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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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'E ii .3 I S 1-...Na Ad Multos Annos We dedicate the El Padre '56 to our esteemed Principal, Father Donald F. Bracht, S.M. on the Silver Jubilee of his Religious Profession. 3 His Holiness POPE PIUS Xll Born March 2, 1876 in Rome. Ordained April 2, 1899 in Basilica of Sf. Mary Maior, Rome Consecraled Bishop May 12, 1912 by Pope Benedict XV. Elevated to Cardinal, December 16, 1921 by Pope Pius Xl. Elected to the Papacy, March 2, 1939. Leading Us in the Tradition His Eminence JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MCINTYRE Born June 25, 1886 in New York City. Ordained May 21, 1921. Appointed Archbishop of Los Angeles, February 7, 1948. Elevated Cardinal January 12, 1953 by Pope Pius Xll. 1 gajw, of the Apostles His Excellency BISHOP TIMOTHY MANNING Born November I5, l909 Bcxllingecry, County Cork, Ireland. Ordained June I6, I934. Consecrcited Titulor Bishop of I.esvi and Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles, October I7, 1946. MONSIGNOR PATRICK DIGNAN Superintendent of Schools Archdiocese of Los Angeles i D ' , .4 Reverend Principal In Th Tradition Dear Graduates of 1956: As you graduate from Serra High School you receive the congratulations of many and I want to be among the first to shake your hand. You have completed the course and have completed it well. When you were at Serra you came into contact with the Truths of many centuries and with men who sought to interpret them to you by their lives. These Truths demand an answer in your own lives. Live your lives by these Truths that men everywhere now, and in all the years that God will be pleased to give you, may be better because they saw these Truths in your life. These truths are from God. He speaks them to us each time we go to Holy Mass. We listen to them, we know that they are true and agree to them. We bind ourselves to God in agreement to them, and seal the agreement with the perfect sacrifice of Christ Himself. And God gives Himself to you to begin here now the Union that you are destined to live forever. Live close to the Church, and the memories you are trying to fix in this Annual, far from growing dimmer will become clearer, and deeper, and richer in all your years. God bless you. Cordially in J.M.J., Rev. Donald F. Bracht, S.M. Principal DONALD F. BRACHT SM Of The Cavalier BRO. ELMER DUNSKY, S.M. Vice-Principal, Sodalily Director, Algebra l, Geometry, Booster Club REV. WALTER BACH, S.M. Chaplain, Senior Moderator-3ll, Religion IV, latin I, lll, Sodality Moderator. BRO. JORGE da SILVA, S.M. BRO. LEO DOYLE, S.M. Junior Moderator-207, Religion III, Senior Moderator, Religion IV, English Latin Ill, IV, El Padre Moderator, So- III, IV, American History, Athletic Di- dality Moderator rector Before Little do they know IO Men Pledged if SRO. JEROME GORG, S.M. BRO. HUGH HOGANSON, S.M. MR. AUGUST LINDEKEN Senior Moderator-312, Physics, Solid Sophomore Moderator-204, Religion Wood Shop Geometry, Trigonometry, Radio Club II, Biology, Speech, Speech Club Mod- Moderator, K6OJG erator, Sodality Moderator ERO, JUSTIN LOUGHRAN, S.M. MR. RICHARD LUCIANI BRO. EDWARD MAUSHART, S.M. Sophomore Moderatorw-206, Religion General Math, General Business, Amer- Junior Moderator-301, Religion Ill, ll, Spanish I, ll, Library ican History, Economics, J.V. Football Bookkeeping I, ll, Business Law, Short- Coach, B Basketball Coach. hand, Asst. Athletic Director, Sodality Moderator ll te ty .gf MR. CHARLES McCREADY Junior Moderator-305, English l, ll, Ill, Cavalier Moderator MR, SAM MUSCOUNO Sophomore Moderator-205, Civics, Driver Education, First Aid, Asst. Vor- sity Football Cooch, J.V. Basketball Coach, J.V, Baseball Coach SCRABBLE H65 points in one move . . .think I'll check the dictionary. :ight The Battles AR, CHARLES NELSON BRO. BERNARD PLEIMANN, S.M. Auto Shop AR. JACK RADABAUGH M Junior Moderator-304, English Ill, IV, Latin I, General Science, Speech Club Moderator Freshman Moderator-I I I, Algebra l ll, Geometry, Math Club Moderator, Photography R. ERNEST SIMON Senior Moderator-306, Civics, Physi- cal Education, Varsity Track Coach, J.V Football Coach MR, WILLIAM B. POWER Band Director MR. GEORGE STROHMEYER Freshman Moderator-I08, World His tory, Physical Education, Varsity Foot ball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach MR. JOSEPH TOMCHAK Freshman Moderator-'I IO, Social Studies, Intramurals BRO. JOSEPH WASY, S.M. Sophomore Moderator-208, Religion I, II, English I, Bookstore, Sodclity Moderator, Missions BRO. JOSEPH YAX, S.M. Freshman Moderator-IO9, Religion I English I, Typing M RS. CHARLOTTE STROTTNER Secretary MRS. 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American Martyrs ANDREWS, JAMES. Mother Of Sorrows, Sodality X l, 2, 3, 4, Speech 3, Football l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Lelterman's Club President AUSTIN, JAMES. Holy Trinity, Sodalily 4, Student Council 4, EI Padre 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3 . BATINOVICH, KENNETH. Holy Trinity, Student Body President, Sodality 2, 3, 4, El Padre 2, 3, 4, Cav- alier 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Of The Cavalier I itll 5 . Cough? In the oct' 'ic Under the hadow BATISTELLI, JOSEPH. St. Eugene5 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Speech 35 Band 'l, 25 Cavalier 25 Track 4 BELANGER, DONALD. St. Joseph5 Sodality l, 25 Speech 3, 45 Drama 3, 45 Radio Club 4 BERO, FLOYD. St. Anthony5 Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l, 2, 3, 45 Speech35 Football 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 BOMKE, LAWRENCE. St. Lawrence BREEN, FREDERICK. Sts. Peter and Paul5 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Library lg Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Cavalier I L BREUNIG, GEORGE. St. Anselm5 Sodality Prefect5 Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Speech 2. 35 Cavalier 45 Basketball 'li El Padre 3, 4 Of the Cross BUFOLINI, ERCOLE. St. Anthony BURKE, LAWRENCE. St. James, Cav- BURSON, JOHN. St. Philip Neri, So- IARROLL, DENNIS. St. Catherine La- aoure, Sodallty I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- cetball I, 2, 3, 4 IHAVEZ, GERALD. St. Raphael, So- :lality 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- :oall I, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4, Basket- :all 3 alier l, 2, Publicity 2, 3, Photogra- dality I, 2, 3, 4, Speech 3, Library phy 2, 3 3, 4, Drama 3, 4 A CI 'th th CARVER, JAMES. St. Anthony, Speech CHAPMAN, PHILIP. St. Joseph, So- 3, Track I, 3, Boxing 2, Basketball 3, dality I, 2, 4, Speech 3, Band 2, Sodality 4 Boxing 2 CLARK, WILLIAM. St. Joseph, Speech CONDON, JOHN. St. John Chrysos- 3, Track 3, 4, Football 4, Boxing 2 tom, Student Council 3, Band I, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4 ffwx M1406 OTTER, RICHARD. St. James, Track DAVIDSON, CHARLES. St. Margaret DAVIS, PAUL. St. John the Evange- , 4 Mary, Boxing 3 list 9 CI I L th IKER, ROBERT. St. Anthony DERSCHAN, EARL. St. John the Evan- DOHERTY, EUGENE. Holy Trinity, gelist, Sodality 4, EI Padre 4, Library Sodality I, 4, EI Padre 4, Track 2, 3, 2, Baseball Mgr. I, Track 4 4, Basketball 2, 3, Football 4 l'Y, THOMAS. St. James, library DUCAZAU, EDWARD. St. Anthony, DUVAL, DONALD. St. James, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Baseball 2, 3,4 Boxing I Lident MERSON, LEONARD. Our Lady of ERNST, ROBERT. SI. Lawrence, Band ESPARZA, MICHAEL. Sl. Vibianag So- icloryp Track 3 I, 2, 3, 4, Cavalier 'I dalily 3, 45 Speech 3 ABER, RICHARD. SI. John Chrysos- FANELLI, EDWARD. SI. Anlhonyy So- FISHER, EARLE. SI. Anihonyg Band Ip :mp Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, dality 3, Radio Club 4, Band lp Track Track 2, 3 , 4 2 In Whatever Path Their FLECK, JAMES. St, Anthony, Band 2, FORD, LAWRENCE. St. Joseph, Sodal- FREILER, PAUL. St. Catherine Laboure 3, 4 ity 2, Speech 3, Drama 3, 4, Boxing 2 GARCIA, CHRISTIAN. Nativity, Sodal- GEHI., HENRY. St. Francis Cabrini, GRIFFIN, ROBERT. St. Eugene, EI Pc' ity 3, 4, Speech 3, Drama 3, Boxing Football Mgr. l dre 4, Speech 3, Cavalier 1, 4, Base- 2, 3, 4 ball Mgr. I GUTIERREZ, FRANK. St. Albert, So- HAWTHORNE, JOHN. St. Joseph, Dra- HEBERT, DUANE. St. Anthony, Track dality 3, 4, Boxing 2 ma 3, El Padre 4, Basketball 4 3 I Pledged HENDREN, JOHN. St. Eugene, Track l HlLTON, BERTON. St. James, Football 2, 3, Truck 3, 4 HOLLENBECK, CARL. St. Philip Neri, Speech 3, Band l, Library 3, 4, Track Mgr. l, 2, 3, 4 HOLMSTEDT, ROBERT. Nativity HOYT, HOWARD. St. Eugene, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 HUNT, LYNWOOD. Our Lady of Victory, Sodality, I, Track 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 'I HUTCHINSON, ROBERT. St Michael, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drama 3, 4 INLOW, JON. Mary Star of the Sea, Library 2 7 7 K S JACOBS, LAWRENCE. Nativity7 Track 27 Basketball l, 2 KELLY, DENIS. St. Francis Cabrini7 Soe dality 3, 47 Student Council 47 Drama 3, 47 Speech 3, 47 Cavalier 3, 4--Ed- itor7 El Padre 4 f 7 f JOHNSON, PATRICK. American Mar- JUGE, JAMES. Ascension7 Football l, FYFSQ Speech 37 Drama 37 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Baseball I, 2 3,4 KELLY, WILLIAM. St. Anthony7 Cav- KENDER, JOSEPH. St. Michael7 Band alier 27 Track I7 Football 37 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 l7 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Kelly 8. Warren's Dream- THE CAVALIER 25 God ,A BOUFF, GEORGE. Visitation LENAHAN, THOMAS. St. Jamesg Cav- alier I, 25 Track I, 3 JMOGES, FRANK. St. Catherine La- LOEGERING, THOMAS. St. Lawrence5 :oure5 Drama 3, 45 Et Padre 45 Libra- Track 4 'y 25 Track 2 .OPEZ, MICHAEL St. MichaeI5 Speech MacDONNElL, DENNIS. American 3 Martyrs5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball Mgr. 2 MARLETTA, ROBERT. St. John Chrys ostom5 Band I5 Photography 2 MARLOFF, EDWARD. St. Francis Cabri ni5 Band 15Track 2, 3 MCCARGAR, FRANK. St, Anselm, Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Band I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 3, 4, Letterman's Club Vice President. McClEMENTS, ROBERT. St. Margaret Mary, Track 2, 3, Football 2, 3 MCKINDLEY, WILLIAM. St. Joseph, Band I, 2, 3 McNEMAR, PATRICK. St. Jerome, Student Council I, Bond I, 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4 MARTINEZ, JOHN. Holy Trinity, Boxing 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4 MARTINEZ, SIMON. St. leo, Boxing 3, 4, Student Council 4 MATSON, DAVID. St. Anselm MAUS, RONALD. Ascension, Publicity 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 '5 l to Countr McVICAR, KENNETH. Sts. Peter and MELVOLD, MELVIN. St. Catherine La- METZGER, THOMAS. St. Anthony, So Pauly Cavalier 45 EI Padre 4, Speech boure dality 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4 3, Boxing 3 MITCHELL, JOSEPH. St. Catherine I.a- MOVIUS, LONNIE. St. Anthony, I MILLIGAN, DAVID. St. Francis Cabri- boure, BasketbaII 2, 3, Football Mgr. Padre 47 Track I ni 2 Track I, 2, 3, 4 V.. ,K , X X MULLEN, JAMES. St. Lawrence, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Baseball I, 2, 3, Track 4 MULLER, ROBERT. St. Anselm, Band l, 2 MYERSCOUGH, DONALD. St. Margaret Mary, Stu' dent Body Secretary, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Cavalier 2, 3, El Padre Editor 4, Band 2, Drama 3, Speech 3, Football I, 2, 4, Letterman's Club Secretary NEVEU, WlLLlAM. St. Catherine Laboure, Sodality 2, 3, 4, El Padre 4, Library OATMAN, CHARLES. St. John the Evangelist, Base- ball Mgr. 1 OLIVAS, EDWARD. St. John the Evangelist, Cava- lier 4, El Padre 4, Library 3, 4 OLSON, JAMES. St. Francis Cabrini OLSON, ROBERT. St. James, Cavalier 3, El Padre 3, 4 ORLANDI, JOHN. St. Joseph, Sodality 3, Band I, Speech 3, Football l, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, C Basketball Coach 4 PAINE, ROY. St. James, Track 3, 4 29 U f PILLEN, JOHN. Nativity, Baseball Mgr. I, Track Mgr. 2, 4 POGUE, WILLIAM. St. Joseph, Drama 4, Sodalily PREACH, MICHAEL. St. Jerome, Football l, 2, 3 PUENTE, ROBERT. St. John the Evangelist, Sodality 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 PARCELLS, JOSEPH. St. Gerard Maiella, Sodality I 2, 3, 4, EI Padre 4, Publicity l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Football l, 2, 3 PECK, GARY. St. Margaret Mary, Sodality I, 2, 3 4, Student Council 4, Cavalier 3, 4, El Padre 4 Basketball I PELFREY, WILLIAM. American Martyrs, Sodality 2 3, 4, Student Council 2, Cavalier 4, Drama 3, 4 Speech 3, 4, Boxing 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4 PFADT, FREDRICK. Nativity, Radio Club 3, 4 Z? 'i .QV 1' . Q H v N 222-R i'! I 'UV miigk US- IAM, ROBERT. Sl. Eugene, Radio RASMUSSEN, ROBERT. Sf. Anselm REED, JOHN. Ascension, Band I 2, 3, 4 ES, FRANCIS. Naiivityp Drama 35 RENK, DENNIS. SL Boniface, Sodalityp ROBB, JOHN, Sf. James, Basketball 3 lier 1 3, 4, Drama 37 EI Padre 4, Speech 3, Football 2 ROBERTS, CARL. Visitation, Drama 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 2 ROBERTS, JOHN. St. Catherine Laboure, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 4 RUIZ, ALFRED A. St. Raphael, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Cavalier l, Band l, 4-Asst. Drum Major, Library 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l RUIZ, ALFRED J. St. Margret Mary, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 2, 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2 SCHOUTEN, NICHOLAS. St. Anthony, Speech 3: Football 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 SEBBEN, LAWRENCE. St. James, Student Council 4, Football 4, Baseball 3, 4 SHEPARD, MORRIS. St. Leo, Track 3, 4, Football 3, 4 SHRYOCK, RICHARD. St. Eugene, Student Council 'l, Baseball 'l, Basketball 3, 4 Dur Lad SISNEROS, PATRICK. Holy Trinily5 So- dalily 'l, 2, 3, 45 Library 25 El Padre 45 Football 3 SULLIVAN, ROBERT, St. John Chrysos- 1om5 Sodaliry I, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 25 Covalier l, 25 Speech 35 Track 2, 3 THOMPSON, WARREN. Sf. Francis of Assisi5 Sodalily 2, 3, 45 Sfudenl Coun- cil 2, 3, 45 Sludenl Body Vice-Presi- denl5 Drama 3, 45 Boxing 35 Track l, 25 EI Padre 45 Cavalier 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 SMITH, ROBERT. 51. Joseph5 Sodalily STEVENSON, RONALD. Sl. Eugene5 3, 45 Track 3 Foolball Mgr. 2 THEURET, DONALD. Ascension5 Band TORRES, JAIME. Sl. Michael I5 Track I TONER, GEOFFREY. Holy Trinily5 So- WALLACE, JOHN. Sl. Anlhony5 Radio dalily 2, 3, 45 El Padre 45 Baseball 25 Club l, 2, 3, 4 Baskelball 2, 3, 4 E WENKUNAS, KENNETH. Sl. Anlhony ROHDE, MICHAEL. Sl. Eugene ZEASON, WILLIAM. Sl. Francis Cabrl- MULLIN, ROBERT. Sl. Josephg Speech ni, Band I, 2, 3, 4 37 Faolball 45 Baseball 3 .34. IVIEIVIORIAM An empty chair on graduation day-a touch of sadness amid the excitement, the happy fulfillment of commencement-a lingering memory of a classmate and a friend. Though Kenneth Krumtum's name will not be called on graduation day, he will walk many times across the stage in the hearts of his friends. And their bereavement cannot make them forget that while they have merited a diploma, he has won everlasting life. Requiescat in pace. Building tradition Efficiency Through effort. Who worries about liabilities? 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X Q DER LASS 5 ,N b Being Schooled ln The Tradition JUNIOR 207: lst row: l-r: Jack McNeil, Ralph Petri, Darrell Johnson, Richard Chenoweth, David Buehner, Robert Pelfrey, Frank Briganti, John Galuppo. 2nd row. Joseph Mayer, Louis Radisich, Lawrence Ferguson, Vin- cent Duarte, Michael Ralles, Fred Cooper, Patrick Hur- dle, John Wisecaver. 3rd row: Michael O'Brien, Michael Lechner, Leroy Thompson, Michael Thornberry, Erwin Leets, Patrick Lanphere, Lawrence Probert, Joseph Ma- chuszek. 4th row: Norman Saraceno, William Dawson, Richard Meisel, Jerry Lent, George Cash, Harold Hol- lenbach, John Bleser, James Schulte. Absent: Timothy Adelsperger, Richard Carville, Warren Eldredge, James Klein, Boadil Munoz, James Orsini, Thomas Paavola, Arnold Simoni. CLASS OFFICERS 207: Robert Pelfrey-Treasurer, Ralph Petri-Vice-President, James Orsini-President, Richard Meisel-Secretary. 38 Reno lannini, Michael Gallagher. JUNIOR 301: Fronl row-I-r: Daniel Algorme, Terrence McLean, Owen Golasso, David McElrea, Michael Gallagher, Reno lannini, William Schlaler. 2nd row: Frank Roberts, Donald Lanane, Bruce Lloyd, leo Norlon, Charles Sibbing, James Gordon, Thomas Marinko, 3rd row: Daniel Dolezal, Michael Roche, Stephen Seus, Robert Erspamer, Rober! Hayde, John Venhaus. 4th row: Andrew Hladis, Gerald Devlin, Wilberl Filzgerald, John Granade, Palrick Bennell, Dennis McKernan, Dale Wilkins. Absent: John Alli- son, Daniel Cantu, Bradley Quign, Edward Wallaw, Richard Weisl. K 'gif XA , f 12 11111 1' f ALC Class Officers 301: Daniel Canlu, William Schlaler -W CLASS 304: ll-rl Front Row: Louis Husting, Gerald Belanger, Don Derouin, Don Metzger, Jerry Lindner, Brian Masterson, Tom Barbour. Second Row: Wade Miller, Ed Coleman, Thomas Morissey, Don Smith, Frank Morinko, Joe Millikan. Third Row: Dennis Kohlmonn, James Elstad, Mike Siminski, Lee Miller, Bill Schneider, Bill Jansen, Floyd Bero. Absent: Jack Boos, Gene Bruey, Phil Daigneoult, Pete Dignan, Walter Gordon, Pat Hallohan, Tony Henrich, Tom Reidt. In All Phases THE WORKERS OF TOMORROW . . . Through the year they have been trained to accept the responsibilities ofthe coming year, in journalism, in ath- letics, in student government. From them will come the leaders and the workers ofthe next school year. tudent Life CLASS 305: Front Row ll-rl Lionel Castro, John Cozzini, Lawrence Limoges, Howard Long, Lawrence Brown. Second Row: Thomas Robedeaux, John Andrade, Jerry Dow, Joseph D'AIesio, Kenneth Kruse. Third Row: Thomas Kosek, Raymond Diaz, William Kist, George Olson, Thomas Fichter. Absent: Robert Gabbbert, Raymond Gollner, John Haskell, George Karadis, Robert Laramee, John Mokres, Michael Rogers, John Salka, John Smith, Lee Weber, Howard Williams. f Q 5 fn. 7' Learnin The Sophomore class of '58 is now ready to enter the upper division. As upperclass- , 4 men it will be their duty to build on the foundations laid by the classes before them. W .. ,pf ' r Class Officers 205: William An- drews, Steve Davis, Thomas Rie- geluth. CLASS 204 ll-rl: Front Row: Fred Large Dennis Keaveny, Tony Christianson, Robert Sihole, Terry Kildow, Jim Essner, Nick Armiio, Jim Stough, Ron Pidde. Second Row: John Lucero, Bob Petrill, Gordon Phillips, Tom Zlaket, Hank Wendell, Frank Jost, Bill Ormerod, Dave Ramsel, John Jones. Third Row: Bill Lipowski, Al Parravano, Tom Marek, Mike Wilhite, Dale Rensing, Dick Hudak, Jim McVicar, Larry Perry. Fourth Row: Pete Blesser, Frank Weidenbener, Ray Trudeau, William Melville, John Adams, John Heilik, Fred Woods, Bob Easton, Ivan Reed, M. Eascotl. H '-v1,..nN noun e f ' s -if TT CLASS 205, Front Row tl-rt J. Smelser, T. Parker, T. Martino, T. Dempsey, J. Sebben, C. Rose, L. Iriarte, J. Rauser. Second Row: Joseph Balthazar, S. Davis, J. Pritchett, J. Muir, R. Musella, J. Valot, D. Reidt, J. Houllion. Third Row: David Butter- field, W. Andrews, R. Head, D. Brizzolara, M. Thornton, J. Krumme, M. Blohm, K. Eliason. Fourth Row: R. Madrzgowski, G. Bouse, O. Dominguez, R. Gagnon, D. Cameron, M. Gurrola, T. Gurski, D. Newman, C. Wendell. Absent: D. Brown, D. Heun, R. Henely, T. Riegeluth. Ciass Officers 204 tl-rl Ivan Reed, Tom Zlaket, John Heilik, AI Parravano. Truth lt is both the duty and the privilege ofthe future Junior class to work as men with a purpose, to further the ideals of the Serra Cavalier. CLASS 206 ll-rl: Front Row: Ross Chenoweth, John Riley, Peter Ortega, Jim Shyrock, Leo Batistelli, Tom Ford, Frand Buelna, David Guzman. Second Row: Tony Villanueva, Bob Tomac, Terry Flynn, Arthur Guz- man, Don Collins, Wayne Chenier, Wayne Newman. Third Row: Tom Fitzgerald, Bob Marek, Don Mesa, Richard Blackmore, Manual Andrade, Jon Barbano, Roy LaVoise. Fourth Row: Richard Knutzen, Jerry Hebert, Pat Davidson, Pat Gallamore, .lim McClusky, Tom Mihelic, Chuck White. 206 Class Officers: ll-rl Wayne New- man, Roy laVoise, Joe Farley, Manual Andrade. 0 alt 208 Class Officers: ll-rl Donald Gabbert, Carl Abend, Rudolph Guillen, CLASS 2085 Front Row: ll-rl Francis Matthews, Thomas Gustie, Jerome Beuhl, Charles Beaubien, James Hartz, Jerome Lillibridge, John Arias, Donald Gabbert. Second Row: Wendell Nofsker, Joseph livernois, lawrence Neibacher, John Von Arx, Maurice Ma- guire, Richard Seller, Robert Miller. Third Row: Michael lapham, Kenneth Pillen, John Roche, David Breunig, Phillip Neeland, Ronald Coyne, Ronald Knittel, Fourth Row: Michael Crivello, Rudolph Guillen, William Desmond, Edward Crosby, Edward Sher- lock, Richard Evans, Richard Villa, Wayne King. Absent: Carl Abend, James Greene, James Miller. 45 FRESHMAN T08 Class Officers: L-R: Steven Mendoza, Rich- ard lamele, Gilbert Granite, l l's. THE END . . .THE BEGINNING . .. Their period of training is over, their period of work is just beginning. They have a long road before them and a huge iob ahead. ln the class of '59 lies the hope of the Cavalier Tradition, and through them the hopes of the past year will be vindicated ..,.,,,,, First Row L-R: Ronald Schmidt, Terrance Lynch, Philip Trani, Christopher Horton, Gerald Caputo, Joseph Meehan, David Perry, Gilbert Granito, Joseph Stetfon, Gilbert Olivas, Raymond Schallert. Second Row L-R: Steven Mendoza, Ernest Mal- donado, James Leslie, Didier Hurdle, Joseph Connell, William Irons, Timothy O'Brien, William Bradley, Michael Roth, Ron- ald DeCruccio, Joseph Sevilla, Marcel Derovin, Third Row L-2: Richard Cramer, JeJrry Wand, Robert Zover, Michael Murray, James Vedder, Richard Pitcairn, Hardin Hannah, William Tunilla, Richard lamele, Lawrence Risse, Alfred Gonzales, Fourth Row L-R: Robert Ault, Francis Beaver, Robert Pope, Louis Simons, Clark Stoner, David Myerscough, Alexander Wile, Charles Agozino, Guy Belcore, Rocci Volpi. Absent: Russell Perrine. FRESHMAN T09-Front row, l-r.: John Luden, Paul Blaska, Thomas Hane, Patrick McLaughlin, David Strohmeyer, Francis Freisheim, Harold Hendiksen, Robert Schneider, Robert Czulger, Roy Koerner, Taylor Daigneault. Second row: Robert Roberts, Richard Losocco, Francis Mon- tez, Anthony Randozzo, Leonard VanDusen, Jack Cacobs, Nathaniel Harty, Carlos Lopez Jared Eaton, Daniel Poluch, Arthur Diaz, William Kenny. Third row: Robert Logan, Roy Lombardo, George Helfrich, Gene Tancredi, Thomas Rogers, Albert Gerardi, Daniel McGrath, Peter Bouino, Richard Thomas, David Keefe, Edward Rents, John Sanders, Joseph Horvath. Forth row: Jon Hustad, Ward Voorhees, William Robinson, Joseph Grady, Owen O'Connor, Daniel Keen, Winslow Butts, John Webb, James Sl. Clair, Thomas Wendell. Courag T Class Officers 109: Robert Roberts, James St. Clair, William Kenny Webb. ' ' 'W 'mf T FRESHMAN 'I'l0-Fronl row: John Kruse, Daron Williams, William Slrand, James Allen, Ronald Regan, William Clark, Ter- ence Crafl, Tom Fitzgerald, Joe Slellino, Frank Uribe, Ralph Miller. Second row: Hans Schomaker, William Luecke, Lynn Meiser, Alberl Heplig, Ted Stokes, Fred Cameron, Lee Newman, John Morlon, John Marlinet, John Holmsledl, Dennis Mclaughlan. Third row: William Snyder, Ronald Armenla, Frank Fox, Richard Sanders, Roger Geers, Michael Leone, Richard Cash, James McLeod, Willard Murray, Ronald Allorfer. Back row: Joseph Ward, Terence Krzyzopolski, Richard Naiera, Gary Cherry, Barlley Mullen, Carls Canez, David Dumas, James Archibald, Gerald Young. Traits of r1.A.i Class Officers 110-I-r: W. Snyder, Dar- on Williams, J. Marlinel, F. Uribe. 48 ,QM iii l FRESHMAN 'l'l'l-Front row,l-r: Peter Lorenz, Charles Hone, John Harris, Richard Honzik, James Wentworth, Kenneth Sny- der, James Brennan, Charles Ryan, Michael Watkins, David liceland, John Beauclair. Second now: Joseph Buelna, Den- nis Cole, Edward Fukumota, Michael Emmick, Raymond Rodriguez, Daniel Thomas, Robert Kacmmerer, Paul Lupo, Patrick Lynch. Third row: Brian Quinn, Thomas Baglio, Jon Rice, Jnhn Appel, Barry Balsley, Dennis LaFond, Philip Strottner, Anthony Wiezorek, Richard Lydon, Charles Rogers, Herbert Pereyra, Daniel Adelsperger. Fourth row: John Flanagan, Bernard Glisnke, Robert Garcia, Albert Gonzales, Steven Kelly, Anthony Kelly, Brion O'Rourke, John Krier, Michael Young, Joseph Richmond. -a alier Class Officers lllhl-r: A. Gonzales, A. Appel, T. Rodgers, P. Lorenz. 49 as., W. Z Z5 W 322. I 2 f f Mm si WX A ful, Qs: i, V' 3 Ya ff' QQ f 3 1 1 nm Ns, .J K Mm , -:-, : G XX T I I FWWV V -.Q--, . QQ I 2: EE 'Z 1-'M , X j' 'i U 2' Q91 333, ' , f E Aw . F' QS W LM .-L...- ,. ... 4. ,P Ski . 1' 2 MM, 'pig i 2, A X533 rffny- A: FI? Yi We iii f' 4' ' 'Y Mm .34 'L 4 'W Nr 2 E, 1: Say A 'ffl .sf . Mkgwm ,.Q1Q'- -1-'-: .,,:.:. S54 ,Q 1 M: Q t Qi Q AX Q i K 'Q nl, Q If , Q. B84 xx Q X k New Q Wm X Q 1 ww HM am- -J-ew: - www- 1. L Qffsxf -.vw QFSFK www dw we' ff s is N g 0' 'diamw CTIVITIE E J if Q L-31 W. Mr 1, 1 1 UT, if XJ '1 ,ffillff if A-.gmc .,, Q 1 Q 4., . 3,55 V 1, l ':i555,' 'vi 1 G1 Q- -4 .ai ,CM vm ' C A, x , Q, gx 5 3112. XV. 1 an A ? :fl -es., XJ: 5:1 :ff AA: N, L-R: Gary Peck, Secretaryg Dennis Carroll, Vice-Prefeclp Allred J. George Breunig, Prefed Ruiz, Treasurer. Sodalit The Honor Guard Sodalily Council-l.-r., sealed: Gary Peck, George Breunig, Allred J. Ruiz. Standing: Richard Meisel, William Pelfrey, John Simon, William Andrews. ,-,. . ..-.-1 00. QD KM, eg C 'r my .4-fm ,lite f elliws l 3 Yiwu' J Seated, I-r: James Mullen, William Pelfrey, Michael Esparza, Frank McCargar, Joseph Batistelli. Sec- ond row: Earl Derschan, Dennis Renk, Pat Sisneros, Dennis Carroll, Tom Metzger, Jerry Chavez, Alfred J. Ruiz, Jack Burson. Third row: James Austin, Robert Sullivan, Alfred A. Ruiz, Philip Chapman, Dan Myerscough, Brother Elmer. Fourth row: George Breunig, James Carver, William Neveu, Gary Peck, Ken Batinovich, William Pogue, Fred Breen, Robert Hutchinson. Of O r Queen Chavez makes his point. JUNIOR SOLADITY-Seated, l.-r.: Don Derouin, Frank Brigonti, Jack McNeil, Darrell Johnson, Don Metzger. Second row: Tom Morrissey, John Alli- son, Don Smith, Pot Hurdle, Robert Laramee. Third row: Brother Edward, Jerry Devlin, John Mokres, Harold Hollenbach, Jim Orsini, Jack Boos. Fourth row: Michael Siminski, Richard Meisel, Wilbert Fitzgerald, Jack Wisecaver, William Jansen. SOPHOMORE SODALITY-Seated: Joseph Rauser, Ronald Pidde, Tom Gustie, Wendel Nofsker, Dick Sellers. Second row: Bill Andrews, Frank Jost, Carl Abend, Mike Thornton, R. J. Henely, Mike Corolla. Third row: Jim Greene, Steve Davis, Tom Riegeluth, Manuel Andrade, Pete Bleser, Roy LaVoise. Fourth row: Bob Easton, Ray Trudeau, John Heilik, John Adams, Joe Farley, Bill Melville. FRESHMAN SODALITY-Seated: Bob Kaemmere r, Jim Brennan, Fred Cameron, Frank Montes. Second row: Jerry Cherry, John Simons, Richard lamele, Dave Myerscough. Third row: Tom Rogers, John Webb, Al Gonzales, Hardin Hannah, Bro, Wasy. ll 'K , 4 Qaf' V, an P- H 'rf A X 9 6 Y 1 x Li H15 van: x ASX K f Q: ,wif X -' E :,.. 1: :. Vlade STUDENT COUNCIL-Seated, l.-r.: Denis Kelly, Pal Sisneros, A. A. Ruiz, Carl Abend, Bill Andrews, George Breunig, Don Myercough, Gary Peck, Simon Mar- tinez, Jim Austin, Steve Davis, A. J. Ruiz. Standing: l-r: Joe Farley, Warren Thomp- son, Lionel Castro, Don Derouin. Now, you iust shut up for a minute, Thompson. Making Tradition well fits the Student Council of i955-1956, as it set about es- tablishing unprecedented fidelity to its aims as set down in the Student Government Constitution. Under the leadership of Student Body President Ken Batinovich and his fellow officers, concepts new to Serra were introduced for efficiently carrying out the Council's purposes: . . . to co-ordinate student activities, encourage school spirit, and foster co- operation and harmony between the student body and faculty, to develop initiative and leadership, student self-control, character, good citizenship, and a spirit of service to God and others. CLS. . Inauguration ceremonies for Serra's C.S.F. Chapter: John Mokres, Bill Andrews, Ken Batinovich, Bill Holland, Ellen Burkeman, Mr. John Arnt, Fr. Bracht, Bill Pelfrey, Pat Hurdle. The purpose ot the California Scholarship Federation is to foster a high standard of scholarship and general attainment, on the part ofthe students ofthe secondary schools of California. Serra was admitted to the C.S.F. in February, l956, under Charter Number 4995. Seated Lorenz, F. Jost, Mokres, , l-r: A. Wile, P. Traini, J. McNeil, R. Honzik, J. Richmond, R. Pelfrey, W. Pelfrey, R. Petri, J. Leslie, R. Pidde, P. J. Galuppo. Second row, l-r: R. Christianson, J. Simon, P. Hurdle, T. Zlaket, C. Rogers, M. Esparza, J. Andrews, P. Chapman, W. Clark, J. Appel, R. lamele, G. Liebl. Third row, l-r: T. Marek, W. Andrews, R. Wiest, J. Hejlik, J. R. Meisel, K. Batinovich, R. Trudeau, C. Abend, R. Hudak, R. Laramie. The Sword of Truth DENIS KELLY Editor-in-Chief THE CAVALIER STAFF-Sitting, l-r: Arnie Simoni, Mike O'Brien, Gary Peck, Denis Kelly, Dick Meisel Jim Orsini, John Smith. Standing, l-r: Bob Pelirey, Mike Lampignano, Ken Batinovich, Bill Peltrey John Muir, Bob Griffin, Ed Olivas. THE CAVALIER . . . The Cavalier is an organization vital to the social and political life at Serra High. lt has reported the news faithfully and in its editorials has stimu- lated thought and much discussion. ln its issues are recorded the events which have played an im- portant part in the history of our school. Phi Lambda f lllllll SPEECH CLUB-Seated, l-r: M. O'Brien, J. Adams, Bro. Hogzznsony C. Abendy D. Lafond. Standing, l-r: T. Daignault, J. Harris, R. Roberts, P. lynch, T. O'Brien, R. Thomas, T. Marek, R. Trudeau, R. Altoter, N. Ecstcott, D, Keete, B. Glienke, M. Ryan, M. Roth. The Speech Club has chosen Phi Lambda Mu as its name to express the purpose of the organization. The members of the Speech Club endeavor through their various activities to be witnesses of the truths of the Catholic Faith-as symbolized by 41A Rl. They have participated in speech events sponsored by the Catholic Forensic League and Southern California Debate League. Phi for Philos-light: Christ, the Light of the World, Lambda-Logos: Christ, the Eternal Word, Mu--Martyr: Christ, the Martyr to the Truth. I maintain that Federal Aid to Education should be . . Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking Mr. Chairman, point of order. In Thesbian Traditions In Hero Unsung, a one-act play produced successfully at Immaculate Heart College, the private lives and gripes of those men, who fight, and sweat and die to keep our country free, are laid bare. Vince wouldn't know to die, it would be the waste of a soul, these words mouthed by a tough Marine Chaplain were the turning point in the life of Vince Martell, a cynical Marine sergeant. When his buddy, Zack, goes out on patrol for him in order to save his life, Vince realizes what a waste his life has been. When Zack is killed for him, Vince knows that greater love no man hath that he lay down his life for a friend. Cast of HERO UNSUNG Kneeling, I-r: Frank McCargar, Bill Pelfrey, Warren Thompson, Denis Kelly. Standing, I-r: Frank Lim- oges, Carl Roberts, Don Belanger, George Breunig, Bill Pogue, Jim Orsini, Bob Hutchinson, Modera- tor, Mr, A. T. Williams. Caesarace dies again. LIBRARY STAFF-I-rn Robert Lorc- mee, Jock Burson, A. R. Ruiz, James Archibald. RADIO CLUB-First row, I-r: T Gurski, F, Breen, R. Honzik, D. Du- mas, A. Ault, J, McNeil, J. Wol- Icxce, R, Kuemmerer, R. Putnam T. Adelsperger, Bro. Jerome. Sec- ond row: E. Fcnelli, R. Gollner, W. Clark, T. Thompson, W. El- dredge, D. McGrath, N. Saraceno F. Pfcdt. 6 OJ G - Librar Music In Th Front row, I-r: Alfred Ruiz, Owen Galasso, Jerry Beuhl, Jim Essner, Bill Zeason, Gene Tancredi, Robert Ernst, Joe Kender, Tom Daly, Mr. William Power. Second row: Jim Orsini, Tom Evans, John Arias, Joe Steffon, Jack Jacobs, James Allen, Frank Montez, John Sanders, Jerry Devlin, Herbert Pereyra. Third row: Mike Ralles, Leo Norton, Fred Cooper, John Beau- clair, Albert Heplig, Mike Fleet, Jim Fleck, Dave Perry, Joseph D'Alesio. Fourth row: Robert Sibole, Richard Thomas, Frank Buelna, Jim Houllian, Dave Breunig, Joe Richmond, Ronald Reagan, Anthony Kelly, Dennis McKernan, Roberl Logan, Char- les Sibbing, John Wisecaver. Fifth row: Dennis MacDonneil, Dan Watson, Vincent Duarte, Richard Sellers, Tom Zlaket, Bob Head, Larry Perry, Dale Newman. The Serra High Cavalier Band begins its third year in the Catholic League under the proven leadership of Mr. William Power. The new red and blue West Point type uniforms pictured above add the final touch of perfection to the 50-piece concert-marching band. We salute the best spirit builders in the school! avalier Tradition Our thanks to Mr. William B. Power for his untiring efforts in giving us 0 band worthy of the CAVALIERS. Bob Ernst A. A. Ruis SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Mr. William Power, Bond Director U Bob Hutchison Tom Doty Bill Zeason Jim Fleck Joe Kender Dennis MccDon neil And the Band Big S Horns up, One-Two ready play. A. A. Ruiz, Tom Doiy, Mr. Power splitting the prize money. Ten-hut, aHen1ion. ,, , 5:3 . if Q! -1-4 ,,, n r m F s 'fi r ,f -U nf A, I Pj fs S if-K yr 6 aff' H Q ,Q , 'YA is AE if X I i ., ,R . T S 3 Xa 'E I 1 , Er? Q A A ll.. .fx ,lt M ' Q dr lf Y W 'lt ,,M,f' r pi ,fx 2 A 2 W 1' ANZ, ,ff A Q ' f in Q Q M' gif: vim of , , ,XM gg, . MJ. , 4 y Axxvr .,, N. mv Hp, ,yv ' , . ,w ..,' , ,,,. -M 4. r f 1 WN 1 I F Q Q Q Q ? A A 2. ff-3 42 as rf fe Q' 4, gf 'K xf i': ':1- ia E QM. ,, af wx vu .05 ,.f'-w,,. MM f nf 53. 5 Q .imh DON MYERSCOUGH--Editor-in-chief ED OLIVAS-Business Manager PAT SISNEROS-Managing Editor GENE DOHERTY-Theme Editor GEOFF TONER-Underclussmen Editor GARY PECK-Senior Editor KEN MCVICAR-Activities Editor JIM AUSTIN-Sports Editor adre Staff I 956 EL PADRE Sitting l-r: Denis Kelly, Bob Griffin, Earl Derschan, Gene Doheriy, A nic Cimcni, Ed Olivcs. Kneeling: Dan Myerscough, Dick Carville, Frank Limoges, Larry Probert, Lonnie Movius, Ed Marrczh, Jim fustln, Fcie Dignan, Warren Thompson. Standing: Geoff Toner, Pat Sisneros, Harold Hollenbach, Bill Neveu, Gary Pcc':, Ken Batirovich, Ken McVicar, Jack Hawthorne, Jim Parcells. The El Padre staff, in its third year of publication, has chosen os a theme, The Tradition of the Cavalier. Through the division pages this idea is portrayed--the Cross overshadowing all we undertake, the regalia of the Cavalier symbolizing our spirit. biisiaggw 154- Annual Serra iesta 8 Barbeque BOOSTERS CLUB: Seafed: Brother Elmer, Moderatorp Mr. Charles Ernst, Presidentp Robert Hoyde. Standing: Mr. Joseph Condon. Mr. John Mokres, Mr. Linly Bouse, Mr. Robert Gustie. 72 I-r: Mrs. W. M. Gclllamore, Rev. Fr. Brocht, S.M., Mrs. L. Cozzini, Mrs. J. Condon, Mrs. R. C. Robb, Mrs. M, A. Wiesi, oosters Club Six Mothers Club The Mothers' Club for mothers of the students and the Boosters' Club for fathers, are sponsored by the school under the guidance of several members ofthe faculty. Parents are urged to ioin these organizations which exist to promote greater unity of action among faculty, parents, and students. Their program include not only the educational but also the material. Realizing that the one cannot exist without the other, the school deems it extremely fortunate that the clubs realize this rela- tionship so strongly. The students of Serra High wish to express their sincere gratitude to their Parent Organizations for the many proiects they have undertaken in their behalf during this scholastic year. Cafeteria taff CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Avvis Kemp. You con'i charge me for window shop ping. Mrs, Effie Roberts, Mrs, Greichen Young, E hs. bt.: Qu I . ...MN . ah. qv sn' X I fa: W' My f 501-Af QL.-sms, was WW F! ' 'J Wkf ,' L1w.F' lava' , H vf2f,,,,,, , . wfvmWmwmfmWf,www, W Ol ffwf fwan M ,,wwmqf ,, Q - 8 ,i , 2 f' Q-uf -gt my M ,..A ' , v f f f ' K 1' ' - MWC?-7,,, stpgzi' fifffzf ,W f 1' ' g 2 21 5 'nf 1 . , V ,Qdffwf 1' 1' JM-' v,v, ' 421' ,. -,.2gg5E,:1-'I-'U I .': 'f , W WMM? 4.1. ' , ' ' , , 1 11' , f . 45 n ,,-'gf wg ::,.-..g:,,,v,-- frji' . :- H ,4,m,Q.W , 1 22 W 2 2 , , - .. A , A, . .. , ,, ,.,,. 4 W , . H . ,gf ,,,f1f' V ' 2 e X ' xi N W H .fr s ' I' Q 2 nh 4'-V a 'sW 'I' 'W ' P ff 23 2 5 f 1 Q ., 12 M f - ,, , 1 ff V , v . qv f Q , V- 4 3 f .yr f H , 41 ,fx A ' ' H 6, ,K if ,, , gh , , f nw Q 1 'K A 1 V f W uw, , 'Vu ,A ,ma-.,. . 7 I I ,, A , . ff ,M W , 4 , .,., , , M ww 1 4 you ' A 4, N, 59 ff ,, , , 3 l gi X W JM in Q ffm 9 W Q E , 7 4' f 3 3 M' Q 4 fgf v. f f Ma f UW x. ,W NN Nu if 2 . ng -V I ,5 Ii, A 4 H . Q Y A gi 1 S JW .U .WW g , ffm, . Q 1 THLETICS I 9 6 Varsit Brother Leo Doyle, S.M., Athletic Director. Brother Edward Maushart, S.M., Assistant Athletic Director. VARSITY FOOTBALL-Front row, I-r: G. Chavez, l. Castro, G. Doherty, B. Musella, J. Roberts, M. DeLeon, F. McCargar. Second row: W, Thompson, D. Carroll, H. Williams, P. Daigneault, B. Easton, F. Marinko, T. Fichter, N. Schouten, B. Hayde. Third row: B, Winters, B. Kist, D. Wiest, T, Paavola, B, Bero, B. Erspamer, M. Shepard, J. Juge, D. Faber, W. Dawson. Fourth row: J. Mullen, J. Miller, L. Sebben, D. Myerscough, M. Thornton, J. McKeehan, M. Gurrola, W. Clark. I Jul g' Qlhwfk i The valiant CAVALIER' . .. Bringing Homecoming Week to a climax, Serra played host to St. Anthony in an attempt to break a five-year iinx. Both teams played well and fought hard. Serra had its share of breaks by Mc- Carger intercepting an Osgood pass on the Serra ten yard line and a recovered fumble on the Serra seven yard line. Highlights of the game were a 97-yard touchdown run by Jim Mullen, Dan Was- nik of St. Anthony ran 37 yards for a touchdowng and Bob Easton's long-to-be remembered field goal attempt in the last seconds. WEIS1' Scores. Ready to strike. iULl.EN ramps around end for gain. 'ne more yard. Teammotes to the rescue Football Schedule Carnival lCathedrall San Gabriel ., Barstow .,.,,,.A,, St. Pius X ,,,,,... Notre Dame . .... St. Anthony .,i,A,, Cathedral ,,.,,A,,.,,A Mount Carmel ,,,,v, Cantwell ,,..,.., Loyola Avv... 6+Serra -Serra -Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra S Q I SENIOR VARSITY Morris Shepard Frank McCurgur Dennis Carroll Nick Schouten Gene Doherty 1 L W ,4 ,Qgigv 3.2. Z.. Battle Coronaiion of Mcrylyn Garfon as Queen climcxes Homecoming Feshvmes. I K, . 5 X M ww 1' Q wx Q X N 545 ' --PM X ...., ' MwA Qi' M we ' . .- 1 my . 5 ' , 1' xl M. X 5 W N Q H , Q x M E , X 5 1 N . my l . - ' - W? I ,1 f Sk ,mm X, 4 55 K s Wg l l sl SENIOR VARSITY lerry Chavez ' Duck Faber Jim Juge Mullen Norren Thompson D on Myerscough John Roberts Bill Clark or SERRA'S glor l xx Buddy Bero lorry Sebben 83 Poised for the attack Cheerleaders: I-r: Don Metzger, Don D rouin, Jim Greene. 84 Looking T The Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Serra Scores: O-St. Pius X ,. O-Notre Dome O-St. Anthony O-Mt. Carmel O-Cathedral ., O-Cantwell ,,,. O-Loyola ,rr,r,. The beginning of the end UtLII'E Front row: D. Myerscough, C. Rose, P. Lupo, S. Matthews, F. Cameron, E. Fukumoto, L. Van Dusen, R. Vopi, R. De Gruccio, P. Ortega, R. Schmidt. Second row: T. Parker, B. Petrill, W. St. Clair, J. Simon, T. Zlaket, W. Newman, T. Martino, T. Dempsey, F. Beaver, W. Irons. Third row: Coach Richard Lu- ciani, M. Murray, J. Blahm, P. Neeland, T. Rodgers, D. Cash, J. Heilik, D. Brizzolara, R. LaVoise, E. Sherlock, J. Sanders. Fourth row: M. Crivello, W. Chenier, J Pritchett, D. Butterfield, R. Lydon, J. Von Arx, T. Mihelic, A. Gonzales, T. Villanueva. Varsity Basketball Team-Front row, I. to r: Richard Shryock, Dennis Carroll, Pat Johnson, Leonard Wilson, Geoff Toner. Second row: Robert Puente, Jack Hawthorne, Howard Hoyt, Duane Brown, Ken Batinovich, John Mokres. Hard Mr. Thomas Amann, Varsity Coach Bill Kelly oopsters Serra Practice Games Opponent 59 ......,,,, Huntington Park ..,....,.. 32 34 .,.,, .,., M anual Arts ......,,,.,, 57 59 .,,.,. ...A... G ardena ...V,, .v,. 4 4 34 ...., ...... N arbonne ..,. ,.., 6 9 5l ..... ...,,, R oosevelt ,.., ..,. 5 2 42 ...., .... B everly Hills ..... .,.. 4 9 60 Y..Y.,........ St. Monica ...,.......... 55 Mt. Camel Tournament 54 ,.,..,,c,.,,,..v St. Pius X ....,,....,..... 37 51 ,.,,. ,,.... S t. Monica ....... .... 3 6 38 ,.,..,,,,.,,.. Mt. Carmel ,,,.,,. ,... 5 8 Compton Tournament 42 ...,...c,.c,.... Compton ....,........,.. 47 38 .,.,....,,.,.... Anaheim ......... ..,, 4 3 Catholic League 2 .,,,. ..,,,, M t, Carmel ,.,,,., .,., O 45 ....,, St. Anthony ,.... 59 41 ...... ....... S t. Pius X ...... .... 4 2 2 ..i....,..,. Notre Dame ..... .... O 56 ,,..,. ..... C athedral .... .... 6 5 53 ...... ..... l. oyola 57 5l ...... ....... C antwell .,..,.,,, .A,. 4 O ' 2 ,.,,..,,...... Mt. Carmel ....... .,,. O 45 .....,.,..,. St. Anthony ...,, ,,,, 4 9 7l ...... ..,.. S t. Pius X .,,, ,.,, 4 5 49 ,..,YVv..... Notre Dame ,.7,. V... 5 4 36 ,,.vv, V.... C athedral eo,,, ,.,, 5 2 38 .,..,. .,., L oyola ..., .,,... 4 5 'Forfeit Leonard Wilson Geoff Toner Jack Hawthorne Howard Hoyt Dennis Carroll Dick Shyrock Pat Johnson Ken Batinovich 1 3 H RX ri X f ' t Q 6 fx H1 -we 3 'Wo' ' TK ix I f 'Y 4 iw E fy ff 7 f 'W ,E x bg 351 4 1 :'. if K R ,, ji, WE : fi . , T Q ' kr' lg 5 2 A ' : Carroll scores on famed lump shot. In Action C Basketball Team-First row, I-r: Coach John Orlandi, Joseph Rauser, Marty Martinet, Michael Gonzales, James Leslie, Ja m e s Slough, Mr. Richard Luciani, Coach. Second row: James Shryock, Rich- ard Cole, Sherdean Swift. Third row: Rchard Naiera, Dennis Mc- Laughlin, Carlos Canez. B Basketball Team--Front row, I. to r: Arthur Diaz, Charles Ago- zino, Nick Armiio, Robert Miller, Peter Ortega, Anthony Villanueva, louis Simon. Second row: William Melville, Douglas Cameron, Charles Rodgers, Wayne Chenier, Richard Carville, Brian Quinn, Coach Rich- ard Luciani. Cager Tradlti 90 ,tri .QV :tam ' -fl r g r A 540 ml WV US- JV Basketball Team-Fronl row, l. lo r: Edward Fukumolo, Dan Huen, Robert Gabberl, Walter Gordon. Second row: Howard Williams, Brad- ley Quinn, Richard Wiesl, Charles Riegelhugh, Thomas Ford. Buildin Varsity Track Te am1Sitting, I-r: Arnold Simoni, Joe Mitchell, Dave Duarte, Pat Hurdle, Leonard Wilson, Howard Williams Tom Metzger, Frank McCargar, Frank Briganti. Second row, I-r: Gene Doherty, Roy Paine, Bob Easton, Bob Hayde, Nick Schouten, Jim Mullen, Tom Loegering, John Roberts, Duane Hebert. Third row, l-r: Coach Ernest Simon, Ken Pillen, Mgr., John Bleser, Bradley Quinn, John Heilik, Bert Hilton, Pat McNemar, Dick Faber, Dick Wiest, Jim Miller, Bob Marek, koy LaVoise, Leo Emerson, Mgr. Coach's needle works wonders. Varsity Dual Meets We They Cantwell ..., ..,, 5 9 44 Mt. Carmel 39 64 Cathedral ,e,,, 3l 73 Notre Dame at 40 64 St. Anthony ,, , 35 69 St. Pius X .,,, What do I do now? N Varsit Track and Field TRACK SCHOOL RECORDS VARSHY 100 yards M. Hall ........ 9.9 119541 120 High Hurdles G. Navarro .... 16.0 220 yards M. Hall .......... 22.4 119541 880 yd. Relay F. McCargar ...... 1:33.7 440 yards G. Navarro ........ 52.0 119531 R. Paine 880 yards T. Metzger .... 2:04 119561 E. Doherty Mile R. Thomas ....................... 4:54 119541 D. Duarte 70 High Hurdles G. Navarro 9.3 119531 High Jump G. Sims ............ ....... 5 '11 120 Low Hurdles F. McCarger 13.7 119561 Broad Jump E. Wilson ..... ....... 2 1'6 160 low Hurdles F. McCargar 18.6 119561 Pole Vault P. McNemar ...... 11'3 180 Low Hurdles T. Cassidy . 21.0 119531 Shot Put C. Bourhenne ..... ....... 4 6' R VWed H. 119561 Metzger breaks the tape. The End. Coming in for a landing. The Beginning. 119531 119561 119541 119551 119551 119531 i S . Sv . . if B TRACK TEAM: Seated, I-r: E. Derschan, S. Davis R. Henely, A. Villanueva, T. Mar- tino. Second row: W. Nofsker, D Collins, M. Leone, R. Gagnon, W Chenier. Third row: G. Perdue, M Murray, D. Butterfield, A. Gonzo les, D. Rensing, T. Zlaket, W. Sny der. C TRACK TEAM: Seated, I-r: J. Rauser, P. Ortega C. Rose, R. Volpi, F. Cameron, R Roberts, W. Newman. Second row R. Schmidt, J. Harris, G. Huffman B. Mullen, T. Wendell, F. Beaver G. Allen, T. Fitzgerald. Third row P. Lupo, D. Ramsel, J. St. Clair, T Mihelic, R. Petrill, C. Canez, A Diaz, L. Van Dusen. B and C Track B TRACK SCORES C TRACK SCORES We We They Cantwell ........ 39 Cantwell .... 66V2 7V2 Mt. Carmel ..,, 84 Mt. Carmel 66 2l Cathedral ...... 40 Cathedral ,..... 39V1 37V1 Notre Dame 55 Notre Dame 42 31 Loyola .......... 53 Loyola ...... 50 23 St. Anthony 62 St. Anthony 53V3 2373 Pius X ..,.......,. Plus X ........ 100 220 660 1320 120 70 660 yards yards yards yards B TRACK J. Schouten E Doherty ,,,, S. Davis .,,,.., ,,,, . RECORDS R. Thomas ..,,,,,, .,,,,. low hurdles F. McCargar high hurdles D. Huckaby relay F. McCargar E. Doherty R. Hayde D. Duarte .,,.,. Adams ,,,, High .lump J. R. Gagnon ,,,. Kenny .. Brood Jump T. Pole Vault A. Gonzales ..... P. McNemar .,,., Shot Put H. Williams .. Davis pours it on. Hecve-ho! my hearty! Hold that pose. SIB!! 8 .. 10.0 23.0 1:23.2 3:27.2 13.6 . 9.4 1:1O.4 5'6 5'6 19' 6V2 9'6 9'6 44'11 i C SCHOOL 119541 119561 119561 119541 119551 119541 119551 119561 119561 119531 119561 119531 119551 RECORDS c TRACK neconos 100 yards F. McCargar .. .... 180 yards T. Martino 660 yards S. Davis A. Diaz ...,... ....... . . 120 low hurdles D. Huckaby High Jump A. Diaz J. Mitchell Broad Jumy A, Simoni .... Pole Vault J. Rauser .. Shot Put J. Orlandi ........... .... 440 yard relay P. Ortega W. Newman T. Martino J. Muir ........ . 10.3 . 19. 1:3l.4 14.0 5'6 19.5 9'3 48'10 . 47.4 119541 119551 119561 119541 119561 119561 119551 119561 119561 ns- Chaminade Torrance ,7..,, St. Monica ,,., St. Pius X ...,.. Cathedral ...A.. Mt. Carmel Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES We They 6 O 6 4 l 2 3 4 l 2 2 O St. Anthony 6 2 Loyola ....,,. l 2 Cantwell 3 l Sl. Pius X .... Cathedral .. Mt. Carmel ....,. ,.,,. Notre Dame St. Anthony Loyola ......., Notre Dame Cantwell ,... We They l 7 l 5 l 2 Front row, I-r: Robert Pelfrey, Louis Radisich, Frank Roberts, Gerald Belanger, Edward Ducazou Ralph Petri. Second row: James Austin, Dennis Carroll, Mike Thornton, Tom Paavola, Budy Bero James An drews, Frank Marinko, Tom Marinko. lou Rcdisich Ralph Petri Tom Pcovolc Serra Horsehiders MIDWAY AVERAGES I . G AB R H 2B Andrews ..... ,..,.. I I 23 3 6 2 Bero .,.,,.,. ....,, I 2 33 I 7 I Ducozclu ..,,, ....., I 2 37 3 9 O Mcrinko, F. ..,...,... I2 28 I 4 I Marinko, T. ...,...,.. II 25 I 5 O Pccvola ,,..,..,..,... I3 34 8 I2 2 Pelfrey, Bo .,,,.... I2 34 3 7 0 Petri ,,,,.,,.,,. ,.,... I I 32 4 4 I Radasich ..... ....., I 3 40 3 I3 5 Thornton ..,., ...... I 0 24 2 4 0 Totals ,.,,,A ,,,.,. I 377 ' II333 AVG. 3 .260 4 ,2IO 3 .245 4 .I42 200 3 . 6 .352 6 .205 III O . 2 .320 '99 221 Jim Andrews Dennis Carroll Buddy Bero Jim Austin Eddie Ducazau Against Cantwell, FRANK ROBERTS turned in a sterling pitching performance, striking out 8 Whllk walking I. He allowed only three hits and one run as Serra beat the Cardinals 3 to l. ROBERTS went I-for-2 and got an RBI, LOU RADISICH garnered a double, while TOM MARINKO and TOM PAAVOLA both got an RBI. EDDIE DUCAZAU stale two bases as the team went wild on the bases stealing four bases in all. CantweII's run was unearned as ROBERTS threw the ball away trying to pick a man off third. St. Anthony was another ot THORNTON'S victims. This time the final score was 6 to 2. Serra knocked the Saints' starting pitching out af the box in the first inning with five runs. From then it was just a matter of how long the game would last. THORNTON struck out 5 while walking 8. Serra was really pelting the pelota around with JIM ANDREWS garnering an RBI by means of a home run, FRANK MARINKO hit a double and got 2 RBl's, LOU RADISICH came through with a double, while TOM PAAVOLA and BOB PELFREY both garnered an RBI. Senior Ba eball Up And Comin J.V. BASEBALL SCHEDULE They Serra Leuzinger .... . 7 O Torrance .... . 3 4 St. Monica ........ 2 3 Catholic League ' 8 St. Plus X ,...,... 4 Cathedral .. . 2 l Mt. Carmel ...... I3 5 St. Anthony ...... IO 5 I Loyola ........... . 3 Cantwell .... . 5 8 St. Pius X .... . 8 5 Cathedral .. . 2 4 BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS Serra's 1956 edition of the baseball team was coached by MR. GEORGE STROHMEYER. Serving in this capacity Coach Strohmeyer put the baseball squad through their paces and came out with a good looking ball team. The team looked good from the opening game, which was Chaminade, who they beat by a score of 6 to 0. Directly following this game Serro's horsehiders learned some bad news. DON SMITH who had come through with 3 hits in the Chaminade game was declared ineligible. This struck a hard blow to the squad but they came through in the rest of the games in good fashion. After losing the first league game to St. Pius X, by the score of 4 to 3, Serra defeated Mt. Carmel 2 to O. MIKE THORNTON pitched a beautiful three-hitter. THORNTON struck out 7 and walked I. He had able backing in the batting department from TOM PAAVOLA, who went I-for-2, JIM ANDREWS and LOU RADISICH, who drove in a run apiece. Against Cathedral THORNTON did not fare so well. He held the Spaoks in tow for five innings, but faltered in the sixth. The score at the end of the fifth stood even at 'I to I, but in the sixth Cathedral broke loose. Serra committed three errors in the game. Top hitting for Serra was done by PAAVOLA, who came through with a double and a RBI, BOB PELFREY, with a triple and a single, and EDDIE DUCAZAU, with a triple. Serra lost by a score of 5 to I. B. J. V. 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