Junipero Serra High School - El Padre Yearbook (Gardena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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Calling to mind therefore the things which have already been so fruitfully achieved you all have reason to reloice mightily and to give thanks to the Father of lights from whom every best gift and every perfect gift c mes lCf James l l7l You have moveover with the help of God every reason to take heart for the future Continue most certainly to pursue with the greatest care the works you have undertaken and to minds and wills of the young be so adorned and fort: fled by the divine and human teachings of your lf1SlllU tion that they may yield to no one whatever but rather shine forth as an example to all. Moy all of you influence others not only by the splendor of your learning but also by the allurement of your virtue for virtue has the voice to draw wills most collectively. Remember however that saying of the Angelic Doctor: lt is greater to illumine than only to shine- greater to hand over to others the fruits of con- templation than only to contemplate lSt. Thomas Summa Theologica ll lllae . 88 a.6l. This ist - fore your mission- guard it with the most diligent care so that the teaching given you may issue as widely as possible into action and life unto the genuine welfare of the private and public weal. Address by Pope Pius XII O ' I I ' I I l carry them forward with all your strength. May the I , ,Q l , here ' A ' ri a 6 3 5 3 - , famed 7'-wmaia 77Ze7nZqxze Archbishop of Los Angeles 6 MOST REVEREND JOSEPH T. MCGUCKEN, S.T.D Vicclr-General MOST REVEREND TIMOTHY MANNING, J.C.D Chancellor Wiagidmdam g -J MARY'S GUIDANCE When parents send their children to a Catholic school they expect something more than iust a better education for them. They realize that not only the religious instruc- tion and education of the student is considered by the fac- ulty but the development of his character. At Serra we have twelve Marianists and eight lay-teachers. They both subscribe to this idea and therefore do not refuse guidance and counsel to the student. As for their competence, the Marianists have devoted their lives for the purpose of in- structing and aiding youths to become better Catholic citi- zens. The lay-teachers share this purpose also and desire as the Marianists do to mold the students into mature adults who can meet their responsibilities and overcome their difficulties. SON'S DEVOTION PARENT'S FULLFILLMENT fri .??L lm ,fa-W' I I I REV. DONALD F. BRACHT, S. M. PRINCIPAL What I consider distinctive in the Society of Mary and what appears to me without precedent among known institutions, is that we embrace the religious state itself in Mary's name and in her honor. This means spending ourselves, body and , loved, and served, thoroughly convinced that we cannot attract men to Jesus except through Mary. soul, for her, to make her known -Father Chaminade I I I I mat' czmcfq . . . zzfzgma efm 05214 givfaaf H830 South Van Nen Avenue Gardena. California Minlo 4-1118 Axfbdmsesaxx School I For Boys O -t x, fn. Mi. ,, 1:'XL,LJ , xygl ul Lgxmf: flu., 45, Af, X ., F V-, NIT. :.I,:. ,Li x ' : , . .. 't M.: , ' X 0 k LM 3'1g11,4 V A215 r . 1 if , 1, Y rip. Q' f M . Ellflif .L 1,3-11 Wsggg : .agy Q. , . L Q K qfffi A ' . ,M ,-X .. , Q: sj 5: . 'f Q 2' H' X k 'f Q f , , X - 'A z., , 1 . x ,Tj A , V 1 , .. , l . - 'xii . . A i . I L, Q IL Pa.: ' , 1' I Y 1 1 .L A x c A Q km , Q Somew of Mary lM1m.xnxsvsJ xp' x J K wrig'g:1M x , 'L.X if i 'az-X , 15 ilpsif-- . -2 X ' ? 'Q' fiwozig? , if , ' f'L wr K . W'QiCX1f:i'Si HSE' iYsC1'f3! 2 f. Elfvf ICCTTI' lffki, fra, fx 'fp f f P. Ei K? be-if-1 X grfxzg XI' 'fX:'ZQ'5lgCE'l g'r:x2'd it, ii, Tidal W fri iitfazl. :f'1T1i1' iI'li'i'Vlli life: it ggrmz, ii with -:rwTE:m's. Fffvr 3-ual lifes: ii., it, know it is irutz ixsegjfwzin: , wwxf Exe:-Q ami now, of 12:1 et life that will 2f'Q'vJ no end. Elm: ,lcliozfs it ilzzft in Jaws 11'of.'5Fdc yum are Called to live Q'O5.L.Y lifv ww, at 'tEiiT.5 flfIEEFf.' Goa: he wiikt you. mme f3l'E?.'iiJ yours , ww, C . Q:f'ev.D Donald F. Eractbt, SAY. Pr i nc ipal ww? -Hd 1 w c Qual C2 mi erual me A-. . , s if f N J ...:--' , A ,, 1 yfi Vice Principal I Sodalily K, NV' Science X 'Lv Religion i A , l I I i ,B ,1 1 4 BRO. ELMER DUNSKY, S.M. N Zdaaazfi BRO. ROBERT ESPER, S.M. Treasurer 'lvl I gf 9 CS, ,JW FR. WALTER BACH, S.M. Sr. Moderator - 312 Chaplain Religion Latin Service Club Sadality Silver Jubilee of his Religious Profession I I I MR. EDWARD DUNN Soph, Moderator - 305 Business English J. V. Basketball Assist. Track Coach J. V. Football BRO.. HUGH HOGANSON, Soph. Moderator - l I4 Sodality Religion English Biology Cheer Leaders Fiesta Drive S. M. M , ,QAJMWW MR. JAMES BARNS .J RGE DA SILVA, S.M. Soph. Moderator - 208 Jr. Moderator - 207 English Sodality Latin Religion Jr. Dramatics Latin Boxing Moderator Cavalier Staff BRO. ANTHONY KELLY, S.M. MR. AUGUST LINDEKIN MR. PHIL NICKERMAN Sr. Moderator -- 113 Wood Shop Auto Shop Chemistry 1 Gen. Science . K , Aihleiic Dir. if 1. Qad, . Faculty members discuss the 1954-1955 school year. BRO. JUSTIN LOUGHRAN, S. M. Jr. Moderator - 206 Spanish Religion Library Mary of who was born Jesus. Nourished and reared by her, He did not leave her during the whole course of His mortal life: He was subiect to her, and He associated her with all His labors, with all His sorrows and with all His mysteries. Devotion to Mary is, therefore, the most salient point in the imitation of Jesus Christ. d66l'L17ZQ.,,!0'L 7 .5 X' X . XV If fi iwlfffmv! , 4 '7 -f .X 1751 uf... CH Xi BRO. JOHN O'DONNELL, S.M. MR. AL PICARARO BRO. BERNARD PLEIMAN, S. M Soph. Moderator -- 301 Physical Ed. Instructor Fr. Moderator-lO8 Sodolity J. V. Baseball Math Religion Cee Basketball Ph0l0gr0Plty Math Business Annual Moderator Book Store NSN MR. WILLIAM POWER Band BRO. JOSEPH WASY, S. Fr. Moderalor I I09 Religion English Sodolily J. V. Baseball Bee Basketball M. MR. JOSEPH TOMCHAK lr. Moderalor - 204 Social Studies lnlrommural Driver's Education MR. ERNEST SIMONS Jr. Moderolor - 205 History Civics Head Track Coach lVorsiIyI Assist. Football Coach 7a MR. CHARLES SCHOENDI ENST Fr. Moderalor - IIC Hlslory Head Foolball Coach IVarsiIyI Head Baseball Coach lVarsiIyI MR. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Sr. Moderalor - 313 English Sr. Dramotics Speech ?cac6a7 . . P Kama of a , Mrs. Strottner and Mrs. Runge doubt if they should accept Bob Abbey's and Frank Jost excuse . . . Well it happened this way! BRO. JOSEPH YAX, S. M. MRS. CHARLOTTE SWTTNER MRS. AlBERTA RUNGE Fr. Moderator - Ill Registrar, Secrwy Secretary Religion I A , ,, 5 4 f A Zpgrrh fn K - Qfzlfwfv' fick.4f2,, LIL1 J-C SLQSX QS - c .xxx my Q . --.. X3 tx .ta X , N . Nik is ot S Q ww. 'Et-2. Sb ag Qqzli 77 Q.. 17 rw 'if 25. r i g ' Q tr- t 5 , ,'?.vfkxx.i.ff?j.,Qf1.. 4 ,.f.'3,'f' Y F ..1 , E F I Ai' ' , ,, -sf! 34 A ' s. L ',., ,. ,gf . l w ,V Q ' my . Q. , .,, ' 'ri L 1 ' A 1 . Va . .li .V . I 5 A. 4 . . -'V ,. A L' ff, Mrs f a 1 W 1' 3 'f v 1 , as ' . fi 1, .N ' ' M' ' v - YES' ,, .x ., Y' A . A ' N iff, if ' '- 9, .. 'EA grfp' .-Pl ,- ' , It 4' j, . .v .. .y Q, I 3 ,KM V vi I . irc- f ' MARY'S GUIDANCE Graduation means different things to different people. To the student it means the achievement of twelve years of studying, doing homework, and inhabiting classrooms. It means what next? more schooling? a career? the armed forces? If he heeded the advice of his parents and teachers he would have most of his questions answer- ed. To the teacher it must mean a rewarding satisfaction, knowing that he helped the students achieve his educa- tion and mold his character. To the parent it must be a proud and momentous occasion. They must think of their graduations and how quickly time has passed . It means to the student a looking forward, to the parents a proud oc- casion and to the teacher a deep satisfaction. SON'S DEVOTION PARENT'S FULLFILLMENT CLASS PRESIDENT5 Class Presidents: GAROLD ANDERSON .Y,..,A.... ...,..YYV. I 13 MICHAEL O'CONNELL ..A.... ..vv.VV.. 3 13 DUANE GANSAMER .,.... gamma, S5 ke 0 1 Wai, LW? 6 E I ABBEY, ROBERT St. John's B Basketball ANDERSON, GAROLD St. Francis Cabrini Student Council 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 ANDERSON, HAROLD St. Francis Cabrini sodomy 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBANO, DUANE Our Lady of Victory Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 BECK, ROBERT Visitation BEU, PETER St. Phillip Neri Student Council I ?'zadlaoZ af M6 ' gdacalfdaa lm BOECKEL, HAROLD Our Lady of Victory Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Track i, 2, 3, 4 BRUEY, THEODORE St. Joseph Sodality 3, 4 Band 3 'gf' 'Ci-xc ' I 9, BRUNMIER, ALLAN American Martyrs Student Council 4 Sodality 3, 4 Annual 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Cavalier 4 BRUNMIER, DAVID American Martyrs Annual 4 C Basketball 3 Track 4 cqemawtmc CONSIDINE, GARY S, Joseph coovsn, WILLIAM si. Philip Nets sodomy 1, 2, 3,4 svudeni 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 5. -We NY JUN q-JU' 332.5 Ill CORMIER. JOSEPH Our Lady of Victory COUGHLIN, HAROLD St. Francis Cabrini Sodality 3, 4 Annual 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 l kk' x A-1 2 5 i COWDEN, JAMES Nativity Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Body Vice Pr Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4 Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4 DALTON, WEBSTER St. Eugene's DECKER, LAWRENCE St. Catherine Cavalier 4 ssl es. 4 is ii X ei Sf X, JN sklmx .f CROFOOT, ROBERT St. James Annual 3, 4 DAVIDSON, RONALD Our Lady of Victory Sodolily l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Boxing 3 DOHERTY, JAMES St. James Annuel 3, 4 DUFRESNE, WILLIAM Our Lady of Perpetual Help ENGLE, ANTHONY St. Catherine Laboure Honor Roll 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Body President DUMASI JOHN student Council 2, 3, 4 St. Francis Cabrini Track l, 2, 3, 4 Public Relations 4 Annual 4 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4 FLYNN, STEPHEN St. Catherine Laboure Band 2, 3 Basketball 'l, 2 FURRY, MICHAEL St. Joseph Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Golf 4 GANSAMER, DUANE St. Joseph Football I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Wda Minka, ykedgea and new oawtcwd SEUS, ROBERT American Martyrs adm HESKAM P, WILLIAM Ascension Student Council 3 Football 2 HOLMSTEDT, EARL Nativity Football 3 I HOUILLION, DAVID St. Anthony BOXING I HUCKABY, DENNIS St. James Sodality 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Cavalier 2, 3, 4 GILBERT ROBERT St John GUSTAVSON WILLIAM St Eugene s GROVES, GEORGE St. John's Basketball 2, 3 HERWECK, DONALD Ascension Basketball 2, 3, 4 Annual 4 ,af I gg ugh' , , JACOBS, WILLIAM Naivily Varsily Basketball 3 4 Sodality 3, 4 JEAN, JOSEPH St. Anthony Sodalily 3, 4 Track 'I, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Drama 3 SPEECH 3 JOHNSON, DARRYL St, James JONES, TERENCE Sl. Johns Class Officer 4 Band 2, 3 Track 3, 4 KARELS, ROGER Sf. Josph Drama 3, 4 Boxing 4 KELLY, PATRICK Sl. AnseIm's Sodalily 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Baseball l, 2 Golf 4 KNAUP, DANIEL Sl. Anlhony's Fooiball I, 2 Track 2 KOLESAR, JOHN Ascension KRAUSE, ROBERT St. Michael's Drama 3, 4 Speech 3 KRETZSCHMAR, JOHN St. Joseph's Football Manager 3 Honor Roll 4 KRETZSCHMER, FRANK St. Joseph's Sodality l, 2 Band 2, 3 LA PLANTE, JOHN American Martyrs Track 2, 3, 4 Speech 3, 4 Drama 3 LEETS, MELVYN St. Anselms Student Council I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, Drama 4 LITSCHGE, THOMAS St. John's Baseball 2, 3, 4 3 LITTLE, ROBERT St. Catherine La Boure Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 B Football 2 Varsity Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball Manage LYLE, JOHN St. Eugene's MAHLER, FRANCIS St. Joseph Football MAHLER, FRANCIS St. Joseph Football as Xe r 3 Zhmadmfzfed 46:6 M MARABLE, DARWIN St. Francis Cabrini Sodality 3, 4 MARSH, JEROME St. Joseph's Band 4 MELLEN, ROBERT St. John's MENG, CHARLES St. Charles The penalty for taking advantage of the Senior Walk. va 546 emmgbfe MILLER, JOHN St. Catherine Speech 4 Band 2 MOKRES, GEORGE American Martyrs Sodality Prefect 4 - l, 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 MUNSEN PAUL NEVEU, RAYMOND Sl Joseph St. Anthony 0 I I I MOORE, HAROLD Sl. Philip Neri Sodaliiy 3, 4 Football 2 Varsity Track 3, 4 Class Officer 3 MORRELL, MICHAEL St. Vincenl's Sodalily I, 2 B. Baskelball 'I Boxing l Foolball 2, 3, 4 MORRELL, DANIEL Sl. Vincenl Baseball J. V. 2 Basketball V. 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 MOSER, RICHARD St. Joseph's Band 2, 3, 4 Dramalics 4 NICOLETTI, EUGENE Sl. Anlhony's Boxing I .11 NOONEY, MARTIN St. AnseIm's Fooiball J. V. 2 NORTON, GARY Sl. Eugene's Sodulify 2, 3, 4 Fooiboll 1, 2, 3, 4 Baskeiboll 'l, 2, 3, 4 O'BRIEN, PATRICK St. Joseph 5' xi? J! ie 'me cmd ?6a6a4eaf 77140: O'CONNELL, MICHAEL Mary Star of the Sea sodomy 2, 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 3, 4 Cavalier 4 THOMAS, PARCELLS SL Gerald Mciella Sodality I Football I, 2, 3, 4 PARKER, JOHN St. Aihanosius C Track 'I C Football 1 Varsity Track 4 -325, X ,wr Rf PERKINS, JOSEPH St. John's PRIETO, FRANK Our Lady of Victory Sodolify 4 PRUSSIC, CHARLES St. Eugene's 0564444 elm. PU ENTE, ERNEST St. .lohn's Baseball 2, 3 RAFEEDIE, SAM St. Catherine Band I Football l, 2, 3 Baseball l Boxing l REAGAN, GERALD St. Joseph Football l, 2, 3, 4 RICHMOND, CLEON Nativity Annual 4 Drama 3, 4 Speech 2 REITES, JAMES St. Emydius Sodality Class Secretary l, 2 Newspaper 1, 2, 3 Drama 3, 4 Bond 2, 3 SCHEIER, STEPHEN St. James Football Manager 4 Annual 4 SCHULTE, RALPH St. John's Track 3 SCHWIND, THOMAS Ascension -1--Q-fp 8 t o x :rf :wi ess xsrrf. k fwgf V -X wx A mx 'Q R 1 X P! J ' f S- Q Nl - se? ties? x -1- '4 we SHEA, REX Photography 3, 4 SHELTON, PHILIP Nativity Football 2, 3, 4 Track 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 Student Council 3 Phil Shelton hits the mud. SlMON, MAURICE St. Paul STADLER, GERRY American Martyrs Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball J. V. 2 Editor EI Padre 4 3 i f URIBE, JEROME Nativity Football 'l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4 VANDAL, DENIS St. Anthony Drama l Basketball 2, 3 Speech 3, 4 VANDAL, VERN St. Anthony VINCENT, JOHN American Martyr Sodality I, 2, 3 Annual 3, 4 Dance - S Q WIEST, MYRON Our Lady of Victory Sodality I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 WILSON, LEE St. Catherine Tracks I, 2, 3, 4 ZANGGER, FRANCIS St. Peter and Paul Student Council 3 Sodality Newspaper L 3 WILLIAMSON, PAUL St. Joseph's Speech 4 Football JV 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 YOUNG, RAYMOND Ascension Sodality 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Annual 4 Newspaper 3, 4 ZIEMKE, DONALD Nativity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Football 'l, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 I .id A A JI. ,Q ,. vig, W ,F-itil MARY'S GUIDANCE The future success of Serra rests on the urdergraduotes. The freshmen having completed their first year of high schol and having tasted ot its responsibilities will be exe pected to show they are worthy of their advancement. They are not only expected to pass on the spirit they have acquired to the new Frosh but to increase and en! kindle their own. The sophomores gaining the title of upper-classmen also have gained a new responsibility. They will be expected to show by their example the con- duct required of the freshmen and sophomores. The Juniors now take on the important position of leaders of the school. They are the prime figures in the scl1ool's success. During the years of high school two moior decisions must be answered by the student: ill the choosing of his vocationg and Q2l the developing of his character and per- sonality. The greatest asset to the answering of these decisions is the counsel and guidance offered to him by his parents and teachers. SON'S DEVOTION , , .1- , fn , , ff .. ' mv L ,hm ww M Sf uf fx-sw w Wm PW WJ 'f'-V pw Www Mir oy fiffi of 4 ,zlkwd , wwf ., ,Q V j. 2222. wwf N 1, . ,Zg1Lfg' ' ' 3 ' .9-. 1,3 W Mfguv Q M ' ' fefwfw-MW is A ,,,,,',' ,ggf,z,-' , V, iw... Mm 4' ,, ' 1 ,,-11 ? f f X - ,A 1 ff 1: f ,Q - A iw! fi I WM V 15 XL5fif f M 1 gy ' s'W5f,g'V K F522 221 Agfwfifwwf' ff 'gff'i,Zfz,5',3 19 9Q'?gi4,1l' W ,- ,A ,574 L ramp a V LM, ,, 4 nv gm ' in 4 1 ' 1, U 7 ?5'5?EZ' 27' fy E W4 A'g5N45?7nl W L, 1 ff , 593x155 ' fig, ff, jq2,.w W mu 2 ' zgfxgficgizfrg' , ,H ,, , SZ his Haipwn S f A 2 iw cmdafz 205 L. Jacobs, A. Ruiz, find solution to the Bookkeeping problems from L. Mevius. lst row: J. Fleck, J. Kender, G. Bullinger, G. Lu Bouef, E. Dodt, J. Parcells, J. Condon J. Olson, J. Crovez, E. Morzoff. 2nd row: F. Reeves, J. Reed, R. Mullen, H. Martinez, D. Reagan, D. Theuret, K. Bour henne, J. Austin, R. Batty. Closs Officers - 204: J. Condon, Pres., 3rd row: P. Davis, J. Juge, J. Pillen, R. Faber, M. Peugh, A. A. Ruiz, T. Doty, J. Hilton J. Austin, D. Theuret. L. Emerson. 'Ist row: F. Guierriez, T. Lenihan, C. Oafman, A. J. Ruiz, R. Sfevensen, P. Fri Orlandi, J. Decker, E. Derschan, G. Andersen. der, J. Class Officers - 205: R. CoHer and A J. Ruiz, Pres. 2nd row: C. Garcia, E. Ducazau, R. Marleiia, M. Lopez, F. Breen, J. Inlow, D. Hebert, R. Maison, R. Muller. 3rd row: A. Baliisielli, R. Payne, H. Hoyl, L. Movius, R. Coher, M. Preach. 1 ' 204 Mr. Nickerman explains the workings lo F. Reeves, J. Parcells, J. Condon, D. Batty, L. Emerson, J. Juge and D. Reagan, 37 Eternal Commencement 5 KENNETH KRUMTUM ,,-,,...,. Class 204 ' Died December 3, i954 g J 3 X .ff L fs-a I D x J L . C - 206 R. Smith trying to escape the penalty of the Freshman's strength. lst ROW: R. Mitchell, M. Esparza, L. Burke, W. Mc- Kindley, P. Johnson, W. Zeason, T. Metz- ger, C. Hollenbeck. 2nd ROW: D. Mc1cDoneill, R. Elliot, R. Hutchinson, E. Fisher, K. Wenkunas, E. Fanelli, B. Putnam, D. Bellinger, N. Schouten, L. Wil- son, J. Martinez. 3rd ROW: J. Hendren, L. Bomke, J. Smith, D. Rink, J. Hawthone, B. Kelly, D. Milligan, J. Wallace P. McNemar. 4th ROW: B. Roberts, J. Burson, M. Melvold, R. Shy- rock, D. Carroll, B. Bero, B. Puente, B. Ernst R. Maus. Jim Andrews when he gains interest of his Lotin Class llooking lo the iulure.l lst ROW: E. Olivas, E. Gaynor, F. McCorgar, E. Doherty, J. Toner, W. Thompson, L. Lim- oges, P. Morgan, B. Pelfry, D. Kelly, R. Griffin. 2nd ROW: B. McClemen1s, P. Sisneros, J. Sullivan, L. Seblens, J. Ford, Duval B. Chapman, L. Olson, J. Robb, F. Pfadt, G. Breunig. 3rd ROW: G. Peck, D. Batty, J. Clark, J. Carver, T. McVicar, B. Batinovich, J. Andrews, L. Hunt, D. Myerscough, B. Neveu. Closs Officers: W. Thompson, Pres. K. Batlinovich, D. Meyerscough, D. Kelly. W... Me.. N... . C.. .... -...,.,, ,,m,,.,......mi,,n,.,,.e.,,.. maine 207 ls! row: P. Tobin, L. Weber, R, Carville, R. McCIurg, T. Curren, H. Long, D. Seippel, K. Karels, D. Alarme, L. Brown. 2nd row: R. Pevan, J. D'Alesie, B. Loyd, R. Gonzales, R. Myhre, R. Alexander, F Trager, C. Doyle, D. McKermon, W. Long. 3rd row: E. Marrah, T. Kosek, J. Salka, F. Estrada, W. Kist, D. Lanane, W. Quinlan, J. Dechelmier. Mh row: J. Shileff, J. Mokres, D. Messer, G. DeGree1e, W. Pech. M. Mc Kernon, and Lee Weber dozlng during Religion class. Class Officers: H. Lanone, J. Mek res, Pres. Algcrme. M -nv F wx Class Officers: J. Lopez R. Ianmni, Pres. and D. Cantu. Ist row: Iannini, T. McClean, L. Limoge, L. Norton, J. Cemere, R. Scallon, M. Gallagher T. McElrea, F. Briganti, R. Ball. 2nd row: J. Mayer, J. Lopez, J. Andrade, O. Gallasso, T. Marinko, L. Probert, D Dolezal, F. Roberts, J. Gordon, D. Cantu, M. Rogers. 3rd row: J. Allison, G. Karadis, J. Smith, G. V. Olsen, J. Haskell, H. Arnswald, W Fitzgerald, C. Sibbing, P. Bennett, M. Lampignano. 4th row: G. Morris, J. Devlin, G. J. Olson, C. Kimbrough, J. Venhaus, J. Granade R. Baird. i Mr. Pecarciro instructs class 3Ol in gyrnnatstics. ' K an , ' RM...-,- Q ,C ,x E, R. Cheneweth, T. Adelsperger, B. Garcia, W. Schloter. 2nd row: B. Munoz, M. O'Brien, D. Beuhner, C. Nimrod, E. Duarte, L. Radisich, W. Vollmer, P. Hurdle, J. Orsini, F. Cooper, J. Gallupo, J. Wisecaver. 3rd row: M. Thornberry, M. Raillers, J. Schulte, W. Eldredge, P. Lamphere, M. Lechner, J. Leets, J. Machusezek, J. Larkins. 4th row: H. Hollenbach, N. Saroceno, B. Quinn, R. Weist, G. Cash, W. Dawson, J. Lent, T. Paavolo, R. Meisel. lst row: R. Klein, J. McNeil, R. Petri, E. Simoni, R. Pelfry, D. Johnson, L. Ferguson, , ...,. Class Officers: Dick Weist, Pres. L. isich. ' 774 s 'N . ff Q51 , Another of R. Winters answers sets Biol- ogy class into a howl. -Us ' RTNWN... row-New ?Qbu.L M Bob Pelfy reciles while D. Johnson, J. Orsini, R. Pelri lislen allenlively . . . ?? Ist row: T. Barbour, G. Perdue, G. Belcnger, D. Derouin, B. Moslerson, E. Bruey, J. Milikon, J. Cozzini, L. Husling. 2nd row: J. Booz, P. Dignon, T. Robodeuux, F. Morinko, T. Reidl, H. Henrich, T. Swain, D. Melzger, P. Doignuult, J. Linder. 3rd row: P. Hollohon, M. Deleon, W. Schneider, K. Kruse, D, Young, D. Kohlmcn. W. Gordon, T. Fichfer, D. Wilkins, 4lh row: G. Le Ceso, R. Winlers, L. Miller, M. Roche, F. Bero, R. Erspumer, E. Wallow, R. Hayde, J. McKeehan, W. Jonson. 205' First Row: Volot, J., Dodge, V., Gallomore, P., Eostcott, M., Heun, D., Roe, G., Parker, T., Bouse, G. Martino, T., Krovetz, J., Pritchett, J., Rauser, J. Second Row, Green, J., Stough, J., Karp, K., Ormerad, W., Livernois, J., Ayala, J., Swift, S., Ginevan, R., Thorson, R., Large, F. Third Row: McVicar, J., Musella, R., Perry, L., Gagnon, R., Newman, D., Knittel, R., Lipkowski, W. Eliason, K., Muir, J., Coffey, L. Fourth Row: Davidson, R., Wilhite, M., Cutaia, R., Blackmore, A., Brown, D., Martin, R., Trudeau, R. Bleser, P., Head, R., Wendell, H. 7 -zzz K I AN Class Officers: R. Trudeau, presi dent, A. Rauser, and T. Martino. Ray Trudeau and Pat Gallamore struggle as the class challenges the Juniors. A wad 77 Class Officers: J. Heylik, ond M. Thorn- Chuck Beaubien frowns as T. Graves and R. Henely quietly discuss ton, President. the English question. irst Row: Lakeotes, C., Petrill, R., Rose, C., Huffman, G., Neibacher, ., Cameron, D., Buelna, F., Romsel, D., Koonz, W., Jones, J. econd Row, Graves, T., Piddle, R., Miller, R., Sibole, R., Dempsey, ., Kildow, T., Christiansen, R., Beaubien, C., Keaveny, D., Hansen, ., Health, K. Third Row: Reed, I., Hogan, N., Bortowski, L., Weidenbener, F. Easton, R., Heplik, J., Thornton, M., McGrath, R., Lupham, M., Sher lock, E., Rensing, D. Fourth Row, Zloket, T. Ruegger, W., Marek, T., Lucero, D., Jost, F. Hudak, R., McCIuskey, J., Fitzgerald, T., Henely, R., Porrovano, A. Schneider, M. 45 3 v ,i 4 rf irsf Row: Farley, J., Davidson, P., Emmick, F., Zibah, H., Masa, D., Andredae, M., Marek, R., Evans, T., Crosby, Class Officers: H. LaVoise E., Batistelli, L., Merys, R. and S. Mathews. econd Row: Knufzen, R., Miller, J., Greene, J., Porcells, J., Breunig, D., Coyne, R., Lower, W., Abend, C., LaVoise, J- FUYJSY 1 Pfesldenlf R., Hoffman, G. Third Row: Curren, M., Arias, J., Garcia, J., Riley, J., Nofsker, W., Fisher, J., Gustie, T., Matthews, F., Lillibridge, J., voegm, M., Tobin, w. Fourth Row: Bancroft, G., Clark, D., Beauhl, J., Desmond, W., Hazard, T., Von Arx, J., Flynn, T., Chenoweth, R., Rofella, D., Ford, T., Holstedt, G. J. Fisher gains interest for the Fiesta Drive. di W Mike Andrade spirits class on the Tiding Drive. ass Officers: Riegelhuth, and W. An- ews, Pres. 'mai 7057 First Row: Hartz, J.: Reidt, D.: Feiner, A.: Fearnley, J.: Pekcrcek, M.: Altuna, L.: Chenier, W.: Crivello M.: Newman, W.: lriarte, L.: Neilson, L. Second Row: Gurolc, M.: Sukey, W.: Flanegin, D.: Hauillion, J.: King, W.: Scherotter, G.: Wendell, C Essneh, J.: Shelser, J.: Shyrock, J.: Gervais, W. Third Row: Murphy, T.: Finley, D.: Neelands, P.: Riegelhuth, T.: Grab, S.: Adams, J.: Pillen, K.: Hebert J.: Butterfield, D.: Dominquez, O. Fourth Row: Hess, J.: Perna, W.: Seippel, R.: Villanueva, A.: Watson, D.: Andrews, W.: Barbano, J. Gurski, T.: Mihelic, T.: Fisher, J.: Davis, S. .H 1.- , . ' rs 5 I3 1' . W 'lug ,l ,. ,M sf- ,Q .343 E J i I-Ti' 4 5 ef! .Sw 3-Lf' .v ,ge - . ' wil ll',5.f.4 fi b , .R 1, it-It .l ei ., 'H s. fine 1 f. wt 7. ai fl A' W, 'Q ' ' ly' i Vive, 1 N A -gf. xiii, ., . gui -g. F ,A ' - . T' ' ,ai ,iijld ' . gf, 4. --..f, in A Wi U --5 sf. - s .. ,Sp ,,, ,, Q'-'LL-' .1 .ig ,. L 1. .f 724 fr . Wg. jp 1 1 Isl? t ig ' li nz ini' if Y -fri' 1 15521 54 . ' l, so 't fl w :Q X 3 : 'VV 'iv A - ,- '73 ia? ' l 1 1 pf, ' i. J as fi' .1 ,YQ 'Q .3 71, .' ,fx Q 1' 1 lk , it -ff. 7, iv? .' Y ' 1-Pfuf , g :A x X 48 V T, . .'!'f 5e 1 -Q' 4. l E MARY'S GUIDANCE In this competitive world of today the desire to win over opposiitons is a vital asset to reach success. The parents and teachers both realize this and know that one of the best ways to develop this in the student is to provide him o full activity program. The student whether he is participating or spectating can learn such virtues as loyalty, fair-play, and perseverance. These will all prove important attributes to the character of the stu- dent in later life. As long as activities promote such vital virutes and has such high ideals then there will always be a full activity program at Serra. SON'S DEVOTION .usual NMNWWNM . T PARENT'S FULLFILLMENT Sodality Officers: G. Stadler, Vice Pretect G. Mokres, Prefect Fr. Bach, Moderator R. R. Furry, Secretary adlczfdlfq The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin, as or- ganized at Serra High School, has for the purpose, a two-fold obiect: first, to assist each member to attain Christian perfec- tion, and, second, to aid every student in the school, by apostolic action, in the practice of Christian virtue. The Sodality purposes, furthermore, to extend its in- fluence to all men with whom its members come into contact and so aid in establish- ing the kingdom of God in the city of Gar- dena and its environs. Sodclity honors Father zfdanta 5 Sodolity Closes the Marion Year with evening devotions, Walter on his Silver Jubilee. Reception of George Mokres as the Pretect of the Sodolity before the Student-body. Senior Sodolityz Ist row - A. Engle, M. Wiest, D. Borbono, J. Jean, M. Furry H. Coughlinp 2nd row - G. Stodler, F Zongger, A. Boque, H. Anderson, F Prieto, R. Davidson, D. Huckoby, R little, A. Brunmier, M, O'ConnelI, T Bruey, G. Mokres, 3rd Row -- F. Coop- er, P. Kelly, R. Young, G. Norton, J Cowden, W. Jacobs. 3? Scwlafdata , , . pzafczlfdaaefw . . , 4- M. Thornton, J. Easton cssisi Father Brochi in Blessing the Cars. Junfor Sodalily: lst row 1 J. Par cells, J. Toner, J. Smilh, J. Sullivan J. Esparza, R. Chavez, F. McCarger U. Kelley, W. Thompson, W. Pelfry 3rd row - Bro. Elmer K. Battin ovich, J. Mullen, A. Ruiz, J. Burson Meyefscoughg 4th row - G. Bru Bere, R. Neveu, G. Peck, J. Ballis lelli. ,-iapdmwta, . . ?aaz'aZcwz'4 Sophomore Sodality: lsl row - W. Jansen, J. Linder, F. Brignali, D. Johnson, J. Allison, 2nd row - Bro. Hugh J. Orsini, J.' Mokres, D. Metzger, W. Filzgerald, P. Hurdle, J. Wisecaver, Bro. John, 3rd row - D. Messer, J. Devlin, R. Meisel, R, Wiesl, H. Hollenbach, J. Dawson, J. Booz. Freshman Sodalily: lst row 1 Guslie, J. Davis, J. McVicar, J. Dempsey, F. Josl, J. Farley, R. Sibben, 2nd row - T. Riegelhulh, W. Andrews, R. Tra- deuu, W. Melville, L. Coffey, M. Garola, J. Hey- lik, F. Blesser, J. Lucero, Moderators: Bro. Jorge, and Bro. Joseph. il! .-..m.sx.sm..1Qs5f... .,,. '. -. i. Q, .A .x ,,. X K ,. Q V vs we xi Wfgfrg-7'3':sl'-1fv,z , X s Q . 3 We - gijqkm .e K, at f -4,-n X , ' ' rs 'J to L Q -l .W ' - K ' J vii . ' 5 I 4f.'f ' il' SQN'f'Vi31ff N' 'i J 4 f L 'A 4 H as ' -- ...X'W'sglf- Q 1i f .- --my .Q- .f L .1 ...- , s.ag.H..gv.'.f . , N'- ' ll L L., iii. . 255754 Q ' or . ' Q. ,ff W.: ve . f ev :Q , i .. ,A . s em . . J xii 9 M U A 3' 1'- Q .. . , , , .an .J 1, . ff u s ' F .f- XY .as A. J. Ruiz, F. Breen, 2nd row - D. Carrol, S. Renk, C. Garcia, D enig, J. Andrews, R. Puenle, B Fr. Walter distributes Communion dur ing the weekly Mass. Mass in remembrance of Kenneth Krum tum, Jr. 204. ecaffecld D S. J. during the first day of Fr. Armen Quiros, O.F.M. celebrating Mass for the retreatants. Fr. Parrish, recollection. yg, ,il 1 4 M. Sfuednt Council Officers: Trees.-F. McCcrger, Sec.-P. Hurdle, President -A. Engle, lst Vice Pres.-J. Cow- den, 2nd Vice-Pres.-D. Huckoby. Siudeni Council Represenfciivesz lst row: W. Andrews 11081, J. Farley 11091, G. Mokres, 1Sodo1- i1y1, D. Contu 13011, W. Thomp- son 12071, 2nd row 1 A. Brun- mier 1CavoIier1 R. Trudeau 1111, B. Bero 12061, R. Wiest 12081, M. O'ConnelI 13131, M. Thorn- ton 11101, 3rd row - D, Gon- samer 13121, G. Anderson 11131, G. Siodler 1El Pcdre1, A. J. Ruiz 12051, M. DeLeon 11141, ond J. Mokres 13051. edema' Quad R. Karels, R. Moser, P. Williamson D Vand l , . e , J. Jean, and M. Leels rehearse a scene from Shakespear. mmatd A scene from Room Service played by M. Bourhenne, W. Pelfry, D. Belanger, L. Ford, D. Kelly, D. Meyerscough, and C. Roberis. l If If demic Nurse Judy Rietes, captures a shot of R. Krause, F. Mahler, R. Moser, J. Reites lscotlyl, R. Karels and D. Vandal. Was the bet won? Unseen by all . . . as Colonel 1 F. Zangger enters the ward. Sargent - P. Williamson 1 explains while the vets stag to attention. Hamm THE CAVALIER STAFF Executive Editor .,....,....,....,... Managing Editor .... Editorial Editor ,.,, News Editor ,,,,,,,, Sports Editor ...,,. Feature Editor ,,,,. School Editor ,,,, Photopragher ,,,,.,,,.,,, Business Manager ,.,.,,, Advertising Manager ,.,.. Denis Huckoby Pot Kelly Larry Decker Jim Orsini Frank Prieto Tnny Engle Mike O'Connell Frank Zangger Allan Brunmier Don Myerscough George Mokres John Lyle Gary Peck Brother Bernard John Olson Ray Young REPORTERS Gary Norton John Condon Robert Sullivan Denis Kelly Ray Trudeau Dave Brunmier Faculty Advisor: Bro. Jorge de Silva, S.M. ning the editorial page. Cavalier Editor - M. O'Connell - plan Business Staff: R. Olsen, D. Huckaby, J Vincent, and Ray Young. - 4- Spech Club: lst row: J. Mayer, P. Williamson, J. Rieles, W. Thomp son, S. Kelly, C. Hollenbeckg Standing Mr. Williams, J. Burson, Lake otes, R. Meisel, S. Johnson, B. Loyd, G. Bouse, S. Belanger, J. Schults J. Esparza, S. Meyerscough, G. Bruenig, P. Tobin, M. Lechner, and Mr Barnes. -fiafbdig Zia! Library Staff at work A Ruiz Bro Justin and E Oluvas give as sistance lo reference seekers R Krause and J Kretzschmar l 5 I Moderator Bro. Justin. ? 'i EI Pcdro's typists, Steve Richmond, at work. Schier and Cleon G. Stodler, Editor, plans the 1955 Podre. Co-Editors talk over their problems Sports Ed. - A. Engle Faculty - D. Brunmier Theme Ed . - A. Brunmier Fame EI ta Who worries about finances? The Bus- iness stoff - R. Olson, R. Crofoot, E. Doherfy, 1. Vincent and R. Young. Photographers - George Korcdis, Rex Shea, ond E. Morroh. Don Herweck explains or? techniques io Gene Bruey and Gerry Belcnger. Cavalier Band: lst row -- E. Duarte, W. Schlater J H t h' T. Zlaket F Buelna .I , . u c mson, R. Sibele, , . , . Wisecaver, M. Railles, R. Moser lseniorly 2nd row - W. Zeason, J. Jean lseniorl, R. Ernst, J. Kender, T. Doty, W. Mc. Kindley, R. Sellers, J. Essner, D. Newman, J. Marsh lseniorl, D. Mac- Donneil, R. McKernan, G. Huffman, N. Saraceno, L. Norton, C. Sihbing, G. Devlin, W. Melville, J. Orsini, K. Bourhenne, T. Evans, D. McElrea, W. Kistg Standing: Mr. Wiliam Power lDirectorl, J. Fleck, J. Dalesio, F. Cooper, and R. Head. pu Z Bless 'Em All ..,.. Lochinvar .....,............. Lover, Com The Syncopated Clock Asleep in the Deep .... Tuba Solo - Denn The Iowa Band Law e Back to M Part I Hughes, Lake Stillman Arr. Heine Buchtel e ..... ..,.,.... R omberg Arr. Teague Anderson Petrie Arr. Teague is MacDonniel, Soloist 62 Part ll The Desert Song ................. ......... R Omberg Arr. Bennett Arr. YoderGo Down Moses .,... Spiritual Arr. Yoder Till We Meet Again .................... Whiting Arr. Teague Baritone Solo - Jim Orsini, Soloist Dancing in the Dark ............................ Schwartz Arr. Yoder My Hero .......... ....... O scar Straus Arr. Schoenfeld Melody of Love ..,.. .... G lazer, Engleman Arr. Yoder The Show Boy Huff if! 2 'il gp: .gh . . in BL I ' Q ji A Y Q .155 A .gh . , 'I , QA w YgQ,sL -. III - . PM .I BWI - I III I7 I I W 5 ' ' .NN K ' I A ' I 15,3 5 . wi I L Is . K. I R , E? J , .fjil Z 'I X nnsuunnnnqs Q isii-pnvilulg 1-1-in in-i-1-gg uu1.-.pn 1 ,. ....ww-NMA.,,w.WW..I.W..,N . ..,x. ,. I M n an ilnuun-f w ff ' ,X .I - mx x , Ii :lk Hair If Q4-,L?L,'?i?pg. ray I, , ' -'M ex-tr If Q J , rx .4 , tl 'Q'-r,-1 I. . gvswxrl- ' N I I Ig: I I .I I P I I I I I 'I I I IS Foculty 7955 Booster Club Mothers' Club THANKS for or iob well done. Students 3 is Fr. Bracht and Bro. Dunsky congratulate the Presi- dent of the Mother's Club - Mrs. G. Stadler, and the President of the Booster Club - Mr. R. Heylik. 5.- N A Q Fr. 81 Sons Banquet with over IOOO in attendance. Sons attend the Booster Meetings with their Dads. Mothers success at the culinary arts make the Pot Fr. Walter Preaches a day of Recollection for the luck Dinner a success. Mothers' Club. 4,4144 Fade' nik, -1' N 'FK w g g 4 Q ggxffigg Q 2 .X A , 'w.....- .L vm Nw, Hgh: mf if Aw. -M., -nv...-...H-----.,,,,,,, w t-0 --was-ssauwv 'X KJV' Where's my Academy Award? A visit from the Loyola fans. listen to our crooners from the Ken lucky valley. D, Melzger and J. Greene in oclion. The famous four sing a song of viclory - Tony Engle takes il by o slride. Loyola Game. Mr. Birren -- Mainlenance Deporlment. Q ,L . Rt M mf at ,wmv ' K, 5 f vvvwrrr - . Lol 'F an 'S AV? wfwSM -1 vu 1 MM X5T?A?E???2'? ?2Y?I3'?'35'2 -W v W, in W n , A , W 'ax f, .5 Q ww K 1 U3 I-LQ M ,.wmvH ' 'Y I, MXN 37 ' - fe w N . , Q3 .s:. 1 ,aww X Y mzmwfmiw gd M 3:4 s+4m 1fg-x.g az.?i541g,jggi2E I fi my gf f W if Q .milk Q was Q,?f'i:' Sir I Qi 1, . BRO. ANTHONY KELLY Athletic Direclor QJPVX .. X--- Couch Who will replace us? Line: M. Regan, D. Gcnsmur, J. Cowden, J. Uribe, G. Sludler, M. Morrel, G. Anderson, Bock: M. Wiesl, D. Ziemke, G. Norlon, T. Porcells. 7?54 - 7,,,, Wcwadtq ?aoZ6aZZ r Q 1. . . , iz 5' 3. 55 ' 'l . w I l . f Eg, , Z.. v 4 v 3 -z ff 2f'Ef63'WQy5SfQ8qQ y SFSQWES SL ee-f Z?75f 4 eigssis' li Left to right-lst row: T. Parcells, D. Carrols, M. Wiest, P. Shelton, W. Thompson, J. Lopez, F. McCarger, J. Chavez. 2nd row: P. Sisneros, W. Long, J. Parcells, S. Rafeedie, D. Ziemke, J. Uribi, J. Stadler, J. Machuszek. 3rd row: Mr. C. Schoendienst, M. Morrell, B. Erspamer, J. Cowden, D. Reagan, G. Anderson, D. Gansemur, B. Kelly, G. LaCesa, B. Hilton, D. Faber, Mr. E. Simon. 4th row: J. Juge, M. Preach, J. Mullen, D. Wiest, W. Dawson, M. Shepheard, M. Reagan, G. Norton. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Serra ' 22 Plus X ..............,... ..,... O .............. ..... Catholic Carnival ..... 7 Carmel .... .... . l2 Bakersfield ........... ..... 2 7 .............. ..... l 2 Notre Dame .... ..... 0 .... ..... 2 7 St. Anthony .... ..... 3 O .... ..... l 3 Loyola ......... ..... l 3 .... ..... l 9 Mt. Carmel ..... 25 .. 6 Cantwell ....... ..... l 3 .... ..... O Cathedral ..... ..... 3 2 ,.,, ...,. l 3 Barstow ..,. ....... l 4 ..... ,.,. l 2 7l , . 46' we,l,?fsse1-ef f Q 3 E ,s R Q-'XM .M-,Q-annum We sl , , f ' .s 4 e- X -.-, X f -,.. J 1 E 1 s 1 . -.'. n i e 1 , N, s v 509 - Q is ev QA - 5 vp. . N 5 as. 21: PQ., -.Q. 31 ,w f+fm,N Xqp 1 1 g n ,res .g ,:1. - -lx Q Q gg-ug'-Zfx Q - .V 'S -' 2Q'Q: sas wiarifixfiassss,ffW:,fef1?af5ff W. , skim se? 2.55, le K we 0 'Q.- 'gig- flfel' ggisizi '?14sf::'ff'f 3 tofu C N ' 55 , 51 'QQ fskisigmilggiflxgi-slfgigiifggfs ' ' kf l kgsglw Eii'i1'g':: ai' f -43. 1 gg -, 8. X Q fl in 31 X in x ' K, 460mlifi5e5ifgi I?:liTs35fs3iWlx 'U' .lim Cowden receives trophy as outstanding player '55. Strategy explained during Loyola half lime. Her Majesty - Queen Phyllis Buckles. ZMQ606 J S-tadlfef G. LcCeso smashing for 10 against N. D. cwczldew 'CMKQ f J Q -:Q-: ..: - -x-.5 pf 'su :-51: f'xs1i'afx-iwisvuif ' is -X ' U 'iff'-ggmafix 421554 xiii ' -55-:I s' ,-. rgilggj : aauis T. ws: -, u 3333. Q3,f,.g JS .5155 gg.. ' -S 1 -X' Q- f ,. H- Jr Vg, gg, mv-Q, , ,: .. -L v ,Qt ,Nm -wx Q 'A 3 . 4 , , , 'aw 523 . - 5' . A --.L'EKii'V5 '. RSSN' 3x-w- ' 'xi' W if E451 x .Q ,- : .. ku . ' '-. .- x :. 0 5 A fkirgg - +x ,f,- v,-, 0 1 Q .ag .. 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Norton ., Mullens Wiest ,,,, Anderson Ziemke .. Totals SCORES PASS RECEIVING PR I ,n,M.s'II ,Y,,,. ,212 I 44 Yds. TD's 60 0 8 O 275 I 'I34 0 36 0 I I 2 0 22 1 647 I Do Ziemke folowing h I I ce Name Ziemke Carroll Kelly ,, Total A538 Yds. 444 I 09 94 647 ..Ne lens Ave. .400 275 857 .333 Frcnk McCc g f k d Norton's inlerference .W aatfaff E R ,,,.-- ,,,.f-.. -M' Jayvee Football: lst row-S. Davis, D. Pritchett, W. Neuman, H. Beuhl, T. Marinko, J. Heneley, F. Hess, Mohelic, R. Carvilleg 2nd row-Mr. Ed Dunn lcoachl, M. Crivello, M. Rogers, H. Arnswald, T. Fichtner, L. Castro, A. Villanueva, F. Marinke, G. Olson, C. Kimbrough, J. larkins, M. Deleon, T. Garrola, D. Ramsel, C. Rose, 3rd row--D. Miller, J. Von Arx, J. Heylik, T. Parrola, R. Hayde, M. Thornton, F. Bere, R. Winters, R. Easton, J. Shilef, M. Thornberry, labsent-W. Fitz- geraId.J - Jayvee Backfield: Right Half-back T. Fichter Quarterback .,,.. M. Thornton Fullback .,......... F. Mcrinko Left half-back .... J. Larkins Center .............. 76 M. Rogers rex'p?fi, will ?L?w-fl nf if B.. is 1 4. 1' A Gary Norlon sfobs for u rebound during the Noire Dame game. TWO Points as Bob Puenie slips in c bucket during lhe Loyola game. Wmadtg Zcwkethaff -Q gcwketfaif dealvcfe Non-League Opponent Serra Lyonwood ,.,.,., .......... 3 6 532 Torrance .AA,.,., ........ 2 7 60 El Segundo ,.,...., ,....... 3 3 33 Beverly Hills ,r,,,., 62 42 Mira Costa .,... ....... 6 3 50 Fullerton .,.... ,,Yw..w 48 44 Carmel Tournament Mater Dei ,............,., ,,w.... 1 5 44 Cantwell .,r,., ,..,.,,, 4 7 54 Cathedral ,r,,,,V,,. ,Y,,V,.V 5 7 46 Notre Dame ..,..,. 49 71 Compton Tournament Monrovia ..,....,.,,,7,,,Vt, ,....,,. 4 6 51 Huntington Beach ,,v,,.,. r,,,.r, 6 1 53 Beverly Hills Tournament St. Agnes .,...,,,,,,,,r,,7,,,r, ,..,,,, 5 2 65 Ventera ,,,.,,v. .,..,v., 6 5 55 League Opponent Serra St. Monica .,..... ,,Y.,,..., 4 6 65 Loyola .,.,v...V.... ....,.,. 7 0 67 Mt. Carmel ,.... w,v..., 5 6 38 Cantwell .r.Ve. rv,...,r 3 9 70 Cathedral ...,..,,., ,....,., 4 3 44 St. Anthony ,..,c,,, .iAer,c, 3 9 51 Notre Dame ,..,.,re 47 56 Loyola .,,.,.,e,YY. .,....., 4 6 44 Mt. Carmel 7,,,, ,,,,V,.. 5 4 53 Cantwell ,..,..,,, ,,.,,,,w 4 8 55 Cathedral ..,.,r, ,,,,,.., 6 4 55 St. Anthony ,,.,,w,. .,,w,,,, 4 2 48 St. Monica ...,,,r,. ,,.,Y,.. 4 0 69 Notre Dame ....,,. 61 59 Total ,.,.,.. ,,...,. 1 356 1554 28 Games 16 wins 12 losses 78 Cone h To eq Horton mm ALL C. L.. RLL. as I ms L Gmac HAro1-.al Cowgh LW M Res ' ' efvm Qfaapalma :LL Jacobs X .. Q Bob Pu fantf lt seems that G. Norton is being fouled in the rebound. Excellent ball handling during the St. Monica game. ialf-time: Prayer of Victoryf Bill Jacobs prevents a bucket. Den Carrol has Carmal worried. Bob Puente and Dan Morrel claim the rebound during the Notre Dame game. faq Wee and Z gcwkezfdafi Joyvee Baskeibollz ls? row: L. Probert, J. Cruvez, D. Contu, J. Orolndi N. Schou- Ien, 2nd row: R. Carville, J. Austin, K. Buftinovich, W. Kelly, J. Carver, R. Shy- rock, D. Brown, Mr. E. Dunn fCocchJ. Bee Boskekboll: ls! row: W. Fifzgercld, G. Morris, 2d row: Bro. Joseph, lCoachJ, W. Gordon, J. Chavez, R. Wiesh 3rd row: O, Golosso, J. Robb, L. Ferguson, W. Newman. Varsity Track: lst Row: W. Sukey, T. Jones, A. Engle, M. Wiest, L. Wilson, D. Huckaby, G. Mo kres, F. Briganti, M. Wilhite, R. Gagnon, 2nd row: K. Pillen, P. Shelton, W. Cooper, N. Shouten M. Reagan, M. O'ConnelI, P. McNemar, J. Condon, Marzoff, R. Coter, 3rd Row: D. Brunmier Mr. Dunn, H. L. Emerson, H. Moore, B. Hilton, J. Jean, D. Duval, R. Paine, R. McClements, R Faber, and Mr. E. Simons tCoachj. 1955 Track Schedule 1955 A B C Opponent Serra Opponent Serra Opponent Sena Pomona Catholic 63 V1 40 V1 34 61 19 39 Mt. Carmel 43 61 9 83 Cathedral 68 36 51 44 35 33 St. Anthony 56 48 20 75 12 56 Loyola 60 44 35 60 25 43 St. Monica 12 75 68 Va 56Va Pius X 5 24 'A 11 V1 Notre Dame 53 50 51 44 16 43 Serra: won 2 - lost 5 Serra: won 5-lost 2 Serra: won 6-lost 1 Roy Paine holds the lead in the mile, Tony Engle holds third position. Bee Track: lst row: J. Chavez, E. Duarle, J. Booz, P. Hurdle, R. Wiest, F. Briganti, J. Orlandig 2nd row: H. Long, L .Cas9ro, F. McCarger, J. Easton, M. Railles, N. Schoulen, R. loVoise, R. Hayde, F. Bero, J. Roberts, Mr. Ed Dunn lcoachl, Wcwacllq- mek Pol MacNemar makes it again. Leo Wilson making 21' 6 Loyola meet. l 7 l J U l i JF. ' f ,s ,. m .' during the to , 'f 35, Varsity Baseball lst row: J. Andrews, J. Dawson, J. Uribe, M. Leets, J Cowden R Maus 2nd row R Sebben, D. Ziemke, J. Mullen, B. Bero, R. Puente, T Paavola J Austin 3rd row R Mullin, L. Radisich, T. Litschge, D. Carrol, E. Ducazau J Lopez W Pelfry and Mr Chuck Schoendenistl coachl. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Redondo Beach Torrance ......... Mira Costa ....... Beverly Hills ..... Pius X ..,............ St. Ag nes ...... Narbonne .... Mater Dei ....... Catholic League: Cathedral ....... St. Monica .... St. Anthony ..,.. Loyola .......... Notre Dame ..... Cantwell ...... Mt. Carmel .... Cathedral .... St. Anthony ..... St. Monica .... Loyola ............. Notre Dame Cantwell ......... Mt. Carmel ..... Opponent Serra 8 I 3 I 6 6 'IO 7 4 13 7 l ..,.....l2 7 O 2 ........'ll 4 3 2 O 3 I 7 4 2 Total Won I2 .... ........ L ost 7 if :Q M vw l 'Eg SW Q S in igzgss gi - K ' fiiii- A . V .WMV 5 R Q., W Iss .. ' Q Ugglfd . ' ' 5 Pi 1 xy 'PSX i . X. - :B-.-gy Louis Rodisich watches os Mel Leets goes through his motions. ET Mtv . A ' Ruth U. Uribe, and Cobb ID. Ziemkel show Jim Mullen how to bot. Qafzaedd Tom litschge shows J. Lopez and E. Ducozou o third bosemon's catching technique. Zmzefall .IAYVEE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Redondo High . Torrance ......... Pius X ............. Chadwick ........ Narbonne ...... Opponent Serra .. ....... 4 0 I8 ........l2 8 8 4 Mira Costa ........ ....,. 3 4 I0 Catholic League: Mater Dei ....... Cathedral ....... St. Monica's ..,.. St. Anthony ..... Loyola ,,.......... Notre Dame ..... Cantwell ........ Mt. Carmel ....., Cathedral ...... St. Monica's Notre Dame ..... St. Anthony ..... Loyola ............ Cantwell ........ Mt. Carmel ....... Mt. Carmel ....... Total Won l .. ....... 0 I 0 2 .. ....... 4 4 2 5 4 .. ....... 4 3 .. ....... I 4 .. ....... 4 2 4 3 Lost - IO Jayvee Baseball fseatedl D. Buehner, W. Kist, Mr. AI Pecaroro lcoachl, T long .I Lent lstandlngl S Swift B Masterson T. Garrola, H. Arnswald, T. Graves, R. Peltrey, F. Roberts R Ianmm J heyllk T Marmko R Gonzales F. Marinko, C. Kimbrough, T. Fichtner, K. Batinovich E Simon: J Ausltn R Petr: W Lower M Thornton, F. Mathews, Bro. Joseph Waxy. 1955 PATRONS 1955 Fr. J. Johnson, C.M. Fr. Osthoff, C.M. Fr. W. Ward, C.M. Mr. M. Ahrendt Mr. George E. 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