Notre Dame High School - Arches Yearbook (Sherman Oaks, CA)
- Class of 1956
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I -Q My . -L, f ,WY . ., . THE ARCHES Published annuallY bY l 1- Students of Notre Dame High School l Shennan Oaks. California . f if Lu' .5 ,mfr .. .71 . ,.:,,X 1- ,v ' f ,Q ' 3? ,JK X K X ff!! , 'A W- ,,,, 1- ,.....,,.z-'M f ts WW M-'I ff ' ,. fpw' 1 af'K t f ' .ffl ' fjjj .' ' f . V t tx 'fl 1 1 F fi ff X g H 'ft fi-t ,qliwf g t,t--Q t ptfj. ,ff ' H 7' f'e '-' -'-'W 'Aga 'ffaafj W - ' f A f F , 5 1, 1 , , X 1 7 -tb, r L u 1 L-,f Ninn 4 Y -W ki W Iv--Fr' M ,Mtv -Y-UN , ' Xl. J' Vwf, ' ' QQ, X W 1, ' V tv, Xl- m-1 Faculty - page 10 Seniors - page 18 Student Body - page 38 ' , Activities - page 64 Sports - page 92 fb ecfacalian Cn the second of February of this year, Brother Charles C. S. C. celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his re- ligious profession. Four of these twenty-five years have been spent as Principal oi Notre Dame. These years have been years ot building and expansion-expansion as it can be seen in the school-and in the spiritual development oi the students that Brother has had under.his direction. Brother, we the students are proud to have been given the opportunity of friendship and association with you, and We join with the iaculty in a sincere effort to show our grati- tude and appreciation by dedicating this annual to you, our Silver lubilarian. Brother Charles Andersen, CSC f. .... Er A'-if-ff' 4.3 JL- 1? I :V ., R' f - ,,,-...J-' , i V ,..... - ....-.....f-....,.,..- -......,....--1-' ' L --- L l 'an 3 I ff E s K 3 8 'Z XJ -Q, ,i xx A ,4' X, .Mfr lil xxx dkq Q' , - 'a,? -Nm , -5 - ':,:-fl ...f i 'F--F WL ',.'-fl ,.z '-'Q 4 f , a? 'P'f'.r' :fr - '3' , -' sh., 1 1 '--4.1 Xi' a ' b X A-7. K4 sr A Nw- ' ' L. . 15 '22 , , r N .QM M QM --- U ' ff , ,we Q' .:':g:'v my apv' X 'vo .- I I lg s :instant---w X ,f fl-f x I x ' jx f zfas 0' 1 f 1 ., rv , wr.,-,We .-5,1 .5 c L '9 These Notre Dame, she is beeeg! The new building that faces along Woodman Avenue and completes the iron! plaza of Notre Dame. The cafeteria al noon hour, one ol the facilities of the new building. If The side of the new building that laces the campus. The building houses cz library, cafeteria and kitchen on the ground floor and two biology labs and live classrooms on the second floor. 748 New Make fb Q in- Lggiie J f' X' it A it - A. - '- ,-mf:-1-'11 19. 1551 Student Body Oihcers. tleit to nghtl lack Irwin, secre- tary-treasurer: Randy Wenker. president: and Iohn Misicione, vice-president. A view of the new library. X? ae? Room 35 of the new building-Iunior Religion with Brother Thomas. Part ol the stainless steel equipment of the new kitchen-a Hobart dishwasher. More stainless steel-the serving counter of the new kitchen. 5 f A' V WMA S pt. f U 52,14-' Q 11 , walk ,,, ,, J ,,,,M,, , V ,V .N ,Q - wc' 2Z:W2,f .-Sn. Ez ' ,, f ffiwg-,f .- ,, .W ut fl The new officers with the mile long counter designed by Brother Elwin. Mrs. Harold Kane. school secretary. A twilight shot ot the new building looking past the facade of the gymnasium. V ,f---,envwrfvw - .uw -,,,-g- -oi, li' 5' 'ff' -wif' S AND MORE ' r V 1: I. Y Y Y Y,,,,, ' 10 5 - -I 4 44... 4.. - eL.,,.,A Mission San Luis Rey Brother Albert Martin. ! C. S. S. ri Religion and Mathematics Brother Felix Sghoen Assistant Director of Athletics C. S' C. . . E . B1-other Alfred Salzl Religion, nglish and Algebra C-.Sf C- Brother Felix joined us at the Rehqtfm semester after having spent 15 Detention Crew , , years in the Holy Cross Mis- sions in Pakistan. Brother Benignus Beutter. C. S. C. Chemistry Director of Testing and Guidance Science Club Moderator Brother Berchmans Gib- bons, C. S. C. Reliigon and English Brother Bernard Berend- sen. C. S. C. Religion and Geometry Assistant Director of Athletics Brother Cassian Miller. C. S. C. Religion and History Tennis Coach Brother Eagan Hunter. C. S. C. Brother Donald Connolly' Art and Mechanical Drawing C. S. C. Vice-principal and Director of Treasurer and Steward SN-1diGS Student Council Moderator Brother Dunstan Bowles. , C. S. C. Brother Elwm Bores, Reliigon and English C' S' C' Drarnatics Civics and Citizenship Director of Attendance t v1 NN ln 1 R 1- V., QQ f ci J VV r 1 if .1 ,A D X ,,.,. ba ..,--. 1 ,P Brother Gordicrn Gates, Brother Ieifrey Michels, C. S. C. C. S. C. lf Spanish Religion and English ' Librarian Senior Class Moderator Glee Club Director ln,-1 . Cf , '., 'TSX' 0 -1,1 Brother Eugenio Ccrssczno, C. S. C. Religion and Spanish Band Director Brother Robert Hampton. Brother Francis A. Davis. C. S. C. C. S. C. Mathematics Religion and World History Pfefefii Of DiSCiPliN9 Student Maintenance Director I f '74 Z FLY Brother Iohn Doran, C. S. C. Religion, English, Latin THE KNlGHT Moderator Debate Club Moderator 5125.2 , W Y ,W C M . 0. x- 1 T TV 4? 'E ,V 4 51, Www ' Q , v!t.,'. X. M XWQXVVV Xt C' t't1t ' :Al V ,.-,, V . 'ff ,l R VV ggglgslv I ,, f ' V V 14 X H .. i vox .t ,V , ,1 f A ff 222 E2 was ., N'-4 www ' 4 Brother lust Paczesny. C. S. C. Religion and English Cafeteria Manager Brother Luke Bauer. C. S. C. Maintenance Brother Marco Daly. C. S. C. Religion, English, Latin THE ARCI-IES Business Manager Brother Myron Bachen- heimer. C. S. C. English and Spanish Brother Nivard Meichtry, C. S. C. Religion, Physics, Mathematics Director of Athletics , Radio Club Moderator K fmt. 5 Q l r E i I ? f 1 ly' V, , Mx ' X ' , , i it ' . , W ' ,'-, ' gn' ' J gg R if 'V in fr 3 Y . 'W ' .V . 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Chaplain Mr. Lindy Bell Physical Ed., Citizenship, General Science C Basketball Coach Mr. Robert Drolet Physical Ed. and Speech IV Football and Basketball Coach Mr. William Gannon Reliigon and World History Mr. William Gauldron English Mr. William Hughes Business Math. and English Mr. Don Klinkhammer Economics, Business Law and Bookkeeping Varsity Football Coach Monogram Club Moderator The Faculty Residence 1 -is T.'3'!5 Mr. Robert Mariinka English 'Us fUi Mr. Iohn O'Nei1 Mr. Albert Scrnelli Physical Education Biology Varsity Baskelball Coach Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Harold Kane School Secretary if -1, ff lf' fn Uh Q. -w V11 if my, , ., ,K Q nib .9 740 4 fa, , . f , ' ffm 9 4' mkq MNQM , ff ' 'A f ' Q v ,, I My N , gy , , mam. fx ,a1, 18 Q X 1 f iz Sf? dl mn-...WMP ,Z ,f if Z , ,M , 2 as 4 ef N as-wf,.m5,m NJ' sl 9. 'A 1. ' 1' xv an 4 . 3 55 .a R kbs N Y if 1 Mission Santa Barbara .N.,,,,,WMa F Wim..,,,m X 'filfi Aff S521 .,., I A V 'A W -2 ,, 'wwgwff .' ,f , ' 7' Q 1, W , 3 ' , 524 'm '1!ll61lnau, I-msn 4 1 'LK f CLASS OFFICERS ll. to rJ Vice-presiden Gary Buck: Presideni, La ry Smith: Secretary, Lan' Barr 5 lim Adams Ioe Allegretti lim Ameche Dick Anderson L f., Y. r I I U I r 5 jf: Stan Bach lim Bcmqo Ed Barbeau Larry Barr Being a Senior implies many things. lt means that you have finished four years of a preparatory education, an education that must stand for life, or one that will serve you in a chosen profession. lt also means that you have been given an oppor- tunity to contribute that which you have in a spiritual, academic and physio-social Way. Whether you have been able to con- tribute successfully or not, depends on the amount you have to give and the enthusiasm with which you have given it. Achievement of any sort essentially means giving-giving of oneself Whole-heartedly, Without reserve. To those Seniors Who have achieved, Congradulations and Best Wishes, you have started life on the right foot. Notre Dame has provided you with a set of Christian principles and has established a climate in which these prin- ciples could grow and become part of you, active in your own minds and hearts. Notre Dames contribution can be measured only in.terms of what you have given, be it large or small, she will return it a hundredfold. L4 'v--ev Iohn Barranti Ioe Barry Dan Bathker Iohn Belgiorno Ross Benner Dave Berqes Richard Bermudez Lewis Bertel Dave Bishton Garret Borders Gus Brent Gary Buck gn-awk' Wilmot Burgess Iames Burnett Senior,Adoration on First Friday Stan Cardinet 57 Fred Carpenter A PQ! v V ff , Pat Carroll Mike Cflfiel' Ku if -with Q.: UM sf? I X'-'E' Gene Cassidy Mike Christie Wallis Clqrk Mike Colby L 'P-la M i---sv MiCkeY COIOHY Bruce Connolly Roger Couture Tom Dalton Ieoffrey Deeths 'NVHNHMY' Rick DeSantis Iohn Diggins Paul Deisinqer Vincent De Palma David Dilworth Ed Dobkowski Terry Dolan Ron Donato '- -- ' 'T'iQ 'A 3 Hi 3? l H F-Wifi Aug . , , - ., X H ,' -' lv ',-,-J f ngjlj bf s . 'K x . X A . . 1 tzz' AVN? D 1:11 Gerry Donckels Dave Dowling Iarnes Doyle William Doyle Ted D11d1eY Bob Dunlap Bob Esche 'ff-ev Larry Fennell Harold Ferguson lack Fithian Pat Flaherty Mike FOFGH Ron Fulmer William Galante Richard Flanagan Gary Girard R011 Girvin Bert Glennon David Gosselin Iames Graves Iohn Gray Terry Hanley .3 Fred Harper Alberi Harrufi Thomas Hawkins Terry Hill Mike Hiss 'lif- ul' N Bob Hayes Mike Hersh 'XY KJ on H-f X 4-f Leo Hotz Robert Hull LeRoy Huntington james Irwin ffifyi Iohn Irwin Russell Iohnson Tom Iohnston J Bill Iohnston Af? 4' 4 Larry Kane Robert Kayyem Brother Eagan, S. C., . Director of Studies Bob Kelly Iohn Knight Iohn Koch Steve Krause N Finton Lasater Ray Littlefield mg . Iohn Lassen Robert Laszlotfy Mike Lilly ,QV i R 1 d L B' ow an O mnco Brother Benignus, C. S. C. Director of Testing cmd Guidance nr- ' ..-Q 29 Iohn Loqcrr Icrrnes Lombardo Bill MCC1-em-Y Ronald McLoud Iames McNamara Lowell Mm-es Tom Mcxrqozewitz Doug Mathias A1 Mattivi Mike Marigold Don Martin James Mears Iumes Mellein Iohn Miscione Pat Mitchell ET ... F5 it' f 'Qi ,,.,, Philip MOIIKIQUG Robert Moore Ierry Morell Robert Mm-qvez if dv' Iames Murphy Clark Nelson Ron Nelson Iohn Nownes -3. NJ' Charles O'DaY Clifford Oqwin LUHY Olenicz Gem' Fame' Bill Paterson lohn Paul Iohn Pearson Frank Petrello Norbert Pittner Mike Phelan Lunch hour bull session Philip Pouget Don Pruner Ray Quiroz George Raluy 'mf' ' , -s, 1'-. I ' . ' Bill Banda AHUIOTIY Regan Gerry Rehder Lin Renfrew 3 W L fiF?9Q'lf7..' 1 2, A. 5?f',. A - ' W Q ,QIN X, . 4,,x - . Gene Rxgglo Aldo Risi fa' Gerry Roche Allan ROCK!! 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Q , . f ya' 41 4 , :'Wf .-V Q an -2? g, 'NN J .. if -Q W Mission San I uan Capistrano mzwdlal By Terry Hill The Mission Club hos progressed considerably since its inctugurcttion three yeotrs ggo. Brother Bicorrdo, CSC, with the otssistgnce of l8 stgunch students, founded the Mission Club in the foll of l953. The first yectr the society collected over 3300. The group numbered 30 the following yeor, otnd the collections exceeded 35700. This yectr, with 45 members, ct gootl of Sl,000 hos been set. The purpose of the Mission Club is two-fold: first, prctyers for the missions ond missionotries, gnd second, mctterigl ctssistgnce to the missions. Besides ctttending monthly meetings, members collect for the missions during gssigned weeks. The Student Body con further this mission Work by their prctyers ond the giving of their money offerings. tl to rl First Row I Misctone I. Barr D Walsh. I. Allegretti. A. Harrutt. D. Anderson, R. Wenker. P. Iohnson. I. Burnett. I.. Kane. 'iecgzng Row P Deismger I Hemdon T Metzger T. Archer. I. Pinski. B. Newsom. D. Thesing. D. Hanna. D. Mandis. C. Martinez. c reevy Third Row B Westmyer T Hill M. Phelan P F laherty. B. Gunther. M. Howard, P. Smith. P. Sweeney. I. Fecht, M. Acosta. R. Girvin Fourth Row I Rehder B Glennon H Iohnson B Feden. G. Borders. I. Grove. I. Spezzano, W. Shaw, A. Calixtro. W A YS. eyes iii' By Richard Anderson tl. to r.l First Row: I. Conway. B. Meyer. B. Laughlin. D. Marrone. Second Row: I. Allegretti. G. Buck. I. Miscione. T. Hill. D. Anderson, I. Deeths, I. Witt. Third Row: P. Iohnson. A. Schenbom. D. Thesinq, R. Wenker, L. Barr. M. Adams, D. Hanna. D. Daly. Pope Pius Xl defined Catholic Action as the participation of the laity in the Apos- tolate of the Hierarchy. This is what the Young Christian Students at Notre Dame are attempting to do. There are four groups of Y. C. S. at Notre Dame-one for each class. These groups are headed by Dick Anderson, senior, lim Conway, junior, Ernie Schugel, sophomore, and Bud Meyers, freshman. Brother Ricardo, C. S. C., is faculty moderator. Group meet- ings are held Weekly and general meetings on occasion. Y. C. S. representatives attend certain Archdiocesan activities. The purpose of Y. C. S. is to better ourselves and to further the betterment of others in our surroundings. Pius Xl said, All must cooperate in Catholic Action, even if they do so only to a small degree. Work and a desire to strive for self-improvement are necessary to be a good Young Christian Student. L4-L-..-, ' Q ll. to r.l First Row: K. Kan-iinski, R. Casey A. White. V. Fadale, B. Myers, M Gerzik. Second Row: H. Iohnson. I. Hewitt. H Baqaus. N. Chaffee, R. Willett, E. Schu gel. F. Longo. I. Woodyard, B. Brown. t eated 1. to rJ M. Colony. T. Hill, R. DeSantis, L. Kane. I. Miscione, R. Wenker. I. Irwin. L. Smith, A. Schoenborn. T. Dudley. fstandingl D. Anderson. G. Schneider. D. Luecke, Brother Eagan CSC. Moderator: I. Theisen. L. Barr. I. Whitney. R. Myers. Szfmlwz' Gamma! By I ack Irwin With the commencement of the fall term last September, the three Student Body Officers who had been chosen by the student vote in a spirited election last lune, took office. They were: Randy Wenker, President, lohn Miscione, Vice-president, lack lrwin, Secretary. Sitting with them and completing the Student Council were the respective heads of the different school organizations. Under their leadership an enlarged program for the betterment of the school and the interest and enjoyment of the students was undertaken. Many things were accomplished by the Student Council this year. The Council con- tinued in the practice of saying the Rosary in the Brothers' Chapel and authorized the collection of class dues. The Council also helped to organize new cheer leaders. ln addi- tion, the first Talent Assembly was held this year, a Pep Club was formed, corres- pondence about various events was exchanged with other schools for the betterment of interschool relations. Finally, an intramural program was organized and Pep assemblies were held under the auspices of the Council. So that the students might be fully informed, the practice of posting the minutes of the Council's meetings on the Bulletin Board, was established. The members of the Student Council are deeply grateful to their fellow students for the confidence placed in them and thank them for their cooperation in all that was undertaken. Any accomplishments of the council were due entirely to the great spirit of the Knights of Notre Dame. 1-my . '-15?- '. - ,ezvvggw . JA .'2Y'i7.3' '..ig . -CT' .1 The Brothers who rnan the office, are most appreciative of the able assist- ance of the seven office boys who have each devoted one period every day to the tasks assigned to them- such as: delivering rnessages, distribut- ing the bulletins, and other duties. Good Work, rnen. in fit tl. to r.l behind the counter: G. Gierok, M. Phelan. D. Borowsky, T. Hill, see to the needs of Dalton and Gregory. Gafe Gaew l IL. to RJ First Row: P. Heaphy. D. Nodine. P. Reppe Second Row: I. Hecxphy Third Row: E. Reynolds. K. Anderson. L. Serncx. M. Boyd. T. Kopcry. F. Burgemier. S. Engel. R. Noonan. Irene Murnane and Minnie Krauzowicz 69 t 'T ll. to r.l lst Row-M. Colony. D. Marrone. D. Marcellino. I. Le wis. R. Fulmer. B. Venneman. R. LoBianco. R. Flanagan F Bl L. Olenicz. I. Bannon. R. Ruiz. D. Roshay. 2nd Row-I. Cellner. B. Crawford. C. Flesch. P. O'Grady. B. Wright. S. Engel S F s . Martin. D. Nonan, T. Hill. M. Sarif. I. Morell. A. McCulloch. T. Dempster. D, Iavello, L. Huntington. I. Neblett. 3r D B. Tellez. B. Szabo. R. Cook. W. Von Der Ahe. I. Rehder. L. Mares. 4th Row--R. Grill. T. Bronchetti. B. McCreary. G R gg o K. Stockl. E. Rio. M. McGreevy. P. Garge. E. Dobkowski. I. Spezzano. D. Morrnan. R. Dupuis. I. Douglas. G. McGreevy E Al ander. T. Fennell, V. Franco. Mr. D. Citarrelli. Brother Eugenio. C. S. C. lAbsentl I. Bango. W. Cross. R. Isley. I. M yrphy R. Nelson. R. Clevers. N 3 BY Isrrv Cellner With the blowing of a whistle and the twirling of a baton, The Notre Dame High School lgaigdcstarted the '55 and '56 year under the guidance of our able Director, Brother Eugenio, The Band was in full swing with the kick-off of the football season, playing marches and performing halftime stunts to the delight of the many fans. From the marching on the gridiron, the Band switched to marching in the All Western Band Preview at Long Beach, in which 75 bands from five western states participated. A year ago, Notre Dame's Band won the plague for music. This parade was followed by the Burbank on Parade celebration. The next event was an invitation to give a concert at Disneyland's first annual Christmas Festival. After the concert all the band members were given complimentary tickets with which to enjoy the gaities at this wonderland. The Band was also presented with a, beautiful plague signed by Walt Disney in appreciation of our performance. Aside from the concerts and parades, our thoughts turn to the social side and the Squires Band, the school dance band organized a year ago. This group chosen from the main body of players established a reputation for themselves and Notre Dame High, by playing for school dances as well as many Chirho and parish club dances. The high point of the year came when they were asked by the Knights of Columbus to entertain at the annual Commun- ion Breakfast at the Biltmore Bowl, at which His Eminence, Cardinal Mclntyre, was the honored guest. After Easter, the Pep Band was invited to play for a benefit Boxing Match at the Holly- wood Legion Stadium for St. Ioseph's Hospital. This was followed by the annual Archdiocesan Music Festival held at Mount St. Mary's College at which Notre Dame High School's Band took top honors for concert work. Next day, the marching band participated in the Pan-American Day parade in Lakewood and won the Second Place Trophy. The year continued to a close with parades scheduled for National City, The Maytime Band Review, San F ernando's Annual Fiesta Parade, and Notre Dame's Annual Spring Concert May 26 and 27. v -.7 4gglr'v:: f'.. , A ,l 1 4 'JI Qs. AA I B . 11124. -ixx K -1 f A . V, A v xX y5,4JX . sx'x -X W - -. A -, f fw--qgy- ' BN'eN+1.,,, f ' in--me A ,, M, M ,m....,. . -, -ff X - B - , 3, f . B. -f ' -fr... Q, K ' K, f 'yl - at 1 f D. me 'f B . gi wfyff BAND OFFICERS ll. to rJ Bill Crawford, librar- ian: Ierry McGreevy, drum maior: lack Bannon, secre- tary: Micky Colony, pres.: Terry Hill, vice-pres. I 'T' vLWtHR Kauai GROSS new wnoenm UNDGRAD GLAs Umfhus rw ,L 1 4?Zf..,,ii Q W. Q umnnumsuwfewfw Fm' i 1 4 rf A il. to :J B. Thompson, I. Inverse, E. Alaxender. D. Marrone, L. Olenicz, S. Engel, R. Fulmer, H. Ruiz. DANCE BAND D, Flanagan' 71 wi BAND CLUB OFFICERS Cl. to r.l Mrs. McCulloch. publiciiy chairman: Mrs Inverso, Vice-president: Mr. McCreary. President: Mrs. Cellner, Secretary: Mr. Neblett. Treasurer. The color guard. . Q ' 5, AAA 1 --..... .XX .ax 13:52 ...,. 3 .qi Y, ,QS Xa, L Z GQ L.,. . ff S2211 f A v nv 1- '4' ben 4,2 22:1 nf , CM? s :,,, .., s Q W 4.1,-,-, Lia.: up '25 d iiif' W y-was , 1 ' 1 ' 1 , '- ,J , ' 1:6 2 5 Wm QQ A .5 f 3h vu fl of ' fL.::f.4:' . Q. l b 'M ,W - Mfg ' Q f ' 2' f f , :sf , W ., 4 J xi :Is A - ,ng .Q . . f ,g 'X ww M b x V 4 M 1, 4 1 f, Q 4 y l - D , i 1 .. 3 . ff ,i.,,WW F? , f ,Q X .f .P ' ,. ,A Jil F . ,' pf' 1 '1. , Y ' Vg , ,- 5 A :,. ' if M 'Fl' 2 1 , ff 1 55 .- , ' a 'Q Q, 55 4 ll. to r.J First Row: D. Bishton, T. Dudley. B. Ward. V. DePalma. K. Grilien, E. Reynolds: Second Row: I. Pavelka. P. Iohnson. L. Kane. V. Macorski. D. Donahue, R. Taylor: Third Row: P. Schappek. P.. Sorrentino. R. Casey. B. Logar. P. Abel. C. Bode. D. Whitcomb: Fourth Row: R. Dupuis. W. Scott. B. O'Connor. I. Yester. T. Tremer. B. Bold. E. Dobkowski, P. Pouget: Fifth Row: D. Patsch. M. Grindey. C. Eberley. I. Grove. B. LcxMare. B. Galante, N. Young. M. McGiveney: Sixth Row: P. Pyott. B. Ingoldsby. I. Dudley, T. Gagnie. M. Dudley. I. Posito E. Schneider. D. Hanover. M. Hersh. C. Wagner. fm.. fb gl.. em 1 1 -A' 'xfqk ! X The cast of Gianni Schicchi was given the PLAY CP THB DAY AWABD at the Pasadena Playhouse. Here was a play with sparkle and Wit, based on Puccini's opera by the same name. The play version was Written by Brother Dunstan, C. S. C. Members of the cast included: Mike McGiveney, Wallis Clark, Bill Banda, Bob Kayyam, Tony Began, lohn Pavellca, Mike Adams, Eddie Beynolds, Bichard Daly, lim Conway, Dave Hanna, and from lmmaculate Heart High School, Plorence Calcaterra, ludy Conway, Pamela Sistrom, Maura McGiveney 5i'v?l1ffQ:'ia.m'1 1 .. , V F tl. to rJ Brother Iohn, C. S. C.. moderator: Dick Anderson, c:ss't. editor: Larry Barr. editor. 7lze Kndyfzf By Larry Barr On October 28, l955, something new came to the Notre Dame campus. For it was on that day that the first edition of The Knight for the l955-56 school year was distributed to the Notre Dame student body. What was so unique about the occasion though? The Knight, as the official N. D. student publication, had been published and distributed every year since the school first opened its doors. For several years it had been a mimeographed sheet, and for the past two years it had been a printed two or four page newspaper. As the school grew, the size and guality of the student publication also grew. lt was this factor, the swift increase in enrollment, that brought about the something new. F or when The Knight was passed out on that October Friday, the students received not a four or six-page newspaper, but a new twenty-page magazine. The staff of The Knight was hopeful that the students would like the magazine, and from every indica- tion, they had no reason to be disappointed. The first edition had a football scene, showing a night game in action under Notre Dames new lights, on its cover. lnside was the usual news on school activities, but with much wider and more adequate coverage. And there was more sports news than ever before, for it has been the policy of the staff to devote approximately one-third of the magazine to Notre Dames athletic activities. . N' c r L YQJQ' x'-7 ff :L 4 ...J-W I f '- A -r' .J pw .kk CL to r.l M. Conway. I. Lawson, D. Baedeker, P. McArdle. P. Boylan, T. Dudley E. Dobkowski. lst Row: P. Iohnson, D. Hanna, T. Metzger, I. Lassell, I. Keller, D. Preimsberger, G. Corfino. B. Cardinel, M. Phelan, I. Allegretti. 2nd Row: L. Sema. M. Lerner, B. Colonna, M. Gordon, D. Rose. B. Gunther. B. Saunders, L. Fennell, V. De Palma. 77 l W I ll. to :J Seated: P. Heaphy. M. Boury, G. Teall. I. Hewitt. A. Bryant. I.. Whitaker. I. Conway. D. Thesinq. A. Schoenborn, I. Irwin. I. Whitney. B. Thompson, M. Villarino. D. Baedeker. M. Lemer. Standing: Brother Iohn CSC. Moderator: M. Gordon. A. White. M. Collins. I. Heaphy. M. Adams. G. Fecht. I. Lee. P. Boylan. F. Marotta. B. Volonna. I. Brosnan. M. Ralston. eAa.Ze6ZuL By Pat Boylan I Since the final speaker in a debate is supposed to summarize the entire proceed- ings, this, being the final account of the year, will be a summary of the achievements of the Notre Dame Debate Club. Organized for but two years, the group has been admitted into the Catholic Forensic League of Los Angeles, CBrother lohn CSC was elected League Presidentl, into the South- ern California Debate League, and, just recently, the National Forensic League. The N.F.L. is a national honor society of outstandillq l'liCJl1 SCl'1OO1 SPGGCTI STUCl9T1TS- This YQCIT. the Club has taken first place in debating at the LOYOlU UUiV9TSilY TOUTUUTUQUTI and has won the sweepstakes trophy in a contest held here at Notre Dame. ln the field of debate, both novices and veterans have taken first, second, or third places at tourneys. lim Conway and lay Whitney were one of the more successful teams and in one of their first tournaments at Loyola U., they took first place. Pat Boylan and lerry Cellner, Pat Bossi and Mark Villarino won third place in the same contest, and, lohn l-leaphy and Dan Baedeker, Alex Bryant and Leo Whitaker placed during the year. Novices lim Corley, Paul l-leaphy and lim Brosnan, Martin Cordon, lerry l-lewitt and Mike Collins went through undefeated at a tournament here at Notre Dame. Cn February 23, the speech club demonstrated for the Patrons Club the various facets of lndividual Events, with lay Whitney, who won first at U.S.C., demonstrating extemporaneous speaking, Alex Bryant, who took first at an American Legion Cratorical Contest, giving a sample of original oratory, Pat Boylan, winning second at Notre Dame, giving an example of impromptu speaking, Bob Colonna, who took second at Notre Dame, rendering a sample of humorous speaking, while, Mike McGiveney, winner of first place at Loyola U, demonstrated dramatic interpretation. So what does this benefit them? Well, for one thing, they learn through practice how to speak before an audience, to see fairly both sides of a question, to reason accuratelyf to learn the value of someone else's opinion. These and all the other benefits helpful in later life make public speaking more than worth-while. ll. to r. Iohn Nownes, Tony Regan, Brian Ward, Ted Dudley, Pat Flaherty, Lee Hotz. Paul Deisinger. Iohn Lassell. tl. to r.l First Row: Keith Kaminski, Emie Schugel, Frank Burgmeier, Pat Sweeney, Tony Salas. Dick Thesing. Second Row: Wallace Cook, Ierry Marcus, Lane Monske, Bob Bold, Larry Sema, Bob Kahmann, Paul Maxwell, Dick Holaker, Pat Smith. Third Row: lim Looney, Iim Banken. Dwight Coleman, George Coriino, Stan Iones, Norman Dolan, Dick Daly, Ken Griifen, Steve Kingsiord. '14' enll VCD Iohn Lassell demonstrates the bulletin 'board that his group bought and sold for a profit as their proiect. incidentally, he gave the bulletin board to the Yearbook Staff for our new Student Publication Room. Paul Deisinger displays a radio, a sample ot one oi the radios that his group repairs as their proiect. 79 ll. to r.l Vince Fadale, Gene Riggio, Rene Vanni. ll. to r.l Nick Fotine and Pasquale Gabriel. WW ll. to r.l Dwight Coleman, Carl Grant. Second ,Row: William Seifert. Dennis Polis, Larry Salazar, Ronnee Girvin. Brother Gordian, Librarian: Nick Kinzer. FOOTBALL MANAGERS: ll. to TJ Paul George, Tim Iohnston, Dave Brown, Ierry Hewitt. Nihleizc M if V55 Sf ' fm 3 ,BW ix U'-'TS' BASKETBALL MANAGERS: ll. to rJ Bob Howells, George Mucksoud, fbehindl Iohn Rossmcxn, Iohn Bichler. TRACK MANAGERS: ll. io r.J Ralph Clark and Charles Ackcnt. 81 ,-Q.. x ,-M. 'h-,x n 2 A . Q' 1. of W H VTX , tl. to r.l First Row: F. Salerno, I. Conway, B. Meyer, I. Burnett, A. Taylor, I. Pearson. Second Row: G. Gierok, M. Arlotto, D. Borowski, L. Renfrew, L Kane, M. Tenk, G. Buck, P. Maxwell, R. Wenker, G. Corfino. Third Row: I. Miscione, I .Oberholzer, D. Walsh, R. Marrone, G. Thompson, M. Hiss, B. Laughlin, D. Luecke, R. DeSantis, Coach Don Klinkhammer, Moderator. Fourth Row: R. Stelfanus, R. Dunlap, R. McCloud, P. Carroll, M. Phelan, F. Carpenter, G. Cassidy, B. Thompson, G. Riggio, A . Harrulf. Q .-.. Q .ef ff' .1 : 0219.3 e em ll. to r.J Standing: I. Glennon, D. Rice, D. Mathias, I. Theisen, I. Dervin, M. Gordon, S. Blair, I. Van Beveren, R. Yuss, D. Wyman, G. Galbraith. Sitting: H. Iohann, B. Kovacs, L. Mears. 82 adm GM ll. to r.I Seated: R. Peak, Brother Nivard, tModeratorI, C. Wright, I. Stevens I. Pawlek, I. McBrearty, W. Cannon. Standing: D. Bathker, P. Signorelli, I Thompson, I. Yester, F. Maga, R. Schmiederer, P. Young, M. Foran, A. Nelson I. Barry. S ' Glade pep Glad This year, through the efforts of the Student Council, the Notre Dame Pep Club was formed. The purpose oi the club is: to promote spirit, to advance sportsmanship, and to insure adeguate cheering- support at all Notre Dame athletic activities. The Club, numbering over a hundred, is the core ot the cheering section and supports the efforts of the cheerleaders. 7? Founded this year, the Science Club, directed by Brother Senignus, is made up oi students who are interested in science as a career. To intensity and direct this interest, speakers from industry and from college classrooms are invited to address the group, monthly. Such careers as' industrial chemistry and physics, engineering in all of its phases, and general scientific research are discussed. Members ot the group usually direct questions to the speaker about their particular interest. Q ' ,f wf T ' . ,,..,,,,, . , ,. . , ,,. I vu x ID 9 if 'c 0 Q ir., ' 1 a f ,f 0 Q 4 Q M a a S 4- W 0 Q s - '.I'b., A i x x iv: , 1 hi yy, ,. ,ss fr, fffw My 2 ig f 1 Q an f? x 1 5. n ff,T? .. ,pm lf. J. .,,, V 02. R , Ye. .-. ,www 1. 5 2 . A 33. V Mk . ' JF, b ' fag, 4 I5 . Q , , vp. q, Ji? :ev ' V ., Q 14 Mp .L ' . , Y s W ..A. 4. ,, ,, wwf -wn-.1-- .41 vv., , NEH- ,- Q Crazy Mun. Crazy- I've got mine, where's yours' 1 X I 1 f 1 5 I, , , I 5 l . 5 M 1 l l rx X - C X 1 . if ,Off N xx . if 1 A? ,af x , . . ,, ,K s. ' 1 W f X , ,. K, x ' 10 X of V, X 4 K A ,Xt f l l f if ,ff X 5 f ,Q K 'x Ve hcxdt cx lovely time cxdt de pardy! OOOH! Those lights. 86 046 -x 4 Lfj 1 101 -M- 'D'-'O ,-:lv l I 9 s Ill i B lv- ' . 4 5 -3 l F 741' , ss' -la' 'J ' ,- ..u-.,1 '.. Lug ' - ' .. 1.'1'rQ 1. -an-Q , ,395 -.- -.ine , f 4 ...Q :aw-af--J ' .sus-un.-fs - f aw--- 1 , ' do nz vm-vtimqg L. ... .-A v-1ll-'-1 - ff ri ,, ,.1.-win Jn 'wi - I you see what I see? -v- ' --olf- . Q- rv 3 ,,, ani-:-'Z' 4 A' i . . . over there! 2 : : an ll 'U ' N ,ex I' '33 Y: 2. .-'-isis 7 ' .rv Solemn business this dancing! 4 W f' rm we V f .gs , Pwlfmwr Glad CLUB OFFICERS: tl. to r.J Rudy Fcrlvo. Treasurer: Iohn Whitney, President: Arthur Whittenburq. first vice-president: Iames Irsfeld, second vice-presi- dent: Emmet Casey, Secretary. The Patrons Club is an organization composed of the fathers and mothers of Notre Dame students. The purpose of the organization is to provide the parents with an opportunity to discuss problems with teachers and with other parents toward the benefit of their son and Notre Dame in general. The Patrons Club also conducts many financial ventures that provide funds for co-curricular activities at Notre Dame. The Club.with a large, active member- ship, well directed by their officers, has an enviable record in putting-over many enterprises. Among these are: the erection of the bleachers on the football field, build- ing of the hand-ball courts, the spring project of donations on a carp and finally, their fun campaigns such as the dance pic- tured on the opposite page. The faculty and Notre Dame students are very grate- ful to these fathers and mothers who have Worked so hard for Notre Dame. THE FIRING LINE Parents interview the Brothers about Dennis ' school work. 'Q ' lf? f ,lx 4 4. gi, A I 'X v e Q 5 Cv - m ,- x X. 1 if P X AQQ An' T3 ' ' if 4 'Q' I xg. I 'W if 'YT x. JG his L ,qi Q' -I Q 1 f 7fze 14 With a sigh of relief the AECHES goes to press. lt has been a long, hard pull but the student Annual is a reality. Now is the time to pass out the bouquets to those who Worked so faithfully. To photographers Doug Mathias and lohn Theisen go the honors for some startling work both in sports and in general student activity including the Division Pages, to photographer Phil Stoermer raves for most of the Work in the. intro- ductory section including the Title Page, to Editor, Greg Schneider, thanks for giving up everything in his Senior year except a burning desire to publish the Annual. Editor Schneider drove every mile of the almost one thousand that We traveled to photo- graph our Division Pages. Editor, Larry Kane, is responsible for the planning of the Faculty and Senior sections and also is one of the enthusiasts who helped get out and shake Los Angeles loose for ads. Einally to Lay-out Editor, Stan Cardinet, and Activities-Copy Editor, Larry Eennell, who worked overtime, undertime and in between times to meet deadlines, many thanks for doing a tough job, well. 5 tts? Photographers: Mathias. Stoermer and Theisen. ffl W, V V ' 6. 'T' J ' 5 '7 Q it ax it' Moderator, Brother Tho as and Editor-in-Chief, Gr g Schneider. , . ,W lFfQ5'f? my f. 4 riff, wi . y ,A X,-A W W -il l ,...g: R figgi, . ..,, .. -an ' -E ,,,LQ..g.. 12? ' L.. '.:n.. Sf X,-l fs rx 4 . xy. -. , -' XL .gf ,nn Associate Editor. Larry Kane. Editors. Cardinet and Fennell. and -1 do you know this guy? Statt Assignments were many and varied, these people all contributed and we thank them for their efforts: artist, Clark Nelson for the Enol-sheet design, typist, Gary Buck tor much ot the clean copy, Senior Editor, Niel Van Scoten for the Senior Direc- tory, anol, to all ad-aetters many, many thanks. Business Manager, Dick Thesing. Assistant Sports Editor. Pat lohnson and Sports Cm-goonisq, Dave Wglsh, who created PANCHQ. Editor, Mike Phelan. I i' . ,, - w13?f'Yi'?1 ,. , w,j:a34, Q Q-' N 5' 4 I, ,I ...gg . yfg,,g,x5 1 K-Ji, l 5 , ts, K , A W V, gm H, -L ,. .,.- '. '41, 'a'vi ' - 5-'2 F' 245' - 14: '-A -if -1 -V '.- sig? '51,- Mi' QM. ' vga 4 Q .5 I Q , ,R ,,,..,4,. ,gary-4 J, . . 4 ,,,,,,x,3, wgxvg. , 5., r ,239 7 . , -fp-,Q A gy' 19, f . fi' y x l Vg up WAN E WQ -iff ,. 1-. 'w b ' .,,ff- 4. ml -1' Wy . fx -J 'V-fm,-.1 K , fwki., :J,4.f3:lW,:w 24,5 1 me 43 Agfa, 1 , W, ,i 14 , . -'VW v 'Vw' ,,' ' 'Y ' ' 'Q' 3 15 f -Y 'f f' glue H ,gif 4 N' M 4 ' W 'LS fmf 3, ,-W nnwf -- H f, Kwgv- f ff H gg-.4 , ,4 if gif! 1 ' ' ' 1 f - f '- 2-. 3537 --f H, I X wyzym Y f ew 2 L, 7 ' ..f.' ff'fZ51'z, 9 f Q- .,wg,N, , , w 1 uf 4,51 A if l x 5 ,V 92 I I F 93 L Q Q .. Qoozfdall By Mike Phelan ln reviewing the l955 Varsity Football season much can be said. Although statis- tically not a successful year, with a record of C3-75, this team WCIS COI1Sidered by all to be the best club Notre Dame ever fielded. The team was rvetentially a aeea Sauad but it just didn't catch fire until the end of the year. The Netre Dame Sauaa under the excel- lent coaching of Mr. Don Klinkhammer and l1iS Hide, MT- Albefl Sauelli is OH T119 WCW UP- At the beginning of the season, we were a green inexperienced outfit and our 34-O loss to powerful Oxnard pointed this up. ln our next game, against St. Francis, though losing l8-l2 ,the team showed improvement. At our first home game under the lights, a powerful Cantwell team beat us 25-8 with the fast improving Knights coming to life in the last quarter. With our fourth loss in as many starts, the Knights dropped a close one to Serra l3-6. The second half of this game belonged to Notre Dame, however, and the Knights almost took it. At last, against Pius X, N. D. hit pay-dirt winning in a poorly contested game 27-Up and then, in the heartbreak of the year, Notre Dame lOSt in the last minutes of play 21-13, to Loyola, Against St, Anthony, CLF, semi-finalists, only a case of the fumbles kept us from defeating the heavily favored Saints' The Kmqhts knocked over favored Cathedral in their next encounter at the jamTf19Cl lOUCk9d l1OII19COTfliUQ QGITIG- The SCOT9 woe 12-7. By holding Mt. Carmel, one of the meet ieewerful eauade in the leaaue, ta a 14-6 tally, the team played their best detenSiV9 QICIYHG Of the year. Carmel came img the game a tour touchdown favorite and eXlOGCT9Cl to Wm GCISUY. With T119 GXCGDtion ot an intercepted pass, we played gg Well Us the crew from Carmel, yard tor yard. ln the lggt game of the Season, Notre Dqmg mn Over Bellarmine-letterson at a Thanksgiving Day game tor the Valley Catholic ChampiOHShiP- AHS? T119 QCITHG, iD G SiO9CiCIl Cere- mqpny, Iohn Migciqme and TQITY Dqmckleg received recognition as team co-captains during the season. This yearls team was tlanked by a pair ot excel- elnt blockers, lim Bussel and Gene Cassidy, who consistently opened ott tackle slants, and lohn Knight who ably handled the defensive chores. At the tackle spots we used Clitt ClGran, Mike Phelan and Bill Thompson who always showed a desire to make up tor their inexperience. At guard: Bandy Wenker, Al l-larrutt, Pat Carroll and lerry Donckels, voted this year's Most Valuable Player, although out-weighed, they were never out-tought. Vieing tor starting center this year were Art Taylor and lim Burnett. Cur halt- back positions were handled by Bay Stettanus, Larry Kane and Bob Dunlap who each had their share ot sparkling nights. lohn Miscione and Bick DeSantis, though hampered by injuries, stepped into play at crucial moments giving a tine account of themselves. Art Thompson, Pat Flaherty and Steve Krause did not chalk-up muchxplaying time but did give treely ot their time to help the team. Because ot the tine spirit and the great experience gained this year under Coach Klinkhammer, next year should see Notre Dame with a winner. Varsity Football Scorebox Cfame Cxnard ...... St. Francis.. Cantwell .... Serra .......... Pius X ....... Loyola ........ St. Anthony ........ Cathedral .. Mt. Carmel Bellarmine lO games We 'llmy . O 34 . B .l2 l8 . 8 25 6 l2 .. 27 U ..l3 21 6 2U 7 5 14 3 wins 7 losses A J' 188 i..xi '... Tenk cmd Gierok pulling down cz Loyola man. 96 Wenker making wcxy through the center of the line. Dunlap surveys the field. ,- ul. 1 ily. IWW' iZYf7f:1Q:.f?g, V- 'Hf :'.f!.'P?2m :V ,-5 -95: . .,:...f I -, r-1757 I 1 J 1 t V i I 1 . n ..x, . 1 'fgliffff L-Wzf . 'Vi .iv 165. we -. X ' 1.3: 7Vg'f ?v,3,--, ,N .,, N, - 1 .N ,A ng, , 'rf lf., 4, xkjki -W. fp, gfmqb- LM, , if iz 5' YN' A ,A iw. vw 'Y-W' ' .. u 'Q xx an oes. 1 X ,U e . f M, . 3. in 'L ' 9.331 4 4- 45' Q 'c A , ,Q 9 , I 5 431' f,35Lj'J ,1 I V 1 if ,. , ,f , .,:4z1!1,, 'yfjff P51 7 W fl, -N. A 2' 1 ,.'.iJ1'fQ . ...- VARSITY SQUAD .2-.4 ' b y 98 . Salerno, B. Schmiederer, I. Pavelka, P. Flaherty, M. Phelan, I. Knight, B. Kelly. Second Row: R. Hallerl ll. to r. First Row: I. Hewitt, A. Thompson, C. O'Grain, B. Thompson, I. O'Hanlon, B. Randa, M. Arlotto F I. Russell, D. Marrone, I. Donckles, D. Powers, I. Burnett, M. Tenk, G. Gierok, D. Luecke, B. Myers, P. Smith P. Kridler, R. Wenker. Third Row: G. Schneider, R. DeSantis. B. Dunlap, R. Stelfanus, D. Nodine, S. Krause L. Kane, I. Miscione, E. Reynolds. P. Schuyler, B. Sousa, P. Maxwell, T. Iohnston. Fourth Row: G. Cassidy A. Taylor, B. Louqhlin, I. Thompson, D. Bathker, T. Fadale, A. Harrufi, E. Schugel, B. Doyle. P. Carroll, I. DeCoster, I. Oberholzer, Mr. Albert Sanelli fAssistant Coachl. IV Football Scorebox Game We They' Burroughs .... ....... Cantwell ,, ,,,,. .. Serra ....... ..... ' Pius X ..... ..... Loyola ............. ..... St. Anthony ...... ...,. Mt. Carmel .................. O 7 l2 18 6 U 6 O l3 7 O 26 Cathedral ....... ..... l 3 7 U 7 8 games 4 wins 4 losses 1 1 I hu Coifee break! 'I IV SQUAD ll. to r.I First Row: I. Craig, P. Mc Gregor, V. Fadale, T. Phelan, M Gene, K. LaPointe, A. Kopay, R. Sychta. G. Skczlla. K. Kaminski, Mr. Robert Drolet, Coach. Second Row. F. Longo, M. Sturgeon. D. Horak, S. Moder, E. Consiglio, W. Szabo, D. Iames. P. Drier, I. VanBeveren, I. Fenqer. Third Row: M. Harrell, I. Collins, L. Deisinqer, L. Sema, B. Tellez, W. Cross, I. Marcus, R. Cook, S. Todd, K. Dougherty. Fourth Row: M. King. I. Rougeot. S. Woods, M. Azar. W. Blore, M. Merkle, C. Willet, T. VonderAhe, T. Bronchetti. 99 af' 17 , 4 QW? MW , Q ,Wi , 44 'Km 'SX f, W AY , W. 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Rumors, wishful-thinking, and heated discussions have been in the air for the past several years- When are We going to get lights for the football field? Well, it is no longer a rumor or wishful-thinking, the football lights are actually in the air. Eight steel fingers have skirted the Notre Dame gridiron since last fall. There is no doubt about it, we have the best lighted field in Southern California. For this new light that penetrates the blackness of Sherman Oaks, We are indebted to Mr. Wil Vonderl-Xhe. Through his generosity, Notre Dame students for years to come will enjoy the many advantages of night football. Tl-IE ARCHES takes this opportunity to express the gratitude of the Brothers of the Holy Cross and all Notre Dame students, present and to come, to Mr. VonderAhe for this generous benefaction. The barometer of school spirit raised lOOfXi with the erection of the new lights. Thanks, Mr. V. All of us are most grateful. .Queen I ctw Indians ! ! ! Miss Nancy McMillan receives a bouquet trom Senior Class President, Larry Smith. Nancy was the center ot the Homecornina tield activities in the motorcade that circled the stadium. She reianed at the aala dance held the tollovvina evening. Nancy was the date ot Student Body President, Randy Wenker, and she was chosen queen by a vote ot the Senior Class. f- .x - -4 43 ' , xml. 5 ' lair 5 1 Q 1 ' , J rx- i n -QW' ' b B' 2 ' - xi '60 4 1 . N U 0 e ,ff K X S 1 j MW W4 ffl 's'Q6Zf ff af 'Q Then, BLACK TUESDAY-Brother Charles announced to the team in front of the Student Body that they were declared ineligible and therefore not winners of the Catho- lic League because of a technicality in the C.l.F. handbook. The ineligibility was not blamed on the school or on any player, it was a technicality of which we were the victim. Cnly hours later, the undefeated Knights met St. Anthony on the Saints' home floor, and, still shocked by the disastrous news, lost their first league ball game. This and a loss to Carmel gave us a seasonal league record of l2-2. Placing fifth in the league, we were still voted into the C.l.P. playoffs as the second team. ln the first C.l.P. tilt we stomped Santa Monica, C.l.P. representative of the Bay League, 85-63, and were picked by the papers to go into the finals. ln the quarter-finals, we lost to Mark Kepple 74-68 and the team dropped from the C.l.P. picture. lt was at this game, however, that Tony Salas scored 36 points-breaking the school scoring record for a game. The Knights won l2 out of l4 league games, forfeited the first six because of' ineligi- bility, and turned in one of the most successful ball teams Notre Dame has seen. The first five with Mr. O'Neil, Coach. Varsny Basketball Scorebox League Games Game We They Cantwell Loyola Cathedral Serra Pius X St Anthony Mt Carmel Loyola Cathedral Serra Pius X St Anthony Mt Carmel forfeit because of rneligibility 58 87 57 ' ,,,,,.,,,,,.,..,...,,,.... 62 46 . .,,,,......... 70 65 . .................. 59 58 Cantwell .................... 7l 57 49 55 ' ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, 77 45 . ,,,..,,,,,.,,,., 57 64 . .................. 59 67 S , .Alf dm lr. ' . 1 -3' fNT.f'-g.- ,gk fl -f-vu ,- FM , A . ff. F2 V if , -Qi. v K- fx -2 x s.6-V xr X R., ,Q I m m ...ff D Z - , Center, Tony Salas . new - f kb , ...-5 I , ,,, 4. , ' sr ' A Guard, Tom Wright l if SX Forward, Bill Gregory Guard, Tom Dalton who is Captain of the team. 'it Guard. Gary Buck Forward. Fred Carpenter Thought you were going to shoot, didn't you? ? 'nr 1, .1 Salas for two the hard way-from behind ihe backboard. Come to pcpcx! R e T is 1 4 wJ .'x't V 0.5, '?9v9931f fa Oz ' ' A 9344 , I' t Z X if : Q, , f I iv. ' QW' :im Zi f 'J I Q , ' 3 - - Wu., wk .u . , . '- xg' . . ' Nm' Egg. , , ' ,ww-J. .b 15 ! ' Y X , 9 0 'I :. 9'W ZW wgvf ' 5' -44214.-,jf , V L '..1 if 4' 1 -mute, 6 ' -ww .kwin L lx, 4 .41 V - fi wi S ., ,WW -it , if x X, , f, , ,MA 'vX?.'l 'f MM' .svWf'A ': ' 'T l r as TWEETTT - Foul. Carpenter lays one in, despite the efforts of Loyola's Mitchell. Balance and just do a little pushing. I .Aw e t p -.5 N, -off -X 2.4 Mine, thank you. Got ii, I think MQ, + 'N n ' V Q 1 j i . 8 f -U .. , ix M L, W 1 QL 1 ,,, 'A ff' We-.L - I ' sl 1 .J '24 fr fQ..uJ 'i..,.,.l ....4i HZ 'Z .ll to r.l Tom Wright, Tony Wade, Larry Smith, Gary Buck, Fred Carpenter, Gary Thompson, Tony VARSITY SQUAD Salas, Wa1tGritfen, Ioe Allegretti, Bill Gregory, Tom Dalton, Mike Walls, Pat Iohnson. ll. to r.J Kneeling: George Schaerer. Mr. Robert Drolet, Coach: Ken Crouse. IV SQUAD Standing: Ernie Pursley, Dave Hanna, Paul Lewanclowski, Dan Hernandez, Ernie Schugel. Roger Culver, lim Schmiederer, Gary Waikle, Bob Wunch, Norman West, Ioe Wetter, Roger Brennan, loe Flanagan, Iim Conway, Steve Moder. Ixm Schmmederer goes up for th ball IV Basketball Scorebox League Games Game Cantwell Loyola Cathedral Serra P1us X ......... St. Anthony Mt. Carmel . Cantwell ..... Loyola Cathedral ., Serra .......... Pius X ........ St. Anthony Mt. Carmel 14 games Placed second 1n the league El ll Lo r.l First row: Marty Vusich, Frank Siciliani, Vito Liso, Bob Wilhelm, Bruce Luedtke. George Macksoud, Second Row: Brother Bernard. Coach: Ed Bellezzo, David Meyers, Tom VonderAhe, Bill Welsh, Chuck Hill. Iohn Bichler. ee B Basketball Scorebox League Games Cfame We They Loyola ,........,...........,.,....,....... 23 36 Cathedral .....,.....,.................. 33 28 Serra ............................,,.....,.. 40 36 St. Anthony ,..........,................ 36 40 Mt. Carmel ,........................... 36 48 Loyola ,,,,.,.,..,,,,.,,,,, ..,...,,.,.,.,., 3 l 32 Cathedral .,............,............... 30 33 Serra ...................................... 39 37 Pius X ......,.,....,..........,...,....... 55 16 St. Anthony .,........................ 36 40 Mt. Carmel ..........................., 36 43 ll games 4 wins 7 losses Everybody missed it. G20 , C Basketball Scorebox League Games Cfarne Cantwell ....... Loyola .....,.. Cathedral ..... Serra .................... ........ St. Anthony Mt. Carmel ...... Cantwell ....,o. Loyola ........... Cathedral .,.,.,.. Serra .......... Pius X ........ St. Anthony Mt. Carrnel 13 qames .ll to r.l First row: Iohn Bichler, Fred Finnochiaro, Wendell Brewer. Hugh Iohnson, Harry Hogan. Bob Howells, Second row: Mr. Lindy Bell, Coach: Ierry Hess, Ion Kuhner, Steve Cordova, Chuck Hoffman. e They 4 Wtns 9 losses W 20 26 28 27 l8 28 16 29 l7 23 59 31 ........34 32 21 35 23 32 38 24 18 22 23 35 36 37 Carpenter takes it. Catcher, Dennis Borowsky. Coach, Mr. Iohn O'Neil: Team Captain, Fred Carpenter B ! O 6-.5 l --si.. Outfielder. Iohn lVl'.iscione. Bob Hull, he pitched a no-hitter against Cantwell First baseman, Pat Mitchell. tl. to r.l Bob Hull, Tom Wright. Dennis Nodine, Dave Walsh, Dick Marrone, Steve Mode VARSITY SQUAD Bill Gregory, Fred Carpenter, Tom Dalton, Pat Mitchell, Dennis Borowsky, Roger Willet Iohn Miscrone, Ernie Pursley. By Dave Walsh With the season still incomplete, the Notre Dame Varsity Baseball Squad has been making a fine showing in the Catholic League play. At the present time the team is 'tied for the loop lead with a 6-2 record. Bob l-lull has turned in some fine performances for the N.D. nine: so far he has pitched a no-hitter against Cantwell, a one-hitter, and a three-hitter against Loyola. Bob now boasts a 4-l record with a terrific earned run average of 0.20. Lefty, Tom Dalton, the team's other fine chuclcer, has an E.B.A. of 0.66 and a shutout against St. Anthony to his credit. Tom also has a starting berth as an outfielder when not on the mound. Big, Fred Carpenter, N.D.'s two time All-Catholic outfielder, is per usual in stellar form, with a bulging .390 batting average. Spirited lohn Miscione rounds out the outfield. The infield is ably managed by Denny Borowslqy at catcher, smooth fielding Pat Mitchell at first, Tom Wright at second, Dick Marrone at short and Dave Walsh at third. Other outstanding players on this year's Varsity team are: Tom Margozewitz, Frank Petrello, Boger Willet, Dennis Nodine, and loe Flanagan. lf the team keeps up at the present pace the chances are that We will capture our first Catholic League Championship. Varsity Baseball Scorebox League Games Game We They Loyola Mt Carmel Cantwell Cathedral St Anthony Loyola Mt Carmel As we go to press this is the scorebox , ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,....,,,.,..... 0 2 Pius X .................................... 5 3 , ,.,,,,.,.................. 2 0 , ,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,............. 3 2 1' ' - J k x v 1 , v - v ,V . - . . , , g - Q - 1 . .' , I , V , Q X , I I '11 IV Baseball Scorebox League Games Game We They Loyola ,....,......, ..... 7 2 Mt' Carmel V...- 9 U Dave Walsh smacks one. Cantwell .... ,.... 3 4 Pius X ....,,., ..... l O U Cathedral ..,,. ..... 5 2 St. Anthony ....., ..... l 4 Loyola ......,...... ...,. 5 l Mt. Carmel .......,l..,........,....... 3 2 As we ao scorebox. press this is the 1 1 U -M .V. Q. .x r X5-L IV SQUAD X ,sl ll. to r.l First row: Ioe Dahlin, Chuck Hoffman, Roger Culver. Ed Harms, Dan Vallas. Dave Naiizger Bruce Luedtke, Richard Daly. Frank Fese, Vito Liso, Dennis Monahan. Norman West. Second row Ron Marks, Frank Maior, Bob Wilhelm. lack Bussie. Wayne Boyle, Bob Apodaca, George Lohman. loe Buttilla, Pale Wade. l2l 4.l,,qf't , Tony Kopsay and Lin Renfrew over the high hurdles. Varsity 880 relay-Icrvurek. Tenk, Bill Souza fsubstituting for DeScxntisl and Dick Fcxlck -this team holds the school record of 1:33.3. K' f Larry Kane, holder of four school records in the hurdles, qoes steaming over Woods, Iuvarek. Tom Souza and Gene, 440 Cee Relay record holders at :47.9 George Barry. Gary Gierok and Mike Gene 'o-qhx W --M like Hiss and school record high high iump of 6'. Rick DeSantis, one of the team caplains. m 'and Bill Souza. Shot putter. lohn Knight. who holds the school record of 50 feet. 3 inches. elf. - 22: L is M :Jig M Q 51,- , M if rye, Captain Dan Luecke, Coach William Leeds and Captain Mike Tenk. '04-Aan. 'il-lap O--Q... Paul Maxwell with the record 11-ft. pole vault. Mike F oran who ties the school record oi a 6-it. high iump. vvv ,,,b, is 5555, -1.-:' Q . i 1 ' x 4-It... l .'4 '-0 I W f-4... 2:1 S I V . I 0 if Y' N 1 is M-........f ll. to r.I First row: R. Gairdner. I. Kearns. I. LaChance. E B ll z . e e zo. Second row: W. Iuvcxrek, T. Considine, T. Fadcxle. G. Barry, B. Souza. A. Kopay. M. Boyd. M. Bums. Third row: F. Longo. W. Brown, I.. Skuff. P. Pusateri. F. Ameronqen, I. Wetter, I. McBrearty. H. Iohnson. C Track tl. to r.I R. Schultz. R. DePrete. I. Nownes. N. Fotine, M. Gene, C. Mcrlouf, D. Stevens, I. Pusateri. Second row: D. Oberholzer. L. Glenn. I. Trinity. I. Woodycrrd, S. Woods. S. Iones, I. Harrold. Pre-season tabs saw the Catholic Track League divided into two classes: the powerful and the weak. Notre Dame was put in the weak class. Four teams landed in the powerful class: Mount Carmel, Loyola, Cathedral, and St. Anthony. As the season progressed, the team rounded into shape and picked off lVlt. Carmel in their first league encounter. This was considered one of the biggest upsets in the league. Still under-rated, the team met Cathe- dral, a stronghold in track for more than a decade, and handed them their first defeat of the season. By now, the Knight spikemen were in the race for the crown and soon the rest of the league was gunning for them. Undefeated in five starts the team met Loyola, also undefeated, and was given its only defeat of the season. As we go to press, the Knights have to meet Cantwell. With only one loss thus far, Notre Dame has an excellent chance of placing second in the Catho- lic League. This year's team tied or broke every existing varsity track school record. This year, Notre Dame welcomed a new track coach, Mr. William Leeds. There is much that can he said about the coaching aloility of Mr. Leeds lout we will let his record speak for itself. B Track Il. to :J First Row: M. Foran, M. Hiss, F. Blau, P. Maxwell, M. Tenk, D. Luecke, I. McDermott, I. Murphy: Second Row: R. Stefianus, B. Souza, C. O'Grain, G. Waikle, L. Kane, L. Renfrew, Varsity Track P. Schuyler, I. Bruder: Third Row. 1. Strahl. P. Flaherty, D. Falck, D. Muffin, E. schuqet, T. Phelan. Varsity Track Scorebox B Track Scorebox C Track Scorebox Game We They Game We They Game We TINY Mt, CCIIIHG1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, Mt, Cgfmel -..-.--- Mt. CGTTH91 ........ CCIt1'1ed1'G1 ,.,,.,,,,,,,,, Cqthgdfgl ----,..--'.- CCIJf1'19dI'CI1' ............ V2 V2 St. Anthony .,........ 52 52 St. Anthony ,,,,,.,, 51 44 St. Anthony ........ 5326 23 Va SGITCI ...................... 62 42 Serra ..................,. 18 77 Serra -----.-------------- 2872 4872 PillS X' .................... 104 U Loyola ..,.....,....,.... 28 V2 71 V2 L-OYOM ---e----4--------- 41 27 LOYO1CI .................. 43 61 Plus X-torte1t AS We go to press, this is 'fOff9it As we qo to press, this is the SCOTGLUOX- . . the scorehox. As We go to press, th1s IS - the Scorebox. 127 emubi The Varsity Tennis Team, for the second consecutive year, has tied Loyola for the Catho- lic League Championship. A playoff game which team will C.l.lT. playoffs. will he held to determine represent the League in the first singles, has a fine record. lim has won l2 and lost 3. George Corfino has won 9 and lost 6. Pete lrsfeld, playing at won lil and only lost 2, for Conway at second singles Iim Conway at second singles. Varslty Tenms Scorebox Game We They Cathedral Loyola Cantwell Cantwell ...................... Cathedral .................... Loyola .......................... Catholic League Record: 5 wins l oss Tied for Catholic League Crown Pt Irsfeld at first singles. VARSITY SQUAD ll. to r.l Brother Cassian, Coach: Alex Schoenborn, Steve Gooch, Iohn Keating, Emil Nagel, Peter Irsteld, George Cor- ,Q 4 I -, J' S f ,,7 1-. , fmo, Bill Mahar. Fred Fmocchiaro. 'aff' 3tfhff1f3gk'fvf,,,,,3,,N f .. t , , V -'ilfitifw-' l',f5r:gA'4 ' Yf't 5 li ,illi,.L,,.-+0-'-x ral, ,. N- 4 Lu 'Q IV SQUAD ll. to r.l Errol Murphy, Bill Shean, Bob Feden, Bob Immel. Art Wolfe. Second Row: Brother Cclssian, Coach: lim Brosnan, Phil Stoermer, Dan Bae- deker, Al White. xy! J E G04 ll. to rJ Duane Premsberger, Bob Pratte, Howard Hooper, Bob Morin, Dennis Ryan, Bob Christie, Mike Aosta, Pete lrsteld, Iim Grove, Iohn Pawlek, Brother William, Coach. it If X uf I' .- 5, tsl -- f l , , 'V' V :'9ff3i'1L,, if ' 5, ff -- -af ff ' 1 .. 'F ' V. , c- J.. if ,MY ' ' ' l. ,3.3nf4 xt 2. ,, s 5 .sf :zi- ADAMS. IAMES St. Francis De Sales 12835 Kling St. North Hollywood PO 6-5029 Glee Club 1, 2: Student Theatre 35 Athletic Mono- gram Club l, 2, 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 2: Bas- ketball Manager 15 Track Manager 15 Vice Pres. ' Glee Club 3 ALLEGRETTI. IOSEPH St. Francis De Sales 12150 Otsego St. Los Angeles PO 1-4431 Newspaper Stalt 2, 4: Mission Club 45 Y.C.S. 45 Varsity Basketball Mon- ogram 45 IV Basketball Monogram 3 AMECHE. IAMES Our Lady of Peace 15708 Rayen St. Los Angeles EM 2-2464 Varsity Football Mono- gram 4 ANDERSON, RICHARD Our Lady of the Valley 19934 Kittridge St. Canoga Park D1 7-1090 Scholastic Monogram 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Newspaper Staff, Ass't Editor 45 Mis- sion Club 45 Y. C. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 25 Science Club 4 BACH, STANLEY Our Lady of Grace 19011 Friar St. Reseda DI 3-6241 Glee Club 2, 35 Student Council 35 BANGO, IAMES Our Lady of Grace 19407 Santa Rita St. Los Angeles D1 4-4487 Perfect Attendance 45 Band 3, 45 Band Monogram 3, 4 BARR. LARRY St. Francis De Sales 5019 Howe St. Kansas City 3, Kansas Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Bank oi America Award 45 General Excel- lence Award 35 Religion Plaque 15 Class Secretary 45 Student Council 3, 45 Lions Club Award 45 Per- fect Attendance 15 News- paper Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 2, 35 Mission Club 45 Y. C. S. 2, 4 BARRANTI. IOHN St. Patrick 5909 Vineland Ave. Los Angeles PO 3-4466 Scholastic Monogram 3 BARBEAU. EDWARD Our Lady oi Grace 4560 Balboa Los Angeles ST 4-6091 IV Football Monogram 1 BARRY, IOSEPH St. Charles 312 No. Kenwood. Los A ngeles TH 6-0368 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BATHKER. DAN St. Robert Bellarmine 717 East Palm Ave. Los Angeles TH 8-2922 Radio Club 2, 3, 45 News- paper Stati 45 Science Club 45 Radio Club, Sec-Tres. 4 BELGIORNO. IOHN Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 7357 Tujunga Ave. Los Angeles PO 5-5654 BENNER. ROSS Holy Family 117 Harvey Drive Los Angeles Cl 2-3962 Glee Club 2, 35 Baseball Manager 25 Track Manager 2 BERGES, DAVID St. Francis De Sales 4230 Whitsett Ave. Los Angeles PO 2-5527 BERMUDEZ. RICHARD St. Finbar 150 West Verdugo Ave. Los Angeles TH 2-4395 IV Track Monogram 2, 3 BERTEL. LEWIS St. Francis De Sales 4223 Murietta Ave., Sherman Oaks ST 4-9754 BISHTON, DAVID St. Mel 5309 Comercio Way, Woodland Hills D1 7-6790 BORDERS. GARRET St. Iane Francis De Chantal 6557 Alcove Ave. North Hollywood PO 1-8336 Mission Club- 4 BRENT. GUS Blessed Sacrament 1213 North Mansfield Ave. Hollywood -HO 7-6915 ' Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Track Monogram 1. 2, 3, 45 Library Ass't 1 BUCK, GARY St. Genevieve 9017 Greenbush Ave. Los Angeles EM 2-5397 Senior Class Vice-Pres.5 Athletic Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Mon- ogram 3, 4 BURGESS IR., WILMOT 6628 Sylmar Ave. Van Nuys I ST 6-5053 BURNETT, IAIVLES St. Bernard 2521 West Ave. 31 Los Angeles CA 5-7726 Mission Club 45 Athletic Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football Monogram 4 CARDINET, STAN St. Cyril 5126 Tobias Ave. Sherman Oaks ST 4-2997 Perfect Attendance 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Year- book Staff 4 CARPENTER, FRED St. Robert Bellarmine 737 University Ave. Los Angeles TH 2-7450 Class Pres., 1, 25 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Student Coun- cil 1, 25 Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball Monogram 25 Varsity Basketball Monogram 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Mono- gram 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Catholic Baseball Team 2, 3 CARROLL, PAT St. F inbar 2015 Oak St. Los Angeles TH 8-3207 Athletic Monogram Club 45 Football Monogram Varsity 45 IV Football Monogram 2 CARTER, MIKE St. Francis De Sales 5257 Sylmar Ave. Van Nuys CASSIDY, GENE Our Lady of Peace 18213 Acre St. Northridge D1 4-2309 Ahtletic Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Football Mono- gram 3, 45 Tres. Monogram Club CHRISTIE, MIKE St. Charles 342 North Screenland Dr. Burbank TH 8-4542 Camera Club 35 Radio Club 2, 3, 4 CLARK, WALLIS St. Charles 11138 Agna Vista St. Los Angeles BO 1-6082 Student Theatre 1, 2, 3, 45 IV Track Monogram 15 Football Manager 15 Bas- ketball Manager 1 COLBY, MIKE St. Francis De Sales 13476 Contour Dr. Sherman Oaks ST 9-2577 COLONY, MIKE St. Genevieve 8419 Katherine Ave., Panorama City EM 2-2180 Student Council 45 Student Theatre 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4. CONNOLLY, BRUCE St. Elizabeth 5744 Matilija Ave. Van Nuys ST 5-3318 Student Theatre 3 COUTURE, ROGER St. Francis De Sales 13905 Milbank St. Sherman Oaks ST 9-3946 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 1 DALTON, THOMAS Cathedral Chapel 351 S. Fuller Ave. Los Angeles, 36 WE 1-4823 Glee Club 1,5 25 Student Theatre 1, 25 Mission 45 Varsity Football Monogram 25 Varsity Basketball Mon- ogram 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Monogram 2, 3, 45 IV Baseball Monogram 15 IV Football Monogram 15 IV Basketball Monogram 15 Captain Varsity Basketball 45 Second String Mount Carmel Tourney 4 DARBY, IOSEPH St. Ambrose 2913 Westbrook Los Angeles HO 7-7621 IV Football Monogram 1, 2 DEETHS. 'IEOFFREY Our Lady oi Peace 17920 Parthenia St. Northridge DI 4-8111 Scholastic Monogram 1, 25 Glee Club 2, 35 Perfect At- tendance l, 2, 3, 45 Student Theatre 35 Y. C. S. 45 Science Club 45 Golf Team 4 DEISINGER, PAUL St. Francis De Sales 4606 Nagle Sherman Oaks ST 9-2728 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 1 DE PALMA. VINCENT - Incarnation 1451 East Mountain St. Glendale 7 Cl 2-0830 Glee Club 45 Periect At- tendance 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Theatre 35 Band 1, 25 Band Monogram 2 , DE SANTIS. ROCCO St. Francis De Sales 12658 Sarah Studio City PO 3-9394 Glee Club 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Student Theatre 35 Athletic Monogram Club.3, 45 Vice-Pres. Athletic Mon- ogram Club 45 Varsity Football Monogram 3, 45 Varsity Football Monogram 3, 45 Varsity Track Mono- gram 45 Co-Captain Var- sity Track 45 IV Football Monogram 25 IV Track Monogram 2 DIGGINS, IOHN St. Ferdinand 12491 Wingo St. Pacoima DILWORTH, DAVID St. Charles 10711 Bloomiield St. North Hollywood PO 1-9237 DOBKOWSKI, EDWIN St. Charles 11135 Kling St. North Hollywood SU. 3-5008 Scholastic Monogram 15 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Theatre 1, 35 Y.C. S. 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4 DOLAN. IOHN St. Elizabeth 5712 Tobias Ave. ' Van Nuys ST 5-1065 Office Assistant 4 DONATO. RON St. Cyril 152241!-1 Dickens St. Sherman Oaks ST 4-6342 DONCKELS, IERRY Our Lady of Peace 9237 Noble Ave. Sepulveda EM 2-2095 Athletic Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Football Mono- gram 3, 45 IV Football Mon- ogram 2 DOWLING, DAVID St. Finbar 1030 North Lincoln Los Angeles TH 8-7960 Science Club 4 DOYLE, IAMES Holy Family 667 West California Ave. Glendale Cl 1-2538 DOYLE, BILL St. Elizabeth 7126 Gothic Ave. Van Nuys ST 0-6826 Perfect Attendance 1 DUDLEY, TED Our Lady of Perpetual Help P. O. Box 385 Newhall Newhall 987-W Glee Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Newspaper Staff 45 ..Student ..Theatre ..35 Science Club 4 DUNLAP, ROBERT St. Elizabeth 6242112 Hazeltine Ave. Los Angeles ST 6-5219 Athletic Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football Monogram 4 ESCHE, BOB Our Lady of Lourdes 8432 Grenoble St. Sunland Bank of America Award 4 F ENNELL, LARRY St. Francis De Sales 13970 Davana Terrace Los Angeles ST 4-2298 Camera Club 35 News- paper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 FERGUSON, HAROLD Our Lady of Peace 8744 Kester St. Van Nuys EM 2-1606 PLAHERTY, PAT St. Charles 10844 Camarillo St. North Hollywood PO 1-8313 Mission Club 4 FLANAGAN, RICHARD St. Charles 4603V2 Laurel Canyon Los Angeles PO 3-0515 Scholastic Monogram 35 Bank of America Award 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Mon- ogram 1, 2, 3, 4 FORAN, IOHN St. Francis De Sales 5857 Fulton Ave. Van Nuys Glee Club 2: Radio Club 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Student Theatre 25 Varsity Track Monogram 3, 4 FULMER, RONALD Our Lady of Peace 10165 Woodman Ave. Los Angeles EM 2-6766 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Mono- gram 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 4 GALAN'l'E, BII.L St. Patrick 5863 Radford Los Angeles PO 3-8686 Glee Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Theatre 1, 3 GIRARD, GARY St. Francis De Sales 13214 Morrison St. ST 9-4395 Perfect attendance 1, 25 Student Theatre 3 GIRVIN, RONNEE R.F.D. Box 161 Santa Susana F1 6-1736 Mission Club 45 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4 GLENNON, BERT St. Francis De Sales 14130 Valley Vista Blvd. Sherman 'Oaks Bank of America Award 45 Perfect Attendance 3, 45 Mission Club 4 GOSSELIN, DAVE St. Francis Xavier 520 Groton Dr. Burbank TH 2-2339 IV Track Monogram 2 GRAVES, IAMES St. Elizabeth 6645 Tobias Ave. Burbank ST 5-2259 GRAY, IOHN St. Iane Francis De St. Iane Francis De Chantal 5733 Laurel Canyon Blvd. North Hollywood ST 7-3664 HANLEY. IERRY St. Mel 5106 Alhama Drive Woodland Hills D 7-2925 HARPER, FRED St. Ferdinand 1210 Mt. View St. San Fernando EM 1-2583 Band 1, 2, 35 Band Mono- gram l, 2, 3 HARRUFF, ALBERT Blessed Sacrament 1211 N. Orange Drive Hollywood HO 4-0695 Glee Club 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football Monogram 3, 45 Varsity Track Monogram 2, 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 1, 25 IV Track Monogram 15 Sec. Monogram Club 4 HAWKINS, TIM Holy Trinity 4136 Edenhurst Ave. Los Angeles 39 NO 4-6043 Glee Club 2, 35 Student Theatre 1, 35' Basketball Manager 35 Baseball Man- ager 35 Track Manager 3 HERSH. MIKE St. Elizabeth 14231 Cohasset St. Van Nuys ST 0-7785 Glee Club 4 Hll.L, TERRY St. Patrick 6345 Agnes Ave. North Hollywood SO 2-5050 Scholastic Monogram 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 Student Council 45 Perfect Attend- ance lg Student Theatre 1, 35 Mission 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Band Vice-Pres. 45 Mission Club Pres. 4 I-IISS, MICHAEL St. Francis De Sales 13415 Riverside Dr. Sherman Oaks ST 9-4417 Perfect Attendance 35 Ath- letic Monogram Club 45 IV Basketball Monogram 35 Varsity Track Monogram 3, 4 HOTZ. LEO St. Francis De Sales 12534 Moorpark Studio City PO 3-0635 Perfect Attendance 3 HULL, ROBERT St. Charles 5427 Carpenter Ave., North Hollywood PO 2-4332 Scholastic Monogram 25 Varsity Baseball Mono- gram 25 IV Baseball Mono- gram 15 Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4 HUNTINGTON, LEROY Our Lady of Peace 15825 Parthenia St. Sepulveda Y.C.S. 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 IV Track Monogram 2 HAMMER, DICK St. Patrick 5707 Klump Ave. North Hollywood PO. 3-4984 IRWIN, IAMES St. Paul the Apostle 10307 Eastborne Ave. Los Angeles 24 BR 2-1032 Scholastic Monogram lp Science Club 45 Tennis Monogram 3, 4 IRWIN. IACK St. Paul the Apostle 10307 Eastborne Ave. Los Angeles 24 BR 2-1032 Class Sec. 45 Glee Club 35 Debate Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Lions Club Award 4: Voice of Democ- racy Contest 45 Iunior Ora- torical Plaque5 Student Body Sec.-Tres. IOHNSON, RUSSELL St. Patrick 66l9V2 Kraft St. , North Hollywood Mission Club 1, 4 IOHNSON, THOMAS Incarnation 434 E. Randolph St. Glendale Cl 3-4384 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 45 Y.C.S. 3 IOHNSTON, WILLIAM Incarnation 434 E. Randolph St. Glendale CI 3-4384 Perfect Attendance 3, 4 KANE, LAWRENCE Incarnation 1354 East Mountain St. Glendale 7 CH 5-2864 Class treasurer 25 Glee Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Stu- dent Theatre 35 Mission Club 45 Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball Monogram 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track Monogram 35 Varsity Track Co-Captain 35 All Catholic Football Honorable Mention 45 Pep Club 4 KAYYEM, ROBERT St. Charles 11860 Chandler Blvd. North Hollywood BO 2-2736 Newspaper Staff 1, 25 Student Theatre 2, 3, 4 KELLY, BOB St. Cyril 3919 Pacheco Dr. Sherman Oaks ST 4-7964 KNIGHT, IOHN St. Genevieve 13235 Bromwich St. Pacoima EM 9-1528 Perfect Attendance 15 Var- sity Track Monogram 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football Mono- gram 3, 4 KOCH. IOHN St. Genevieve 9273 Dorrington Place Pacoima EM 2-2069 Band 1, 2, 35 Band Mono- gram 1, 25 IV Track Mono- gram 2 KRAUSE, STEVE St. Francis De Sales 4209 Allott Ave.' Sherman Oaks ST 4-3883 Scholastic Monogram 1, 25 Y. C. S. 25 Football Man- ager 25 Baseball Manager 2 LaMORE, LONNIE' St. Francis De Sales 13208 Bloomfield St. Sherman Oaks Y ST 9-2313 LASATER. FINTON St. Catherine of Siena 2348 Iamieson Ave. Reseda D1 4-2997 Y. C. S. 1 LASSELL, IOHN St. Patrick 1830 N. Pass Ave. Burbank Scholastic Monogram 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Student Theatre 3 LASZLOFFY, ROBERT St. Bridget of Sweden 7926 Amestoy Ave. Van Nuys D1 2-6435 Lions Club Award 45 Per- fect attendance 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Theatre 3 LILLY, MIKE St. Charles 10843 Huston St. North Hollywood SU 1-4808 LITTLEFIELD, RAY St. Iane Francis De Chantal 6229 Longridge Ave. ST 5-8957 LoBIANCO, ROWLAND St. Cyril 5046 Haskell Ave. Encino ST 9-4951 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 LOGAR, IOHN St. Iohn Baptist De La Salle 17728 Ridgeway Rd. Granada Hills Scholastic Monogram 2, 35 Bank of America Award 4 LOMBARDO, IAMES St. Francis De Sales 14347 Riverside Dr. Sherman Oaks ST 9-6343 Religion Plague 2 MCCREARY, WILLIAM St. Iane Francis De Chantal 5707 Rhodes Ave. North Hollywood PO 2-4940 Student Theatre 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 MCNAMARA, IAMES St. Catherine of Siena 17440 Haynes St. Van Nuys D1 4-4934 MARES, LOWELL St. Charles 4600 Forman Ave. North Hollywood PO 3-8517 Student Theatre 2, 35 Mission Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 MARGOZEWITZ, TOM St. Francis De Sales 4505 Morse Ave. North Hollywood ST 4-5078 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2: Class Secretary 15 Class treasurer 45 Class Vice- Pres. 25 Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Base- ball Monogram 45 IV Bas- ketball Monogram 2, 35 Baseball Manager 1 MARIGOLD. MIKE St. Charles 10918 Bloomfield St. North Hollywood PO 1-2671 Perfect Attendance 1 MARTIN. DON St. Robert Bellarmine 311 Birmingham Road Burbank TH 2-0598 Bank of America Award 45 Scholastic Monogram 3: Debate Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Theatre 35 Drill team 3, 45 Athletic Monogram Club 3, 45 Science Club 4 MATHIAS. DOUGLAS 4321 Vtfoodman Ave. Sherman Oaks ST 9-1348 Camera Club 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 15 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 MATTIVI, ALBERT Holy Rosary 10618 Fes St. Sun Valley CH 7-6670 Varsity Football Mono- gram 3 MEARS, IAMES Holy Family 840 Avonoak Glendale C1 4-4002 Y. C. S. 2 MELLEIN. IAMES St. Iohn Baptist De La Salle 17745 Ridgeway Rd. Granada Hills EM 3-1820 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 4 MASCIONE. IOHN St. Elizabeth 14030 Van Owen Van Nuys ST 5-5838 Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 1, 35 Student Council 45 Perfect Attend- ance 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 3, 4: Y.C. S. 3, 4: Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football Monogram 2, 3, 45 Baseball Monogram Varsity 2, 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 15 IV Basketball Monogram 15 IV Baseball Monogram 15 Student Body Vice-Pres. 45 President Athletic Monogram Club 45 Co-Captain Varsity Foot- ball Team 4 MITCHELL, PAT St. Patrick 1824 North Rose Burbank TH. 2-9917 Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Mon- ogram 2, 3, 4: IV Baseball Monogram 1 MONTAGUE, PHILIP St. Charles 5553 Auckland Ave. North Hollywood ST 7-8477 Scholastic 1, 2, 3, 45 Per- fect Attendance 2, 35 Sci- ence Club 4 MOORE. BOB St. Finbar 512 N. Buena Vista Burbank TH 6-3332 Perfect Attendance l MORELL, IERRY Our Lady of Peace 16516 Napa St. Sepulveda EM 2-7988 Student Theatre 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 MURAVEZ. ROBERT St. Finbar 1007 N. Fairview Burbank TH 2-3839 Band 1, 2, 35 Band Mono- gram l, 2, 3 MURPHY. IAMES Our Lady of Peace 10004 Burnet Ave. San Fernando EM 22083 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Mono- gram 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track Monogram 4 NELSON, CLARK Our Lady of Peace 8944 Rathbun Ave. Northridge D1 2-6282 Perfect Atendance 35 Stu- dent Theatre 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3 NELSON, RONALD St. Ferdinand 11681 Borden Ave. Pacoima EM 9-3014 Perfect Attendance 2, 3: Band 2 ,3, 45 Band Mono- gram 2, 3, 4 NOWNES, IOHN St. Elizabeth 6618 Orion Ave. Van Nuys ST 5-8951 Glee Club 2, 35 IV Track Monogram 2 O'DAY, CHARLES Our Lady of Lourdes 6407 Almont St. Tujunga FL 3-5416 Student Theatre 3 OGRAIN. CLIFF St. Elizabeth 15406 Vose St. Van Nuys Student Theatre 35 Athletic Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football Monogram 45 All Catholic Football Team Honorable Mention 45 Sgt. at Arms Monogram Club 4 OLENICZ. LAWRENCE Our Lady of Peace 14751 Gledhill St. Van Nuys EM 2-2530 Scholastic 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 35 Student Theatre 35 Y.C.S. 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4: Iohn Philip Souza Band Award 3 PANTER, GERALD St. Charles Burbank - T1-1 6-0575 PATERSON. WILLIAM Mary Immaculate 9416 Gullo Ave. Pacoima EM 2-7 695 PAUL. IOHN Our Lady of Grace 19052 Santa Rita Tarzana Radio Club 15 Perfect At- tendance 25 IV Football Monogram 25 IV Track Monogram 2 PEARSON. IOHN Student Theatre 45 Athletic Monogram Club 3, 45 Var- sity Football Monogram 3 PETRELLO, FRANK St. Cyril 4615 Gloria Ave. Encino ST 4-4250 PHELAN, MICHAEL St. Elizabeth 6518 Vtfhitman Ave. Van Nuys ST 0-1621 Office Assistant 45 News- paper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Theatre 3: Mission 3, 45 Athletic Mono- gram Club 3, 45 Varsity Football Moongram 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 1, 25 IV Track Monogram 1, 25 Pep Club 4 PITTNER, NORBERT St. Charles 11721 Sarah St. North Hollywood PO 1-9379 Transfer Student POUGET. PHILIP St. Bridget of Sweden 6732 Gloria Ave. Van Nuys ST 5-8095 PRUNER. DON St. Charles 5142 Stroham Ave. North Hollywood PO 2-4800 Newspaper Staff 4 QUIROZ. RAY St. Elizabeth 14352 Tiara St. Van Nuys ST 5-4969 . Perfect Attendance 25 IV Football Monogram 25 IV Basketball Monogram 2 RALUY, GEORGE St. Robert Bellarmine 432 Fairmount Rd. Burbank Student Theatre 3 RANDA. BILL St. Iane Francis De Chantal 12709 Victory Blvd. North Hollywood ST 0-4067 Student Theatre 3, 4 REGAN. DOUGLAS St. Charles 11253 Peach Grove St. North Hollywood PO 1-9393 Student Theatre 2, 3, 45 Track Manager 1, 25 Bas- ketball Manager 25 Band Monogram 1 REHDER, IERRY St. Iane Francis De Chantal 13607 Erwin Van Nuys ST 0-7775 Mission Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 IV Football Mono- gram l5 IV Basketball Monogram 2, 35 Vice-Pres. Mission Club 3 RENFREW, LIN St. Charles 11728 Riverside Dr. North Hollywood PO 1-9669 Perfect Atendance 25 Ath- letic Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track Mono- gram 45 Tennis Mono gram 1 RIGGIO, GENE St. Finbar 844 North California Burbank TH 8-7735 Student Theatre 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 2 ,3, 45 Athletic Mono- gram Club 45 Cheerleader 3, 4 RISI, ALDO Our Lady of the Valley 22600 Sherman Way Canoga Park D1 8-1271 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 ROCHE, GERALD St. Francis De Sales 4419 Lennox Sherman Oaks ST 4-9825 Glee Club 1, 2 RODIN, ALLAN Our Lady of Lourdes 10058 Haines Canyon Tujunga FL 3-5613 ROSE. DONALD St. Patrick 6251 Klump Ave. North Hollywood PO 13476 Newspaper Staff 45 Y.C.S. 2 ROSHAY, DENNIS St. Bridget of Sweden 6959 Whitaker Van Nuys ST 0-2265 Bank of America Award 45 Student Theatre 2, 35 Mis- sion 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4 RUSSELL. IAMES St. Charles 10933 Moorpark North Hollywood SU 1-1948 Radio Club 35 Athletic Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football Monogram 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 1 SAUNDERS, BOB St. Francis De Sales 4508 Wortser Ave. North Hollywood ST 4-4570 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 De- bate Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 35 Student Theatre 35 Mission 45 Y.C.S. 35 IV Football Monogram 1 SCHAPPEX. PAUL Our Lady of Peace 16019 Lemarsh St. Granada Hills EM 2-8073 Glee Club 45 Band 1, 2, 3 SCHMIDT. BILL St. Francis De Sales 13144 Hartsook Van Nuys ST 9-2800 Student Theatre 35 Foot- ball Manager 2 SCHMIEDERER, BOB St. Robert Bellarmine 607 North Belaire Burbank TH 2-6735 Radio Club 2, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Newspaper 45 Science Club 4 SCHNEIDER, GREG St. Paul the Apostle 201 Bronwood Ave. Los Angeles 49 GR 2-2826 Office Assistant 35 Student Council 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Theatre 3, 45 Football Manager 2, 3, 4 SCHOENBORN, Alexander Blessed Sacrament 1345 North Citrus Ave. Hollywood HO 3-5292 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 General Excellence Award 1, 2, 45 Religion Plaque 35 Glee Club 35 Debate Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Perfect Attend- ance 15 Y.C.S. 45 Tennis Monogram 3, 45 Debate Club President 45 Captain Tennis Team 4 SCHWARTZ. IACK St. Ferdinand 10932 Arleta Ave. San Fernando EM 12046 SMIDT. ANDREW Our Lady of Perpetual Help 745 Spruce St. Newhall Newhall 70 SMITH, LARRY Holy Family 319 Kenwood Glendale Cl 3-5082 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 35 Bank of America Award 45 Class President 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Varsity Basketball Monogram 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 2: IV Basketball Monogram 25 Science Club 45 Boy's State Representative 3 SOUZA, BILL St. Catherine. of Siena 17336 Elkwood St. Northridge D1 3-3806 Student Theatre 35 Varsity Track Monogram 45 IV TRACK MONOGRAM 2, 3 STEENSON, DON St. Francis De Sales 5131 Greenbush Ave. Sherman Oaks ST 4-1556 STEFFANUS. RAY Divine Saviour 3352 Pepper Ave. Los Angeles CA 17057 Athletic Monogram Club 3. 45 Varsity Football Mono- gram 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Monogram 35 IV Football Monogram 2 SWAN. ION St. Finbar 1833 N. Niagara St. Burbank TH 6-6562 Perfect Attendance 1 STONE, FRED St. Charles 13457 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks ST 9-9508 TANIS, DENNIS Our Lady of the Valley 10222 Variel Ave. Chatsworth D1 87070 Yearbook Staff 4 TAYLOR, ARTHUR St. Charles 10804 Sarah St. North Hollywood Glee Club 25 Athletic Mon- ogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Football Monogram 3, 45 IV Football Monogram 1 THEISEN, IOH'N 4458 Matilija Ave. Sherman Oaks ST 4-3571 Camera Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Newspaper 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 2, Staff 2, 3, 45 President Camera Club 3, 4 THOMPSON. ART St. Francis De Sales 4535 Nagle Ave. Sherman Oaks ST 4-5220 IV Baseball Monogram 2 THOMPSON. GARY St. Elizabeth 14338 Hatteras Van Nuys ST 6-0150 Athletic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Monogram 45 IV Basketball Monogram 25 Tennis Mono- gram l, 2, 3 THOMPSON, IIM St. Charles 4355 Elmer Ave. North Hollywood SU 2-2923 Radio Club 2, 3, 4 THOMPSON. BILL St. Catherine of Siena 6909 Rhea Ave. Reseda A D1 4-6850 Athletic Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football Mono- gram 4 TOEPEL, BOB St. Finbar 521 North Niagara St. Burbank TH 6-0892 i TRAFECANTY. ANTHONY St. Francis De Sales 4324 Ventura Canyon Sherman Oaks ST 4-5685 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 VALENTI, IOSEPH St. Finbar 316 Irving Ave. Glendale Cl 3-4257 Band 15 IV Track Mono gram 3 VAN BUREN, STEVE 1124 W. Angc-lcrirr Ave Burbank TH 2-4689 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 25 Basketball Manager 1, 25 Baseball Manager 1, 2- Track Manager 1 VAN SCOTEN, NEIL St. Mel 22235 McFarlane Dr. Woodland Hills D1 7-6881 Office Assistant 3, 45 Year- book Staff 45 Mission Club 4: Y.C.S. 4 VlI.LARREAL, GEORGE Y osar Lady of the Holy R Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 10907 Art St. Sunland FL 3-3421 WADE. FRANK St. Francis De Sales 3480 Camino De La Cumbre Sherman Oaks ST 9-1513 Student Theatre 35 Varsity Basketball Monogram 4 WAGNER, CHARLES St. Cyril 4537 Woodley Ave. Encino ST 9-9432 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Student Theatre 3 WALLACE, FRED Holy Redeemer 1107 Dolovita St. Glendale CH 8-1860 WALSH, DAVE St. Francis De Sales 4191 Dixie Canyon Ave. Sherman Oaks ST 4-4221 Yearbook Staff 45 News- paper Staff 3, 45 Student Theatre 1, 2, 3, Mission Club 45 Y.C.S. 2, 35 Athletic Monogram Club 45 Varsity Baseball Monogram 3, 45 lV Baseball Monogram 2 WARD, BRIAN Our Lady of Peace 16013 Schoenborn St. Granada Hills EM 2-5028 Glee Club 4 WENKER, RANDY St. Finbar 738 North Niagara St. Burbank TH 8-8884 Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 35 Glee Club 25 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 Newspaper Staff, 45 Student Theatre 35 Mis- sion Club 45 Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Football Mon- ogram 3, 45 Varsity Track Monogram 35 Boy's State 35 Student Body President 45 Science Club 4 WILLIAMS, LEE ROY St. Cyril 16723 La Maida St. Encino ST 4-3698 Glee Club 2, 35 Student Theatre 35 Y.C.S. 35 IV Track Monogram 1 WILMINGTON. WALTER St. Elizabeth 13746 Leadwell St. Van Nuys ST 6-4147 Scholastic Monogram 15 IV Baseball Monogram 25 Sci- ence Club 4 WILSON, IOHN 5000 Hesperia Ave. Encino D1 3-0348 WITT. IOHN Our Lady of Peace 9658 Haskell Ave. Sepulveda EM 2-6013 Student Theatre 35 Glee Club 2, 3: Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4 WOOTTON, ROGER Our Lady of the Holy Rosary 11212 Corello St. Sun Valley PO 5-1993 WRIGHT, TOM St. Patrick 6510 Riverton Ave. North Hollywood ST 7-6009 Scholastic Monogram 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 15 Var- sity Basketball Monogram 3, 4: Varsity Baseball Monogram 2, 3, 4 133 1 2 w n i E 1 i i s W M 746044 Many people are responsible for the publication of this book. These are a few to Whom We are very grateful: Brother Charles CSC. for his understanding of the many problems involved. Mr. Earl Theisen, for his infinite patience in helping to aim our photographic sights. Mr. Steve Hansen. for the invaluable photographic technical assistance when We started available light. Mr. Anthony Loya, for the Senior Portraits and some of the groups and candid work. Mr. George Benson, for the underclassmen photos. Mr. Fritz Stoermer, for much photographic assistance, including the use of his equipment. Mr. lack Cannicott. who got the book out on time. Um 14 We ask our readers to patronize the following business firms Whose financial assistance has made this Annual possible. 135 KLEEN GENE'S TH RIFT-D-LUX Dry Cleaning 81 Laundry 1811 Verdugo Avenue, Burbank Across from Safeway GENE LUEHE, Manager THornwaIl 2-2268 Garden Supplies Appliances WARDWELL HARDWARE Paints - Housewares - Tools AL WARDWELL, Prop. ST. 5-1861 13636 Burbank Blvd. Van Nuys, Calif. MUSIC BY DAY Records - Phonographs 1817 W. Verdugo at Olive Burbank, Calif. THornwalI 2-7862 Compliments of LYDON FOODMART 15708 Vanowen St. Van Nuys VALLEY CABINETS Cabinets Tailored to Your Home Kitchen - Wardrobes - Store Fixtures - Bars 20 Years Experience Free Estimates ROgrs 7-2874 8961 Laurel Canyon Blvd. Sun Valley Phone POplar 5-6434 CANYON SERVICE 6800 Coldwater Canyon Merril Gilbert North Hollywood, Calif. LARRY 8. JIM'S BARBER SHOP Hair Cutting to Suit Your Personality Service Stations - Driveways - Parking Lots, Etc. B. L. TELLEZ Asphalt Paving - Free Estimates 822 East Magnolia Burbank, Calif TH. 6-4540 TELLEZ TH. 6-8570 Where Good Sportsmen Meet TARZANA SPORTING GOODS 18437 Ventura Blvd. Tarzana, California RAY BAME, Owner Dlckens 3-2615 BERT KOST Jeweler 12206 Ventura Boulevard Studio City, California POpIar 1-8181 ENCINO LAUNDRAMATIC 4924 Balboa Blvd. lCorner Balboa and Venturaj Encino, Calif. R. H. MULLER STate 9-7651 Jacobs Bros. Textile Co. 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LYLE REEDY Bicycles For Boys and Girls BUY - SELL - REPAIR GODFREY'S PIANOS FLYING -A- SERVICE 13700 Moorpark Sherman Oaks, Calif. HENRY J. ADELSON Compliments ot NATE'S VARIETY STORE SCHROEDER BROTHERS Housewares, Stationery, Notions, Toys Dry Goods 16921 Saticoy Van Nuys I 13718 Ventura' Blvd. ST, 4-3129 STate 0-0364 Sherman Oaks 10226 Balboa Blvd., Granada Hills Compliments of MR. G. E. HENRY Fredericks 8. Co. Sporting Goods 8560 W. Pico Boulevard Los Angeles 35, Calif. Complete Photographic Service Private Instruction H Sales - Service - Insta ation Canoga Park Photography Center P 21617 Shemon Way Dmmond 8-8700 V 4 WESTWOOD TELEVISION SERVICE Exclusive Distributors ot Full Color Post Cards ni as GRanite 9-3771 P ami, Bufgess if ,da, fiiilll 10935 w. Pico Blvd. ortral s - oto lms Ing , GEORGE BOARDMAN, Mgr- xg Los Angeles 64, Calif. VAN'S VARIETY 22743 Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hills, Calif. Bob's ENCINO Flowers STate 9-0822 Artistic Arrangements for all Occasions Weddings - Funerals - Corsages 16125 Ventura Blvd. Encino, California POplar 1-8639 CHESTER DIEMER CALVERT'S UPHOLSTERING Seat Covers - Auto Glass - Tops Canvas Repairs - Seat Rebuilding 11160 Victory Boulevard North Hollywood WAGNER'S BARBER SHOP Hair Cutting tor Men, Ladies and Children 13819 Ventura Boulevard STate 9-9004 TARZANA CAMERA SHOP Brown Center 18666 Ventura Dlckens 2-4133 We Give S 81 H Green Stamps Congratulations from THE SPORT CENTER Fine Menswear DI. 8-2943 HENRY J. YETHS 21710 Sherman Way Canoga Park, Calif. TUXEDO RENTAL also LADIES FORMAL DRESSES Weddings - Dinners - Dances Business Ph. ST. 5-4463 - LESLIE WILLIAMS 14426 Friar St. Van Nuys, Calif. - Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1956 from the NOTRE DAME SPEECH CLUB ST. 4-8239 ST. 7-4470 Ventura Medical Pharmacy Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Free Delivery - 13708 Ventura Blvd., Corner Woodman Ave. TROJAN PRESS INC. Lithographers 7368 Melrose Ave. Hollywood 46, Calif. Vic Crosetti WEbster 3-8101 THornwall 6-4694 Tom's Hardware MOSS BROS. F. G. MOSS 205 No. Victory Blvd. ARTHUR B. MOSS Burbank, Calif. Comet Dry Cleaning- A Modern Scientific Service Reweaving . . . Dyeing STanley 7-4803 SUnset 1-9687 10933 Camarillo Street North Hollywood, Calif. Rentrux Inc. Vernon, California Look for the ROWBOAT For the Best Fresh Fish 8. Local Poultry 17317 Saticoy, Reseda DI. 4-4665 14332 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks STate 4-0356 Donated by VERNON STATIONERY 8. PRINTING CO. Free Estimate EMIL NAGEL Painting and Decorating 5224 Zelzah Ave. Compliments of BLUE CROWN SPARK PLUGS DI. .3-8224 Encino, Calif., Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1956 from the Student Council VALLEY STORES, INC. 14921 Magnolia BARONE'S Famous Italian Restaurant PIZZA - OUR SPECIALTY See the Paintings of Famous People in Our Cocktail Lounge I4I5'I Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks ST. 4-6226 HARVEY TYRRELL BUICK Authorized Buick - Sales - Service II4I8 Moorpark 12903 Moorpark 4645 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood Meats, Groceries, Vegetables 8. Liquors North Hollywood M c H e n r y ' s 'nil n' thr Qlnrk SUnset 2-4066 D. Liso 81 Son Liso Liquor Store Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors and Wines 10653 Burbank Blvd. No. Hollywood, Calif. THE vALLEY's Finest HAIRCUTTING 15247 Victory . . . at Sepulveda Blvd. Setting a New Standard for Barber Shops in the San Fernando Valley the CASPER BROTHERS from Hollywood 7 Expert Barbers Visit Our Shop - Try a Haircut Here- and Compare the Difference. You'II never be satisfied again anywherge else Ladies Hair Cutting a Specialty Have you visited our new, enlarged Gus Chronakis STate 4-9177 TURF INN Breakfast- Lunch - Dinner Delicious Home Cooking 16148 Ventura Blvd. Encino, Calif Squirt Bottling Co. 6725 San Fernando Road CH. 5-3076 Glendale, California NEVER AN AFTER THlRST Rathbuns WASHING MACHINES BUYS, SHOP Sales - Service - Rental Lonkershim and Weddington 519 S. Victory Blvd. THornwall 8-7831 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Feden Burbank, California . Cswald Mortuary San Fernando Valley's Catholic Mortuary 5423 TUJUNGA AVE. North Hollywood P0plcir 3-6216 IDAY Magazine to Selected by HUI, receive their 1955 DINING DISTINCTIUN AWARD f X I as one of the Y '41 so outstanding 8 V restaurants BoB DALTON 5 V 1 in 'lL ji? I umzeu stares Q6 ' ON RESTAURANT ROW La Cienega Boulevard 0Lyrnpi3 2.2344 lone block north of Wilshirel Oleander 5-8506 BCV9fIy Hills 7 Fox Young Men s Shop I4549 VENTURA BLVD. SHERMAN OAKS Your Headquarters for: ANGELUS PEGGERS - GENUINE LEVIS MILCAS - FORM FIT - TEE SHIRTS U I CONGRATULATIONS FROM virikixr Bones STate 5-7423 5747 HAIVIILTON gf' B U I C K VAN NUYS BOULEVARD VAN NUYS STanley 7-2278 CAMP TOCALOMA In Northern Arizona BOYS' CAMP GIRLS' CAMP 6 weeks George Robinson, Director 4 weeks Ages 6 to 15 Gertrude Dietz, Director TOCALOMA CLUB 10784 SANTA MONICA BLVD. Los Angeles 25, Calif. BRighton 0-4963 GRanite 9-6955 ARCHER'S NORTH HOLLYWOOD 4730 LANKERSHIM BLVD. ARCHER'S BURBANK SERVICE 1821 W. MAGNOLIA BLVD. Auto Parts and Repairing - Towing Service Open 24 Hours Daily Burbank Ph. TH. 5-1528 North Hollywood, SU. 3-6211 , 1 7 1, 'Q l 1 Sales - Service - Rentals Westwood Electric Tool Company Portable Electric Tools - Woodworking Machinery GRanite 3-1139 BRadshaw 2-5016 1627 WESTWOOD BOULEVARD LOS ANGELES 24, CALIF. HORIZON DOOR COMPANY James F. Conway the sliding glass doorwall of beauty for indoor - outdoor living 1426 Flower St., Glendale 1, Calif. CHapman 5-1287 BELLS INC. China - Silver - Glass - Gifts 14255 Ventura Boulevard Sherman Oaks, California ST. 4-3390 Norbert B. Moffatt, Jeweler The Friendly Jeweler in the San Fernando Valley Van Nuys, 6378 Van Nuys Blvd. ST. 5-4570 Canoga Pk., 21710 Sherman Way DI. 8-2295 Reseda, 18447 Sherman Way DI. 3-5021 Owens' Business Service Co. Complete Bookkeeping ' Auditing Sales Tax ' Income Tax, ANNA OWENS, Owner CHET CRAIG, Field Representative 6819 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys, California STate 6-4405 44927 N. Beech, Lancaster, Calif. HIIILUEHS STanley 7-1566 - STate 5-8601 Praiswater Funeral Home LADY ASSISTANT 5849 Van Nuys Blvd. STate 5-0132 VAN NUYS 7251 Remmet Ave. Diamond 8-2301 CANOGA PARK Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1956 Hays Camera Supply 6527 Van Nuys Blvd. SHERMAN OAKS DEPARTMENT STORE 14564 Ventura Boulevard Sherman Oaks ST. 4-9919 ' Complete stock of ' SPORTING GOODS-bikes, POWER TOOLS for 'he guns and fishing tackle, Home Workshop Enthusiast! ' Builder's Supplies golf equipment and Hefdwefe ' Sherwin Williams paints ' SPORTING GOODS-bikes, fishing equipment ' Housewares 81 Appliances OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. - Sundays 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. AMPLE FREE PARKING 5960 Sepulveda Blvd., Van Nuys Johnston Gas Furnace Co. Woodman Launderette Heating and Air Conditioning Se'f Service 627 so. victory Blvd., Burbank, cant. 4714 Woodman Ave- Shefmof' Oaks THornwaIl 2-2842 HERB. JoHNsroN I 1 1 The Valley's Most Complete Family shoe sfofe I. NELSON 3 V Distributor of I L l ' MARY ELIZABETH Florsheim - Roblee - Pedwin for Men Mother Made Pies Naturalizer - Paramount- Risque - Westport TExas 0-5967 fo' Women Buster Brown - Sparkle Toes for Children SUnset 3-2450 - STanley 7-1006 6543 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood Ave Maria Shops Compliments of Roy and Catherine Lamas St- A Complete Line of Catholic Goods 3809 W. Magnolia, Burbank-TH. 8-7043 12232 V2 Ventura Blvd., Studio City Q Po. 3-1257 Compliments of GLENDALE TOWEL CS LINEN ANTHONY CUSTOM TAILOR Restyling Alteration 1310 Burbank Blvd. Burbank, Calif. TH. 6-8307 A. Siciliani I L Wilding Nurseries 4536 Van Nuys Blvd. Sherman Oaks Best Wishes J. C. Penney Co. I Van Nuys, California WRAY BROS. You can pay more, but you can't buy better Have You Read Take All You Can Get BY Steve Fisher The exciting novel that exposes the used car business - At All Book Stores - Gifs CQRS FROM A FRIEND TRUCKS TRUCKS Phones: STate 5-1155-L. A. STanley 7-2158 6115 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys, Calif. Congratulations to the Class of '56 1 ALLEGRETTI 5: C0 North Hollywood, Calif. Manufacturers of Rota Shear lawn edgers and Rota Shear electric edgers Hot Dog Show 12924 Ventura Blvd. CARL CHRISTIAN Distributor Studio Clly Edgemar Dairy Products ST- 4-5587 DI. 3-8393 sr. 5-8630 I 1 I Ii ll CONGRATULATIONS Du-Par' s Restaurant 12036 Ventura Blvd. 1 l l Garver Wood Works 6603 Goodland Ave. North Hollywood Makers of Aircraft Packing Parts Catering to the Aircraft lndustry REGER'S FAIRWAYS and GOLF DRIVING RANGE 3801 Barham Blvd. HO. 4-9797 Hollywood 28 Lawrence Hardware 4722 Woodman Ave. Sherman Oaks ST. 9-7144 if Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '56 BROILER HUT La Canada, California Near Angeles Crest Highway James E. Geever Co. JOE TAORMINA Office and School Supplies TEXACO PRODUCTS FURNITURE 13701 Riverside Drive 1127 E. Redondo Blvd. - Inglewood, Calif. STate 4-9295 Sherman Oaks ORegon 8-1702 Sharpest Boy's and GirI's Shoes in Town Compliments of Joe Lapchick Basketball Shoes in four School Colors Kinney's Shoes 6621 Van Nuys Blvd. Compliments of Alfred lVl. Best Co., Inc. Insurance and Safety Sam Harris Publications HAROLD F. KANE 12135 Riverside Drive Pacific Coast Department North Hollywood 1150 Wilshire Blvd. pg' 3,8281 51 7,2235 BEST WISHES to The Students of Notre Dame High School THE FLYING TIGER I.INE WorId's Largest Freight And Contract Airline Lockheed Air Terminal Burbank, Calif. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MONOGRAM CLUB EDM. S. MAROTTA STafe 9-7227 El Dorado Pool Co. Designers and Builders of CUSTOM SWIMMING POOLS 16755 MOORPARK ENCINO, CALIF. ABBA ZABA Phones: Santa Monica EX. 5-3275 Los Angeles-TExas 0-4608 GOLDEN STATE LUMBER CO. 2436 SANTA MONICA BLVD. Santa Monica, Calif. SINCE 7921 lT'S GOT THAT LOG CABIN FLAVOR I N Rnnarivz By BROTHER ELWIN, C. S. C. HANDMADE ROSARIES DESIGNED FOR YOU. ROSARIES RESTRUNG. , I Besi Wishes TO THE CLASS OF '56 lVlr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Kane LEW WILLIAMS CHEVROLET A Safisfied Customer is Our Best Adverfisemenf' HO. 7-2181 5950 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. Compliments ot Reliance Roof and Insulation Co. 4416 VINELAND AVE. POplar 2-5111 sr. 7-1420 Established 1930 INTEGRITY - QUALITY ASSOCIATED PACIFIC MANUFACTURERS 4253 SOUTH LINCOLN BOULEVARD Venice, California TExas O-3738 - EXbrook 6-3154 Cable Address: ASPAC Our Lady's Gift Shops Catholic Supplies and Religious Gifts for All Occasions HOLLYWOOD: 6665 Sunset Blvd. - HO. 4-1751 SHERMAN OAKS: 4495 Van Nuys Blvd - ST. 9-5228 GLENDALE: 946 N. Brand Blvd. - CI. 1-2368 RESEDA: 7325 Reseda Blvd. - DI. 4-7818 Homeway Laundry and Cleaners Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Fast Service - Priced Right VALLEY'S LARGEST PLANT 11401 Calvert St., Van Nuys ST. 5-0482 LULLABY DIAPER SERVICE We Supply 84 Diapers A Week For Only 51.95 A Week Phone PO. 1-7247 FURD 1 '-.?f 1 ': ' 7 'K'91:':. 1 1 I - 2-I T gl 1 O ,Q VALLEY FORD CENTER The Valley's Largest Ford Dealer 811 SOUTH SAN FERNANDO BLVD. BURBANK, CALIFORNIA ' BEST WlSl'lES Capri Mfg.. Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF Casa. cle Cadillac Cdpyf pools Authorized Cadillac Dealer Z 'w4.1 in the San Fernando Valley SALES - SERVICE 14401 Ventura Boulevard SHERMAN oAKs Burbank California stare 4-9901 STanley 7-2121 BEST WISHES JAMES ELECTRIC CO. Commercial and Industrial CONTRACTORS REpublic 2-9106 Fred J. Yeckel John R' Goss 67041 DEPARTMENT STORE 5272 LANKERSHIM BLVD. NORTH HOLLYWOOD Compliments of MEL BURNS FORD 2000 AMERICAN AVENUE LONG BEACH, CALIF. Congrotulotions to Closs of '56 Our rnlirf' .W'lI'ffl'0II rffim' Cl1tlll'l1'f' C415 is l'0I1Ul'Ill.fllfl'1' lllllllulflbll' by mail or plmnrz c. f. honana co. 120 W.02ND ST., L.A. 12, MA 6-6701 5165 S. VERMONT AVE. L.A, 37, PL BY7334 1 ,,- I X' I HN 1 in Iffv .,.' f 'v' -' 'si - .5 . J' 4.53 ' , ,v qw .. X, v .. Q. M ' v . ., PM M .F I M --hu td, 0 A I. . I , N 'Gu' 'nM' M4. -xp 'I , W.. ,lr .' my r 1 4' ', 4 . 1- , . H , ln- ,v H 4 . . V V! X Y I X 1 x Q x . , , I NI A , . 1 ' 1 , 1 ' .fx ' .I w q L1 . X 1 , - ,, X. 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