Notre Dame High School - Arches Yearbook (Sherman Oaks, CA)
- Class of 1957
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'V we 45' -'big X- X M , v. ,Wy A5 . QR Wy.. J X 4 V W' v , MMWMQ! ,Nw if 1 5 y sv M Mm 4 w 4 Q Am -JT, - R X Y ,ffl-Q' , -: ',.a3,:nQ.1'n:4 'w X ea M M mf Qs wfisw aa-meiafrmw N Walt? -- W .. . v W W km, S Q , 1,4frm4-LwmigmweNfukwmfs1mf:m:A:f+-4 ' , 16-G A' tqfrf V -Sw S'4b1jIx -?MQ':'N' '!x6:Wt'fTf' H W .qfeyfifvw -W A W., N ,, W t 31 wiQiQ.x,'g-:bln '.,2 s.5ngw21W 1, A, 'E 2i:'g,-vzx 1 ,gf iwmg . x W, . 1 X ! , W Q. -z FACULTY . . P. I2 UNDERCLASSMEN . . P. 44 ACTIVITIES . . . P. 'II2 SENIORS . . . P. 22 ATHLETICS . . P. 72 Uma Qmpcca 'fb gf i H19 , 5 UMW Q a L STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ef! Oo right: Dan Luecke, Jim Conway and Pot Smith. Zegzwmg QQ 4, a Om eacdez cmd This year, on the second of February, Brother Berchmans Gibbons, C.S.C. celebrated his twenty-fifth year as a Holy Cross Brother. The iubilarian came to Notre Dame High School in 1951, teaching our first graduating class. After a few years on the faculty of St. Anthony's in Long Beach, Brother returned to Notre Dame in 1955 to teach English and Religion. His amiable personality has made him very popular as the custodian of our busy supply store. With our sincere thanks we dedicate the '57 Arches to you, Brother, on behalf of the faculty, the students, and all those whose lives you have brightened. Om Ag. Brother Berchmcns, C.S.C 2 K uw Wg! We .Qw- X 5 Notre Dome is o magic sound. It is the title of Our Lady, who is the guiding light of every true Knight of Notre Dome High School. Um .fadgh Wim! The faculty spirit is part of their sincere interest in their students, in his scholastic ancl athletic achievements and especially his ultimate goals. I2 X www if W? 4,3 M' PM gm . . .A V V as ,, S T' . A f ,+R wr-' ,-. I 1s..jW:,1m.,f.:.A , J, ,Eg 11 . e ' V ' N yfmmsavg Q Q . . fi, 4 X pn f S 154. 3 ' fd' xivfgf A .iw ww Q M in 'Q . 7 1 vm 4, M N vb 5 A ' :nf mf H M wt W, ww- ,V 'J 'WW' W 31 .W in , k u 4 4 J X ,fe f writing L , L4 w 'M vm I Y' 5 .X i, A Jn...-.-..- W.h,yi'5:eE:l' +.'.gM1Q:ZmJai1rii'f-af 55532 :MW zaazwkfi REQ :I rw ,K Vf f f-I rj f by Ijfkhfx j f,..4?'r,, 1.1 , ' ' 1 4 L , 1 S1 ' 4 W Aigwy , f. H ww az pg. ,. 34 fm - x v ,wmwk Sfi?5?1411W3'F E7vQR'?6fi'M1f7L Fdncdpaf . . , Brother Charles, our omiable principal, is patient and considerate of others in spite of everyday school problems and the mis- chief of boys. We are proud to have you as our principal at Notre Dame High School. Brother Eagen Hunter, C.S.C. Vice-Principal, Director of Studies, Student Council Moderator, C.S.F. Advisor, Senior Class Moderator, Religion I and IV, Eng- mz 4,4 Um mmf mmf ,es r Brother Albert Martin, C.S.C. Brother Alfred Salz, C.S.C. Religion IV, Advanced Algebra, Religion, World History, Glee Club World History, Assistant Director Student Maintenance Director. ot Athletics. 1 A ,t , 'M V, l'ff,iM,1,fq ,n 'fzf KX ' Q' - C A ,Z Champagne Time I 2 I '! Brother Aloysius Tiedt, C.S.C. Art, Mechanical Drawing, THE ARCHES Moderator. Brother August Sosa, C.S.C. Religion l, English l and ll, Drama Club, Freshman Class Moderator. EMM Brother Benignus Beutter, C.S.C. Chemistry, Mathematics, Director of Testing and Guidance, Science Club Moderator. Brother Berchmans Gibbons, C.S.C. English I and IV, Bookstore. Brother Bernard Berendsen, Mr. Lindy Bell Mr. John Bisbee Biology, General Science, J. V. English ll ond lll, Lotin I, Cafe- Religion IV Algebra Plone seem- BUS'Ke'b Coach' tefiv Pfefed' etry, C Basketball Couch, Sopho- more Class Moderator, Assistant of the Athletic Director, ' .- .Jeanna and Zum V I Wi I l ' ' ill! ,ulty Members Playing Handball: 'ther William, Brother Joseph i Brother August. Or is that rlon Brando? H--XP ' l' N it X Mr, Donald Braun Brother Cassian Miller, Brother Donald Connolly, Brother Donald Pelous, Algebra, Spanish I, U. S. History. U. S. History, World History, Ten- Steward, Treasurer Religion I and Il, General Math ms Coach. 4 acc emalics. ,deft School Custodians, Mr. Louis Bacco and Mr. Elia Tomaso. wr ' 1 V .QQ 5 Mr. Leroy Dresbeck lFirst Semesterl English I and ll, World History, Brother Elwin Bores, C.S.C. Religion l, Business Mathematics, Director of Attendance, Moderator of Altar Society. Eng Brother Eugenio Cassano, C.S.C. lish I and II, Spanish II, Band Director, School Orchestra, Band Club Moderator. Brother George Leverman, C.S.C. Algebra, Chemistry, Geometry. 240145 Kvzawfedge Brother Michael Ardoin lSecond Semesterl Religion ll, English I, Typin World History. e'd, Brother Gerald Coombe, C.S.C. Office. Brother Gordian Gates, C.S.C. Religion I, librarian. ZZ, Jflifg, Brother John Doran, C.S.C. Religion ll, English IV, Speech, THE KNIGHT Moderator, Debate Club Moderator. Brother Joseph Everett, C.S.C. Religion ll, Business Mathematics, English I and ll, Typing, Pep Club N1 o--ani N., 1 ,,....,fr 'XJ I Mrs. Harold Kane School Secretory. mn.. -0- W -was .sv m J.: J J , left to right: Messrs. Klinkhommer, Dresbeck, Pohl and Leeds enioying their noon time goodies. Mr. Donald Klinkhammer Bookkeeping, Business Law, Eco- nomics, English I, Varsity Football Coach, Monogram Club Moderator. C ffl' f Mr. William Leeds English lll, U, S. History, Track Coach, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Richard Luciani Business Law, Citizenship, Econo ics, Physical Education, J. V. Foe ball Coach, B Basketball Coat Brother Luke Bauer, C.S.C. Maintenance. Q IGAYEEST- Q T lrother Marcel Doleac, C.S.C. eligion III, Latin I and Il, Fresh- ion Class Moderator, Outside etention Crew. lrother Marco Daly, C.S.C. eligion Il, Latin Il and IV, Bus- ess Manager of THE ARCHES. Brother Nivard Meichtry, C.S.C. Physics, Physical Science, Director of Athletics, Radio Club Moderator. Mr. John O'Neil Physical Education, Varsity Bas' ketball Coach. Mr. Harold Pohl Algebra I, Civics, Geometry, As' sistant J. V. Football Coach, J. V Baseball Coach. Brother Ricardo Helmann, C.S.C. Religion Il, English I and Ill Typing, Mission Club, Y.C,S. Mod- erator, Junior Class Co-Moderator. Brother Robert Hampton, C.S.C. Algebra I and Il, Prefect ot Disci- pline. Mr. Albert Sanelli Biology, English ll, Assistant Var' sily Football Coach, Varsity Base- ball Coach. Brother William Buschatz, C.S.C. Religion ll, Biology, General Math- ematics, Golf Coach. Brother William May, C.S.C. Religion I and Ill, Citizenship Vocational Director, Cafeteria Man- ager, Iunior Class Co-Moderator. 1 My - -1 r .f Asn-:f Razz X ,, X ,5 Rm nw :X A, , X, .W , My , K .. x 135113, 4 1 yfg ..x,, Q , A .X M ,,..wQ..- ,Q N., -A -mpeg' ., 1Qf.g-Y,5Q5,3Qyg32,-' K 2 Q 11:61. 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Ten- nis 3, 45 Bank of Ameri- ca General Field Plaque lliberal Artsl and Achievement Certificate lSocial Sciencel 4. Ross E. Benner Fred C, Blau Glee Club l, 2, 3- 42 Y.C.S. lp Band I, 2, 3, Dramatics 45 Football 25 4, Newgpqper sfqff li Track Manager 35 Bas- T,-ack 1, 2, 3, 4, ketball Manager 3. Anthony J. Alves Kenneth A. Anderson Camera Club 2. Glee Club l, 25 Football l, 25 Baseball I. David J. Barling George J. Barry Scholastic Monogram lp Mission Club Officer 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Football 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Mon- ogram Club 45 All-Cath- olic Sprinter lCl 25 Var- sity All-Catholic Relay 3. Robert V. Bold Band of America Achieve- ment Certificate lMath.l 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 35 Science Club 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance l, 2, 35 California Science Fair lCraftman Awardl 3. Michael R. Arlotto Pep Club 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. Charles M. Bauman Gabriel A. Bonnet Scholastic Monogram l, Y.C.S. 4, Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Sci- ence Club 3, 4, Religion Certificate l, Track 4, Cross Country 4. James F. Bruder Junior Achievement 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Track 3, 4. Dennis R. Borowslcy Office Assistant 3, Bose- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4. Alexander J. Bryant Class Treasurer 4, Mis- sion Club 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 2, C,S.F. 4, American Le- gion Oratorical Award 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2, 3, 4, V.M. Carter Smog Essay Award 3, Lions Club Oratory Award 4. Gabriel J. Boury Perfect Attendance 2, Football l, Baseball 2, 4, Intramural Champs 3. Frank L. Burgmeier Junior Achievement 3. Michael P. Capriola Raymond C. Christl Gerald T. Buttaccio Radio Club l, Dramatics 2, 3, Football l, J Roger E. Brennan Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Champs 3. James F. Conway Student Body Vice-Presi- dent 4, Student Council 4, Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, Y.C.S, l, 2, 3, 4: Y.C.S. Group Leader 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 2, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 4, C,S.F. Officer 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Boys State 3, Perfect Attend- ance l, Basketball l, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis Captain 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, C,S.F. 4. . . . dm da Drawing 71641: 701 Timm 4 7 Hmmm This is but a glimpse of Tom's activities. He, his father and his two brothers enioyed hunting in the northern part of our country. To him this was great sport. Making friends was another of Tom's assets. These phases of Tom's life together with his work and studies have come to a close and life has finally begun. Pat Johnson Richard P. Daly Student Council 4, Y.C.S. 3, 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Junior Achievement 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, Bank of America Achievement Certilirate l8usinessl 4. John l., DeCOSier Nicholas J. DeCristo Football I, 2, 3, 4: Truck 2, 3, Monogram Club 4, Pep Club 4. Ronald V, Delqmare Bernard H. Ditz Joseph R. Diluccia d Scholaristic Monogram I, Scholastic Monogram 1, M 2. Y.C.S. l, Football 3, 2- 4, Monogram Club 4, Religion Achievement Award l, Pep Club 3, 4. Ngrmqn E, Dolan Robert O. Dominisse James C. Douglass Gary L. Dudley junior Achgevemen, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance l, Class President l, Color Mission Club 4. 4, Perfect Agge,-,dance 1, Football 2, Track l, 2, 4. Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot 2, 3, 4, Religion Excel, ,ball I, Track l, Basket- lence Award 2, Basket- ball MUf'U99 21 31 4- ball 2. Michael D. Dudley Student Council 4, Schol- astic Monogram l, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, News, paper Staff 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Glee Club Presi- dent 4. 3 N 1.-. gi .wmv-f Jay Whitney lambasls the opposilion. Frederick W, Dunn Charles E. Eberley Scholaslic Monogram 37 Glee Club 3. C.S.F. 4, Radio Club 2, Science Club 3, 4. , Edward C. Ecklund JONES P- Elm z Z ' Radio Club lg Baseball . Manager l. Sam J. Engel John A. Esnard Anthony V. Fadale Richard F. Falck Bert A. Falvo Band l, 2, 3, DramofiCS Y-C'S- 4: Mission Club Perfect Allendance 2, Mission Club 45 News- 2, Perfect Attendance 2. 4, Pep Club 3, 4. Fool- Track l, 2, 3, 47 Mono- paper Slall 4, Dramnfics ball l, 2, 3 4, Track 2, gram Club 4, All-Calholic 2, 3, 4, Perfecl Allend- 3, 45 Monogram Club 41 Track 2, 3, 4, ance l, 2, 45 Tennis 3. Forensics 3. 29 Gerald R. Fecht Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Mission Club Offi- Cef 4: Newspaper Staff 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Foren- sics 2, 3, 4. James J. Flynn Perfect Attendance 2, Pep Club 4, Football 4, Base- Phillip F. Foerstel ball 2, Monogr W Charles P. Gemora Football I, Football Mon, ager 2. Gary T. Gierok Mission Club 4, Office Assistant 3, Dramatics 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain of Football and Track Teams 4, Track 2, 3, 4, First String All- Catholic 4, Most Valu- able Player 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club Officer 4, Pep Club 4, Basketball Z. George L. Grabe Band 2, 3, Sign Com- mittee 4. Um Thomas J. Gagnie Glee Club l, 2, 3. S i Earl K. Graham Yearbook Staff 4, Track l,4 John Grant Philip S. Grayson Mission Club 4. William M. Gregory Basketball 3, 4, Basket- ball Captain 4, Baseball 3, First String All-Cath- olic lBasketballl 3, 4, Mt. Carmel and Burbank All-Tournament 4, Most Inspirational Player of Mt. Carmel Tournament 4, Monogram Club 4. Walter'R. Griffin Ju n io r Achievement 3, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, Monogram Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4. James A, Grove Mission Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Dramatics 4, Football l, Golf 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. Daw, ,466 Wav meds William M. Hannah Baseball l . Robert K. Gunther Tyrone C. Hair David W' 4Hf no Mission Club 2, 3, Glee Y'C'S' 3' 47 Mlssmn Club Club l 2' Newspaper 3' 45 Newspaper sion 35 Stall 2' 3-IDromatics 2, Bcskelbcll 37 Dmmonu 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3. 3, Pep Club 4. John R. Heaphy Scholastic Monogram l, 2, 3, Junior Oratory Medal, Yearbook Staff l, 2, Science Club 3, 4: Junior Achievement 2: latin Medal 2, Track 4: Basketball Manager 27 Forensics 2, 3, Bank of America Achievement Cer- tificate llinglish Joel Helms James H. Herndon Kenneth L. Herrick Stage Crew 4. Scholastic Monogram 3, Mission Club 3, 4, C.S.F. 4, Science Club 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance l, 2, 4, C.S.F. Officer 4, 3, Charles E. Hill S.S.A. Reporter 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Track 2. Robert L. Hungerford Glee Club 4, Drill Team 2, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Football 1, 3, Junior Achievement 3, Pep Club 3. Don P, Iqvellq John S. lnverso Y,C,S,2: Glee Club 1, 2, Scholastic Monogram l, Band 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 314, Tennis 2. Color Guard l, C.S.F. 4. Peter J. lrsfeld Scholastic Monogram l , 2, 3, 4, General Excel- lence Plaque l, C.S.F. 4, Science Club 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Tennis All-Catholic 2, 3, 4, Tennis Most Valuable Player 3, Perfect Attend- ance 3, Cheerleader l. Timothy J. Jackson Patrick S. Johnson Student Council l, 2, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S, l, 2, 3, Mission Club 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, S.S.A, Reporter 4, Football l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Dramatics 2, Pep Club 4, All Catholic Track lthirdl 3. Barry C. Jones Golf 4: Glee Club 2, 3. Robert S. Kahmann Y.C.S. 4, Perfect Attend- ance l, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, Office As- sistant 4, Baseball Man- ager 2. Timothy H. Johnston Scholastic Monogram 3, C.S.F. 4, Science Club 3, 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, John K. Kearns Track 3, Manager 2. S Stephen B. Kingsford Nicholas A. Kinzer Richard A. Klumpp Junior Achievement 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Scholastic Monogram I, Football 3, Track l, Dra- Football l, 2, Pep Club matics 4. 3, 4. Philip W. Kridler Y.C.S. l, Mission Club 4, Office Assistant 4, Dra- matics 2, Football l, 2 3, 4, Monogram Club 4 H John E. Kuzma Band l, 2, Football 2 Color Guard 2. K. - 5mf ,ao i ',5ff i'1Z'1s.+-x 4 -S!vAv ' Sxiieis, 3: Kawai,-mcg M5532-in . A96 044' 247 14 Pt, The senior boys in white , Pete lrsfeld, Dan Baodsker, Emile Nagel and Jim Conway. Y Robert K. Laney Robert H. Laughlin Newspaper Staff 4, Year- Office Assistant 4, Foot- book Staff 3, Perfect At- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball tendance 3, Ba n k of 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, America Achievement Cer- Monogram Officer 4. tificate fArtl 4. John K. Lawson Student Council 4, Scttole astic Monogram 3, News- paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 3, 4, News- paper Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Track 2, Student Reporter mdangs, 4. John M. Lawson Edwin 0. Learned Office Assistant 2, Dra- Mission Club 2. matics 4. W 4 0 James G. Lentini Drill Team 2, 3. Harry E. Lex Vito E. Liso Gregory W. Lodas James P. Looney Dramatics 4. Scholastic Monogram t, Band 4. Pep Club 3, F o o t b all Typing Medal 3, Perfect Manager 2, Dramatic: 4. Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track l, Baseball 3. Daniel F. Luecke Student Body President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, Mis- sion Club 4, Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 4, C.S.F. 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Track Captain 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, First String All-Catholic Quarterback 4, Science Club 4, Bas- kelbcll 2. Philip .l. McArdIe Arthur N. McCulloch JOY F- MCD0nvld Newspaper Sgoff 2' 3, 4, Y,C,5, 1, 2, Band l, 2, Mission Club 4, Perfect Scholastic Sports Assoc- 3, 4: C.S.F, 4: 50nd Ol- Allendonfe 2F Foolboll iation Student Reporter 3. flier 4- Manage' 4- Owen M. McGiveney Desmond G. McGreevy Glee Club 3, 4, DYUMOV- Mission Club 2, 3, Band ics l, 2, 3, Forensics 3. t, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maier 4. l, 2, 3, 4. Chu,-les 1. McMurray Jglm Nl, McNulty Vincent P. Maciorski Daniel F, Mqrrigll Richard H. Marrone Science Club 3, Radio Mission Club 4, Glee Miggign Club 4, Bcskeg. Student Council 4, Class Club I, 2' Club 2, 3, 4, bull 1, Vice-President 4, Schol- ii ' k Thomas G. Martin astic Monogram l, 2, 3, Religion Plaque l, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. Secretary 4, Science Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Cap- tain 4, First String All- Catholic End 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4. Charles J. Martinez Mission Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4. Paul F. Maxwell Mission Club 4, Band 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, All-Catholic B Track lPole Vaultl 2. Lawrence G. Meares Robert P. Metzger Camera Club 2, 3, Sci- C.S.F. 4, Bank of Amer- ence Club 4, Baush and ica Achievement Certifi- Lamb Science Award 4. cate lLanguagel 4. Thomas H. Metzger Y.C.S. l, 2, Mission Club 2, 3, Newspaper Slaff l, 2, 35 Dramalics 25 Track l, 2, Yearbook I, Pep Club 3. I Ro ber! L. Meyer Sludeni Council 4, Schol- aslic Monogram 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. 2, 3, C.S.F, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Per' fecl Allendance lg Faoi- ball 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. 1 p I 1 Om anim Brian Moore Norman L. Moraux Scholastic Monogram 3g Religion Plaque 35 Misv sion Club 45 C.S.F. 4 Science Club 3, 4. Student Council Hall Monitors, Bruce Luedfke and Mike Adams, Hey, siay ou! of hcre!' David G. Mormon Scholcsric Monogram I 2, 3g C,S.F. 4, Band l 2, 3, 4, Bank ol Amer- ica Achievemenl Certifi- cale iMusicl and Gen- eral Field Plaque lFine Arlsl 4. Sleven B. Moss Richard S. Muller Newspaper Siali 4. l l l i l .i N: 'fl' iii ,,: ni. Charles A. Meyers Emil G. Nagel Tennis 3, 4. i Philip J. Naiar John A. Oberholzer Mission Club 4, Calor Guard Ig Perfect Attend- ance 2: Baseball 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Mono- gram Club 3, 4. Ernest E, Nelson Victor W. Newell Dramatics 2, 4. The Monogram Club keeps the crowd off the floor Dennis M. O'Brien Brian J. O'Connor Glee Club 2, 3, Dramat- ics 2. Knew Dion J. O'Connor Glee Club 2, Dramatiis Club 2. James F. O'Hanlon Richard A. Oliver John Pavelka John Pawlek Glee Club lg Newspaper Glee Club 3, Band 1, 2, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Staff 3, 4, Football l, Football 3, 4, Track Team 2. 3, 4- 2, 3, 4: Track 2, Mon- 3- ogram Club 4, Most lm- proved Player lfootballl 4, First String All-Cath- olic Center, Pep Club 3, Dramatics 2. ence Club 3, 4. Richard J. Powers Ernest E, Pursley Dramatics 2, Perfect At- Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, tendance I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. Football 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 4. S ' - 1 and Ronald A. Perry John H, Pinski Dennis M, Poliui Joseph B, Posito Mission Clvb 3, 4: Sci- Baseball Manager 2. Peter H. Pusateri Scholastic Monogram 2, Science Club 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. Scholastic Monogram I Glee Club I, 2, 31 Tennis 2, Dramatics 2. Michael P. Regan Football 2. Frank V. Reichwein Eugene D. Reppe George T. Rice Michael H. Ridosh Edward J. Rio Sign Committee 4. Bond I, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Dance Band 2, 3. Thomas R. Riordan Jack B. Robertson William D. Robertson Thomas E. Robison Patrick J. Rossi John F. Rossman Scholastic Monogram 2, Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, Religion Plaque 2, 3, 4. Newspaper Stott 4, Year- book swan 3, c.s.r. 4, , S Science Club 3, 4, Foren sics 2, 3, 4. Allen J. Roth Ralph E. Rui! Gregory T. Ruskin Anthony V. Salas Perfect Attendance 3. Student Council 4, Band Miggign Club 4, Bggket. l, 2, 3, 4, 30114 Pflii' ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- dent 4. ball Captain 4, F i r st String All-Catholic 2, 3, 4, Player of the Year 3, All C.l.F. 3, 4, Most Val- uable Player 3. Frank J. Salerno Student Council 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 4, Football l, 2, 3,, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track 1, 3, 4, Track Cop- toin 4, Second String All- Catholic Football Team 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club Ot- ticer 4, Y.C.5. 2, Pep Club 4. E 5 , Q a . Q 5 S Q David C. Sanderson Michael W. Sarff Band I, 2: Baseball 2 Notre Dame becomes a part of the California Scholarship Federation. an , ary an colfa Lee J. Sawaya Gary F. Schaumburg Thomas J. Schmidt James F. Schmiederer Edward A. Schneider Philip D. Schuyler Roger P. Schwart- Librnry A 1 5 i s t u n I lg Radio Club l, 4: Bdikelr Glee Club 3, 4. Cheerleader I, 35 Dra- ball 3, 47 Truck 4. malics I, 2, 3, 39 x Frank M. Servedio Kent J. Seymour Francie A. Siciliani Paul R. Signorelli Rocci D. Silvestri C.S.F, 4, Pe rlect Attendance 2, Student Council 3, Radio Mission Club 4, G l ee Basketball l, 2, 3, Intra- Club l, 2, 3, 4. Club 4, Cross Country 4. mural Basketball Champs 3. Q WY LeRoy J. Skaff John D. Slavin Patrick A. Smith Football 3, Track l, Z, 3, Y.C.S. l, 2: Newspaper Mission Club 3, 4, Y.C.S. Forensics l, Track All- Stall 2, 3, 45 Sign Com- 4, Band l, 2, Newspaper Catholic C and B l, 2, 3. mittee 4. Stall 4: Office Assistant 45 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: Football lg Track l. Patrick M. Smith Student Body Secretary 4, Student Council 45 Mis- sion Club 4, Science Club 4, Football 3, 4, Basket- ball Z, Monogram Club 4: Pep Club fl. Rgberf J, Souza Joseph P, Sowg Thomas .l. Spidel Karl J. Slotltl Football Il, 4, Monogram C.S.F. 47 Science Club 4: Mission Club 4? Bond 2' Club 4. Forensics 4. 40 35 Yearbook Stall 2, Dramatics 4. Perfect At- tendance l, 2, 3, 4. Am lege Philip Stoermer Y.C.S. lg Newspaper Slaft 4: Yearbook Staff 35 Camera Club 2, 3. John P. Strahl Scholastic Monogram lg Glee Club l, 2: Yearbook Staff 45 C.S,F. 45 Office Assistant l, 25 Dramatics 25 Football l, 25 Trqgk l, 2, 45 Monogram Club' 45 All-Catholic B Track Hurdles 2: Forensics l, 2, 3, 4. 7 . . Anthony D. Susca Thomas J. Swain Patrick F. Sweeney Y.C.S. 45 Mission Club THICK 3. Y.C.S. 45 Mission Club 3, 45 Glee Club lp Btlttd 25 45 Football lg Bgsketbgll Football l, 25 Track l, l, 2. 2, 4. yozmeal John Warren, Jim Herndon and Pete Irsfeld ready to blast off with their physics proiects. Karl M. Tenk Scholastic Monogram 25 Mission Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Track Captain 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Second String All-Catholic Halfbock 45 First String All-Catholic 440 35 Mon- ogram Club Officer 45 Pep Club 3, 4. J. Richard Thesing Student Council 45 Schol- astic Monogram 25 Y.C.S. 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff l, 3, 45 Yearbook Editor 45 C.S.F. 45 Junior Achieve- ment 35 Dramalics 25 Cal- ifornia Boys State 35 Football lg Basketball 25 Student Reporter lVolley Timesl 45 Forensics 2, 35 Intramural Basketball John C. Thompson Drill Team 2, 35 Dramat- ics 4. Michael D. Tracy Band 4. Donald T. Tremer Robert G. Trinity Charles J. Valla Glee Club l, 2, 3, Dra- Cheerleader 45 Perfect At- Y,C.S. l, 25 Glee Club 25 matics 2, 4. tendance l, 2, 4: Track Yearbook Staff 45 Foot- 2. ball Manager 2, Michael G. Walls John F. Warren Norman E. West Basketball 3, 4. Y.C.S. lp Radio Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 C.S.F, Forensics 4. 45 Football lg Basketball William L. Westmyer Mission Club 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 35 Bra- matics 4. l, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Track 25 Pep Club 3. Joseph W. Wetter Scholastic Monogram lg Newspaper Staff 45 Year- book Staff 45 Football 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. Leo G. Whitaker Mission Club 45 Color G u a r d 25 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Forensics 2, 3, 4. John W, Whitney Student Council 3, 45 Scholastic Monogram l, Z, 3, 45 General Excel' lence Plaque 2, 35 C.S.F. 45 Science Club 3, 45 Sci- ence Club Officer 45 Cal- ifornia Boys State 35 Per- fect Attendance l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 Forensics l, 2, 3, 45 Lions Club Oratory Award 45 Bank of America Achievement Certificate llab. Sciencel and General Field Plaque lScience and Math.l 4. aldtdd, gzatdefw. Ba rry J. Wilkoff Donald B. Williams Philip J. Wilson Roy E. Winchell Radio Club 4, Dramalics Dramalics 4, Track Man- 4, ager 4. n . Fl' Sowa elucidales extemporaneously in Brolher John's speeth class. Robert V. Wunsch Dale A. Wyman Frank A. 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Pearson, D. mlm? z:a'58', lef's all go for o ride. BAND BANQUET Mr. Leo Damiani, Guest Speaker. Perks, K. Profie, B. Preimsberger, D. Pyotl, P. Ruffaelli, G. Rnimondi, A, gg ,4 J '9 5 I ' f- 'MY . Reuchi, A. Roney, A. Rougeot, J. ,....'l, A I .f Q? , 1 If-I UN: Rounrree, R. Royster, F. Ryan, D. V .. P F v fm A 4 'yn Qi I A X . ' X 5 A 2' 'A .f '- fra I Y M1 K. X. .I 5, .oy .I Qvjqig -1-0 UQ 9 ,. A , fdlw . f2',...w- . Z .rg Ryan, K. V 1 V8 'G' 3 '17,-F T., Salazar, L. ., or ' ' . 5- S h f, J. 'W .ff c aa , at a , Q . I , ., 1. S, Schaerer, G. Schugel, E. A , Schultz, J. QW . 'L l r x , , X - V ,wg wa. ,vw A I V ' V' ', mm' I - .J . 1 W Scott, W. , Scurria, R. A H , Serna, L. t gp N' p -.P is ia.. K K r - ...ff S .... S S ' . -. af- . . warg.. L S A 52 CHRISTMAS PLAY The Priests ascending stairs in procession. What's Cooking? Sharhutt, J. Shubeck, M. Shugrue, J. - S 3 ,,, K Singer, N. H . Smalley, J. ..., A ' . ,lr Smallen, M. El , l Jn , wg.. ,A J' A Y . 1, Eu Smith, A. Souza, T. 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Jkmul, ,, w' M' ll T, WW 'L . All l lv' L' w..,- . ,W . . 2 L 'i w W1 rl xl '-vi. .' 'P' 5 J... L H AW, A5 ,.. vc r.a'l4:fdf'L ' .JL X. L M, .A . v . 4 , -H my f' 'A - . , ,H . hrvi., F. , ,, g y,, - M :1 , 115245, .5 iff' 2 1,5-, f W . . .0 J W - 4 ' vi T - , .r MJ' will +-mi? 'Msn ,Mfr wr ...L :ygn7 :wr W ' A X 1 Wi . . ., . . e- .H 7I s.: f , l ff Having the widest contact of any school function, our athletic events advertise our spirit the most. It is here that we have proven or not proven ourselves to be good salesmen of moral character, good sportsmanship, and overwhelming enthusiasm. Z X x r 1 A X F my in -as 0 ex LJ is :O . 5 Miki' 1 if P A ' if-Wifi :Gd ,, . 0' ymwe From the first minute of practice to the last whistle of the Cathedral game there was found at Notre Dame High School a spirit prevalent only with the existence of a fine football team. The Fighting Irish as they are affectionately called was in every sense of the word a really good bal Iclub. They had every- thing a top flight team needs: speedy backs, a hard charging line, elusive ends, brilliant field leadership, and a fine coaching staff. What that team did is now history and every one connected with N. D. is proud of them. They were one of the finest of Notre Dame football teams. The first two games found the Irish up against strong experienced teams, Oxnard and Santa Bar- bara. The team gained valuable experience in both these contests, experience that proved extremely useful when we ran into difficulty because of iniuries in the middle of the season. Going into our first league tilt we faced powerful Mt. Carmel. Carmel's line averaged 2l5 pounds. Compared to N. D. with an average of 175 pounds, Carmel was the unanimous favorite, but as the game progressed the little Irish were pushing the favorites all over the field. For the first half at least, the biggest upset of the season was in the making with the score, N. D. 6, Carmel 0. But in the second half the Carmel Giants finally wore the Irish out and they scored two quick touchdowns and won, I2-6. ln this game N. D. proved themselves a team to be reckoned with. Then came Cantwell, and a fellow by the name of Tenk led the Irish to victory by virtue of two unbelieveable runs of 60 and 40 yards, for two T. D.'s giving N. D. a thrilling 20 to I9 victory. Next came Loyola. Never before in the history of the school had a Notre Dame team defeated a Loyola football team. All week long the team and the student body looked forward to this battle of arch rivals. The place was Rancho LaCienega. The kick-off was taken by Loyola and after one play they fumbled. Then on the first N. D. play from scrimmage Luecke gave the ball to Tenk and the game was all over-sixty yards and T. D., the first of three for Tenk, the first of five for Notre Dame, the first victory of N. D. over Loyola. This victory more than any other was enioyed by the students of Notre Dame. The following week Notre Dame celebrated its Homecoming, and Pius X found itself hopelessly out- classed as the Irish won 26-6. At the half all eyes were on the four lovely Homecoming Princesses and Queen, Pat Pinto. Then came Serra. Much could be said about this the only poor game the Irish played all year. There were iniuries, and there were mistakes, but most of all there was an inspired opponent who took advantage of our lack of spirit to score an upset victory. The next opponent of N. D. was St. Anthonys, our cousins from Long Beach. This game started out as a repeat of the Serra black Friday. Riddled with iniuries the Irish found themselves trailing by an overpowering score of 26-0. Then with less than six minutes left to play the Fighting lrish earned their name. The air was filled with footballs and flying cleats. As the gun sounded one of the smallest men on the field, Denny Nodine, had scored 20 points by way of three touchdowns and three points after. Even as the gun sounded the Irish were fighting for the ball as victory was still within their reach. The last home game of the season found the two luckless teams of the league, Notre Dame and Cathedral, fighting it out. With one regular back still operating the Irish had victory in their grasp. Then two fumbles were picked off by Cathedral backs and turned into touchdowns which spelled defeat for the Irish of Notre Dame. The are many other things to be mentioned about this football season, the Rich Marrone catches and the consistent Gary Gierok tackles, and the fight of the rest of the squad, all outstanding in their respec- tive iobs on the gridiron. Post season honors were generously bestowed on the Knights of Notre Dame. Four first string All Catholic players, two second string All Catholic and one Honorable Mention. But most of all the team proved that the spirit of Notre Dame is present at Notre Dame High School, and that i956 will be remembered as the beginning of the title of the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame. 75 Mike Arlotto Tackle George Barry Halfbock Ughll John De Cosier End .K ' Ron De Lamore Center Tony Fudale A Guard Delfmmdvmlcfon . . I ce- Jim Flynn Halfback Notre Dame All Catholic Players Left to right: Mike Tenk, Gary Gierok, Frank Salerno, Denny Nodine, Dan luecke and Rich Marrone. Absent: Jim O'Hanlon. Gary Gierok Guard Most Valuable Player Dave Hanna Phil Kridler End Tackle 77 ul uf A u i 1 4 x s ,KW H www . L 2 1 Vi QU ' - -0 W - v VV A 1, A A 2 ' 1 77- 2 XL 9 J ii . ii .. ' Q Af K , 3 f 4 ' k X M X I KKA' X 3 , I R' R rw W Q33 . J- 4 lwmw.. Eg N vs f I ' 'iv .1525 ,gm A ,L 'W 4- nk, K-L,! ' H V' of M5 .,.a. K H, .. ,SV W. 9-mn, L, Q xW,x.. 4 'W fi vw Q, I L gif, ' MW' f wax- gfggig ax Eg 3 5 JE L xdfvg P in fg gh 5? W, xx.f A Q , Z xnag I 2' 'f 3-X gg N J-X V31-Egg 'af 76.146 Qc John Oberholzer Jim O'HcnIon Guard Center pick power, Pete Puseferi End End VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Game N.D. Opp. Oxnard . . . I3 25 Santa Barbara . 0 33 Mount Carmel . 6 I2 Cantwell . . . 20 I9 Loyola . . . . 33 6 Pius X . . . . 26 6 Serra . . . . 7 26 Saint Anthony . . 20 26 Cathedral . . . I3 26 0 Bob Souza Halfback Mike Tonk Halfback Pat Smith Guard Frank Salerno Tackle Co-Captains: Dan Leucke and Gary Gierok. J. V. FOOTBALL SQUAD Bottom Row Lett to right: P, Juliono, M, Laughlin, M. Gene, P. Pfarr, P. Porter, V. Fodale, R. Schultx, K. Lo Pointe, S, Kelley, D. Moc Leay. Second Row: Let! to right: D. Caruso, J. Becker, R. Rice, P. Cogliono, R. Cartier, T. Kinler, M, Hairell, E. Mnlouf, P. Walker, M. Trott, D. Monahan. Third Row Left to right: L. Deisinqer, J. Kirsch, P, Moreno, H. Smith, D. Remp, J. Trinity, B. Allen, C. McKee, T. Innes, J. Hewitt. The End ol on Era: N. D. 33, Loyola 6! Game Burroughs Ml. Carmel Cantwell Serra Loyola Pius X . Sl. Anthony Cathedral Rancho . Childs, D. Christian, D. James SCHEDULE N.D. 0 O . 0 . 37 . 27 . 37 . 19 . 34 . 48 . 35 fx , 1 ,a 'i .1 - Lots of Spirit SCHEDULE iame N.D. Opp. oyola . . O 20 Jorthridge . . 13 6 'ancho . . 20 32 'eseda . O 7 oyola . . l4 I9 C FOOTBALL SQUAD Jorthridge . I3 2 esedo . 7 6 .Iemany . 33 l2 Bottom Row Left to right: D. Lewandowski, J. Cullen, M. Miller, C. Kauth, D. Pusateri, B. Powers, B. Hugert, J. Fortunato, D. Poliadero, T. Supple M. Finnegan, D. Robertas, J. Wisgan. Middle Row Loft to right: T. Puso, D. Reed, J. Court, R. Shannon, J. Denbil, D. Donovan, C. Bode, T. Walker, F. Vinci, Coach Mullen. Top low Left to right: Mgr. D. Perkins, R. Burcola, D. Slack, J. Olson, H. Parker, D. Johnston, L. Martinett, J. Brown, R. Mauolini. Queen Put Pinto and escort, Tony Suscc, at Homecoming Dann Left Io right: Queen, Pat Pinfog Princesses, Judy Hess, Jayne Horacek, Churline Guy and Diane Gemoro. 1cesses, Diane Gemora, and Charlene y. A, I II V Q' 4 S i3'5,e ' isi s 4 A .V 5 I , M , v. I ,X 1 'E This year's basketball team is to be congratulated as one of the best teams in the school's history, if not the best. Throughout the year they truly exhibited the Spirit of Notre Dame. Paced by Tony Salas and Bill Gregory, two of the best basketball players in Southern California, the Knights ended the season with a very good record of 25 wins and 5 losses. The season's opener saw us romp over a good Van Nuys team 87-63. ln the next game an over- confident Knight team fell to a surprisingly good North Hollywood five 64-48. From this time until the final game of the Mt. Carmel Tournament the team ran up nine straight wins. These included victories over such powerful teams as Oxnard, one of the top ranked teams in the C.l.F. and Ventura League, by a score of 71-59, and John Burroughs, Foothill League Champion, 58-52. After easily winning the first three games played in the Mt. Carmel Tournament, the Knights lost in the finals to Mt. Carmel 57-55. The Knights entered the Burbank Tournament next and after three hard fought games emerged as Tournament Champions. This was the first tournament that o Notre Dame team has won. lt was prob- ably the high point of the year for the team. In the first game, we swept by John Muir 72-52. ln the second we again edged Burroughs, this time by a score of 52-46, and in the finals we overcame a 15 point deficit to win 47-41. We entered the Beverly Hills tournament as favorites, and after winner our first game easily, fell unexpectedly to Torrance. lt was in this game that the incident occurred that lost for our team the chance to go to the C.l.F. Playoffs. The beginning of league play found us facing a powerful St, Anthony squad. The tremendous shooting percentage of the Saints spelled doom for us, as we lost 80-52. We then ran up three more wins in a row as we defeated Serra 56-44, Loyola 58-52, and Cantwell 66-54. Then came Mt. Carmel and the Crusaders pulled away at the end to gain a hard fought victory. The Knights refused to give up, and were simply outplayed. We finished the first round with victories over Pius X, 67-59, and Cathedral 66-45. The first game of the second round saw us gaining revenge for our earlier loss to St. Anthony as we defeated them 61-51. We then defeated Serra 75-52, Loyola, for the eighth straight time, 61-58, and Cantwell too fell before the Knight aggregation 78-55. The Knights hoping that the third time would be their charm faced Mt. Carmel again and for awhile it looked as if they might win, as they led at one point in the game by 10 points. But the Crusaders caught the Knights and as we slowly began to fall apart they pulled away to win 63-50. ln the last two games the Knights showed their opponents no mercy as they thrashed Pius X 70-45, and Cathedral 80-69. ln the Pius X game Gregory garnered 30 points, and Salas got 32 against Cathedral. The Arches wishes to congratulate Coach John O'NeiI and his fine team on the wonderful iob they did in bringing glory to Notre Dame Hi. lt also hopes that Seniors Tony Salas, Bill Gregory, Mike Walls, Ernie Pursley, Bob Wunsch, Roger Brennan, Jim Schmiederer, Joe Wetter, Walt Griffen, and Pat Johnson will have as much success in whatever they choose to do next year as they had with the Notre Dame Basketball team this year. With Steve Moder, Joe Flanagan, Hank Salvatore, Dan Hernandez, and Roger Culver returning next year, we should have another fine team. JOE WETTER Salas, head and shoulders above Loyola. Roger Brennan Wulf Griffin Forward Center Varsity-Clockwisoc Bill Grogory-Co-Caplaing Pai Johnson, Hank Salvalore, lo or Culver Miko Walls Wall Griffin Jim Schmiodoror Bob Wunsch 9 1 I I I . Stove Moder, log Brennan, Ernie Pursloy, Joe Flanagan, Danny Hernandez, Tony Salas-Co-Caplain. lnsido Circlo: Coach John O'Noil. 88 Pai Johnson Jim Schmiederer Guard Cenier D 7414659 K ,.,W.....,v, .Q 1-ww-ae.1... my-.f-Q 1 .Q 1 ,kky V... . I K. . . .. N. K ,. , .5 . Mi ..... . 'QTY any 5 Q35 H . dk ,.,,,,--' M t A X m fig Q X , .. Q... .N i W ... -7.4 J x t ' Q-1 3 S its-ff' Records of Hardwood Heroes Tony Salas Bill Gregory Mike Walls . Bob Wunsch Ernie Pursley . . . . . . . 542 17.5 . . . . . . . 534 17.8 . . 235 8.1 . . 234 7.8 . . 132 6.0 Pursley Sluffs??? Bill Gregory Forward Ernie Pursley All cufholac Gwfd Segnnrl Slrlncl All Al 90 ffl Q xx Q-V X X xx w X 1 -vi- .3 ,J Y A lk I 9' 9 Qi. 0, ' g4 - X 4 .. 1 1 i N535 4? Yi 2 . 154 Q ' 1 i. Jackson and Kirsch Get that Ball! Practice Games N. D. 18 N. D. 33 N. D. 30 N. D.' 20 N. D. 33 N. D. 19 N. D. 22 N. D. 54 N. D. 26 League Games N. D. 34 N. D. 63 N. D. 48 N. D. 25 N. D. 36 N. D. 51 N. D. 38 N. D. 44 N. D. 30 N. D. 29 N. D. 40 N. D. 37 SCHEDULE Van Nuys North Hollywood Santa Monica Burbank Oxnard Glendale Burroughs Rancho Gl. Hoover St. Anthony Serra Loyola Mt. Carmel Pius X Cathedral St. Anthony Serra Loyola Mt. Carmel Pius X Cathedral Zee 3cw6ez!Za6Z mm Left to nght-First Row: Mr. Richard Luciani-Coach, Mike Brennan, Tom Hail, Pat Butler, Bob Wright, Btner Winkler--Manager. Second Row: Vern Brown, John Kirsh, David Jackson, Mike Kenny, William Moser Kent Burton-Manager. Absent: John Salzman. 'roctice Games N N N N N N. N. N .eague N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. N. D. 31 D. 24 D. 35 D. 50 D. 21 D. 21 D. 60 D. 40 Games D. 36 D. 37 D. 34 D. 47 D. 25 D. 25 D. 34 D. 21 D. 37 D. 46 D. 41 D. 39 D. 31 D. 37 Clockwisez Gary Faris, Leo Vusich, Tom lngledew, Richard Donovan, John Rohde, Marlin Foxworth, Paul Gangi, Brother Bernard, C.S.C.-Coach, Mike Jezik, Jerry Yester, John Scott, John Murrin-Captainp Tom Moy, Vince Fadale. Center: Ed Gilsenon, Manager. fee Zcwketidl mm SCHEDULE Van Nuys 49 North Hollywood 38 Burbank 27 Rancho 22 Burroughs lBRes1 23 GI. Hoover lB Resl 35 Rancho 20 Alemany 1 1 St. Anthony 38 Serra 17 Loyola 27 Cantwell 34 Mt. Carmel 27 Pius X 18 Cathedral 36 St. Anthony 43 Serra 19 Loyola 25 Cantwell 23 Mt. Carmel 29 Pius X 35 Cathedral 30 Free Throw Practice ..-1 BASEBALL Under the direction of Coach Sanelli our baseball team has had a very successful season. The first eight games although non-league were won quite handily by our fighting team. This is a new record of consecutive wins for any baseball team at our school-the old one being five. The team has also topped past squads with total number of wins-the past sum was ten. This year's group of ball players numbers four seniors, nine iuniors, and nine soph- omores. Soph Gary Angello filled the left field position well, with Roger Culver, a iunior and JV letterman of last year ably backing him up. Kenny laPointe, gi sophomore, played center field with soph JV letterman George Lohman pushing hard for this spot. In right field was iunior Wayne Boyte, a JV letterman and a good hitter. The infield showed soph Dan Vallas at third, a JV letterman and an all around good ball player. Among our other players were: soph JV letterman Bruce Luedtke, another third baseman, shortstop senior Rich Marrone, a letterman of two years and co-captain, a fine hitter and fielder, Bob Hiegert, a sophomore, a good prospect for this spot next year, JV letterman and soph Dennis Monahan, our qualified second baseman, and his understudy, soph Bob Wilhelm. At first base we see returning from last year's varsity, iunior Roger Willett. JV letterman Ed Harms, a iunior also, played this position when Willett was pitching. Two year let- terman, senior, and co-captain Dennis Borowsky was back for his third year behind the plate. Gabe Boury, another senior, also looked good at this position. The pitching staff consisted of eight chuckers and featured soph Jack Bussie. Willett also did very well. Junior Barry Carpenter fashioned a neat two hitter against Pius. 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BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1 7 l 4 4 4 .31 O 3 9 5 .lO 3 8 1 6 2 8 2 7 10 0 0 Burroughs Hoover Glendale Burbank Rancho Hoover Rancho Oxnard Birmingham St. Anthony Harvard Serra Cantwell Cathedral Mt. Carmel Alemany Loyola Serra Cantwell Cathedral Mt. Carmel Loyola Pius X J.V. whiz-Rich Donovan Where is il? condom Wdfwilg .l.V. BASEBALL TEAM Firsl Row: Left lo Righly John O'Connor-Mgr., John Becker, Dennis Prendergasl, Richard Schulz, Tom Pobley, Tom Moy, Walter Adams, Leo Vusich, Jim Vuchsos, Tim Kelly-Mgr. Second Row: Lefl to Right, Coach Pohl, Joe Butlilta, Tony Puzo, Duke McMahon, Larry Gooch, Roger Curry, Jerry Kreske, Dave Cox, Tim Kinzer, Bill Solos, lorry Serna, Richard Donovan. B L 4 H yi' I02 Notre Dame Track Meet in Visio Vision. Falck, Javurek, Barry . . . the terrible trio of sprinters. T R A C K LEAGUE CHAMPS Notre Dame Track Men captured the first maior sport League Crown ever won by a Notre Dame team. The league season started out with the team in high hopes for we showed much promise. Our first meet saw us facing a slightly favored and very powerful St. Anthony's team. The contest was tight all the way with the meet going to the winner of the relay. We won that relay thanks to an outstanding last leg run by Mike Tenk. Next we met Cantwell, whom we downed with comparitive ease. The following week saw us go against our arch rival, Loyola, whom we had never beaten in ten consecutive years of track. The meet was anybody's guess as both teams were powerful. Half way through the meet we were behind by a good margin, but a sweep by Barry, Javurek and Tenk in the 220, and a first and third by Phelan and luecke in the mile brought us up even. lt now rested on the relay. We were behind up to the fourth leg but Tenk solved our problems by running a 21.2 and winning the meet. In gratitude the chapel was iam-packed after the meet. Pius was our next contender, and our winning streak held as we downed the Warriors on their own track. Serra came to N. D. to try their luck against our undefeated squad. They were unsuccessful as we romped to another win. Dick Falck ran 10.2 winning the hundred. This was Dick's first league meet due to an iniury. On Tuesday, April 16, we met our first defeat on the track of Cathedral High. Most of our performances were not up to par with the exception of Phelan who ran 4:38, to win the mile and break the school record. luecke was second with 4:41. We now faced Mt. Carmel for our last league meet of the season. Inspired performances in the sprints were evident as Barry ran a dazzling 10 flat to capture the school record in the hundred. Javurek and Susca ran a close second and third. We swept the 220 inlthe same A ux order. Of course we went on to win the ll '- meet gaining a record of o wins and 1 loss which gave us the League Champion- vi ship along with St. Anthony and Cathed- r I an , af? G . Needless to say none of this could have . f been accomplished without the best coach- ing available given of course by Coach Bill Leeds. There were plenty of tough spots that we could never have gotten out of without his inspiration and know- ' how . He indeed is the League Champion , and the track team thanks him from the bottom of their hearts. JOHNNY STRAHL 1, 103 an , J, . , I ,. ,, i iili i - i f-5-', Phelan breaks the tape against Loyola. Longo lo Nodine B Relay VARSITY TRACK TEAM Bollom Row: Left lo Right, Dick Falck, Jim Bruder, Gabby Bonnet, Tony Susca, Pele Pusaleri, John Slrahl, George Barry, Wayne Javurek, Bob Dominisse. Middle Row: Left lo Righl, Richard McNulty- Mgr., Don Marlin, Earl Graham, Jim Schmiederer, Dan Luecke, Mike Tenk, Gary Gierok, Frank Salerno, Paul Maxwell, Sian Jones. Top Row: Gerald Ratlay-Mgr., Roy Winchell-Mgr., Hugh Johnson, Tony Kapay, Tom Phelan, Dave Kuhner, Steve Moder, Mike Boyd, Ernie Schugel, Paul Deisinger, Fred Blau, Coach Leeds, Tony Fadale--Coach's Assistanl. img.: Q y r,,+r5?+'43 33 33 V2 77 som 72 5217, 7415 so 71 so VARSITY SCHEDULE Burbank 71 Burroughs 70 V2 Polytech 39, St. Francis 10 Saint Anthony 47M Cantwell 32 Loyola 5l 'A Pius 28Vz Cathedral 54 Serra 33 Mt. Carmel 4 7 left to Right: Co-captain Gary Gierok, Coach Bill leeds, Co captains Dan Luecke and Mike Tenk. Tenk strains lor another first, Announcer Roy lWalterl Winchell. .,,, K ww, .,,... ,Z . Mxllikh . I ,ag-,,.. Q'-f1e,w,zmgm . -4 ., . l , . A A AO 20 V2 67 V2 67 V2 68 52 77 65 V2 80 7l V2 B TRACK SCHEDULE Burbank Burroughs Polytech 20, St. Francis Saint Anthony Cantwell Loyola Pius U Cathedral Serra Mt. Carmel 50 74 V2 27 V2 21 V2 26 39 18 29V2 15 2'l V2 B TRACK TEAM Bottom Row: Left to Right, Marty Vusich, Gary Edwards, Stan Jones, Joe Flanagan, Howard Smith, Bob Childs, Bob Souza. Middle Row: Pat O'Grady, Jim Schenk, Jerry Bernordy, Frank Longo, Mike Laughlin, Jerry Hewitt, John Heaphy, Denny Nodine, Roger White. Top Row, Bill Brown, Larry Gallagher, Geoffry Teoll, Bob Fowler, Bud Pratte, John Salzmann, John Aussem, Pete Ruiz, Dave Guinan, Mike Trott, Jim Van Beveran, Ray Wolfe, .lim Nownes. Barry to Dominisse . . Varsity Relay. Martin shows Varsity form, 46 36 71 59 V2 51 54 V2 57 341 'fg 53 42 33 23 27 17V2 25 3OV2 6 4232 23 31 A 'Q .nu fi TENNIS SCHEDULE 7 Burroughs 6 Glendale Hoover 3 Burbank 6 Glendale 4 Burbank 6 Birmingham 5 Cathedral 5 North Hollywood 6 Loyola 6 Van Nuys 5 Cathedral 6 Reseda 6 Harvard 3 Loyola I Marshall 4 Hart 4 Harvard 4 S.C. Frosh 4 Loyola VARSITY TENNIS First Row: Left to Righty Art Wolf, Jay Seidemann, Mike lrsleld, Pete lrsfeld, Jim Conway. Second Row, Bill Mahar, George Corfino, Jim Brosnan, Steve Gooch, John Keating, Emil Nagel. .l.V. TENNIS SQUAD Left to Right: John Linde, Richard Byrne, Bob Immel, Brothe Cassian, C.S,C., Bob Feden, Bill Shean, Dan Baedeker. GOLF SCHEDULE 7 Burroughs 23 Sl, Francis 32 Sf. Francis l7 Redondo 29 Redondo Leuzinger Glendale Hoover 29 Glendale Hoover l5 Leuzinger O Burroughs 34 Oxnard 36 Cantwell ' A 29 I3 4 l9 7 l5 l-4 7 l5 36 2 O 057 .36 .36 .36 forfeit J.V. GOLF TEAM Bollom Row: lell lo Righlg Jim Hawkins,, Dale Hende so She on Hibarger, Bud Darrah. Top Row: Left ro Righl Ga y Ryan Duane Priemsburger, Bob Feden, Larry Meares. Cathedral Sf. John Vianney Oxnard Cantwell ' O Sf. John Vianney O Cathedral 0 VARSITY GOLF TEAM Bollom Row, Lefl lo Righl: Pele lrsleld, Bob Ch s e Mke Irs e Top Row: Lefl lo Righlg Howard Hopper, Bud Prarle Brother W llnarn C.S.C., Jim Grove, John Pawlek. 'TSA 'im H J D. as Qu CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Lef! io Righh Roger White, Mike Merkle, John Sclzrncnn, Tom Phelan, Dave Kuhner, Errol Gchby Bonnet. Murphy if VARSITY BASEBALL MANAGERS Will Pcnnier, John Rcssmon, John Bichler. Qi l N, . Q1 ' i 1 , K ATHLETIC DIRECTORS Brother Bernard, C.S.C.-Assistant, Brother Nivard, C.S.C.-Athletic Director, and Brother Albert, C.S.C. -Assistant. PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: Bob Trinity, Tene Vanni, Nick Fotine, Vince Fcdale. First Row: Tony Kopay, Tony Fadale- President, Mike Tenk, Bob Souza, Jim Flynn, Paul Maxwell, George Skolla-SecretaryTreasurer, Pat M. Smith. Second Row: Pat Johnson, Jim Conway, Dan Luecke, Phil Kridler, Ron DeLamore, Rich Marrone, Pete Pusateri, Dick Powers, Brother Joseph, C S,C. Third Row: George Barry, Gary Gierok, Bud Pratte- Vice Presid nt E I M h F ' ' ' ' ' e , rro urp y, rank Salerno, Bob Laughlin-Sgt. 0. Arms. Jim O Hanlon, John DeCoster, Gabriel Pasquale. Last Row: Rich Thesing, John Strahl, Dave Hanna, Tony Susca, Mike Adams, Dan Baedeker, Gabby Bonnet, Mike Arlotto, ,,.,...:::::::::::.-: 5 Q - s l l 510 , Q C x.! ll lk if The spirit of giving is essential to the success of any activity. One only gets out of something what one puts into it. This spirit helps the Notre Dame student win friends and it will eventuallY aid him to be successful in life. Z 'fi' .M 3.-ri ,Ka ,, X S5 L f w MQ Q 'w i,Q.i in b Ye ' 'T -is, A 1-X ' Q M 'Fx , af .inf 'vw fb 1 X ,f ff Vf f if If ,ff -f f. , ,H ,f , 1, fo' .gff My , ,lf ,If , X A ,nf -, cf ,X ,f 0 4 ff ff 'X ff ff' f W' lf V , 1 lf, ff ,, , ,V H fy ,fp ,Q fzf f y 1 ,ff! ,,,,,f,,,,. 1 f' ,f iffy, STUDENT COUNCIL I move the previous question . . I second the motion. In this atmosphere of informed parliamentary procedure, the Notre Dame Student Council decides many matters concerning the entire student body. Being composed of Student Body officers, class and club officers, the council executes numerous worthwhile projects. Among their many contributions this year were the successful handling of Student Body elections, the intramural program, noontime hall patroling, andthe daily recitation of the rosary. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION First Row: Left to Right, Richard Hernandez lCathedraIl, Tony Abdulla ICathedraIl, Dan Baedeker, Jim Conway, Rich Marrone, Jim Herndon. Second Row: George Cortina, Mark Villarino, Joe Sowa, Jay Whitney, Mike Adams, Alex Bryant, Jim Corley, Frank Yaeger, Frank Servideo, Pot Rossi. Third row: Tom McArdIe, Tim Johnston, Errol Murphy, Bob Tracy, Terry Wheeler, James Lee, Stephen Blaire, Mike Boury. Fourth Row: Pat Boylan, Jim Brosnan, Dave Mormon, Sheldon Hibarger, Richard Anesi, George Plavchak, Keith Kominski, Art McCulloch, Mike Lerner, Gary Kinzer. Fifth Row: Joe Flanagan, Mike Boyd, Roger Culver, Terry Supple, Richard Jensen, Dan Luecke, Pete lrsfeld, Brian Moore, Bob Meyer, Dick Daly, Anthony Riolo. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Lett to Right, Frank Salerno, Dan Baedeker, Mike Adams, Jim Conway-Vice4President, Dun luecke-President, Pat Smith-Secretory Treasurer, John K. Lawson, Rich Morrone. Second Row: left il 4 to Right, Mike Dudley, Rich Thesing, John Kirsh, Gerald Fecht, Bruce Luedtke, Jack Bussie. Third Row: M left lo Right, Jay Whitney, Frank Longo, Hugh Johnson, Rich Daly, Bob Meyer. Absent: Ralph Ruiz. Brother Eugen, C.S.C. Moderator of the Student Council and CSF. CSF OFFICERS Don Baedeker-President, Jim Conway-Vice-President, Rich Morrone-Secretory lFaIll, and Jim Herndon- Treosurer. Absent: Geoffrey Teall lSpringl. sf . ,ftglyki .QQ I ' J Q M 6, I ,- A dl X9 I .xlllllll ljnurpl Z ' X ' a 0 G: gi 'fulullll ,. 1 , 5' 1 0 f-:P , 9 3,4 ul ' , 5 W, Wy I ' 'v FORENSICS CLUB The students of Notre Dame represent the school in their many activities, and the Debate Team can be Proud of its part. ln the short span of three years, the Forensic Club has earned an outstanding number of awards and trophies. This year our team has outdone itself by placing representatives in both the state and national finals. Under the direction of Brother John, C.S.C., our team has developed into one of the maior contenders for Los Angeles and State honors. We congratulate our team for its accomplishments, and thank them for the prestige they have gained for the name of Notre Dame. Bottom Row: Lett to Right, Don Brosnan, Anthony Riola, Jim Corely, Bob Tracy, Bob Colonna, Joe Sowa, Jay Whitney, Mark Villarino, Jerry Cellner, Tom Peipmeyer. Middle Row: Lett to Right, Robert Thorell, Pat Rossi, George Macksoud, James Lee, Steve Gooch, Mike Collins, Larry Rice, Richard Jensen, Terry Wheller, Gary Kinzer. Top Row: Lett to Right, Mike Lerner, Geoffrey Teall, Pat Boylan, Joe Irwin, Bob Peck, Mike Boury, Gerald Fecht, Alex Bryant, Mike Adams, Jim Conway, Mike McGiveny, Dan Baedeker. Adams, Mike - Degree of Excellence i2t CREDITS First Place Medal Debate C.F.L. 57 Outstanding Senator Student Congress C.F.L. 57 Baedeker, Dan - Degree of Distinction ill First Place Trophy Debate N.F.l. INot. Bn State quol.l UCLA 57 First Place Trophy Impromptu N.F.L. lState quoI.l UCLA 57 5 L First Place Medal Debate C.F.L. Serra 57 A First Place Medal Debate C.F.L. Notre Dame 57 Gold Medal Best Speakers tour. S.C.D.L. Pepperdine 57 Bryant, Alex - Degree of Distinction lil First Place Trophy Oratory American Legion L.A. 57 First Place Trophy Oratory Lions Club Northridge 57 f First Place Trophy Oratory American Legion Van Nuys 56 Conway, Jim - Degree of Honor 131 First Place Trophy Debate S.C.D.L. Loyola 55 Heaphy, John - Degree of Distinction ill First Place Trophy Oratory Lions Club Tarzana 56 McGiveney, Mike - Degree of Honor t3t First Place Trophy Dramatic Interp, C.F.L. Loyola H.S. 56 First Place Trophy Dramatic lnterp. S.C.D.L. Loyola U. 56 First Place Trophy Dramatic lnterp. C.F.L. Notre Dame 56 Sawa, Joe - Degree of Excellence l2l Second Place Medal Oratorical lnterp. N.F.L. tState qual. UCLA 57 Whitney, Jay - Degree of Distinction lll First Place Trophy Debate N.F.L. tState and Nat.l UCLA 57 First Place Medal Debate C.F.L. Notre Dame 57 First Place Trophy Extemp. S.C.D.L. lState qual. S.C. 56 First Place Medal Extemp. S.C.D.L. Loyola 56 First Place Medal Debate S.C.D.L. Loyola 55 SWEEPSTAKES TROPHIES N.F.l. District Tour. UCLA 57 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Carrolton Club Cathedral 57 NOTRE DAME CHAPTER C.F.L. at Serra lFall Open Tour.l Serra 56 OFFICERS C.F.L. at Serra lDebate Tour.l Serra 57 .eft to Right: Brother John, C.S.C., Dan Second in C.F.L. at Notre Dame lWinter '56t Notre Dame 56 ' 9, ' Lqedgkertpfegidenf, Bob C o I 9 n n a-5,c. S.C.D.L.-Southern California Debate League ii f ': ' , etary-Treasurer, Geoffrey Teall-Vice-Pres. C-F-L--CULPUHC F0'e 5lC LGUQUG ,. ' N.F.L.-National Forensic League ' :II ' I' N tj' - 'W E Senior Debators and Trophies. ll7 SOPHOMORE Y.C.S. lefl lo magm- , i 9 i Vince Fadale-Group Leader, Jack Bussie, Mike Merkle, Bruce Luedlke, Jerry Hewitt, Geoffrey Teall. 1 Ama K ., .M ,. N. H, SENlOR Y.C.S. I First Row: Left to Righf: RlCl1 MUYVOUE, DUN LUGCKE, Tony Fcdale, Bob Meyer, Bob Kahmann, Rich Daly, Dave Hanna. Second Row: Left To Righfz Pill 5Wee 9Yf Gubbl' Bonnel' Tony SUNG' Jlm Breen' Rlch Thesiflg Jim ConwUY 'GroUP lecdefi PU' Smllllf Brolher Rlcordo' C'S'C -Sponsor' Richard Rice Mike Lern r -ri! 5 ,, rf ii A ffaisw Eaviffwz' FRESHMAN Y.C.S. Lefl to Righty Terry Supple, Mike Boc- chicchio, Bill Everesl, Gary Faris, John Becker, Bill Salas, Daniel Garcia. Absenl: John Kirsh-Group leader. AA, 1. L Ee' I 4 GLEE CLUB First Row: Left to Right, Richard Byrne, Dennis Bishton, Mark Villarino, Rex Taylor, Will Pannier, Jim LeBlanc, Robert Farmer, Brother Alfred, C.S.C.-Director. Second Row: Left to Right, Allan Roney, Harold Thompson, Mike Damiano, Carey Johnson, Rocci Silveslri, Frank Royster, Ross Benner. Third Row: Left to Right, Bob Hungerford, George Amy, Kent Lasoter, Bill Logar, Bryan Hurley, Phil Abel, Dwight Pearson, Mike Dudley, Ray Seider. Top Row: Left to Right, Mike Trott, Vince Mociorski, Mike McGiveney, Jim Schenk, Joe Dudley, Robert Bochniarz, Vernon Morrow, Frank Moga, Bill Coldwell. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Mike Dudley-President, Mike McGiveney- Secretory, and Brother Alfred, C.S,C.-Di- rector, lAbsent: Bob Bold-Treosurer.l Left Side-First Row: Left to Rightg Dennis Feeley, Mike Muron, Chris Hagerty, Mike McGreevy, Mike Chambers, Rory Robinson, Robert Avolo. Second Row: Jerry McGreevy, Dennis Sprague, Larry Tadlock, Mike O'Sullivan, Tony Dempster, Ralph Ruiz, Pete Ruiz, Jack Bannon. Third Row: Dennis Lewis, Frank Serra, James Strasser, Steve Cross, Charles Robbins, Mike Tracy, Buddy Thompson, Jerry Wade. Fourth Row: Steve Rodgers, Pat Wade, John McDonald, Greg Lodas, Willard Cross, Tom Driscoll, Walter VonDerAhe, Dave Mormon, Art McCulloch. 2 K .15 if 7f0Z9ze amz .s COLOR GUARD Left to Right: John Downs, Terry Beebe, larry Tadlock, Dennis Sprague. xi. 'NVQ . suse. I gas L- 2 gg' ' Right Side-First Row: Lett to Right, Ed Alexander, Tom Bronchetti, Mike Bocchicchio, Vernon Brown, Greg Petrello, Jerry Wagner. Second Row: Ronald llsley, Dan Fahey, Dick Noonan, Bruce Vennernan, Don lovello, Terry Beebe, John Downs, Brother Eugenio, C.S.C. Third Raw: Jerry Schlund, Bill Szabo, Dennis Martin, Dennie Morcellino, Jim Lewis, Mike Artega, Steve Fries, Rich Marrone. Fourth Row: Terry Barschow, Richard Cook, Bernard Tellez, Clittord Flesch, Jerry Cellner, Bill Crawford, Larry Peters, Drum Maior ga 5 Jerry McGreevy BAND OFFICERS Sitting: Charles Robbins-Assistant li- brarian, and Larry Tadlock-Assistant Librarian. Standing: Ralph Ruiz-Prev ident, Art McCulloch-Vice President, and Jim Lewis-Secretary. Absent: Mike Tracy-Manager. E! me , 3 1 our DANCE BAND First Row: Left to Right, Dick Cook, Jerry Wade, Ralph Ruiz, Dick Noonan, Jim Strosser. Second Row: Lett to Righty Bud Thompson, Bill Szabo, Mike Artega, Jim Lewis, Mike Bocchicchio. Standing: left to Right, Pat Wade, Ed Alexander, John lnverso, Tom Fennell, Brother Eugenio, C.S.C. Absent: Rich Mcrrone. BAND CLUB OFFICERS left to Right: Mrs. Desmond McGreevy-Vice-President, Mr. Edward Ruiz--President, Brother Eugenio, C.S.C.-Moderator, Mrs. Arthur Flesch-Secretary, Mr. Harold Martin-Treasurer. e . , ,A 3' A ,xi 'S eisl if E' Q' N T Mr. Dominic Cifarelli ond Bruce Vennemon. BAND MONOGRAM MEMBERS Bottom Row: Left to Righl, Dennis Morcellino, Bob Tracy, Dove Mormon, Ar! McCulloch, Jim Lewis, Bruce Vennamon, Jerry Cellner, Willard Cross, Middle Row: lefl lo Right, Charles Robbins, Mike McGreevy, Clif Flesch, Ron llsley, Lawrence Peters, Bill Crawford, Jerry Wade, John Speuono. Top Row: Left to Right, Dan Fahey, Rory Robinson, Bob Chambers, Ed Alexander, Jerry McGreevy, Jim Slrosser, Steve Cross. , ,ffl ,fi ff- il if 5 ji -'ip if iw ' ! fm! , 'i xllff9,j33ffCZji, Fytuuiliaaixii 1111! A Biology Exmbn. 1 m My A,,,. I' f A i i I f I f 575 'W , Science Fair Sensation. SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS AI Roimondi, Bob Bold I.eH to Right: Danny Caruso, Jerry Crosehi. I M f -hm, ii E ii if ii I 'sf A hV ,i , ' P 12 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS 7 Al Raimondi, Brother Benignux, Joy Whitney. .4 Q 7' SCIENCE CLUB Top Row: Left to Right: Mike Lerner, Pat Rossi, Larry Meores, Jim Conway, Geoffrey Teall, Roger Culver, Pete Pusateri, Dan Luecke, Jim Brosnan, Rich Marrone, Robert Peak, Don Baedeker, Jim Herndon, John K. Lawson. Middle Row: Al Sanchez, Bill Scott, Horlan Bagaus, John Pinski, Richard Jensen, Jay Whit- ney, Pete lrsfeld, Bob Meyer, John Heaphy, Errol Murphy, Brian Moore, Joe Sowa, Gabby Bonnet, Hugh Johnson. Bottom Row: George Schaerer, Al White, Jerry Hewitt, Tom McArdle, Jerry Cellner, Mark Villarino, Will Curnutt, Sheldon Hibarger, Bob Feden, Jerry McBrearty, Pat M. Smith, AI Raimondi, Bob Bold, Terry Wheeler, Fred Dunn. Q 'RFQ RADIO CLUB Qi.. Sitting: Left to Right, Paul Queyral, Bill Everest, Frank Maga, Tony Slupko, Dennis Polis, Frank Russi, John Pawlek, Steve Berry, Tom Peipmeyer, Doug Lupton, Phil Wilson, Wallace Cook, Mike Smith, Doug Fitzgerald, Bob Stein, Bill Bowers, Virgilio Rodriguez, AI White. Standing: Jerry McBrearty, Leo Schweigel, Tom Shanley, John Warren-Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Peak-President, Jerry Crosetti, Owen Flynn, Jim Schmiederer, Paul Signorelli-Vice-President, Mike Ganahl, Brother Nivard, C.S.C.- Moderator. LIBRARY STAFF Left to Right: Brother Gordian, C.S.C., Larry Salazar, Nick Kinzer, Dennis Polis, George Amy., Al Sanchez, Carl Grant, Joe Pantuso. I gi QQ T 9 'Ks fill, ,fp wb MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS Left lo Right, Frank Salerno-President, Gary Gierok-Vice-President, Mike Tenk-Secretary, Bob Laughlin-Sgl. al Arms, and Coach Don A Klinkhommer-Advisor. MONOGRAM CLUB Sealed--Bottom Row, Frank Salerno, Gary Gierok, Mike Tenk, Bob Laughlin. Second Row, George Corfino, Jim O'Hanlon, John Oberholzer, Bob Meyer, Phil Kridler. Third Row, Dick Powers, Ron leMare, George Skalla, Errol Murphy, Jim Flynn. Fourth Row: Pele Pusaleri, Pal Smilh, George Barry, Bob Souza, Paul Maxwell. Standing-Al the Left, Pal Johnson, Jim Conway, Mike Merkle, Dan luecke, Tony Fadale, Bob Wunsch, Bud Pralle, Ernie Schugel, Bill Gregory, Tom Phelan. Cenler lBollom Rowj, Rich Marrone, Mike Boyd, Jim Grove, Denny Borowsky, Mike Arlollo, John DeCosler, Cenler lTop Rowi, Jim Schmiederer, Sleve Moder, Coach Klinkhammer, Roger Brennan, Dick Falck. Al lhe Right, Dove Kuhner, Wayne Javurek, John Rougeol, Ernie Pursley, Fred Finocchiaro, Wall Griffin, Tony Kopay, Denny Nodine. Assignments, deadlines, copy, gallies-all part of getting o newspaper into print. These duties fall on the shoulders of the editors and staff of THE KNlGHT . The magazine is compiled once every six weeks, and students become so absorbed in the contents that they tend to forget the amount of work put into the publication. A word of thanks is in order for the editors, writers, and photograph- ers who provide much enioyable reading now, and memories for the future. THE KNEGHT STAFF ASSOCIATE EDITORS Kneeling: John Slavin, Jim Keller, Jim O'Hanlon. Standing: Pat Boylan, Mike Lerner, Bob Colonno, George Corlino. STAFF Firsl Row: Left lo Righl, William Pannier, Gabby Bonnet, Pal Johnson, Hugh Johnson, Frank Yaeger, Richard Uschyk, Gary Kinzer, Bob Tracy, George Corlino, Jim Keller, Bob Colonna. Second Row: Jim O'Honlon, Larry Serna, Mike Walls, Dick Muller, Pal Smilh, Duane Priemsberger, Joe Dervin, Don Frank, Al Aquino, Ted Holi, Pal Rossi, Phil McArdIe. Third Row: Gerald Fechl, Don Baedeker, Jim Conway, Mike Dudley, John K. Lawson, John Slavin, Mike Adams, Mike Lerner, Jim Corley, Bert Falvo, Pal Boylan, Wallace Cook, lorry Glenn, Tom Bronchelli. -. NM: SAX -fHlll'llkQY' l Z 2 ' 'fqa EDITORS Dan Baedeker, John K. Lawson, Brolher John, C.S.C., Jim Conway. Z l 1 5' in E Christmas Play. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS L ft to Ri ht: Gerald Fecht-Assembly Chairman, 0 9 Brother August, C.S.C.-Sponsor, Pct Smith- Vice-President, Mike Adams-President. STAGE CREW Bottom Row: Left to Right, Bert Falvo, Mike Shubeck, Tom Tremer, Dove James, John Stevens, Ed Walker. Top Row: Don Zerfcs, Phil Wilson, Harry Lex, John Zwolinski, Chuck Martinez, Don Hannover, Dennis Slack. I x S 3, f if imma-1 3 'ff 5 es,-1--'-'r':f'f'f i First Row: Left to Right, Mike Adams, Robert Ridosh, Tom Kinzer, Gerald Fecht. Second Row: Joe Dudley, Richard Uxchyk, John Downs, Nick Singer, Larry Gallagher. Third Row: Ross Benner, John M. Lawson, Joe Bosxi, Ray Cordett, Pete Long. Fourth Row: John Stevens, Dave James, Dennis Slack, Greg Petrello, Rich Daly. Filth Row: Mike Dudley, Rich Hutchings, Pat Boylan, Pat A. Smith. First Row: Left to Righty John Werm, Bill Wittich, Bill Logar, Ed Moravec. Second Row: Gary Nething, Joe Pantuso, Pat A. Smith, Mark Villarino. Third Row: Richard Stowe, Mike Boury, AI Aquino, Jim Corely. Fourth Row: Carl Acquaviva, Ray Grill, Louis Jansen, Dennis Smith. Fifth Row: Bert Falvo, Ed Sweeney, Tom Del Ruth, Mike Dudley. Sixth Row: John Pavelka, Mike Lerner, Conrad Wright, Tom VonDerAhe. f m if 2 Mrs. L -Mem' MISSION CLUB First Row: Lett to Right, Richard Rice, Dan Valasco Carl Aquavivo, Bob Feden, Bert Falvo, Tony Susca, Mike Tenk, Pat Johnson, Hugh Johnson, Pat A. Smith, Duncan McMahon, Frank Longo, Jerry Hess. Second Row: Left to Right, Frank Yaeger, Harold Thompson, John Shugrue, Griffin Bloodhart, Tom McArdle, Bill Wittich, Pat Sweeney, George Barry, Brian Moore, Ray Grill, Ernie Schugel, Pat M. Smith, Phil Grayson, Bill Westmeyer, Gary Gierok. Third Row: Left to Right, Gary Dudley, Gabby Bonnet, Ken Mocleoy, Rocci Silvextri, Dave Hanna, Phil Kridler, Ed Alexander, Nick Walker, Duane Preimsberger, Bob Kahmann, Jim Corely, John Pinski, Rich Thesing. Fourth Row: Lett to Right, Tony Fadale, Rich Marrone, Don luecke, Alex Bryant, Steve Gooch, Phil Abel, Vince Maciorski, Mike Howard, John Ober- holxer, Mike Adams, Alan Roney, Chuck Martinez, Dan Marriot, Jim Herndon, Frank Salerno, Tony Salas, Chris Hagerty, Karl Stockl, Jim Breen. Q M -:gf 9 Vg J 5 MISSION CLUB OFFICERS Lett to Right: Mike Tenk-Secretary, George Barry-Vice-President, Alex Bryant-Treasurer, Jerry Fecht-President, and Brother Ricardo, C.S.C.-Sponsor. PATRONS CLUB OFFICERS Left to Righh Messrs. Rudy Falvo-Treasurer, Richard Preimsberger-- Secrelary, Jack Whilney-President, Mike Regan-Vice-President, and William Wilhelm-Vice-President. PATRONS CLUB T l s Mgr X. , -W, NX il ff V , 5, N 'M A ' X QM fy Lf X xi X' Y l Palrons Club a Ia New Orleans King and Queen of Mardi Gras Ball Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colonna f Y I vp X - X E , F1 S X , L 5' 5 X W ,gw HARVEST HOEDOWN :fn fi gf 59 'Q' K X , N 'Q THE ARCHES STAFF A truly dedicated staff has spent a year in preparing this publication for you. Deciding on themes and designs for division pages, planning the dummy, selecting photographs, writing articles, devising captions-these are but a few of the many duties of the editors, moderator and staff members. The work though trying at times has its compensations when the book is completed and is in the hands of appreciative readers. ASSOCIATE EDITORS Lett to Right: Joe WetterAports Editor lBasketbaIll, Norm West-Sports Editor, Bob Feden, and Dan Baedeker-Copy Editor. Student Photographers: Ted Hoff and Dale Wyman. Business Managers: Brother Marco, C.S.C., and John Strahl. ,PIN WW-' -Q X . -if' Mm fo-editors Rich Thesing and Rich Daly :ith Brother Aloysius, C.S.C., Advisor. Q r Staff Members: Pat Boylan QCartoonsj, Chuck Valla, Bob Kahmann, Dick Muller, and Earl Graham. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Jack Cannicott, our yearbook representative, for his kind advice and cooperation on the yearbook. We thank Mr. Marvin Whiteman for his generosity in furnishing the airlift for our aerial shot and Mr. Ed Hoff for his assistance with the photography. 'WI Q ALTAR SOCIETY Seated: Left to Righty Mmes. Edward Yeallel, Christopher Flanagan-Secretary, Brother Elwin, C.S.C., Mmes. Rudy Falvo-President, Charles Todd-Vice-President and Corresponding Secretary, Irvin Feden- Treasurer. Standing: Mmes. Joseph Villarino, Sylvester Singer, Harlan Bagaus, Desmond McGreevy, Fronk Monteleone, Richard Moder. lAhsent: Mrs. Bert Kost.l A i--.i.....,, ,........-i it E 551, M Mock Trial in Physics Field Trip. Ar! Exhibit. 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I Spezzano, J. 3 Siephens, R. 3 Thesing, R. 4 Win, D. 3 Zeuschsl, D SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams, Michael T. 423 E. Walnut, Burbank Alves, Anthony J. 9545 Noble Ave., Sepulveda Anderson, Kenneth A. 19934 Kittridge, Caoga Park Arlotto, Michael R. 9801 Rathburn, Northridge Baedeker, Daniel F. 155'1 Raymond Ave., Glendale Barling, David J. 4100 Camillea Ave., North Hollywood Barry, George J. 8934 Rathburn, Northridge Bauman, Charles M. 736 N. Reese Pl., Burbank Benner, Ross E. 117 Harvey Dr., Glendale Blau, Fred C. 4132 Shady Glade, Studio City Bold, Robert V. 17507 Emelita St., Encino Bonnet, Gabriel A. 1951 Midvale, Los Angeles 25 Borowsky, Dennis R. 12726 Archwood St., North Hollywood Boury, Gabriel J. 4936 Biloxi Ave., North Hollywood Brennan, Roger E. 6735 Cedros, Van Nuys Bruder, James F. 4566 Greenbush, Sherman Oaks BYYUM, Alexander J. 319 Riverdale Dr., Glendale Burgmeier, I-rank L. 5848 Radford St., North Hollywood Buttaccio, Gerald T. 14348 Gilmore St., Van Nuys Capriola, Michael P. 5102 Longridge Ave., Sherman Oaks Christl, Raymond C. 4710 Noeline Ave., Encino Conway, James F. 13075 Blaikwood Dr., North Hollywood Daly, Richard P. 4914 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles De Coster, John L. 17100 Burton, Van Nuys De Cristo, Nicholas 942 N. Hobart, Hollywood De Lamare, Ronald V. 308 Kenwood St., Burbank Dietz, Bernard H. 15126112 Dickens, Sherman Oaks Di Luccia, Joseph R. 216 N. Sparks, Burbank Dolan, Norman E. 1016 N. Lima, Burbank Dominisse, Robert D. 12543 Hart, North Hollywood Douglass, James C. 10524 Whipple, North Hollywood Dudley, Gary L. 944 Del Rey Dr., Glendale Dudley, Michael D. Dudley Lane, Newhall Dunn, Frederick W. 13129 Hartsook St., Sherman Oaks Eberley, Charles E. 8156 Sylmar Ave., Panorama City Ecklund, Edward C. 9942 Laurel Canyon, Pacoima Elm, James P. 19869 Roscoe Blvd., Canoga Park Engel, Samuel J. 7608 Texhoma, Northridge Esnard, John A. 10720 Ohio Ave., Los Angeles 24 Fadale, Anthony V. 11045 Tiara St., North Hollywood Falck, Richard F. 5005 Radford Ave., North Hollywood Falvo, Bert A. 4455 Longridge Ave., Sherman Oaks Fecht, Gerald R. 17440 Saticoy St., Van Nuys Flynn, James J. 14333 Kittridge St., Van Nuys Foellstel, Phillip F. 7843 Apperson St., Sunland Gaanie, Thomas J. 14060 Van Nuys Blvd., Pacoima Gemora, Charles P. 2808 Durand Dr., Hollywood Gierok, Gary T. 8800 Paso Robles Ave., Northridge Grabe, George L. 6454 Gilson Ave., North Hollywood Graham, Earl K., Jr. 4558 Longridge Ave., Sherman Oaks Grant, John 14617 South Maclay St., San Fernando Grayson, Philip S. 4752 Don Pio Dr., Woodland Hills Gregory, William M. 854 So. Cochran Ave., Los Angeles Griffin, Walter R. 13356 Huston St., Sherman Oaks Grove, James A. 14244 Cohasset St., Van Nuys Gunther, Robert K. 7452 Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys Hair, Tyrone C. 4746 Kraft St., North Hollywood Hanna, David W. 4123 Mary Ellen, North Hollywood Hannah, William M. 8421 Bardwell Ave., Panorama City Heaphy, John R. 7531 Newcastle Ave., Reseda Helms, Joel 8850 Sylmar Ave., Panorama City Herndon, James H. 4344 Vg Stern Ave., Sherman Oaks Herrick, Kenneth L. 2023 Frederic St., Burbank Hill, Charles E. 6644 Tobias Ave., Van Nuys Hungerford, Robert L. 16503 Napa St., Sepulveda lavello, Donald P. 15200 Vose Sl., Van Nuys lnverso, John S. 4535 Wortser Ave., North Hollywood lrsfeld, Peter J. 4954 Mammoth Ave., Sherman Oaks Jackson, Timothy J. 4237 Whitsett, Studio City Johnson, Patrick S. 10828 Valley Spring Lane, No. Hollywood Johnston, Timothy H. 412 No. Buena Vista St., Burbank Jones, Barry C. 4521 Kraft Ave., North Hollywood Kahman, Robert S. 9938 Gloria, Granada Hills Kearns, John K. 14948 Martha St., Van Nuys Kingsford, Stephen B. 18612 Strathern, Reseda Kinzer, Nicholas A. 8560 Woodley Ave., Sepulveda Klumpp, Richard A. 1 4750 Sepulveda Blvd., Sherman Oaks Kridler, Philip W. 13420 Magnolia, Sherman Oaks Kuzma, John E. 4320 Teesdale Ave., Studio City La More, Eugene P. 13208 Bloomfield St., Sherman Oaks Laney, Robert K. 11677 McCormick St., North Hollywool Laughlin, Robert H. 5535 Donna, Tarzana Lawson, John K. 13000 Blairwood Dr., Studio City Lawson, John M. 625 Cumberland Rd., Glendale Learned, Edwin O. 14236 Minnehaha St., San Fernando Lentini, James G. 12225 San Fernando Rd., San Fernand Lex, Harry E., Jr. 14756 Albers St., Van Nuys Lisa, Vito E. 5513 Cartwright Ave., North Hollywoc Lodas, Gregory W. 4906 Stern Ave., Sherman Oaks Looney, James P. 520 No, Myers, Burbank Luecke, Daniel E. 4649 La Mirada, Los Angeles McArdle, Philip J. 4450 Canoga Ave., Woodland Hills McCulloch, Art N. 13106 V2 Riverside Dr., Sherman Oaks McDonald, Jay F. 18157 Parthenia, Northridge McGiveney, Owen M. 4550 Murietta Ave., Sherman Oaks McGreevy, Desmond G. 5437 Vantage Ave., North Hollywood McMurrray, Charles T. 4465 Katherine Ave., Sherman Oaks McNulty, John M. 5455 White Oaks Ave., Ukiah Maciorski, Vincent P. 22016 Runnymede St., Canoga Pork Marriott, Daniel F. 15052 Marlin Pl., Van Nuys Marrone, Richard H. 15645 Blackhawk St., Granada Hills Martin, Thomas G, 12011 Lorne St., North Hollywood Martinez, Charles J. 11025 Weddington St., North Hollyw- Maxwell, Paul F. 6550 Murietta Ave., Van Nuys Meares, Lawrence G. 4914 Sunnyslope Ave., Sherman Oaks Metzger, Robert P. 13906 Van Nuys Blvd., Pacoima Metzger, Thomas H. 4409 Mammoth Ave., Sherman Oaks Meyer, Robert L. 1828 Keswick, Reseda Moore, Brian R. 10728 Shoshone Ave., Granada Hills Moraux, Norman L. 13463 Gladstone Ave., Sylmar Morman, David G. 2331 No, Beachwood Dr., Hollywood Moss, Steven B. 508 Eton Dr., Burbank Muller, Richard S. 1444 Columbus Ave., Glendale Myers, Charles A. 1 1693 Laurelwood Dr., Studio City Nagel, Emil G. 5224 Zelzah Ave., Encino Naiar, Philip J. 15361 Chatsworth St., San Fernando Nelson, Ernest E. 11681 Borden Ave., Pacoima Newell, Victor W. 5356 Fountain Ave., Los Angeles 29 Oberholzer, John A. 7231 Coldwater Cyn., North Hollywood O'Brien, Dennis M. 17325 Keswick St., Northridge O'Connor, Brian J. 6127 Denny Ave., North Hollywood O'Connor, Dion J. 6127 Denny Ave., North Hollywood O'Hanlon, James F. 3961 Sunswept Dr., Studio City Oliver, Richard A. 8781 Colbath Ave., Van Nuys Pavelka, John G. 6943 Haskell Ave., Van Nuys Pawlek, John G. 528 So. Orchard Dr., Burbank Perry, Ronald A. 14624 Hart St., Van Nuys Pinski, John H. 1 1582 Otsego St., North Hollywood Polizzi, Dennis M. 11110 Lemay, North Hollywood Posito, Joseph B. 9572 Hey Ave., Pacoima Powers, Richard J. 12116 Hesby St., North Hollywood Powers, Richard J. 121 16 Hesby St., North Hollywood Pursley, Ernest, E. 6661 Balcom Ave., Reseda Pusateri, Peter H. 8331 Webb Ave., Sun Valley Regan, Michael P. 712 No. Niagara, Burbank Reichwein, Frank V. 4558 Mariota, North Hollywood Reppe, Eugene D. 14128 Sylvan St., Van Nuys Rice, George T. 7412 Balboa Blvd., Van Nuys Ridosh, Michael H. 9445 Dorrington Ave., Pacoima Rio, Edward J. 3455 Wrightview Dr., North Hollywood Riordan, Thomas R. 662 Arden, Glendale Robertson, Jack B. 11024 Hatteras, North Hollywood Robertson, William D. 11024 Hatteras St., North Hollywood Robison, Thomas E. 5746 Andasol, Encino Rossi, Patrick J. 4938 Riverton Ave., North Hollywood Rossman, John F. 13123 Glamis St., Pacoima Roth, Allen J. 14529 Weddington St., Van Nuys Ruiz, Ralph E. 12743 Milbank St., North Hollywood Ruskin, Gregory T. 5725 Woodman Ave., Van Nuys Salas, Anthony V. 4246 Riverton, North Hollywood Salerno, Frank J. 15512 Huston St., Encino Sanderson, David C. 1345 No, Lincoln, Burbank Sarff, Michael W. 6948 Peach Ave., Van Nuys Sawaya, Lee J. 1601 No. Orange Gr., Ave., Hollywood Schaumburg, Gary F. 4231 McFarlane Ave., Burbank Schmidt, Thomas J. 13144 Hartsook St., Sherman Oaks Schmiederer, James F. 607 No. Bel Aire Dr., Burbank Schneider, Edward A. 14500 Herron St., San Fernando Schuyler, Philip D. 12424 Martha St., North Hollywood Schwartz, Roger P. 1013 No. Hudson Ave., Hollywood Servedio, Frank M. 4942 Haskell Ave., Encino Seymour, Kent J. 4824 V1 Cleon Ave., North Hollywood Siciliani, Frank A. 1312 Burbank Blvd., Burbank Signorelli, Paul R. 14221 Riverside Dr., Sherman Oaks Silvestri, Rocci D. b 12146 Lull St., North Hollywood Skaff, Leroy J. 6242 Longridge Ave., Van Nuys Slavin, John D. 5546 Willowcrest Ave., North Hollywood Smith, Patrick A. 4230 Kraft Ave., North Hollywood Smith, Patrick M. 13860 Hamlin St., Van Nuys Souza, Robert J. . 17336 Elkwood St., Northridge Sowa, Joseph P. 22933 Leonora, Woodland Hills Spidel, Thomas J. 13842 Wingo St., Pacoima Stockl, Karl J. 4205 Hayvenhurst, Encino Stoermer, Philip H. 18615 Burbank Blvd., Tarzana Strahl, John P. 1 1426 Albers St., North Hollywood Susca, Anthony D. 12719 Tiara St., North Hollywood Swain, Thomas J. 6620 Teesdale, North Hollywood Sweeney, Patrick F. 305 So. Glenwood Pl., Burbank Tenk, Karl M. 15534 Vanowen St., Van Nuys Thesing, Joseph R. 520 So. Parish Pl., Burbank Thomson, John C. 13449 Riverside Dr., Sherman Oaks Tracy, Michael D. 1 1906 Arminto St., North Hollywood Tremer, Donald T. 18200 Gresham, Northridge Trinity, Robert G. 601 Kenneth Rd., Glendale Valla, Charles J. 4011 Sunswept Dr., Studio City Walls, Michael G. 13330 Huston, Sherman Oaks Warren, John F. 14432 Valley Vista Blvd Sherman ., O West, Norman E., Jr. 14615 Albers St., Van Nuys Westmyer, William L. 4722 Hayvenhurst Ave., Encino Wetter, William J. 443 Hagar St., San Fernando Whitaker, Leo G. 254 Kenneth, Glendale Whitney, John W. 421 So, Sparks St., Burbank Wilkoff, Barry J. 9225 Whitaker St., Sepulveda Williams, Donald B. 5725 Saloma Ave., Van Nuys Wilson, Philip J. 5545 McLennan, Encino Winchell, Roy E., Jr. 11134 Debby St., North Hollywood Wunsch, Robert V. 5806 Camerford Ave., Hollywood Wyman, Dale A. 1230 No. Parish, Burbank Yaeger, Frank A. 607 Howard St., Glendale Yeakel, Gary R. 13775 Valley Vista, Sherman Oaks Yester, James L. 326 So. Lincoln St., Burbank Zerfas, Daniel G. 18416 Halsted, Northridge Zwolinski, John A. 18712 Nordhoff St., Northridge 147 aks Dick Folck and Betty Moukestod get the once over from Mr. Tobbie Smith before their picture is taken at GRANT'S STUDIO, 14625 Victory Blvd. in Van Nuys. PHOTOGRAPHERS or 1957 SENIOR PORTRAITS. OUR ADVERTISERS Sporting the latest summer styles, while taking the pause that refreshes are Dan Luecke and Pat Pinto who shopped for these diddys at RATHBUNS, 5311 Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood. Brother Elwin is getting assistance from Tom Shanley and Al Sanchez which he doesn't need to make the finest Ros- aries available. I-M. -sffrr , 'ga 'bL1 i 7f 'fl- Getting the fundamentals of the camera explained to them by Mr. Hays are Bill and .lack Robertson at HAYS CAMERA SUPPLY, 6527 Van Nuys Blvd. 41 LQ , T, 1 at Egads! says Ed Rio as Marilyn Fienman decides upon a real wild sport shirt instead of a conventional white one. Regardless it's the finest at J. C. PENNEY'S CO. at 6454 Van Nuys in Van Nuys. --w..,..,, Yeoww! That's Jim Yester in the ldentist's?l chair with Pat Sweeney at the controls. They are sampling the latest in equipment at WOODY'S HARDWARE CO. at 6510 Van Nuys Blvd. in Van Nuys. Nwfww, All smiles are Jim Bruder and Toni Montelone at the delicious delicacies served by TAIL O'COCK RESTAUR- ANT, l2050 Ventura Blvd. in North Hollywood. -my if , , .,,., .v...ml95 57' ,st -2 : 9.9 so -fs: Dm 9.0 gif. Fx: :o 3 3- Q40 'o Q3 nm 'n T40 .o Lin 'P .IQ n Q-1 -4 fm ,C2 mo .gr 39. 4 212 U -:Q GUS -'N Lt mi' neo : o. S! Q 2-4 o.o 0-5 2'2- 32 0-an .. 5'?' Burbank. ' 2 Tony Suscc and Bobbie Van Cheri pouse to look into the future as they check the latest fabrics and furniture offered by HOAGLAND FURNITURE CO. at 14550 Victory Blvd. in Van Nuys. Fighting for their lives are Don Zerfcns and Dick Daly. They are fending off the students of SUNNY GARDENS NURSERY SCHOOL. Mike Capriola and Jim Conway are beinq shown the efficiency of a Horizon door by an executive of the department of HORIZON DOOR CO., INC., located at 640 Paula in Glendale. WRAY BROTHERS 6 FORD V8 Cars Thunderbirds Trucks ST. 2-7210 ST. 3-1350 6115 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys How about that! says Mike Adams as he and Tony Fadale give the CASA DE CADILLAC Nationwide Full Year Guarantee a close look. 1 , Lynn Hardy, Dave Hanna, Johnny Strahl, and Bobbie Von Cheri are all convinced that for the best fit in town in both men's and women's fashions you must shop at YEAKEL AND GOSS DEPARTMENT STORE, 5272 Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood, I fxs sl v , y in 1 nom .-nv' Neverrrrrr, says Ray Eberly as Norm West cleans up on him in a HOMEWAY LAUNDRY vat. 14401 Calvert St., Van Nuys. For the finest service see them. .1 '01 mm: ' - gi .1 -. f wif f1-- tilt' - , In W Q - in ' H , fr S fy- 4 ,M 'Q' ak mx- ll i1wsf,X:s h stsi is be V, , L,L, ...slewM.fweef-we BNF' V F' I' 2. if W-gait . .iflfigiiiii The finest in candle wares is shown by JOSE HERRERA, That's not right, Pat Cunningham tells Bob Kahmann. whose shop is moved from Olvera Street to 7042 If you want it done right go to MILLS BROS. MOBILGAS. Hollywood Blvd. in Hollywood. Sepulveda at Devonshire. Open 24 hrs. S 8- H Green Stamps. N72 s, Y 1 ---2 w of .wwffv-5 -. V QI' Q 5 ,A . ,.... 4 ,.al'! .., 2 I ,JZ if I ffl L0lef, SUYS I-ee SUWUYG- HAWWWWH' SUYS Bef' Falvo. Good to the last piece, says Pam Kevan and Bob Can't I ride in your new WILKINS PONTIAC. By for Laughlin. lt's NINA'S PIZZA 8- SPAGHETTI HOUSE, the Valley's largest Pontiac Dealer. 5848 Van Nuys 7937 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys. Blvd. in Van Nuys. J T? 1 Ab' ,JV John Pinski, Jim Herndon, and Dan Marriot convince Mardi Gras Dance Committee-Mrs. Christopher Flan- Jim Clark that he too should GIVE TO THE MISSIONS. nagan, Mrs. Harlan Bagans, Mr. John Rougcat, Mr. Walter Meawes. M? N-and swf S wwvmsks. Vive laaaa lblub blubl CAI RI MFG. INC. John Lawson, Mike Dudley and Roger Brennan stare in stark amaze- Alex Bryant, Jim Douglas, Steve Kingsford, and Vince ment at part of the machinery used to make the finest Maciorski lastridel all agree they are the best. 2838 letterman sweaters from CRITERION MILLS, 4507 Von N, Naomi, Burbank. Nuys Blvd. in Van Nuys. BEST wlsHEs JAMES ELECTRIC CO. Commercioi ond Industrial CONTRACTORS REpubIic 2-9106 ROTHE PONTIAC Hottest Cor in '57 601 S. Can Fernando Rd., Burbank V' 9-3309 u- TH 2-5111 Vernon, California San Fernando Valley's Catholic Mortuary J. T. OSWALD A satisfied customer is our best advertisement. NOW-TWO LOCA1-'ONS Ho. 7-2181 soso Hollywood alvo. 5423 T i 9 AV' North Hollywood PO. 36216 6944 Reseda Blvd. Reseda, Calif. DI. 35472 PO. 24066 U50 LIQUOR STORE SAN FERNANDO FUNERAL HOME 905 Second Street Fine Imported and Domestic san Fernando Liquors and Wines Liso 8. Son 10653 Burbank Blvd. North Hollywood I QUIGLEY'S DEPT. STORE 13223 Riverside Dr. TROJAN PRESS INC. LITHOGRAPHERS 5l1el'm0n 00115 ST- 91558 7368 Melrose Ave. Hollywood 46 Calif Vic Crosetti WE. 38101 Congratulations to Class of '57 ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL OTTO NASSER'S PINK PIG RESTAURANT 4954 Van Nuys Blvd. Sherman Oaks, Calif. ST. 49119 OUR LADY'S GIFT SHOP Catholic Supplies 8. Religious Gifts MIKES PIZZA JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT Ravioli ' Spaghetti ' Lasagna 4495 Van Nuys Blvd. 8160 Van Nuys Blvd. ST. 61931 ST. 95228 Sherman Oaks Eat here or take out CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS OF '57 FARMERS FAIR Sponsored by the 46th District Agricultural Association August 21 - 22 - 23 24 - '25 F 84 E LAUNDROMAT FORREST and ESTHER MOON Fluffy Dry and Fold Service Finish Service and Dry Cleaning 135 N. Harvard Phone 9894 ROBERT'S HEALTH FOOD STORE HOME OF NATURAL FOODS GRAY'S ICE CREAM 1219 E. Florida Ave. Phone 7471 L 81 L PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Revlon Cosmetics Drugs 81 Sundries 333 E. Florida Phone 3101 REYNOLD'S SHOE REPAIRING Leather Repair of All Kinds 107 N. Harvard St. Hemet ALLBRIGHTS AUTOMOTIVE STORES Since 1921 Camplete stock of parts for ALL CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTOR TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 432 W. Florida Phones: 801 1 - 8021 DENNY'S BEAUTY SHOP 137 N. Harvard St., Hemet Individual Hair Styles Phone 9891 JACK WALLACE GARAGE Wheel Aligning 81 Brake Service Automotive Repair 108 N. Ramona Phone 0511 come: w. rLomoA a. umom ROBERT G. RECORD BUICK PONTIAC MONTE VISTA GARAGE 101 WEST FLORIDA PHONE 3301 You Are Wise . . . When you buy your electric appliances FROM AN ELECTRIC SHOP HEMET VALLEY ELECTRIC 309 East Florida Ave. RAMONA UPHOLSTERY Complete Home Upholstery Drapery ' Hardware Traverse Track in Slock Johnny Fox CHEVRON SERVICE Gas - Lubrication - Service Aflos Tires ond Bolferies 237 W. Florida Ave. Phone 6892 CLARENCE and BETTY CROWELUS RAMONA FLORAL SHOP AND NURSERY Corsages and Cut Flowers for all ococsions 1357 E. Florida Ave. Hemel 1204 E. Florida Ave. Phone 2861 Phone 8071 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Good Luck To The Groduores of 1957 3 . r vu 'IP ' -... iv, rr- .- . 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