex Kostiuk. Recognition of Victories The Vista Staff enjoys compliments from the yearbook staffs of Pueblo Catholic and Cathedral High Schools. SEATED at the conference table during the City Wide Yearbook Workshop are Mary Agnes Domenico, Bob Getter, Beth Bongirno, Marie Domenico, Nancy Durant, John Heiernan. STANDING, Mary Pat Amott, Anna Lee Bongirno Geriann Marino, Barbara Nicoll, Jim Coppom, and Loretto Daveline, 3 Nick Cinnoeco, Janet Yotmg, Pat Romero, and Emily Hanrahan re- member that they are dust as Fa- ther Madden distributes the ashes. Father Kennedy is in the back- ground. Making their daily hmcheon visit during Lent are Sodality members David Kummet, Cnythia Nlichael, and Mary Ann Lutter. Seniors of '57 rw' Showing mixed emotions as they wait in line for the box office to open are Carol Tarantino, Claudia Persichette, Janet Holthaus, Larry Clinton. and Carol Sue Steinmetz. Learning how to keep their hot rods rtmnmg so they can make it to school, are Mario Cona, Jerry Floyd George Fabry, Wayne Dolan Bob Getter, and Allan Stauffer Waiting for the bus their means of transportation to and from school, are Sylvia Bohte Margaret Jo Erjavec, Rosemary Dominguez, Chris Grabow, Playing King on the Mountain , on the ruins of the houses which were removed to make room for the new school and gym, are Diane Donahue, Dennis Gallagher, Julianne Santangelo, and Don Gallegos. 97 Sharmg the excrtement w1th Queen Loretta Callahan and Ron Serain are her attendants: cheerleaders Judy Vendena excorted by Clay Speas, Mary Dalpes w1th Jerry Floydg Barbara Nicoll accompanied by Excitement Surprise Penetrate The Pep Club HF Club Dance. Surprise and happiness glow on the faces of Loretta Callahan and her escort Ron Serafin. For the first time the queen was chosen right at the dance, which added to the thrill. Checking the daily announcements , written on the board by Sister Mildred Clare, are Carolyn Flanders, Gregory Rice, Louanna Steck, and Ron Potter. Watching Tom Behrens complete a diffi- cult plate for mechanical drawing are Frank Cawley, Gene Kennedy, and Dick Weskamp. Dennis Gallagher had one of the leading roles in Finian's Rainbow put on by Lo- retto Heights. Others in the cast were Bill Vitale, Lanny LoSasso, and alumnus, Bill Callahan '55. Queen Janet 3 Q3 X ada X A Star Dust Glistens Prom Night .QQ ,jr SENIOR ATTENDANT Suzie Ploussard SENIOR ATTENDANT Kathy Sigg 1 if 12 Lovely queen Janet Young is sur- rounded by her attendants Kathy Sigg, Ann Schwarz, Barbara Nicoll, and Suzie Ploussard. Kathy Sigg was excorted by Vince McGinn, Ann Schwarz by Jim Foster, Janet Young by Dick Callahan, Barbara Nicoll by Ed Lowery, and Suzie Ploussard by Wayne Dolan. J UNIO R ATTENDANT Anne S chwarz JUNIOR ATTENDANT Barbara Nicoll 101 .,,. NJ Admiring their newly arrived class rings are Jim Bruce, Joan Demshlci, John Coppom, Pat Cuneo, Darlene Cefalu, and Barbara Coomer. 1... Bonnie Bartel, Mary Pepper, Donna Fraz- zini, and Pat Tanko learn from one of Neusteters display workers how to arrange a Christmas window. Sister Aquin plays the piano while Ed Schwartz, David Kmitch, Arm Patrick, and Eileen Hanrahan listen. Seniors with the scholastic ratings of 90 per cent and above are bottom to top: left, Caroline Flanders, Diane Cof- fey, Margaret Grace, Jim Bruceg right, Cynthia Michael, Loretta Callahan, and Janet Young. Missing from the picture are Pat Tanko, Pat Romero, Ron Potter, Mary Pep- per, and Pat Cimeo. QQ lx Outstanding Works Attending a special assembly honoring the Hungarian people are Msgr. Elmer Kolka, who is receiving a check from Father William Jones, superintendent of schools. Others are Jane Stevens. student speaker, Velma Toth, a Hun- garian D.P., Mrs. Harvoth, a Hungarian mother and her son, and Bd Schwartz , chairman. Sister Francis Margaret pins an identification card on David Toepfer, who is attending the Rocky Molmtain Youth Congress. Some of the other seniors are Larry Clinton, Cynthia Michael, Carol Sue Steinmetz, and Caroline Flanders. The Con- gress, sponsored for the first time by the sodality, had representatives from a five state area. Leaving Church after the crowning of the Blessed Mother are top row: Tom Metz, prefectg Nancy Durant, vice -prefectg bottom row: J erry Lamb, treasurerg Kathleen Callahan, secretary: Mary Durant, flower girl. K' c re Qrre y .',fI Q Honoring Mary, Our Queen KJNNIE BARTEL, 4310 Winona Court, Gr. 7-3469. So- dality 1,2133 ,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,33 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Ski 8tSkate Club 1,2,3. TOM BH-IRENS, 5041 W. 36th Avenue, Gl. 5-6476. Mis- sions 1,2,3,43 Football 2,33 Baseball 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3, 4. CAROL ANN BLICK, Roggen, Colorado, 2-J22. Sodality l.,2,3j Pep Club 33 Class Officer President 13 Class Offi- cer Vice-President 3. VI BOHANNON, 4955 W. 35th Avenue, Gl. 5-5982. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 43 Pep Club 1,2,33 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Thimblette 2,3,43 Safety Club 3,43 Chorus l,2,33 Red Cross Officer 4. SYLVLA HDHTE, 2120 Benton Street, Be. 3-3810. So- dality l,2,33 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 13 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4. JIM BRISNEHAN, 4519 Vrain Street, Gl. 5-4659. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 2,3,43 Student Council 33 Server 1,2,a, D Club 1,2,3,43 Football 2, Bnskotbnu 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Class Officer President 33 Mission Repre- sentative 4s D Club Treasurer 43 Student Prince 2. ROSHVIARIE BROWN, 4544 W. 46th Avenue, Gl. 5-2904. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Thimblette 23 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3. JIM BRUCE, 4598 Grove Street, Cr. 7-8870. Missions 2, 3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Football 2,3,43 Red Crox 2,3,43 Cho- rus 2,3,4. BERNICE BURAK, 4995 Beach Court, Gl. 5-2045. So- dality 13 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 1,2,33 Vista Staff 43 Pep Club 1,2,3j Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Prom Attendant 33 Ski 8zSkate Club l,2,3,4. MARLENE BURNS, 4190 Lowell Blvd., Gl. 5-9478. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Vista Staff 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Thimblette 2,3,4, 0f5cer 3. DICK CALIAHAN, 4990 Allison, Ha. 4-0425. Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Chorus l,2, 3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Red Cross 43 Missions 1,23 Homeroom Representative 33 Sodality 43 Boxing li Secretary of D Club 4. LORETTA CALLAHAN, 4448 Utica Street, Gl. 5-8215. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Pep Club 43 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Safety Club 43 Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Pep Club Queen 43 Ski dzSkate Club l,2,3,4. FRANK CAWLEY, 4357 Winona Court, Gl. 5-2536. Mis- sions 3,43Homeroon-1 Representative 43 D Club 3,43 Football 43 Boxing 3. DARLENE CEFALU, 4075 Grove Street, Gr. 7-8852. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Homeroom Representative 43 Pep Club l,2,33 Red Cross 3,43 Thimblette 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Ski 8cSkate Club 2, 3,4. NICK CINOCCO, 4510 Milwaukee, Ch. 4-7096. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Football Manager 13 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Class Treasurer 2. LARRY CLINTON, 4194 Hooker Street, Ge. 3-0743. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 NFL l,2,33 Red Cross 1, 2,3,43 Chorus 1,z,3,4. MARY DIANE COFFEY, 4442 Quitman Street, Gr. 7- 7253. Latin Club 1,23 Missions 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3, 4s Chorus l,2,3,4. BARBARA COOMER, 4155 Yates Street, Gr. 7-2977. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Thimblette 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Thimblette Vice-Presi- dent 4. JAMES COPPOM, 4121 Hooker Street, Gr. 7-6937. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 43 Vista Staff 43 Student Council 13 Homeroom Representative 13 Football 33 Baseball 33 Safety Club 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Operetta 23 Ski dzSkate Club 2,3,4. JOHN COPPOM, 4121 Hooker Street, Gr. 7-6937. Mis- sions 3,43 Server 1,2,3,43 D Club 3,43 Football 2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Safety Club 2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4. MARIO COZZA, R 1, Box 161, I-la. 4-5967. Missions 1, 2,3,43 D Club 3,43 Football 3,4. SHARON KAY CUMMINGS, 3520 Clay Street, Gr. 7- 7784. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,33 Red Cross 2,43 Thimblette 2,3,43 Chorus 1,3,43 Thimblette Officer 43 Ski 8tSkate Club l,2,3,4. PAT CUNFD, 4203 Perry Street, Ge. 3-5958. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 23 Homeroom Representative 23 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 3,43 Thimblette 3 ,43 Thimblette Secretary 43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Ski 6:Skate Club l.2.3.4.. MARY DALPES, 5172 Quitman Street, Gr. 7-5166. So- dalitv 1,2,3,4: Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative 33 Cheerleader 43 Ski 8:Skate Club 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,4f Chorus 1,2,3,43 Pep Club Dance Attendant 4. WAYNE DAVIS, 4861 Lamar Street, Ha. 4-7386. Sodal- ity 2,3,43 D Club 2,3,43 Football 3,4i Baseball 2,3,43 Boxing 33 Red Cross 3. JOAN C. DEMSHIG, 4555 Washington Street, Ma. 3- 8894. Sodality 1,2,33 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,33 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 4. MARY CAROLE DISPENSE, 4200 Lowell Blvd. , Gr. 7- 8196. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 2,35 Homeroom Repre- sentative 13 NFL 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 33 Red Cross 23 Thimblette 2g Chorus 1,2,3,43 Home- coming Attendant 43 Sweethearts Ball Attendant 13 Class Secretary 33 Ski d:Skate Club 3,4. WAYNE I.. DOLAN, 5249 Osceola. Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 33 D Club 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 33 Chorus 1,23 Sweethearts Ball Attendant 33 D Club Vice-presi- dent 4. ROSE MARIE DOMINGUEZ, 4678 Josephine Street, Al. 5-4446. Sodality 1,2,33 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 13 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Thimblette 23 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Sweethearts Ball Queen 2. DIANA DONAHUE, 6195 Tennyson Street, Ha. 9-1641. Sodality l,2,33 Missions 1,2,3,43 Principal's Cabinet 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 43 Sweethearts Ball Atten- dant ls Ski 8zSkate Club l,2,3,4. NANCY DURANT, 4456 Decatur Street, Gl. 5-1119. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Vista Staff 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,33 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Sodality Vice-Prefect 43 Majorette 1,2,33 Sld 8zSkate Club l,2,3,4. MARGARET JO ERJAVEC, 5135 Clarkson Street, Ta. 5-8979. Sodality 1,2,33 Missions 1,2,3,43 Vista Staff 3,4 Pep Club lg Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4. GEORGE FABRY, 4105 Newland Street, Ha. 4-4243. Missions 1,2,3,43 Safety Club 3,43 Chorus 1,2,43 Ski 8: skate Club 1,2,3,4. GERALDINE FAGIANO, 4579 Zuni Street, Gr. 7-6826. Sodality 1,3,43Missions2,33 Pep Club 1,2,33 Red Cross 2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Ski 6:Skate Club 2,3,4. CAROLINE FLANDERS, 4583 Quitman Street, Gl. 5- 4319. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 1,z. JERRY FIDYD, 4262 Osceola, Ce. 3-1309. Sodality 1, 2,33 Missions 1,23 Homeroom Representative 23 Football 2,33 Baseball 23 Chorus 2,33 Student Coimcil 2. JINI FOSTER, 900 Sherman Street, Ch. 4-8586. Sodal- ity 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Lamp Post Staff 23 Student Council 43 D Club 3,43 Football 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,33 Class Treasurer 33 D Club President 4. CAROL FRANKS, 4523 Grove Street, Gl. 5-7165. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 43 Red Cross 43 Thimblette 33 Chorus l,2,1 4g Pep Club Dance Attendant 43 Skate 8z'5ki Club 1,2,3 4. DONNA FRAZZINI, 3260 Fenton Street, Be. 3-4122. So- dality 1 ,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Library Club 13 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Red Cross President 43 Ski dzfikate Club 1,2,3, 4. DENNIS GALLAGHER, 4269 Quitman Street, Gl. 5-8861. Sodality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,23 Principal's Cabinet 3,43 NFL 1,2,3,43 Sewers 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Chorls 1,2,3,43 Class President 1,23 All Parochial Play 33 Operetta 23 Finian's Rainbow 4. DON GALLEGOS, 4840 Hooker Street, Ge. 3-0228. So- dality 3,43 Missions 3,43 Student Council 43 D Club 3,43 Boxing 33 Chorus 43 Class President 4. PAUL GERMAIN, 4910 West 34th Avenue, Gr. 7-5516. Sodality 2,33 Servers 1,2,3,43 Boxing 2. BOB GETTER, 5415 Hoyt Drive, Ha. 4-3648. Sodality 1,2,3, Missions 1,2,3,43 vista Staff 3,43 Football 1,23 Baseball 1,z,4, Chorus 1,2,3,43 ski stsknto Club l,2,3,4. CHRISTINE GRABOW, 431 Pennsylvania Street, Ra. 2-3525. Sodality 33 Missions 3,43 NFL 33 Chorus 3,4. PEGGY GRACE, 4116 Quitman Street, Gr. 7-8449. So- dality 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Student Council 1,2,43 Principal's Cabinet 23 Homeroom Representative 13 NFL 1,23 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Homecoming At- tendant 43 Ski 8rSkate Club 2,3,4. FILEEN I-IANRAHAN, 4527 Elm Ct., Gl. 5-1979. Sodal- ity 1,2,3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Red Cross 2, 3,43 Chorus 1,33 Ski sS:Skate Club 3,4. HVIILY HANRAHAN, 4527 Elm Court, Gl. 5-1979. So- dality 1.2.3,43 Missions 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Thimblette 33 Ski dzSkate Club 3,4. DON l-IANSEN, 4621 West 31st Avenue , Gl. 5-4292. So- 105 i dality l,2,3,45 Missions 1,25 Student Council 45 Home- room Representative 45 Servers l,2,35 Safety Club 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ski 8:Skate Club 4. JOHN HEFFERNAN, 4640 Sheridan Blvd., GI. 5-2683. Sodality 1,2,3 ,45 Vista Staff Co-Editor 45 Student Coun- cil 1,2,45 Principal's Cabinet 25 Homerooxn Representa- tive 15 D Club 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Safety Club 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Sweethearts Ball Attendant l,2. JANET HOLTHAUS, 3015 Saulsbury, Be. 7-1058. Sodal- ity 2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,35 Thimblette 1,25 Chorus l,2,3: Latin Club 1,25 Ski and Skate 25 Pep Club 1,2. LORRAINE JOHNSON, 4892 Eaton, Ge. 3-2924. Mis.. sions l,2,3,45 Vista Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ski 8cSkate l,2,3,4. DOIDRES KHQFIEID, 4066 Ames, Hs. 4-1818. Sodality l,2,35 Missions l,2,35 Pep Club 25 Red Cross 45 Chorus 1, 2,3,4. GENE KENNEDY, 3950 Sheridan Boulevard, Gl. 5-4593. Missions 1,2 ,3 ,45 Student Council 3 ,45 Principa1's Cabi- net 45 Homeroom Representative 35 D Club 3 ,45 Foot- ball 35 Safety Club 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Student Body President 4. DAVID KMITCH, 4544 Raleigh, Gr. 7-6829. DAVID KUMMET, 3833 King Street, Ge. 3-3881. Mis- sions 45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3. CHARLA LARKIN, 2829 Stuart, Gl. 5-8833. Sodality 1, 2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 NFL l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Ski and Skate 1. JFANE'I'l'E LIDYD, 2709 Quitman, Gr. 7-7186. Sodal- ity 1,45 Pep Club 45 Red Cross 45 Chorus 4. BILL IDITIR, 4405 Wolff, Ge. 3-0385. Missions 2,35 Student Council 25 NFL 15 Football 3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Red Cross l,2,35 Safety Club 3,45 Chorus 1, 2 ,3,45 Class Officer Treasurer 4. MARY ANN LUTTER, 2035 Perry, Gr. 7-4425. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2, 45 Ski and Skate l,2,3,4. EB MAHONEY, 5086 Stuart Street, Ge. 3-4341. Lamp Post Staff 45 Safety Club 45 Chorus 2,3,4. SHARRON MCCUNE, 1815 South Utica Street, We. 5- 4861. Sodality l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff 45 NFL 2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2 ,3,45 Missions l,2,3,4. VINCE McGINN, 4415 Hooker Street, Gr. 7-2663. Mis- sions 3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Safety Club 45 Chorus 152, 3. THOMAS METZ, 2425 Hooker Street, Gl. 5-1579. So- dality 2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff 1,25 Stu- dent Council 1,451-Iomeroorn Representative 15 NFL 2, 3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Safety Club 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Sodality Vice-Prefect 3, Prefect 4. ' CYNTHIA MICHAEL, 2607 W. Caithness Place, Gl. 5-4286. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Thimblette 25 Chorus l,2,3,4. ANN PATRICK, 2151 East 90th Avenue, At. 7-5112. Sodality l,2,35 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Red Cross 1,2 ,35 Thimblette 3 ,45 Safety Club 45 Chorus l,2, 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Sweethearts Ball Attendant 3. MARY PEPPER, 4400 Quivas, Gr. 7-8966. Sodality 1,2, 3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 B-Squad Cheer- leader 25 Sodality Unit Leader 35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Ski QSkate Club 1,2,3,4. CLAUDIA PERSlCI'lE'I'I'E, 4836 Eliot Street, Cl. 5-0822. Sodality 153,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff l,2,3, 45 Student Council 45 NFL 15 Pep Club l,2,35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Class Officer Vice-President 15 Lamp Post Editor 45 Ski 6zSkate Club 2,3,4. PAT PHELAN, 5010 Clay Street, Gr. 7-1304. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Vista Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Red Cross 3,45 Thimblette 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ski GL Skate Club l,2,3,4. MARIE PINELLI, 4525 Grove Street, Gl. 5-8442. Sodal- ity 2,35 Missions 1,2,a,4, Pep Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross 1, 2,35 Thimblette 45 Safety Club 45 Chorus l,2,35 Horne- coming Attendant 45 Ski 8rSkate Club l,2,3,4. JANICE PISICCHIO, 4630 Eliot Street, Ge. 3-0986. Missions l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Red Cross 45 Chorus l,2,35 Ski 8:Skate Club 1. SUZANNE PLOUSSARD, 3904 Zenobia Street, Gl. 5- se4s. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Vista Staff 3,4, Pep Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,45 Prom Attendant 45 Pep Club Dance At- tendant 35 Ski and Skate Club 2,3,4. MARY ELIZABETH POLLICE, 3520 Newton Street, Gl. 5-5823. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Safety Club 45 Chorus 4. RONALD M. POTTER, 4705 W. 52nd, Gr. 7-899 7. MTL 1,25 Chorus 1,2. MIKE PULCIANI, 2744 Hooker, Ge. 3-0070. D Club 2, 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. GIORIA QU'INTANA, 4973 Washington, Ke. 4-1678. So.. dality l,2,35 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Thirnblette 25 Chorus l,2,3,4. CHEREE REICHARDT, 2485 Yates, Ge. 3-2934. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff 3,45 Home- room Representative 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Red Cross l,2,3, Secretary 35 Safety Club 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ski and Skate Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3. GREGORY RICE, 4404 W. 36th Ave., Gl. 5-2415. So- dality l,2,3,45 NFL 45 Servers 4. JUDY RICOTTA, 4601 Eliot, GI. 5-2128. Missions 1,2, 3,45 Vista Staff 45 Pep Club l,2,35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Thimblette 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ski and Skate l,2,3,4. PATRICIA ROMERO, 4288 Osceola, Gr. 7-1954. Sodal- ity l,2,3,45 Missions 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Student Council 45 NFL l,2,3, Secretary 25 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Thimblette 2,35 Safety Club 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Officer, Vice-President 25 Lamp Post Staff 4. JULIANNE SANTANGELO, 4128 Julian Street, Gl. 5-2859. sodaliry 1,2,a ,4, Missions 25 Lamp Post Staff 4, Pep Club l,2,35 Safety Club 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Officer, Vice-President 45 Ski and Skate Club l,2,3,4. EDWARD A. SCHWARTZ, 4768 Meade Street, Gr. 7- 6254. Sodality 2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Vista Staff 2,3, 45 Student Council 45 NFL 1,2,3,4, President 45 Servers l,2,3,45 D Club 15 Baseball 15 Red Cross 2,35 Chorus 1, 2,35 Lamp Post Staff l,2,3,4. RON SERAFIN, 2675 Irving, cl. 5-7158. sodoliry 1,z, 3,45 D Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3 ,45 Basketball 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Safety Club 3,45 Chorls l,2,3,4. KATHY SIGG, 4192 Zenobia, Gr. 7-1820. Sodality 1,2, 3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2 ,3,45 Prom Attendant 4. BERNARD E. SIMONS, 2590 Gray Street, Be. 3-3751. Student Council 45 Safety Club 45 Chorus 4. NORA ANN SIDAN, 4528 Utica Street, Gl. 5-3214. So- dality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,4. ALLEN STAUFFER, 4465 Quitman, Gr. 7-4180. D Club 2,3,45 Football 45 Boxing 2,3. IDUANNA STECK, 3552 Clay, Gl. 5-1353. Sodality 1, 2,3,45 Missions 15 Lamp Post Staff 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 Red Cross 3,45 Thimblette 25 Safety Club 45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Ski and Skate Club 2. CAROL SUE STEIINNETZ, 2301 Estes Street, Be. 3-4055. Sodality 3,45 Missions 1,2,3 ,45 Vista Staff 45 Red Cross 2,3,45 Thirnblette 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Girls State Band 35 Ski and Skate Club 3. ANTOINETTE TAER, 4840 Clay Street, Ge. 3-3090. Missions 1,2,3 ,45 Vista Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 45 Student Council'45 Pep Club 1,35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Tllimblette l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Ski and Skate Club 4. PATRICIA TANKO, 4260 Hooker Street, Gr. 7-3265. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Nl-'L 15 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 B Squad Cheerleader 25 Sodality Unit Leader 35 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Thimblette 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Prom Attendant 35 Class Officer, Secretary 15 Ski and Skate l,2,3,4. CAROL ANN TARANTINO, 2960 Saulsbury, Be. 7-0983. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Safety Club 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3. DAVID TOEPFER, 3351 Kipling, Bo. 3-4705. Sodality 3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 NFL l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Safety Club 45 Chorus l,2,3,4. JUNE G. VALIANT, 2742 So. Zenobia Street, We. 5- 8701. Sodality l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff 3,45 Student Council 1, D Club l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 2, 45 Boxing 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Oficer, Treasurer 1. BARBARA WALKER, 4595 Brentwood Drive, Ha. 4-3453. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Vista Staff 45 Pep Club-l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Thimblette 25 Safety Club 45 Chorus 1,2,45 Mission Club Chairman 25 Ski and Skate Club l,2,3,4. CECELLA WELSH, 4574 Clay Street, Gl. 5-2639. Sodal- ity l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,35 Lamp Post Staff 45 Student Council 35 Homeroom Representative 35 Pep Club 1,2, 35 Red Cross 35 Thimblette 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Horne- coming Attendant 45 Sweethearts Ball Attendant 15 Class Officer, Secretary 25 Ski and Skate Club 2,3,4. RICHARD WESKAMP, Rt. 1, Box 150, Arvada, Colorado, Ha. 4-3951. Sodality l,2,3,45 Missions l,2,3,45 Lamp Post Staff 35 Safety Club 4. JANET YOUNG, 5015 Raleigh Street, GI. 5-4834. 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