Loyola High School - El Camino Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1959 volume:

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Religion I 10 iQ FR. BRANNON, S.J. Religion III iw 4IH fr FR. PALLAS S.J. FR. SARGENT, S.J. Religion I FR' DUGGAN, SJ- Sociology, Religion lll Religion Il Q FR. LESTER, S.J. FR. RICHARDSON, S.J Religion ll, lll Sociology kki' k'- h- Aini . O ' FR. SCI-IENK, SJ. Algebra I MR. PRESTON Algebrg II MR. STOUT, S..I. Algebra I, Chemisfry ,,., 5. 0- MR. DI MURO Geometry 4, .f Freshmen gel Their firsf rcsfe of algebra from Fr. Schenk, S.J. , FR. BARRY, S.J. Algebra II, Physics MR. SPIELER, SJ. Physics MR. ESPINDA Chemisfry l 0 Social TN' MR. SHORT, S.J. U.S. History, Civics MR. QUINLAN World History . if faihdf' FR. CONNEALLY, S.J. World History c i e n C B '7- Consultotion time with Mr. Short, S.J. J fe! 'Sl 1 vr Fr. Sargent ond friends enloy the intromurol. MR. ROACH, S.J. U.S. History MR. GONZALVES Greek I, II Languages .wad iaqv MR. GERMAN, S.J. MR. MATTI-IEVVSON, S.J. Lciiin IV Lgfih II, English I FR. PLAYOUST, S.J. Lenin II 'a.'5 W' MR. GILPATRIC, SJ. LgTir1 IV, Trigonometry MR. FLYNN, S.J. Lofin I Mr. GonzciIves hits C1 high note. MR. GALLAS, S.J. Loiiin III, Geomeiry English MR. BARNETT English lV MR. COONEY, S.J. English III MR. VALENTI English Ill, IV MR. BREAULT, S.J. English II, Latin Ill Some of The faculty - off hours! GG-K av'- MR. STUECK English ll MR. BUCKENMEYER, S.J English I, Lc1Tin III .- -f X4 4 R MRMMR ,- MR. BlRREN English l BR. DOYLE, S.J. Maintenance BR. DESJARDINS, S.J Maintenance ,. .1.....i1- Brother Sacristan straightens a surplice BR. MCTIGUE, S.J. Sacristcin BR. SESSING, S.J. Maintenance MAJ. BLUME, U.S.A. SCHANDRA, U.S.A. P.M.S. cmd T. The R.O.T.C. color guard. SGT VAN SGT. SEWARD, U.S.A. MAJ. HIRNING, U.S.A. Bond SGT. GABLE, U.S.A The Joy Vees absorb the Moior's cmenfion. Henry Guild A few of The morhers of The Spring Luncheon Falher Recfor and Mrs. Dunne lPresidenT of Henry Welch Guildl char with friends. QW 1ffnanfaLZ'aJffze!1'fa2ffzw1A'0luJ... The Henry Welch Guild, The Loyola MoThers' Club, is one of The mosT beneTicial organizaTions aT Loyola. The hardworking MoThers noT only provide money for well needed scholarships, buT are also responsible for The very successful Freshmen-MoThers Welcome Tea, The annual dinner-dance wiTh The Dads' Club, and The LenTen ReTreaT and Day of RecollecTion. The Guilds Tireless eTTorTs have puT a sTeadily grow- ing spiriT of cooperaTion beTween members of The club and The Religious who Teach Their sons. These TacTs have made The Henry Welch Guild a mosT honored, appreciaTed and imporTanT part oT Loyola High School. Henry Welch Officers. Mrs. Sennes lvice-presideml, Mrs, Rasmussen, Mrs. Sanrley, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Dunne lpresidenrl, Mrs. Privetr, Mrs. Babick, Mrs. Sauer, Mrs. Riehl. lb l Dad's and Son's Communion Breakfast. mc!z'al'JLe4aZAw4ZSaMaf The Dad's Club works to establish a closer relationship be- een father and son as is evident from their support of such ents as the Communion breakfast, sport's rallies, and the ticket ffle. Through their efforts this year Loyola students are enabled participate in a scholarship program. Loyola High School de- nds heavily upon her Dad's Club and wishes to thank them r their generosity. Mr. O'Connell discusses plans for the spring raffle Dad's Club Dr. Wertz chats with friends. President of the Dad's Club, Mr, J. Mullen, Fr. Plushkell, S.J., and Mr. W. Scully, Vice-President. fail iv Q 4' ..Q. A ,. K A W. .4 ,. J W W 4 mwww, w,, W? :I ' vs ' . an-ff!! ,, L 1 L' 1 . 4. J ' 'F 1 t , F 3 K , iw wa ' A + 4.438 'Q' 45 Q 1 A A sg, 2 ,E K ig gin ,fig , 1 Q 41, M 4 Ia 5 X51 3 'm ff' , . fs, 1 ,M si ., Senior Sodalit The core of Loyola's spiritual activity is Our Lady's Sodality. its chief objective is to unite each student more closely to God Through love for the Mother ot God- Ad Jesum per Mariam. This is achieved by frequent attendance at Mass and reception of the sacraments, periods of retreat and recollection, and ti- nally mental prayer. The Sodalist is also pledged to the spiritual and material loenetit ot others, consequently, he helps hospital patients to attend Mass, teaches the cate- chism to children, and col.ects food for Christ's poor. This is voluntary self-sacrifice. The Sodality is the spark plug tor Catholic Action, tor it trains leaders who will influence the world about them, a world much in need ot sound guidance. Officers: Har M, ', TOP ROW: T. Orr, G. Gorski, P. Collins, J. Evers, P. Sharkey, T. Rausch, B Smith J Bender J SECOND ROW: T. Schneider, K, Ishida, H. Hirsch, D. Avery, C. Gresswell S Wallace T Hartnagel Morris, P. Boland, V. Buyvid. FTRST ROW: H. McNally, R. Hokans, J. Walker L Gll B Lee F Meehan, S.J., P. Sauer, P. Klute, G. Rivera, R. Armstrong, A. Gamboa. ' Sodalit Ti' TOP ROW: P. Smith, P. Ripple, D. Nichols, J. Hourigan, R. Russo, F. Behrle, Mark Wood, G. Taber, P. Verhalen, 2ND ROW: 2. Powers, C, Jouglass, J. Benton, J. Maechling, K. Meany, T. Koetters, P. Orr, K. Smolka, W. Anderson, A. Bracci, F. Scott, NA. Slack. TST ROW: R. Santwier, D. Rush, J. Lucenti, M. Ball, R. Vega, M. Smith, Mr. Short S.J., R. Cobral, C. Kunz, D. Caine, B. Morris, P. Sawaya. Moderator Mr. Short, S.J., chats with Sodality officers D. Caine, C. Douglass, lSecy.l, J. Maechling, lPrefectl. Absent: S. Privett lVice-Prefectl. 21 Soph. Sodalit THE SOPHOMORE SODALITY WhaT did The Sophomore SodalisT do during 1959-he was Tried and TesTed for The necessary qualiTicaTions. MenTal prayer, TrequenT Mass and The Sacra- menTs, all help Toward The ideal of sanc- TiTy Through Mary, for himself and oTh' ers, and Summer School of CaTholic Ac- Tion in San Francisco will highlighT his opporTuniTy To prove himself a True So- dalisT. A Second-year SodalisT is on pro- baTion , he is being proved To see wheTher he is worThy To be in This selecT group. This proving Time Takes deTer- mined and persisTenT eTTorT. Frosh Probation Tir. . it C. Shcxrkey, B. Miller, G. Arnerick, R. Froude, R. MayeTTe, J. MiTchell, S. Thompso D. Burke, E. Deal, M. Johnston, S. Hokans, B. Crissel, B. Grady, D. Genordi. R. Olivarez, M. SmiTh, C. Blades, J. O'Neill, G. Robinson, D. Gubser, M. Gary, R. Flyn C. Burcl-iell, P. Lee, B. Fay, J. ThorTon, J. Torelli, J. Arrache, M. Morrell. J. McGin1y, A. ScoTT, Y. Melanson, L. Lee, J. Williams, T. Tepper, G. LamberT, Fr. Brannon, S.J., J. Duarte, T. Murphy, R. Doll, R. Shrum, M. Deosy, M. Kirchen, O'Connell, P. Pollock. - - . ..f,.,. .VK E. MarTelT, J. Graziano, P, Kellen, C. Ware, B. O'Connor, V. Ronco, W. WhiTaker, W. KiTchens, E. Drabinski, K. McCorThy, C. Rosenberg, C. Colosimo, S. Susu ki. J. Brandlin, R. Comeau, T. Del Amo, D. Jones, B. Boyle, P. WinTerboTTom, W. Sfronks, R. Halsey, P. Edwards, D. Ucker, L. Woods, P. Clark, L. Haverf, M. Morris, E. Heath, M. Robinson. M. SmiTh, J. Coin, S. Wood, S. Jahn, J, O'Connell, J. Cosgrove, P. Sowaya, W. Waysmon, Fr. Gilligan, S.J., M. Gibson, A. Lizza, L. McGuire, M. McGlinn, J. Wilson, W. O'Connor, F, Samoniego. iv Q rw A The SancTuary SocieTy WWWOQQVSQQQWQ QI' WM Ql,G0Qf516Qb1h6e+ee,9'9Qi QWSTQTT A3 9 Q Q3 ,B ,R an og QQ Q fi' if DWQQTQQQOQOQQ, v fa 3 9 3 QQ A Q Q H H 2 .Q ef I in Q 9,3,'UQffQf 300120 Q an qs 9 Q EQ' ST, J' 5 Q wang W 'f Q sims Qsiwxaesva A .fa Q 95' 6ahn T 6:8-Sag ' 1 ..,, ii.-Q1 T' T. 1 A. Dominguez, R. Coldren, T. O'Connell, M, Kirchen, K. Brown, P. Pollock, F. Eberle G. Robinson, P. Zimmerman, T. Murphy, R. Crisell, J. O'Connell, P. Lee, D. Scully J. Lagano, M, Deasy, Br. McTigue, S.J. The SancTuory SocieTy sacrifices exTra sleep eacn morning To serve The 7:30 A.M. masses in Loyola's chapel. Performing The bulk of This greolT Task are The boarders under Mr. ShorT S.J., vvho mainTains The schedule while brushing up The servers' Technique, In addiTion, Br, McTigue, S.J. gives eager day stu- denTs a chance To parTicipaTe. Members geT up early Tor Sanc- Tuary Masses, some even help The scholasTics cluring The summer monThs. ln conTrasT vviTh more publicized sTuclenT acTiviTies, The SancTuary SocieTy receives no maTerial reward. Only Loyola High's priesTs, whose heavy burden is lighTeneol by iTs help, can realize The Tull exTenT of The SocieTy's conTribuTion. R. C, Froude, H. Manifold, R. Flynn, C. Correll, A. Jackson, W. Schmidf, B. O'Connor, J. WhiTe, C. Sharky, M. McGlinn, Mr. Short, SJ., W. Kitchens, P. Orr, J. McGlynn, C. Bryanf, R. Scnfwier, L. Werner, P. Sharkey, Y. Melanson, G. Taber, J, FiTzgerald, J, Ripple, P. -Ripple. The O'ConnelIs and Brother McTigue prepare for Mass. Communion Breakfast After Mass Breakfast at the Moulin Rouge A solemn moment N. Father and Son Father Rector distributes Holy Communion. Communion Breakfast With a genuine spirit of trust in God and in each other, over nine hundred Loyola fathers and sons made our annual Communion Breakfast, sponsored by the Dad's Club, a great success. First order of the day was Mass and Communion at Blessed Sacrament Church. Fr. J. O. O'Callaghan gave an inspirational sermon. Then came an excellent breakfast blended perfectly with fine entertainment at the Moulin Rouge, courtesy of Mr. Frank Sennes. Guest speakers were Fr. Pluskell, Rector of Loy- ola High School, and Mr. Mullen, President of the Dad's Club. Loyola's fine Christian spirit is a shining model of Catholic Action. Brushing aside the role of mere gal- lery Christians, Loyola's men have made a grand pro- fesion of faith. , .M x r ' g..,g,g r ' :.- K ' ng! ' , 3 f , K U , W., . 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Curfain call: a greaT performance by ScoTTish l?l Highlanders. ThaT's a sly one De Goes! BRIGADOON This year, Through The combined eTTorTs of Le Loewe, and Loyola, The sleepy Town of Brigadoon c To life once more. The play opens as Two hunTers, RosaTo and H. McNally, lose Themselves on The Scc moors. Suddenly They sTumble upon Brigadoon and new-Tound friends, Charlie and Fion IT. Reyes and Ackell, who lead Them To The local schoolmasTer Lundie DeGoes. The old ScoTchman soon clears up mysTery of Brigadoon as a kilTed chorus, accompan by pianisT A. Newman, sings Down on McConn Square. WiTh many a whirl of The plaid and Trill ci scoTch orchesTra, The casT, under The direcrion Mr. Gonsalves, S.J., and Mr. Gallas, S.J., pleased Tull houses. Loyola's presenTaTion of The Broadway Brigadoon resulTed in a smashing success. H.. XR Slage Crew: Mr. Gallas S.J., J. Wilfenburg, K. Sullivan, SmiTh, R. Vega. M Yh Thf nkh rhgr w,zf,fumwfMz,azce K xx 0 m 6 XE ln L Qin! 2 QQ A K., xx A ff J Z ,X F .- V ,Z f X zmwkfk I h yb dyh ppy Brigadoon Silver-toned Reese depiores the death of Harry Beaton McGrath. D. Ackle and grandpaw O'Brien discuss The price of wool . . . 32 P. Smith and D. Avery hope for a sale. Grimes peers from fhe darkness. .funn 61 .fame al fcufala Tony Reyes and Shriffin burn up The plywood with a Qcottish jig Q 0 yaa fc. , Q We i .-.QA i i K ' fhQ i Q zdaafqk :il 3' MQ K f-J 5 Avery To Shriffrin: Give him back that nickel, we're vanishing! in The background: Gorski disappears into jug. -un-119' 1, ,lv J 90 3 i 'W 'Q Q, si 3 in an J' '25 i W 3, WANM .3 'F' Axvv' 'N' -m 'i +i,fes, li if my w DN... .bmkt af , an qui 5, !s,, , S Speech Events !Wea4ufLinquf-la '4.. Speech, at Loyola, has always been a long-stand- ing institution, and this year's orators have certain- ly added another sturdy brick to the foundation, as evidenced by the Carrollton Club's tournament where Loyola placed six finalists: R. Huston, T. O'Brien, T. Woods, R, Marshall, D. Gargaro, and R. Shrum-and won the sweepstakes trophy by four hundred and fifty points! ln the Southern California Debate League Spring Open, R. Coldren, J. Torelli, and R. Shrurn vvon some rnore honors for cubville, and in the American Legion Speech Contest Randy Huston won a third place in state competition. Credit also must be given to the speech coaches, Mr. Matthevvson, S,J. and Mr. Buckenmeyer, S.J., without whose help success would have been irnpossilole. Randy Huston, Loyolci's speakster. IEI' T- -. if ' Carrolton Club Sweepstake winners: Standing: D. Wilson, D. Gorgaro, R. Marshall, J. Walker, J. Torelli, P. Lee, T. Orr, M. Kirchen, J. Mahoney. Kneeling: 35 T. Woods, R. Shrum, R. Huston, T. O'Brien. Frosh Elocution Contestants: S. Wood, W. Waysman, E. J. Cosgrove. Speaking is a tine art, one to be culti- vated. Loyola men, by participation in such events as the Sophomore and Freshmen Ora- torical contests, cultivate this art, and, in doing so, reveal hidden oratorical powers. From this good-natured competition, a pro- found influence otten results in a boy's lite. Also pictured here are scholars who have shown Themselves academically worthy of Scholarship awards. Loyolo is indebted to her mothers, The Henry Welch Guild, tor this generous reward. Orators Scholars Heath, C. Cappel, J. Letcher, Frosh Scholarship Winners: S, Mori, J. Molony, J. Letcher, E. Crommett, T. Moore, W. Whitaker. Absent, T. Bortelt. Sophomore Oratoricol Contestants: J. Thornton, R. Dedeaux, L Groener, M, Kirchen, B. Crisell, C. Hinemyer. C.S.F. Knowledge is The key To success, and many doors ot achievement will one day open Tor these members oT The California Scholarship Federation. Certainly, Loyola is reflected in The Tine education of its scholars. Since These stu- dents have distinguished Themselves and Their school academically during 1959, They have been deemed worthy of special recognition and honor. wa.. V Lucky California Scholarship winners! Back row: G. Gorski, C. Wallace, P. Klute, U. Strutinsky, R. Fedrick, P. Sharkey, B. Smith, J. McDonald, R. Houston, 2nd row: T. Orr, K. Ishida, C. Tucker, D. Avery, S. Wallace, T. Harf- nagle, J. Shinno, R. Kaclner, E. Schmall, lst ro. A. Kociencki, J. Walker, P. Sauer, J. Pagano, B. Lee, J, Zopelis, D, Wilson, L. Gill, J. Mahoney. Back Row: T. Thompson, T. Qnd Row: O. Anderson, M. Schwarz. lst F. Scott. 'Akai' .. .. aw- 'A was ' 'M f I N ffii- .1 ff.. . .,s.1.wco-M ,.'- T -.L ii- --ll , s - A .. 'Gny,, . ,L ., - .gf W ' TN I Cano, J. Maraz, G. Tamas, J. Christiansen, J. McCormick, R. Grady, D, Gubser, J. Torelli, T, Power, P. Twomey, J. Cronin, T. Woods, S Keese, M. Ewing, B. Morris, M. Slack, K, Meany, T. Borden, E. Smith, P. Ver Halen, M, Wood, A. Hartkoph, B. Russell, C. Burchell Moe, A. Schutz, B. Fay, B. Nelson, W. Kline, M. Deasy, J. Erbacher, R. Scibilia, D. Lawton, C. Galindo, J. Trudnowski, M. Morrell, W Smith, L. Shamey, N, McCarroIl, G. Robinson, T. Houston, E. Turner, P. Mann, J, Ebright, P. Lee, J. Thornton, E. Wertz, R. Wright, H Row: T. Waked, T. McGowan, M. McEvoy, V. Soohoo, P. Pollock, M. Kirchen, R. Hunt, E. O'Connor, B. Coldren, J. McGinTy L. Velasco, Fr. Sargent, SJ., T. Sirnond, L. Sork, R. Shrum, T. O'Connell, T. DeLeIlis, P. Sawaya, R. Cabral, D. Caine, J. O'NeilI, M. Barnett r l 1 Q i l z l Back Row: B. Lee, J. Walker, F. Gately, R. Coldren, P. Twomey, M, Wood. Second Row: H. Schwarz, G. Gorski, R. Huston, D. Avery, T. Woods, C. Ryan, C. Root, J. Mahoney, F. Scott. Front Row: Mr. Matthewson, S.J., J. Gaither, L. Gill, P. Sauer, D. Wilson, P. Klute, T. Orr, D. Justice. QSW6 sswlgkf ,il ' ', ', ysiil' f- 3 6' - .aqua my ' ev Swis s A E Mr. Mathevvson and J. Torelli prepare for a future contest. O'Connor, Shrurn, Wilson, and Mahoney draw lots. Upper Division Lower Division r. Mothewson, Shrum, this is plagiarism! Do you reolly ink you ron get owoy with it? O'Connor ond Torelli study desk conditions. G96 , A WIS ,gi 1 Yi ip . E mm: mil afar'-i f .gig ' t Q 'lim f iz. ' SWEE S IN AE Third Row: S. Mori, R. Kurihoro, F. Jackson, R. Crisell, G. Robinson, J. Torelli, A. Zold, N. McCorroll, M. Deosy. Second Row: P. Duffy, J. Groziono, J Thornton, D. Loughton, R, Wright, P. Lee, D. Bornes, B, Foy, W, Kline, C. Burchell, M. Kirchin, T. O'Connell. First Row: J. O'Connell, W. Wczysmon, J Moroz, M. Vomomoto, W. Oke, M. McGlinn, Mr. Mothewson, SJ, M. Robinson, E. O'Connor, L. McGuire, B. Shrum, J, Cosgrove, F. Somoniego, P Pollock. -ivan f s' -4 QQ.- J J fifg-3,7 F 3 03 I' CYS W ' -. T7 Sophomore-Freshman. J. Ripple, M. Orr, H. Monitold, F. Jackson, C. Correl M. McGlinn, C. Shorkey, J. Arroclte, C. Froude, B. White, B. O'Connor, T Donovan, B, Kitchens, R. Flynn, E. O'Connor, N. O'Neill, W. Schmidt, N Melonson, Fother Borry, S.J. . . .faqala'4 .facfgelut fnaae Fr. Borry looks over the field Senior-iunior boorolers: P. Ripple, J. Ccippel, R, Phelan, R. Sontwier, L. Werner, M. Shorkey, R. Cobr J. Fitzgerald, J, McGlynn, G. Tober, C. Bryont, P. Orr, A. Brdcci, D. Toth, Fr. Bc1rry,S.J. w Contact point with the outside world vi I x W fjwlxx I fg-Af, , . . '-F . -f 'ff'-X N , 4 1. twig , ,v l ' ' - ' , 'K I W ,ff Q: , 5 N K Y 2 w ' ' f 4 A ?f'i'iQ Ni Q gr v f is F 0 , 5? ,, . X an f A . A . ,,,,,s ' Q 1 ,., 4- ,v.Qx, 4' fg ',- X H 'QE' gi e . 1 '. 9 , 'v N ' ' ' S , sg I :Kwik Y A A 'I 91 s' H ik N ., X5 ,Q I il, ,fi pllfqfissf , X-A ,V :,:g Q1 , W 4..., 4 ,QI 3 . ' fl? A a. wtx Q' Q ' ' - ?,i.,.i t . its-Q Science Radw 47 'ET go. Ko 5.5- .Q-o T' ill! 'e Pc 30- Q1 'Rc ,,,- o :Q 'ID Km 'Q cnc cm Z-. 2'Q QI! .Dm 3 ! 'o -. 44h cl.. oo mn .32 in !-:r Q go: QQ .925 P3 an SQ 12 Tn Om 'U .Tl c 7'0- I5 OG c HK O. zs.. 'ua 02. -Q. -19 S K-5 '52 -5 F3 rn U,-. QD' C2 91:- W P. Heffernan, and Mr. STOUT, S.J., Moderoior. smqmwwdmdfww.. 1 NN W lf llllrrn-gk xl X Us I 1 el 'U ' RR x Q gifs xx i ' ' X PS2 - 5 ag X S ' 321 ff R. I Pg HQ E5 15' Q5 V9 qxmxfisgs 'ir r in Q' 2 r T- M: , X. -. Qllll N Mmmm 'wwmm clubmen T. Fcherfy, L. Shorney, T, Simondi, F. Wagner, V. Buyvid, ond moderator, Fr. S.J. Shumey gets ready to administer treatment as Wagner sings. Father winces or cz few lost Mr. Stout, SJ., moderator of the Chess-champs inspects a smooth move made by Loera. Interested on-lookers, Back Row: W. Anderson, V. Buyvid, F. Gayer, J. Steinbrecker, D. Welsh, H. Schwarz, T. Houston, J. Steinbrecker, Front Row: H. Manifold, F. Gayer, A. Loera, L. Boadt, E. Turner. Sitting: R. Cabral, C. Bryant, E. O'Connor, P. Sullivan, W. Schmidt. Glaamdula.. . HW-P ik. 8 .foloakll l V Loyolg Cuwnm' ' A Swv mm-A ' crm 6 ,dfx I Wig: 45 .-Q ' N1 I l 5 -1 ,A hs ,J N, i . , , , 1 moi? C Chess Club 4 ,li r . Taxis.: Mis Father Conneally, SJ., chats with his librarians, R. Dominguez, L. Sinclair, S, LaBash. Li bra ry FIRST ROW: Ifronr To backl S. McLaughlin, J. Prietfo, L. Gill, J. Goodwin, T. Madden, B. Irish, P. Russel, W. Cre B. Vandling, P. Kane. SECOND ROW: S. Gibboney, J, Payne, N. Grey, P. Saporito, E. DeGoes, S. Berrien, T. DeLeIli J. Siner, J. Maechling, J. Cronin, M. McDevitt. THIRD ROW: S. Clark, M. Winterbotforn, L. Tarnay, J. Bender, B. Jennisan, D. Doran, T. Harfnagel, C. McDonald, M. Rosato, L, Arnarillas. FOURTH ROW: R. Rhiel, Loscialpo. FI Smirh. SIXTH ROW: R. Marshall, M. Flynn, S. Shiffrin, T. Orr. SEVENTH ROW: A, Gonzalez, H. McNally, R. Hokans, R. F . v ,QQ , ,J 1 M. t .. k f' 1? 'Ext' L V EFL 1 . 4 ' - I ,f 4, 1 ,I .I ,. if A-av I 5, 3'-ml W ' yi, - , 'I ai E 5,: :',.31faQ,k f, A I - ' ' Tv MW 'df il W 1. , e f.. . J H X ' I . XG 'H i i, A . 1 - f f ' 3. i ., , may h 'E' yi' .... A I ' K J 'I X ,' -' . , . H rr 1 4' ' '.,f:iIys.f , . my wg, I X ,M-it ,, Il If .3 Q.. vier, T. Hall, J. McDona s, B. Holstein, C. Dougla Franklin, W. Slonery, FTH ROW: P. Savvaya, edrick. A f' U LoyoIa's cheerleaders: R. Villar, D. Michael, M. Ziegler, M. Winlerlsoifom, R, Oclfvoa. Absenf: S. Priverf. Right. Winrerbottom and Ziegler go into orbit. . i-f:vPi? ?3M +41 ,fi- xf' Z'-1 Ll. S.J., gets on enthusiastic welcome by artist Houston, Werner, ond Vegci pulls into harbor. 31 PWWKK J' 1 Do vve have tolent?! Artist Melendez, guiding wheel Ochoci, ccisucl Ziegler, ond cinother point brush of the pep club, Lo Bouff. P p Club 1'-'2 up and -all' M, Ziegler, W, Heinen, T. Holi, M. McDevitt, M. Gonzalez, T. Houston, J, Sitter. Kneeling: A. Losciolpo, R. Ochoo, B. Holstein, M. Winterbottom, J. - w, 4' ,aa 4 Q 5 Q, fy Q if f K K Q Yqgbm FW JA' , .smpwd 5 1... L., Staff www umm fm Me ,fem 1952 - - 'I959 The El Camino staff at work, Russell eyes moonik. Artist Schwarz pens a pal as Coldren kabitzis l??l More than any other campus activity, the staff of e El Camino is the special instrument ot the student dy. For its whole purpose is to provide tellow stu- nts with a full account ot the year's developments- und together and ettectively presented. In hundreds pictures and sporting copy, the El Camino answers e questions, 'lWhat did you, the students, do this ar? Much credit is due Mr. Breault, SJ., moderator, fael Vega, editor, and B. Russell, co-editor, tor their pert guidance. M. Ziegler T. Lynch, J. Leaver are tal- ted, eager writers whose handiwork is enriched and ught to lite bythe art and photography ot H. Schwarz, ed by W. Zigrang. Putting out the annual is not a one-man attair. Ra- er it is a task requiring the concentrated ettorts ot many nerous workers. Surely, their time and thought, talk d toil should receive everyone's hearty thanks. J S. Privett, R. Flynn, G, Taber, M. Ziegler, D, Moore, R, Vega leclitorl, R. Doll, M, Waters, T. Lynch, B. Russell lco-editorl, H. Schwarz, T. Murphy, B. Coldren. Absent: M. Deasy, J. Leaver. . WM- ' Q 4 Rs., ff Moderator Mr. Breault, S.J., R. Vega, and photographer D. Day: What do you think Vega, shall we make iO0,000 extra copies to send to Panama? f , . . ., 2 -. . ,Q ft . W ' M . . .. 5 Standing. B. Coldren, L. Sorlc, D. Caine, D. Welsh, T. O'Brien, W. Anderson, R. Huston, T. Huston, S. Privett, H. Schwartz, J. DuRoss, I' Germonn, S.J., R. Flynn, G. Tober, P. Sauer, K. Sullivan, H. McNally, L. Gill, R. Rush, B. Lee, T. Rousch, S. Rogers, P. Ripple, He-oth, K. lshiclo, M. Dobbs, T. Orr. Kneeling, R. Scibilio, D. Sork, D. Wilson, A. Wright, T, Bortelt, W. Zigrong, P. Gorrison, Sowoya, M. Morrell, R. Vega. L . ll... Sf l-. . f Il! kk. 1. T Sli' u at I N . J' . A , 3 it 2 :sf ai . . . . ond Loycxlist men work together! Wilson ond friends work up ideas . . . 1-11-11 The production staff amidst pictures, typewriters, glue, paper and people ie Editors of the Loyalist look casually at the camera in the hot California sun fjakzfuaai, afzficfei, cfoiiqnd, - 7!1eFzwi4e1aoa4 1959 saw a new and improved Loyalist. Comprehensive, it streamlined, its six editions afford a colorful insight into 'ery facet of campus life. Mr. Germann, S..l., in his first year moderator, and Steve Privett, editor-in-chief, have welded vast reservoir of human talents into a dynamic news staff. Of urse, articles must be assigned, written, and rewritten, Such sks are carried off smoothly by Bill Ross and Tom Rausch, to ume iust a few people. Horace McNally covers sports, while 'ely pictures by Loyola's ace photographers combine with Tom Duston's distinctive artistry to add a dash of fun and color. keeping with llte fOl'WClVCl look, the DSW fOVI'T1CJl l'tClS included The happy photographers ofthe Loyalist land El Caminol staff. question box and letters to the editor. gf jlzkl? YQ A few of the many hands that put out the newspaper. McNally grins, Taber flashes, Houston droops. :QE nz, ,ff 5 5 i ,Mae Ag P G F K, E 4. X Z ! QA , .YJ E 'AH 9 , 3 I I M My Xa iff P w 3 I L ov on. A 's if 'xv- .063 .Aa 21. ngg: an In 9, DE aff fnlcniq 4, mg A! F 3,l?',Q A in S-in 1 'fm In J' mb rv Q09 JE 94 13 ea 3 ' 7 -. f,,1f ar A 3 8 ? Q, .-.. 4 .1 . . W3 A 'K fitufbtii , . 4 YW ' :SCARD STUNTS ja 'Q 'Q Sophs pour os Seniors win Intromurol crown. Spirit and I11Ol'B. . . 1. ,.,1 Wu' fi- nf LoYoi.As GIFTS TO TH I Strike up The bond! I I EPO E,-A gggf-A 1' so 'f .N ,, I 1 . ,, ,- ,V'k H ,W VV,k I- Q, Q XX , . I Lbsciolpo plays OT Spookis Woke Loyolo shows spirit of Giving of Christmas Time. Molina 24 Hey! Where's Privetf? pirit Vice President, Por Excellence, Ralph Ochoo Why The hcl, Sonlwier? The Loyola food drive for The poor F i u I A fa N , ' XZ , ef -,Mg xv. wg. - V .. Football ,, Mi F! tn e new power in The Catholic League - Loyola Higlfs varsity squad! Pius men pile on raging RosaTo as he plunges over for TD Loyola makes a comeback! FOOTBALL Loyola's T959 gridders fooled all The experTs. A unanimous choice for The cellar, They lacked size, depfh, and experience, indeed, They sTarTed The season wiTh nofhing but Team spirif and careful organizaTion. BuT The propheTs of doom were seen sing- ing cz differenT Tune, for Loyola sTormed Through The always-Tough CaTholic League To a shocking 2nd place finish. lf Took a lone seTloack aT The hands of inspired Carmel To deny Loyola The championship. Lew STueck, Cub's new menTor, broughf The single wing To Loyola. And Thanks To All-CaTholic and All-C.l.F. Bob SmiTh, The new sysTem worked. Bob, Team spark plug, rolled up T451 ToTal yards from The Tailback spoT. ln addifion, All-CaTholic end Mc- mz Qmne: fayala mm nw .zo - 1.2 Hof-dog McDeviTT snags TD pass while Maechling and Fedrick grandsfand f IL 5 o 'J -X cc, so J ' jx? , so 4 DeviTT's circus cafches and Nl, RosaTo's fullback plunges and SlaTTery's ball refurns Turned many a firsT half sefback info sTun- ning vicTory. Of course, one musf noT forgef All-Cafholic Tim Orr, Team capTain and anchor man of The Cubs' rock-ribbed defense - one of The Toughesf men in The C.L: These and many oThers foughT Their way To vicTory by sheer will To win and a greaT spiriT worThy of Loyola's besT TradiTions. Clark meefs Tough Serra opposiTion head-on ! 7!aen!:a4p,awmahecfeeef.L'o4fola0,fS'awa All Catholic Smifh grins and bears iT. Rosafo and Cronin look for -1 ig 3 5 , .A-4. fmt 1'15.Q.::i- A 1'1 - ,zz 1 9-lk X ' x 1 J.. 1 , , ' KA v.,-, ' GEL A Q5 Balham! wma, .25 - 1.2, McDevitt does the Scottish iig on the Cathedral TD line. mwaae faqalaaiujtimta .i ... i 1. if . Sophomores take over: Huber tackles a Spook, Daly moves in, All Catholic Orr lumps for ioy. Loyola students hang the spooks in an- ticipation. Pep-Clubber Moss reaches for his matches l?J 9 XJ XL, ewwzpm-mf,Le fm W , Me I3-7 la Sig 1 4: Vigo pouts, Moliere shouts, the baby doubts, there goes the game! emmwzfwsmz .zm1,1.mMzf,ee.f. On Tamay's snap, the Loyola team steam-rollers the awed Saints. '34-i S I fin 9 lst Place C L Champs 53 54 55 TOP ROW: Mr. DiMuro lcoctchl, P, Beol, C. Wore, M. Kelly, J. Bowler, L, Adams, E. Ostley, M. Orr, H, Fuchs, S. Thompson, R. Roglcmd, W. Hugo, J. Tillis, Mr. J. Flynn, S.J. SECOND ROW: H, Sox, W. Denton, F. Sullivon, L. Pene, B. Greco, H. Gory, A. LoFrono, B. Nelson, J. Green, C. Burchell, D. Smith, R. Shoeffer. BOTTOM ROW: G. Robinson, R. Flynn, J. Freeman, B. Desmond, B. Crisell, B. Brown, M. McNeill, T. Power, M. Chevolier, T. Cor- fogno, S. Hokczns. - J ' . - ' ' if 1 A ' '- ,, . ik ,, Fw' T if .,- 'Ii' 2 Q-A ' H :FTS . R ' B ' za ' 'M 4' Wf Fn43 if P' ' AL J i' 1.1 1 - 'A -' Zif f 2.54. .21 . . 5 V H . A . ..mL. , . , . y A .A , Wo re runs interference for ball-co rruer McNeal ' 4 ' . rrrf f r H . fel H QW I . f k z.:-l f V. A l 'lilly Q-l' Ztft- ' rl, 'H' ' '12, , , ' gh' A v - ' . 'if ' ' Elk, J. . V S J.V. Cinemoscope-the Catholic Leogue Chomps! 0 0 O B6 55. 3, K V f V' sf, . La ..hx, ' TPM - ms:-xii? f w wx, . . . S Tom Temper hurls pigskin into orbit. Sawaya and Heath ioin forces to bring Loyola another victory. Heaton and Winterbottom look on. +748 qmm qw- Q01 ll ui' TOP: Fr. Duggan, S,J., S. Suzuki, P. Edwards, R. Sullivan, K. Balch, M. Hecht, M. Yamamoto, E. Heath, S. Heaton, T. Tepper, J. Betz, J. Write, W Patton, G. Ritzo, P. Horgan, D. O'Malley, S. Hoffman, M. Robinson, Mr. Germann, S.J. MIDDLE: T. Reese lMgr.l, W. Brunick, M, Smith, S. Jahn, E Drabinski, A. Marinke, R. Halsey, D. Clark, C. Cappel, S. Quesenbury, H. Wilson, M. Morris, J. LaBrucherie, J. Stupy, D. Mani, L. Woods lMgr.l. BOTTOM D. Spiller, P. Sawaya, L. Havert, D. Phillips, T. Bruce, J. Wilson, J. Byrne, J. Hall, J, Lagano, T. Sweeny, C. Colasimo, K. Luce, L. LaFond, R. Mitooka Ra-nv Jw 4 Ti as ' , Q 3 Iggy..-H . v Q 5 1-qw 4 .. Q .Q I fnfm- 1.-w,g,,..r1sa-v.,Q,.,.. 2 . ,Q .V , ap ., 'M HM , ., -' 4' . W M uF,,,..,,,r . A x y X KX WL X A 49, v , Q V ., A pci 4-ak Q . vi , - , W .. V n S - v M N as R. ,gm ., JM W V , Lg, ... . V A I H M - It K ..-, 1 V, 4, W .mg , .. 4 qw' 4-'U Q, SW- N -- M - M at K A 4 M K M W QM k ia'4pf2 aw.:H A f 4, ,.. 1 N 1 ga-f-.1 PM -I. Q M. wb' F :B , .wr 1 3 .. Hay, M- in ,,ff ff 1f ii'? E ff if A 1 was H.-r -up ir 'Z Var i W Nl. A 'W-H-Q N 1, at f at 'hm 'W I 5 - 1, M -- f W 1 , Q, W A . 1 ' .y,:'i.4. , I . .. ' . m , ,Ay 1 0-as A A J Qinzfwyh 6 ,V tr fn.. fl, M Q., Yi 1.39. V , . 1 Q, 1' , 53 VL 'N q.lm,,. -QL . 1.0 . j., . ' ,Z x Q w V- Cii , .. V' , . ,, , v ,gm M M , K - In I 1 A .. . , , -1 M ,.,,, an A 4,3 3- M ,1 nj.. K M , mm, ,aw WM- vw, Intramural 'ff ,.f'I.r: aff? f, ff- .- H, : f W , 14 V,., ,,,k ' 4 Sarno plots Strategy for 3C champs Greeks, Soph champs, Arrache, Russel, Tamats, und Stone 2 I ' 4 l , f I A I I .,.. K ' j V. - -W, ,M lf ,AW-f, 3, 'sig 2,51 , qffiw A ?' K -9' A scramble for a high pass School playoffs, Seniors Victorioiilt Coache ,,, Mw- K ,K ,I ,. sq -- A 3' W ' .ff -. . .Nr K 1 J Line coach, Mr. D. Birren with the Head coach, Mr. Stueck and the JV head coach, Mr. M. DiMuro, ' -:fur J' . . A J Father Shepherd, grand old man of athletics discusses Loyola's great football season i Mr. J. Flynn, S.J., JV line coach, sets up the plays that beats 'em all! Jesuit Faculty coaches: Mr. Germann, S.J., Asst. Cee coach Father Duggan, S.J,, head Cee coach, Mr. Flynn, S.J., Asst JV coach. Lx, Q irxh ' ' a -E I Basketball XMB 1 .ur- ....sdl '- fm ' L. A fense moment for Q rv Qi V? W5 f?Yif?3 3 if f A SA Ill, 34 3 1 3 X 2 fp ungf 1 x E. if Q , 51 fl' , 'Tl 01 X4 .4 2 b 4 'u ..,1 . . '12 A . fm: E A 1 EK' 6 '-fo ..-H' Q as l MJ' 7:- 1 4414 fd' , N' Q, 4,4 44' gi! no V -dw , , --9 5 ' 1: wg Kcme rea Y WL. H-es 5 K 5' 1-Ji fi 'i luq,, 4, H , Vw F? 'F V a X 'fp S S Nd! ,Ng ggi I AM. Yvvi. M 1 if 5 ,Q it fix f as 3 , 31, , gg J' 5 fa 5' A. Gad, M. Ewing, F. Boccaio, D. McCloskey, M, Jackson, J. Ward, F. Aldrian, D. Burke, J. Ebrighf, Coach J. Ammond. Front Row: Mngr. J. Merger, R. McKay, R. Keese, B. Morris, J. Peterson, D. Gubser, J. Maufino, M. McNeil. B, Boyle, W. Kitchens, M. Moon, J. Breslin, Mr. Cooney, S.J. Coach, E. Walsh, J. Trudnowski, G. Tamas, M. Morrell, D. Walters, W. Larsen, J. Arn, V. Ronca. Mr. Gilpafric, S.J., Coach, M. Morris, J. Wiechman, J. Schuck, L. Adams, L. Haverf. 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Russo surveys the diamond N 1 i f P Kone leons To port side. A L,-fi The Edi1or of fhe Ei Camino, The Editor of The Loycxlist, ond friends, look of G V champion feom. Eh A N eeei E : uw i ' ,,,: -:ff sf- af? ff. yy Q , ,. M y YW 7, r , 'ig wx JI Rt u f' li Keep your eyes on the Game, God. f W ' f ' Qi ii , if if ,gy Nl 0 I- LZ ' 1 . , t A 9, I , 'xv . If i 5fi 'f' wif? 4 Af ,, ff - I ' ' :I A Q , A- 1 1, li X egg A - 'N-2-hz ,f , 1 f ' 'il 2 y ' 5 ,iii 25. ' ff SY '- ' ' ' . lim -iv: 5, W ' 1 , ' 1 ieii g ri L, :V Ki 513 N i, 5:1 5 1 y v' .3-t-L ...fe M ffvgfh-,f,f1fi? s f ,,1 . ig ,ig A fi. 3a.:5,,g.4'i.'i-5753 i ' 5'-a fm- w A' ,, K ., , ,,.,.'3 - -t k , , fgc':w?E.f' lu 'T , I fi' ,, 'if if?w9 'W '1i 44? '4 yi ww f- , W 2:6 J Q' 1, A ,Nl J ,L , 'Ili-, 'Aw li, I I , -iii., .5 , s-HA as-'.A ., , , if 35, i fi Lv ' ' 5 f ' fl i f- .2 i, - ? , 4Q,io-' ' ' ' he if s v ':'j '+Z1 .-wtligip 2 , 5, , --1 af' 5. ' f 'sfsaig h Qs?-522' ,H 'Q 1 'f,'g'gwa.'4' ' K , gf W, -v-I , - Vg. . A if, fi- f if w w Q,-f f gi ii fi 1 A I kv K 7 -K .Tri - . VT ,I-xg .sd 1, my y ,Q M A i f 1115, ' 1 - ff ' 'L.M'A 'I ww-ff ' 3:-rf ' -W f . Y' V .-u. , if. -Q. .f ,,,. divx- A . . ,. . f .-, , 'x N K H J., ' bv msfqf 'J' , MF H' - 1 V X: 1 , The Cop'n yells o command, B. Kruer rounds Third for home. Va rsit A..a .! . .a., . ,,h N 0 xxgfw af lst Place C L Champs . . .W-.., , Steeerike Batter-up Brogan smashes that horse-hide. It's a high one-watch your heads! .Q C 4 M...- i,,,-ff V xi Standing: J. McCormick, D. Walters, M. Morris, B. Nelson, W. Kitchens, M. Kidd, B. Boyle, M. Robison, E. Heath, R. Sancleen, J Flynn, S.J., Coach. Kneeling: L. Woods, B. Grady, B. McKay, C. Hall, T. Brogan, D. Gubser, L. Penny, R. Dedeaux, C. Cappel Sitting. L. Adams, E. Walsh, Tom Tepper, F. Groszkruger, J. Malloy, W. Swartz, M. Moon, W. Waysman, 5 ...Q iffi ETL ! I 'l.lU. l - 'H P..i .,,Nuw yy, .L . 1 Y 4 Track M ,, I , , .E x 'K + viii' , Q H If , K -iii'--ix ., ,. 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X ,Ag , 1:-...Wfx , r fk ,, f' f Fw 2 , Q 'wir-.ff K . ., . 2, ,K . ., I I 7 ,, HW 0 Qu Q 85 Mandekic to Marshall and oft for a first. r L l Rodman, Winterbottom, and Hall eye those fences just ahead of them Marxmiller hurls himself over the bar into the sawdust pit. J. Lucente shows classic championship form. Lee grimaces, grabbing a first. McGrath is in close pursuit. Back Row: W. Ricciardi, M. Ray, T. Hall, T. Harlnagel, J. Cappel, W. Donnelly. Second Row: Fr, Duggan, S.J., L. Bachleder, D. McGrath E. Schmahl, C. Wallace, T. Mandekic, R. Fredrick, Mr. Valenti. Third Row: P. Rodman, R. Ochoa, P. Sauer, B, Lee, T. Gamboa, G Riviera. Fourth Row: R, Heim, G. Marxmiller, R. Marshall, J. PrieTTo, V. Desmond, M. Winferbottom. . .fi A Winterbotfom obliging. Coach Valenfi eyes the High Jump. Standing: W. Gladney, L, Adams, E, Outwater, A, Zold, P, Fitzpatrick, H. Wilson, R. Feliciello, D. Clark, N. Fisher, F. Jackson, K. Barr, M. Antoci, R. Hellman, W. Oke, L. DuFauchard. Kneeling: P. Winterbottom, R. Scuderi, P. Duffy, G. Ritzo, T. Minehan, J. McLaughlin, M. Yamamoto, N. Schneider, R. Mulhaupt. Back Row: R. Shaffer, C Tansey, R. Hunt. Secor Row: R, Leedy, O. Moe, C Arnerich, J. Schnaider, Martin. Front Row: Crisell, J, LaBrucherie, 1 Scott, E. Roocl, D. Mi pagel, J. Jordan. Back Row: J, Cronin, J. O'Neil, J. Foley, T. Matthews, D. Rubly, T. Tami. Second Row: J. Du Ross, K, Meaney, J. Bent G. Taber, G. Tapia. Front Row: P. Hirning, J. Lucente, P. Orr, W. Balrry, R. Kronague. . . . -. wc, Fr. Sargent, S,J., chars with gold medalisfs R. Hunt, R. Hessler, P. Heim, gold medalists in the All-Catholic meet This year's cross-country Team, under the ex pert coaching of Fr. Sargent S.J., really showed its stuff in Catholic League competition, The varsity ending up Third place in The league. Under captain R. l-lessler, gold medalists P. Helm and R. Hunt really sparked. The Jay-vees, led by sophomore T. Scott, did exceptionally well capturing first-place in The all-Catholic meet, while the Cee team, having had a good year, gave promise of an excellent future with Two upcoming freshmen, A. Zold and A. Post. With many lettermen returning, we look forward to a great cross-country team next year. Top Row: T, Palmer, H. McNally, J. DuRoss, J. Cappel, R. Hunt, A. Bracci. 2nd Row: P. Heim, A. Francis, R. Hessler lCapt,l, R. Orfalea, J. O'NeilI, P, Hirning, T. Hartnagel, Fr. Sargent, S.J., Coach. 3rd Row. J. Roth, S. McLaughlin, B. Lee, T. Gamboa, E, Smith, T. Scott, P. Monaco, A. Zold. 4th Row: R. Scuderi, K. Barr, E, O'Connor, A. Post, J. Reinbold, D. Hessler, B. Comeau. ABSENT. G. Taber. 89 C ..., if Beautiful dive by R. Dietterle. Coach Quinlan gives instructions to his swimmers, Loyola's Tin-men completed The year with nine wins, and one loss. Quite an impressive record for '59! The high-light of The season came when The Cubs d-unked The Crusaders in Their own pool! Under The expert coaching of Mr. Bill Quinlan and The leadership of Captain Ben Franklin, The Cubs powered a fifth place in The C.l.F. All State breast-stroke relay. Outstanding performers for The varsity This year were Franklin in The lO0 yd. breast stroke, Flynn and Ganger in The T00 yd. back, Foss in The 100 yd. butterfly, O'Connor and Ronay in The 100 yd. Tree, Hoveland, Smith and Sullivan in The 50 yd. tree, and Wood in The 200 yd. Tree style. With such swim greats as Wittenburg, Fuchs, Powers, Callahan, and Wagner, aided by The hard working diving Team of Saporito, Ditterle, Sharkey and Santwier, many of The meets were won and salted away in The Loyola High victory bag! SWIMMING RECORDS FOR '59 200 yd. Breast stroke relay, 5th in C.l.F. ltime: 2:l6:9l ....Wn'1. O'Connor, C. Foss, H. Fuchs, B. Franklin. 200 yd. Free style l2:l4:6l .............. B. Franklin. T00 yd. Butterfly ll:O4:7l .................. C. Foss. 200 yd. Free style relay ll:44:5l ...... Sullivan, Smith, C. Hoveland,Wm. O'Connor. 200 yd. Medley relay ll:55:3l .... M. Flynn, B. Frank- lin, C. Foss, Wm. O'Connor. 400 yd. Free style l4:59:2l .. M. Wood. Flynn, M. Prietto, E, O'Connor, E. Crommett, M. Smith. Sitting: T. Ward, A. Castanares, C. Ferraro, J. McGlynn, C. Correll, D, Sork, L. McEvoy, J. Murietta, T. Sweeney. 55? . 5... 54 - F Varsity Champs: R. Dieiterle, P, Saporifo, C. Foss, R. Ganger, M. Wood, C.. Hovland, R. Powers, Capt. B. Franklin, W. O'Connor, J. Wiffenburg. B, Franklin slithers out of pool. Mr. Quinlan, CHAMP-MAKER, shows Hovland some swim- ming techniques. M. Wood: Make for the lifefboais boys, l'll spear-head the aiiackl 35 - .ef 2' -' . I a... flz d ,vkfig 'E' 'iw V i--M ilk .iff fir, i . L'W..fl. .Airway .ill-' , 6, . . , if f , 3 X ii . 24 -,iljif ' 2, 13 'l' Kg .fstffllligggslililli fl' vw? if lv 'ir' lf' S li. . wi init rm igzmiiitg friiiifm w News 'Y ge., - L ix , 'ii si ll' .Y 'li Wflfabiilt-inf ti? WiM3lt wiiggfiff '- 'le iii zkrf?Qgli,i7'?g'J ,iqi -.:m,i,f1:fm W . ww' ' it .,:f jeff, ' ii .i r 'f'i,QitQ'f,'7?., ig-aff Standing: W. Anthony, M. Robinson, W. Duggan, E. O'Connor, D. lrish, C. Blacles, C. Froude, J. Cosgrove, Mr. Short, S.J.,,Kneeling: R. Wagner, D. Butler. Mr. Short, SJ., tactfully talks tennis. As the i959 El Camino goes to press, Loyola's tennis Team, coached by Mr. Short, S.J., begins its regular win- ning season. All indications point to another gold cup- anol, possibly, the CIF championship. Returning rac- queteers: Michel, Dunne, Gill, Shinno, Grey, Liataud, Gar- garo, Peters, Breen and Carr, have consistently leol the team to victory during the pre-season games. At this printing the Cubs have a 9-l record. Without a doubt, when the students of Loyola read the 1959 El Camino. they will see another set of CL Champs. . K, Gill-What's this for?-Grey, Liataud, Azzolina, and Mr. Short dumfounded. ..., A T, Michel winds up, Gargaro watches. gqes' '-f' if 3-'ir x. 26 f', L ffiiff W 4 7?, E M ee ig? x w wfsefen ew f .J e , Mx s MS? 'I ,Um fl? If JE' 4' Q A Y.. v if Q. ,hu U aswell! 'W l ,Q '0ll'.:s!::Egl Wa v rms 32. Mu! ill 5 .555-' -'r I 'f-fl!-'ls 232:21 4 W Ulllll illillf lllzt vt? 4 M 3' 4? fl- 6 va 1 ,, 1- fe e iszzszzs - za J 524' ' . t . f,2f'ft ., 2p-gh. , V K h wnnniiuq gt .'fv:w'zfgi,:.'g . ' Q ,' ' we K f 5 A , I ll!! isllllanltanzx lglgillllilllil lllllflm-atm! wa , Ye wr 1 nl::::! M'f '::fg3ff,v fa neu derofor. , - M, Shorf, S.J,, M0 W I Y T Curr H. Breen, R. Azzolmo, L. Gull, I' se, - ' ' hel M, Peters, D- Gm N4 Grey, D' MK: ' T. Liutcxud, DA Gcrgmo' xQvi 'xW wx 0 Rx xi X XX X . ' Y X 'ifQ'5Sf12?fbxi?3?515N'b?14 . A lb iazgqxxi: A4 Gt: HR 0 93 K 1 X ki' ls my c F S af N Loyola on parade. 4132! we ,pt f .ah W, li a r ' 3,4 y ' During The year l959, Loyola, as i years pasT, measured up To The grec expecTaTions of her new R.O.T.C. Con mander, Maior Blume of The UniT STaTes Army. The Reserve Officers Tran ing Corps fulfills an irnporTanT funcTio aT Loyola, for iT prepares CadeTs, fuTui officers, for The Armed Services. Besides basic insTrucTions in field rnc neuvers and The care of fire-arms, a can fully chosen sTaff of Army insTrucTo Trains Caders To reacT quickly and inTeIl genTly To problems of modern warfar CadeTs, upon graduaTion, are famili wiTh map-reading, The care and upkeg of The M-1 rifle, and basic drill TacTics. OuTsTanding CadeTs are appoinTed o ficers in order To develop a sTrong sen of leadership - a qualiTy much in nel in The presenT day world. -z Fm Eyes forward, Greco! N , Q A 1 K 'L if ' mfg ' S, 3 if ,, H, , A. ig ,. 47, .. .. 'WA xv ,, V 1 ,gwig K ups, Tiff iis, xii ,,,, , ' i All right, fine! Father McFadden, S.J., Vice-Principal of Loyola. Dress Parade on the Loyola campus. 2 ROTC officers MacDonald, Schultz, ond Quigley inspect the troops. Company B passes in review. Major Blume and Father McFadden inspect the officers. Officers of the ROTC: Standing: J. Wittenberg, J. Evers, C. Engelhard, H. McNally, S. Berrien, D. Hill, P. Davis, C. Crosby, B. Kruer. Sitting: M. Peters, R. Shultz, R. Quigley, M. Winterbottom, J. MacDonald, G. Wooten, R. Irish, J. DuRoss, A. Dunne. 95 Rifle Team J. O'l-leron, R. Cramer, T. Trible, R. ShulTz, R. HillseTh. H . ff H . c , .. Z .. ir Ia' . . Once again This year, as in The pasT, one of The ouT- sTanding acTivITies on campus is The rifle Teamg Under The ceaseless eTTorTs of Major Blume, U.S.A., and SergeanT Schandra, U.S.A., The Team aTTained a degree of excellence. Alfhough Unable To pracTice for long periods, Loyola's TinesT managed To place Twelve men in The SixTh Army maTches. This compeTiTion involved riflemen from several vvesfern sTaTes. OTher highlighTs oT1The year included 'maTches vviTh ROTC uniTs from local schools. The sharpshooTers kepT up The Loyola TradiTion as They gave a good accoUnT of Them- selves in all matches. T. T y T J T' R. Dorriinguez, J. McGinTy,1R. DumonT, W. Skully, D. Davis, D. Pascua, V C. Moriah, D. Vasquez. 3 I T- 1 -wesf,:gsfw1 fef::mmwwf fs,-f T ,slr-L -'Q' , 1 ' . . I Vx L 7352 ' ' H - - . , . .... ...,,, ..gV.. . . J - f 510,-,er Oims for 0 bUll5.eye, SgT. Schanclra demonsTraTes The correcT firing posiTion. Band x...,N .. A. Dunne, D. Hahling, and Mai. Hirning ready for a parade. Patiently directed by Maior Hirning, U.S.A., and Mr. Gon- salves, S.J., Loyola's famed band infuses spirit into a multi- tude of school activities. Its fine harmonic arrangements bring Loyola many honors in concert halls. In addition, its rousing beat gives our sportsmen that needed lift to try just a little harder in athletic competition. The DOVIOJ also TYOHS- forms an otherwise dull rally into a gigantic display of spirit and unity. However, the band's true worth is perhaps most evident in the martial air it gives the R.O.T.C. unit, indeed, it makes the difference between a good unit and a great one. Thus, you can appreciate the value of the many long practice hours spent in the pursuit of musical perfection. The result is surely worth the effort. All right men, fall in. 'Q' l 5 I +0l'A'59 .Q Y Q 4?0'rC, Back Row: R. Schmidt, D. Johansen, D. Sullivan, J, O'Heron, R. Dumont, M. Robison, J. Evers, C. Correll, Second Row: M, Gonzales, M Smith, C. Reher, S. Risdon, K. Barr, P. Beale, A. Dunne, G. Smith, M, Dillan, W. Waysman. Third Row: T. Tepper, D. Smith, J, Moreno, C. H Rehm, T. Daley, C. Sullivan, R. Hayes, M. Cazares, D. Clark, D. Ucker, D. Hahling, Mai. Hirning. Front Row: A, Barrena, T. Liataud, R. Kerswell A. Peluso, T. Connelly, R. Sarno, Mr. M. Gonzalves, S.J., J. Duckett, J. Letcher, P. Hirning, R, Gannon. 1 U Ati ,am ,. 1 Q ' if ,ni ,' Q , ' A r nv 5 i 'ff ,W Lien .M -nk if J Y x., Y ,N 1 P, .nr -f EV Qi ,,. il L, 25 A .. fig? ...N 'WE' ,,-Wh is ibm 1959: ,4 gm eww ww, ww sw Gf 71,6 exam . H ..,,, NAA..-v..A'! Vawswtm I ', , :': L- f--- ESP ,-..... . y W-.,.a,. ff , W Q, . i K . 'JT f, , . f - . Q ' hir' 'mf Ei ? QR Mx' ww-.3 ,i . 4, is X E- Q as-gig G if wanna pi XX N-nl if X SEHGUL Juniors R. Russo lSgT. at Armsl, P. Sowoyo lPres.l, J. Muechling lSec.l, T. Molhews lTrecxs.1. Absenf, S. Priyelf lVice Pres.l. Class Frosh S., Suzuki lVice Pres..l, Moore, lSgf. of Arms, P. Sovlfoyo lVice Pres.l, K. Mc- Carthy lTreos.l, C. Wore, lPres.l. Soph G. Tomas lPres.l, Grady lTreos.l, B. Cu ell lVice-Pres.J, M. A Neil, lSec.l, R. Flynn, IS of Armsl. Officers TO'P ROW: J. Tillis, C. Adams, L. Springwell, B. Rodgers, E. Outwater, M. Noon, E. Ostly, C. Morton, L. Raggetr, B. Boyle, D. Jones THIRD ROW: J. Ripple, L. Havert, A. Zold, F. Nunez, C. Clifford, W. Cunningham, M. Ryan, R. Maurer, D. Walters, L. LaFond Fisher, J. Portillo. BOTTOM ROW: T. Maeder, R. Sullivan, F. McClean, J. Scalpone, S. Wood, R. Kushi, J. Cain, J. DuRoss, N. Puff, J. White. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roach, S.J., R. Avila, G. Williams, D. Haliscky, L. Segueria, S. Donnelly, P. Horgan, K. Balch, W. Gladney, N. S 4ao4fnuiewfoqala. TOP ROW: P. Fitzpatrick, L. Adams, P. Gooch, A. Varnauskas, W. Comeau, E. Drobinski, T. delAmo, W. Stronks, J. Pontalone M. White. THIRD ROW: D. Karle, V. Hayes, J. Braudlin, J. Hall, A. Post, P. Winterbottom, J. Shield, G. Maidment, D. Irish, C. Cappel. SECOND ROW: Fr. Shenk, S.J., J. Murrieta, R. Mulhoupr, H. Willson, J. Moore, M. Minchella, P. Ryan, M. McManus, T Ward, S. Scanlan, W. Larson. BOTTOM ROW: J. O'Connell, W. Zigrang, B. Rose, P. Baker, C. McCumber, S. Suzuki, C. Neugebauer R. Puff, C. Ritzo, R. Rahl. Absent: F. Eberle. 1 TOP ROW: A. Dramou, J. Carrnody, T. Brogan, J. Weichman, A. Marinke, M. Morris, F. Kellen, C. Ware, W, Kitchens. THIRD ROW: M. Robinson, W. Palfon, M. Smifh, F. Samaniego, N. Schneider, W. Murrow, A. Zimbaldi, J. Roth, T. Sweeney. SECOND ROW: Fr. Pallas, S.J., S. Quesenberry, T. Minehan, T. Reese, E. McDonald, D. Fricke, J. Graziano, C, Colosimo, E. HeaTh, L. Pozzo, J. Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: M. McGlinn, W. Antony, M. Eberle, P. delVaIle, J. Srrum, M. Hall, D. McGauhey, S. John, P. Moore, E. O'Conner, L. Lasrra. aulffzwicfedwacenlleafei.. TOP ROW: J. Callanan, P. Ramirez, B. O'Connor, S. Pingel, J. Kirsch, J. Schuck, L. Neglia, T. Moore, P. Edwards, J. Betz. THIRD ROW: R. Lowe, J. Rodali, D. Williams, V. Ronca, Halsey, J. Reinhold, F. Gayer, J. Antol, G. Derus. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stouf, S.J., D. Phillips, E. Von Heyslenreich, B. Greco, J, Barry, C. Prietto, W. Whitaker, P. Hefferman, L. McEvoy, J. Cosgrove. BOTTOM ROW: P. Sullivan, P. Saviskas, C. Marshall, R. NoTooka, M. Tennesen, G. Johnson, G.,Duerr, W, Brunick, D. Sork, H. Rowe. V -if G '-K3 TOP ROW: T. Crumpler, M. Anfoci, M. Cazares, D. Ucker, S, Gieller. F. Johnson, T. Lieb, L. Woods, R. English, D. Day, J, Breshen, F. Clark, THIRD ROW: W. Duggan, C. Conell, P. Harwood, J. Ahern, M. Johnson, S. McLaughlin, S. Schmidf, S. Mori, K. Barr, Ferraro, S. Risdon, W. Schnalder, V. Fouchard, H. Halcola, BOTTOM ROW: W, Cormody, K, Ghihardi, G. Smith, R, Malone, E. Cromme-TT, P. Bull, E. Barfelt, J, Grundhofer, R. Heilman, R. Lozier, W. Waysmon. D, Mani, R, Hayes. SECOND ROW: Mr, Flynn, S.J., A. Peluso, R. Romans, P. Sawoya, M. Gibson, R. Kurihara, D. Burler, C. il ? ROW: W. Wolfe, P. Johnson, R. Wagner, R. Gannon, P. Zimmerman, T. Harwood, R, Feliciello, D. Clark, C, Rosenburg, L, Krock. In F TOP ROW: B. Hochuli, J. Moreno, W, Oke, J. Lefcher, T. Connolly, J. Kerswell, C. Caldwell, K. McCarthy, R. Ferguson. THIRD SECOND ROW: Fr. Gilligan, S.J., W. Guerena, M. Zamaniafo, S. Heaton, J. Girard, M. Dillan, J. Bellanca, A. Dominguez, P. Duffy, R. Cabrera. BOTTOM ROW: A. Lizza, L. McGuire, T. Taketo, M. PrieTTo, R. Scuderi, K. Luce, G. Beidler, M. Cron, B. Almeida, J. Boker. Q P 329' TOP ROW: L. Sinclair, P. O'Connor, B. Russell, R. Hunt, R. Wright, P. Lee, G. Kraus, R, Leedy, J. Thornton, O, Moe. THIRD ROW: R. Flynn, R. Sandeen, H. Fuchs, D. Barnes, W. Kline, J. Arrache, W. Denton, B. Fay, T. Waked, A. Schulz. SECOND ROW: 2 Q Fr. Duggan, S.J., T. Cano, K. Brown, J. Christiansen, C. Burchell, J. Maroz, G. Tamas, E. Wertz, B. Nelson, D. Guloser, Torelli. BOTTOM ROW: M. Stone, M. McEvoy, R, Cassidy, J, McCormick, A. Murrieta, T. McGowan, E. O'Connor, T. Murphy, V. Soo Hoo, J. Lagano. 5 - gfwzqeflb, - umfmcladfimen TOP ROW: M. McNeil, C. Galindo, R. Keese, G. Robinson, M. Morrell, H. Sox, M. Kelly, N. McCarroll, J. Trudnowski, J. Rallo. THIRD ROW: G. Lambert, F. Lanak, W. Miller, T. Carr, L. Uranga, B. Beyerle, T. Power, H. Manifold, J. Arn, D. Roll. SECOND ROW: Mr. Breault, S.J., J. Settles, J. Erbacher, C, Phillips, M. Deasy, D. Lawton, W. Swartz, R. Grady, E. Rood, D. Lubesnik, R. Schrum. BOTTOM ROW: P. Pollack, W. Hellman, V. Cintra, R. Genardi, J. McGurlc, M. Kitchen, J. LaBrucherie, M. Lockhard, A. Castanares, T. O'Connell. J. clcl M Ch I' R Ra land, N. O'Neil, J. Ebright, J. Kelly. THIRD ROW: D, Scully, J. Duclcett, R. Dedeaux, C. Elfsten, L. Hornbecker, R. Hogan, T. Bruce, F. Sullivan, D. Mispagel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Germann, S.J., C. Blades, D. Smith, T, Phelan, M. Smith, W. Gonzalves, D. Vasquez, T. Tepper, R. Dominguez, T. Melanson, R. MacDonald, C. Reher, A. Greco, T. Donovan, A. Barrena, 2 C TOP ROW: T. Ratigan, C. Plumley, W. Noble, J. Murphy, M. Ki , . eva ier, . g Carfagna, F, Aldrete. BOTTOM ROW: M. Heberger, Y. R. Azzolina, J. Williams, L. Lee. not W! ts gawfff F. Groskruger, E. Walsh, R. Crisell, V. Fischer. THIRD ROW: Huber, S. Hokans, G. Americh, C. Kavalaris. SECOND ROW: Mr. E. Reese, J. Freeman, L. Pene, R. Papsys. BOTTOM ROW: J. Bryne, D. Desmond, R. Staiger, L. Rayner. ABSENT: J. Mitchell. TOP ROW: D. McCloskey, S. Thompson, M. Johnston, D. Burke, J, Strobel, J. Steinbrecker, D. Davis, E. Meehan, M. Hecht, K. Short, S.J., R. Olivarez, A. Gately, A. Sanz, R. Froude, A Scott, McGinty, R. Villar, G. Pasco, A. Wright, D. Spiller, R. Meyette, J. -in W TOP ROW: G. Compolmi, D. O'malley, M. Orr, J. Bowler, J. Morneau, M. Jackson, E. Raven, K. Graham, R. Getz. THIRD RO Gary, P. Martin, P. Sweeney, R. Rettig, J. Schnaider, J. Gresewell, T. Groener, W. Hugo. SECOND ROW. Fr. Playoust, S.J. R. Anthony, T. Weyand, R. Eager, L. Bonyhardy, G. Peluso, P. Gunn, G. Genzmer, J. Jordon, J, Stupy. FIRST ROW: N. Nyerges D. Sullivan, J. Sennes, J. Thomas, R, Lambert, J. Duarte, W. Brown, J. Malloy, D. Pascua, P. McLaughlin. N. . afldldfdgdf TOP ROW: J, O'Heron, E. Coffey, T. Daley, W. Moreton, R. Shaffer, L. Adams, D. Pettrio, R. Dumont, R. Mack. THIRD ROW: P, Burton, W. Spahl, A. Larobee, R. MacKay, D. Rettig, F. Boccato, M. Robison, B. Armitage, P. Martinez. SECOND ROW. Mr. ' ' M ROW I, L. Malveauxj A. Audronis, A. Page, A. LaFrano, J. Sidney, R. Rockwell, J, Hillman. BOTTO R. Mikaulay, C. Sharkey, C. Tarney, D. Langan. Di Muro, O. Tansey, P. Bea M. Yanke, D. Sullivan, W. Scully, W. Gudish, D. Hessler, Rf' I 4. ., f RQ! 'QP' if TOP ROW: D, Welsh, P. Ganey, B. Coldren, T. Woods, H. Daniels, D. Snider, P. Mann, A. Bracci, D. Sweeny. THIRD ROW: P. Garrison, F. Wagner, M. Ewing, M. Barnett, J. Leaver, A. Hartkoph, D. Gargaro, T. Houston, D. Rush. SECOND ROW: Mr, Cooney, ROW: M. Wood, L. Boadt, S. Privett, P. Sawaya, D, Caine, P. Twomey, T. Delellis, R. Cabral, L. Shamey, R. Scibilia. S.J., C. Douglas, B. Tusquellas, J. O'Neill, M. Smith, H. Schwarz, P. Verhalen, B. Anderson, T. Beach, F. Scott, J. Gary. BOTTOM 3 Q uniaf1A:cafzeheeancfcaAuaf. A-f mb 'up 135 'CQ .- TOP ROW: F. Aldrian, P. McCann, T. Koetters, J. Maechling, i. Cronin, J. Santley, K, Kneeling, R. Smith, D. Noyes. THIRD ROW: D. Hess, J. Stutz, C. Bryant, F. Behrle, J. Hourigan, G. Heidrich, N. Rasmussen, K. Meany, A. Jackson. SECOND ROW: T. Bowden, A. Daviau, T, Hernandez, C. Kunz, J. Davis, J. Gaither, B. Morris, M. Slack, G. Payne. g Fr. Spieler, S.J., J. Brock, P. Mullen, R. Hillseth, B, Welzenbach, T. Faherty, D. Sullivan, T. Ward, B. O'Connor. BOTTOM ROW: sr! 2 3C H1-F 1.1 TOP ROW: S. Labash, T. Tami, T. Liautaud, A. Gad, J. DuRoss, P. O'Leno, P. Peters, W. Vandling, J. Benton, P. Kane. THIRD ROW: M. Ball, R. Sarno, P. Ripple, P. Smith, D. Nichols, R. Russo, J. Merget. P. Hirning. SECOND ROW: Fr. Lester, S.J., M. Dumas, P. Ronay, W. Sullivan, D. Corsini, W. Sharrenburg, G. Taber, P. Hall, R. Viefhaus, D. Johansen. BOTTOM ROW: J. Hogan, J. Lucente, T. Anderson, J. Capitain, J. Dolan, R. Ritchie, D. Ono, M. O'Connor, R. Vega. ABSENT: G. Kovats. Jfwruzq qc-lucfuf . TOP ROW: C. Engelhard, C. Sullivan, W. Laughlin, R. Kronauge, T. Madden, M. Mispagel, J. Wittenburg, J. Benitez, THIRD ROW: R. Powers, S. Di Iullo, K. Fiore, J. deLeon, J. Mautino, R. Freeman, J. Babick, J. Tipton, P. Wing. SECOND ROW: Mr. Buckenmeyer, S.J., H. Breen, N. Newberry, W. Molina, J. Harkins, R. Davies, F. Suarez, F. Roide, W. Barry, D. Rubly. BOTTOM ROW: B. Kruer, F. Melton, R. Smith, C. F W. 'C T. Callahan. oss, O onnor, J. Peterson, L. Berrie, R. Santwier, L. Guerena, S. Hoffman. ABSENT: I TOP ROW: V. Stevens, K. Smolko, J. Stcichowiok, R. Moloney, L. LeSoge, P. Burke, P. Murrow, P. Orr, THIRD ROW: J. Monzio, G. Yeager, R. Cromer, M. Kustner, T. Abbott, D. McClintock, W, Mueller, J. Bochmon. SECOND ROW: L. Moser, C. Sullivan, Robinson, S. Willson, R. Ross, J. LcBouff, P. Monoco, A. Ashkar, R, Leonard, K. Owen. J. Ryan, T. Ordwoy, G. Maroon, R. Gonzalez, M. Devine, R. Longon, R. Eopanozo. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Preston, C. Rehm, R. 3 E 1 TR ff TOP ROW: P. Covolluro, R. Schroeder, P. Slovik, T. Tomlin, D. Toth, J. Keller, F. Rolopp, G. Topic, F. Darrow. THlRD ROW J. Higgins, E. Molierie, P. Meade, S. Grollnek, D. Buckley, S. Rockfort, C, Crosby, P. Davis, F. Brumfield. SECOND ROW: Mr M. Chompommier, L. Sprague, M. DeMonte, J. Nousho, G. Tornciy, N. Nishikubo. B F ooiioo, s.J., s. Diiwonn, J. Rogers, J. Foley, J. DeSurro, J. Floyd, G. Mitchell, H. Villord. Borrolvi ROW: A. Loeru, T. Matthews J x if V . f K.. wg. ...lm ,, ,A M 3 W . H' ,I rg! N wi:-X 'F F fr Wil J. Bender fVe9P3, R. Hokcms ' ' ' P. Smi1hLfPresidenfJ, T. Madden lSec.J e n I 0 r I H. Acquoreili Ureosurerl 4 fit? Graduates 'five gf Veep Ochoo stirs up enthusiasm with the help of Corpenter, Winterbottom ond Ziegler. The Class of '59 Four yeors ogo the dynomic closs ot I959 en- tered Loyoloi with greot expectoitions. And through the yeors those ombitions holve been steodily reci- lized - but only by our perseverence ond hord President Orr speoks with friends, Walker ond Shino, Secretory McNolIy receives the good word, Governor ond Attorney-Gem eral of Boys' State. 'QQ H .,,, work! We hove mode outstonding occomplishments in such diverse fields ons the Notionol Merit Scholor- ship Competition, sports, dromo, ond vorious other school octivities. Two of our fellow students were even elected to the highest offices ot Boys' Stote! Yet, this is not the end of our ochievements, for eoch one ot us is obout to toke thot big step torword into lite, reflecting the Christion honor ond spirit ot Loyolol High School into the dorkest corners ot the eorth. Only the future will reveoll the true greatness ot the closs of '59, I Wane? , Senior stuef hall on 15th street, Hove ticket will trovel. Fr. McFadden regoles Fr. Scussotte with travel stories. ill DAN ACKEL HENRY ACQUARELLI LOUIS AMARILLAS ANDREW ANTOL St. John the Evqngelisf Visitation Transtiguration St. Paul Classical Classical Classical Classical Glee Club, Drqmgfics Varsity Football, Pep, Varsity Track, Varsity Football Monogram Club, Monogram Club Senior Class Treasurer lx E ROBERT ARMSTRONG DENNIS AVERY St. Francis of Assisi St. Brendan's Honorary Classical Honorary Classical LOUIS BACHLEDER ALAN BNAYLYFF Sodality, Pep Club, C.S.F. Glee Club, Dramatics, Sf- AUQUSTWWS H0lY Name Orqfgfy CZGSSTZCHZ Classical Vqrgjfy Trqgk, VGI'SlTy TI'C1Cl4, Hearst History, Oratory Bee BOSl49'fbGll v JAMES BENDER ORlN BERGE PATRICK BERRIE STEPHEN BERRIEN Incarnation St. Therese St. Ignatius Cathedral Chapel Classical Classical Classical Classical Sodality, Varsity Basketball Bee Football, R.O.T.C. Oratory, Df0mGflCS VGYSl'fY Football, Monogram Club, R.O.T.C. Senior Class Vice-President R ,fm DAVE BOISSELLE PAUL BOLAND ST. Paul The Aposfle ChrisT The King Classical Classical R.O.T.C. Sodality, N.F.L., Cc1TechisT V JAMES BRIGHAM BRADLEY BROKOP Imma':uIaTe HearT of Mary Holy Redeemer Classical Honorary Classical Cee Foofball, and Track, Bee and Cee Track SodaIiTy The sign ouiside said PRIVATE! JOE BONINO ED BRADLEY ST. Bernard's ST. PhiIip's Classical Classical Cee Baske-Tball R.O.T.C. VICTOR BUYVID JOSEPH CAPPEL ST. Monica's Sacred HearT Classical Classical SoalaIiTy, C.S.F., Cross Country, Science Club R,O.T.C. TIM CARPENTER DAVID CARROLL ST. Paul ST. John The Evangelisf Classical Classical Vc1rsiTy Swimming, Pep Club BaskeTbaII, J.V, Baseball scifi THOMAS CASEY BARTON CARTER STEVE CLARK St. Brenclan's St. Bernard's St. Brendan's Classical Classical Classical Varsity Basketball, R.O.T.C. Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. Bee Track PAT COLLINS St. Phillip's the Apostle Classical Sodality, c.s.F., Pep Club, J.V. Football TOM COMEAU RlCl'lARD COZZINI Our Mother ot Good Counsel Sr, Angelms Classical Classical ROD CREECH Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. Sl' Domlnlcls Bee Track, R.O.T,C. Classical Band, Science, Club, R.O.T.C. 'SQA' ,M VK 'svrrvfii iT f ' MICHAEL CURRY EUGENE DeGOES VINCENT DESMOND Our Mother of Good Counsel St, Timothy S. S. Felicitas and Perpetua Classical Classical Classical R.O.T.C. Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. Varsity Track, Pep Club, R.O.T.C. H4 ,zz MQ!- WILLIAM CREVIER Incarnation Classical Varsity Cross Country Officers Club l ,V,.. wiiiie, 5, sfwf is 2 , ,,'fs iiiirif- Q , f an 12225 ,, K f DOUGLAS DEUTSCH St. Therese Classical Varsity Baseball it . - 1 fi Q2 f L , :E K, W I, 'Q ' Ji 'SFX' ':- .'l'fl 'e A ,L-,J K , fl: 3-,i QA ROBERT DIETTERLE St. Bernadette Classical Varsity Swimming, Monogram Club 5 , S Z a ik S+ 3 , MICHAEL DOBBS St. Cecelia's Classical Sodality, Track, Camera Club T life s5giilfs:i 1, T 4' Ji' H... 1 f 'ff-3 W, . V 1. . mf. 4' Big -4? C , wwf! DONALD DUPERRON culate Conception, Monrovia Classzral Soclality NFL, 545M..y, .L I Wg, Q ' Q 'N if 5 Debating Oh that rogue Fitzgerald. 'Hb' iff? WILLIAM DONNELLY St. Gregory's Classiral Ri'O'T'C RICHARD DORAN Varsity Football ST Augustine Classical C.S.F., J.V. Baseball, Varsity Basketball Identify your head and win a free subscription to the Loyalistf' DAVID DIETZ Transfiguration Classical Camera Club, R.O.T.C., Cee Swimming ?q 'Shu 1iiq '1W,w.z-' W 'Ni M T i 'u:p,,' - M jfwffxifvf. 33,1- ,' 5 fini Bgfdgek it Kas. Q, , v Q1- Q. ,ia .1,3r:,,vf m,i,,., 1, ,- ,L. , 'nag wi, gi, Es? H iflwigw Q . r . -Q ,QM gs gym nga- H' . fx-5, rm , - W. fv-if V, i MV, M,L,U,w,Q3,5, H V 41: ALLEN DUNNE Cathedral Chapel Varsity Tennis, Classical Officers Club, Band ,,. i BEN ENGLE St. Timothy Classical Varsity Swimming, Dramatics H5 JON EVERS St. Mary's Classical WILLIAM FAHEY Band, Rifle Team, Vlsllollon sodomy, Officer's Club Claaaaal Sodality, Glee Club, R.O.T.C. JAMES FITZGERALD St. Francis de Sales TERRY FLORIAN Classical Sodality, Dramatics, Sl' Brendonls J.v. Football Claaalaal Varsity Track, Cheer Leader, Soclality BEN FRANKLIN Cathedral Chapel ROBERT FEDRICK St. Bernadette Classical C.S.F., Monogram Club, Varsity Football and Track MIKE FLYNN Mother of Good Counsel Classical Varsity Swimming, Monogram Club 45 9 GARY FITE St. Michaels Classical Varsity Basketball Officer's Club ART FRANCIS St. Therese Classical Sodality, N.F,L., Debating RICHARD GANGER St. Ambrose Classical ANTHONY GAMBOA Classical FRANCIS GATE'-Y Varsity Swimming lCaptainl, lmmfJCUlC1'fe Heart Ol MUVY Varsity Swimming Sl- Pllllcfmem' Monogram Club, Sodality, Band Classical Clf1SSlCl1l Varsity Track, N-F-I-V, Debmlng 116 Sodality, C.S.F. ISS ...nv-' -an- STEPHEN GIBBONEY LARRY GILL ARMANDO GONZALEZ JOHN GOODWIN Good Shepherd Sf. Timo1hy's Sr. Vincenfs Our Lady of Peace Classical Honorary Classical Classical Honorary Classical Varsity Football, C.S.F., N.F.L., Sodalily, Varsity Football, C.S.F., Loyolisf, Monogram Club, Sodalify Varsity Tennis Icaprainl Pep Club Varsity Baseball Monogram Club gf 'mffffff W-9 GREGORY GORSKI ST. RiTa'S Honorary Classical MCK GRAY sodamy asf. Num, Sf- MOM OfT0Uf'S Debmmg Classical C.S.F., Dramarics, Varsily Tennis f' iq ,. 'eff--..?, FRANK GRECO JOSEPH GREENHALGH RICHARD GRESSWELL ST. John The Evangelist ST. Tirnorhy's Cathedral Cha el I p ,. . , Classiral Classiral Classical Semof 5'deWC'lk CO lle'e 'Ce R.O.T.C., Baseball N,F.L., Debaring, Sodalify Sodaliry, R,O.T.C. WILLIAM GRIMES Holy Spirif Classical N.F.L,, Debating, R.O.T.C. W. Oh I say, This is biTfah! JAMES HAVERT Sf, Brendan's Classical Sodalify, R.O.T.C., 1 .l.V. Football Go ahead, Zins, drink up that sulfuric acid 'f.:-:rg DENNIS HAHLING lmmaculaie ConcepTion, Monrovia Classical Sodalify, Glee Club, El Camino Staff, Cafechisfs, Band STAN HAYDEN S. S. Felicifas and Perpewa lobdd 'S lagmmfslllf , ...cyl ,--....., LARRY HAENEL Cafhedral Chapel Classical .l.V. Football, R.O.T.C. L5 TONY HALL Transfiguration Classical Varsily BaskeTbc1ll Monogram Club, Pep Club Claxgsical JAMES HEILMAN Loyolisf, R,O,T.C. Sl- Domlnlcls Classical R.O.T.C. WILLIAM HEINEN St. Gregory's PHILIP HEIM Classical St- Bemfldeffe sodomy, i2,o.t,c,, Classical J.V. Basketball Varsity Cross Country, R.O.T.C. HARRY HIRSCH Good Shepherd RICHARD HIMELHOCK Clggsiggl St. John Evangelist Sgncfugry 50555-fy Cla-95iCfll Soclality, J.V. Football Science Club, R.O.T.C. CARL HOVLAND St. Anastasia ROBERT HoLstEiN Clmlml San Gabriel Mission Vclrsify Swimming, C.S.F., Classlcal J.V. Football Varsity Football, Pep Club, R.O.T.C. DAVID HILL St. Dominic's RicHARo HESSLER Classlwl NUTIVITY Sodality, R.O.T.C., Clmsiwl Rifle Team Varsity Track, Cross Country, R.O.T.C. l, JOHN HOLMSTROM Christ the King RAY HOKANS Honorary Classical Sl- Anselm C.S.F., Science Club, CIHSSLCHI J.V. Football Varsity Basketball, Monogram, C.S.F., Sodality, Senior Class Sgt. at Arms TIM HARTNAGEL St. Joan of Arc RANDY HUSTON Classical Good Sltifplteffl c.s.F., sodomy, Classical Hearst History, Cross Country C.S.F., Debating, Oratory, Sodality GLEN INSPRUCKER ROBERT IRISH KENJI ISHIDA GARY JENNISON Incarnation St. Michael St. Sebastian Sf. Bede's Classical Classical Honorary Classical Classical Varsity Baseball, Monogram Club, Varsity Football, C.S.F., Soclality, Sodality, Monogram Club Student Body Sgt, at Arms Officers Club Loyolist Varsity Football Mgr wang DENNIS JUSTICE St. Bernard's Classical ROBERT KADNER CS-FII NRL., St. Anastasia Debating Classical C.S,F., Sodality, Varsity Basketball Mgr. .,g...J Luncheon on the terrace. 5 lx Qi tr 'L ii' IWW '15,-Q , WILLIAM KELLY GARY KLAUSNER Holy Spirit St. Bede's Classical Classical Sodality Varsity Track, Sodality, Loyalist PETER KLIJTE St. Therese Honorary Classical C.S.F., N.F.L., Sodality, Dramatics, Oratory VERNON KNUDSON St. Jerome Classical Sodality, C.S.F., .I.V, Track ART KOClENCKl JOHN LGFRANO ST. JOhn's, Hyde Park ST. Raphael Honorary Classical Classical C.S.F., Dramafics, Bee Track, Rifle Team DENNIS KOMIN THOMAS LABOUFF Cross Counlry E n V Divine Saviour Visitation Classical Classical R.O.T.C. Sodalify, Pep Club, El Camino Arfisf 5 f :is 3 5' - ,gf A T xi. , , RENE LGPORTE RONALD LEW ST. Francis Cabrini ST. BridgeT's Classical Classical B B k b ll, ' T k, R,O.T.C. THOMAS LQMANTIA ee , Us el C' BYRON LEE V 'S Y ,mc , Officers Club Officers Club ST. Pauls Cathedral Chapel Classical Classical Science Club N.F.L., C.S.F., Sodalify, Va rsify Track, DebaTing TERRY LYNCH THOMAS MCCARTHY ST. Philip's ST, Lawrence, Marfyr Classical -E Classical ALEX LOSCIALPO El Comm lsenlor Edllorl' THOMAS McCAMBRlDGE R'O'T'C Cee Foolball' ST Th Dramatics, Camera Club ST Clement Officers Club . erese . Classical ClHSSlClll Varsify Foofball, BC1S9lDCIll, Mgr., Monogram Club, Pep Club R-O-T-C ,,. ,. MIKE MCDEVITT WILLIAM MCDONALD PATRICK MCEVOY JOHN MCGLYNN Holy Family St. Martin of Tours St. Stephen's St. Martin of Tours Classical Classical Classical Honorary Classical Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, R.O.T.C. Sodality, C.S,F. Monogram Club, Pep Club Pep Club, Monogram Club JOHN MCGRAA DONALD MCGRATH STEVE MCLAUGHLIN St. Vincent's St. Brendan's Cathedral Chapel Classical Classical Varsity Track, Sodality, R.O.T.C. Varsity Track, Pep Club, Cross Country, R.O.T.C Cee Football I THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN HORACE MCNALLY St. Brenolan's Good Shepherd Boisselle being led to death by eager Classical Classical 4F Swdenls' J.V. Baskelball, Sodality, C.S.F,, Varsity Track, QQ Officers Club Football, Atty. General IBoys' Statel, Loyalist, Sec. of Student Body JOHN MCDONALD TIM MADDEN ANTHONY MANDEKIC JAMES MAHONEY St. Paul the Apostle Holy Family St. Francis of Assissi Good Shepherd Classical Classical Classical Honorary Classical Varsity Football, C.S.F. Varsity Basketball, Baseball, J.V. Football, Track, Sodality, C.S.F., Monogram Club lPresidentl Monogram Club, R.O.T.C. Debating, N.F.L. Senior Class Secretary li 4 Sl AL MARALSCA St. John Evangelist Classical R.O.T.C., Officers Club Varsity Line-up. RONALD MARSHALL GEORGE MARXMILLER RlCARDO MELENDEZ St. Bernadet'te's Our Mother of Good Counsel Transtiguration Classical Classical Classical Varsity Track, Varsity Track, Pep Club, R.O.T.C. Cee Football, Oratory R.O.T.C., J.V. Football DAN MERCOLA DON MICHEL St. Victor's St. Martin of Tours Classical Classical ' Sodality, Varsity Tennis, 4 J.V. Football Cheer Leader, Pep Club STEVE MITCHELL JOHN MONTAGNA DENNIS MOORE ROY MORRIS St Therese S Pauls St. Bernedette's St Dommucs Classzcal Classzcal Classical Claswcal Sodollfy CS F Sodallty C S F Band, El Camino Staff Varsity Basketball R O T C Varsity Track Mgr. Sodaluty R O T C Dont cry Father wnll leave some for you TERRY O'BRlEN St. Martin of Tours Classical Glee Club, Dramcxtics Loyalisf, Debating JOSEPH O'CONNOR St. Vincent's Classical Varsity Football, Pep Club, Sodality JAMES PAGANO St. Jerome Honorary Classical Sodality, C.S,Fi JOSEPH PONTORERO Mother of Good Counsel Classical J.V, Football, R.O.T.C. aael Q EDWARD OLSEN Holy Trinity Classical J.V. Track, Football RICHARD ORFALEA Cathedral Chapel 'fdf 'H TIM ORR Sacred Heart Classical Varsity Track, Honorary Classical Varsity Football, Student Body Pres., Sodality, C.S.F., Loyalist, Monogram Club, Gov. of Boys' State, Sec. of State, Boys' Nation Cross Country JOHN PAINE THOMAS PALMER St Dominic 5 St. Paul the Apostle Classical Cla-9SiClll 5 Varsity Track VGVSHY TI'GCl4, Football Pep Club Cross Country, R.O.T.C. FRANCIS X. MURPHY St. Paul's the Apostle Honorary Classical Camera Club, Sodality Debate, Dramatics 1 'Cahn' . ROBERT PHELAN ffs' arf Standard li Hearst History, El Camino, Varsity Basketball Mgr. JAMES PRIETTO Transfiguration Classical Varsity Track, Monogram Club BP' by JERRY RASMUSSEN THOMAS RAUSCH MICHAEL RAY Mt. Calvary St. Charles St. Paul's Honorary Classical Honorary Classical Classical J.V. Tennis, Baseball, Soclality, C.S.F., Varsity Track, Band Hearst History, Bee Track R.O.T.C., J.V. Football ww M awww 1' , , WAYNE RICCIARDI ROBERT RlEHL JAMES QUAGLINO St, Francis St. John's St. Paul the Apostle Classical Classical Classical Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. Monogram Club .l.V. Baseball I i 1 T so W C gg 'wwvi 2 x 2, - ,svljl Q. - , - fr' -nw 4 GABRIEL RIVERIA LAWRENCE ROBISON PAUL RODMAN Cathedral Chapel St. Augustine St, Brigid Classical Classical Classical Soolality, C.S.F., Band, R.O.T.C., Varsity Track, .l.V. Track El Camino Photographer Sodality, R.O.T.C. 'sf 5 -Hrzgzfgs ANTHONY REYES Sacred Heart Classical Glee Club, Dramatics Sodality ,nw fil- ROGER QUIGLEY St. Paul the Apostle Classical R.O.T.C., Officers Club 'gives sf, to ROGER ROLAPP St. Becle's Classical Varsity Football, Officers Club ANTHONY ROOT si, w GEORGE ROSAS MICHAEL ROSATO WILLIAM ROSS Good Shepherd Nativity All Saints Cathedral Chapel Classical Classical Classical Classical N.F.L., Debating, Band, R.O.T.C. Varsity Football, Monogram Club, J.V. Football and Camera Club El Camino, Officer's Club Track ,4..,. isa:- JAMES ROUSE St. Mary Magdalen Classical Varsity Swimming, R.O.T.C. PETER SAPORITO Precious Blood Honorary Classical Varsity Swimming, Monogram Club, C,S.F. 727' PATRICK RUSSEL St. John Chysostom Classical Varsity Football, Varsity Track f l f 1 V . ' 4' , , fXg,,i,3 . PATRICK SAUER St. Brenclan's Honorary Classical Sodality, C.S,F., Cee Track CHARLES RYAN Cathedral Chapel Honorary Classical Sodality, C.S.F., Debating 'ki EDWARD SCHMAHL St. Gregory's Honorary Classical Varsity Track, C.S.F., Science Club ,f 'N -phi GILBERT SANTA CRUZ Transfiguration Classical Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. JOHN SCHNEIDER St. Gerard Magella's Honorary Classical Soclality, C.S.F., R.O.T.C. ALFRED SCHUBERT ROBERT SCHULTZ STEVE SCHUMACHER Cathedral Chapel Classical St. Paul the Apostle Classical Sodolity, C.S.F. Classical Sodality, Junior Play, Varsity Track, Otticer's Club J.V. Basketball 'K 1' ll' ii , i Z- A A ,.,v4T C4 ' T: - 1 THOMAS SCUDERI Our Mother of Good Council Classical Band, R.O.T.C. 4,-46.45. ,, .,. iss- Ji,- PHlLlP SHARKEY STEVE SHIFFRIN St. Mary's St. Paul the Apostle Honorary Classical Classical JON SPHNNO Sodality, C.S.F., Varsity Baseball, Sl- Francis of Assisi Dramatics, J.V. Football Monogram Club, Loyalist Honorary ClUS5iCfll Varsity Tennis, C.S.F. iheag THOMAS SlMONDl JOHN SITTER WlLLlAM SLATTERY St. Michael's St. Therese St. Mary Magdalen Classical Classical Classical Loyalist, R.O.T.C., Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Band, Radio Club Student Body Treas., Varsity Basketball, Monogram Club, Pep Club Junior Play NOEL SILVERMAN Good Shepherd Classical J.V. Tennis, Loyolist AL SMITH St. Bernadette Classical R.O.T.C. ? 'C 2 it . U W f ? , .g, ' ROBERT SMITH LAWRENCE SORK JOHN STEINBRECKER HAROLD STONER St. Bede's St. Bernadette St. Bernadette St. Paul the Apostle Honorary Classical Classical Standard Classical odality, C.S.F., Monogram Club, Loyalist, Debating, R.O.T,C. R.O.T,C. Senior Class Pres,, Oratory Rifle Team Varsity Football and Baseball W 5, , is we-..c..,, UDO STRUTYNSKI Immaculate Conception, L.A. KERRIN SULLIVAN Honorary Classical Sodality, C,S.F,, St. Louis of France Junior ploy Classical Science Club, Loyalist Sbarkey: l dicln't think it was that funny. K' wi Kwik ,TQ Etna I 'Qjl . LOUIS TARNEY STEVE TARNEY DAVID THOMPSON MICHAEL TOOMEY Sacred Heart Transfiguration St. Elizabeth Classical Classical Classical Honorary Classical Sodality, C.S.F. Varsity Football, Soclality, Camera Club, C.S.F. Sodality Library Staff 129 CHARLES TUCKER St. Charles Honorary Classical N.F.L., C.S.F., Debating T ' WILLIAM VOIGHTLANDER St. Timothy's Honorary Classical Sodality, C.S.F., Varsity Swimming, EI Camino Photographer ROGELIO VEGA Immaculate Heart of Mary Classical Pep Club, R.O.T.C., J.V. Track Ng? .., 3 ,E , f JAMES WALKER Immaculate Conception, Monrovia Honorary Classical , C.S.F., N.F.L., sodomy, Junior Play , L fi LAWRENCE VELASCO St. Bernard's Classical C.S.F., R.O.T.C., Cee Basketball e 4 lii ' CHARLES WALLACE S't. 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