Mount Carmel High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1960 volume:

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Thus the Carmelite order came into being. During the Crusades of the middle ages, the successors of Elias were found continuing their practice on Mount Carmel. The order came to Europe with the returning troops and the Carmelite order arrived in the Western world. ' Since then it has extended to all corners of the earth, teaching and spreading the devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel and her brown scapular. , - This year being the twenty-fifth-anniversary of Mount Carmel High School in Los Angeles, we have chosen for our theme the order of men that has made the glory and honor of the past two and one half decades possible. ln particular, we have gone back to the very beginnings high atop Mount Carmel. Some of the incidents depicted concerning 'Elias and his followers are recorded fact, others are speculation. However, be it fact or fiction, as we page through this book we are constantly reminded to the words of Elias- With zeal l am zealous for the Lord God of Hosts. 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We have chosen a person who is honored and respected by people the world over. She is known under many titles, but we have chosen one made known through the order of which our school is a part. She singled out one member of this order, St. Simon Stock, to receive her greatest gift to us, the brown scapular. She has been the subject of many works of art down through the ages, including a very famous one depicted on the facing page. She has truly fa- vored our school, helping and guiding it through twenty-five years of progress. We, the staff of the 1960 El Conquistador, reverently dedicate this annual to Our Lady of lVlount Carmel. . . . the Carmelite Order is in a special way dedi- cated tothe Blessed Virgin lVlary, Mother and Ornament of Carmel. From her, Carmelites will learn to keep all the words of the Lord in their hearts and ponder over them, and to love solitude and silence. To this most sweet Nlother they will flee in all difficulties of the in- terior and exterior life. By the hands of the most pure Virgin they will offer to God their prayers, labors and crosses to be purified from defects and impurities. ln the arms of the Mediatrix of all graces they will tran- quilly breathe forth their soul, finally to- behold Him unveiled in the light of glory whom they contemplated in this life veiled in faith. The Carmelite Directory of the Spiritual Life, P. 96 And Hierarchy ,Q ' ,'ll.l!gi..i1.- fizmflliaigegniin yx 'Y9.9..fii?g,i. ' ' X. 4 oy ,J ,,,, ' ' :,. - .. Xl? g+ +- 25-NS m imll.- -'Q li t.l.il lt ll Q ,li 1 '..lil-.il..'i,il, 31? illlrfii. llilmlilihdll. l -Elfldlllltllilili Pill! Dlillf21,HL Gi 'SEM 2' X, .M Flos Carmeli Flower of Carmel, Vine with Blossom weighed, Shining light of heaven, Bearing child though maid None is like thee. IVlother so tender, Who no man didst know, On all Carmel's children Thy favours bestow, Star of the sea. Alleluia. V w Q, M. '-2, ' ww, V we-. .. Lf .,,.. 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M -.W A . ,gf . -- ssf::fk'Qgngg.gA Mm 7r,:m,', ' 'LgAQQ,g,,,,1.Q,x.,, - -' k ,Muna-new A Vw N, , V1-,W-.Q-1 y,f:z4:m...y ,M..,guw44Hrmii91wfi.mMy..,: if,Qrsz'1'5fi'Z,,,,.mm.m..X.,...gW Miffzn .X,,,...,M.!mm,!w A NW, MWMM A A - X Faculty The community of men on IVIt. Carmel in Palestine was a well- organized group. It was neces- sary to train the novices in the ways of the newly founded order. So it was that Elias and the other older men often met to discuss their methods of teaching . . . 2 , l FATHER EUGENE lVlcCALLEN, O. CARlVl. BROTHER LAWRENCE BROWN, O. CARNI. Principal Vice-Principal Prefect of Discipline 'J Minnow' FATHER JOEL IVIOELTER, O. CARlVl. VERY REVEREND GABRIEL KEARNEY, O. CARIVI Prefect of Studies Prior Religion, English, Public Speaking Physics, Mechanical-drawing . . . Today, in place of novices we have students. And carrying on the traditions of Elias, we have our faculty-teaching, guiding, and counseling. FATHER KEVIN MORRISSEY, O, CARM. Procurator Religion FATHER BERNARD DALY, O. CARM. Athletic'Moderator Librarian Faculty FATHER DENNIS MURPHY, O. CARM. Mathematics, Religion All right!! Who is this Melvin Mole? FATHER BERNARDINE KANGLEY, O. CARM Latin, Religion FATHER MATTHEW SPROUFFSKE, O. CARM. English, Religion Faculty -4-Awf' V FATHER MICHAEL POTTER, O. CARM. ECONOMICS, RELIGION, Public Speaking V FATHER HAROLD DROUGHT, O. CARM Mathematics, Religion BROTHER FRANCIS OTTO, O. CARM. English, Typing, I 81 II, Memory Training 3, VV 0 M I ,IL I 5,1 , f, ,, er . I f I , ,,,.F Don't call me 'Cess'! FATHER FIDELIS LIMCACO, O. CARM. Religion, Spanish, Latin quid., FATHER CECIL PICKERT, O. CARM. Religion, English, Biology I even bowl on Saturdays MR. GERALD SMITH Athletic Director BROTHER ANTON HAoAN,o.oARM. Womgl Ge0meUY study Han IN! 'W' Q' Faculty MR. JOHN SMITH Chemistry, History, Science AHFMTGR fd! 'Lund' MR. WALTER AMBORD Bookkeeping, Drivers' Ed. MR. OTTO LASKE Spanish, French MR. THOMAS RICHARDS English, History, Drivers' Ed. MR. KENNETH POOLE English, Business Law History, Civics Faculty MR. JEREMIAH O'SULLlVAN English, History MR. JOHN SCOFIELD MR. ANTHONY KATICS English, Civics, Reading Glee Club, Band Faculty meeting comes to order. MR. LAWRENCE GENTILE History, Mathematics, Georgraphy MR. FRANK MEYERS Custodian Faculty MRS. CATHRYN WILLIAMS Main Office gqiiuwsiywg-11 f1zz7fvsm: rf Do they really call you 'the shafter', Father. MRS. PAULINE BUCHER Attendance Office Classes gf' 'w i' V ,. N, 4 jfa lggy 'I t in-it t ,jg -' G A R fr f ii- '55 WA ,.. .. ... . .i t ti d i at fi W K, . lei wt' .X ,111 ,X lk 51 efiiif- :SQ I A ' , y tx f A W: A ,t 1 .5 J. ' -. fame- .4 It .,, -1' 'Eff - , g g .r ll Wi . W , 1 V? 1 A 1, W , f gall' WWA' 3' 'ima jig 1 ff it 6 1 , if Q l i . ii ,Zi -,ff . ' 'L ,z , 2 -P f . 1 gf , k A .. ,gli , AV L.: g. -an - 1 . mm,-if . W ' W' ' .f . A , , w ? 'ff 'al f r , ' --AL TM? , A , :J , ,T 1 mi .. 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E i 1 9 .-.nm E, i 5 ir, 4 E Q E - . i 5 ,Lis f , 5 Senior Farewell Message My dear Seniors Congratulations from your faculty and fellow students on the occasion of your graduation' During your final year at lVlount Carmel you helped to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary of the founding of our school It was a busy time and we hope that this year and the others you have been with us have given you many happy memories This formative time in your excellence in all things spiritual mental and physical Our wish for you is that you may con tlnue what you have started here by staying close to your faith and your God lVlay Our Lady of lVlount Carmel always pro tect you Sincerely EugeneJ lVlcCallen O Carm Principal l lives has been spent in a school dedicated to A Prayer to Gur Lady of Mount Carmel E X 1 'tx ,M W T X ff!! fl XX X X ft sa fl 3 if Q' X N- 2 N N X .Y ,.,,,.W 53 In XXX x ff! ff 3, iff V Y 4 N. ix VV .,,- X XE f J, . X4 xL JV, skkika Ot,Blessed Virgih3i1iulIi.oi,gra,ce, Queen of all' l.l Saints, how sweet is itttpxr me X MMMMQ11... X ,Xi 1.2 it ,X to veneratevtheen und fthe Jitlelifofa Gurl?lZadyfofiMitQ-.XCarmeL It takes me baclieto 5 f ,f -weof , , 3 X the days icntmtghe prophet? Elias, vlfi enfQa,Qu..itwast ipfetiguredinkontllgint Carmelxx I d K l x undeigfthfeitorm ofthe littjle cloudktiom which, as itlixpcxieased, there fellxa kindly ff: -I MI. .,,,, V. X rain, symbolic of the sahxcftifyingxmgrge that comes 'tip usxgrpm thee. Evehtfrom ga 1 ,fra i ' if fx the days ofthe Apostlesyitgliiouiiimast ,een honored ui-ideyjhisfrnystic titlg, nd xx t X, ti X iK1,. ifift - f ,493 today I am fillggd with joyx txthe vigught that we are united, , ithfthioksegifsftfcligntsx ti tx ai Q C' If Q i of thine, and union wit thx m weklsalute thee, saying: Oibeauty Gaimel, xx X K 3 tv il 5 .fp glory of Libanusliythou purest oxfflilbes, mxiystic rose in fhe floweirihg garden of the 1 3 N I I j 2 W al, Church. Meanwhile, O Virgin oi Vil'gins,xXbe mindfulfof me ,ln mis.-feriy,lfgaQcl at I Q . E Ji ,git Exit show thyself my llilxlgother. Shed LKDOFQ me rlipre and rglore the lixilihg lighkt of that K it 1 l if R 5 iff . 5 , faith which made thee blessed, Einflgme metwith that heavenlyilove wherewith ,RQ 3 , 1 gl thou didst love thylgdear Son, lJes1Egs Chriit. l arg filledjwittl miseries both 'X l 3 i ' l spiritualMa.ndiE3temporzfQXI am straightenedjify many? sorrovfis inf body and soul, l 2 if R and i'ii take religige, Iiketl? child, in tHg4 VQhadow of fhy mogherly protection. Do i E 1 5 2 ' ga t l5X 0,,x i ' i . thou, Mother if God, who hastisucli power andlmightwfobflain for me from tilessexd Jesusgjthe heavehly gifts of iiungility, chgstity, and meekness, which 1, it ETX f , fgf werejtliexfairesi ornamentstof thihe irglnntaculate sfoul. Qbgthou grant me to be , X - ti i ef! i - J . W . R F . . F Xstrongglp 'Eheg ngidst of temptations antgl bitterness fwhioh often overwhelm my R f HN -, ix ' f' K swpxifrit. Ahd wtyign the days of iflgiy egrthlyjpilgrimagjefafrefacpomplished according xx tl ff Y-fl ff f a to Gxod's holfwill, grant that t ivul may obtainfthefglolry of paradise, through XX I 3 If R Xt x it . . . it 5. f 2 3 the meritsgof Christ and thine I fercessiont. Amenj' 1 1 ff H Q f 'tb Xi in iniixlgenceftot 500 days. tx tx X K f K1 xi ff' If I in Xs,k'Q7,gM ,!!,,,f ,ff Www.-.-.W.m.,,mN 4 ,, H Qtlk WWE Xillrifmlwgwn, X , ,...,- ..., .M-J, ,I .,,. , if., Senior Class .fi Senior Officers Class Cf '60 PRESIDENT Jim Reiph As Freshmen, the graduating class of 1960 wandered the corridors of Carmel in awe. They viewed the Seniors and thought of their achievements, awaiting the day when they too would lead the school. When that day finally ar- rived, the 1960 class began a year of wondrous achieve- ments that will be hard to surpass in the future. Senior outings, the first Homecoming, the outstanding athletic teams, and the many fine scholars who have won acclaim highlighted a most successful year. This class truly is befitting Carmel's 25th anniversary, a great year in Carmel history. VICE-PRESIDENT Philip Acosta SECRETARY Gilbert Acosta Gilbert Acosta Philip Acosta As always, so poised and sophisticated! Daniel Arana Frank Arciga Ralph Argano Michael Arnone Albert Arrietta Ricky Nelson????? Ronald Ateman Senior Tony Auth Q Robert Avery , Quentin Banks Class Nlark Bixler David Barton Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little . . . WM .mt .W Gary Booker Jose Brambila Sergio Briones ' Leonard Brown Did you see that? Fr. Joel actually struck him! Michael Brown James Brunsmann Class Robert Burdick Charles Buscemi Anthony Casimano Of '60 i h , '52 ws Q4 r Q h Douglas Cavallo we Take that, Father! ff' Jack Chapman Martin Cormier Anthony Chavez i Neil Chapman i i Graduating Arthur Cota Steven Courso John Cummings George Cuttrell Could it be that late hours doing homework don't agree with him. Class Althemus Delahoussaye Robert Denogean Ted DePass i I wonder who's running in the 4th? i Thomas Dobson James De Toskey Augustine Dominguez Senior Paul Donatelli Edward Duenes Class James Escalante Patrick Duncan And then Little Red Riding Hood Reinaldo Esquivel Thomas Egan Jess Fernandez Thomas Fill Francis Flannigan I shouIdn't have hit him so hard. Thomas Forgue Class Frederick Fries John FUGSS of '60 Neal Gleason Well, so much for Arnone. Allen Gloe , , A ag 111 L , L.,: :5.k.3.!3:ly ,V,, fhmh 73'fi:i.:l.fZfakrwLf ' lf Manuel Gonzalez Michael Grimm Raul Gutierrez John Haffley . Two things I love, me and food. Clay Hardwig George Heatter Graduating Michael Herbs Class Frank Herrera Martinez Hewlett Michael Hornbecker Oh!! If Mother could only see me now. Albert Houser Roger Hughes Se n io r Peter James Heh!! Heh!! Heh!! Arthur Jankowski Cecil Jordan Russell Kerger James Kotabe William Kropach Who goes there? Larry La Casse Class Nick La Nlere Norman Lebel Anthony Le Cesne Robert Le Febvre . . . he takes big pleasure when and where he can. Steve Le Fevour Class Peter Lewin Robert Lewis Raymond Llamas Mel Lozano Al Lugo of '60 Anthony Lugo Edward Lumas Christian Science Reading Room John Madura Paul Mahoney Richard Mancino Q i Jeffery Martin 5.1 Graduating . . ooooooh! Yeaaaah! Thomas Mathis Ted Matt Richard Matthews Class Ronald Matty E tif: 51,4 , KNO commentl Alfred Mayer Michael McCarthy Peter McCue Patrick lVIcGoldrick Philip McGrath 5 I think l'II call it a wheel. Harry Mitchell i st Kyozo Mori Senior Ulysses Moss Class Tim Murphy John Ory Lawrence Palmer Dear Scabby, ........ Richard Parra Class Gerald Powell Fred Potter K Paul Mozart C??J conducts the M.C. Symphony Orchestra John Powers Frank Pozsgai Charles Prentiss Warren Preston All I can do is flunk . . . or cheat. Charles Purzycki Cf '60 Frank Quattrocchi Thomas Ramirez William Rehm 4,1-11 an - 4325 , 222 'll 'il Qll lgfe ials lf l g ,Q ' '. SIM . F Eg .N L...,,, Wa aaigzzgga-5,.,, hz, :ff 5,-ww--V w,fg15g'5 :,,, ,, M- - 53 L , ,Fa saagz' gm. fy fi f V: Sk Tiff: ' 1-552 l ,, ' qi El ma ., ,gl James Relph H .l'az:-m.: .Fazglq -ag: :fi I W., ' ' !'zEafi1E12:Qi-5 ' , a:feei', fa' ye X El ' ix F l Q I LL all W ,, W l , .I is 2 ' xl!! N .,Z.1,,., X Q sf tb, ' 1 s L .,gzgp::' x-ie -- Q55 H, .. Mm ,. 'W wi WE :gg g f' ,253 :Bla wg az Qwfenifilszz'Q5igffzzglfzfixasslzzriisig'lllfv , .... L ,,,.. X, .,,. .. ., Manuel Rollinger Edward Ruddy Class r Ronald Sampson Gary Sandell Auth comes in a close second Adrian Santina Richard Santoni Peter Sa ntora Dennis Schreiner George Sherman that smile off your face! John'SiIIetto Lee Smith Senior Class I David Staley Lamont Starks l'II take a hi . . . Oh! Hi Brother. Ch3V'9S Stehly James Steinmetz Robert Stevenson Thomas Stoddard John Sweeney Imagine that!!! Terry Takeda Class Robert Tanklage Cf '60 Gary Tigges Dennis Tons lt's the whole egg that makes it good. Manuel Travino Frank Turner Manuel Valenzuela l l l Robert Vasquez William Van Berckelaer Thomas Vallejos Graduating Youse guys goin' to Ralph's party tonight? Larry Verdugo Philip Villemuer Thomas Ward , Richard Weiss What Vic Tanny's did for Le Febvre. Manfred Welsch Class Henry Woods Edward Zinkowski PRESIDENT Dave Cole SECRETARY Steve Faustina Junior Officers Accepting the title of upperclass- men with pride, the class of '61 pro- ceeded to accept also the responsibili- ties of their position. They became more and more active in school policy, realizing full well that the job of han- dling the life of the school would be theirs next year. The job they have done has been all but average. VICE-PRESIDENT John Fashing Class Of '61 John Absmeier George Arguello l James Bacile l Brent Benny Class of '61 Shermont Banks Norman Beckert Raymond Apodaca Gary Auth Thomas Blanchard George Bell Gary Bogert lf Gerald Bonetto John Bowers Michael Brady Juniors lVlario Brunasso Robert Brown Ronald Brown Joseph Browner William Buford John Calvert Thomas Cantella Charles Burnett Wayne Cardoos , P' ' lisa 1 .C-ii gif- 'lZ'llfi'm1w i A it ' fiifhg 6 SS ' . ......,.. ' 'le f2: '?5,'w5' i!' iffilfi, 'e5fff,,iIii'?l1x f'2.237ii'i5i355ilifflIVfig? K 2 digyvf lvl I , gil ii 1, iigsfwfyilfg-liigggglliflnliiil , l 1. .-jing., ,a'i,.mi.. , ,Q -,,,,,,:isgf,f5 if oi- iiiiiwlf iifxsxxi J,-sg i.,.wq.ii-W ' ' --if H 'f 121515 Will? :fi ,, 1 ,uf .S ' 'V i ia. Qifiiiiiiifi C, LL,, i 1,1 .iw -fw..i- H.ff,f:1,'l, .la 1, . : Wal ' if TT .. ,A,. . 1 ,,,., x,,, , ?w,i.i,.ffE,,... 'X f f . Gary Carl' William Carreon Louis Caspary Juniors William Chapman Joseph Castellano Dominic Castro Vincent Cervantes Patrick Ciancimino Donald Clark Marshall Cochrane Louis Ciccoianni David Coie Thomas Corlett Bernard Crane Louis de Cerda Ernest Cote Fermin Coto Class of '61 Gerald De La Fuente James De Maggio John De Young LeRoy Cox John Crisalli Stephen De Laurier Jack Delpit John Donovan Glenn Dunagan Ronald Ehresman n Joseph D'Virgilio John Eaton Juniors l Dennis Fitzsimmons l Michael Gallegos Van Gatlin Thomas Edwards John Fashing Stephen Faustina Michael Foster Mark Galindo Frank Gill - - H 5 r i .- , X, K, ff-- W Q f,f.fQf,g . , ggi, QQ , iiiizzrfffiiiiihfezzriif J -V .',-- , -1,. ,-,., , ,11- laigliggisf A1232 giiiiiLiwi? 's gilmz-ArE15l' im! g ee A9iEc2Jg2'J5. fig :T 42 mari . l gsaezii' ' Michael Gleixner MichaeI Gordon Macedonia Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez Juniors Joh Joseph Gramo n Graves John Guzman N Joseph Hopper Charles Gundy Michael Harem I-90 Hoifes Ernest Ikei William lzabal DenniS Johnson Murray Jackson Ronald Jarvis J u n I o rs v--...Q Bennie Johnson Donald Kagawa ,,i, iiiis 1 or .Q-xi . 1 w g Gerald Krall Larry Leintz Gary Kennedy James La Frano Alvarez Le Cesne James Locke Gilbert Magana Charles Martin Class of '61 Lorenzo Maya Donald McCammack Terry Marshall Joseph Mattingly Regis Matzie Michael Miltimore William Mgede b Frank McHugh Luis Melendez Ronald Neveu Walter Nowak Danny Osuna Junior Class Michael Palenchar Charles Perkins Michael O'Connor Thomas Padilla Rene Paez Gerhard Pill Paul Polizzotto Erwin Petschauer J3I'T16S Phillippi Gary Pygzora Nicholas Radvanczy Randolph Reisz Eugene Rodriguez Robert Sanders Frank Rafferty J u n io rs Angel Rojas-Diaz Ebert Rojas-Diaz John Reimer Rudolph Ritt John Rupp David Scanlan John Schlager Terrance Slattery Juniors Rodger Shimatsu Patrick Smith Ernest Spencer Arthur Sullivan John Tapia John Thomasset Joseph Sweet Joseph Todaro David Valle Wallace Tratz Benjamin Wagner Donald Warren Phillip Warren Mark Washburn Donald Weas I J u n IO r Thomas Wlllls Edward Wllson PatrlC Class K Wllhelm Armando Zubi ' . A l only had that much. Kon-Tiki Jr. Antics Whoops!! Joe sent me. af Portrait of a successful man. We're bad They don't dig me here. . Q ' - , . .. W, A .7 .gl First-Aider checks for fractures. ,fl-M Look' lt comes off 2 'X .1 -r W it 'il hid it back here somewhere. .am Oh to be free P M ell hello there ' X , I wonder who's kissing her now? illlM'NL C. 1U302 ' 77' I I T 1 71 Sophomore Gffioers , ,, , sae 'L.' ,- it lor., VlCE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY PRESWENT Frank Janowicz Jeffrey George Class Of George Coonis '62 The term sophomore, taken literally, means wise fool. This by no means applies to the class of '62. During their second year at Mount Carmel High School, they have come to play an important role in the life of the school. They have attained prominence in every facet of school activity, from scholastics to ath- letics. FRONT ROW: Miguel Acuna Pete Aquinaga Thomas Anderson Joseph Biunno Phillip Baham John Beatty BACK ROW: Anthony Bixler FRONT ROW: Frank Blanco MIDDLE ROW: Raphael Blount Michael Bowen John Broussard BACK ROW: Paul Breunig Ralph Bustamante Larry Clever Sophomores ,W 5 Class of '62 TO R.: David Candiliere Richard Cardoos Fernando Castro Frank Chafe Leroy Chase Ronald Chavez SITTING: George Coonis STANDING: James Clark Paul Como Larry Corsaro Joseph Crede Michael Cross Robert Cullen SITTING: John Davis Robert Delzer Frank Di Pietro STANDING: Joel Cummings John Cuttrell Victor Duarte George Elias L. TO R.: Sergio Felix Ronnie Franking Tim Finnerty Ernest Gallegos George Garcia Ralph Garcia L. TO R.: L. Robert Gabor Jeffrey George Richard Gonzales Louis Gizzarelli Arthur Gunningham Roland Gutierrez TO R.: James Haffley Terry Haren Frank Hirsch Michael Hiza John lacono 76 Sophomores 1? Class of '62 FRONT ROW: John Jachtschitz Charles Kellam John Knoernchild BACK ROW: Wilfred Knight Richard LaCasse FRONT ROW: Dean LeCesne Edward Lomeli Michael Lucas BACK ROW: Dennis Loehr John Lopez Lee Lunsford 77 Class of '62 FRONT ROW: Edward Lynn Edward Magdalene Joseph McDermott BACK ROW: Henry Manriquez Allen Martin Thomas Martin FRONT ROW: John Martinez John Numerfro Glen Moore BACK ROW: Dave Martinez John Pales Michael Patin Robert Pecharich L. TO R.: Clarence Pace John Peli Edward Quesada Nicholas Plumlee Gary Radle Michael Readick David Reinsch Louis Robles L. TO R.: Frank Rodriguez Daniel Rupp Thomas Schenck Robert Seleine James Silletto John Sullivan Lawrence Smith John Spreitzer John Taylor Sophomores SITTING: Edward Thomson James Trez STANDING: Jerome Starks Patrick Tebo Xavier Tinoco Wilbur Troy TO R.: Frank Turcany Robert Verbeck Eldon Vignery Robert Wiley James Wilson James Wright V- in F9i-H-easiswwzk-iwiassisiimi Sophomores J ii,ss J iiis sr,.es ,issei J J 1....,.-il w,-.-1- HCM! Class of '62 N TO R.: L. Gary Young John Yowell Robert Almada James Hiss Robert Kane Frank Janowicz TO R.: Larry Lujan Danny Matsushita Patrick Murphy Thomas Preston Robert Simes Vincent Roach 81 Freshmen Gffioers SECRETARY Frank Acosta vicE-PRESIDENT It is often remarked that a Freshman class is like a novitiate. As these young men enter into a life of diligent study and zealous prayer, their lives are influenced and motivated by glorious traditions and goals. This is assuredly true of the class of '63. Living and learning under the tutelary arms of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, they have come to love and honor that which is Mount Carmel. Class Of ROW 1: Roberto Acuna Richard Aguilar Gilbert Aguinaga ROW 2: Elliott Ambeau Kenneth Boitte Joseph Borits ROW 3: Jack Cantella Michael Coffey Donald Collins Row 4: Ronald Corona Frank D'Arelli '-.Ami-..:. TI M rf J ii I M iq , Wi H. 3 85 nfl' :J ' '95 i L- f- Q F ie 3-3: V 6 Freshmen A-. ' ,,., ex fl, 9 J ' 1 fi :fl P! gi .- 11 Bewilderment at high school life . . . . . . finally gives way to Carmel spirit ROW 1: Raul Flores John Frazier Ronald Frilot ROW 2: James Gibson Michael Halleck Robert Hana ROW 3: Kerney Haydel Michael Howes Marshall Ladmirault ROW 4: Ronald Lopez Leroy Martinez l, 5: b W we me , at 1 3 'f' :N ROW 1: George Miranda Gary Miller William Parker ROW 2: Edward Post Michael Powers Arturo Sanchez ROW 3: Frank Seals Richard Torres Harold Washington ROW 4: Bruce Whalley John Zambel :gd ROW 1: Donald Bragg Gerald Cannon Damien Cano Donald Castro ROW 2: Gerald Chachere William Cochrane Gerald Courso William Crilly ROW 3: Virl Crouse Clifford De Young Ronald Dunlap Philip Egan , eh, Clas Frank Acosta Larry Bichlmeler Stephen Bradasich John Campbell ROW 2: Joseph Torres Robert Villarreal Julius Wesson James Wesley ROW 3: Thomas Slattery Cundo Sota Bernard Smith William Taylor I ll' f '63 ROW 1: John Meehl Fred Mishler Richard Morfin Elliott Norwood ROW 2: Dennis Okuna Robert Ryan Louis Schaefer William Sievers ROW 3: Albert Tarvyd Paul Thomson John Tomich Ronald Turner ROW 4: James Warren Darryl Williams Stephen Yost ROW 1: Robert Erickson Joseph Faherty Larry Freet Joseph Hana ROW 2: Charles Hurd Roberto lzabal Jerry Kelly Thomas King ROW 3: John Kirk John Lewin Ralph Magallan Milan Maymar V-.gf ll-1 f-w 1' h....+n...4vf ROW 1: James Absmeier Rene Armendariz Bruce Aubry Peter Bahan ROW 2: Carl Barber Thomas Becker Francis Bellomo Albert Benitez ROW 3: Donald Castro Robert Chick James Dempsey Joshua Erwin 85 ww K 5329 ROW 1: Carlos Lopez Pat Malone Bradley McGrath Roy Meyer ROW 2: Terence Mulleavy Ronald Prudhomme Louis Quiroz Trevor Reisz ROW 3: Felix Romant Richard Saucedo Richard Simeon Fred Six ROW 1: Robert Espinosa Rafael Figueroa Michael Finnerty Richard Flores ROW 2: Gary Goldbaum Charles Harper James Hopper John lzabal ROW 3: Harold Jay Peter Johnson Gary Lebel Sidney Le Melle Freshmen BACK ROW: Edward Aguierre Eric Bradley Brian Collins Joseph Condon MIDDLE ROW: Arthur Crosby Carlos Delgado John Di Giacomo Andrew Demarco FRONT ROW: Joseph Di Mario Van Fontno Alfonso Galicia BACK ROW: Joseph Gamez Walter Gerger George Guzman Thomas Horejsi MIDDLE ROW: George Johnson Dale Jones James Kisiah Leo Kubiak FRONT ROW: Albert Le Cesne Frank Lieblanc Richard Martinez Class BACK ROW: Frank Rojas Thomas Shea Donald Stewart MIDDLE ROW: Billy Tully Robert Torres Leonard Talmo FRONT ROW: Robert Wilson Albert Velderrain BACK ROW: John Mills Michael Moffett Reginald Mullin Kevin Murphy MIDDLE ROW: Joseph Naccarato Anthony Nicholas John Nissen Phillip Pomeroy FRONT ROW: Frank Purcell Edwin Ragland Norbert Rizzo Student Government A-'fs Self rule is an important step in the maturing process on an individual. On lVlt. Carmel, the younger men were allowed to han- dle their own' problems as they were faced with them. Still, Elias and the elders kept a watchful eye on them, offering them guidance and counsel . . . 5 Xl . . . Student government and self rule, under faculty supervi- sion, have played major roles in making the men of Carmel what they are today. When the student puts discipline and school regula- tions into practice from the en- forcing end, he is better able to understand the reasoning behind the rules of life of lVlt. Carmel High. ig fi 2 ffl 7 f it .0 S' f fre . J N Q-by 7 S so N 1 t J if N '41 'un Q its t f 4 ' wi' . ,,... Y it t Y e K f M- Q, N Q- Vi i, . ,f A f I 90 Ii Q g,5g2i'a. - 'Z .X 4 ,VW L, ., ,,ga,v Mike Arnone, Student Body President Vice-President Mike Brown Student Council This year, as in every year, the Stu- dent Council was chosen by popular vote. However, the six men elected for the school year '59-60 did more than rest on their laurels for their terms. The work done by them in furthering school spirit, prestige, and cooperation will not soon be forgotten. Secretary Tony Auth Treasurer Fra nk Pozsgai .,,v 'gui -' 1, .' A 'i ew' ' f, - F- M xg 9 ., 55 11,475 IN :V , ' 1 b ' , ff Counselor HiStOrial'l Marty Hewlett George Cuttrell Council In Action l Q I '21 'S ,Jeb-'.,iL Brown and Relph tally election results. Arnone SDSSKS to fl'9Shmef1 Lettermen's Club L. to R., Back Row: George Coonis, John Graves, Richard Santoni, Tom Dobson, Mike Gordon, Mike Herbs, Dave Cole Dennis Schriener, Frank Turner, Tim Murphy, Ron Matty, Pete Santora, John DeYoung, La Mont Starks. Front Row: Rich ard Mancino, Mike Arnone, Mel Lozano, John Ory, Richard Matthews, Henry Woods, Tom Egan, Dennis Tons, Neil Chap man, Tony Auth, John Rupp. When an athlete has shown outstand- ing prowess in some particular sport, he should receive public recognition for it. This is one purpose of the Letter- men's Club. Functionally, however, it is a service club whose duty it is to keep order at school events. Being well or- ganized and skillfully led, this year's letterman's club has done its job ex- ceptionally well. Ya mean I gotta do all THIS just to join? tOf C8fm Emlgligallen' O' F r. Eugene California Scholastic Federation L. to R.: Gilbert Acosta, Historiang Philip Acosta, Vice-Presi- dent, Martinez Hewlett, President, Anthony Casimano, secretary. As the major honor society in the school, the California Scholastic Fed- eration is highly respected by the stu- dents. Its membership is limited to those who have obtained superior merit in their classes. This year, the C.S.F. has broken into the open by presenting numerous educational programs for the benefit of the other students. l-. to R. Back Row: Ed Zinkowski, James Pena, Robert Le- Febvre, Augustine Dominguez, Norbert Lopez, Mike Grimm. Front Row: Althemus Delhoussaye, Paul Mahoney, John George Cuttrell, Warren Preston. Madura, Dennis Tons, L. to R. Back Row: Erwin Petschauer, John Eaton, John Rupp, Ron Aguilar, John Taylor, Gary Bogert, Jim Locke, Armando Zubi, Allen Martin. Front Row: Mark Washburn, John Cuttrell, Paul Pollizotto, Jim Clark, Larry Clever, Tom Edwards, Larry Leintz, Pat Tebo. SCHOLASTlC Dr. Aloia addresses honor students present at C.S.F. Banquet. qi Awards presentation Fr. McCaIlen speaks to the group Publications ln order for the traditions of the men on Mount Carmel to be preserved for the future, Elias and his group had to record every facet of their daily lives and a his- tory of their rules... 96 . . . The traditions of lVlt. Car- mel today are preserved through the same methods. The Cru- sader , the school newspaper, and the El Conquistadoru, the school annual, have become tra- ditions in their own right. Moderator EI Conquistador ' This year being the twenty- fifth anniversary of Mount Car- mel High School, the El Con- quistador staff was faced with a great responsibility. It was necessary to integrate the cele- brations into the annual with skill and artistry. And, in fol- lowing the traditions of previous staffs, they have presented a superior annual for the Silver Jubilee of our school. Bro Francis Otto, O. Carm. ME?'g,?gQnHim?gtt Class Editor Activities Editor Althemus Delahoussaye Robert Lefebvre Sports Editor Art Edgtgr Mike Arnone Henry Woods 1 Q Alumni Editor Assistants M . i f 5 : 5:53 Q ra , 5 in mn, o 5-T.-exsmx irfrw .. ,f Art Moderator Bob BUl'dlCk Bro. Anton Hagan, O. Carm. E? 5 Q Tony Auth Roger Shimatsu Dave Cole 56665 ' 000000 roooaee ,,7Q X- fl The annual will be out by May 26th. Confusion reigns supreme. This is ridiculous! on ,Ck :i-'?F'S M 2 .5 :E Q if ' S x - X At the beginning of the school year, the students were promised a bigger, better, and more frequent newspaper. This promise became a reality with the first edition of the Crusader . The 1959-60 Crusader staff is to be congrat- ulated on the wonderful job that they have done. .gh ra'l0l' Ed't .' . Mode O Carm- Phelpr in-Chief Fr. Joel Moelieff ' D Acosta Associate Editor Assistant Editor Robert LeFebvre Gilbert Acosta Make-Up Editor CODY Editor Augustine Dominguez Althemus Delahoussaye E --u News Editor Religion Editor John Eaton Paul Donatelli Photography Editor Art Editor Manfred Welsch Staff Tony Auth sl.i'?l' if 1 V J i.-X it M ,tt,t - ' A V if 'ir-1 ii E luzli ' g, . -1 in . m x, Z., J 5 1 K K ki,..hVh Q . ..,k I M Vmli kk i l l V., .1 4 , K i K - 1 , X E iro,t to itii , If G 1 A . I J '1 I ,. ,gk, 'Ike ,. ,7 . , ' ask V, fy -A 5 all w ' I ' 1 , ., f N J ' ' E' N J F an 1 MW riii,iiii ...4 of N ihht A ihti i A A M2314 A t t trrt l is ffl 'F--M A hirh ' ..t, ' ih'iii F, fi Q ,f , E k,kL A . rake-?n,,,2 L toR BackR R R, h ., low: on Aguilar, Roger Shimatsu, John Beatt , Ed Z y ward inkowski, John Madura, Tom Ramirez Nick Radvanczy IC ard Santoni, Alfred Mayer Frank Acosta Bob Pe h ' h , . , c arlc . Front Row: Frank Hirsch, Fred Potter, Donald Castro, Charles K l- lam, Vincent Roach, John Lewin, Raul G t' ' e u ierrez, Dennis Hollow. This is how it's done. The Ivy League Kid In My Solitude Like, what's happening? My name is Big Boy Pete. l'm thinking-and it hurts! 5s y A. L , .,' LJ' Hsgfifiiiif 1. 1 gf :ar a R., VL 'Lvl oi 'f K 4,7 t '4 ' .. And this is how you write a 'b'. it She's pretty cute, isn't she father? Oooo! Shame on you! We've been evlcted!! rg? Aaww! Hearst wouId've never printed it. I know. Let's start a school newspaper! 103 Grganizations l I l l ff'-H W- -55 s - - if-A :-def - -.gaegf ---H, -f f' S- -:af-'fm Although all men are created equal, the men of lVlt. Carmel realized that an individual's inter- ests can vary. So it was the Elias cultivated these differences and channeled them in directions which would be beneficial to the lives of all . . . .fa 04.91 , , I ,..'- 3 sl ,... .Q W 'fl Fx f . . . So too, the modern men of Carmel have widespread talents. To further these, clubs are formed which allow the members to pur- sue their own interests. However, all work together for the good of the school and the honor and glory of Our Blessed lVlother. I i Moderator Prefect Fr. Matthew Sprouffske, O.Carm. James Relph OF Upperclassmen Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Marty Hewlett Mel Lozano . U it Communion is distributed at student's Mass. Fr. Matthew speaks to sodalists. 106 3. .. M H . .... ,.. ..... ....5s, .ionn Suletto, Sergio Briones, Dennis Hollow, Tom Stehly, Ted Matt. Second Row: IIITI Murphy,-Victor Rollinger, Al Lugo, Ron Matty, Frank Arciga, Larry Catalina, Mel Lozano, Richard Matthews, Frank Flannigan, Richard Weiss, Phil Acosta. Third Row: Tony Auth, Dennis Schreiner, Allen Gloe, Mike Arnone, Gil Acosta, LaMont Starks. Fourth Row: Tom Ramirez, Jeff Martin, Tony LeCesne, Jim Steinmetz, Ulysses Moss, Ed Lumas, Frank Pozsgai. Fifth Row: Neil Chapman, Jim Brunsman, Clay Hardwick, Rich Mancino, Neil Gleason. Uhclerclassmen 75 John Cuttrell Fran k Acosta L. to R., First Row: D. Osuna, J. Spencer, M. Washburn, T. Reisz, R. lzabal, J. Castellano. M. Miltimore, J. lzabal, J. Rupp. Second Row: E. Quesada, J. Hooper, R. Blount, E. Thomson, J. Beatty, J. Donahue, M. Brunasso, A. Benitez R. Magellen Third Row' D LeCesne J Eaton R A d . . . , . , . po aca, T. Schenck, B. Sanders, L. Leintz, G. Garcia, W. lzabal, R. Chick. W 55 W , Speech and A Debate M demo' . Presiderwi Fr Nlichae? Potter, 0-Cam' William lzabal U b L. to R., Back Row: Robert lzabal, John Hirsch, Fred Potter, John Eaton, Donald Castro, John lzabal. Front Row: Phil Baham, William lzabal, Charles Purzycki, Xavier Tinoco. Band Where-'s the champagne lady? John Philip Sousa does it again. Photo Club L. to R., Back Row: James Locke, Dennis Fitz- simmons, Mario Brunasso, Ed. Quesada. Mid- dle Row: Bob Arguello, Ernest lkei, Frank Acosta, Sidney Glik. Front Row: Charles Gun- dy, Mike Gleixner, George Garcia, Xavier Ti- noco, Mike Gallegos. 4 . , Picture taken of picture-taker taking picture. u- ..-. - ns-W , - .1 - -i Yagi , fi fe- , '4QiQ2-' .--- . , l ...ml l.-- is l is g .l I C L u B L. to R.: Bob Burdick, Jerry Powell, Nick Radvanczy, Henry Woods, Tony Auth, Ted Matt. lO9 Moderator' I Fr. Joel Moelter, 0-Carm L. to R.: Richard Matthews, Neil Chapman, George Cuttrell, Tony Auth. B o oste rs Members engage in pre-game work. L. to R., First Row: Jerry Powell, Marty Hewlett, Richard Weiss, Joe Russo, Danny Osuna, Bob Burdick, Chuck Bus- cemi, Bob Tanklage, Frank Turner. Second Row: Al Newman, D. Thomson, Louis Caspary, Ronald Ateman, Bob Brady, Lawrence Palmer, Gary Tigges. Third Row: Sam Glik, Jim Brunsman, Jeff Martin, Gary Sandel, Tom Schenck, John Sil- letto, Charles Stehly, Melvin Glik, Ted Matt, Xavier Tinoco. Fourth Row: John Pecharich, Frank Glik, Art Jankowski, Ray Apodaca, Tom Stoddard, Gil Acosta, Phil Acosta, Steve Courso, Tom Ramirez. School spirit-this is in the care of the Booster's Club. lt can truly be said that this year's members have carried out their obligations well. All facets of school participation have been handled skillfully by this group .... ...at the game l l I before the game . . . and even at the rally ulo Mr. K Cigareets an' whiskey an' wil', wil' women . . . l wanna tell you 'bout Oo-Pooh-Pah-Doo Boosters' club urges cheering section on. Behind the Scenes- Cheerleaders The glamour and activity of the cheerleader holds an attrac- tion for many students. But all that glitters is not gold. Behind the job of cheerleading go many hours of diligent practice and preparation. Working in conjuc- tion with the Boosters' Club, the cheerleaders are an integral and necessary part of our school. Thermopylae! G0 Cafmel' Fight Carmel! Win Carmel' Mothers' Club Av YN. P JN SELL-A-BW-K I Keep that bread-line moving! - OFFICERS-L. to R., Mrs. Pyszora, Mrs. Whalley, Mrs. Matthews Mrs Beck ertg Pres., Mrs. Absmeir, Mrs. Matt, Mrs. Graves. Mother 's Club, Very Rev. Fr. K. Morrissey, O. Carm., Moderator Hen party. H4 Fashion 1 , What? Me worry? Show fWe have nothing to sayj Oh! Oh! , I Ch rlstmas Party Gee! I wish there were a Santa Claus. What'll ya have, bud? Merry Christmas from the mob. if m - - 1 ii' K, 4' ,'ii A ii,-+- C A' fm - ez f if iff --if f ef , 'fi 2 , I 'K . ,,. ,,., fig I.. f tif You mean its poison?! Mmmm Good! Christmas party. Meeting in progress Fathers' club barbecue Friends, Romans, and countrymen Fathers Club It moves!! Maffia isa say get out!' I I r Father's club vs. faculty. Activities if h WiT.-A A' ' ' - 4 We gl- ht, , , ll 1-:.,h flA,i: 3 ,l ull i5.5i,f,lgi5 mill DWL '4 lag A l l ' Km if-I. 1 wi? 'Y f .Q 4. 'ff 3 tw 1 r it ,lr l. ' Wtfff ,Q 1 Q' 2 A ,W lv 9 16 '22 ar IW fs if 5 flirt' 6:12, ,A W M' may l I , J' , ff , rfb- .QW l f, ,ff , .,,, WV, '55 K if W ' N ll? Egg . 5 s 5 4- M f ,Al er 9 Q bi x r IK M as f, I h W, miie-f:':f 121. ' A , ls l , , diy. -i K. ., if A. .x1?i ',t,,Mg i 5-not if it hh Fi ,L 12-:if Q as ,AQ im , 'ff-,iz fgfsl' l mime? 1. , lflwl ,.iv,,,,.g,,, . 9' - My r w.gw,l4g!' U -,.- . pw, . 2? if WH' Q. Q . J , Irish .Lv 1 t t, bo if If gsrliiekrw ' ,. If Q 1 iff ,ego 5, ,,o,f l, JF 4 bl 1,459.5 lui' , N ' S I I riff 4 lm WMN3, MLW is . -l if Q14 V . ,si - .. 5 . mx 3 sg .1 V it 1.-D. 5. KJ, , A I . -1 3 V M , . gji:Q.l,,l5,l3 5,i,.Q,if.,,T.L 3533, 5 , Wm D A . . i gvwsflgz we ,j l' wr 1 ww - , ,. W ' V ' 'f tQ.fi'f'5 ' fi' 7 A i l ,, X ,Li,Qi I L,,,,i it . -- .l , A J' ' K ' --ff , lv Qi'1El gMb t lil U . V gi vc, vt of 5' A 7, Once a great famine and drought was levied upon the peo- ple of Israel by God through Elias, his prophet. This was punishment for the sins of the people and their king. But Elias miraculously sur- vived, for through the grace of God, he received sustenance from ravens in the desert . . . 116 . . . The modern men of Carmel are in danger of suffering a diff ferent type of famine - a lack of social life. However, they are saved by the many and varied ac- tivities sponsored by the school. These activities, just as the ravens and Elias, bring food for both the spiritual and physical lives of the men of Carmel. Gussie! Where should we spend it tonight? There are girls in here? I don't feel well. My feet hurt! Peek-a-boo. - L. to R.: Dennis Schreiner, Marty Hewlett 118 John Sweeney, George Cuttrell, Mike Arnone CNot present: Robert LeFebvreJ And then . . . Shy? Alright, break it up I'm lost! The Bargain Basement lg M g All I did so bring a girl! l L. to R.: Neil Chapman, Tony Auth, Jeff Mar- I I I I I tin, Joe Russo, Al Arrieta, Frank Pozsgai. qNot present: Mike Brownj Glee Club 1--f il S- L. to R.. Back Row: Henrv Woods, Edward Duenas, Richard Santoni, Chuck Hurd, J. Memar, Tom Ramirez. Middle Row: Frank Turcany, LaMont Starks, Tom Davis, Roger Shimatsu, H. J. Caruso, Ron Matty, Pat Duncan, Harry Cox, Larry Cycle, Hank Ketch- am, Raphael Blount, Neil Chapmann, John Sweeny. Glee Club serenades St. Agnes. Hoh Danny Boy. . . Ghost Riders in the Sky. St. lVlary's outstanding choral group 5:47 ,Q-74 Mount Carmel comes through as always. Raphael Blount solos: All Through the Night. ,XV 5 .ne eumpinea clubs capture the undivided attention of the audience. , --.........l -M, nun.. L. to R. Back Row: Tony Auth, Richard Mancino, Richard Santoni, Charles Stehly, Mel Lozano, LaMont Starks, Neil Gleason, Joe Russo. Middle Row: Tom Egan, John Ory, Mike Herbs, Richard Matthews, Pete Santora, Warren Pres- ton, Bob Burdick. Front Row: Tim Murphy, Dennis Schreiner, Henry Woods, Dennis Tons, Frank Turner, Jerry Powell. I think it's rigged. Father Cecil trys his hand at getting taken. You bother me, kid. Get your giant popcorn here! Feed the kitty. Got any money? Anyone for a game of cards? Aaaahhh!!! V' ' Round and 'round she goes and where she stops only I know! '-0--1-ii We always win! The carney folk lurk for victims. The Back Room Let's have that cheer one more time. Just 8 few SHHOUFICGITIBHTS I My name is Mike - - er, Marlin - - er, Mike - - er... I Shape UD! Go straight out to Long Beach. You can't miss it. 1Ha, hay x , A - I 5 Goooooo Carmel! Mike and Marlin, loyal friends of Carmel. M.C. Mike Arnone presents his charming Co-hostess. if John Sweeny, chief engineer, and pa per eater. Your not going out tonight, Ralph Cramden! Entire cast comes together for farewell song. '60 125 M-T.-C-A-R-M-E-L There's No Business . . . !OIe! !Oie! Patterson-Johansson match A bevy of bounding Broadway beauties bounce about. Rain, fain, fain! Marimba rhythms. 23-Skiddoo , V -as ml Just mention my name in Tacoma . . . Sha-boom, Sha-alright, hold it fellas.' l'm often mistaken for Ginger Rogers Cso there!J. The Centuries wail on, and on, and on, and on . . . Like Show Business!!! Hurray for the good old days! We're pooped! 1 First Annual Handball Tournament, H Herbs poised for the l First Annual Volleyball Tournament ff ,-,W A,X4ml.1.f.QWf,,... -W.. -wtf' ,, ,, l A Praise Allah, Argano! Volleyball tourney swings into action. Junior-Senior Winners gn ,aa , .,,,Ln1' ... 1 'A In .fe K . .k li, R Q. nun.-anew' 'f'L' R ,nv ' .HV V, A 'Q .- H Q in V .. g N, 3' ,W ,Q . , ik' 'L R . I V -Q 'A 5 nafafs 5' 'K ' Y., if -ff' l mmki ,ff ,,,.,f 2 fill 1 N... 1 - As Mike Herbs, handball tourney winner! F ros h -S o p h lim .hr ai. ...,,. L. to R.: Tom Ramirez, Jack Chapman, Warren Preston, Dennis Tons, Melvin Glik. Winners - 1 . 15 .A . A-35.1-I. sf '+ ' an John Cuttrell L. to R. John Cuttrell, Mike Cross, Dave Martinez, Jim Hiss, John Knoernchild. Alley-Oo 'C P Go away, you can't land here! 129 Homecoming Queen We are proud to have Miss Gale Hurly, Saint iViary's Academy senior, as our first Homecoming Queen - 1959-1960. 10 ..fM ' Mike Arnone presents Queen Gale with coronation bouquet I l Crown you Queen Gale. H The selection committee. I An empty throne awaits its queen. Qggms- 'Qu . .,,k erlgygg gnu wh Two Crusaders escort Queen Gale to her place of honor at the Homecoming game. Queen Gale and her C0U t- Moderator Chairman Fr. Eugene McCaIIen, O.Carm. Mike Arnone Oooo! What she said! A'How about that! Real musicians! L. to R.: Marty Hewlett, Frank Pozsgai, George Cuttrell, Tony Auth, Mike Arnone. We'lI always remember. . . Q ...the Junior-Senior Prom.. hi. at the Thunderbird Hotel, May 25th, 1960. Sports 'Z 5--1 ' ' ' ' A. , fy .- 1 ,,.- gn .. ,Z Q. , , F :N V W Z A! , rw - . :crop ,A -fl 117 'V Ei V ,Z .5 'ft 2 h,' , t- i ' 4 . , , ' V 'git 5 S1 5- f-NM! Q, 22 tlflVif'1' vig? r r t 'S H ' .f -1 4 . , it f 'writ Q , .4 - .2 X I 5, ' -A 5- K , my I ,J . -waeff,-t I4 W, W j , . I iii, : VW -, l 1,11-ttf' f - ' ' - 5 1 .- we ,ia f if A Aff.. . ,A 2 Vw, J , , .. 52 jg . 1 i f f,.1 .l ,. .Af X - us, g ww ' , i., i A 15 5 ' fvfz .' 'l f L A if W Y . I f li ii ,f 3 i ' i f If-in g 1 iiiliifi' f i i . -i , P Q tsss fl, ggi 1 5- wi . V 5. , V 4 . N gg: V. , V 55:5 ' 25- L Q K '1 ,. M fg' 'if 3 :ijt ' . K an, 'K ,. ' 'fi ii . fL , i if x 1 ' X ' Y zwe f' 7 'ff rf: ua ' .f E. ,,- . ,fr , i , l c 1 t. E it -fit r at,-Q ag, it l ks- ',f -N, , Qi, f tiki 1 , -h X 9 .,'.gg,',- . .F ,. ' -L, tw-,,,,,,,,,.f , ' - A 1 ::' 1-'fg1',, A .1 i ' . -LA I Y .f 4 - -,Xu 5 Y - 1 w f-tw ' 4 Jw' , ' ii -- fe '7 ' it V -fi? f A vV .f 'ff . 7 'bfi f?'k f'1 i '55 'hrib MfJf Q3Tl r 'LAL ' 'h fi - 'fifiiitlff-.v5:f5S2. ' Q ' ' ' 'Q V M fit eil, V 1, vs fi ' ' 4 -F 3,51 m Ni, ,,.,:. 3, 4 'L 1 N me 'Q My -' Tw gt' 4- ' '- f K Z it 'fi 7 iii? .fmt , R -: Often the peace and security of the colony on Mount Carmel in Palestine was threatened by a na- tional enemy. One such occasion came when the prophets of the false god Baal attempted to over- take the Jewish people. It was then necessary for the group of men under Elias to fight. And with the help of God, fight they did! . . . Hy- 4, , , fggffw ..-4. ggi uf . 'fiJ'i1'i' 5 QM-ff'f,gf Aff? ' Y . .2 . A W-mf 2 1. We V Q, FN 'fa . , Wfipdgir, ,. . V 5, . ' 4' . . . So too, it is sometimes nec- essary for the modern men of Carmel to rally to a cause, even though it may be none greater than an athletic contest. The spirit and strength of small but mighty Carmel has brought many a great foe to his knees. Varsity uf J. . E x, L ff, ...Z-W 1 4, ' i r 1' .! ,.,. X,. N.. . h rf If Qqgabv . , ,Q Q . ., ., E, . 959' 1, I! :fi 3 59 Q , x ra 3 u X if Q Si 'tio 14' f,.-Q.., 1 - 'ucv' A9 0 September is a month of expectatjgbn here at Mount Carmel. 999 ?fhr?l'f? V' n C' ' Ve On Cami? l fee C h e VS, who This SDiV5T five Yea VS The iil have been the Men fof 'Te - X -W. -f,:L,-w,.s':1xzs1vsszsagj r'r'7Set ???r3Q-F'?rY51f 'rrr Five Years Of Champions ln the course of the past five years, the name of Carmel has been engraved five consecutive times on a championship tro- phy. ln 1955, the Carmelites won the Catholic League Crown in football and repeated that feat for the next four years. De- vastating spirit, the drive for self-satisfaction and the glory of being on a team known to all as champions, has made the lVlen of Carmel work with undy- ing courage for those five fruit- ful years. Thanks to such men as Pritko, Williams, Ambord, Smith and Hennessy, who have helped and encouraged their respective teams to victory, Mount Carmel can be confident that her future teams will con- tinue in this fine tradition. Marlin MCKeever 1956 Kermit Alexander 1958 Ed Mabry, 1957 I. ' 5 -J if KV -f -'I '- rl '. W gg , ,VL .L,, , , .. gy 5 g. 55? I, 2 ,Qi , ' a iw afmfe ' M' , yd J., . A I Walter Ambord Head Coach 1 v A for c I ,aa. ,i.wf . f .,4a .g 'iii f ,3'- ii i , i t ff , Eg... w i' gf. .. V 6 '50 I iff v. Taffff . N 1 ,A lk HL ? E x. 2 A graduate of Los Angeles State College, lVlr. Walter Ambord did it again! ln two previous seasons with much more superior material, he turned in teams of Championship caliber. In 1960, he also fashioned a team that was known to it's opponents as the 'fScourge of the Catholic League . From the students of Carmel, thank you, Walter Ambord. ln order to produce top flight linemen, Carmel needed a man who could be stern and dominant but have a knack of earning everyone's heart- felt confidence and respect. They found such a man in lVlr. Jerry Hennessy. He took a green line and inexperienced pass-catching ends, and molded a frontal attack that swept opposition into a heap of fatigue and confusion. Thanks to you also, Jerry Hennessy. Varsity Jerry Hennessy Line Coach To keep a team together, literally, a man once said, you need two things, spirit and tape. Carmel had both these necessary articles in one man, Mr. Gerald Smith. Not only did Mr. Carmel tape the team together with adhesive, he also fastened them with an unbreakable bind of spirit. As a newcomer to Mount Carmel, Mr. Thomas Richards, better known as t'The Mouse , didn't waste any time falling into the Carmel way of doing things. His skill as a teacher and his virtue of patience helped the Carmelite backfield to the extent of their fifth league championship. Con- gratulations to these two fine gentlemen. Coaches Tom Richards Backfield Coach Jerry Smith Trainer 4. i Jeff George Manager 5 l Carmel A Crusaders ' 'U' Q 7 V ff T! l Football QM. L 1. Varsity Record for '59 Team Statistics Mount Carmel Mount Carmel 6 tCa,rmeI . ...42 6... 21 0 . . . tiitt my 7 l.Sz-My-1 with .. Santa Fe Morningside 5 Lhyt 'L -' I -v,-a1 2 , aevflai: ,Q . .Yi f-1-at Q.. .V ty, -1-tilt .gs wg ,:u:,w5-,J 1, ifl2'iE.st'1l.21-im. ff' 1 ,, Wi ill- ., ,L S1'1?1le2av11gliiz5g1 2 . . . 19 14 q . . . . Piusssrx Mount Carmel . . . . 13 7 . . . ....... Loyola Mount Carmel . . . . 20 O . . . . Notre Dame .15 . . . 6 6 . . . ..... Syerra Carmel . . . . 18 7 . . . .... St. Anthony Mount Carmel- . . . . 13 12 . . . ...... . .Compton Mount Carmel . . . . 121 ltl 5142 ....... LongnBeach Poly N ey P e rso n al I cs Bonetto 65 590 iiiii Pala nchar 82 572 to YHSY Mancino 30 4 0 ,220 ll5 i iiii Maia Pozsgai 93 4 118734 iiii yd Arnone 31 158 ' iiii yds. Perkins 12 is y,eee 1 52 yds. Jjackson 7 tyy e: 4 5 1.lttyiey i'ii 1 4 rlteyt 19 yds lgoehr iiiii 7: ttyttl 0' 27 0 5' yds Gatlin 17 103 ' Yds Smith 43 263 yds Garreon 1 15 or 73 yds Fi I l 534 it 240 yds Passers Tries Completions 1 Q,,Yards - T.D.'s Arnone 117 61 1 16 Pdszgai 10 y 5 5 1 O Scorers T.D.'s PAT's Total Points Mancino 1 0 Poszgai irssllrtt 8 1 1 W Bonetto' . A 3 O ,ft-iifz Palanchari 4 0 0 iiiiiil ' Smith 5 0 1 Lozano 5 1 Cochrane 1 1 Arnone 1 0 14 Mike Arnone Quarterback Jerry Bonetto Halfback Expectation reached its peak at the kickoff, that night, of the Carmel- Santa Fe contest. The Crusaders brought the bacon home by running away with a 42-14 victory over the desolate Indians. To the pre-season critics surprise, the Brown and White Men offered a strongly bal- anced team that cool Fall evening. Long break-away runs and sharp T.D. passes copped the action and turned the cynics' heads. Picked for fourth place in the league, the one-win team faced the 5th ranked C.l.F. candidate, the Morningside Monarchs, the following week. Was lt Luck Or Just Plain GUTS???? l l In tough Poly game, Arnone goes to the air for yardagi l l l i Mike Brown Tackle Len Brown M: , WEB x Larry Catalina End Bill Carreon Halfback The fans filed into the brightly lighted Morningside stadium eager to discover the answer to the ques- tion. Carmel worked relentlessly during the week preparing for-this crucial game and their labors were rewarded abundantly. The lVlon- archs played rough football, but the Crusaders were rougher. The sec- ond period showed the better team set up a picket to pave the path for Pat Smith's T.D. punt return. 76 yards, 6 points and Carmel disman- tled the faltering Monarchs 20 to O. Who's next? was the question this time. Big M.C. defense halts Phantom halfback. The league opener is always a bone-breaking game. But with bulls like Relph, Brown, Poszgai, and Ar- none the Carmelites turned in an- other victory performance 14 to 7. On Cantwell's field the Cathedral Phantoms were very stubborn. They were not convinced of Carmel's strength. They had to be shown! It was a sloppily played game and the Phantoms took advantage by keeping the pressure on at all times. Scoring was sparseg one T.D. came on a short 10 yard pass from Ar- none to Smith. The next came on a herculean jaunt good for 56 yards by Jerry Bonetto. Pius saw this game and they too proved a tough team. -af- Tony Chavez End Marshall Cochrane End Speedy halfback, Smith, squares the Pius corner. 92 Ali: iuqvv R, ,. Y ., 'ik W k x , w ,-isiakgi Ti: . T ff? Twig' f s wmv. vt' ci- A T T T .-2 .lfasfy H 1-W 2 .-I ,. C T mf-,1 1, - 1' C as C t y Dave Cole End It v , 3 K ,,,, A ,o,,,.,,i.,,. ag -to iv ,J T ' A K X In to -- ri.-sr-gzaigwg K' fam J.. 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Van Gatlin Sporting a 3 and O record the Scourge of the Catholic League opposed the Pius X Warriors on the Redskins' hunting grounds. This proved to be a hotly contested game because Carmel lost to Pius 13-14 the year previous. The men of Mary were high for this one. They wanted it badly. Two plays into the game Palanchar broke loose over the center for 80 yards and 6 points. Carmel's tremendous for ward wall proved too tough for the Warriors that eveningg it moved well on offense and Thermopolized strongly on defense. Poszgai added another chunk of yardage to the total and 6 points to the scoreboard. Palanchar repeated for seven yards. 19 to 15, Revenge Is Ours!!! Loyola Cubs Next. Halfback Bonehead burns Morningside. Pozsgai walks the line for T.D. 'f'2'L1 tisi M' 'FM' ' Nm... ,-Ji 5 .T mi H 4 . L MA.. .fr t . . H Hffiatl ,mf . . :.- ' L g5.i.,.ii'iqt f .i W1 wtf.. ' i sf 9 - A K 1- ' ill! in ' k,:1,5i,.i .12 Q i . .f Q-1.w.T . li ' 1' 'I if-i:,g re. 2-1,, -.- i f. www ifstif -wif. - '- -,'fx:f'l4yw:' ' . rw, ' f H 1 ff My .l g-,iw . 'fi-:f.,f 1. , . K ,ff , W' , L' Q. 'VH t M -if, W 95 ' 1 ff in Vw ..-fix 4 5.9 1' ' M- sh ' Sy lt K , mf Er wg' 6 ,gsm ii ,giiiugs my P K, aff? i -1 1 .a. WE: U' 'l xg ' 9 iii 1:1 WVLS? X S q' F L i li lj. E , . jfggj N' s Wm E' ia' vi, it 9 4 'Ai Q it X ' imf 'hffff m:', .7 ' T - Mark Galindfl Manuel Gonzales Tackle Guard Ut' '-ii-few , . , ,,.,l .. A793 Carmel's passing attack had re- mained relatively dormant until this game. Mr. Hennessy thought it about time to wake it up. Through- out the practice week, the Arnone to Lozano combination clicked well. Practice makes perfect and it was demonstrated that night. Late in the first quarter Arnone threw a long arched aerial through the out- stretched hands of the Cub's de- fensemen. Lozano snagged it for the touchdown. This proved the difference in the meeting. The re- maining thirty-six minutes were taken up by exchanging punts. But Carmel had a score! With only eight seconds to go and three of Carmel's first- string defensemen out with injuries, Loyola had the ball on the two yard line. Fortun- ately the second stringers proved superb in the clutch and stopped Loyola short. Dame!!! Let's beat Notre aw, fs 19' ' - ,yi i,gA H ,l... 5 .5 Wg. L ' 'iii 'f5.Q1f. ' .-, Ml : ' A 5 J Si 5 I XX 4 ,f ,N ,L K 131.5 f , 1 i l ' Q, f 'K M 5 A 2 a Y 'nf' U: sf , , l ll if 6 is .F ,4 3' Ft r .t h sn. 1 . . .15 . . ., ..52'-3, .. '- , z J aghllig wiv. VI, if use 'lla . -2f2'ig5i2Qff,1gll04AYx'Y kkyy , iii2!'i'S::?'1fsEwffl5i'f illiijifli wil fi I iii .-.fu g,gwa,' 5..,1,,g. ,ffi:f.flM .i twigggggjg., gy. ,Af 55... A A ,. ,Q of ..., ,..F.r..,, ,g- l Mike Gordon Guard Mike Herbs Halfback Herbie hops for yardage against Cavaliers. .:..fffiz.:s 11. f - :gm X it:-ua. 2gsz,,a,z, Pozsgai, All C.l.F. gl All-Catholic fullback and defensive wing, per- sonally slew Notre Dame that eve- ning. Mr. Robert Spindola, Notre Dame's head coach, who was at one time Carmel's assistant coach un- der Walt Ambord, renewed the two- year rivalry. But Pozsgai proved the difference. 21 to 0 showed on the scoreboard at the end. The Car- mel Machine mowed the Knights down. Early in the game, Pozsgai gathered in a Knight fumble and trotted 67 yards for the score. The passing attack moved through the air lanes for two additional T.D.'s. Cochrane and Lozano had one each. 56 yards and 5 yards respectively, were the distance of Arnone's point- getting tosses. Mike Arnone was nominated for Player of the Week for his fine performance in this con- test. msg L, ,cycm ' - Q 2,2 fe . .W A .f'x-'dw-'1', - nf f.,v'f...w V ,Q ,4 ' wmv: rg, S : , n . ,U ,Q , Q, - .. ' 1. T -, r. ,, ggtfzfw is ', Mfg. .. .f 4 V ,A f f- 3 -.tm gd, ' f?,,f2f:f,e M . df. rf, .4-1,4-x : fa W. z- R- fs FS -,Q .-., .. -, 1 W mf f .ff fer. w f 1 ' tw-.-rw . r f,..,:f,wf,1, Murray Jackson Halfback Powerhouse Pozsgai belts Monarch back. ' 4 Q T 'T' , U A l ' Q, ' dad 1 z . XY . A ' Q? W e , 445' '-fi 'f?'f' T' xec -Y-M ff' ,, .s,?3. r :ite '. ' it- 4 If ' ' f'f-- ' Qgisf 1' 'KQEK , ,. c ,, 1! lil. s Ben Johnson Guard 1 , , I ui .. - we f . .. tm,,',.i..,. .',. ' , , , V A51 .X A , ,Mir M' r A A Van the man Gatlin rambles for Carmel. Cecil Jordan Tackle ff- TT -M '?T'?f5.fis'3l il?1Qif'2't 1 -tis, ' ef ' I 2 X ' 5' ?a 'i'-'F -4 ,nv e 4 el. , gi 'C f lf, Q: :CQ 'f' 'sg -. ' - , 1,3 A Hs-1. - L' ', 'Qsa-I 1,4 J : ' H Q ' is 'Q 9 'f.' fy -Y t T if-W - 5 E Ha 7-f !'Ps1a ' 9 wt-ai.-,ga a 1., ff ,A f . . 4-f -1-'I aj-as '.iI'V'?i.'ilf5' ,z:,5J-alfa-55444 ,-r.,,, , Q - 71 ,Q T-g.4..4',,,3s M, Nfl jg :ff -Q3 4fr4iz+.Js, une 'W y 'Campy ' 3,5 4215552-9 iwfgs 3 ,,rf'g5'?,,f 3 .1 1 1 We i6sff:tE'.?'51,:.',Q:1'-q -fuk? :ggi .5f,f?f'f 212:54-. . 1 H :Ziff .. fag-'wf,r .4 CK - 'W-'5f. '!1 1'R 4!lQf1L,u-6-, ', f 536 5M5'..wgyw .wr .g?i:Q :r'5,?4,- w. 'Q 'Q :43.24w't5w2z f,9gg f?r Wffftf '?:i7fs lI9l'J3'1f-Q, -1 Nt, 27 '5fvufBE L..J 'f 303340 ,. wg, Tony Le Cesne Center l5l On a rather warm Friday night in October Serra played host to the Brown Bone-Breakers. After this week the powerful second-place Saints were Carmel's target. But the Brown men had to win both games in order to be confident of the League Crown. This rough and tumble outfit stopped Carmel cold on the ground, and picked off four aerials in the twilight zone. In the third quarter Carmel scrambled and blocked a Serra punt and pinched it over to bring the contest to an even level. The game ended Serra 6, Carmel 6. We had to beat the Long Beach Saints for the Championship and a berth for the CIF bid. 5 if . V .- 11,. . ..,,, 1 V: . E yr, E5 i .V ., X , V. . W 3 - ' 1 -Biff i iviffieifsrzis ,, 1 .-., Write' V . V I F E I 'I lt H , h 'f -' ' f 'fl l,,.- -,.. , 1'-ff? , -- . A 1 M-i1a'W,,:i vsf-QEMY ,aiisgfff If-. . 'J ' -'T5'fii2ifQ,,Z'f43'f-3 t e j3g5QsgB3jE,iT5i4if.,f.3g'a5Qi A- . 1 - f-iii-.Pfr2 sieivf?s2sfsm2-.bww I. Dennis Loehr Halfback Carmel Ed Lynn Fullback lVlel Lozano End Al Lugo End Bull Brown blasts the whole Santa Feline. 9 i h g , g,tQ g.y i Jun Q The grand chnwaxofthreernonths it ALl 'ggglg q 'U of hard work came when the hard- T t'rf 1' T. 3 hitting Crusaders met the league- sa ' f 'grz thirsty Saints. ln the first quarter -- t C 5 T gir. fi both teams were scoreless as the g V ulvq :,L fierce battle waged on. Neither team 1 T E 13' hit pay dirt until the men of Car- i L ggkt etti mel tallied on a pass play from Ar- . gg none to Lozano. ' ' T I - y H iq irt i 3 1 i In the last period the Saints re- if if T, Y iiliilii C taliated with a quarry of six while T C if if X is- 1 v Carmel mustered its offenses for a i liyy 5 :,.E ,T riyt iist 1 spii si TL final charge. As the final gun trs fti , ' it W' , , sounded, marking the end of the ifiwiz T f fi Viii if iiii 'iQlfQgjjt 'lls rgkdimiygf 'i,t ,Aa '1ffgw'Qy5 ,fL garne, the Crusaders were on top Q iv tl' sit'sssr ry f ' by a score of 18 to 7. This victory i gtsyt M, L rrrs :f,i,xxg3 T tt 5.5 assured Mount Carmel of an en- ,,tt . gi, W A . ,W .Q get syt Q AQQ trance into the CIF. ....,t iif , fftiilisi Ed Lumas i lsrr ssfii T tii Center T A grtt g d Q,..,sg...,. t if X -at 7'-1 ' 1 V ' f-ln: Rich Mancino Fullback ,C L Crusaders z -- -11 1f?14?32i5.rf Chuck Martin Tackle :Ei All ,., iii r ' so I!! fi i 'slf fl-'L-wi., 1 ls ' 391 s V -- 'V .T 4 ig' K in , :G ,s.. g . Hi. . , A' f 'X r t 5 12375 . -- ffffz ' ff 'f' fl ',-' V si. I L, T- ttr' Ron Matty End The team gives thanks after a hard fought game. HJE1' Yul Nloss Guard i , R ,f .,,, , . , A A , .,, i,e,--e,.l l Ill' 9 r ,,,,L,LL Q, , , . , ,, . ..A, iffzmf M , 'inf fy ,, - f - -Q --f. fhffwfwx - - :Q.:zX--wwl vfwcfe-' f -4 an - rv , Q K Q ' f 4,,. ' '- f A? e 2. , sms l ,, .f., Nqr'2wlg4 ,, H pw' Z 'fZwf'F. Q'-4, WhFE ' fwiifff rw A f u v.' 5' 'Q 'iii in .i,,.,l.1: :'H . :k1 im' yy ef' ' f .. ,J'i- fi! Tim Murphy Tackle John Ory End Mike Palenchar Halfback Lozano streaks past Saints in race for goal line. Charlie Perkins Fullback Frank Pozgai Fullback Jim Relph Guard s q,,, I -. fe , , f' R , 4' John Schlager The Mlck bulls over St Anthony tacklers Center fax Q .. . '- fo-,gg iw 'Z' 35' we .lv MT? Swan v Q Q 1, Champs in Action xp, ,:. , I x, , .4,4 . '+AF Carmel TI ., ,W A m -V ,. W. X -W-N-'w-Nw Gly. 3:73 .,..W X ' A M f fx K ma ww A z 323.1-5 .. - fr W . -'V M - - Q, My ,-M. ,,, Wg, H-ff . Nw M1 nip -2 r 'ff V A if, 2 M. 1 I5 John Smith Head Coach John Smith, UCLA graduate, former Carmel student, and great end in the 1954 Rose Bowl Game, coached the Junior Varsity football team in the typical Smith fashion. With drive and zeal he whipped together a rough and sturdy team, one that Carmel will always be proud of. Like Mr. Richards, Harlan Maine arrived fresh and new at Mount Carmel in 1959. He worked well with the boys. His job was to teach the J. 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This is where the men of Carmel first come in Contact with our major sport. This year's team was one of our strongest. Next year's team holds great promise for the school. Sullivan breaks loose for CarmeI's winning T.D. mu- l - ...Manaw- f -l , f.,,,,:.... -f -' New Q VM., W .,., .:,, , .,.- . ,MA ii: A , MN, ...ma i .A..,,. , Q A Sullivan sags Corsaro's heave to pick up first down. Action 6 1 i l S Radle blocks Davis socks home a long gamer Q-E. - A r- i, ' 11' . N I as f . f 'gr - '- 'T' MFI.. , -. A 15 1 35' 1, Big C Defense crushes enemy. if J 5 - V -V W' asf f ' : Q my ,R , Ve , ,4,'VV , . , ,, K .N .,. L, ,.,,,.,L ' ,N M I H h H . - tb qi QW ieiv V' fi .. .mf 1 1 W - f ' ' X W se Qjpg ' . , 'f cw , i D M ' , -, A. ,, ,.i, A .M .Q ,, Q , 1 S gli my my WM QJMA ,55',,35f:, .:,'Q'.'?:55rifsr'6 ff'.,, ' A L , S' 4 QT: is Z' ' ' ' ' i ii - ' 51 'f' . l . Wi . M . Q ,iii Alf. l , V H x ' ,::.a:M . .. . .V ,re -f .0...sf lzi3.. 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'MM' gina ww, , .... 413 Q R Q . ,Sv 15 at wg A :L Rx VW if 2, W, ' .,,, l h 5 .Q TM , .. .A ,ff qi-if V gi '91 ' ff! . Q fzfzfq 7 A H 1 if fl RJ . VA., X., amy gr fm., ' If ,R ' w lf? .75 X lt, C i xl ii ,sf-sf REX . Lf-'A H . ,QM 'Su' f l gg y, f , Mr. Art Bell in his last piloting job forthe Mount Carmel Crusaders did more than was asked of him. Behind the team all the way, lVlr. Bell taught outstanding basketball to each of the players. He led the 1959-60 Varsity to the runner-up position in the Catholic League and a berth in the C.l.F. playoffs. In pre-season tilts with city teams the Crusaders were unde- feated. ln his last season as a Carmel Coach, Art Bell deserves recognition as one of our fin- est coaches. Art Bell Varsity Coach Varsity Coach do Phil Egan Manager Varsity Record for '60 League and C.l.F.,Games Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Mount Carmel Games Heatter 12 Maya 11 Q. Banks 12 Schriener 12 Tons 12 S. Banks 11 Matzie 12 Proctor 7 Amari 7 Egan 7 Starks 6 .....47-44 .....61-46 .....42-33 .....63-33 .....58-51 ..,..53-52 56 Fouls 50-82 19-37 20-42 24-38 12-27 9-15 12-18 3-4 4-12 3-6 3-11 63-52 57-63 57-54 74-52 56-52 58-67 57 F.C. 34-87 32-85 29-77 63-157 41-111 39-84 12-31 4-14 4-12 2-7 2-5 . Cathedral . . . . Pius X . . . . Loyola Notre Dame . . . . . Serra St. Anthony's . . . Chaffey Total Points 118 83 68 150 94 87 36 11 12 7 7 Ave 9.8 7.5 5.6 12.5 7.8 7.9 3.0 1.5 1.7 1.0 1.1 'L E?-? cfgg? x W?5t??53'11 A' , Cr aders W 'L gl ,fi 1 l5,3, ,. V at V '32 'M L 1 clggv. 1 gm 'fix ,j ' I f' w u . '55 1 -f jk 1 -:gif .A Y '35 0 I mm 5 if ig.-Yf??g1jQ',:ff' 'Z idk EBIT' :lx 2-as - , y .1 ,Ki xi f I .52 Y f .EE 5 P ff 1222:-3 f fifwgeiigfiifffiiifi 31521 fs.. ZH ,, wx Eaglggag mg!! B W' 5 B T ,F 2 Mi 1 5 ?wiT if ' R ..., if f sf gif' sf A ,Q 3 Mouse fires in Loyola tussle. Things looked very bright for the Crusaders this season, as they entered into the 1960 bas- ketball schedule. With seven returning letter- men, the varsity appeared very impressive in their three pre-season victories over Whittier, Riis, and Westchester. Dennis Schreiner lead the parade as high point man in all three con- tests. The Lee Amari Forward Uv Quincy Banks Forward QV? MEX.. T . Sherm Banks Forward 169 Larry Maya scores game winning lay-up against Saints. Having conquered their pre-league opponents, the Crusaders advanced into the Compton and Carmel Tournaments. Placing first in their home tourney and second to their league foe, Saint Anthony's, in the Compton tourney, the Nlen of Carmel were about to cruise into league action. The first round passed by with many closely-contested games. With only eight sec- onds left to play and one point back, in the St. An- thony's game, Larry Nlaya raced down court, and dunked the winning ducat, retaining CarmeI's perfect record for the first round. In the second round the mighty Crusaders stumbled, losing the games, one to their old nemesis, the Saints, and the other to Pius at the Warrior's home court. Carmel finished sec- ond in the league standings and gained a position in the C.l.F. playoffs. punk 1960 Tom Ega n Forward I ,iq George Heatter Guard Regis Matzie Guard 1 9 4 1 Larry Maya Guard Roscoe Procter Forward EEL Dennis Schreiner Forward One of the outstanding highlights was seen in the Carmel Serra clash. During the past football season the Brown and White Cham- pions were tied 6 to 6 by the Cavalier eleven, thus ruining Carmel's perfect league record and inflicting sharp pains of pessimism upon many fervent fans, following the 1960 Crusaders. The new basket- ball season provided a perfect opportunity for the Carmel five to regain some of their fans' respect. Keeping the Van Ness Horse- men under their sternest pressure, the Carmelites trounced them both physically and mentally. With this great victory, Carmel once again ranked number one in Catholic League circles. George racks up two more in Serra skirmish. J 9 A :X ' ,ff -. us.-Q In-.5 'Oh I . v W, 71 V ' Q 'g,.. 4: S .'Q ' 5 ,Nl s W Maru ,.,.., ' Z, X014 X N -E56 ings' A ui' ' ,L 1' Tom Egan huts two over the head of a bewildered Cavalier Q fi!-4 l74 La mont Starks Guard Sporting a well-respected record from their tough Catholic League Season, the Crusaders prepared for the C.l.F. play-offs by tough daily practices. Coach Bell thought his team was ready to meet Chaffey, but the Orange and Black won out by only one point, 57 to 56. Maya's jump-shot clicks in Pius clash. Dennis Tons Forward We can't say enough about the members of the 1960 Basketball Squad here at Carmel. Men like Dennis Schreiner and George Heat- ter are fine examples ofthe type of athlete produced at Carmel. Both of them were awarded well-deserved awards as tributes to their spirited efforts. Honored Cagemen 1960 Dennis Schreiner Compton All Tournament Mt. Carmel All Tournament Most Valuable Player Carmel Tournament Quincy Banks Honorable Mention All-Catholic Mqawfiv . ' f S.. g George Heatter All-Catholic Compton All Tournament Mt. Carmel All Tournament Outstanding Defensive Player, Compt. Tour. DCUFUS TONS Sure Shot Sherm puts in two against St. Anthony. Honorable Mention All-Catholic Slim-Pickins Amari scores for Carmel. A Q k I ,Ik??4 , ,W V A 1 f ,F Q 1 . . ,f V .V ufzif A V: 'r , VF X Lorenzo maneuvers past a faked-out Saint. l The One Ton Mouse squeaks a jump-shot over the frame of a Cub. Larry lays it up, while Heatter prepares to rebound Q35 S :ggi ' . I M,,,,......-- ,-1 K,.L l I 5 gwftf I., if gf::35Q,,,512:fgg!5112:iQ5,5 252,55 ' -- --had-. H wqw W ' H 1552! - X, K ,,.. 5, ' - K ,L K I , fy M , 5 ,.m l1,,, m.,,.L, 5I :, 1,l I L 'if ,, - MM ff, ff 2 .X Q, V2 N ,, 4 ig - - X f i.,,Afy Sf if 4 MQW, ei .QV 'f I H ?! I :uf gf 5 gimagg? .S Hal Rojes accomplished a great deal in his first year as a Carmel Coach. His fresh ap- proach encouraged his Junior Varsity Team to great efforts, in each and every game. in the name of the entire Student Body we congratu- late him on his success as a man of Carmel. Hal Rojes Head Coach J r. Varsity Coach Coach Rojes gives time-out instructions. 4i.........-1 -eusaneav, L, - ,,,, ,, -.....,.,. , First Row: Yost, Eaton, Janovvicz, Kane, Preston, Saucedo, Martin. Second Row: Gallegos, Lujan, Finnerty, Hiss, Roach. J V ,S Action An up and coming J.V., Steve Yost, Unidentified Crusader hippity-hops to score Hiss soars over Phantom with great jump-shot lays-in two big ones. against the Cubsk 179 I, A ,k.V!,, .. L K y , es.-'war ww, -f: svf1s'z, :aff 2' 2-fri? 5 ,1-ggwj ' , ..L, tf1.L1Ql5 ? 1 'M' yifffkd' 3251 JV: '- f 2 - - , ' J l 3211, ' .,,. l, L ' gl-, .. 1 q ' f ' i 4 11 it l ,.l.g,5,l5-A -X ,-:-'.,:.. ' K iii 'A . , . , ff 'vt' 'E-sl f f--Wt Harlan Mayne Coach the-Qfeilviiomilgiikggeirlp-e?I-21e5,r?Ig?g First Row: Seals, Delgado, lVlorfin, Aubry. Second Row: Egan, Melevy, McGrath. work and determination are their legacy to those who will follow them. Under their coach's able direction, they per- formed well in every contest. Basketball Larry Corsaro leaps for two digits against Loyola. Leading the pack, Seals drive for basket. 180 E . First Row: Talrno, Guzman, Galicia. Second Row: Stewart, Torres, Freet. Unidentified Carmelite hip-hops for two, Fr. Cecil Coach improving with every meeting, the Mount Carmel C basketball team drib- bled its way through the Catholic League season winning a considerable number of games. Spurred on by the Varsity's example, the Carmel C's rep- resented their school well. Torres's jump shot sinks in for two digits. l8l ff Varsity ,Q ou 1, M .Qu-..,.:n... 60 'W' '- .4 J AYV. f - ,. - L ?' ff? z.-2' ,-QQEAL3 , : ' . ,. ,f Im. '-' qty., ' -, lyk v . +,,,'.,:,.qrr.f, ,, ui , ,S W 1 , f ' ii, ik E5.' ,5- ' iif' 336' A .4 Jgk ff , ,r A '21, is f Q.. as. xv fo- , 5' L Q and s 4, S 1-Viv It f- sf' ,X , , , , 4 r 'K Z 5 75444 f . Q 1'1iif,'12: 1 Tfmwnq M 'law'-4 . A 'f.,.3: - . ., x ', - G pu, , . 4 5 mf.,-fx 'N ,, L . .,..-.W W ,W:ai.331:?! -, w, r , 'Q Bi! -'5He??-L2 , 'WWQQ . ' ,.- ' ,X ri A W111-EQMSQWA 'M mam. Bob Decker, Coach if 7 .gain 'l 5i 'vkf'l E- 4- Bob Decker, former Brigham Young second baseman, guided Carmel's Varsity Baseball Team this year in the fine traditions of athletics at Carmel. His spirit and encouragement were con- tagious. Varsity Coach is Q . . f ff ,X l l or A JV- Ur, . ,, iw I k 93, 12 P, Ed Quesada, Bill Thompson, Managers M N Z' Sitting: Talmo, Corsaro, Browner, Malone, Gleixner, Manriquez: Second Row: Coach Decke er, Argano, Calvert, Proctor, Egan, Arnone. 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I il ,wwf ' A 4 v ,fv ' - . ,:., '-, Mike Arnone Third Base I l i , gi T F -Slltiliiflgiliiisiglfgi 51l2l:E'f.ii'5i'1'iil -:.,g--...- Ai N-i,jE5tX. 11 1... gl ,,.fKi..f3.1f F' - jf lik: . A , T ,,i, Arana tags out a picked off baserunner in game with Knights. ., .l .i 5, 'fi' Hi: 4 af-aa . . -,.,..,,-g.,, il ,., i, RM K. ,, ,f..,,.Vg,,kAk,k,f 45, 4 tax H 1 ,-.. in-.., . , ,gl X Roscoe Proctor Shortstop l Isl Tom Egan Pitcher Ca' rl m e I Terry Haren Right Field Pat Malone Catcher Cleaters , . . .. '-49 1 . , fir ' ' A gs.--.-. ,ggflf..'T' T, .Z .iZL...an..,x Q, f---..gg:...: ' -if-w--fr'-y-1--JA: L.'1. . .1 . ' .-I 1 W ' - , av .W .,,-vv ' s f., 1.-f 5 . A init' Xl W L . 353, D . W ,, S M - f ,jx v-QM -- A' -1 ,QM :ll 5l'E-i-f-ni-1-y - 1... aw f ..-M ' 5' L..-- ' 7 - .. 7,1 .ww- I-: .. . : K -fi. if --' M. , I K ,wgg W' -J 1 T . 'v , Y km i1-mr, -. 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W it L, Roscoe Proctor fires side-arm toward waiting batter. A' if Glixs connects for a two bagger against Pius. f api' n - 4 ' f 22 !V ' ...1-un-ul-lv 'f 'f ' 1 .fr , ,,,,,,,f 'JJ ' jS1 'if-f-iffr-'ref A 1. V ff f' K '-2'-f N -'j Ar' l.,-,sv .,Q f .gs-'V -fa 4 . 1 -ffdff. , ,V - 2 ' ,' 'E ff f?a1gwa.,.t, 3 . ' a J, , g L ' 1 . 31 , 'f4....u- ,f q . V 1253 .A e..'ff.f - '- , ,, . ' . z - ' A Big Tom leaps, but can't reach high tosy it I ' ' Y ,. ,ga-1' ,ik 5- Q- Dan A Honored Cieater Mike Arnone All-Catholic Third Baseman rana scoops to first base as Ray Llamas waves him on Coach Bob squawks the pitcher balksf' if 1+-A? T jii,,iialtbr..qn1isinsh1'll 'jf' ill! gun Arnone starts his charge for high bouncer. Ms Cave 'CCC sC y Coach Ken Beirman worked hand in hand it s with Bob Decker, the Varsity Coach. By pa- ' C tient effort he discovered many promising ball- players for future Varsity Squads. 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Stand- ing: Coach Beirmann, Trez, Walsh, Chase, Turner, Cuttrell, Aguilar. , f Q Q ff Ywtglmu ...K+ , Q gl k,V7 l a 2 1.+:fi..f.. tr .mf sw ' t it . fs 'smtp i 1-Q 4 1: 'ff fzttfl er 2,5 343.11 -if Q V... t 'K H 5+ ., it 9 Vt 3 i 1 at A I 'act -ii' an fm 5 if' . M - mf Q.. wif aff -md, 34.31 Q K ' - - R f 'Q Q vgwivtv Qf..QZ-Mft . Q Q . QQQ .Q.. QQQRQQ I f Q T Q Q A if E '14, Q f . -ff ff' l t+3Q-1.-fr r 43 ' t 'Nr 4 V. , . .,,.. .M ,,,L-.,a,...-. Q I un fs.-. ,YQ .QQ .Qf an iw W f.'aar.Q.',1:ffKif?1atef1.3fsff 2 4 - . vt ix i if rw-rife mf- lx .4v ' John Eaton races to first on a smash in center. The J. V. Baseball Squad fought bravely this year and exhibited true Carmel spirit in all their efforts. They adapted themselves to the stiff compe- tition of the Catholic League and showed why Carmel is proud of them. 3 - vm gjhiuil-W seo? f .man-iwu t ... M. .W m,-.mmm 'F' Q A Y A . 'fs r . in ,W . lsmwwwm Q if r PMWWW' ,..,..i'il.?5 Tully, with his mighty swing, makes like Casey at Bat. 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Mffiirfk ' ,f 'X . , if 1 W ., A,, A ,, W , 1 K Jlaifff Y f .M - A,f1f ' 5549, 5 iff, If ' R132 ii' ' J' A' 'L f , 5 .-51-,gg u ' , A ,,.'gigT.i' J' .f ,hm 'J:,,-N ,. ',, ,, ff' ' . 2 mpgs? ',Cm'w1' 242- - ., fv-N Wgi,-7 ' ' ,, ,Vg ,,,s-'.:--fff:- ,E J .5 ,35yww ' k , M X. :IMA ,. , My - ' V ' 1.-.-1 Y' 'W I' . 1 .S fv' ' -J, -, ' Ak . may vol ' -, v.v , , 1 ' , ,f W, . ,, 'f'15f '-5 k' ' ' '1f+w--.f.pm- ' x f J ... ,144-r 9. .Q .f...---f..x:'1f.f:1s1i f',-wf' 'iffv- Z 1-1, .-ti-'-.aww-9 -'Ir fr'-',+..1 X- ' 1 Q -ix 60 7-vfibt-rf? ' V . xx - -f f--M ,.f..,.-.i--...,.m,. ,. ,,.m,,W.,.7M,.,.. +-wwamnp-y 'ikkmmbhww' gg! Ma, ..,,,,,.W,, 1,. .,:1. 6 John Smith, Tom Richards, Walt Ambord. This year, conditioning was the watchword for the Varsity track team. Under the watchful guidance of lVlr. John Smith, the team worked long and hard to reach their goal. lVlr. Smith's encouragement and knowledge contrib- uted much to the team's spirit. lVlr. Richards became the team's ram- rod. Working mainly with the hurdlers and sprinters, he drove the team on as individuals and as a group. lVlr. Ambord, in charge of the field events men, taught them the techniques necessary to excel in their particular events. He instilled both spirit and de- termination in his charges. Varsity Coaches ' X A' iv i 4Hd'w:wu?V V rf' ' ,L ' p , 'ta V ' . x '-- VW 51. if f .1 if . l if J fi-2321 ts ' .ff E .-11-..gr'a iz' I mf- fj3 ' f 31 H L , Nt Robles racks up five. 5 I ,, rx L Q.. 1 ln , I viii' ,. 5 i v l 1---a -. 'lx , '-w-aim ff - ' M15 iff 7334- 4:-, ' Standing: Cole, Matty, Tons, Chachere, Roach, McCammack, Hewlett, Ramirez. Kneeling: Galindo, Pales, Matthews, DeYoung, Jackson, Loehr, Gonzales, Dobson. fix, pw J Three feet sure is high! Look, ma. no hands! 'HM eff s ,..-f tr ww MAP, wi M mm my ,, -1-,. ,,.- A .Aw '- ' ,.....a- 1'4 -,. f-,W a Y.. Q .4 - Flin. 'fufnm yy' ., hx. f .With 41,1 ,Y gy' , 'J,,,r 9 lb, Track and Field ' 'K' iilirwishva-.. '-W, - 4 4 .,.L.,.l, mf X' 755 ua? QQ-hnnfg ' QS HS K VI -.. if 4 I' A U -fy' .6 agstilbzw ar' Xi ft!! .5,,,fL-u , . WWW M -1 1-.ag ...f ,K .--fA.'g -A, , , 1,-ang? . .,. ,. k .f R, 4 , ,,f,,x,,.A H.. K 'A' ' , , V .1 rn . . W 59- . . ,. , . -J . . . f ' f ' ' ' '. 4. - V 4 V -oar I sv. , ' Q, 3 A ., , ,V 3 5 f ,Z 1 W . A .fir , Q-Egg .4 .5 M, is ., ' - Af -I Alf, , 'W .f Q3 av '51 , ' fvf' U 7 'w T L -H. ' L . JI' ,wr Q, .y ,mir ,, -1. 1' ' Q' U- , 1 Y. 4 V fu' w-wx WALK- K .,a.. 'ww Boasting two tremendous athletes in Ron Matty and Mike Brown, the Carmel spikers charged into league competitions. Matty ex- celled in the broad jump and 180 low hurdles. He took many firsts in both events. Brown, the C.l.F. football player, romped with the shot . Both boys entered the C.l.F. finals. Men like Cole, Matthews, Chapman and Roach balanced the team. Self-satisfaction and teamwork spurred the Varsity to strive always for perfection. This is a trademark that Carmel men carry throughout their entire lives. Ron Matty Ch0pS the lows. Carmel hurdlers get off to a good start. 1960 Mike Brown Shot Put Jack Chapman Pole Vault Dave Cole Hurdles Big man, big jump. 1960 ,Q X Q mmfw-.vim M 'hw V ' . X., ...ml 'iw .,,.,.....,,t,mf.?-g--ang 1 . N .-- -- ,Q u ,, John DeYoung 2-2' 44 f-' .- F-Qzsg-Q-,X :, . -fan --7-.2 mu Pole Vault QSM J H ,QQ-, M f - 54' . i nn - i' Q' iE,,,,f.i,, , K ?,w5ii3?i:i35.3,1 i ' 45 Qf57'Li 7i:i f?'-Zi -- , fiiiff'ifieieize,seb?f3f'9i??5ES!?fliz 1, i Dennis Loehr Tom Dobson 880 a i in. L:Lf,,Qff1,2' .wg V114 I .XM .. . , f E K --MMA' ' ' A V - '. ,f:fw:s:.1,::ss1:ui:uu.ir4: - f ,AM , WWW K WVVV vs., ' . . 31 Fl ' at 33 ar . 53 WF ' , f Y . 2 Ji . 'il 1, , , M, -ww.: ....,-M..-I--w ,,,. ,ui V 5 Q. ' , iw In 'K at wi g- Q , S ...-me ww--V . 1 K K. w, .N ,wif .fn ig jig ,- '...... x :i W - iz - - 'vi-a , M if f . ' 'ff f' N? AIV, Z ,..., ., W A? E, ,f Y , 1 1 'wi .vii -1 'wQ,. . ii, J ,f a- g i Z. 2 Q ' 1 I-.-in -- 4. rrffzmw H ,w Q x I ' e. 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Av W l Sq uacl , lr-2, -,,,,-g ,. 0 V ' w w.....4g:ix ,. an - ' AQW:-fgw 1 '1' -.i --ff-fx h '-56225 ,.......,1,..... Vince Roach Mile Dobson takes the lead in the 880. x X - V .l -, si W , 'L.. A-, , A 'sh r with f'---------I ' A' 1 4 gc Ron Matty , Hurdles 100 Broad Jump ?,M,5?g2i5fgf1':1 . -' . - f..' - N - 5 ai qw , sw :yffqz VAX 2 Q ' Nf '?'9 ,lib A ,al 4 Rich Mgtthews Dennis Tons Mile High Jump 20' i-ii..Q-lm, ,.-- if Q- ff . ,wifliftifiifitsffiifdi ' B Track 202 Carmel hurdler takes the lead. Inspired by the performances of the Varsity Track Stars, the B Spikers fought hard through- out the season. They strove for perfection in all events, urging each other on to greater efforts in their enthusiasm. ' fsyfifgf'-if t fb A r. Q .1-' 11 r . g if ':1,x if l gi Q .,.. : J ' vii' 'gsm ' 'fi-Ziff , Pel1'?.:2,L:NibQl-W' ... ,W 21 ,., its ix XX ff fl rpg' ,fi . TLS - -uv V - cfm. t M.-,M . , ?f2+ if s Fa. I t Q. , K V, - wt is I , Wx . f. . KKXS - i 3 A. g' th 'S 7 A , ' .. Q 5 -' y i ' Atyvl. -vi. at --.if, f .,,'. flfs'Zz1iiE.ufQ2lifl5iW 'w N . H lrs. a c 1 I V' ' til - ...pw ,,-f IM... Ambeau gets five in Loyola meet. H Track ' . - -. - 5 -1...t.....,..'f- Carmel C tracksters step the lows. 9343 A . .Q As the Varsity learned and practiced technique, the C tracksters learned and practiced good fundamentals. lt is the firm belief of the AC coaches that these men must first acquaint themselves with fundamentals before they can step into the shoes of Varsity Track lVlen. Bongo Jack flys over at 12 6 . Smith pulls out in 100 yard sprint. Distance man Tratz breaks tape for 5 points. - High Heels Pales jumps for a first place Tape breaking wasn't a Carmel novelty. The waiting c teammates start the 880 Erwin followed by teamm ate soars over hurdle in 180 lows. ULN-, Varsity men Matty and Cole take hurdles with ease. Matthews and Roach check with coach before their event. M Roach loses competit F. IO n to take first In Mile 'kt' .,., ,L ,.. . '54 -'xg yd K V . 3-,Qvs RIQEJ -.3 h . ,. ' , Q., Q . a s fl... ,W . . , . ff .. an-.,. - - N 1 1. -we fak in g My -vc 3 gzffg 3 '1 - fy U :aw w ':killvw T , ..f.g:g.:. i .. 1 ,V 2: b f 4, ,N . J ll: a Y , W? ff' W:-9' 'K' - ef --fs't- -R slla M ,M M c no .Q R ,.,aW 5'L' ' ,,... 4 ' '. N ' :HI ,-.W . - ,lii a t Figueroa readies himself before his low hurdle event at Serra Breaking tape was no novelty for sophmore Robles. Q., ..,. . ff, - ,--. 2. -1 .'t1av . Varsity 60 l...-1 Steve Mosley Mr. Mosley is a student of the University of Southern California, a busy swimming enthusi- ast, and a very efficient water sport coach. In his first year here at Carmel, Steve brought home to Carmel an undefeated, Championship Varsity Swimming Team. Realizing the great potential in his sprinters and distance men, San- toni and Willis, he worked relentlessly forcing his men to do their best and to always strive to do better. His efforts were rewarded abundantly when Santoni set three school records, the relay team finished the season unbeaten while setting new records at every meet, and all distance men cut through the aqua piling up points that were the differences in many meets. Varsity Coach Coach .sf-1 -A -' . ,, t I , is N .3 K f 5 i .-71 14 E 1 I '-, ' i I . E . , 21 . , . is V, A x 4 t 'K , J A -,Tw ., , V -- , . . 1 ., , t ,.t, Tom Schenck Manager ...N N L .. ,.f as 3 I Q 5. Sli 1 . K. an- -Ps 4' f 4'-2 :N 2,7 i X H A 1 , 'L ' f - .own 5 i lx ' si? x, X ii f ,ff A . -Q X - 411 1, , z, fx xy A ET? , 3 1 l . , ,J eff' Left to Right: Anderson, Graves, Coonis, Willis, Spencer, Schenck, Auth, Santoni, Gleason, Krall, Turner I Mr. Willis goes for an unexpected swim. J.G. walks on the water. r x s i W Y l 1 1 Y w 5 1 r K l I i 5 5 l 5 I X 1 1 i E 1 5 5 2 5 3 iff fit 1 ,...., l l I x 7f. 1'i!l1f- - 1 ,ua Graves waves. Bubbles Krall splashes on. eff' W fesvfil ,A -' i' W ,K V , , 3 A . ww. O0h! lt'S cold! For the first time in our school's 25 year history, the Mount Carmel finmen swam through an undefeated season, breaking school records at every meet. Such stars as Richard Santoni, George Cuttrell, and Tony Auth, proved invaluable. Santoni, himself, broke three school records, while setting a stiff pace to be followed by his swimming team-mates. Cuttrell and Auth, both mem- bers of the Student Council, took time out from their Student Body chores, to flash through the agua and mount the points from Carmel's victories. Carmel distancemen off at the gun. 211 Tom Schenck Tom Anderson Neal GISHSOI1 Victorious Crusaders dunk undefeated coach. i T 5' 45 'A' ' Q., , -,,f , . ,, ' 9 i'ww-.:.-fag, 1- .xzw 132 , sims 2, 'J -. ,,., --'- '- , J., ., U 1 ge, gui - SF 1 V - , 4 W- rs- -h :ni --.3 11- Y -- - X ' .f W, 1 ,U ,,,,,W. 1 M ,- 52 ffif ' . 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Spencer glides through the water with the greatest of ease Tom Willis Andy makes a big splash Wee Willy performs perfected reverse flip. with teammates Auth relieves Graves in record-setting relay race. Anchor man Santoni slaps water to set new record. Carmel fins - Beauty and the Beast. 214 Manager Schenck turns athlete. Ernie Spencer .S .ills 1 .eigwzzzg Y, Willis scoots in Black Fox meet. Fatty Frank flees from opposition. Mo goes down for the third time. Superman and his friend. 215 Santoni receives the Most Valuable Player award. Carmel attacks the Pacific Coast. The B and C Swimming Teams. H ,, . . Svvi m m I n g . . . -Y - ,S bl! . f f'-i l l: 'Q ,' - N - C 'xp 14. 57 1 M - ' . we - , .f , ' ,nw - -W 4. sffi2.'z: .. mx. 124 :-Neff.iQ:i2f'1i.sv,zl .. . ' 'h e ll' :ff ,. . ,, ' ' . up lg, w?1.. f.--',. g5Q f, Wiaiuil--1E221-Z-mfsiilf-4-I else ..,, l w laiiif 'lille- Aflv f-- Q.. -'fl .n,al 'iii-' 1...:.- .- . wwglgaf-1Q sz.f-gi.3-...g 2!HQiff'igg+5r2v-'.,wdi ' n., ,qg. ,QQ, N..i J.E'1zfL 7:14,-a.5g,1, l':3, Wff-gavage-' -- .' Yivi'il'f'mi i fl Tl Nl R+ WW E -'1' an ll a. Bubbles Krall slaps toward finish line. Unknown Soldier or Crippled Crusader???? aim. ' ' 'N' 96355. ' g,.W,. A X . !':Iif'Q, ,qi -Fix - ,. in H The quiet before the storm. I H ,, , , Coach chal Swimming .. ,w,.W,f,gg,,glJ-I V 35- iii if ' .z ' i M., .,,, ,faanxf - snsww- ' - 'V . ,V .f '-.mfr-A QM A if 234- a not 1' , , - , . , A f of- ,: 'N .., wi-.. I.. ,,,.., by Ybi , : ' 5 .. ,Z 'f 'C - , 1, i' bake: , ' 'fu yuh fe:-Z.1,:,fA,.. ,L ,,:--5 -5 ' i - V wr 2 - Mv.:s '. '. if 4, ' 5 V M Mffeumq-::',t if .. - ,...,:.,. ,. f- V,,,',.f:.wf, ' ' YB.. , Viv, 1 , N ' 'L -wis1'Q,,', Victorious Swimmers froiic at beach treat. Ienges anyone who dares enter water. Q . Turner 'CHKSS dip in hiS home SUVFOUUUWSS- Santoni adds another award to mounting collection. 7 IV Kingtgs 2 os, i 1 ,b The Cloak of Elias make uegstgof me , gthou betoigel he answered I would have a double portion of llll 1 . Elias the Prophet was a man of fire . . lgpstrneltiliwith a holy fervor for the things of the Bord God of Hosts . A true man of Carmel will participate of this spirit, and will, in all his ac- tions, reflect this ardor of Our Father Elias. On the following pages we are able to present some pictures of men whom we feel are worthy of being called Sons of the Prophet . . . par- takers of the double spirit of zeal for Godand love of Mary -- men who have taken up the cloak of Elias . F K Very Rev. Fr. Patrick Russell, O. Carm. First Principal and Prior of Mount Carmel, 1934 to 1946. Now teaching in the Carmelite College in Ternure, Ireland. l 43? me ' flfgvf K5 S if First String Team: 1935. Backs: Maughan, Kavanaugh, W. Ross, Cousineau. vm sm w U 11 fills 5253 Bro. Lawrence, 1946 . . . note Faculty Cottage in back- ground, where Whitefriar's Hall now stands. MHZ ,num 4. -earl Fr. Albert Daly, O. Carm., second Prior, from '43 to '49, and Principal from '46 to '49. Now teaching in St. Albert's Car- melite Seminary, Middletown, New York. 3 Paul Buch, '38, and son. may Nnalletevlten' 5 Gifkgiis Son' NN Frank and Terry Coleman, '41, and Family. l fu , ,, 3 , infix ' YA' R , r W .ff . Q' 1 , V ,M an fi 'sf J' 1937 picnic: Sitting: Jack Kehoe, Walt Kavanagh, Barney Kavanagh. Standing: John Krouse, Frank Hart CU.S.A.F., killed in actionj, Bob Pepping. V . I' V 1- ffiiira, W 5 - , ,.,., Q ji' a 9 K, 5 Y ii V K HM Barney Kavanaugh, '38, with his wife and first child. -A if i ,M A 'R may t fl X 3 Y K- ,,,. 4' f, Q, we' 'Tw ww ' -1 , 1 an M! at gy' 'N Tom O'Connell, '38. Barney Kavanagh - 1937 G Michael Carter, Class of '38, and the first Carmel grad to give his life for his country. Mike was the second of seven sons to graduate from 7011 South Hoover. 1938 Lettermen: Brindley, Sur, Young, Goebel, Mauch, Honer, Kennelly, Biela- mowicz, Rea, W. Kavanagh, Hummes, McNamara, Anderson, Johnson, Yan- cey, Pepping, Vasquez, R. Mackenzie, Levi, Quinn, Amman, O'Connell, B. Kavanagh, Cousineau, Bayha, Van Loozen, Hollinger, G. MacKenzie, Latio- lait, Lane, Vacarro, Mike Carter, Ross . . . These are the men who started the traditions so dear to the Mount Carmel Student Mt. Carmel ,nt Sr-Class Tfackme fl: Fr. Kevin, Tony Linehan, X1O0yar 43, Moe Chavez, '42, Tom dDa5h O'ConneIl, '38, Ann Beck- Bob Truman, '41, with his wife Theresa, ert, and Paul McCarger, and children: Mary, Kevin, Kay, Brian, 43, plan alumni dance. Sean, Sheila. wail Siigi 5555311 Eau! l Mighty Footballers of 1937 GD. Laugh if you will, but they are the men who really had it hard. fm Richard A. Livernois, '41, and chil- dren: Joseph, Suzanne, John, Catherine. Remember When? They were putting up the fence - and doing a few other things, it seems! A 221 lrea ' 1' f ' 5 ZKL -..., . :If ',': K 2 m' hA I- , ' VI.. ,m,1 ' - F F J I ti 4 ,111,, 1 ig Q F fl- , J a-1 :ru A.,--,.Jf..1, 3 , . . ' 5. 'W' ggg A Robert Blackmore, 43 William J. Gerlach, '43 'Y Sons: Billy, Ronnie, Freddy, David - -- r1r,,r Moses and Shirley Chavez 42 Son, Chris and daughter Cynthia l . Rev. Father Frank Ambrosi C.M.F. '44 - - - , George and Rosemary Di Salvo, '42 - ' ' VINCENT MIQIIBZZO, 43 Children: Joseph, John, Catherine Claretlan Fathers' LOS Angeles William and Clare Bradford, '43. Children: Mick, Larry, Cathy, Daniel, Jeff and Brian Merlin M. Witte, ,43 Rev. Mr. Leo Matz '44 Jerry Donovan ,44 Mt. Angel Seminary, 'Oreg'on. 222 Ben and Eleanor Chavez, '45. Children: Chris, Richard, Tim, Loretta, Michael. I A K . , , , ,L 'iss 5 Nfl' Lv WBA ' f f Z ' - fflsii I 'ff'521f i5 ff45!is?f?M' ft ' 7 . . ., .. ,,,,, ,,,.,, L, ,i . i 3, 1-'i A-:M .. .- 33 .1 i up , va 1 czulj John P. Nally, 45. ,,,,, Al'i Sons: John, Tim, Larry, Dennis. L' ' Qi'..ff:.fm . 1 - ,,,, 2 Qi I 55 .. 1 in . s.- .fii ,., ,f,, ,,,. A' J -vi ,, .1 , . , ,, at is it ,Q . John Vi in .Ar L, I 1 A s... ' H ag .. 3. . nw -,f, 4. My - -v,,,,.. fear W, . . -. . -. 'f i' Q C H . i 1 V u f , .. 5 7 .I ,fff ,,f., -,wg , , ' f j- , en., ,, w,,,,,. . .Q I A , ,g .. ,- V ' vi '91 ,, - -lmrsfiigzfii' 'fffwl iii 'NH ' sl: ,, x .Ll , 'LU' . .,,- ' ' E 559.4355 M-fs. 1 f:g,f,i:..J Q11 Q F f Q. , . f Jim Lamay, '44. 1 P- .J J . 1, ,g-fi, 2 5 H Qs .. A 4 ,.,,..,as ' asm' . , . Q, ., .. s, .. .. ASW ., - P 5 f . ,. f L Nth 1 ,- gn? . f 'rl 'XX .J gif 'F 'ff it K s 1 it ev QQ , L .- X ,i,..: 4 . img' 1 W ef .a. su H- ' i f . K , ms., in f fm A N Fifi 4' f ...Q fi ,,.,..., F. Moelter, '45. Robert H. Brooks, '45. ,, . , ,,,,,,,, , .,,,.., ' f!?l:ffL'?Qlwf3aM1i,w,!5i if ,ii ,Q 51 T FT VJ- 255' :Wifi ,iw'ff--if:-zfamff-J ,wfiwii ' -- ' s - H ,, .firif :fs , -.V-.,. I 1 .F .fi ' 4 . ' iff ' ' .itil J 1 . 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F, 5 . g i l : -15 M V. . VV .fjf :ii ,K f - ,.,,,l? . Q , Joseph and Jenny Horta, '46. Edwin J. Trevillyan, '45. Mrs. and Mr. Tom O'Connell. Charles A. Savant, '46, sons Charles, Daniel, James, Joseph. 223 Sam J. Migliazzo, '47, and daughter Maureen. two bronze Service U.N. Service Medal a --died, 1953. Mrs. Beatrice Needham, Cathy, Debra, Patricia, William Honored: The Good Conduct Medal, Korean Service Medal, tional Defense Nleclal. A x I , - xv 'VJ 'N J' S or .L nw, f t A ' .L .. . V - :eil- 1:252 1 ,gg-,i. ti, . gr f - K K .... . I , A A vi, Q . .-fksxflgw jiigfgiifu ' ' . , ,.,.., . ,agiii - f . 1 1 M Q . ' r. ,... ,, X .... lrii Ji, :..9.,9,,2,.2 3, -W 5 ,. .. I -12' 1 g:'fg f i' , , N 1' 15..l:v-s!e-2S- 431,25 N535 A' 5 u F' 'e f , F ' fl .,,. ' X ': F ' L .- , - l.. , I . . .lj .,..L i . K .L-.,l. -,,- I- - f- f .... g i . li yy s Henr Morris, '47 ' ' 'F' - 'fzffv ,':1 we y V sig... ,..,, gggf, . To . Jerome C' Morehead' '47' .f . . ,cc i 5. .3 ig .1 an stars, The l nd the Na- ww . All FLUCC 4 ' lf -F 7 +2 F QU' F , Q. i K ' i ' ' Richard Rodriguez, '55, daughter Cindy. Father Matt and Parents l Sprouffske, '44, l Jr. Thomas. fi L 3 45, , 9 im ee ' Henry's children: if 'ifi , Debbie, Mark, and Clay. Q l fe- .gym ' K W. L. Needham, '47. W lelr ,... ig: 'r 5 i Iggy wgli1,SgfQQ?,LlEf5ELstga.:..m:::t?: , ,.,, , ,,. .. W 4 Q 1 - . ie. if C . F It Bro. Gilbert, O.S.F. I . . my V r A' . CCharles F. Spreitzerj my .Q ts, M fy M ,ff ,Q ' mee? F . 3 ' ctee F f , :Z .- g:,4? :K.' L,M:,L L - L sg I 1 .-,-:3rX:.l..' it K B S ff k ,56 H Ex , J' P 'M 1 Liigj. ii y ob DVOU S ey - ..., 'TV X -27 .vf,3,gM,E'Kk' .- kb l I , ,.k.. V -lf me 'r b-h- l ---hf- n ' Q 1 f... ,. - ,pg-. ,, ..f,,f1.fK1. ' l. . 2' 1 ' 1 ': - . .tsivrav ' ' . lf W so -I ,L Q , .. V - 5 ' 5 F , F A H . A, , if is X a , , E' '.,. f. gf' ff F11-X - F J SM, T 1 F f , . LL C so .,, . s ai 'N Z, X . k k ,khk A - '- yr! I Q ,.-i ggi r'f ' ' . I ee ' ee A wi...'--- ---- mm -S.i-- : f lsXl:.- if 5 . .Q Cafeteria Madness during a Festival: see anyone you know? l Bruce and Yvonne Junor, and son, Dennis. Dr. James G. Giles, M.D., '5O. i'Q 4s-.- lg ,fs...., 356 4:5 ,WY fx ,f Harold Lawson, '49. ' ' V, Sons: Mark, Dino, Michael. 31: Rev. Gerald S. Rodin, '50. Ralph J. Masdeo, 50. an JA Bernard and Marie Higuera, '49, Bernard Jr. ,She Fr. Augustine CWalterb Carter, O. Carm., '41. Present Principal of Cres- pi Carmelite High, Encino. if iff' William and Colleen Hohn, '51. Lawrence and Irene Migliazzo, '49. Marty and Mary Virginia Butier, '51. Maura, Michael, M.C., '74, Marty, M.C., '75, f, J gifs ', -I J. f ,QA -,-Na, -I .M ,ez h , 2 L , . , -V -7? , f r. J, Joe and Theresa Vicelja, '50, son, John. Ll oyd A. Jagger, '50 l 5 Ad Richard Kelly, '52. Norman LaCaze, '56. Michael D. Kirk, '52. Richard Zuchowski, '52 Dr. Albert Nichols, M.D., '52. Stephen Notari, 52. Bob Lujan, '50, Doug Evans, '52. 'HBH ,,,, , ll 5 , 'i' 7' ..-, -if' .. '34, Qvk, , - 5, .-if Z. i .:, 4 -' iff, , img ., ,, ' , 2' Joseph Burgard, '55, Dick I-Ulanf '55- w ll J rr , '54, Pat charrrand, '52. a y aqua e .,-,,, .. ,605 Ron Yost, John Burgard' DOl lald Reed, Fr, Eugene J. McCallen, O. Carm. Dominic fDanielJ Savino, O. Carm., '57-both second arrived in 1940-appointed Principal in 1946. year Philosophers in the Carmelite College, Niagara Falls, Canada. fra Mm- . IV,. , . i .4 'NfA.aJV ' Brother Lawrence, O. Carm.. arrived at Carmel in 1940- Frater Peter Uamesj Liuzzi, O. Carm., '57, and Frater xt, I Reinhold R. Greve, '56, Thomas Libby, '58. Richard Nolan, '57. Richard Aldrich, '56. AnthonyO Rochester 57 Michael J. Yost, '5s. John R- Hayes' '55- James R. Taylor, '55. Thomas Leedom, '58 Alfred and Carol Armenta, '57, and their son, Nlark. Ray and Anne Marie, Armenta, '55. 227 John Bayne, '38, Laurie: wife Mary: sons Ron 81 Richard. Art McDonough, '53: wife Francine and daughter Kathleen. 1 Bud Ardanaz, '56. Frank Zins, '53, comes back for a refresher course in typing! f .4 Fr. Denis J. Murphy, O. Carm., came to Ca mel in '45, Father Murphy was Prior of tl Community from '49 to '52. CAnd while l wouldn't admit it, he is really Father Mo rissey's uncle.J i i li I i E , . ,, 3 ' - f , -- . I l E Q V K, f .. 1 i . f Roger Colburn, '53 . . . Richard Colburn, '55. .gg -...gi my V :Q-if-A up , c,,c ,.i,,, ,.yi. y,,, . ,,,,, - 2f!gg,. L-' .e,ZfQQ.i5E'?g:.' Joe I always ook 41 I Richard Rodriguez, '54. Albert Rodriguez, '53. Alfonso Barreto, '54. John Casalugno, '54. 228 surprised Coia, '59. Howard and Helen Palm- ,g,,, quist, '48, with sons ' ' Kevin, 2and William, 1. Left to right: Helen Book, with twin grandsons, Michael and Stephen Francis Baxter: Steve, Barbara Book Baxter, Don Baxter, Frank Book, '55, Alvin Katz, '59. Carlos D0l'1af9lll, '55. and Frank Book, Sr, John M. Stanley, '58. Ron Babcock, '59. Mrs. Wilhelmina Powell, Appleblossom Fr. Louis, O. Carm., 46. T- , with his Mother, 'm Euper' 59' Fr. Bernard J. Daly, O. Carm., Co-founder of Mt. Carmel, with Fr. Russell in 1934. Was stationed here from '34 to '49, when he be- came Prior of the Carmelite Seminary in Auburn, N.Y. Returned to L.A. as Prior of this Community in 1952, and held this of- fice from '52 to '55. Father is now the Li- brarian of Mt. Carmel, L.A. The lbbetson Clan: Bernard, Hugh, '41, Mr. lbbetson, Paul, '46, James, '51, Donald, '52, Mrs. lbbetson, John, '58, Lloyd, '54. i s l E I i ? Q i E 1 E 6 i l 1954 C.l.F. Champs: Standing: Fr. Carter, Fred Armenta, Jack Hayes, Ron Yost, Don' Maqke, Jim Arkelpane, Dave DeNunzio, Al France, Coach Marty Martinelli. Kneeling: Jack Breslin, Jim Tay- lor, Larry Hauser, Tom Donahue, Willie Rivas. 229 15 Roger and Linda Tebo, '56 iw. 1. M . .. Wi if 'l lk i B ilwj.. lil gill 1 'RH v as as 1 2 B , .AM gf., iw! ,wig i .gfm:l.5,5ia. f I M ' is ,Aj gg . llllBul,fll.i5 l' W l x 1 ii 4' Sw ll Us H hugh. H n ,gas mn 55, 'Q W .1 .iii ii . 5525.55 ,s ' uf- l A . .GMES 5 y l' W ' 4 l5zlqii'?l,5'k. l iw .. H. is im? glL..'!'.Qli 1 'L ll V n5:ljalBl'.5ifflll1?ail ml 3 r .. mi. :Mg .-Sw. Bin? a.....ff 1 Q iwwzumis ilu ialillgl. 5 Ji. ,S!v.....,,,?i ,.s. ii gg ,CS ii wi.-l1il:'zi'2lzv'5l 1 1 333. . aw.. .5 w Q sfxlffw mil all P' v Q. il ii v ... L.gg:j.,fIfgJ A3 5 gg, L ,.,.. avi. i .,, ward And their son, Gregory Dean, 2 O Father Gabriel Kearney, O. Carm., first came to Carmel in 1950-held the office of Prior from 1955 to 1960. Marlin McKeever, And his brother, Michael MCK Lt. Edward M. Tebo, '52 and Cheryl Lyn, and Gerald Michael K... ' eever, '57. Ken Poole, 55 giving advice to Mr. Scofield. and Darlene Louise Tebo. av- 'f 'A -iSff:lifQg.l5fv'Q .:miss!!was?.Pifws1?i2f1i.fE.zf213 , . . fzswy., . ,,,L 4!EE.lff. .. ,- ' .. ,, Q. -V .f K . F 'X' Q ' 1 'W K V Vx.-3 arm., 3 , . ..a.v.iM. gi - - ' 3? 'i7 , , , 'f ITTEQ: H , ff , . wi . - :...g5-3--ff 1 'ffiiqwf' .. .5 . 'K V-. 1-rf351.....a2-a-f :Q.1.' ' 1 . ' .,,, ..,,5--iw' .W--f-'-jp.-,, ft. mv-.li-,Q . P . , 5 fy 2, ., --'W I V , ' Sig , Q . '..:efr.- ' -253: fl if- .Ji , flfg,..,,. al l ' Very Rev. Fr. Kevin Morrissey, O. Carm. First came to Carmel in '41, has held several offices and managed many of the fund-raising drives for our school. Father was just elected to the office of Carmel- ite Prior for the Mt. Carmel High Com- munity. Fall Festival, Nov., 1954: Fr. Morrissey, Mrs. Book, Mrs. Relph, Pres., and Mrs. MacArthur, Dinner Chair- lady. Mrs. MacArthur, R.l.P., was dinner Chairlady for 16 years. . ' .Jmmf f5f....l fx H rw:-.f -ffl? ' n F l F 5' ff l ilfi ' , . ,, cl ,f 5 fl 3 ' ,K E v in: A ixvhznbgi sn, ffl! ll 1 'i' A5 ir i . gz,u.,,i., SLM M .li 5 '11 5 ' W as .4- a.......:siw:. , 251 Kathryn Lujan, Dr. D. Voss, Phoenix, Ariz., sons, Martin 84 was choreogra mel Showboat now married to o.D.s., living in and has two Gregory. Kathryn pher for the Car- for several years. ...-.... . .. .,,,.,, . K . Mike Yost, age 7! with Dee Dee Schurter, steer the Moon Light Bay boat in a 1948 Showboat. Recognize anyone else? M-iSS Rodman. Miss Decker. Luou COS'fel.l0. R-I-P-. UOVIE-time Mother's Club: Right to left: Mrs. H. Lujan, Mrs. W. MacDonald, friend of Fr. Kevin sb Fr. Kevin and Miss Maryanne Schur- Mrs. Ressler, Mrs. Fahner, Mrs. Frawley, Mrs. Ainslie, Mrs. fer- Brindley-Past Presidents of the Mother's Club. Silver Jubilee .... .. ..., ..,, A........ ,gm 1' M Dinner-Dance , rt hu i R I God, who hast honored the Order of Carmel by giving it the name of thy most blessed lVIother Mary, ever-virgin, as its distinctive title, grant us this grace: that we who are today commemorating her with solemn observance may be counted worthy, under the shield of her protec- tion ,to attain everlasting happiness. Carmelite Liturgy A gracious lady 1 Douse that light! f Q , You are7? ' ,fx F ix Smile, Ernie! Laughing boy from La Mirada 'Do l have to dance? Cheese Man, what a party! Well, Daisy June! Yes, that's true. I am wonderful. Now Tommy-1 and 2 and 3 and 4... Dancing 'Y' We re holding up the building! Really!! 'lQuo usque tandem. Campaigning l 5'QI'5 ' mv- , 'gba ' : .. I .xl 'K f' ' Q . .iv y Q ,A Vw l 5' gt x M ., Q 'rg X ga xQ' if ' EBM ' W If N .A Q R., f as M When the bell sounds, come out fighting VZ' aaspsfsffisepxl4Nsvfa's2:Axfx2fgfawfyfaffefffnf wwf f n.q xx: 3 syn, T . .. .. , M. R A1 ,Q-4,.5x,w:r-.xy-.vlgigf-Qfl, . ,... . ., , , Xqvr WH-4 ,, , .X.. : ....,.-,,1, ,i.,:T?,MlY. i:..:.:f,- Muay., Tokyo riots ' . . .and then the Mama Bear said... I A moment of silence ,fir we Qi E5 n e aww You guys think I m kidding don t you eg, All dressed up and no place to go. f' e513-ffm, Jig Help' They think we think they re kidding ZHE1 'QQ 'iii as Well wha da ya know bout that! x ,V iz: ,iw 5 aW55 angu- On trial Follow that car0J' , J -if ..... and VCU n -if-,i'fii' Q . 23.41fs,2n.ziaE.:2x2Wwf: fa-2 'ff' , .B If K , . Whols going t0 clean all that up? Y ,, - -- m:v !,Y?2i.n::1 W v g wfgg, .- .1 M, . 1 ,- --Mg-.,. 5: 'I gge2ix2RBe2.m wf'- : :,: xvi- 1 - gf 1'Lf- l I f-fli-W' 13- . 3 xg, -f, Q: i gc s.,,,-A-9'H wg fgfw L P .Aff This is graduation practicen n-ef' We couldn't do without Mr Mac Preparation xg! A-1 Guess who was at the party. L l don't know what it is but it tickles ' Gee, this must be interesting. fix Qi mer 'You take three steps forward and l'll shoot you dead! l as I was saying to Dr Von Braun Today s boys and tomorrow s men Cmiserere nobisj. ,,,. ul To X'-'lil 5 9' Fine form aaaie ln walks the man Before Elly The After beginning of the procession He actually got a diploma! .. CN 7' Benedlctlo Dei ommpotentis . . I Y 53 ' Ci raduatlon Mass :hinge ai M A I M , wwf? F d H my Your success will be our success, your failure, our failure 1. Parents and friends of the gradu- ates attend the morning Mass. . . ,al .- .f ef, . E, , f l ,,.. . , ,irza - V Kind words 0 'iii' r ' d . A . ' . ,Q ..1,-- ' 1 A T ' ,d1, 'W' f 4 Q i.' r' F ' . I Q AVL., ., M ffl-23 ' A , ' ji , ' . . -'n' ew-, Fai Gloria in excelsis Deo. . . '1'?,'- PM , an . Flos Carmeli . .. , i. V4 Tu es Petrus. . . if , I ,AA1,, , I!! 1-'Q ,..,,,. , 0 e family receive Communion together Corpus Domini nostri Orate, fratres Domine non sum dignus L -Mr After the Communion. 238 We would be lost without the ladies. ' sur 'Q i W -., be r . gn! 8 4 '5 T' s , i s . , - : 1 - 0- , If W . Q I i ' 4 ' E y L f 1 ' . 345- . V , 2 ll 3 '. 455 w Q an r. mothers serve Sr. breakfast. ,, .19 I f W : Srlui-nr-v ,ff A i 'X H'f,,.-fzf ' A21 Hg 1 - . f f ...fr f Q 4' 1 X 534-ff 'v-f -f . . , ' A ' - ' - 1 x .wg--. . HV .7 .3 v t N q ' K .K ' ' ' V Y 3 ' ,afar I N If F ,an h 'x YA' 153' x 4 4' Q stag. if is ' , Heubble,bubblegtoiiandtrouble. Y 5' 'x F.. . , B ff I 2 i' . f fpi. ,..r x Eli? X xfl! ff M 14--f I QQ-is i w, 1 0 if f 'f',- Willing helpers J v, ' l r 3 4 a 5. Q' V . I Who let him in? L' L Q, 2 ff Pass the buns, please. Who put the mickey in Fr. Mac's cup? Y w t 1-1 'Zi - A . Watch those jokes, Lewin. --H 'swim A vu 9 L.. Parents have coffee at Sr. breakfast. I think he's going to take a picture 1.11.1 I did so graduate last year! Q The board of directors X, Gleason looks guilty. Graduation Breakfast 9. 'i i Q The Senior class greatly apprecl Ham an' eggs an' rolls an' milk . , . 53 ated the graduation breakfast 239 So does the famuly. The klds eat the steaks. Graduation Day The last mile is the longest Pop dresses Junior Karen glves support Wh at's the delay? Clan meeting. I got lt, I got lt' Pu rzycki purrs Y2?iYv?ST.'.?'k - What a rellef! Mrs. Matthews is happy! -fffffgfffg. be -S H Graduation scene. 240 'ral i fa! y .jjlglgiliglflgg Perfect endmg to a perfect da . 1 K K ,. lf , X 'llll fl K ll l ' 1 .. F 1? We will all mass the gracious Mrs Wllllams , '41 Whatsthat! Money Money Money K 1 nhnn- ' 'F-E0 '61 WJ 'enq- Future Carmel Mothers. How can Carmel hold a National Lottery? Wwm' You Guys arent really coming back next year? Dont l remembered my name when I left the be bashful. Come on in. Gee, he can write! house this morning. if-A The name's Murphy-M-E-R-F-I-E. l l l'II take a hit. 3.n35vi'W 9 u 5 xl gf ,fx 1 V F ' ggig, Aa I ' I I I I xx s e ,: . ' 'rg Hsw N .W 'khk 7 ,Aa 'PREM 5 ' ' 'fmw .listen X iw o ff g l are L' ,:.u'-Q1-.521 j AE, df A ,-1 Q 5 ' V., , M- -s ' W ' - f- . i if e 4 ' L-Q' ' ' A wt 2 Miki!! J----f M' Us Me? Lay rubber in front of ,Q -ff And then Booker wanted to jump off the roof! elr' J IF Q 531 ff A Q ,4f?, ff 5521 I Y l' A poor man's Yul Brynner AL A . ' . school?' -:IW if ef ,... ,- .us ,597 , ., F 55 a , 91. X. -1. --'EG-J' n 'N' ,...-mai The essence of contentment. f K He talks like an editor. v--,.,....,, .:, '---M...q-, -,BQ He looks funny don't he? Quit dropping slugs into the machine! Gee what a long record ' l ll never carve another Swastlka again! atm to work this cotton - pickin' thing. f I wish somebody would tell me how 243 Karme Korn Better things for better living-through chemistry. Priory golf course. and the Smiths go on and on Y l Writing police reports. 244 Statue of St. Therese graces the priory patio A place of solace and strength We're just visiting. Expecting the 'Scientific American' maybe? St Joseph watches over the community Caught in the act Whistle while y Mount Ca ,Sf-W A 'Ki rw 4' ou work Ctweet, tweetb. ' .iff rmel Country Club -5? ., M iz at .fi ...A -1 Q I . ' i . ew Wy:-wr ,L 5 i kk,, ' K , f r-r'r - ff ' 1 1 1' , . M--A-I - f l ,- '1f'. :a25.22ilsev21Q iiiiil 'a rfkeiszmse-'i ff -ss.-1 - - f?'swfYf1vs2 f Esirzvi. ' w ,.A. ,,h- - 03, Ga rbage-can Pirouette. '1141Zr1i1,srf52:fasifi1i:: ':, 'i' W wqpwl-OT.. ?r'R-alt in is Q' W is Q jet EM? .ggi it I Lviajis l' f' Q35 Wi' ff f f Planting Coconuts? 'x .. W 1 .4 W, ,,W7-a31.i5gg,'r1iEg,-'lfVA K JAM -' g 1, 3. 4,3 ,.... . - I i f kflaif, fi- , 5.4 f .1ais'-ilffimiil, . s ,. ,. -i Q:1z,alg1glj,'.f.i,.. :-f2ezgzi1132Q1i:i.:'i:g,.,lf ,gm 1232 iiiifl li --- , : j ill 1 'fQ?i f'ii1 ,i.L'?i' :A f ir '5'M? 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The three bears are here' The vicissitudes of life. A Break in the Routine Who swiped my engine? Tell me and we'll both know 245 25th Anniversary Mass As often as you shall do these things, in memory of Me shall you do them. i 1 51:1 iil Q Q -' f 5 l , 0 v Y s I- .- Corpus Domini nostri Jesu Christi custodiat animam tuam in vitam aeternam. Amen. i- Fr. Hollinger, Class of '38 Fr. Dionysius Flanagan, O. Carm., Founder of Mt. Carmel High 46 i And if you'll watch the chimney closely . . . 4 21352 gi? T2 Christmas Party I Z 24.53 Ek, Q .r Wg tAii,:,W,,j -A t if .4 ?fge'? Lv, 13, JB s if a 2 1 , . . , Am' ,Q -E' 4 4 fr ff ft is t 5122 1 4, 3 1' t ' Q , a V . - ' ' ' ' ' 3' ' Meta i to is 4 e 5 , 1 e 2:4 f 1 44 4 i. . i 1-.41 we. . , psf . g , 5,43 I Haulaway Joe . . . 4. 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N ' X K -' - XA I 42 'AA 'n ? i ' Q N' ' 5119 A Community songfest f 5 H- 1 i 3 3 x Q KH' 'T ' i '51 W En ,I Q' E i E i Q. n 35 rl H , E Q . W Q 25 ' E ii ig 2 5 'rf' f 4-JS it ' 3 '. imggkte: A as 5 Q E 4 E 'lffni thfif '- e4f,i?4l4sif:rft - 1 , gf. fr I' fi ' -353725-- .,ii?' l . if ' :frm ' ' 5 ' 1..1 f' I '. 'Y l ' Cord's a little short, huh? Hon, l d0n't know, He'S not Such a bad kid, ' Where is that waiter? -r ,W--'f ' . f K v ' ' K, V, V i i l W l 'XQR hiiftzzs WEQl:2ee4' i - f --Q M f 247 Fifty cents for this? Walk softly and carry a big stick. Tell me another good one. 1 .. wil All this, and he sings too? Think it s aged enough? When can I move in? I never noticed these two before! It ll never work! I m not used to such treatment. All that brass for mouthln off? ,,,g,,, t.- . A Few Laughs XIII! In... I Scrubba scrubba scrubba I'll fix that 5th per. class yet? 4 'wf Itchy feet? n I I K -- I mi . III 'ilgfgsi sy ssI 514 l'll kill that Acosta yet, already. Fr. Daly makes book Q I 248 Ah hates war, you hates war-WAR'S DECLARED! I'll give them one more chance. Scapular enrollment A Carmel Day l.,. . i QT 14.-Q uRepent' brethrenff There s just one little wrinkle nv' Heads up! Carmel's like this every day. ,j -pe . . lllll. l imi! 15? , v i a ' l 1 K Q . El l 9 W . bfi ug 5N .'.' QQ How'lI we get back at the students this week? 1 If' Fr. Joel gives party for . i 5 M a few intimate friends. f Eyes front! wi i 1 K Fi Why, it's one of the little people ew r- A-it I gg is 'Q Q e l.,, ,am I don t care if it is Washington s birthday. We're having class. i, . li + Sandy, John, 84 Jeff V! l my eff? Say after me . . . ',. M- 'ff fl ' I ' l it li ' l l 0 .?E?.Qti f H ef Q 3 Um . ' . 'Q i ft QQ. ' fl -fi-7 4 , x asf' -- l M W ... e Y .12 -t . if M R- XV J I - 'W .if JI Ay Y. Q34 . It's very simple Y 3 Who goes there again? if you listen. 5 -Q 12N ag H--it 711 l The brothers Three The lens I5 Cracking. ---.wmv Would you believe it? I have a cold! Busy, busy, busy day. K Do yOU thlrlk It ll ever Gnd? l . A 249 l H The calm before the storm Come back here, you Well l'm here I ll bet he doesnt. First Olympics Way up there. To the lbbetson's! First casualty. Eek, people! Gee, it s calm today Swim-Team Picnic Life emerges from the sea. A fish? What do you mean poison ivy? is Well, there goes Willis. 5 Well, lead me to the trough. You name it and l'll feed it.' Carrnel's Benefactors and Friends ln this we have known the charity of God because He hath laid down His life for us' and we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren. He that hath the substance of this world and shall see his brother in need and shall shut up his heart from him how doth the charity of God abide in him? 1 John 3 16 17 Our Lord preached thatweif h-y1 h i in the exercise of charity or rather He recommended that w i u ergo e thing for our brethren in these admonitions lta mane ' l contendwi h thee in judgment and take away thy coat let go 'thy cgak also unto hi f osoever will force thee one mile go with him another Give to him thaitiaskedro ' - and from him that would borrow of thee' turn 1 1 att 5 40- 1. , refore it is not suf ficient not to do ill but truewcharity impelsi 41 Q sotar as we are able in thought word and deed P yr Besides we must wish and dgkli f s i gigrace and glory for our neighbor and such temporal blessings as will lead to them and we must sm cerely rejoice with him for those he already has and excuse them as far as they are excus We must cov able' we must the annoyance he inflicts .on us and forgive in juries' we must with him and assist him as we are able in attain ing eternal edity him by our example Sometimes it seems more difficult to of our neighbor and sinc ely wish him well than to do him good But pray for all and offer our sac jfices to Gocl for them Prayer and sacrificf always of value even when other means have failed . . .The Carmelite of the Spiritual Lite ,,,.p ' if iam QP X Fr Sylvester O Carm Prlor and Pastor. Con ratulatlonst IVlo n g o u t Carmel High School on this, its 25th Year, from St Raphael s Parish Fr George O Carm Assnstant Pastor ' Q E .E W6--wb Jef ., , COMPLIMENTS OF HERB SCHURTER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 2508 Wesf Santa Barbara Avenue Phone: AXminsfer 3-7233 f V. ,gg,,',gg. YW-s?ffv-v-gf A,s.,ss:m?ff64'v3 ne f . ' , fwg E5i1:vgc5?gz.5gins53wgE,, E5g?,ZgAxyq554V I ' 1 f-S' 'l'5?f5f Er 'J -- if 1 ,,,, 3, 4 91 uri, 45 1 . , 531, Ee.. . .57 if ,N E ,E ff, , ff'Iq,:ir 41551 fQf'f!w's5iS?fZ 5 'ff ',E' mxm Z '-W 55 V K 253 W 254 LASTING SUCCESS NOT JUST A WISH...AN INVITATION your success is our concern too! we invite you to become an important part ofthe fascinating well paid communications industry. M' 4 K il X iii- muh 'X l ,oo,. X 'lx L . T .xxx Ask your vocational counselor about positions with Pacific eye N. l :el ,nm fl f 5 ' ,oi-.fa 5 Y-tiff.. Z af f l I fl f' , lj ff!! If 1 X .. ,ss 8 I This Es' Telephone, or drop into one of our nearby Employment Oftices. 740 So. 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