La Salle High School - Centurion Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1963 volume:

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Now he is our minister in the battle of life offering us the aids without which it is most difficult to survive spiritually. The Friday morning sacraments, Penance, and the Holy Eucharist in Mass, for which we are indebted to Father, assert the basis for the true spirit of La Salle. When he elevates the host, we see the truth which we are here to learn. Pwudfofvoufvlwvdtagef ............ Pwzlaimtlmw, flwwlfcwdfblue ...... Lebus kmwwtl1w,LwQa!!e ......... Teaclwvoffvmmlimss Hail Tow M 011111 AQUVIBI Matwu: .... Hwwmwbalwagsws gowvbuwsoms Pwiwwflxwwvndflogaltg 22 29 49 S7 Kinuf' HIERARCHY -Don Bosco Studio Reverend Brother Timothy Jerome, F.S.C., M.A. Provincial of the San Francisco District His Eminence James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre, Archbishop of Los Angeles Most Reverend Timothy Manning, D.D., J.C.D., Auxiliary Bishop and Vicar General of Los Angeles Tuuflv... ADMINISTRATIO Brother S. Martin, M.A. lCand.l University of California Principal To The Faculty and Students: It is common to find many teen-age boys who iudge a school good that makes slight de- mands upon their time, the quantity of noise made at athletic games, and the number of social op- portunities provided. The La Salle student body has set itself the task of forming a right spirit, characterized by their enthusiasm for academic excellence and a dedication to La Salle not born of emotional verve but rather of common bond between teacher and student in jointly pursuing goals that have lasting reward. Sincerely, in St. La Salle, Brother R. Emery, FSC Yours is a most proud heritage! As Christian Brothers' Boys, you share the in- heritance of an education, a character formation second to none. You participate in the tradition which has established St. John Baptist De La Salle as the Patron of All Teachers. As students at La Salle High School, you bask in the academic recognition already established for the school by former students. Thus, the glory and honor of two traditions are yours. Yet you cannot remain complacent. Yours is the challenge to further this heritage. Yours is the task to continue the construction of this reputation. Sincerely, in Christ Brother S. Martin, FSC Brother R. Emery, M.A. lCand.l University of San Francisco Vice-Principal 5 I I . ,AL If V it. L L i P J v lf ix., Aww FACU LTY ,effreq if ,,., ef V. ..,. 7-'f I A 1, . ,L,mmm,ALL AMMMM , ,.. ,L,W.., y Q 0 .L BROTHER R. ANTHONY, A,B St. Mary's College History Bookstore Manager Mrs. L, Taillac, secretary, listens to morning announcements, along with Brother V. Maurice registrar. MR. ROBERT ALCORN M.A. lCand.l Univ. of So. Cal. French Drama Club il.: , 1 'VJ' : 5 1 l QL! k,,i V45 . f LL . MR. JOSEPH COCCARO, A.B. St. Mary's College History Forensic Club BROTHER U. BERTIN M.A. lCand.l Catholic University English LANCE BROTHER R. CORMAC, M,S. Univ. of So. Calif. Librarian Legion of Mary BROTHER V, CHRISTIAN, A.B. St. Mary's College MR. FRANK CAUDILLO, M.A. Maintenance Director Georgetown University Golf Team Spanish Spanish Club l REV. MAJOR EDWARD F. DOUGERY, USA lRet.l BROTHER T. DAVID, A.B. St. Patrick's Seminary St. Mary's College Chaplain Latin Forensic Club BROTHER T. HAROLD, A.B. St. Mary's College BROTHER T. GARY, B.S. Religion St. Mary's College Glee Club MG'hemG'ifS MR. ROBERT HOGUE, B.s. 50Pl1- CIGSS Mfld- St. Mary's College Mathematics MR. DUFFY LEWIS, M.A. Occidental College Physical Education Director of Athletics Cross-Country Team BROTHER V. MAURICE, A.B. St. Mary's College BROTHER M. MARTIN, A.B. Recorder MR- ROBERT THOMAS' Bls 57- M0fYl5 College Reglslmr St. Louis University ,HiS Y. BROTHER w. PAUL, A.B. Physics Mission Chairman S Mory,s College JETS English Alumni Association BROTHER B. WILFRID, A.B. St. Mary's College Chemistry Tennis Team Brother Cormac advises Brother David, Brother Berlin and Brother M. Martin after school in the library 7 TUDE T BODY QFFICERS Joe Trudeau Student Body President Trudeau, Cappiello and Randolph check treasurer's report as Tony Smaldino speculates. Nova Gill-fd-1... Don Randolph Student Body Secretary 8 Matt Cappiello Student Body Vice-President yn-uwaqa Anthony Smaldino Student Body Treasurer HERE AND ALWAYS AS YGUR TRUE SONS . . SENIORS .of vilfmljt W' Q ull' A f AQ 5. , , 9 Notable among the customs which have endured in student life from the sixteenth century is senior- ity, based on age and length of membership in the school, for posi- tions of responsibility. Senior stu- dents have always provided the foundation for self-government and for enforcing a certain amount of discipline through example and leadership of younger students. They are responsible for their ac- tions as a guidance to those around them. The Seniors are a pen which writes the destiny of their followers in later yearsy this can not be erased or forgotten but is always present after they faithfully depart the bounds of high school. lt is this final year which is recorded and remem- bered as the height of the student's achievement. SENIOR OFFICERS AND MODERATOR RICHARD E. BAUMER Senior Class President Pep Council 'l,2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 3,45 Artist Guild 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3,45 Pasadena Youth Council 25 H.R. Pres. 25 Tennis 3,4 lVl,'I IJVI DAVID A. HUGO President Se-'I Yearbook Staff 45 Lance Staff 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 H.R. Pres. 35 Prom Committee 4 WILLIAM J, CONWAY President Se-2 Pep Council 45 Lance Staff 45 Track I ICI, 2 IBD, 4 IVI MARTIN A. INDERGAND President Se-3 Pep Council 45 Glee Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Lance News Ed, 45 ASB V.P. 35 ASB Sec. 25 Prom Chairman 45 Pas. Youth Coun- cil 2,35 Track 2,3 IBI, 4 IVI5 J.V. Tennis 'I EUGENE D. LOSCIALPO Senior Class Treasurer Pep Council 3,45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Basketball 'I ICI, 3 lBl, 4 IVI I0 BROTHER R. EMERY Senior Class Moderator ANDREW W. KNEIER Senior Class Vice-President Pep Council 3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Pres. Pep Council 45 Track 2 IBI, 4 IVI5 Cheerleader 3,4 JOHN F. WERNER Senior Class Treasurer Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Track 2,3,4 IVI, I ICI5 Cross-Country 2 IJVI, 3 IVI ........ iv . ....... THOMAS W. AIKEN Bowling I,2,3, H.R. Vice Pres- ident 3 GEORGE A. ALFARO LeIIerman's Club 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Golf 3,4, Manager, Baskelball 'l,2, Manager, Base- ball l BYRON H. ALLEN Cross Counlry 2,3,4, Track I,2, JV Baseball 2 ALBERT A. BARONI Bowling 2,3, Golf 3,4, Mana- ger, Baskelball I LAWRENCE R, BYRD Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Choir 4 if . I -ffrrf- , Uh T ,', ,r.r V 17' -+ 1- .ff -',. . .1 o 3 Q ,i f LY? 1, ri l gi P 1. ' I L 1 Seniors lake franlic noles as Brolher Emery inslrucls. ROBERT D. BORING Baseball 4 MICHAEL J. BAUM Lance 3, Artists' Guild 4, Band 3, Bowling 2 egg-I JOHN c. CALDIERO MICHAEL C. CAVELL Letferman's Club 2,3,4, Pep Council 4, Lance 3,4, Honor Sociely 3,4, Track 2,3 lBl, 4 lVl, Basketball 2,3 lBl, Cross Counlry 4 lVl, JV Baseball 'I PATRICK M. Bmsorn H A'-FRED L CHAIX Tr.,-,ck 1,4 French Club 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Polyglof 4, Honor Sociely 4 DAVID W. CHASKO KENNETH W. COLBY DAVID M. COLVEY Letterman's Club 3,45 Drama Lelterman's Club 3,45 Lance Basketball 2 lBI, 4 IVI5 Var- Club 45 Track 2,3,4 3,45 Bowling 35 JV Tennis 1,2 sity Golf 2 ROBERT G. COLVEY ROBERT J. CONNOR JV Tennis 2 ROBERT W. DAVIS Lance 34- Drama Club 34 Bowling 3,4, Band 35 Honor Society 4 DONALD L. DEPEW ALFRED A. DiVINCENZO Track 4 I-ettermcn's Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4:BasketbaIl 3, IBI DANIEL I. DON OVAN Advertising Staff l Yearbook, Lancel 4 MICHAEL R. DOOLING JOSEPH M. EIBEN WILLIAM C. FOSTER Honor Society 45 Basketball Lance 45 Drama Club 3,45 Glee Bowling 1,2 l,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3, Club 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Bowl- 45 Track 1,3,45 Baseball 3,4 ing League 2,3,4 GARY P. FERANDELL Lance Sports Editor 45 Letter- mc1n's Club 2,3,45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Basketball 2,3,lVl JAMES B. FISHER ROD D. GAFFEY Pep Council 45 Glee Club 45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 4 Vice Pres., S-8 president 45 Basketball Mgr. 2 GERALD GERRON Lance 3,45 Drama Club 35 Let- terman's Club 35 Tennis 2 THOMAS T. GUFREY Honor Society 3,4, Year JAY C. GRAY Glee Club 3,45 Pep Council 45 Bowling 3 ir-r-sf! book 3,45 Lance 1,2,3,45 Polyglot 2,35 Science and Math Club 4 DENNIS R. HAMILL aww'-v SIDNEY HAUPT Yearbook 1,25 Drama Club 3 SCOTT E. HILL Pep Council 4 GREGORY L. JOHNSON STEPHEN P. JOHNSON Letterman's Club 45 Tennis Yearbook 3,45 Honor Society 2,3,4 lVl 2,35 Track 1,25 Choir 2,35 Legion of Mary 1,2,3,4 JOHN J. KALEN Lance 3,45 Basketball 1,2 ICI, 3 lBIf Advertising llancel 4 JOHN M. KARNOWSKI Honor Society 3,45 Legion of Mary 'I5 C Track 'I5 B Track 25 Bowling 2,35 V. Baseball 45 Yearbook 4 ROBERT J. KNEBEL V. Basketball 3,4 EMMETT J. LAING Letterman's Club 3,45 B. Track 15 V. Track 2,3,4 BERNARD W. KNOKE Bowling 1,25 Spanish Club Rep. 35 Track 4 'F--14,10-J' S JOSEPH H. LANCOR Ill JOSEPH H. LITTLE Lance 3,45 Honor Society 45 French Club 4 TERRENCE W. KENNEDY V. Baseball 3,45 JV. Baseball 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Glee Club 45 Letterman's Club 4 GARY M. KYLE Honor Society 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Legion of Mary l,2 FRANCIS X. LEARY Glee Club 4 EDWARD D. KING Yearbook 35 Pres. F-lO 'l SW ns John Mclnerney aids Brother G STEPHEN C. LUDER l-ante 3,4zLetterman's Club 3, 45 Drama Club 35 Cross-Coun- try 2 IVI5 Track 'I ICI in collecting Trigonometry homework l THOMAS S. MOSER Lance 'l,2,35 Letterman's Club 2.45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 'I,2 IBI, 3,4 IVI JOHN M. MARALDO Honor Society 3,45 Drama Club 45 Lance 4 MILTON C. LUCIUS Drama Club 4 NEIL A. McELWEE Lance 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Honor Society 4 MICHAEL J. MARKOV Letterman's Club 3,45 Basket- ball 'I ICI, 2,3 IBI, 4 IVI, Baseball 1,2 IJVI, 4 lVl WILLIAM J. McGOWAN BRIAN C. MCDONOUGH Letterman's Club 45 Basketball 2 IBI, 3,4 lVl JOHN J. McINERNEY Letterman's Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4 IVI, 1 IJVl5 Basketball 4 IVI5 Cross-Country 2 IJVI JOHN M. NUNAN H.R. Vice President 'I5 Bowl- ing 2 MICHAEL s. PALMER CHARLES M. PRETZINGER PHHUP J- PESEK Lellerman's Club 3,45 V Track Lance 4 Mgr. 1,2,3, V Basketball Mgr. 3,4 ROBERT W. POLIFKA Honor Sociely 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Vice-Pres., F-10, 1 HARALD E. RASMUSSEN Lellerman's Club 4, JV Base- ball 1,25 V Track 3,4 MARK PASSAGE As sludenfs consult lheir fexls, Mr. Robert Thomas clears up u queslion in physics Vw' DAVID L. RETZ Lance 1,25 Choir 3,45 Debate l,2, Science and Math Club 2,3,4 JAMES H. REUTER Bowling 2,3,4 lpres. 3,4l, Drama Club 3,45 French Club 41 National Merit Scholarship winner. MICHAEL H. RICHARDS MICHAEL J. REIDER HOWARD C. RILE, JR. JAMES P. ROOSEVELT LAWRENCE F. RUE Pholo Club 3, Track 'l,4, Hon- Lance 2,3,4, Honor Sociely Basketball 2 lCI, 3 lBl, Var- or Roll 1,25 H.R, Secretary 4 2,3,4, Choir 3,45 Yearbook sily Baseball 4 3,4 lEd.I MICHAEL J. RYAN Bowling League 2, Glee Club 4 Seniors' queslions on vocalions lo lhe priesfhood are energefically answered by Fafher BENJAMIN G, SANDERS Seymour of Assumplion of the Blessed Virgin Parish. Honor Roll 3, Honor Society 4 LOUIS F. SANTILENA RICHARD A. SCHOREN MICHAEL D. SELEGUE JOSEPH V. SERUTO Bowling League 3,47 Glee Club Baseball 2 lJVI, Leflerman's Track 1,2 IBI, 3,4 IVI, Pep 4 Club 3,45 Cross-Country 3,43 Council 3,4 Le9lerman's Club Basketball 4 3,41 Chger-leader 3,4 ANTHONY L. SMALDINO Honor Roll 1,25 Bowling League 25 Lance 3,45 Yearbook Staff JOEL P. TRUDEAU Tennis 'l lJVl5 Basketball 'l ICI5 Bowling League 25 Pep Council 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3,45 Lance 45 Yearbook 4 lAdvertisingI5 Letterman's Club 3,45 Class President 35 ASB President 4 45 ASB Treasurer 4 RICHARD A. STEEL Honor Roll 1,2,3,4p Glee Club 3,45 Yearbook 35 Pep Council 4 PHILIP M. SMITH Honor Roll 35 Honor Society 45 Algebra Award 35 Bowling League 45 Glee Club 4 JAMES C. WALSHE Drama Club 3,45 Bowling League 25 Baseball 2 lJVl ALEXANDER WORONZOFF ALBERT M. SOLDATE Honor Society 3,45 Golf 3 lJVl THOMAS M. VARNEY Letterman's Club 3,45 Bowling League 25 Tennis 2 lJVl JOHN T. ZUERLEIN H.R. President 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Honor Society 3,45 Drama Club 4 GARY W. YORK Honor Society 3,4 lPres.l5 nce 3 lAsst. Ed.l, 4 lEd.l I8 Honor Society 3,45 Letterman's Club 45 Basketball 3,4 lVl wmwrl1wwLL03aQt5... 'ni' I. rl LXIC hh! QP ch Student organizations serve to instill and nourish school spirit and present new facets of ordinary academic sub- iects to the students. At La Salle our organizations ac- complish well these aims. ORGANIZATIGNS or I V I lip TUDE TCOLINCIL A 3' J i Home-room presidents present their classes'views. Student Body officers confer with moder ator Brother S. Martin. Organization representatives make their voices heard. 20 Discussion reaches c hugh polnt in this lively session. 5. The Council sponsors the annual Sno-Ball. H0 GR SOCIETY . NATIONAL L HONOR SOCIETY EX 'Z 7 S L5 Officers Jack Werner, Gary York, Terry Mead discuss semester honor roll with Brother R. Emery, moderator. , O 34 we Ss! - Society members Larry Byrd, John Maraldo, Tom Guf- rey and Dave Hugo are determined to produce the bi-weekly newsletter of school events. .mi nf -'Q Juniors, Row I, L-R: R. Sepic, C. Ryan, M. Russell, G. Palmer, P. Monohan, M. Cappiello, J. Grivich. Row Il: S. Holstein, P. Thomas, S. Ehret, J. McLaughlin, R. Rakich, T. Mead, B. Bell, J. Jarvis, P. Gettinger, G. Burke, J. Spalding, J. Marshall, G. Pike, J. Seredich, J. Keese, G. DiSano, T. DeMartino. Row Ill: G. Schoeffel, R. Sexton, R. Cheney, P. Bukunt, R. L'Heureux, S. Orr, F. Lester, and P. Van Kuran. This year the Honor Society has been extended to include one-fifth of the Student Body. This demonstrates the high level of academic achievement, and the character necessary for that accomplishment, which the students of La Salle have attained. Beyond the publishing of the bi-weekly news bulletin, the Honor Society fulfills its main function in according the recognition due for those students who earn it. Sophomores, Row I, L-R: J. Slavin, D. Randolph, B. Bolstacl, E. Rott, P. LaCourreye. Row Il: W. Viani, W. Bartolme, J. Ziegler, T. Priest, J. Hession, T. Slavin. Row Ill: T. Shima, P. Kelley, R. Huntley, J. Blackstock, R. Sailer, T. Powers. Seniors, Row I, L-R: W. Quirk, G. Sanders, R. Polifka, G. Johnson. J. Eiben, T. Gufrey. Row II: G. Kyle, J. Werner, P. Smith, J. Zeur- lein, L. Byrd, J. Kornowski. Row III: J. Maraldo, J. Roosevelt, A. Baroni, A. Woronsoff, J. Little. Row IV: A. M. Soldate, M. Covell, A. Choix, N. McElwee, M. Indergand, D. Hugo, G. Ferandell. These men prescribe the tasks which the Letterman's Club accomplishes: Mike Markov, Tom Moser, Broth- er Anthony, Terry Kennedy, Gary Ferondell, and Mike Selegue. im? ixj kxc -WA . Row I, L-R: G. Pike, K. Colby, L. Lockerby, A. DiVincenzo, R. Moreno, J. Keese, S. Luder, M. Selegue, P, Richards, L. Nordstrom, Row II: W. Focteou, M. Palmer G. Johnson, S. McLoughlin, J. Jarvis, G. Ferandell, M. Dooling, R. Butler, J Mclnerny, P. Gettinger, L. Viselli. Row Ill: S. Holstein, D. Chasko, A. Woron- zoff, T. Kennedy, V. Duffy, B. McDonough, T. Moser, H. Rassmussen, M Markov, R. L'Heureux. Row IV: B. Allen, D. Depew, S. Orr, J. Parker, M. Cavell M. Russell, P. Van Kuran, and J. Zeigler. QSE19 'f'ffgw.g -1-1, .. I . We-mgfig-Assi'ig,,f gp ,gif.i'w4g1l1e,gf,1..5,.,g:,, A . we l 1 it A W. sizgletsggg ., 'ff- LETTERMAN'S CLUB Brother R. Anthony, Brother R. Emery, and President Gary Ferandell award first place trophies in the Gram- mar School tournament. The enthusiasm and in- dustry necessary for suc- cess in athletics is organized in the Letterman's Club. These traits aid the club in its many activities. Primary among these is the gram- mar school basketball tour- nament, which establishes the s c h o o l's reputation among potential students and athletes. The lettermen also serve as ushers keep- ing our assemblies orderly. Food and drinks are pro- vided at the basketball games by the club. Finally, members are responsible for the cleanliness of the gym for our games. Letterman's Club at work providing refreshment for bas- ketball fans. 2 2 All PEP COUNCIL H r,,,.,,,,.,.,. ., ll Ll ROW lr A. Kneier, M. Selegue. Row ll: M. lndergand, D. Cashmore. Row Ill: J, Zggrlein, D. Steel, J. Fisher, R. Moreno. Last Row: J. Gray, J. Trudeau, B. Conway, D. Baumer: Brglher Paul, moderator. The Pep Council, throughout the year, has been the model of school spirit to the students of La Salle. Whether organizing pre-game rallies or ushering at games the Council provides a last- ing interest in school activities. Cheerleaders Russell, Kneior, gelggug and Richards give VARSITY spell down. 1 .. 4,,, if' x ,Jf.! 'q--fav, gg, t Lancers are given trouble by Santa Fe League rivals? 23 musing w a. W nf Gary York, Editor in Chief Editors discuss o forthcoming issue's layout with moderator Some of then Editorial Staff, Front: S. Orr, P. La Courreye, T. Mead., Brother U. Bertin. Rear: J, Mqrhldo, D. Hugo, J. Roosevelt, J.,.fk - f,..g..r:ig7g'14i.:w.wgysgfzg l fl lgb ,rf Q 12 i .f ' R' ' f Q F . E ooir . J x ' - J . J r J, v.,r-,,, i A nf- v,.. , k,VL My Vkkrkkk kfkg ir .,kL .EQWE ,,,, ,,,., . 1 J .,., Remainder of the Editorial Staff, Front: J. Brady, J. Blockstock, B. Sailer. Rear: J. Hugo, T. Powers, M. Roosevelt. Staff of the ldyll, La Salle's semi-an LA CE Sports Staff, S. Luder, K. Colby, P. Kelly, B. Sailer, J. Gerron, G. Ferandell, V B. Bell, R, Callaghan, J. Canny, L. Daniels. I 4 5 . l -N A X 'A . X f Xxx'-1, ' V fl K M Feature Staff, M. Kelly, N. Mcilwee, M. Covell B. Conwa ,mf 'V ' Y' Don Donovan, John Maraldo, Mike Covell and Joey Trudeau casually discuss plan for future advertising. ,m.,fmv1 'e'Km ary publication. A E n o 4 ,. 'af Wm l 4 x l 7 5 J 1 4' ll ,I lmwa we K Slum.. News Staff, S. Orr, S. Ehret, D. Hugo, J. Maraldo, N. McElwee, M. Roosevelt, T. Fisken, T. Powers, M. Selegue, T. Mead. A SALLE ,fain .A ,vw Brother R. Anthony Jim Roosevelt Yearbook Moderator Editor-in-Chief Apprentice members assist in pre- paration of designs and copy. 4-ff Steve Johnson and Jim Roosevelt Staff members coin cleverly concise captions. confer on portrait pages. l963 John Maraldo, Jim Grivich lBusiness tempt to prepare a balanced budget. Possible subjects for a division page photo are discussed by staff artist Jim Blackstock and Brother R. Anthony, moderator. Staff members Tim Sullivan, Dave Hugo, Terry Slavin lstandingl, Bruce Dustman and Tom Gufrey prepare forms for the printer. 27 Editorl, and Tony Smalldino ladvertising editorl at- Yearbook class meets for planning and instruction weekly. l l l fini, lu. 5 The cultural status of our school has risen to new dv 'awww 4, heights with the formation of the Flne Arts Forum. The A purpose in general is to stimulate, among the students, a desire to broaden their lives in respect to cultural ac- tivities. The forum is made up of representatives from the various clubs of the school: Artist Guild, Music De- partment, Honor Society, Yearbook, and Lance News- paper, under the leadership of Matt Cappiello, Vice- President, and Brother Harold. The Fine Arts Forum, this year, has presented movies for the student body, Byzantine Liturgy masses, and sev- eral lectures on various cultural subiects. This is iust a small part of its contributions to the school. lt has supplied for the students information on a monthly bul- letin board on which the best Music, Art, Drama, Cine- ma, Books, TV, and Cuisine are listed. There is also a News-Letter, which is proposed to give the students ad- ditional information for social activities. Fine Arts Forum bulletin board is prepared by chairman Matt Cappiello with the aid of members Jim Blackstock and Bob Teegarden. l N-L-.c l Brother Harold prepares the Forum's weekly newsletter, receiving suggestions from Don Cashmore, John Seredich, Jim Bluckstock, Steve Orr, Bob Sexton, Bob Teegarden, and Matt Cappiello, chairman. DRAMA CLUB Mr. Alcorn, moderator From left to right: Brad Boland, Steve Johnson, Joe Marshall, Jim Walshe, John Zeurlein, in a scene from the comedy Summer Comes to the Diamond 'O'. S Xl' ' jm !5i.k.f2gf1f-.' ' wg ' ir. , ' gf, -A I K 1g,mggsi, sf 2 N , , W I . .. . wiv' 'iw' r3':?'i.: 5f- wi: S' - ' K i ' , 'g ' 2 .5 Q i f . ff ' ' if .- - A 1 , M T . , ,,,, ,, -p1'f,- A. jf' l 1 s , 4 This year, the drama club's Fall presentation consisted of three one act plays: The Breaking of Bread, The Stones Cry Out, and Summer Comes to the Diamond O . In the Spring, The produc- tion was Stalag 17 , a three act comedy-melodrama featuring a cast of Twenty-one, and a pro- duction crew of 27. The cast is llett to rightl: Jim Walshe, Carl Mounteer, Terry Slavin, and Tim Wren in a scene from swing 17. PHOTOGR PHY STAFF ,.-ff 2 I I Joe Marshall SCIENCEA DMATH LUB Treasurer Secreiary Sleven Orr Tom Gufrey The club listens as their moderator Mr. W. R. Thomas, plains the intricacies of the slide rule. I xy sr i u. ,l,.,. . TZ: ll,,, ' ' K -J. ,w:w1,1i2'. 'E A . , .xmsif 'aww -:sm u s-ff - fww-ss: ,fi-plus 5 is Brother Harold moderator This year's artist guild aside from working with mosaics and other various forms of art, has done much to earn merit. Most of the work was done during the second semester. RTIST GUILD fi H .6 7, Members, Row I: N. Rott, J. Saraci, J. Blackstock, J. Canny: S. Wystrom. Row II: R Baumer, R. Abts, J. Gardiner, T, Faherty. Row III: C. Miller, T, Mclntosh, R. Sexton Q. Clark. FRENC CLUB Qu f 'ff-1' - , . Mr. Alcorn moderator an 31 There exists a common bond between the teachers and parents in the LaSalle Parents As- sociation. Its main purpose is to assist and ad- vise, whenever possible, the faculty and admin- istration in the academic and intellectual con- cerns of the school. It has done this through many activities carried on throughout the year. These include the Parents Association, Building Fund Drive, the Audio-visual Department Drive, two parent's dances, and the important' Career In- formation Program. The Parents Association holds four meetings a year at which curriculum and educational topics are discussed, and informa- tive talks delivered by guest speakers. We can rightly praise this organization for their contri- butions to the student body. PARENTS ASSGCIATIC The Alumni of LaSalle are never for- gotten but remain still in the life of the school. Brother Paul, moderator of the Alumni Association, is responsible for this continual tie between the past and present. The Annual Alumni Banquet and the Alumni Varsity Basketball Game are but two of the activities carried out by it. There is also the sending of bulletins to the alumni about coming events and the proposed bulletin to come out this spring relating current activities of graduates of LaSalle. LUMN Pwudf ag owvl-lwtag JUNIURS i The men of the Junior Class are soon to be the schooI's leaders. As Seniors they must run the school in the literal sense of the word, shaping school spiritg these surely must be capable leaders. 33 JU ICR CLASS CFFICER Brother Berlin Richard Moreno Junior Class Moderator Junior Class President Lawrence Nordstrom Richard Cheney Junior Class Secretary Junior Class Treasurer Bruce Dustman Vincent Duffy President J-6 President J-5 Ronald Rakich President J-4 I . , K ' .1 f . ' l of w Aw fl f JBA, J' I 'V' ' I ' 3 -f' ' .f it , - .E .. K wr M J, V A I i iw fx. o 'f q Y Gerald P. Burke r in U I tg- . 1 Richard A. Abu ii., 'Hgh ' A A 7'-vs -. Duke Banks James T. Barnett 'Ki Henry J. Boethling Daniel T. Bradley Philip R. Bensinger Raymond G. Bridgland .0-V f? ,Q-aww, William S. Bryson Milk John M. Beringer Paul C. Bukunt Bruce J. Bell I Richard H. Bushmeyer Ronald W. Butler K' Joseph M. Cabon 'CT' Steven J. Cahill VVS Donald C. Cashmere I! Michael P. McCaffrey Robert J. Chicoine Robert M. Crowley ns'1 Garrett W. Dalton Matthew R. Capiello Gary J. DiSano -' nz? 'gig - is 42 -T. N51Jf..'f V131 'Ur--if 455114526 sw.. fi- A, .. .. ., .1 is -V+. -any . f -771-wif -e . Q ww . 1 Thomas J. DeMartino ':--'i2 -' ' LS E- 7 ' 1' if . I .. . . ... . I' Q . . .. . . . V? - il wa Theodore J. Dembitz Ronald J. Dochnahl Steven R. Dunlap Charles W. Easley, Jr. Q M gl, . ' :fzy f e- Y I ififerwlsv ' if ,f P gs 'W . 3 5 if zgnff A Timothy J. Henry ,fr hu!! 'G-'rid' Daniel E. Howko 'WS U Stephen J. Holsiein 71: - 3 :i V- ip: -A ' 5 H1335 ' ' W5 n .- ch is il V fs -I ,, Thomas J. Hubik .rh- Pafrick W. Hughes James E. Hybisko El .. PWM. Jr ,ff 4 4 -71 - 1 Frank W. Lesier Richard J. L'l-leureux XXVXVWWU? Larry R. lockerby Thomas R. Lukas YJ' Joseph H. Marshall Nicholas E. Marlin JP' William V. May ap... Michael B. McCarron James T. Mclntosh Q John S. Nlclaughlin Siephen P. Mcloughlin Alec T. Peck James A. Philipps 'Ga Geoffrey E. Pike Thomas R. Praisler Robert R. Quandt, Jr. Edward J. Quirk, Jr. 1-V, - '54 St K 'Ki 'J 4 f H Q ,ml 'ir Patrick M. Richards Thomas M. Sands , .,,,i,,.f W A f4.,.fx3w5gy, 34 . V. me , ,.,, , .,.,, MM ..f,,.3,. . 19' mf ,Hp l'ffiE13t1'?4'?'Q ,. wi. 5 Righqrd R, Rigs Joseph A. Saraci Daryl J. Rossi Richard J. Sepic Michael D. Russell Christopher M .qv-. fps. Robert J. Sexton . A . Ryan William Siefke William B. Sturtevant ,pw Robert A. Teegarden ,Pia George J. Schoeffel N. 1 Edward Shelton William F. Sherman John B. Spalding John V. Styglos Peter R. Thomas Peter Van Kuran Lawrence A. Viselli Anthony J. Walters Jerry J. White zz5l3'7g,'-'Qi ' '17 .' -I ..E.,i,i,L,.g..E1q W 55 . yy ,, H . , Thee, tlwzayb aw Bluff .fm 1 af Student activities are necessarily a basic part of high school life. At La Salle extra curricular activities are encouraged by the faculty and enioyed by the students. ACTIVITIES 39 OUTSTANDING SE 2 ly I Z - .'5 ' 2 f V A 255 A if .--. 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W5 .- i vww-wwf' iff- -,si- -, fs vwvwygg---w5.M,f ,m .M-M . , 'y,f,saB ,,, ,- ,-,,iw- - K-,M - ,Q wwgaw-M-a1vm,aY2.ff-,x.i,-fm-wf'1 -I gig-815,55-if--.,fmxs2-,gg-f--gg 33931-11-5.52,-aqravflg, V-M u, -Q - - W. .4 .U ww-M-, ,gg -,,. - a s-3-U -qt,,,-v5,t.--5-iywva, - 3, iffimvfgtgf-my , , , M- ,-,L-W,-,W--,-tm-E,,5wY,3,-.ps-7--g,i,,-fg,,,-5gt,.x.g,,,,W-,Q-M .-W ,1,gS-,g,Zvf,.-tgt,m,f,,,,,--vf,g-,- w w su N' k i H xffm mFC,s31 --2 - w f j,fQQ-:'1fm fk isfgggfl t'??i?E-w if?-'W 'ww K' ' - 2 . 9- - M mf - -.... , , W CWM MW! 1 ,A ., , H., -fm M 5 SENIOR ACTIVITIES The pit for the Frosh-Soph tug-of-war was prepared during the Senior-Frosh workday. rrr , , A W , K I fwlfx, I 1 K A Q' il I I xk 'f., ' I' W x 7 ' 9i, J I J lijyilkllll K W I, 2 X l . Q5 ,- Seniors Baumer, lndergand, Baum and Steel help Frosh gain a greater Dick Baumer makes the morning and afternoon an- respect for La Salle, nouncements over the P.A. system. Seniors and Freshmen load rubbish collected on workday. The important senior activity of gaining entrance into college is explained byM,-l John Sgudder, ad missions director of St, Mary's College. 43 RELIGIGLIS ACTIVITIE .Wu X l TFHLFPW I ' mAl ' if 37? The numerous benefits and hardships of a religious vocation were explained by Father Seymour of Assumption Parish. Father Dougery distributes communion during student body Mass. The Mission Council, moderated by Brother M. Martin, led the school in a successful mission aid drive. . in The retreat for the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen was opened daily The Legion of Mary has done meritorious work with orphaned children in the Pasadena area. with a living rosary made up of the students. Reverend Maximos Mardelli explains the Melchite Rite Mass to the stu- dent body. FRESHMAN INITIATIC Lowly freshman bows to mighty senior. The purpose of initiation week was to acquaint the Freshman with La Salle and with its spirit, and to give to them the opportunity of expressing their spirit, at the expense of their own pride. This pur- pose was realized in its entirety as a re- sult of the organizational efforts of Sen- ior Class President, Dick Baumer, and by the co-operation of both the Senior and the Freshman classes. MA- uv.-wr , Freshmen salvaged some pride in bringing the sophs to a muddy defeat. Seniors found odd amusement. w Qfrg September-Welcome Freshmen Dance. S , r,.hg WVWM ,W , , I I f was wwf, 5 'NS-fffff-K-HL 4 N v aw-fu Q-qxmymfwiww , .Mi W-,,.,.m.iWw. i mm .gigfmfgaq ,wwf is A A: Q Sock hop offer baskeibull victory over Mission. Odober-Andrew J. Volsiecd Dance. 46 DANCES ,Q M,-f SI. Andrew's performs at CIF rally and sock hop December-Sno Ball VI. Senior Class Jazz Fesiivul. 47 MUSIC DEPARTME The Instrumental Music Program at La Salle this year has been enlarged and vastly improved. Two courses of instruction, Beginning Band and Advanced Band, have been offered. Beginning Band stressed the elements of tone production, the development of rhythm and the fundamental techniques of the instruments studied. More ad- vanced technique and musicianship is emphasized in the Advanced Band course. lnstructed by Mr. Ernie Del Fante, the Instrumental Music Program has as its main objective: To provide the stu- dents with a basis for an intellectual and aestheti- cally discriminating iudgment of music through the performance of the best in band literature. On selected Fridays throughout the year, devotion at Mass is enhanced by sacred music. The Choir, led by Brother David, pro- vides hymns and chants appropriate to the season. The only portion of the Music De- partment not assigned a class period, the choir consists of a small, willing group of Seniors. The La Salle Glee Club, directed by Brother Harold, has more than successfully proven itself a worthy follower of last year's precedent-setting group, advancing even farther the school's efforts in the field of music. Two shows, Christmas Concert and Spring Showcase, were programmed, mak- ing Glee Club presentations regular tradi- tions of the school year at La Salle. The Glee Club is also organized as an extra- curricular organization. Under the leader- ship of Dick Baumer Ipresidentl, Dick Steel lvice-presidentl, and Phil Wheeler lsecre- tary-treasurerl, the members set and follow high standards of conduct and performance. Let ws l-lmwfuTl1w, Lot Sable is if , .. 4 4. .. 6 A . SY S057-l The Sophomores are to become Juniors and happily they hand down the title of wise fools . ln the past year the Sophomores contributed much to the appearance of the school by their tireless efforts during the Sophomore Workday. The Freshmen also will soon abandon their inferior role and will quickly earn for themselves the title of Sophomores. They be- gan the year with their precedent setting Freshmen Workday. They hope to continue in their role of leadership during the coming years. LGWER DIVISIQN 49 Ai LQWER DIVISIO PRE IDE TS A DMODERATORS S-7 S-8 S-9 if ugggzx . A ',,k- 'T' w 59 W Y ,, 1 Michael Roosevelt Paul Johnson Timothy Macbonough Brother T. Harold Freshman Moderator Brother Brian Antony, B.S. St. Mary's College Biology Moderator, F-11 Brother T. Gary Sophomore Moderator Joseph Legacy Kenneth Kaefer Stephen Brown 50 1 h SGPHC GRE CLASS Standing: R, Connor, J. Blackstock, G. Drean, G. Clarke, J. Canny, J. Crawford, R. Callaghan D. Kennelly, W. Deutsch, H. Bruensteiner, G. Figueroa. Kneeling: W. Bartolme, W. Bolstad J. Englert, T. Faherty, L. Daniels. Standing: R. Sailer, J. Hession, M. Gormican, R. Mcllek, J. Murphy, T. Klein, T. Halladay, R. Harold, C. Horn. Kneeling: P. Kelley, A. Finnerty, B. McKenna, P. la Courreye. Standing: T. Slavin, D. Rose, S. Ready, C. Rose, D. Sorges. Kneeling: T. Priest, J. Tres W. Viani, J. Ziegler, T. Powers, W. Steel, D. Randolph, R. Trout, J. Siefker. 5l Standing: M. Klute, M. Doyle, R. Huntley, B. Becker, J. Keating, J. Delgatto, P. Hauser, Z. Hewko, F. Beoucar. Kneeling: G. Cotter, W. Kelly, R. Jenkins, T. Abts, C. Burpee. SOPHO ORE CLASS Standing: D. Munro, P. Lindley, G. Moore, T. Nichols, J. Maltlno, J. Nunun, K. Merfeld, R. Polamhsk, R. Mueller, C. Monteer. Sitting: J. Nohell, K. Rlmpau, G. Parker, R. Loxclalpo, M. Mem. Standing: T. Sanford, T. Soeton, B. Schmidt, D. Soho, P. Wheeler, T. Shlma, P. Zell, J. Snyder, J. Slavln, R. Sanchez. Kneeling: B. Wlllett, P, Ron, J, Westfall, E. Rott, P, Rau. 52 SOPHCMGRE CLASS Standing: E. Bennett, G. Giangregorio, L. De La Paz, T. Gaffney, J. Brown, T. Armstrong, J. Higgins, L. Bonnabel, D. Hutchings, Sitting: S. Germain, R. Hansen, E, Alinan, T. Gaffney, J. Hernandez. Standing: P. Inman, M. Johnson, N. Nally, C. Miller, P. Merrel, W. Paulin, P. Maurin, J. Jaqua. Kneeling: P. O'Laughlin, V. Ramirez, N. Parada, M. Manning. 5:-, Cin left to Right: P. Davis, W. Woodward, M. Weigel, W. Yarnelle, J. Tesoro, T. Wren, P Thompson, M. Robinson, P. Walsh. Absent: H. Pcvelka, P. Martin. 53 FRE HMAN C ASS I0 Back Row, L-R: J. Keese, S. Murphy, W. Meskell, T. McMahon, B. Mclntosh, R. Leppert. Bottom Row: T. Heney, T. Kelly, A. Hernandez, R. Jacobs, M. Morelli, G. Matthews, G. Moore. 2' Top Row, L-R: S. Schmidt, S. Schrey, J. Winter, L. Tremaine, D. Velling, M. Murray. Middle Row P. O'Donnoll, J. O'Leary, S. Salem, G. Renn, D. Weinstein. Standing, L-R: P. Hegarty, R. Bigler, S. Hanson, J. Barry, M. Curran, A. Bataille, J. Brady, L. Bolton, B. Doherty. Kneeling: J. Helin, A. Fox, W. Acker, S. Gettinger, W. Dunavan. Absent: A. B. Boland, D. Pfost, B. Tyson. 54 FRESHMAN CLASS I I 1 l Back Row: J. Del George, L. Clark, A. Gutierrez, W. Goodey, G. Cabot. Middle Row: J. Gordon, P. Clarke, T. Coston, P. Barker, D. Buccola, R. Bourque. Front Row: F. Clifford, M. Gallagher, F. Fimbres, R. Clarke. me Back Row: N. Hovsepian, M. Lorenzen, M. McGrath, J. Hugo, B. McAdam. Front Row: M Hardy, B. Koenig, M. Hill, T. McKenna, W. Jagieleski. AFJ F 3 Back Row: J. McCracken, S. Ystrom, J. Pollara, R. Schult, J. Togneri. Middle Row: F. Tate, T. Touhey, F. Marino, M. Paulsen, G. Ludesich. Front Row: E. Nott, R. Mispagel, T. Westfall, T. Mulqueen, C. Murphy. Absent: J. Kelly. 55 FRESHMAN CLASS Back Row: B. Lumas, T. Luilen, T. Mulooly, J. lynch, M. Kenney. Middle Row: B. Hoyl, J. Mueller, P. O'Shea, G. Nelson, M. Knier, K. Hall. Bollom Row: G. Moncola, J. Maffei, D. Leary, R. Moore. Back Row: A Supple, B. Wilson, J. SuNon, P. Slabile, M. Plummer, J. Urban, M. Wolson, J Pinfarelli, R. Tres. Bollom Row: T. Sullivan, B. Viscome, D. Sanlilena, L. O'Toole, F. Tucci. Top Row: T. Canny, G. Geer, J. Beaven, V. Fronlino, S. Dreiling, J. Depew, B. Coffey, C. Goodson, G. Geare. Bollom Row: J. Buskuhl, R. Doniels, J. Giolia, R. Gonzales. Absenh R. Greco. 56 T og- ..... Not overlooked at La Salle is the importance of building a strong body in coniunction with a strong mind. This is accomplished through a comprehensive physical education program in the lower division and and extensive intra-mural and inter-scholastic athletic program ranging through all four years. SPO RTS 57 AR ITY CHAMPS NLS First of Varsity league season against St. Francis. 58 La Varsity Coach Mr. Frank Caudillo Salle Opponents Non-League 81 Salesian 65 55 Cantwell 48 56 South Pasadena 60 101 St. John Bosco 43 45 St. Bernard's 52 73 S.G. Mission 45 72 Fermin Lasuen 60 50 Alumni 41 61 Charter Oak 54 63 West Covina 77 48 Duarte 58 League 47 St. Francis 44 69 Bosco Tech 55 66 Pomona Catholic 50 60 S. G. Mission 44 49 Bishop Amat 48 57 St. Francis 51 67 Bosco Tech 66 58 Pomona Catholic 54 41 S. G. Mission 47 73 Bishop Amat 56 C.I.F. 64 South Pasadena 46 62 El Segundo 73 w 96 .fi ,K me ,sum U 3 2 -P S .A 1 ,. ,X sp? 11- fi f My ,a S - unior Vince fy s for a baske! m the game, while ohn Siygles wokhes. x ia sr 5' e QKCEPQ i 2Qe e, 5' 'fb 1 ff f J' we U Forward Vince Duffy looks Lon as Captain ,QL ' .dw Q A 35 L y , N6 .il - va-e.,,, perfecLdriving lay up. Us ,n 5 'KK Q 32 . lj, 3 fri? s 5 r ' MYERS . 5 A Q K- A 1 -. K A A' A A.,. sg it ir ink A . 5 .X A f 1'-4 iw, 5 M, I John Styglos drives from fha side for u scare Center Bob Knobol gazes onk In qmonmuni. a M o 45 . R' K M - Ii f 1 h ' , i 1 '-13' LIN Miko Markov, Scninr, Forward Ht. 6'0 Avg. 10.6 L'g':,,0lle Deals first . Af Dooling and McDonou9h4'scclily awaii the result of Moser's rebound afiempl againsl the Spartans. , 94 Tom Moser, S Center HO. 6' Avg. . ,ra-v Woronzoff and McDonough, In wonder, look at tri Inmbed Paoneer Guard Ht. 5'1 1 1 .13 4 Losciulpo, -Senior, 'HM W JL 93-351, ' 3, i f K f , -f ' CHAMPIONSHIP Despite a foul by Amcfs No. 35, Tom Moser grabs the re th bound. Brion McDonough is in J , 5 ,12,g1f?'5k'k , L,A.V , , f . ww ffm, E N e Z1 g ML: 5 ,yi LSL fi 1 3 . Nm 5 62 e middle of Phe fight pf :ASA i VV 1 Lukas, Junior. ,X If , a 4 Junior Guard AHL UO' Avg: 1 U3oling Ialkg ship with Thi Champion- 5 i 6 6 fs. .. xv, 1 1 ag , . , J D QIVV E P .-V2 x : gg b ' x 4 Q ' ,gr 1 gg 1 .2 x K 6:51 is g 5 N usnb I , . . xiii Q 5 Q? . ' 1 5,5 '. K 12, ,I Mike Dooling clicks agai I with Vince Duffy assisting 5 S 1 1 Q. up Q N s -Although the-Lancers lost, Mike Markov u Prep 'career in style, showing us one of performances of the Bee Coach Mr. Duffy Lewis La Salle Non-league 50 Salesian 68 Cantwell 79 South Pasadena 65 St. John Bosco 50 Crescenta Valley 62 Edgewood 58 Lawndale 48 Rosemead 60 Duarte A League 50 St. Francis 58 Bosco Tech 50 Pomona Catholic 63 Mission San Gabriel 58 Bishop Amat 49 St. Francis 56 Bosco Tech 79 Pomona Catholic 67 Mission San Gabriel 82 Bishop Amat BEEC AM S Opponents 28 35 19 13 56 31 47 56 30 46 36 47 47 71 44 46 42 39 57 66 I , r J Q Q I 1 1 Q! Www ik I , 5 8' 'XY-C4 R Q 2 W S a Bob Malleka Joe Bro E how the reboun fha! won lhe A e Champions Q, .mryl 1 0 ' ' Q Becnfs lump shot scores Iwo ugcmsi Pomona Caiholic 0 W: M 'M-17 'ZX difficult shots ,f- K',T ff' shoois hugh ifk, 7' , Y T k:?'f.fA t gf: Q , s QE 'Q Tschmcn CEE HAMPS Cee team, L-R: Coach, Brother W. Paul, J- Muffei, J. Slavin, W. Steel, D. Buccola, J. Keese, T. Shima, J. Lynch, M. Curran, T. Gaffney, J. Pollara, R, Mueller, l. Daniels, B, Mclntosh, W. Bartolme, D, Randolph, and W, Koenig, ., ft 3 , K, J tx 'W gl 'E SW 1 my J Pl 35 , 3 v . ,,, x f ,S We Ji 1 Q l 4 X N ,. Q 4 M Al A xv X as 'Q 5 f Cees scramble for loose ball in hard fought game Don Randolph, John Pollara, and Tom Shima grab the ball from out- .. classed Pioneers. John Slavin's drives kept scores up throughout the season. 69 Q, -ff- -J - -- -- .-H.. V. Ji? 1 r -.., Wi-',,ff QQ' ' ' John Pollara clicks on another fine iump shot. f-f.-122fa':isf1. v'fi Ns ' Wf?fss.fei,s4zyw ,1 - ' 12,sz,'Qm- cf -7 ,gi ,. y .1 .., . avg . ww... ,.. .hs 2 ...Q l iilgsv ' 1 ' ez.-- Captain John Keese's fine lay ups were amazingly accurate. AR ITY TRACK The Varsity Track Team: Lower Row, L-R: J. Englert, D. Randolph, E. Laing, T. Gaffney, E. Alinan, J. Slavin, M. Russell. Upper Row: N. Prada, D. Meeks, R. Connor, R. l.'Heureux, S. Ready, W. Facteau, R. Hernandez, G. Schoeffel, and Coach Mr. R. Hogue. Dick L'Heureux skims high hurdle well ahead of rivals. John Englert lfar Ieftl and R. Connor l2nd from rightl battle to defeat Amat completely. Mike Russell widens his lead in the mile while Kevin Kelley and John Harald Rassmussen shows form which estab Slavin prepare to pass Harvard man. lished the La Salle shot record. 70 V, J ve M e , , , r r ., X' A ,s iz 'i S-'gilffff l we we N i i My 'V' f1'fjgf,',fWT an-1l.:,, W V, , wil -.N 'f 'W' 1' W ' is George Schoeffel taking off in his speciality, the THQ fGSl0Sl Sprinlef in ld Sulle'S l1lSl0l'Y. broadiump. Larry Nordstrom, taking first in his race. New mile standards, 4:45, were set this year by these two, John Slevin and Mike Russell. J, ,mn A- - K, Mike Covell and Dick Connor stepping o low hurdle. Dove Chasko eyeing his put. 71 BEE TRACK Bee trackmen: J. Higgins, J. Hernandez, J. lngrao, T. Merfeld, P. Johnson, P. Walsh, M. Curran, J. Jacqua, J. Tesoro, L. Daniels, J. Spalding, T. Harwood, J. lngrao, T. Gaffney, J. Maitino, P. Kelley, T. Wren, F. Fimbres, M. Johnson, M. Manning, F. Zeeman. gm' ,, ,,,.,,,, A - x ,Mfg . 4 wiv r 4 igselzzzgeeazafffw fL-, . I Y' 'lV 'Ll' l R ik . K Mike Curran breaks the tape for la Salle's Bee's. Peter Kelley strains to keep the baton moving. A E -wi 1, 2 ' 'flffl ,. ,,, , ,,, , . .... V, scvjegm Pat Walsh and Peter Kelley lead pack in 1320 against Webb. 72 La Salle hurdler Paul Johnson picks up some points Mike Manning goes over lhe lop. Don Randolph gains five for Lancers CEE TEAM . 4. oy- A4 f lfl,1yLfLQx Coach Brother R. Anlhony and Cee men: T. Canny, R. Bourque, A. Fox, T. Sullivan, G. Nelson, L. Clarke, M. Mem, J. Depew, G. Cabot, A. Hernandez, B. Viscome. Alan Fox leads them all at Harvard. Tom Conny fakes a flying leap against Bishop Amar. 73 e c' fi v, ffM-'fef..2g'? ff ww fa-life, el. was M, f Lancers 1963, Back Row: J. Janeski, T. Macbonough, T. Kennedy, V. Duffy, B. Boring, J. Mclnerney, M. Dooling, T. McKenna, Coach Lewis. Front Row: S McLaughlin, J. Phillips, J. Keese, J. Stygles, B. Bell, M. Murray, B. McKenna, T. Paulsen. VAR ITY BA EB LL Pre-League Pater Noster Harvard Duarte Cantwell Lutheran Webb View of the playing field at Arcadia Park, home of the Lancers. Coach Lewis and J. Mclnerney talk over strategy prior to game. Santa Fe League St. Francis Bosco Tech Mission Amat Pomona Catholic St. Francis Bosco Tech Mission Amat Pomona Catholic Al DiVencenzo looks on anxiously. 5 , ,,L 5' e . ..,, ' s ff. ' ' J' + S if T f fb 4 , ,H A 4 2255 1 yi ' ' . ., Wag , l 1 1, We 9:1 'X . . ' i' -'Q' 3' rf W., v'f.:'ig3 r A-X' W 1 tr' ,' s J' . 1, lit' 'R N W... -.X 55 apr W . K Q U 1 Q ,Q e 'Sr .E .V . ' 7f5'f ' Mike Dooling scoring in pre-league action. .fa , X-1. t s i 5. he :1 -..e.-,, H ,L by ft, Z -r El sa ' gt f '91-- ' ' mr K , f i 1- .. Mj:' tm . , ' i i X ,M .5.7M, eww-rn:-aww-:yrs 'QA , jg ' f. W-Q'i'TN1f'f2' K it W ,, QM., , -M. A ' ,, . V- .. ,M -wfifirff A . 1, we .rpm rig 7-,, , V Y ... VK E 1, ,I V.: y e ,,V' W1 - A . . V: --J' .EN e. ., .. , W- M use misgw M- f Lancer taking his turn at the plate. Terry Kennedy in action against Harvard. John Mclnerney taking first base against Pater Noster. Anxious moments in the Lancer dugout. is A ,ri-,gg :ffl 'iii Terry Kennedy warming up behind the plate. John Mclnerney, number one pitcher, prepares to deliver. I ik ' Q' 1 4 ' ' . Q fi .- . ' we X : ' 3 , si ff -I . , . - e . A . - ..' ' vu- 1.. V- H me - , , ,fi.,,.L 9 ' 33 --f- T 7 '4 f .f Nui, rag ' ' A .. , .,,Q5, .Fix ' K .a,,,,i: .lV .kk A M, . .eva , J. Janeski delivers a fast one during league game at Arcadia. J.V. BASEBALL Tl Junior Varsity, Back Row: M. Doyle, P. Zell, B. Viani, J. legacy, B. Mallek, M. Murray, K. Kaefer, R. Bonnabel, B. Schmidt. Front Row: D. Velling, J. Keese, J. Maffei, J. Pollara, P. Ross, Coach Caudillo, J, Cotter, F. Tate, J. McCraken, J. Togneri, J. Canny. ,w.5-1gg1.f, gf ....M,,, 5 f.Uf.t,, 'A723441WQg1fQlQ,a22f,+Jw'?'.g-1 T .fm W. '-' 'wg ,. 5. j - L Q ' . .. ,- 2 2333519-af sl Luft.. fF! 'f,5.1 M., ' L. , . , J, wwsgwx.--1':,2 A he - .-f Q.. 1. Miz:-..,.,-m . M552 . .fs we - .ff s - .15 gf ' 1 i QL- .' .W ' d' f -' 59' .s .-S..-. if: 'A ia . H ' g, ' f . . I . . I . ...,..,,1g,,.:',iigs'i' ' 2' .,.,,E.ii .. . ..,, All 557. V1-fS'!Mf: z',a5E,1,,f Vffifigiihfsf AM 5- -lf-.K g:9?g,+,11QQL4 1 . -1i..savS: .iuxfffiix ' John Pollara steps away from an inside Ken Kaefer protects the bog as runner pitch against Pater Noster. .QV 7 leads off. . , .M,.m.. . 26 ,... 14 . ,,.. 9, :mlm Coach Frank Caudillo explains ground rules to ump. Dan Velling explains error to others on bench. .iigm-.....,, W f1..:mssm,1 . . .,xif5z22Qg5iaZllfs?54??f2fzm,W 5.1 i,-1.-fi: -was 'mm-V M.. - i g. i'- sg,-zif' f A +21 .U 41,9 .. - 5 , -, 5+ .. ,Mimi ' , 2 ' Q r ,,,, L,:mga5,?,,gQIiw' ww Q -. 1 i f7 11 ii '5 may tty. E Jim Togneri tries to out race ball in game with Pater Noster. Scorekeeper Brother M. Martin and others watch the action in close J.V. John Maffei takes worm ups be- game. hind plate. 76 if 95 2 2 2 B ,S l I TENN S Varsity players P. Gettinger, R. Chicoine, P. VanKuran, C. Gallagher, L. Tremaine, Captain Jeff Parker and Coach Brother B. Wilfrid G. Pike, J. Helin, J. Parker, W. Yarnell. discuss technique. Varsity players defend La Salle's Gallagher and Pike double up at the net. Freshman John Helin returns a serve honor against San Gabriel High. , , v....---......,....,.,,, A viscious serve stuns the opposition. The JV team: S. Holstein, J. Lynch, W.Deutsch, P. Barker, B. Tyson, S. Gettinger, R. Sailer. ,4 GOLF Al Boroni tees it up. Varsity: Brother Christian, J. Zeigler, M. Kelley, A. Baroni, D. Murphy, K. Rimpau, Zelgler and Brother Christian T. Dembitz, G. Moore, G. Alfaro, R. Callaghan, T. Soeten, T. Varney, R. Harold, consider scores. D. Rossi. X Liv. 3 If Vance Frontino drives off the first tee at Dennis Murphy takes a swing. Ron Hansen is determined to break par. Eaton Canyon. Mike Roosevelt tees off in the J.V. tournament. 78 J.V. Golfers: V. Frontino, W. Bolstad, R. Hansen, T. Faherty, M. Roose- velt, P. Davis, N. Nally, Brother Christian, R. Jacobs, N. Rott, J. Buskuhl, R. Trout. PATRCNS AN SPO SORS Byron C. Hopper-Jeweler 90 West Sierra Madre Blvd Sierra Madre-355-3372 Fisher's Flying A Service 985 N. Michillinda Pasadena-EL 5-9017 Moreno Frozen Foods, Inc. Also Sponsor of La Salle Lancers Basketball broadcasts Tropical Preserving Co. Mfg. of Jams, Jellies, Preserves 8g Marmalades Los Angeles 21 Mr. Tony Foto Bohemian Distributing Co., Los Angeles 58 From a Friend Mr. Bert Kraus 5669 West Pico Los Angeles 19 American Beauty Macaroni Co., 1650 No. Indiana Street Los Angeles Mr. Michael Fusano 13143 San Fernando Road Sylmar, Calif. Frozen Brands Sales Co. 1206 South Maple Los Angeles 15 Black Book Pricing Service P.O. 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