Mayfield High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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IQ .- If . ifff J lf, , ,. . , . f, A ., wliqj-1 :jj Q I 1.2 gfflf - .V .avr-.I -. .. ., 1: 1 :FLT Yff H ' Qu . 1-Cf: , .,-. , , -if 1 +4 ...1-- f a ff W' ,, ,, ., ,.1,, X,-1 A, 4 if-A'f2' i.,,.24 V J - ,:. r .,.. , 1 W t pf EHUSQHUQUE MAYFIELD SCHOOL Pasadena, California Volume XVI Editor: Tessa Morelli Assistant Editor: Martha Chute Art Editor: Geraldine Gray Photography Editor: Kathleen Haidy Business Manager: Judith Hageman Copy Editor: Michelle Kaufman CROSSROADS We do not need a painted sign to point the way to go, These are the paths we can divine, these are the roads we know, A lithe tree at our crossroads stands with green and gracious leaves In which the wind with gentle hands her soft direction weaves. And here we meet - and here we part for each must go her way, And disregard the mourning heart, the heart that begs to stay, -Patricia Duff, '45 Y 5 5 s :Q I bhi 3 i S5 0-A nun- aim' '-ws, l 5 3 qi 552.1 EUHTHHE mmm emma ELHSEEE Hmuvsms smug mmm mmm Prayerful strength . . . serene graciousness . . . utter dedication to Gods loving will . . . Mother Mary Borromeo has exemplified these qualities for fifty golden years in the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. As Superior of Mayfield N933-l94ll Mother guided our school and fostered its ideals in the difficult years of its beginning. Her prayers planted and sowed the seed which future years have harvested. lt was a blessing for Mayfield when Mother returned to us four years ago. We are privileged to share with her the golden year that marks her Golden Juloilee, All Mayfield ioins in expressing loving ap- preciation for all that she has done for our school and for us. Ill Hlllllllllllllllll To a teacher who has demonstrated her ability for teaching and her love of learning, who has fostered both our intellectual progress and our spiritual ad- vancement, who has been a part of us these past four years, whether initiating us to the fundamentals of literature, helping us to conquer irregular French verbs, or asssiting us as we struggled despairingly with our freshman English compositions . . . To a friend who has won our confidence and esteem by her warmth and humor, who possesses an un- canny talent for brightening her students' darkest moments with a witty anecdote or a buoyant word of praise, who has manifested on innumerable oc- casions her genuine and unfailing interest in each and every one of us . . . To an advisor who supported us as we fumbled uncertainly during our first months at Mayfield, who has counseled us with insight and understanding, who has guided us over rugged terrain with tender affection and perception . . . To a person we shall fondly remember as we look back upon our years at Mayfield . . . To Mother Elizabeth Mary, we gratefully and lovingly dedicate the l96O Crossroads. 5. i l lllllllllllllll ' at I ,ff Num, PHEUHH Q f, 1 Q3 JE fi 5 is H1 l 5 gf. Reverend Mother Mary Wilfrid , . . ever our Mother . . . smiling and kindly and interested in our activities, our problems, ourselves. Mother Mary Eustace . . . a loving and under- standing principal . . . her concern for us over- flowing in hundreds of thoughtful ways . . . ever striving to help us grow in goodness and in the Holy Child Spirit. 158 Mother Mary of Carmel . . . cheerful, humorous vice-prefect and exalted lunchroom mistress . . . sympathetic yet firm. 7? I' Mother Mary Febronia Mother Mary Emanuel and Mother Cornelia Augusta. .5 Sister Mary Marcellus, Sister Veronica, and Sister Sebastian. Miss Alice Brady and Mrs. Winifred Johnson Miss Ruth Evans and Mrs. Sharon Sinex Mrs. Eleanor Holman and Miss Eliane Der minghem Mr. Dyke Berry ond Mrs. Lisoletfe Bunnies Reverend John Acton V 6 W Mrs. Janice Worr ond Miss Mary Kay Tennis Mrs. Ozmo Mcznfele, R.N. 2 af ' ' lfwqf . Q an QW ,1 11 F Q OJ IA smumaa 1 'E' -1' Y. s 1,- ' km' Z' 13, Mathrun Hnel llliseman Senior Class President MCVCQIIZPSS is an Sllllflvflllll rnmlilion worthy to m'm'le love, zfntvrest, and f1drn1'r11l1'011,. Barbara Hlaru Banu A lillle folly is rlesiruble in ezwa the u'isesf of nwn Barbara Jaan Backer Dromo Club Presidem lfffr airs, llvr TILIIIIIIPFX. all who .wr lllllllfff Julie Hnne Boerger Tlwrv is no trzwr truth obtairznble by man than comes of music Jeri michele Booth Of II1llIll1f'I'S gvntlv. of ajfvctuliorzs mild Beverlu Braun Her rain uns :fwfr soft. gmzllv, and lou Susan Jennifer Bnswell Enfllusinsnl is the gcfnius of siizccrity and frullz Helen louise Cabot The hand that hath, made you, fair, hath. made you good Ghristin Campbell IL is good zo be zeulously affected always in a good Lhitng Hlartha Hnn Chute The monuments of wit survive the monuments of power mam Ellen llnuqhlin laughter and good svnso are a rare combmatzon Elizabeth Earle llrockeh Of l sincere, in action faithful and in h l Marion Burkhardf Davidson Sodolify Prefecf Constant cheerfulness is the suresl sign of a wise mind Hlaru Elizabeth Dull Athletic Associofion President A maid of grace and complete majesty Sheila Dee Donnell Vddy dy Valerie Siaiinid Ecliles California Scholarship Federation President The charm that strikes the sight and the merit that wins the soul. Patricia marie Glunn A qmet mmd LS rzcher than a cro Geraldine Grau Intermingled . . . jest with earnest Gudelia Hhiqail Guttierrez A ry heart makes a cheerful counten Judith Lucille Hageman Sn lilllv dune' sn much to do n Kathleen Haidu llf r lllllh pruwr is simply doing good lunn Elizabeth Haigh Ihr acc' is air, her ffrson IIUIISIZII , her lem wr urnialzlv. and lwr P I P heart killdf, Penelope IHau Hansen Pcmfricions President An easy minded soul. and always was Jane Hllen Human Student Body President Good nalurff is 2110 sign of a large and generous soul Diane lunn House Ncitionol Honor Society President A heart to no folly, nor mischief inclined Sarah Jane Johansinq HTIL1' good are always merry., Susan Cecelia Jnhnsnn Brown Teom Copfoin A 7116511!?l7lw!lfI'CiflIL l,l'l1'0 is capable of reasoning michelle louise Kaufman L berly of thought is the life ofthe s I IHarcla Lisle An honest woman is the noblest work of Cod Patricia louise luchsinqer A l f cheerful yesterdays and confident to Patricia Jean lunch I is good to be merry and w Rose Maru lunch Class Secretory Her eyes. how they fwinkleg her dimples, how merry Joan Cecilia manning White Tecim Ccipioin Calm and unrufled as the summer sea Elizabeth Hnne Hlcllonnuqh 'Running laughter, eyes that dance., Hina louise IHI: Hell Whose buoyant spirits and happy laughter outshone the stars Tessa lllnrelli Crossroads Editor There is great power in a sweet command Christine iiiaiion ilelsnn Junior Sfotesmen President Clee was there and the heart to dare Suzanne Louise lllds le of spvvrrh, bffneficerzt of n 1 michelle Piermng Thy modesty is a candlv to thy merit Hlargarei Hnn Prietlo Thv world belongs tn lim PflllIllSl.llSf who keeps C001 Elizabeth Hnn Rice Class Treasurer How sweet and gracious. even ln common speech Ball murrau Sahshuru lf is good In lu' IllLSl'l-63,1 and gmwrous Hnnelte Sammann Class Vice-President Ileawn lent an angPl's beauty to her face Patricia Hnn Smith gentleness of the gods g 'I Hlichela Hnne Sparks Copa Club President Individuulity is everywhere to be guarded and honored Hnn marie Ziemann W to resolve and patient to pe 'M ff! llllllll SllllllllS 4, fi V. Williamson, E. Peters, Sister Mary Marcellus, P. Flynn, M. MacFarlane D. Douglass, A. Curran, Mother Elizabeth Mary. nding: E. Cormody, L. L. Crosby, P. Connolly. Seated: L. cola, M. Clorlce, M. A. Cords. X? Will: Kneeling: A. Brown, P. Brooks, J, Blaine. Seated: S. Bernard S. Amesfoy. Standing: S. LeMoy, A, M. DeVcJnon. Sealed: E. Gilmore, P lindsey, C. Low, S. Levenick, 65 .,..-w- ' A. Mehren, S. Gillespie, C. Gerloch, P. Frose 4 Top Row M, Geiger, S, Fry - Bottom Row ,,,,.ennw-9' T. Bonnon, B. Seores, M. Sullivan, S. Strom - Top Row T. Wolshe, D. Gerloch - Bottom Row ff' P. Wright, S. Torver, M. Schoub - Top Row J. Winkler, M. Mounteer, S. McKeon hr ' , . o mischievous, promising . closs . . . sometime sophisficofes I 5' . . . oHen hord-working, oftener omozingly giddy . . . A custom submarine, o Junior feature of the onnuol Welcome Porty. Noon study on The steps-with refreshments, of COUVSS! A gripping scene from The Wedding Day. 4 - ' M .,.r.+Hrr - Y .. 3 f . . . o bicycle built for two . . .' I 74 SEEUUU EWUH3 7 vshsm P. Braun, Reverend Mother Mary Wilfrid, C, Sweeney, R. Kane, P. Sufherlen Mother Mary Emmanuel L, Bolstad, K. Walshe, M. Strub, S. Stanko. 'mdingz C. Erskine, , K. l.. Crosby. Daulton. Seated: P, Field, E. David- Stondingf M. Sumpf, J. Low, N, Leppert. Kneeling: T. Leslie C. Kaufliold. 4 l Standing: M. J, Harper, E. Harold, N. Johansing. Seated: B. Hassler, C. Fitting. 69 Standing: S. Pudenz, N. Olds, M. Nelson. Kneeling: M. B. Mulvey, L. Robertson. Standing: A. MacLaren, J. MacLaren, M. McCaffrey. Kneelir H. Marr, D. Morgan. Top Row: P. Stelzer, J. Talbot, T. Tanner, L. Besel. Front Ro C. Bataille, M. Boland, M. J. Schwartz, L. Schilz. ....-ill 4 A group of costumed picknickers in the upstairs hall. is . . the class at the half-way mark . . . a talented group claiming actresses, tennis champions, equestriennes and skiers among their numbers . . . fun-loving and fun to be with, a happy, progressive class . . . Daniel Webster qualces before his unearthly iury The Sophomore sea-horse shows himself on the day Of Cl055 Qumes- A missionry visits the Welcome Party. l A 5. ff' s 'nl v 1 ,Lv,'.' K' 1 llllEl Sllllllll -as f 4 Azilk vi fx 1 ff'- 1? vb Standing: F. Rodgers, C. Suffner, K, Sullivan, J. 1 z l l l Hall, L. Beynon. Sitting: Mother Mary of Carmel. . 4 w Standing: J. Riolo, B. Trinast, A. Wiseman, P. Kenningfon. Kneeling: K. O'Brien, J. Salisbury. lb w X. 2 Standing: J. Gevry, M. A Gingrich, K. Gombie, G. Good, V. Freid. I' J' wb Standing: M. Collins, C. Read, M, Ardifto, Kneeling: P. Doll. D, Crowe ,- Stonding. M. Parks, J. Schneider. Kneeling: M. O'DoLisjo, J. Pciquefte, N. Powers. l Standing: P. McCormick, M. McNiff, T, Mitchell, K. McNeil, J. McCarty. c ii Standing: M. Hclidy, S. Sommonn, P. Johonsing. Kneelii V, Hickey, A, Huddleston. T I Standing: J. Lisle, K. Lynch, T. Koufrnon, C. Knudson, E, Sclmuler. A Madame Butterfly spells glory on Term Play night, Leprechauns show their colors at class games. Our newcomers . . . the Freshmen. . . new to us and to Mayfield but quick to impress us with their leader- f A cold January afternoon brought real snow flakes! ship, athletic powers and lively humor. Wild regalia prompted by the annual Welcome Party. fbi , I . i 'D ii .....-1l - i.1n..........,i. - ' STUUHH CHUM M. Davidson, Mother Mary Eusface, A. Samrnonn, K. Wiseman QWVVBIJKHF c'-jf, Jane Horgan, den? body Presid f. , f as 'INV' 4-a Reflections - a pe cepfual problem. Jgifd .lgffi X 3. W ' va- NQ1 ,A X Y 8 ., K 0 ,K 1 A vb in N 4 . , ,X 5 . , Q wi -. 'ffigvls' if iN ,av , f r X 6 'B Y W Qs? 4 m f Y ' A jirg Sllllllllll .M .. S J., .lf Top Row. P. Luchsinger, D. House, P. J. Lynch, J, Boerger, M. Prietto, A. M. Ziemann, P Smith, P. Hanson, K. Haidy. Front Row: G. Gutierrez, S. Olds, E. McDonough, M. Sparks, M Chute, C. Nelson. Standing: M. Davidson. E. Gilmore, M, Dav- idson-Sodality pre- fect, and M. Moun- teer lead soclalists through a year of service. Top Row: M, Moun- teer, M. A. Geiger, A. M. DeVanon, J. Blaine, S. McKeon, S. Gillespie, L. Buc- cola. Front Row: M. Sullivan, S. Strom, T. Walshe. Standing: E. Gilmore. .-'wr' We celebrate the dedication ofthe National Shrine tothe Immaculate Conception . . . Standing: M. Sumpf, E. Harold, K. Walshe, N, Johansing. Kneeling: C. Kaufhold, R. Cane, M. J. Harper. Seated: C. Bataille, N. Olds, K. Fitting, M. J. Schwartz, L. Besel, T. Leslie. A 5 ,, in F. .--X 1i-1--'15 ,. ill .2 Yi?-5 The grotto by candlelight . . A socialists privilege viii' r Q' I g I ,ix iq. ij 'va X if 'UP M in lb AMX , Wm, .,,., Aw l '.wf ,.M . .5 Q , . h Y f' . L. qv I9 'Q Q xv CAPA Club sings during The cxlumncxe tableau on Carol Night ss., , W 1 L If M j f , , q sq x nf 35 ,164 fx., ,L gi. J KAN Viiv 1 C .-,A 1 wi? x 6 Vgl. V 7- ' . fy V 1 l lk A VVV!,, i X, , , f X , 'L ZS, Q M 5 5 :fi L. i X X X Nf ff F 34434 5...- fr 5 v ' .,. -:ff 3 . w J iff? W 1 lllllllllilllllllll Through the generosity of Mr. William Taverner Jr., who donated equipment for our darkroom, Mr. Joseph Leslie, who helped secure a strobe light, and the class ot 1959 who gave a camera, the photog- raphy club took as its main proiect the photography for the l96O Crossroads, Senior portraits were done by Sergis Alberts. I. Haidy and Sister Mary Mar- ellus, Vl. A. Cords and M. Schaub. Standing: T, Leslie. Sitting: M, Haidy Slllllll Ellll 5 W- 412' Studied chaos in the loborotory Three freshmen study the structure of on unfortunot og ,Q ,Q gr W, 4--Q First Row: D. Morgan, A. MocLoren, J. Talbot. Second Row: J, MocLorer1, P. Field. 'Q V ,lift , N Af 'tel it , , AX. A iw if 1,1 , 9 W gm.. wig, ik ,V 1fU K K X E..-f 1 C' e f 3 2 i ' r i X Q 1 -Q 'grf f j 1 f M sf . X , ' fn n .3 , 1 H Y,- fb Q' ' .cilv lil M r 0 3' M v! , , , 4 1 4 -'Q XL Q 5 z QI uf f A 5 Ulll lllllllll lllll F qs ,, , I... i in , .5 , . Q R' 1 A 3 'J K. Haidy, M. Doll, T. Morelli, P. Luchsinger, and B, Barry discuss abslruse mathematical problems, Mayfield's 'Thinking women' . . . speclacles and slide rule - Trade-marks of the dedicated Mu Alpha Theron . . . Tech . . our candidates for Cal- Mu Alpha Therans prepare to depart for Loyola math class. lll ' Q 51:1 we 'fx' ,ff ,ff 1 Susan Johnson Mu Alpha Theta Club president M3 ZZ' lj -..N .1 in x W. ANN . 1 J 1 X 'way N l l ,X T. .Z G. Gray, M. E. Coughlin, Mother Cornelia Augusta, M. Davidson K. Wiseman meditate on loci. si 1 1 lv ,f-vw? Q , Y , 1 , h .2 igr Q, i mlmxf 3 f 'ff I A l I 3 ff,- .Q 5235 -A 'P A as,- f g .-u,wk lw fm-am Eli? QL? L5 ME? A 31 if may is Q K WN 'ff fm w R ,M 5, am . If nf 1? ,ak T32 ,wr , Q ,,7i?'1- ' WM ' M ..., W' gif 0 Q ,L vi l M43 K HQ Iiiiiiiiiiiii HUHUH EUUUH . . . noiioncllized iniellectuclls . . . broins ond more brains , . . 'I cc1n r seem To find my pin' . .. Mother Mary Eustoce and D. Housi Standing: T. Morelli, M. Sparks, R. M. Lynch, M. Frierfo. Kneeling: M. Davidson, M, Chuie. Standing: D. Douglass, J. Winkler, E. Peters, C. Low. Kneeling: L. Harold, C. Kuufhold, S. Pudenz. M. Doll, K. Wiseman, B. Becker, V. Eckles. Ellllllllllll Slllllllllllllll llllllllllllll her Mary Eustace and Valerie Eckles, F. president. . . the chosen few . . . those elusive s . . . the grond prize - an impres- e gold seol to impress those Boards Admissions . . ' i X if i t W' 5'1 Standing: M. Mounteer, M. Kaufman, E, Peters, M. Clarke, M. Doll, M. MacFarlane, A M. DeVanon, S. Tarver. Kneeling: L. L. Crosby, P. Smith, J. MacLaren, E. Harold, A MacLaren, S. Pudenz, J. Winkler. Seated: E. Crockett, M. Nelson, D. Morgan, C. Kauf- hold, L. Besel, E. McDonough. Standing: M. E. Coughlin, T. Morelli, K. Wiseman, D. House, B. Becker. Kneeling: M. Prietto. Seated: M. Chute, V. Eckles, M. Sparks, R. Lynch. Standing: K. Sullivan, D. Crowe, C. Sweeney, C. Kane, J. Schneider. Kneeling: N. Powers, D. Douglass, M. A. Gingrich. llllllllll Elllllllllll '.. 53 ' jf if L. - , , fl .gi r Q 2 5 M Chris Nelson and Miss Tennis, Moderc All night Train rides . . . 'Thafs my seat and iT's Taken!' . . . Pre-speech iiTTers . . , lost in The library of The Standing: M. J. Schwartz, M. Davidson, N. McNeil, G. Salisbury, D. House, Cgpifgl 1 . 1 V. Eckles. Kneeling: B. Crockett, M. E. Coughlin, M. J. Harper, M. Boland. Standing: T. Walshe, A. M. DeVanon, E. Harold, P. Fie Standing: C. Sweeney, S. Strom, S. Gillespie. Kneeling: J. Low, Kneeling: E. Davidson, J, Manning, A. MacLaren, N. Pow: A. Curran, B. Barry. Seated: M. Doll, D. Morgan, M. Nelson. Seated: M, A, Geiger, J. Booth, T. Tanner, E. Carmody. N-4 ,' 2, Q 1 ff:-1u I 5' 4 'f 4 .I , Q 1- Ci wr 'T Vw! 5 5 +43 xx f53:r' Q. ,gi a 'Y' W Q .kj fn .i 5 fff' fv- 2 ' S' yww 4...-', M, W J , , f 'V W.., . WW . ,Q'1,an.' '-f?3'Qfff,Nefs:g .. . wi I f . l 1 1 f ' A, 5 , W , :'. 3 ..h K 'Ar mf' f sf. Y . 'V , ,ma - 3 jpg, A'AA wg., i b W V mlwriqg J' Q f ' 5' ' AN 1. 3 xx ir ' J ,M 2 Al ,I AW ff Q A Egg, My ,iv 'B . f'f5?Z1a A EHUSSHUHUE 1 tins Left to Right: K, Hoidy, Photography Editor, T, Morelli, Editor, M. Kaufman, Copy Editor, J. Hageman, Business Manager, M. Chute, Assistant Editor. . . deadlines, deadlines, DEADLINES . . . Where is your ad? . . , Yearbook pictures Today! . . . Clnd look CIT my l'tC1lI'll . . . Where Sister Mary Marcellus and Tessa Morelli, Editor. is The copy for page 5O???! M. Chute, and T. Morelli slave in the artroom the day before the deadline. -Q4 Y' fa llllill QNX., l S. Gillespie, Editor, Mofher Mary of Carmel, Moderator, K. Haidy, A. Mehren, J. Hageman. Ting: S, McKean. Standing: M, Haidy, S. STrom, T, Leslie. . . buT I ThoughT The deadline was Tomorrow . . . Top secreT sessions in The Crier Room . . . Mayfield vs. The mails. A 4? C. Nelson, B. CrockeTT, C. Kaufhold. Siliiiiii iViiiiE The beautiful crib scene in our chapel during the Christmas season. Ring Night-u great occasion forthe Seniors, Rev. Mother Mary Hubert visits Us from Nigeri The Candy Cane Ball, sponsored by the Student Council. ke is presented to Reverend Mother on the afternoon of the May- Tennis Tournament, ,-F.-mmhv 4 30 t Q . , . , . r l W I 'fxflf ffl ll gl' 5 W., - l Q 'kb 2 Eel T z..- , fl el Q' The advent of a new language laboratory. Mayfield is never dull - always There are ac- tivities going on or in the planning stage. Carol Night, Ring Night, the Welcome Party - all contribute to our treasury of happy memories of our alma mater. The mosaic designed and made by the art department as a Christmas proiect. X x,! 2 ,. , ,r I ff - ,. .. A 1 'W ,l v rw . '. - A , V 332' , . -9 i 1 tiiiiiiili HESUEIIHIUH A W 5. wiki - s ,3 ,5 fffef ' A ,f 4 r K ,W-1 ., Rf, H-455 K X Xxx wx Mrs. Lisolette Bcinnies ond Mary Doli, Athletic Association President, discuss onnuol Athletic Asso- ciotion banquet and other exciting sports functions. lil Elllll . , letter women . . . 'THE Athletic Club' . . . Friday letter day . . . sweater girls . . ding. J. Boerger, T. Bannon, M. E. Coughlin, E. McDonough, K. L. Crosby. Kneeling: J. Man- , P. Glynn. Seated: A. Mehren, C. Nelson, M. Lisle. J. Hageman and L. L. Crosby, tennis experts. M4 Doll, 54 JOLWWSOIW, 5- LSMGY- D. Douglass, M. Doll . . . 'spike if, Janie' . . . 'shut your mouth or you'll swallow The ball' . . . 'Mrs. Bonnies, There's no squad Today, is There?' llllllllllllll ll Standing: K. Gerlach, M. Coughlin, M. Sullivan, M. Doll. Kneeling: B. Barry, B. McDonough, J. Horg D. Douglass. Sitting: J. Boerger, P. Frcse, P. Lindsey. llllllllllllll lil 9 , 4 W E 5 we 1 1 . V K ding: P. Collins, F. Rodgers, M. Kaufman, M. Harper, C. Kaufhold, L. Besel. Kneeling: M. Mounfeer, ,cKeon, S. Sammann, S. LeMay, A. Curran, T. Bannan, S. Stanko, M. Nelson. Sally LeMay, Mary Jane Harper. . . . sun-glassed spikers ...'l can'T see The loalll' . .. 'does anyone have an extra pair of gym shoes?' HiiSHiiiiiiii ii Action on The court. P. Lindsey and M. Doll ...' Mayfield in firsf a Third' . . . fasf-shoofin' f wards . . . coordination p . . . olwoys undefeated. Standing: K. Haidy and M. Pierrong. Kneeling: B. Barry, J. Standing: A. Sammann and M. Doll. Kneeling: J. Horgan Boerger, J. Manning, P. Glynn, Lindsey, D. Douglass. pi lll-Wlllllilll ll sy Crockefl, Co-captain. Absent l ron Sammann. . . athletes i.g .... half- Jrt tricksters . . . once-a- :ek athletes . . , 'Time out' Mayfield vs. Sacred Heart Academy on The courts. ncling. M. McNiff, S. McKeon. Kneeling. J. Riolo, B. Standing. N. Lepperf, A. Huddlesion. Kneeling: T. Tanner, J ickefr, T. Bannon, Hall, T. Mitchell. Man. U A - l gf' it 'I NM, hw 'E N in 'Q' if , jg -11 ,,.. ., J ,iz A uf, 4 V ,, . 1-1.2M 'P X 1 3 fw- , Air? ,,A Me: my .nl 1 I if ,rm .X WL. 1, . , Q , u uu ' Q si' X .2 tx Mr. Dyke Berry and Linda Lou Crosby, Head of Tennis. . . 'score is deuce' . . . ST. Caiherine's weekend - pizza, pizza, pizza - . . Traveling Tennis team . . . Winners ofthe Mayf eld Tennis Tournament. 'net ball' . . . 'Hello Mr. Berry'!! , kwin W,,,W ' 'iw' 1 , we T ,- T T 3 Q if M - .S Q ,Tig if 3 4 I 1 AT-1 ' fe. i 13, llUlllS lllll SPUHS ii A beautiful iump made at the Fl ridge Riding Meet. . . 'Tally-hol' . . . Sli that noble sfeed . . . hi fashion on horseback . . Equestriennes E. Davidson, E. Harold, S. Sfanko, L. Besel, R. Kane, and M. Sumpf. Mayfield representativ The starring point. 'you see, the horse iump and I didn'T' . . es assemble with their competitors at Horsemanship on display. V ,i... XfKt i ,,.Lf.., X f , Q g,.1 X X. Q Q . M, f L-an X54 Q Q !:',!i 1 1 I ,mr- wr . gy 4 1 5' Q N , 3 1 w X U 2 l, . 'Q :..,, EHHH iiHUHiE Standing: S, Johnson and S. Donnell. Kneeling: S, Bernard and B. Rice. Ever peppy, always loud, Mavfield's cheerleaders stir the crowd. Enthusiastic spectators cheer our team to victory aga Sacred Heart Academy. HO llllllllll Hllll llllllll llllllll it '46 X' Jn Johnson, Brown Team Captain . . sharp competition :ping athletic skill at a :ik . . . the coveted spirit nner . . . suspense at the X. banquet . . . play day THE DAY!! l 5. 1 i 1 1 .. - 5 . , Q T s N 'J ' , -W' ' F' . 4 - T 5 ' r?Z7lf' . ' g 1 Q 1 V -2359 T W ,, we J T - - . X J, Horgan, A, Sammann, N. McNeil R, Kane, and K. L. Crosby represent the Brown Team in the various athletic fields, White Team representatives: M. Doll, D. Douglass, L. Besel, J. Hageman, and B. Barry indicate White Team skills. QF 'if' Z? 5 15' ' Joan Manning, White Team Captain JHHIUH SEHUUL f Q. r S 4 w . -any R 3 fi 'Gs 4,37 i -i -I W FQ J, it 4 5 'S gui other Mory Conceptu Mother Mary Amcetus M Mrs. Frances Thompson, Mrs. Marion Salvafy, Mrs Norah Ross, Mrs. Verone Eadie Mr. Earl Cundall, Mrs. Maud Thonton, Mrs. Genevieve DeVanon. E X L 1110 ! Q G is 8 1 'I 5 'UW' A I ull ? Q 5 AF A Y' E, v , V4 E , ,Af . M Lgh-ffQ ? f 1 cf M 'L' A M. , L- l NA 1 K but fl at . My Q! LE X K V' , af' si 4f'Yq'J,g,?K-SI' -:. Q f,. M,9BizR1 gt Q. ga.'f,z4 fw '-vw' H. Q i , Q v .:V.fx'f. ' ' - 'tug A -gh, 4 7 w-is ,SG f,l ' f - N Q l, g ggi, Q 4 f. . if I Ayyq 4 Q mf i:efl 1-.4 f I' ,X +5 'np . ffl-F , C, Va 15L , A sf - 31 f 4 5 I . 75'-'fn :Q W an 3? N1Ai . K ' i u R 1 ' 3 MH r 1 WS., '1.1xilL.L.L' SCHOOL xl .L-xy Back Row. A. Haskell, D. Nelson, K. Strub, K. Oliva, F. Marshall, C, Jack, T. Johansing, C. Reynolds, A. Kortlander, M.M. Ephrem Second Row: S. Hanson, A. Supple, L. Tremaine, L. Terrill, L. Macneil, T. de Lap, D. Burns, M. Fitting, S. Martin, E. McNitf. Front Row: J. Baumer, A. Carhartt, M. Lima, M. Willett, M. Foley. Absent: R. Moore, M. Holmes. EHUHU llllllllll llllll lUHlUllS Front Row: C. Johnston, K. Wickman, L. Liechti. Second Row: J. Schneider, J. Kirst, B. Johansen, J. Flanigan, P. Mehren, M. Gray, J. Schneider. Third Row: K. Spalding, J. Biersach, J. Jack, A. Fabian, J. Webb, J. Buring, S. Lefevre, K. Mullin, B. Johansing, M. Hoffman, L. Sheffet, K. Finucane, G. Dooley, Mother Mary Concepta. Front Row: C, Smith, C. Lynch, P. Foley, B. McMahon, M. Long, J. P. Patkay, D. Guizot, G. Tagels, C. Martin. Second Row: M. Kirby, L. Gregg, L. Pole, M. M. Anicetus, M. Blackwell, K. Campion, B. Spalding, T. Contino. Third Row: D. Johansing, J. Arditto, P. Woodard, C. Mantele, G. Evans, E. Koen, P. Hoffman, G. Ronay. Back Row: A. Gray, D. Macneil, J. Kane, A. Goodan, V. Ray. Absent: E. Schlueter, G. Doulton. lUUHHlllHUHUHHl NHHUllHUHHHHH Top Row: Mother Mary Jeremiah, L. Hees, M. A. Sumpf, C. Contino, K. Kirst, T. Johansen, A. Strub, Mrs. Ross, G, Eversole, E. Moore, S. Crowe, C. Dunn. Third Row. H. Hoelscher, G. Hahn, M. Webster, B. Eadie, K. Clary, R. Baumer, M. Mullin, V. Besel, T. Long. Second Row: C. Frase, M, Wickman. Front Row: R. Haskell, M. Campion. E . .--1sn- ggilv' Xu vf flx. First Row. B, Ronay, T. Murphy, R. Johansen, M. Goodrich, J. Lima, J. Moran, C. Johnston. Second Row: P. Mello, J. Carhartt, J. Moore, L. Martin, Mother Mary Joel, K. Henry, C. Lucas, C. Kirby, P. Koen. Third Row: B. Stumm, T. Hoffman, H. Eversole, K. Flanigan, M. McVann, C. S. Crosby, P. Kirst, H. Dunn, P. Schlueter, P. Fitting. 1-Q ig if Slllllll llllllllllllll First Row: J. Mullin, S. Sherman, S. Fisher, M. Sachs, Mother John Leonard. Second Row: M. E. Schneider, R. Morse, K. Ronay, C. Frush, B. Carroll, Biersach, R. Buge C. Y. Lefevre. Third Row: H. Hahn, S. Parker, C. Mehren, M. Sumpf, B. Hahn. Fourth Row: R. Rowan, G. Baumer, B. P. Long. Fifth Row: M. Contino, M. Carhartt, P. Mitchell, L. Kane, C. Lietchti, S. Smith, M. Moe, S. Strub. 'fo .Q i 3 W fi i NN' WL Q' Q. l in P 4 O ,Eg as MA 'ling .1-1 ' , P QV' I M715 1, as It L, ,, Mr: Qu' fs gl., 'FJ 5'.f5 r .'rf.. .. ,,, A1713 ' - f - -2 Wigs' ,X -.AL 'Z . .Q :A ,-L ' f : 'qw 1 'S ' f- ., ' L. L L '- xmL,L , am .L , - , -I W A ,HQ N. ,,--uw -.,. i A ,.,',.,,,L. .. :J-4: 'uf' M , 5 L - L. V , As, 6- A - . 4 vi, L 5 F, N' L ,hh - C s M A A vw , u vi, 'Q W., 'A L, 'T A fa 'L 'W . A f-T iw , V, Q , , fn L, ,sw iw., ,, L , . , L L Q, , , ,. L .ML Q LM ,,f-n - ff 'L A., ,ff y - we - . 1 , www. x wx N -'Tj ,B .., W A ' , ,L - ' I ' , Lf , J - ,Q v-L -fy -L f V A Q 34- . L . . A -. 3 A fw 'xp-, va L' 4' ' ' f ff' 1. . A'A -5 s L ,943 it. Q W V L , , L ,L , L , J in L: L Ji V K, . I P , Q 3- , 1 Z . , v- gn , REL W . my :M . ', 1. . ' 'rr K, A, Q' ri. K Awf Q ,Hx ,Sf V L ,,L,.L I . ii.. I n w C oo ,.. Q if i 1 Q IS 5 L. V' -4 x N ' . L ' 5 ., ,iv lk I 1 fy Q' f 1 , ' ' 'f,v1Cfg'fftf 'kts Q C . . ,.3 f-vkffr' , ffm, H.: 32 5 1 A I GI.. n 1- ,Img 1 Q I 4 if E, 5 + l-.,..,, V, qw, .. was 'f 41 4+ 6 f..N f J- an , ' 2 ' . me fi AL 'Jig 1 - sJJ'.:f.i H, ' ggfffii ,'I' Q? Q in Q 1- - L W 1 4,, , 1-WWW: Q + H, 3 Sllllllll MSE First Row: B. McDonough, M. Sparks, B. Rice, J. Horgcln, K. Wiseman. Second Row: J. Manning, R. M. Lynch, M. Prietto, J. Hageman, K. Haidy. Third Row. N. McNeil, D. House, M. Kaufman. Mother Cornel Augusto, and Moth Mary Eustace. First Row: M, Couq lin, C. Campbell, Braun, B. Barry, Glynn. Second Row V. Eckles, M. Davie son, J. Booth, I Cabot, T. Morell M. Chute. Third Row B. Crockett, B. Becl er, G. Gray, M. Dol S. Buswell. M-. x ..,, , -I km- - .ry 3 - 4 ja 4 . ', ,. ,.qwiiRgwx I 1 . mx , . . X 'VX W X, I , Q5-,, I I -A , .. K A 9 V ,A ,. V , L x X . N F J R X fa X X Q x Q X' i xx K . E, Tv, 'wx l J' 5. JIJF' . , '- ff ' . 1 1, x .A Q fi H an 4 fx 6 Y , h . . , 'Q ' L. A A-' H N: nk- . , . P 'IN V A- M 1 xRV eV 5 Q 1 Q 8.9, 3 ' : ' ' 5-if I i f l 3 .nn hw' S. -W .4-Il' ' it 15 av ,Q Svg ,fa i' P .r A ' I I ,v dy.-' X,-r'-'7' . Mu. mqewf , sf' N' . Y, f, . fm, pf-.. gl ,IK V1 N .f . 1- 'NU -,.. ,. 1.20. V , , 'xgin 1+ , 3-2' f N,sf:,yi4 ,..,. fs Mi w 1 , 4' 1 ' S . ...L .. Q ,, ,.f+f ' - Qw , .Srg1 'E3, 0' ,f f -2? jf. N .K s gf? f BARRY, BARBARA J. Statesmen, B-Bull, v-Ball, M Club 3, 4, Swimming, Hosp. 3, 4, Sodality 4, Ski, 2, 3, 4. BECKER, BARBARA Science, Sodality 1 Patricians, Hosp., Class Treasurer 2, Drama Pres., N.H.S. 4, Drama, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4. ,2: 3: CAPA Club 2, 3, 4. BOERGER, JULIE Patricians, M Club 3, 4, Science, Sodality 1, 2, CAPA Club l, 2, 3, 4, CAPA V.P. 4, Hosp. 3, B-Ball 2, 3, 4. BOOTH, JERl CAPA Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Science 1, Sodality Patricians 4. BRAUN BEVERLY CAPA Club 2: Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, Ski 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, Hosp. BUSWELL, SUE CAPA Club 2, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, Hosp. 2, 3, Tennis 3, Sodality 2, 3. CABOT, HELEN Drama 2, 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Science 1, Cheerleader 1, Jr. Statesmen 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. CAMPBELL, CHRIS Debate l, 2, Drama 4, Hosp. 2, Drill Team 2, 3, Patricians 2, 3, 4, 5Cl9DC3 'lg Sodality 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3: U- 1 - sr. CHUTE, MARTHA Debate 1, 2, Crier, Class Pres. 2, Sodality 1, 2, 4, Drama, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Yr. Bk. Asst. Ed. 4. COUGHLIN, MIKKI v-aan, sodomy 1, 2, 3,4 Hosp., B-Ball 2, 3, M Club 4, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, Ski, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, sodomy VP 4. CROCKETT, BETSY Crier, Jr. Statesmen VP 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4. DAVIDSON, MARION Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, VP 2, Sodality Prefect 4, Vice Pres 2, Student Council 4, Science 1, 2, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4: Ski 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis. DOLL, MARY Science 1, Sodality 1, C.S.F. 1, Class Treasurer 1, B-Ball, V-Ball l, 2, 3, 47 Crier 2, 3, CAPA Club 2, N.H.S. 4, Hosp. 2, M Club 2, 3, 4: A.A. Pres. 4. DONNELL, SHELIA Drama, Ski Club 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Hosp. 3. ECKLES, VALERIE Hosp., Crier 2, 3, Jr. Statesmen Patricians 3, 4, Science 1, 2, Sodality 1, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, C.S.F. Pres. 4, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, B-Ball 1, 3, Class VP 3. GLYNN, PAT Drama, Patricians 4, sOdGlll'y l, 2, CAPA Club 2, 3, 4, Hosp. 2, 3, B-Ball 3. GUTIERREZ, GUDELIA Drama 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Science 1, 2, CAPA Club 3, 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Class VP 2. HAGEMAN, JUDY Sodality, V-Ball 1, 2, M Club, Crier 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Head of Tennis 3, Yr. Bk. Business Manager 4 HAIDY, KATHLEEN Crier, Patricians 3, 4, Swimming 4, Science 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, CAPA Club 2, 3, 4, Yr. Bk. Photography Ed. 4. HAIGH, LYNN Crier, CAPA Club, Boots and Spurs 2, 3, 4, Sodality, Science 2, Hosp. 2, 3. HANSON, PENNY Debate Club 1, 2, Drama Club 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Patricians 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Science Club 1, 2, sodulafy 1, 2, 3, 4. HORGAN, JANE Student Body Pres. 4, Class Pres. 1, Class V.P. 1, Crier 2, Jr. Statesmen 3, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Hosp. 3, M Club 2-, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, B-Ball 1, 2 Tennis 1, 2, 3, V-Ball 'l, 2, 3 Science Club 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3. HOUSE, DIANE Class Vice-Pres. 3, Crier 2, 3, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, N.H.S. Pres. 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Patricians 2, 3, 4, V-Ball 2, Science Club 2, Sodality 1, 2 ,3, 4. IW WY 1 N3 I ' 1 - Ze. - ...- 1314.12 JOHANSING, SALLY CAPA Club 2, 3, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4: Hosp. 2, 3, Science I, 2, Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, SUSIE CAPA Club 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Swimming I, 2, 3, B-Ball I, 2, 3, Brown Team Captain 4, Cheerleader 4, Science Club I, 2, Sodolity 1, 2, v-sunt 1, KAUFMAN, MICHELLE Crossroads Copy Ed. 4, Crier I, 2, Drama I, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 4, Swimming I, 4, B-Ball I, 2, 4, V-Ball 4, Science Club I, 2, Sodality I, 2. LISLE, MARCIA CAPA Club 3, 4, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4. LYNCH, PATTI JEAN Hosp. 2, 3, Class Treasurer I, Science I, 2, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNCH, ROSE MARY Class Secretary 4, Drama Club 2, CAPA Club 2, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Science Club I, Sodolity I, 2, 3. LUCHSINGER, PAT Drama Club 4, Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 4, Patricians 3, 4, Science I, Crier 2. MANNING, JOAN CAPA Club 3, 4, 2. Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, Hosp 3, Swimming 4, B-Ball 3, White Team Capt. 4. MCNEIL, NINA Jr. Statesman 3, 4, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club Pres. 4, Hosp. 2, 3, Swimming 2, Sodolity 2. MCDONOUGH, BETH Crier 2, Jr. Statesmen 3, Hosp. 2, 31 M Club 4, Swimming I, V-Ball I, 2, 41 Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4. MORELLI, TESSA Crossroads Editor 4, Crier 2, CAPA Club 2, 3, 4: C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 2, 3, 4: Drama Club I, Hosp. 3, Patricians I, 2, 3: Science Club I, 2, Sodolity I, 2. NELSON, CHRIS Crier 4, Jr. Statesmen Pres. 4: Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4: Boots and Spurs I, M Club 3, Patricians I, 2, 3: Swimming 3, B-Ball 3: Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4. OLDS, SUZANNE Drama I, Jr. Statesmen 2, 3, Hosp. 3, Patricians 3, Science Club I, 21 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. PIERRONG, MICHELLE Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Hosp. 3, M Club 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Swimming Team Captain 4, B-Ball 3, 4: V-Bdll 3, 4: Sodolity 4. PRIETIO, MARGARET CAPA Club 3, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Hosp. 2, 3, V-Ball 3, 4, Sodolity 3, 4. 1 . . .1 . r.n.Hlt...u.n! .- V... RICE, BETTE Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Crier 2, Drama Club I, CAPA Club 2, 3, Patricians 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Sodolity I, 2. SALISBURY, GAIL CAPA Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, 4, Boots and Spurs I, 2, 3 Hosp. 2, 3, Drill Team Captain 3, Ski I, 2, 3, 4. SAMMANN, ANNETTE Class Vice-Pres. I, 4, Class Secretary 3, CAPA Club 2, 3, 4, M Club 2, 3, 4, B-Ball I, 2, 3, V-Ball I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, Student Council I, 4. SMITH, PAT CAPA Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hosp. 3, Patricians 2, 3 Drill Team I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4. SPARKS, MICHELA CAPA Club Pres. 4, CAPA Club I, 2, 3, 4, Crier 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, Swimming I, 2, Science Club I, Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4. WISEMAN, KAY Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Debate Club I, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Sodolity I. ZIEMANN, ANNE MARIE Drama Club 4, CAPA Club 4, Patricians 4, V-Ball I, Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4. x Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bernard A. C. Boland Norman Holt Bolstad John G. Bra-un Loris J. Buccola Mrs. J. F. Burkhard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Cabot Edmund Cords Louis Crosby Robert M. Davidson Frederick O. Field Thomas M. Flynn Stanley V. Frase John C. Geiger Louis C. Hageman Mrs. W. Wallace Hall 126 Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harold William W. Harper Paul K. Hill G. A. Huddleston R. H. Johnson Jerry Kaufhold Robert N. Leppert J. C. Leslie Bernard Lindsey Elmer Low Walter R. MacLaren Gerald John Lynch John N. Manning Mrs. Ned Marr Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. McNeil Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNiff Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Mehren Joseph R. Mendenhall Walter Murphy Leo Schilz W. F. Schwartz Mrs. Coakley Spring Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John Stansbury Joseph P. Sweeney Stender Sweeney Jr. Thomas R. Suttner Mr. anr Mrs. Charles Von Der Ahe The Class of l 960 Compliments ofa friend Compliments of o friend Compliments ofa friend Mrs. F. J. 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Construction Equipment Sales, Rental, Service 2121 E. 25th Street LA CANADA LAUNDERETTE 1045 Foothill Boulevard La Canada Sy 0-1479 Compliments of WAND CORPORATION 380 West Howard Street Pasadena 3 Everything for the Hoss and the Hoss's Boss LONDON RIDING STABLE Pasadena-El Monte JACK HANSEN UNION OIL 760 Foothill Boulevard La Canada Sy 0-3946 PALMER INSTRUMENT 1017 Mission Street Scientific Instrument South Pasadena HALL'S MOTOR COMPANY Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer 5100 North Figueroa Los Angeles BROWN AND WELIN 64 South Lake Avenue Pasadena Sy 3-3121 WILLIAM WILSON COMPANY 40 North Garfield Avenue Insurance-Real Estate-Loans Sy 3-8111 Mu 1-6961 TRIPLE XXX FOUNTAIN Ice Cream-Malts-Sandwiches 921 North Michillinda EI 5-9222 WALLY'S PHARMACY The Store of Personal Service Prescriptions Compounded Woodbury 81 Los Robles DOW PHARMACY Prescriptions, Cosmetics, Etc. Huntington Dr. 81 San Gabriel Blvd At 7-6156 Free Delivery MUNICIPAL LIEN SERVICE, INC. 257 South Spring Street Los Angeles 12 Pres. 8: Gen. Mgr., Mr. Booth UNRUH'S SHOES 910 Fair Oaks Avenue South Pasadena Quality Shoes for Every Age Visit San Marino's Newest Shop BILLIE DEA CROWE 1012 Huntington Drive Gifts from all over the World 129 DlNO'S ITALIAN INN 2055 East Colorado Street Pasadena Sy 2-0657 Leo N. Palacco VIKING TOOL 921 Meridian Avenue South Pasadena PREBLE'S 1336 Lincoln Avenue 70 West Green Street Pasadena DOW RADIO INC. 1759 East Colorado Street Pasadena Sy 3-1 196 GRACE'S Fashions for Girls 569 South Lake Avenue Pasadena PEGG PHARMACY 127 North Madison Avenue Pasadena Sy 5-4315 CHESNEY 84 HYATT 696 East Colorado Street Pasadena Sy 3-7987 J. TOM HOLLAND Texaco Service Station 166 West Colorado Street Sy 3-3595 130 LA CANADA TOY 81 VARIETY STORE 1121-23 Foothill Boulevard La Canada Sy 0-9274 SERV-WELL FURN. - APPLIANCES 1219 W. Glenoaks Boulevard Glendale 1 Ch 5-3836 Ci 2-4388 MUNGER 84 MUNGER PLUMBING 147 East Union Street Pasadena Sy 6-2661 CALTECH PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Same Location for 25 years 882 East California Street Pasadena Compliments of Faculty and Student Body ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL La Canada HALES IN MONTROSE Men's 81 Boy's Clothing 81 Shoes 2249 Honolulu Avenue Ch 9-1783 CHAPMAN WOODS REAL ESTATE 3400 San Pasqual Street Sy 6-3397 Frank Mulvey DIAMOND FOOD MARKET 45 West Colorado Street Pasadena Sy 3-3165 PHlLLIP'S RESTAURANT 81 BAKERY 1540 East Whittier Boulevard Whittier California BILL BARRY'S CHEVRON SERVICE 160 East California Street Pasadena Sy 2-9928 ROBERT HlLL'S CHEF'S INN 3768 East Colorado Street Pasadena Sy 2-3531 CROWN CITY TYPEWRITER CO. 333 East Green Street Pasadena Sy 2-5804 TOBIAS GENERAL TIRE COMPANY 393 East Walnut Street ' Pasadena Sy 3-4181 For Women's Fashions lt's FAYE'S Honolulu at Ocean View Street Montrose NORMAN A. ANDERSON-JEWEL 917 Fair Oaks Avenue Quality Diamonds, Watches Sy 9-2264 DORSEY'S OF MONTROSE 2233 Honolulu Avenue Montrose Ch 9-3654 Ch 5-2103 N TIANO Hair Designs- 5 East Green Street sadena 5-5033 'RTLE AVENUE LUMBER COMPANY 25 South Myrtle Avenue sadena me of Quality Building Material RRA PRECISION INC. 5 South Magnolia -nrovia ifornia it wishes to the ss of 1960 S ANGELES BY-PRODUCTS COMPANY Angeles LLYWOOD REAL ESTATE COMPANY 3 North Larchmont 4-4149 D. Getty Mgr. DN-O-MART 81 ECON-O-MEAT. 31 Colorado Boulevard Ile Rock ifornia iRR'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER I6 Mission Street nth Pasadena 9-7293 NlOLD'S JEWELRY STORE i E. Colorado Street 5-8647 ar 65 Years of Service WENDELL P. CABOT AND SONS Funeral Directors 27 Chestnut Street Pasadena Home Charcoal Briquets HOME CHARCOAL COMPANY 970 South Goodrich Boulevard Ra 3-6793 Compliments of JOHANSING AND MITCHELL INC. Liquid Carbon Dioxide Pasadena BRAND'S SERVICE STATION Expert Lubrication Battery Service Tires LEON KINGSLEY Fine Automobiles Pasadena California Large Family Homes MacFARLANE REALTY Pasadena Sy 5-8011 LEE'S TOY TOWN 1512 Mission Street South Pasadena California Compliments of WM. P. NEIL COMPANY, LTD. Contractors Engineers THE HONKER AND THE BLUE FOX 897 Granite Drive 2283 North Fair Oaks Pasadena Employee Benefit Plans LEPPERT AND COMPANY Los Angeles California Hilarie Marr's Favorite Store SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSIC Established 1881 737 South Hill BUXTON ADVERTISING AGENCY 659 East Walnut Pasadena Sy 5-5985 Above All, a Good Roof' ' ROYAL ROOFING COMPANY 500 South Raymond Avenue Pasadena GIRL TOGS Specializing 7-14 and Subteen Complete Wardrobe 1116 Fair Oaks Avenue GRECO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Pizza, Spaghetti, and Lasagne 1021 Fair Oaks Avenue Free Delivery Sy 9-8225 BRADLEY'S Everything for Outdoors 99 E. Colorado Street Sy 3-8137 131 FARRELL 8. COMPANY I80 East California Street Pasadena Sy 2-6197 R. H. CASE FOOTWEAR 854 Foothill Boulevard La Canada Sy 0-5383 ART BUILT CABINETS 3507 Clifton Place Montrose Ch 9-2855 Hi! Subteens BETTY BOST 906 Fair Oaks Avenue South Pasadena La Canada PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Drive in 846 Foothill Boulevard THE JUNIOR HOUSE 2476 Huntington Drive San Marino At 7-5201 Compliments of BOORMAN'S MARKET Fair Oaks at Orange Grove ST. ISIDORE RANCH Yerrington, Nevada JURGENSEN'S 842 East California Street I 172 Linda Vista Avenue 2650 Mission Street WILBUR-ELLIS COMPANY Icelandic Brand Fish Products 970 South Goodrich Boulevard Los Angeles DELONG'S FREEZ-MAID 720 Fair Oaks Avenue South Pasadena Delicious Malts 81 Sundaes LLOYD'S KITCHEN 2200 North Arroyo Boulevard Pasadena Sy 4-9498 Lo-u Barrios DON CAUSTIN FORD T300 Fair Oaks Avenue South Pasadena HOSPITAL OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN Gift Shop Gifts of all Kinds Open 7 Days a Week LUMINART NEON COMPANY Electrical Advertising Los Angeles SHEPARD'S Infants, Girls, Boys, Women 2334 Huntington Drive At 7-3897 F. COLLINS INC. 259 South Rosemead In Pasadena Since I9I9 Draperies, Slip Covers CAROLlNE'S DRESS SHOPS I508 Mission Street Complete wardrobe for the Miss Regular 84 Half Sizes BARRY 8- COMPANY Management Engineers 727 West Seventh Los Angeles I7 Best wishes from Joan McCarty's Sue Leeper in training at BUEN TIEMPO RANCH 1417 East Royal Oaks BYRON C. 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