Notre Dame High School - Arches Yearbook (Sherman Oaks, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1958 volume:

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'E Q-., Q -T .,aa1af'?s :T . f if' fm -f H E The Qrrbes w f Notre Dame High School Sherman Oaks, California Presented by 1958 Arches Staff I hr-up in 1 J f If ,r Hurrah! Tomorrow is the tournament. This was the excitement felt by a Knight who strove to impress his lady fair. To win her hand he must prove his skill and courage at jousting in the tournament. Today the Notre Dame Knight who takes an active part in competitive activities and school functions is developing an amiable per- sonality as well as proving his worth. T Introduction . . . .... Pages 1 to 11 Faculty ,... .... P ages 42 to 51 ,pI1 S ' .,...... P sophomores and ' ' ' ....., P 112 141 emors ages 20 to 41 Freshmen ...... .... P ages 52 to 73 Amvmes ages to juniors .....,.. Pages 42 to 51 Athletics ....... ,... P ages 75 to 111 Advertising .... Pages 142 to 167 3 Ja fwfiww 7 'MW Mrs. Harold K DEDICA ION ThK gh dH LdyF -9 wtf? Jfia it 3 . Xt .XX Mrs. Kane and office assistant, Bob Colonna. At home with her pet dog. iPhoto by Rex Taylorj .1,. One of the most amiable and sincere persons at Notre Dame High School is Mrs. Kane, the school secretary. Mrs. Kane unselfishly gives of her time to answer telephones, listen to absentee excuses and put up with the general activity that goes on in school. Mrs. Kane is a versatile person who enjoys swimming, gardening and dancing. She is an active church worker at St. Francis De Sales Parish and was a former president of its Altar Society. In appreciation for your kind service to Notre Dame, the students and faculty wish to dedicate to you the 1958 Arches. Bob Apodaca .iifn eel ,ff S , 11 31 As in the days of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, representatives of the Stu- dent Body meet to determine cooperatively with the faculty those actions which affect the whole student body. STUDENT COUNCIL Clockwise: BILL BROWN - Secretary, HUGH JOHNSON -- President, ROBERT COLONNA - Vice-President, Steve Moder, jack Bussie, Mike Merkle, jeff Teall, Bruce Luedtke, Terry Supple, jerry Cellner, john Kirsch, jack Bannon, john Becker, William O'Connell, James Lamare, Mike Ashen, Brother Eagan, C.S.C.-Moderator, Gary Faris, Mike Detina, Jim Keller, Harlan Bagaus, Dan Garcia, Bill Logar, Frank Longo, Roger Willett, Anthony Kopay. IN OBSERVANCE OF: Although the Notre Dame of San Fernando Valley has barely ten years of history behind it, this year the religious institute which has been responsible for making that name known throughout the world, observes the centenary of apostolic approbation of its rules and con- stitutions. It was Pope Pius IX who in 1857 confirmed and recognized the Congregation of Holy Cross through- out the world. The men who founded the Congregation S2794 fQ 1 9 Brother Philip gives di- rections in typing class. -Father Dujarie, who conceived the idea of a group of teaching brothers under the patronage of St. joseph, and Father Moreau, who united this group to his society of auxiliary priests under the title of Holy Cross- find their place in the thoughts and loyalties of the Brothers who founded and now direct Notre Dame High School in the traditions of Holy Cross. The front view from the corner of ' Riverside and Vfoodman. , CPhoto by Rex Taylorj 'Ed' 1 Ht, i Father Moreau Founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross The Riverside Building 1 3 QW-if ,an-n--uns-0 Y? Z iQ h-...Mm AAMJKV K sv- 3?- 2 Wi' L , 3517 ' -6---M-W -m-, .- W 5.- v' XE' 1- ,, i www... num pull Notre Dame High School is a member of the Southern California Catholic League, which is composed of eight high schools. It is the func- tion of the principals to formulate policies and encourage interscholastic sports. Photo taken on the evening of the Ser- ra-Notre Dame football game. Brother Charles welcomes Brother joseph Hoff- man, S.M., Principal of Serra High School. ADMI I TRATIO BROTHER CHARLES ANDERSEN, C.S.C. Pgincipnl, Patrons' Club Moderator, English I, Religion II fsecond scmesterj. l 'df' uf, QVC BROTHER DONALD CONNOLLY, C.S.C. CFirst Semesterj Treasurer, Cafeteria Manager BROTHER EAGAN HUNTER, C.S.C. Vice-Principal, Student Council Moderator, Di- recror of Studies, California Scholastic Federa- tion Moderator, Religion IV. BROTH ER BENIGNI TS BEUTTIER, C.S.C. Director of Testing and Guidance, Sci- ence Club Moderator, Mathenmtits, Chemistry. 4 n 4 an an 1 fltlll 'Syl 'I fill 155 BROTHER ELXVIN BORES, C.S.C. Attendance Oflicer, Altar Society Moderator, Cafeteria Manager CSQ-cond Semesterj, Sacristan, Coinmissioner, Civics BROTHER RICARDO HlfLlNlzXNN, C.S.C. Mission Club Moderator, Sophomore Class, Co-Sponsor, Junior and Senior Y.C.S. Moderator, Treasurer fSet'ond Sentesterj, Bookkeeping, linglisli ll. sl 1:1 'X u BROTHER ALBERT MARTIN, C.S.C. Assistant Athletic Director, j.V. Baseball Coach, Religion II, Algebra I, Mechanical Drawing. BROTHER ALFRED SALZ, C.S.C. Glee Club Moderator, World History, Religion III. 44444 111 by ,iid-fd! fA'o'Lvv!4 L31 XZ' BROTHER ALOYSIUS TIEDT, C.S.C, THE ARCHES Staff Mod- erator, Photography S t a f f Photography for publications, Mechanical Drawing, A r t , Religion Il CFirst Semesterj. 1 .i ,,--,E ,.,,, .V Mr. O'Neil's Ph '. Ed. class y . Come on, boys, quit loafingl' N ,i f-51 i V' -7 CV' is MR. MANUEL ALVAREZ MR. LINDY BELL A s s i s t a n t j.V. Football j.V. Basketball Coach, Gen- Coach, B Basketball Coach, eral Science, Biology. World History. H-94 Brother Luke ,go WJ.. , Q Wnlf' ft lj J Wqgps , 1 QC' QW i R 'sd' 'X BROTHER BERCHMANS GIBBONS, CSC. Bookstore, Senior Class Co- Sponsor, English I, English IV. Q BROTHER lNlR. DOIUINIC CIFARELLI CASSIAN Nll.l.lfR Musii' Tutor, Tennis Couch, IPS. History. C try BROTHER BERNARD MR, DONALD BRAUN BERENDSEN, C,S.C. Geometry Clfirst Semcstcrj, Basketball Coach, Chcmis- Algclwra CE i r st Scmestcrj, . Spanish l. Brother Burton points out the im- portant parts of the heart in Brother MiL'hz1cl's Biology class. 5 W K, 3 'W-2 ll- 'Lf V 3'i3 , by ..-ii , VT ,A 'l,v41lil'N '.! Es.f 45, '.,..-..-N if 'F MTX -I-.A , A . rl 1' ' : . iirr .-I3 . - '- . i Nw.. Mr. De Soto's Geometry class. BROTHER DAVID CALLAHAN, C.S.C. Assistant Cafeteria Manager, Religion I, Business Math, English II, ,.. Q , ll' 0 ,Q :FN BROTHER DONALD HANZEI., C.S.C Sophomore Class Co-spon ' 1 Q . , i MR, FRANCISCO DE SOTO Assistant Track Coach, Ge- ometry, Algebra l. BROTHER ELM ER BRUMM ER, C.S.C. fSecond Semesterl Biology, Religion IV, Athletic Direc- IOL BROTHER EUGENIO CASSANO, C.S.C. Band, Band Club Moderator, Dance Band, Spanish II, Re ligion Il. sor, Visual Aids, Wimrlcl Ge ography, Religion II. 'E . 1 Q Q . 5.5 sw' 'qi N' li . Q U' iw u ,Q 0 79 ' BROTHER GORDIAN, C.s.C. Librarian. Handsome? johnny Spez- zano gets a make-up job from Brother Eagan. QPhoto by Rex Taylorj. -lv. , ci a W si L...5::...g ef ,f44w i I? L,,,,,,,,, . .1 ...-..i-.q-- , u , 1 3 in itil. qMs.uigV.l4. t A wfX.1f,,. 5 -, ' T' it-8 ini. Pwr.: I H 3... MR. STANFORD GOURMAN Dramatics, English II, Speech II CSecond Semesterj. BROTHER JOSEPH EVERETT, C.S.C. Assistant Athletic Director, Cheer Leaders, junior Class Co-sponsor, Pep Club, Gym Manager, B u s i n e s s Law CFirst Semesterj, Economics CSecond Semesterj, English III, Monogram Club CSecond Semesterl. MR. DONALD KLINKHAMMER fFirst Semesterj Head Foot- ball Coach, Monogram Club fFirst Semesterj, Physical Education. Brother Cassian's U.S. History class. 14' BROTHER JOHN DORAN, C.S,C. Forensics, M o d e r a t o r of THE KNIGHT, Religion IV CFirst Semestcrj, Speerh, English Il QSecond Semes- te V ' h IV. 4 X . .jak MR. WILLIAM LEEDS Head Cross Country Coach, Assistant Football C o a c h , Head Track Coach, English III, U.S. History. BROTHER MARCEL DOLEAC, C,S.C. Freshman and Sophomore Y.C.S. Sponsor, Yearbook Business Manager, Freshman Class Co-Sponsor, Religion I, Latin I. BROTHER LUKE BAUER, C.S.C. Athletic Fields and Property, BROTHER MARCO DALY, C.S.C. Latin II, Latin III-IV. BROTHER MICHAEL ARDOIN, C.S.C. Biology Club, Supervisor of Student Help, Biology, Re- MR. RICHARD ROMANSKI 118100 I- CSecond Semesterj Physical Education. Brother Robert's Advanced Algebra Class Smile pretty, Griffin, your picture is being taken. s 5 BROTHER NIVARD MEICHTRY, C.S.C. Golf Coach, Radio Club, Senior C l a s s Co-Sponsor, Physics, Physical Science. MR. HAROLD POHL j.V. Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach, Algebra I, General Mathematics, Geom- etry CSecond Semesterj. ox in Qi f BROTHER ROBERT HAMPTON, C.S.C. Prefect of Discipline , Chess Club, Algebra I, Advanced Algebra. School Custodians, Mr. Louis MR. JOHN O'NEIL Varsity Basketball Coach, Physical Education. Gvwl BROTHER PHILIP SYNDERBURN, C.S.C. Supervisor of Student Help, Typing, Religion I. Bacca and Mr, Elia Tomaso. MR. DOUGLAS STEWART Assistant Moderator of THE KNIGHT, English I, Civics CSecond Semesterj. BROTHER WILLIAM BUSCHATZ, C.S.C. CFirst Semesterj Athletic Di- rector, Biology, Religion I. ll BROTHER WILLIAM HOLD, C.S.C. A t h I e t i c Transportation, Freshman Class Co-Sponsor Religion I, English I. 9 BROTHER WILLIAM MAY, C.S.C. Asst. Cafeteria Mgr. fFirst Semesterj, Vocations Direc- tor, Prefect of Religion, jun- ior Class Co-Sponsor, Reli- gion I, III. W- A--f f ,.ff:g.- ,, ,M Looking Down the Drag Strip. CPhoto by Rex Tay- lorj 4n .r ff orrr or-W ' -ip xi' Howard Hooper and Frank Major show off their vars. 3 l' -aku. NH' H sp YA V H A 5 x lf57ilQ2f - 'V Aside from his armor, a Knight's greatest pride was his horse. In many cases his life depended on the training of his steed. Today the modern Knight is not in such a pressing situation, but one has to admit that without his automobile he would be greatly handi- capped. As the Knight of Old spent many hours in grooming, feeding and giving tender to his mount, we see today's Knight polishing, modifying and test- ing his car. All these things build a monument of self accomplishment and give him something to be proud of. N. Q, 'R 1, 1 J 1' JAMES G. AARON ALAN C. AQUINO Newspaper Stall I, 2, 3, 4: :Uramatics I, 2. fl. 4: Tennis ALFRED C. BAHOUTH Mission Club 4. PHILIP D. ABEI. Scholastic Monogram lg Mis- sion Club 3 45 Glee Club l 2, ag Drill'Team 1, 25 self Club 45 Chess Club CHARLES ACKART Perfect Attendance 23 Track Manager 2, 35 Baseball I. re .5 EDW. A. ALEXANDER Yearbook Staff 45 Band l, 2, 35 Mission Club 3, 45 Treas- urer 4g Knight Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Dance Band 2, 3: Senior Band Letter 2, 35 First Chair Award 25 Y.C.S. 4. ROBERT N. APODACA Scholastic Monogram I: Newspaper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Baseball 2. Il: Chess Club 4. At the Prospect of JOHN ARMSTRONG HARLAN L. BAGAUS JOHN W. AUSSEM Mission Club 45 Pcp Club -1: Dramatics 3: Football 41 Track l, 3, 4: Monogram Club 45 All-Cath. B Track 3. Student Council 45 Drill Team l, 25 Yearbook Staff 4: Science Club 2, 3, 45 Draf matics 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance 2, 35 Y.C.S. 25 Science Fair Award l, 3. R LQ M L el SENIOR CLASS OFFICEI We Senior RUBERIII li, l'nKll.I'lY JOHN BANNON JOHN F. BEAUMONT EARI. lll'1l.l..XNlY .l.XIKIl'A.S I., IIIQNNIIIIIII Sfholzlstil' Mnliogrzllli I1 Nlix Claws SL't't'clzlt'x I: Y.C,S. I: Baieball Manager I. M sion Club -I1 lirauk I. Mission Club Ml: Iluntl I. 2 3.4. Leaving otre Dame, QIEROLD I.. ISICRN.-XRDY Science Club 4: Pep Club 4: , Office Assistant Il: Tmtk fl: Chess Cluh 4. Left to Right: Roger Willett, Treas- urerg Steve Moder, President: Frank Longo, Vice-president: Anthony Ko- pay, Secretary. 0f'53... JAMES W. Bl-lRNA RDY junior At'l1icvt'n1cnt I, MARK R. lll'1'l'KOl'8liI Ilrill Tcznn I. DENNIS I.. IKIQRICNS Pep Club -I. ROBERT W. BIRNIQY 'C 1 4-RIWIN R. ROBI-iRl' NI. josmfu 1.. nossi MICHAIQI. lf. lscnlm Pl-X'I'RlCK '11 mm xx lll.OOllll.XR I' llfxlllxlilif DI'Zll1lZ'lIlliS fl: Mission Clulm Ig Stuclcnl Council -li Sllmlnslif Sturlrnl Council 1: Sclurlzlslim Null ljlull fl' l, Ulm- Club fl, ll, Clicss Club 4. Monogram l, 2, fl: C.S.l . IG: fllnimpzrzun l, 25 Ni-wspnln-v Szivnfm- Clulx l: Pep Clulz 'l: l. 2, Il, 4: l'llolol:rnpl1ii Niall Ilnskvthall il, 4: 'flank I. 2. 1: Drnnmtics 2, fl, -Ig I.iln:m Il, 4: First String .Xll Cutlmlir AQSNIJIIII l: lntrxlnnllul .Nth High ,lump 2, fl. Ivliis 2: liclum' I, 2. fl. I: XV.-XYN li S, IH DYl'li Olliu' .Kssislnul fl: llllil'll1lll 2. l -l, MI-K.:lll1nIu Itiwlxzlll .l. I F.. 1 ' Q : s l -I -iv-QI -1 , wr , , L i :--2 ,iv -Q QIAMICS I.. BRFIZN lunior .M'Ixicw1m'rl fi, l: Yearbook Stull fl, . . . Recall l ROIll'1R'I' 'II BROXYN Y.C.S. 21 Mission Club -l: Drawing Contest fl: l7L'fft'il Attrnlzunu I. 21 Fnnthnll Il, ll rl Two IIWNZITIIS in House Plans 'I'HOM.'XS I'. liRONCHl'1'l' l'I 2 Mission Club ll: Blllltl l. 2. Il -1: Ncwspzuu-r Stull Il, I: Y Pop Cluh fl, -l: Vootlmzlll 2, -l: llalskcrlmll I: 'l'r:uL 2. M lb Il, -lp l'L-11 Club -1: llzis :alll 4: 'l'a'nnis 2. fl, 'l. JAMES ul. ISROSNXN Sslmlnstir' Nlonogrzun Il: Nlis' n Clnh 4: 12.5.11 il: Sricmv Above: Dennis Marcellino plays the Toy Soldier at the Christmas Program. CPhoto by Dick Uschykl lYll.l.l.-XM ll, BROXYX ICIHY,-XRD CI. BVNNINCQ BICRNARD lf. BYRNIQ IHOMAH if lfilikll XYlI.l.I.XM ll, Nlurlvnl Ilmlx Sn-4u'I:1r'x'l'1m-.n Ulliu- .-Kssislzml -I. fI,Xl,lllYl .l.l. lIH'l' 'li Y.C.5, fl: Xuxulnlpv' til.. UI I -Q I, I-. t. X l l'cp Clulx fl, -lg lfmwtlxqlll 'mls' mul' lg ' ' ll Ill l Q 7 4: limk I. L. Il: Mmm A H mu Clulm 'lg Xlisximm Kilulw l an Events of Our cholastic Life. l'll'l l'R0 CLXNIINI ll H.XR0l.ll XY. li. lY.XRRlfN CXNXOX Neil-:ur filulr l. fl.XNll'lll'll.l, Raulio Clluls I. 2: Kiln-xx fllulx 'l. Bob Colunna as Mr, Hyde All Pius X Football Assembly. fphllill hy Ted Hoflj BARRY l.. ROGER 1-1. CIASICY JEROME P. CELLNER l1ONfXl.D N. RONALD CARpl:lN'H.1R XICLS. l. 2: Mission Club fl. Snulm-nu nmumxl 4: Nllllfllllhlli UHARRQX 11111-QYIQRS - ,, ,, ,. . . - . 'll UI-' Clul l, 23 I' '11 filulv XIUIIDXIITIIII l: Billlll . 2. fi, - . 1. ., . - :QlllfI5gHlRl,,,l,Q,gll:,:lh'lll,,ll,' -I: llllllllllllliil l: lfnntllzlll 11. -l: -ffivlmci Cflub fl fl: Ifm. glnfllmilllun I' Lulu f.Iu-sw lilulm -I. mln l' 5' 'l' H ROBERT il. COLONNA DWIGHT COLEMAN ROBERT P. COLLINS VVALLACE F. COOK WILLIAM E. Student Both' Vive-prvsirlcnt Library Staff l, 25 Pup Club junior Achievement fl. Band 33 Newspaper Staff fl: CRAWTURID 4: Mission Club l, 2, II. -I: 2: junior Achicvcnimit 21 Radio Cluh 3, -1: Ifootlmll 2: Band I 2 -I 4. Lihnm Dramatics I, 2, 3, 43 Ofiiu- Newspaper Staff 43 Chess Tennis I. Agqimlnfl '2 'Q ' Assistant IIA 45 sm Mgr. 4. Club 4.M ' ' : 1 JAMES F. CORLEY Mission Club Il. 4: News per Staff fl, 3 '. I. Pep Club 4: Drznnzitics fl, Forensics I, 2, 3. 43 Cniiicra club I, 2. :P 26 JOHN C. CROFTON Office Assistant 4. WILLIAM R. CRONE P1 GEORGE A. CORFINO Student Council 4: Sclmlzistit Monogram l, 22 Newspaper Staff l, 2, 3. 4: C.S.F. fl. -IZ junior Achicvclncnt 2, 3, 4: N.A.j.A.C. fl: Tennis l. 2. II, 4: Monogram Club 2. 3. Al. 2, I P VVILLARD C. CROSS Mission Club 4: Band I. 2 Dedication of the Saint Francis Plaque, named by Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wilson. Left Right: Brother Charles C.S.C., Dr. and N 3, 4: Football 2: Chess Club4 CHRIS DARBY P1 it 5 MICHAEI, PATRICK 0. DEVANEY GERALD A. DeVITA PHILIP R. DIEHI, WILLIAM B. Dllilall. IJEILIZIQG Pep Club 43 Trafk 2. Baskclhall I1 'llrark 2. Dramatirs 3: Bzuwkellmll l. ff, - 1 I W T f ,aiffiff 2, KEVIN lv. DONNEI,l.Y rx , ,V ,K 5 C, , UA! f, If 7, X ' gl , 41 , M . Q P .1 Vilson, and Father Robert Waide C.S.C. iPhoto v Dick Uschykj RICHARD M. DONNELLY Glee Club 4. VINCENT l,. WARREN DOWNEY DOWNING Football 2g Basketball 2: Track 2, 4, KENNETH R. DOUGHERTY Pep Club 4: Dramatifs 3. GARY I.. EDWARDS Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 43 Yr-arhook Stall 4g Pep Club 3, 45 Dramatifs 2. 4: Football 23 Track I, fl, -1: All-Catholic ll Relax' 3. JOSEPH S. IDOROIIEK MlCI'InXI':I, II. IIR.'XI'liR RllIIOI.I'I'I IQ, IJRFYICR JOSEPH P. IJRIER IOSEIIH II. IIllIII.I'iI Pep Club 41 Pcrfcft Allcncl- lllnlmllifs 43 Ifootlmll 2: Ilan llfmugnigg 3 aura' fl: Foollmll 4 kvthnll I. 21 Bneclvzlll 2. 49 RONALII Ill'I'l'IH 2 4' III'Ill'lIJlIIl'S I. H . I Q XX IIXX Homecoming Queen Nominees Left to Right: Sue Lynch, Bonnie Heiser, Didi Swanson, Sheila Currans, and Joan Clark. iPhoto by Ted Hoffj INIICHAIQI. P. DUANNIQ JOHN P. EARLE ROBERT C. EDIVARD IQPSIQN JOHN R, l IiNCQI .R Sfholaslir Monogram I: Mk Y.C.S. 43 Mission fII'lIx fl: EMETERIO Ifoothzlll 2. T523 8:33 iii :i1s':::g:a.'!f .1.i4 mm' I' 13:L'Jk fm 'Q W' 28 flu flllli I 2 f blur Kuurl I lllill lillll I lip flulz QIAEKIES l'. VOS I'liR Aladdin from the Lawrence Welk's band, entertains at the N. D. Band Banquet. CPhoto by Rex Taylor, JOSEPH E. FIANAG.-KN C..h.l1. J, 4: hcl:-neu Llulu -4: Buskvlhzill I. 2. fl, 4: Bmw, hall I, 2: 'l'l':ii'k fl. M MICHAEL Il. Fl.liNlINl, llrill Tozini l, 2 l-'RA N K R. l liSl'. Baskcthzlll 2, fl. -I: llalsvlmll I 2, fl: Nlmmgrzllii Club -1. -lv -. 1 Cl.ll'l 0Rll R, l l.lf9ffl-l llximl l. 2. fl. -l. FRED I . FINOCCHIARO Scholastic Monogram lg Y.C.S. lg Pep Club 4: Basketball 2: Track 33 Tennis l, 2: Cross glountry 45 Monogram Club , 4. ROBERT E. FOWLER Mission Club Ig Pep Club 4: Football 4: Track 3, 4. . gi VITO A. FRA NCO Mission Club 5, 4: Band 2. 3, 4. 29 GORDON M. GOOSSEN Mission Club 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 4, CARL E. HARMS Drill Team lg Mission Club 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2. 3 . U RANDALL I.. GENNE RAYMOND j. GRILI. CARL E. GRANT CHARLES R. CRIGG Library Assistant l, 2. 5. 'S . sg.: Mission Club 3, 4: Band 2, 253 Color Guard 23 Science Club 43 Pep Cluh 3, 43 Dramatics 2. 33 Cheerleader 4. STEPHEN C. GOOCH Scholastic Monogram l. 2: Mission Club 53 C.S.F. 5: Tennis 2, 3: Forensics I. 3. RICHARD L. HALLER Scholastic Monogram 33 Mis- sion Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3 4' Perfect Attendance 'Sl' Lorrain Rempp, accompanied by the Glee Club, sings in the Christ- mas rogram. iPhoto by Dick Uschyij MICHAEL GANAHL rborsaii 4, Football Mmggi DONALD L. HANOVER FRANK E. HARDEE Radio Club 33 Mission Clb.4 PAUL- R. GEORGE 2. 33 Monogram Club 4. Glee Club 33 Dramatics 2. Basketball 2, 5, 4. l JOHN A. HARROLD MICHAEL R. HOFF MICHAEL 'I'. HARRELL Mission Club 45 l'vp Club 4: I'erfrsL't AIlvncl:in1'i' 2, fig Football 2, fl, 4g Monogram Club 45 Football Award, Coaches' Award 4. P4 Pep Club 33 Track 2. Football 2: JV Football Mgr.l NORMAN HAUSSMANN Newspaper Staff 43 Pcrfvfr Attendance I, 2, 3. JEROME I., HESS V Mission Club 3. 43 Newspa- per Staff 45 Pep Club 4: Bas- ketball 2, Track 2: JV Bas- PAUL F. HEAPHY ketball Manager I. Yearbook Staff l, 2: Pep Club 45 Dramatifs 4, Perfect AIA tendance I, 2, 3. KEVIN T. HENRY BRIAN D. Q ROBERT IMNIEI. INCOLDSBY V 1 HOWARD T- HOOPER MICHAEL HOW'-ARD Glee Club l, 25 Dramalics I: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Drill 'll-zun l05U'H R' IRWIN Golf I, 2, 3. Mission Club 2, 3, 43 Bandl Tennis l, 2, 3. I, 2: Radio Club l, 2. Forensics 3, 4 , I I JAMES K. KELLER Student Council 4: Srlmlastic ltionuizrain l: Newspaper Staff l, 2, fl, 43 Science Clulr 4: junior Achievement fl, -1: Yearbook Staff 4, 32 JOHN lf. KICATINC Tennis l. Z, .l. JE,-KN B, KEATINU rack 13 Tennis 2. ANTHONY KOPAY Senior Class Secretary: Stu- dent Council 43 Y.C.S. 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2. 3, 43 All Catholic C Track Team lj Monogram Club 3, 4.M rRANc:1s A. KLJRUM STANTON JONES Mission Club 43 ,Band l: Pep Club 43 Dramatics l3 junior Achievement 23 Track 1, 2. 33 All Catholic Track Team fl 'H il JOHN l.:XVl'll.liE Religion Plaque 2. The Snowball Dance Sponsored by the N. D. Band fPhoto by Rex Taylorj HUGH E. JOHNSON Student Council President 43 Class President 33 Class Vicel president 23 Class Treasurer 13 Y.C.S. l, 23 Mission Club 2, 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 2. 3, 43 Science Club 2, fl. 4: Pep Club 43 Dramatics l: Basketball l, 2, 33 Track I, 2. 33 All Catholic Track IC! 23 Chess Club 4. CARY I.. LEASE TERRENCIE I.. LEIKER SALVADOR M. LEON JAMES LEWIS Sfholastit' llffonopzrain 2. Il: Cleo Cluh l: Newspaper Stall I1 Scholastit' Monogram I: Ilantl Newspaper Staff 4: C.S.If. fl: I: Pep Club -I3 IIITIIIIIIIIIY I: I, 2, fl, 4: Ilanfe Iland fl. 'I Latin Mt-clal fl. Football lg Ilaskethall I: Baseball I. FRANK LONCO Student Counril fl, 4: Senior Class I'resitIent: junior Class VlLC'fI7I'K'SIKIl'I1I1 Soph. Class Secretary: Y.C.S. 2: Mission Cluh 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Pep Club 4: Cheer- leader 4: Football 2: Tratlt fl, 4: Iliolofzv Cluli -1: Mono' gram Clnh 4. VVII,I.IAlNI A. I.0fl.-XR MICHAEI, S. IOI-IN A. I,ORI'1Y IAINIES R, I.I'CAN Student Council -4: Cla' Clulu I1gyPRESTI Newgpapg-r Staff fl, 45 Year' Radio Club 2, 2. 3. 4: lhalimrifs fl.-,P book staff 2: Mission club 2. Q ,,. 'N -I 7 The flu epidemic hit all the cheer leaders except Frank Longo for the Cant- well game. CPhoto by Ken MacLeayj THOMAS F. MCARDI .E Srholastif Monogram I, FI: Mission Club fl. 4: Clee Cluh I: Newspaper Staff 4: C,S,I-'. 3, 43 Scieriee Club II, 4: Chess Cluh 4. JEROME F. JOHN C. MCCORMICK JOSEPH M. MCKENNA lVICBREAR'IuY llffistln ClUlzil2b4: CIOC Cluh Sw r, Cl b 3, 43 D. t . 1 . ience ,tl 2: Football twiki., Stub 2. ft. FILES 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2. 2. 4: 2: Cross Country 4: Chess Bmfhall 43 Tmfll lt 4- Cluh 4. THOMAS I-I MfDONAI.l3 Freshman Class President: Sophomore Class Seiretaryi junior Class 'l'reas,: Scholas- liC Monogram lg Y.C.S, I: Mission Club 4: Pep Cluh -1: Cheerleader 4: Religion Plaque lg Football LQ'-1 33 YVILl,lAlNl C. MCKIE DUNCAN P. NlClWAHON GEORGE KENNETH G. NIICHAEI. M.-Xlllflli Missionrflnlls13,1-igHI'L'1f Club NIACKSOULD lwadAEAY l -lg Footia ', 3 asm-mall 2, ,, - ,, i Y f'- 44 00 11 ' f 1 '1'gf S1 B 'l 'lc'ba M gU 2 Ql!G2l32sSll'5i, 3.4.14-1-21l1ilEf',i Monogram Club 4. Q -as 1 DENNIS MARCELLINO Ifanrl l, 2, 3, 4, 'NL-wspa Mali 3, 43 Dralnatifs l, 2, fl. 4: 'I'ruc'k, fl, 41 'l'vnnis l, 'PA Cross Cou ntry Il, FRANK M. MAJOR Football 33 Baseball 2, -l. JERRY I,. MARCUS junior Afllivvclmail 2: Fool- hall 2. 3, 4: Track I: Foot- ball Award. Most lmprovz-cl Player 4. VVILLIANI NIAHAR Scholastic' Monogram 2: Mis, sion Club 4: CI.S.l . fl, 4: Pep Club 43 Latin Modal I: Tennis l, 2, fl, 43 All Calho- lic Tennis 2, 3, 4. DALE W. MANNINLL Steve Moder takes the oath during the Bagaus versus Boylan mock libel trial, BERNARD A, MARTIN Pcrfcfl Attcnrlanu' 3: Basu- Mission Club 4: Football 2. ball Manager l, 2. M 3,444 V ii-fiivav if r-3 .. 4 13 WAYNE M. MARTIN EDXVARD A. MARTYN RONALD P, ROBERT II. NlA'l'.XSSO ROIH-IRT 'lf Mission Club 4: NL-wspalpcl lWARZ. ll.EK Fonlbnll fl: llzlskcllmll l. 2: NICCLOSKFY Staff 4: Sc'ic'nc'r Club Al. Hnsclmn 2- l3:1svb:lll l. 2: 'l'rzulx 2. n ROBERT l.. Nfll.l3.NllliR Mission Club 4: Pop Club -I. 'P ' Fr RIc'HAR1m w VII IFR 5 it L . J' . . . , . I' , u 5 H r l YVlllI.l.-XM C. MOORE Scllolzmic Yllmmszrxnn I: Xlix LANE A. MUNSKF sion Club 4: Glu- Club fl: Newspaper Stuff -1: lliolngx I'c'l'lcfI AttL'ml:lm'm' I, Club 4: Chess Club 4. S'l'liVliN R. MOIJIQR ulvnt Counmil -1: Svnim caARv K. xinlsxxl' M nlb.lll L. .sm 1. f, 1 .'winn Club I1 l!:mL'lmll l. 2: 'l'r:l ' fl: Klan 1 M rznn Club fl, , ill Clans I'rcwiclL'nl1 Nrwspzlpvl 43 Y.C.S, lg I'm-p Club Il, ICRROI. I.. MIIRPHY QIOIVELI, M. NEIII,ET'I' NELMS N. XVIIIIAM F. KTISRIEN PATRICK IV. O'CR,-XDY SFIIOIZISIIL' Monogram I. 2: Band l, 2, fl, 41 Scicnvc Cluli NORTHCROSS Color Cuarcl 1.2: Ilrill Tczlni Band 24 fly Drill 'IX-:nn I: Mission Club 4: C.S.If. fl, -I: 23 Drnmzuifs 2, 4: Track 2, I. 2.M Track fl. Srivilrc Cluli fl, 4: Pep Club 'I, 45 Cross Countrv 2, fl. II, 4: Tennis 2: Cross Countri fi: lklnnogrmn Cluh fl, -1, DENNIS IT. NODINIQ Football I, 2, fl, 4: Ilziskclr hall I: Ilnschnll I, 2. 4: Trnrk 3: All Catholic' Ifoothalll Tvnni fl: Honoralilv Mention ll: Monogram Clnh fl, 4. M KARI, I,. PERKS Mission Club 4: Ifootlmll fl.-I thletie Events, Dances, MICHAEL O'NElI.I, Mission Club 2. fl: Fonthnll fl WILLIAM J. PANNIER Glce Club 5g Newspaper Staff 3. 4: Biology' Cluh 4: Track Manager Ig Basketball Man- ager 2, 3. ri.. .. . .. ..-ag 3 F .jidin fiiwoi I I CERHARD YV. ORTHUBER Mission Cluh 4. Bring on the food! Football Banquet Held in the Cafeteria tu dent Productions AI.BliR'l' Al, R.-KIMUNDI ANTHONY I.. RFACHI MICHAEL A. RECAN VICTOR ROAIAS .MAN li. RONEY H Sfllfllmlil' MUIIUYUHIUI li Sli: llPTfPfI AW'l l?l'lf ' l- fl- Newspaper Staff 4: llrmk Qlini' Silinlzislic Xlnnngilzini fl: Mini, Clull 2. fl, -1: lit l'l:ic'i' ililwin Assistant 4. sion Cluh fl. 4: 1-ll'1' f-llllv -5, istrvb N. ll. Si'ivlic'c' lfziir: -1: C.9.lf. fl. Hon, Mvntion Hilu-in.l Sn. Calif, Si'ivin'c Fair: 'I'cnnis 2. Assemblies and DliAN1'. 1. PREIMSBERGER N 4, Golf 2. M Colored ur Days. Mission Llub 5, K-loc Linh l: Newspaper Smfl l, 2, Il. 4: Biology Clulm -4: Track I, FRANCIS ROYSTFR Glee Club 3, 4: Drill Team 1: Newspaper Staff 3, 4: Pep Cluh 3: Tmrk I. 2. JOHN li. ROUGFT Mission Club 4: Pvp Cluh 4: Fonthnll 2, 3, -41 Baseball l. 2, 3, 4: Tmrk I: Monogram Club 3, 4. lll'1RN.-XRD S. PR,-Ylvlllf Mission Cluh fl. 4: l'i'p Cluh fl, 4: llinlmzv Cluh -1: Clwvr leader 41 llzlskvllmll fl: Tralrli 2. fl, 4: Mmmfzrinn Clnh 3. 4. m:NN1s,1. RYAN Nlixsiull Club I: Golf 2. KICNNHIII l., RYXN , lulalstim hlllllllllldlll l. WU' W .-.... M, PETZ 2-17 rg,-Q-2 E75 75 'ff-.F NIL-4 977 5 -..Sf 1.32 U: .- :3 Q 473 3 AP :W an i , lVll.l,IAM H. SCO,l ll Student Council 4: Scholar l tim l5lmxograun ll 21 Mission A Club 43 Glu- Club 2: Ye-zu' bunk Stuff 42 C.S.l . fl: Sai. V Club fl. Al: Biologv Club -I: RAN MUNI, 'X' Pup Club 4. SCURRIA 5 JAMES S, SCH.-X,-Xlf ERNEST G. SCHUGEI. Student Cuunril 23 Sopho- morv Clase l'rc-sirlvut: lfrvsllr man Claw Vice-prcwidcntq Y.C.S. l, 23 Miseion Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4: jr. Alllll'Yl mont 2: Football 2, fl. 4: line- kctbnll 1, Q: 'rm-k 1, 2, fs: .ul Cntholir Trnrk ,l'l'2llll 62ml Stringb l: Monogram Club 3. 4: Clwss Club 4. H MICIHAEI. A. Clliklf Larry berna, jim Gunther, Iilouise Braun, and Omer Murray as they appeared in Scene I from Saint joan. fphotn by Dirk Ilschykj K-ICURKQIC Sflll.-KHRICR Y.C.5. 2: S1'iL'm'c Club fl. 1: l,ilu':u's Awlitillll I: lrzuk Maulzlgcr I. 2: lluskclbzull Hg: fl: Chcss Club -I. LXYYRI'1NUI'1 R. SIQRNX MllIll.Xlil. fi. JOHN Nl. SHl'fQRl'If NICIHOII.-XS S. SINLIQR Nllfilluxlzl, , . liiiion Club il: Ncnspailn-1 Slll'lHiCK Mission lllnlx fl. -I: lhill Kliwsion flluli -I: Drill lv.nn Still l, 2. Il, -lg llmiiiuliu ., , 4 . -. , V lk-:nn I. lp Ncwspzipvi Niall -I: Yun l -I: junior .Mliivxcnn-nl 2: Rsflilifiuu Ai' wiht' hum' hook Stull 4: llinliniliu Il. loothnll I, 2, fl, -lg llaiskrl H -Ig Olliu' .hsiwlzinl -13 Honor lull l, 23 llzisulmnll fl: lilznkl :iblu Nh-ntion in lnnnznnlzm' Hvurt Kiollm-gr lzsmx Conl. fl. .IOHN I . SNI.fXl,l.I'1Y .Xl'llRI .Y If SMI I II IIIUNI.-KS 'If SOITIHVX -IUHN Sl'lf.lL-KNO QIOHN ll lrank 2, fl, -lg All Czilholii Mission Club 23 Ilaincl I. 2, S'l',KNffIlI'iII'I ll 'lirzivk l'4':nn KC Rvlznl Il. fl,-1: Yvwsnzipi-in 23 llizliimtiu 4: Ranlio lllnh 2: lfoollmll 2. llI.Il l 0Rll N. R0lll'1R'l' W. 1-. Rll2ll.XRll Sl R.Xl'SS ILXNIICI. ll.Sl'Rl-Il'1llf,R ROKIICR .L H'll Ill S'l',-XNDINIL S'l'liI'lll-1NS lk-:fi-ml .Xtlclnlzimc I, IS, l'r1'fccl AIICIKIIIIIKL' I. fl, X SNIXIIIN Mlil. A. SIIIRKIICON THOMAS SIIPPLE WILLIAM G. SZAIIO REX N. TAYLOR BERNARD R. 'I'lil.I.Ii7 Football 2. Draniatics Il, Band I, 2, 3: Football 2. 3: Glec Clluh I, 2. fl. -I: Nous, Mission Club I: Band I. 2. Track I. paper Staff I, 2, -I: I'Imtuf 3, 4: Football I, 2, fl. graphic Staff I, 2, -I: Ratlin Club I, P BRUCE F. VENNENI Bantl I, 2. fl, 4: Nvwspapt-t Staff 4: Yearbook Staff -4: Dra- nlatirs 4: Ollici' Assistant I: Camera Club I: Fort-nsits I: l't-l'IcL't Atlvtlilzlltu' 2. 3,151 GERALD H. WADE Mission Club 4: Band I, 2, fl, 4: Varsitv Basketball Mgr. I. DANIEL 0. VELASCO Mission Club fl, -I: Cross Country fl. MARK B. VILLARINO Scholastic Monogram I, 2: Glee Club I, 3: Nc-wspapeu Staff 4: C.S.F. 2, Tl, 4: Sti, Club 2, 3, 45 IJFZIIIIZIIIIS fl, 4: Latin Mczlal 2: Forensics I. 2, 3, 4: Bow' State fl: Clit-ss Club -1. M MARTIN Vl'SICI-I I'crfcL't Attendance I: Basket- Irallll, 2 fl, 4: Track 2, fl, 1, II 'Catholic' is 'mit Tram txvfoml plarvl II. an of Us Won in s ,. Holiday Speech Tourney held at Not Dame H.S. in which Iifteen schools pa ticipated. At the left: Robert Coloni receives a second place medal for dr matic interpretation from Rev. Micha a Result of 0 1 CARY ll. WAIKI.l-1 NICHOLAS QI. IV.-XI,KliR AI,IlIiR'I' H. XVHIIIC XVAYNIC I'. IYII.IiY CICORCE I llnsltcilmll 2. il, 4. Pep Club Ig Drxuuzitifs 2, Il: Mission Club 43 Y.C.S. l. 2: XVl'l'I'lQNBlTlifQ scwm-F Vail, Award 2' gi?J.,lu.lIIESi::il Mission Club -ig News ru :rl I Q I I, 2.3. -l:Biologv Cluh 4: IH-p ZIITH 4: Sunni' Lluh 4' 'Q I Club 4: Radio Club fl: l,i- hrarv Assistant 2: l-'on-nsus 2, 4: junior Ailiicu-invnr fl: Tennis l. 2. P1 Scholarships. RAYMOND I . H'0I.I Ii ziblt' Player 4. LM .J If v in CONRAD D, YVRICHT Drill Team l. 2: Pep Club fl: Dramatics 2, fl. 4. Potter, O. Carm. Brother john, coach of the N. D. Forensics team, looks on. At the Right: jerry Cellner delivers an impromptu speech. CPh0tos by Dick Uschykj l ARLFN K. IVURI. Thorough Training Mission Club 4: Pvp Club 4: Football fl, 43 'lirzuk fl, ii- Ifootbnll Award, Most Yzilu, C. ROGIQR NVII,l,E'I I' Student Council 4: Sr. Clam 'I'rcz1sur4'r: Y,C,S. 2: Pup Club 4A Football l ' 'I ' Bas . , 2, 4, 4. kvlbaill l' Ilztst-lm' 'P 'l , .ill I, ... . 4: All Cntliolit' li Ilusvhnll fl Monogmm Club 4. H ALIIERI R, lVl'RS'l Ii I . ili .l. -lg Ilziskvllinll I. Juwno agi WSSIUN QW 'N-.J ', L 49A nn K Q v ' 'H--Tyyqgdfww If X.. ' 1 xy Qihe 3uninr5...Q11r .-f-5 U! 2 -fi r itll. HER ,I The squire was an apprentice to the knight and he eagerly awaited a chance to show his skill. He prac- ticed untiringly with the sandbag quintain and often the taunts of his master spurred him on. Our juniors can be compared to these squires in the way they respond- ed to a jest made by Brother Charles that He would eat his hat if they collected 375 in their mission drive. They not only reached their goal but collected a total of 35175, and Brother was forced to eat his hat. Left to Right: Bruce Luedtke, Larry Gallagher Mike Genne, Brother Charles, Dennis Monahan Jack Bussie. CPhoto by Rex Taylorj 5 sf ' ' 'Q' fl I at Q ' af i W-A f - f -1 wi Bllx D5 ...Q H .41 .4 l Q e Acquaviva, C. Adams, W. Allen, R. Amerongen, F. Amy, G. Anesi, R. Angello, G. Bailey, C. Bell, R. Bellezzo, E. Banks, D. Barling, M. Bentley, J. Bloch, G. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Bruce Luedtke, Vice-Pres., Jack Bussie, Pres., Jeff Teal, Sec.g Mike Merkle, Treas. N g zfvjs' N . , G if B ', '.'- ...gum 1 S rt- 5 ' 1 i 1 ,it I ,B 1, Kg . -X Q in Bocchicchio, M. Bode, C. Boening, J. Bott, J. Boury, M. Brennan, M. Brewster, G Burgad, D. Burgess, R. Bussie, J. Buttitta, J Byrne, R. Cagliano, P. Caminiti, J. 44 ...ra :Eff , -1 Fl? V 2 ' ' P i 1 ' I' .SFA 3 '52 sm f 4' 1 X . 4. Qin -- Y if .W if R wi Cannon, R. Carroll, D. Childs, R. Christian, D. Christie, R. Christl, D. Clark, R. Cordova, S. Cortines, J. Courtney, P. Cox, D. Grosetti, j. Cross, C. Crother, L. We Are Juniors Who . . . tl 1 4 11.1 5' ,. :' w Tl.: , Cullen, J. Curnutt, W. Darrah, F. Davis, W. DeCuir, j. Deisinger, I.. Delmore, R DeMarco, J. Dempster, A. Dervin, J. Dickinson, P. Dickinson, T. Diehl, R. Donahue, B Donahue, D. Dubiel, J. Eginton, M. Enfield, D. Evans, W. Fadale, V. Fennell, T. HX . wg. 5 ,IFC 2 5 . ' l FOOTBALL ASSEMBLY CARMEL GAME General Robert E. Colonna surrenders his parasol Southern Gentlemen to Coach Klinkhammer. fPhot0s by Ted Hoffj . . . Struggled Fitsgerald, D. Fleck, W. Flynn, O. Gallagher, L. Ganahl, D. Gaull, R. . My 5 A , With Chemistry, N awp , . .1 .f Q! 5 E fx is B 1.1 Q. l N All 5 'ALE 'Eb 2 I Eollins, M. Fortunato, J. Frank, D. Genne, M. Glaha, J. Glenn, L. l Fries, S. Gabriel, P. Giammanco, P. Gordon, M Al' A .Al Q Q gi ,L Ze w 1 a T' X , x Y J SHN . Griner, C. Hagerty, C. Hail, T. Hamilton, K. Hansell, R. Haro, R. Harrer, R. Hauge, N. Hawkins, j. Herkal, W. Hewitt, G. Hibarger, S. Hiegert, R. Higgins, P. Advance Algebra and . . Histor l l Q.-. ' 1' . .Q lk ., .... Hughlett, j. Hutchings, R. javurek, W. jezik, M. Kiseskey, j. Kleemeyer, R. li Y G 1 l 1 T' r 3' .sl , .. n tif' i .kin - . W ,113 ll ss . :., Y 5 C' , . . . ' 'T Vkw sf .ff Ilsley, R. Innes, T. jackson, D. Jacobs, D. james, D. juliano, P. Kelly, S. King, C. Kinzer, T. Kircher, E. Kratzer, G. Kreske, j. LaPointe, K. Laughlin, M. Lavelle, R. ,H.fff ' . D D M . - ' b' , k, , E y , V V I i j , A H EL2 I QAE, 1 , fi, Q K 4'b.A VA5AA'A A Nm, , E. '91 E it ,.. .. n u ': I ' :I Lease, R. Lee, J. Lerner, M. Levitt, S. Lohman, G. Lombardo, VU. Linde, I. Lindsay, S. Luedtke, B. Lussier, M. Lynch, J. McCormack, J. McDevitt, M. McDonald, j. McDonald, N. McGowan, D. McGrath, P. McGreevy, M. McKee, C. McLaughlin, D. MacLeay, D. Now We Look Back ith Fond Maga, F. Melcher, K. 48 Malouf, E. Merkle, M. Manahan, M. Martin, D. Martinet, K. Marona, A. Matasso, J. Meyer, J. Miller, XV. Mlack, R. Moloney, J. Monohan, D. 6 'R 'T 4 f- KX.. ' 31 , 1 ii 'M we' 'E' .1 wi , u J will gl W W Montelone, T. Moreno, G. Morin, R. Morton, J. Moyer, D. Murrin, J. Nerhing, G. Nielsen, B. Nownes, J. Oberholzer, R. Older, J. Olson, J. Panruso, J. Paterson, T. Patterson, W. Peak, R. Peloquin, M. Perna, M. Petrello, G. Pfarr, P. Phelan, T. Piepmeyer, T. Podlesni, J. Polis, D. Memories on ur First Prom, x cl Q 4J.' 1 N is 'Z 5465. J wi- . I .LLEHIA Myers, T. Ortiz, L. Perry, K. Porter, R. i V ' 3 - er . Porter, P. Pounds, R. Prendergast, D. Prendergast, D. Pusateri, J. Rahtz, R. Ramirez, A. Rnttay, T. Reed, D. Rempp, D. Rice, L. Rice, R. Rigney, D. Risk, J. 49 3 vu. , . 'K ,mr V -J T W J gl Cf . at ,Iii Y L .. 25, x R x W .W 1- f .t 'H 'gf ,I .. ni' J f X' . RNQJK tg. x . f 4, me ' id 'L' Hr Roach, R. Rodgers, S. Rothe, F. Ruffolo, R. Rupp, J. Russo, F. Ryan, G. Salvatori, H. Samuels, B. Sanchez, A. Schaffer, R. Schamber, R. Schellhorn, D. Schlund, J. Schraner, M. Schulz, R. Scott, j. Seidemann, j. Seim, A. Serra, F. Shallenberger, R. Shanley, T. Shean, W. Skalla, G. Smalley, T. Smith, H. Smith, M. Sorensen, R. Sorrentino, A. Sprague, D. Stack, P. Staley, B. Stentz, E. Stevens, J. Stewart, C. Strauch, R. Stroh, J. Sullivan, D. Sweeney, E. Taylor, B. Taylor, R. Teall, j. Thompson, R. Thorell, R. Thurin, E. Todd, S. Topp, D. Trigo, R. Trott, M. And To Tl il 4 1. ' + 1 I . 'L - A 'FA f In 5 ii- Q fl ' ' f Tully, J. Vallas, D. VanBeveren, J. Vanni, R. Wade, P. Weingartner, K. Weingartner, K. Welsh, W. Wheeler, T. Whitcomb, D. White, R. Wilhelm, R. Wolfe, J. Woodyard, J. Woolston, K, Wright, R. 1' 5 i l 1 1 ' J. 'WX 51 5 l 4 Vesque, R. Wepplo, E. Witmeyer, J. Yuss, R. Vinci, A. Von der Ahe, T Wern, J. Wheeler, R. Woessner, T. Wolcott, R. Zeuschel, D. Zwolinski, R. onograms We Won in Music and thletics FOOTBALL ASSEMBLY - CANTWELL GAME Hi-Ho Marcellino Left to Right: Al Aquino, Sal Sorgi, Dennis Marcellino, Huih Johnson. fPhotos by Al Washkoj L we li I fu, 1 ' of In medieval times the first step toward becoming a knight was that of a page. His duties consisted in running errands and in acting as a herald at court. He was a fledgling and one can compare his eager efforts to those of our Freshmen and Sophomores to Notre Dame. pihu. PP Q.. R xg A Q Left to Right: Tom MrBrearty Gary Nondine, john Hewitt -f.,,,g, :VK . , W 'A : ..... -f gr' pb ,Hall .XV SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: john Becker, Sec., Daniel Garcia, Treas.g Terry Supple, Vice-Pres., john Kirsch, Pres. ophomores Disturbed The Equilibrium Agriesti, L. Allen, M Alles, H. X A A N ' a Allison, j. -sg 3 an ram-1' A luv Y nga il w i if ,F Amore, J. A + NNN R Ri Anderson, M. Aquino, J. Arcarese, J. Armstrong, j. A' ll A je 0, . Armendarez, L. Avola, R. Ayres, D. Bakey, W. Barbosa, M. Bardoel, R. Barlow, j. Barrios, D. Bateman, R. ,il 261' if fi, 4:3 an K -fa if ' 1 u , I R if L X 1 ,ix of The Seniors and Their Teachers +2 Brown, V. Bryan, W. Bryan, -I. . Bucrola, R. . t W Buchanan, j. 1' Burton, K. , ' Butler, R. X 4' H fu Caine, j. Carr, M. Carroll, C. Carson, J. Caruso, D. Carter, R. Cartwe, T. -4 O Cedar, Q. Chambers, R. Carland, D. Charron, A. Clark, j. Cleary, D. Clericuzio, R. Q I I , X, as . . 61 Baucrio, F. Bauman, G. Becker, j. Bell, C. Bergquisr, C Berry, S. Binon, F. Biondi, D. Bishton, W. Blesener, j. Bold, L. Borstelmann, Bowers, B. Bowman, T. Boyd, Brady, j. Brockert, P, Brosnan, D. Brown, D. Brown, A. Brown, T. l 1-3 X Colby, D. Conover, R. Cooney, P. Cooper, . Corbett, R. Cronin, M. Cross, S. Crow, P. Curry, R. Daignault, M. Davidson, W. Davis, R. Defina, F. DeGuzman, j. Delaney, DelFante, A. DelRuth, T. deRubertis, W DiMuro, J. Dinsmore, R. Dollaghan, M. f,:.-12:29 P4 v :'A J .. . . , x itz Fl .. L A Eng 'Mt ,Q in .. . ilu is f , .,. . . .A W. Q Ifffx if ml X ome Discovered That Geometr Donnelly, D. Donnelly, R. Dottini, R. Dunne, J. Dunne, R. Dymond, A. Elliott, H. Encinas, E. Erickson, R. Erlinger, J. Evans, C. Everest, W. Failila, A. Faris, G. Farmer, R. Feeley, D. Ferralli, D. Floria, A. Finnegan, M. Fitzsimons, T Forness, E. Q ii 1 Was a Most Perplexing Subjec Tom May carries the ball in N. D. junior Varsity game with Pius X. Foti, j. Foxworth, M. Francis, j. Frank, D. Fraser, G. Frey, S. Frost, G. Gangi, P. Garcia, D. Gangwish, L. Giacomantonio, C Gibbons, C. Gilbertson, M. Gilman, R. Gipson, j. Gooch, L. Glennon, j. Gnirk, T. Greaney, W. Grohman, J. Guerin, M. ax X I 'Q N1 9' 1' 7 LQ 93 V' 9 58 L? . 4 'il if v' L 511' ff? . ....,., .. M .F . , J, . .. i.. C .-'fx A Q gg 4 . W I R ., N 'mp- Q -url' l lj t Q Z' I VLVLK I AAI, aff- -r MTS , x ,,,, 5 2- -. .J fi fix- . . A . .,, V E AW . ' ffm - . P ' 'ibv Y. x MX , , 6. ' ,W A V V .L H- - ,ht f all Q J Q I ,Q 'im f A J, y 7 J iz T 354-Q. iw. 3? ,J Q Fd a ' . 3 ,J , zfi Guseman, E. Haddow, K. Hairell, M. Hamilton, D. Hammergren, Hayes, F. Henderson, D Henry, P. Herrero, J. Hodgins, M. Hoff, T. Holub, A. Hougarcl, G. Hughes, P. lngledew, T. Irsfield, M. Jaeguer, C. Jansen, L. Johnson, C. Johnston, D. Johnston, M. Joegele, L. Jensen, D. Kauth, C. Kautz, B. Kees, W. Keever, W. Kelley, T. Kimball, L. Kiley, M. Kinney, M. Kinzer, G. Kinzer, T. Koehn, T. Kohler, C. Kormondy, D Kovacs, L. Knier, J. Kusley, M. Kuty, D. LaHive, J. Lang, P. Langdale, R. Lasater, K. Laughlin, J. LeBlanc, J. Lee, J. Leipolcl, C. M Apprentice Debaters eye second-place trophy gained in Catholic Forensic League Tourna- ment. Left to Right: Robert Dworak, Thomas Cor- ley, George Sudikatus, Robert E. Lee, Peter McAndrews, Bob Peak. Others Found World Histor a Real Chore. Leonard, G. Lewandowski, Lewis, D. Lewis, T. Liberty, C. Loclas, j. Lombardi, B. Lopez, F. Lupo, M. Lupton, D. Lyons, R. Marlin, R. Maron, D. Marsden, j. Martin, A. Martin, H. Martyn, D. Mason, R. May, T. Mazzolini, R. McArdle, P. R. McDermott, B. MacDonald, R. Mclineaney, L. McGarry, P. McGee, B. McGovern, D. lVlcKnight, T. at ,Q 1 tl, K .Lt 1 4- an-ff' lg lj Q Wx ,ol he .H , ., i . 'ef ks U 2 I :W-N: 0 - : N fr l ml Q Q, 59 McNulty, R. Merancli, M. Metzger, J. Miller, D. Miller, M. Miller, M. E. Mitchell, M. Molina, L. Moravec, E. Morigi, A. Morrow, V. Moser, W. Muran, M. Murray, O. Murphy, M. Nolet, D. O'Brien, M. O'Connor, j. O'Sullivan, M. Parker, H. Penberthy, S. Pease, R. Pelton, R. Penney, R. Pera, W. Perna, R. Peters, L. Piantadosi, R. in Lg X f ff iv. K X .tg P' 41 W . it NX 1 if . ...J 1 i t . . . N Ak jg p q L' lliw' . 1 . 5- .1 Win ..K.,k. b .' Q, C. lf as R E YS N 'Z w P ' .x. - , 2 ' I ' '1..A- A . at s x 1, A ms iv ' Q , ' pf Relief Pisani, Plavcha Policlor Powers Powley Pulskam Purdy, PuZ0, A Queyre Ralphs Raluy, Rattay, Rettig, Rice, F Ridosh 9 an ' 'H I ,- S S Q . x ' 1 f 4 Q' ie- f T vs. is L , f J W A Riola, A. Rios, R. Robbins, C. Robinson, K. Robinson, M. Robinson, R. Rodriguez, V Rohde . Ronstadt R. Rotunno M. Roy M. Ruiz P. Russell H. 5 .V .V F! x v ti Rolfce:-l,JP, kg! ll ,S L i ' Y' A , K kr r F.. Salas, B. Salzmann, j. Sfala, V. Schaaf, L. Schaefer, Schenk, R. Seidcr, R. Shannon, R. Shannon, R. Siciliani A. Q T in Slupko, lA. 5 . . F R K is . H . 7, 6' E ji Was Found on Weekends Stanchfielcl, P. Stark, S. Stein, R. Srirwalr, j. Stowe, R. Strasser, J. Supple, T. Sweeney, T, Tadlock, L. Tracy, R. Trafecanty, D Travaglini, M. Trena, F. Trinity, P. Turner, D. Uschyk, R. Vaillancourt, Vallone, T. Vasquez, R. Vasquez, M. Vuchsas, J. B. -LA 'EY .. , .Q Smith, R. Sorgi, S. Srott, J. 1 if xfq.-mx Q ..'1'l-1 'Q' il F Ai Vusich, L. Wagner, j. Wagner, S. Walker, A. Walker, C. Walker, E. he-ri ,F .. X l' N if .AK 2 X awp m, l Vs. L1 ii 3. ev . L , .si Walker, j. Walker, L. Walker, P. Wallace, A. Walsh, G. Warndorf, T Weber, j. Wehinger, E Wells, D. Whaling, C. Hauck, E. Wimsatt, J. ' Winckler, B. Winter, W. Wolfe, K. Woods, G. Wood, K. W We 'll 'BRI' . N.1e1 lj Wright, R. Wright, H. Wright, M. Yester, J. Zaborowski, Zinn, N. Football Banquet from the Junior Varsity vantage point. Williams, D. --.Q 5 O 4 .4r ' V' '4 3 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Williaiilm O'Connell, Vice-Pres., Mike Ashen, Pres.: Mike Defina, Treas.g jim Lamaru, Sec. hanging From lassroom to Classroom Was a Novelty. Adams, G. Albano, R. Aletano, R. Alexander, M. Allegretti, j. Almquist, M. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. ,. Anderson, R. V f Armstrong, R. n ' u Artukovich, M. 5 Q Ashen, M. Q Banks, K. ' J Bansbach, S. U N 4 N ' A 'N A 'i.' M' Balrnier D. M I mimi Barry, R Bnugh, M 1 . ' . . , Q, Beaumont, A, I :Y . 6. Beelner, D. Bell, G. . 5 'J A Bellocchio, L. 5' ' 'A Qs. . ,J f .-Wi fx tl 'rm X Ll A n w. ., f I ff ', A. 1 , , .f .5 ,U R . Y 4 ll-mi W is ii Z tx J ll, C J li if L Q in i J JM' ' fer. V. . :xxx J X N lbw! I .. M 1' A A . Q B J N i ,J A h ,A . 2 J DVE, J Z K A, ,V gf A J 1. , 'R . is , ,J l r , , 'L , .Q is . J i . 4 4? V J - .QV ,,:: I x v',' pi- N . ji ' , .. ,rs R . B ' i X, ' J . ., ' 'S' J, C J f S' R, Freshmen battled to gain experience. Berges, M. Bernardi, J. Bessenhacker, Betkouski, M. Biclolli, Birney, M. Blinka, NL. Bliss, W. Boland, M. Bold, J. Bolger, B. Borella, Borio, E. Brandi, J. Brem, W. Brennan, J. Breslin, B. Broderick, H, Brodeur, R. Bronchc-tri, T, Brown, D. Brown, R. Buccola, P. Buchannan, C Burke, J. Burke, J. Burns, D. Burns, M. Byrne, J. Cagliano, M. Callahan, P. Camerena, A. Campbell, M. Canaclay, R. Capka, P. Carey, C. Carr, D. Case, G. Casey, M. Cash, D, Cashman, J. Chambers, B. Clairmont, T. Clark, R. Cleary, T. Connelly, E. Connor, K. Connors, T. L I Q f 6. I Coleman, R. A A 3 . . 6- E E N Q Cooper, A. Cooper, B. Corley, T. Cottier, J. Counihan, M. Cousineau, R. Cox, Cracchiola, F. Cross, D. Crowley, C. Teclford, J. Cullen, M. Cutler, D. Curry, T. Daignault, A. Dali, P, Dantagnan, B. f cf Davis, D. Defina, M. Delaney, R. Demetropoulos, A. -' Demmert, H. Desroches, j. Detro, R. Dieli, j. Dikoff, M. Dolan, D. Donahue, S. Donato, A. Donckels, J. Dorney, R. Druliner, J. Duane, T. Dudley, T. Dworak, R. x W A I ,, . x. 'nf-T lm, W .V . 3 t . , .A ale x R x 1 - . 4, . Q - E ., ' . -. D 4 , 1 M s f yx 4 - ' 51' ,. ' .wg gl Q 'K Q Q, U W .1 K. x R .. . . M, Q 5 Q Q l M In W f . - L Pat Schlender leads Frosh team into battle in Northridge tilt . jx I vw , S Q 6- 1 I 6 6. 1 f- 9 I Q- X. i 'W , N i 5 E:- 'i, la In Ni um 'I' 0, .- L1... ' 2 J Q gk Q Q J Q y W T' mg. Q x 4 A F' t A 5 ,.., 'V A ' ii V V ' ' Lines ubni . A V f? - ' 93' - . . U' ti . A - - R. i '-wa fn if ,e V5-.l i f ft, 1 3. :J QRYW 66 if . , '35 5. 1 .,.k-.. ,, 3 -. wt I,,,f' A Q 3 Q t ,qi Q Q 3 ' In fx ,f 'F Q sh -M A' , ' A , , X .Ng , 1 f A Q y , ., . . 'fs ' Z, if l ' - H it r ... iQ ..e M . 'L' 'gms ii.. . M A, .... ' -' ' . . R .E . , . J , i fx '43 L' V 4 if Underclassmen fill up at Sth Period Feeding Station. Ehlers, D. Ellison, D. Ericson, Espinet, j. Ettlinger, W. Falck, R. Farah, j. Faris, P. Fellows, j. Fischer, W. Fitzgerald, D. Flynn, R. Forrester, J. Forster, P. Frerking, ll. Gambee, j. Ghezzi, j. Glover, R. Gocke, Godley, D. Gonzalez, R. Gotter, S. Green, M. Grigg, L. Gruna, j. Guich, J. Gunther, 1. Hair, C. Hale, G. Hancuff, W. Hannah, R. Harahan, M. Hardy, C. Harrington, D Harvey, j, Harvey, P. Haynes, M. Hewitt, J. Hilbert, L Hoerth, T. Hogan, F. Hollman, R. an W ly!! Mr. Stewart's Freshman English Class Did Michael Buagh find the 'Hippo' too big to handle? Houser, R. Hubbard, W. Huskins, K. Hutton, D. lmmoor, A. Indovina, P. lsberg, j. Irule, S. Iversen, B. jacobs, M. jezik, T. john, W. johnson, K. johnson, R. jung, E. Kane, M. Kautz, R. Keefe, j. Kelly, W. Kenney, j. Kern, R. Kinzer, . Kinzer, . Kirsch, A. Klumpp, R. ,ah . -il 1, ,. ki., I 5 . 5' .iq X . a I 1 , L 1. ' ' 5, 2, Sw ' .dns Q . .I 4, F - 7 V J ' uf : T D g X V H K Q ,Q L lui J at . f. f .ml SP , , .., l rgi' From The Testing Program in The Fall . ,mf .5- X 'T md 5' 1 41,1 ., ' : . A T We.. 5 Y . . ,.- JN .. . 'Nw' .R iu 'Vs -r 1 .-: S EW? , 'WM . I ,,.,v Q is Wm L A 17. F' x 9 'iz' in R - W ie , Y - L f ri QP sk T Nw. rgrrr ur . sq :- . L EQ wi? Q X :- '44 x. W X Q. , . C ...-W.. . - - ! ' I surf' T if Koch, K. Krouse, T. Kumler, IJ. Kumley, T. Kurtz, R. Kruska, D. Lake, B. Lnmare, J. Lathrop, J. Lavelle, N. Lawrence, H. Lee, R. Leoni, R. Liggett, C. Levine, L. Lilly, J. Lindenberg, R. Lineberger, R. Lirrle, F. Long, D. Lopez, J. Lovecchio, J. Low, R. Lucchino, W. Luman, L. Lundgren, J. Luther, J. McAndrews, P. McBrenrty, T. McClung, J. McCrillis, C. McDonald, D. McDonough, P. Mclluffee, M. McGregor, M. McLaughlin, D. McLendon, J. McMillan, F. McPharlin, T. MacDonald, A. Mackin, M. Madden, B. Mahe, D. Majeska, T. Manahan, T. Manahan, T. Maroot, N. Marmont, H. Marcus, R. AH l Murphy, j. Napolitano, N. Nash, M. Nelson, M. Notline, G. Northrop, T. Oates, j. O'Barr, j. O'Brien, M. O'Connell, XV. 0'Hanlon, T. Orlando, V. Ortiz, T. Osborne, C. Osmonson, P. Panissitli, P. Parker, L. Paventi. J. Peterson, j. Pctrotta, W. Petrovich, D. Marone, L. Marshall, D. Martin, D. Martin, Marhcis, A. Martineau, R. Mazzeo, F. Merkens, T. Mertens, M. Meyer, G. Meyers, T. Micelli, N. Miller, j. Miller, W. Modugno, D. Mottola, P. Muccillo, R. Mulleda, J, Munilfering, R Murphy, D. Murphy, F. Until The Final Report ard, P32 if Pity? 69 P' .4 . Petruzzi T. '11 ' if Pistone R. V G ,a V 'U . ' Plarz, W. , Plotner, D. f z L 2 3? 3 - ' A f Polak R. ,, A K J. - itA 'z Polisano, j. gg gm , , ' 1 ' ' Porlier, R. . g b ZAA 2' 1 W z . gr ' ,E V Porretta, S. -- -b , S Powers, D. . ' V Powers, M. ,Q . Q ii L'L bvo ' ' . - ' or Pratt, D. 'QM ' , - A Proctor, S. .1 x I ' 3- ' Pruner W. . . P. PPPPP . .. f L: V V L.. are K BQQX N .-, PULLI, L. ' Quinlan, M. . Porrr Quigley, J. Quinn, M. V ' Quirino, R. ' - Randall, R. V, Reals, P. H I 'EN Redmond, T Regan, J. , ' ., Reichle, P. ' ' R Riechmann, .2 f Renaud, M. W Rhoden, H. Richardson, Ritchie, P. R .Q Rirrer, F. Roberts, F. , ' , ' Robinson, B V . Robone, T. - . .A Rouch, E. i in Rozell, D. , lifts Ruh, M. Rubino, G. Ryan, J. Sabol, W. Sakys, G. Sanchez, F. Sanchez, M. They Were ur Novice Scholars. R Rutkoske, T. Sanchez, W. Sanders, D. Sanderson, J Schaaf, M. Schlender, P. Schmidt, j. Schneider, J. Schrey, T. Scully, j. Seagren, L. Seighman, G Shea, R. Sheils, T. Shepherd, li. Shirley, Shnckey, T. Sigler, M. Skaff, J. Slatten, V. Slevin, T. Sliva, R. f- , - Q . ..eere . Q? K . ,,' K I . . 7 1 V V T Q 1 5 L r -l ' Vit:-re Y 11,4 fine - 1-. 1' Teachers Posed a Threat r-i U 5 . rztvi 0 To Thelr Freedom . . Adventures in Literature with Brother Wfilliam Bernard. I l 5. ,U c 3 .. . 3 is 5152: Xl sg E. ff 5 6 ll , , S 3 ,Q li Smith, H. ,li 9' Smith, T. A ZZA 4, ,. - Sorrentino, R. K . ,H Spreng, W. Q V5 4 Srott, S. A , 4 - M2 E. s. S. at l . S Q smffofd, W. ' ' ,z Y ' ' .. ' Stelrer, S. l , V L, . f V N Stevenson, I. K. I ' ' Stewart, J. Zi -:ff L. LVQQ T31 S , ' Strain, P. ' Su-anon, H. V S, 1. I A Sudikatus, G. f 'if 3- 5 Suerdieck, L. , A ':'.-k': ' ' V gbh 5 Supple, S. . . ,- X Y S it t Susca, F. Tade, S. Taesch, R. Taverna, F. Taylor, A. B Obligatory Attendance Mr. Braun's Spanish I Class. Se habla Pledge of Allegiance? Thies, M. Thomas, R. Thompson, F. Thorell, D. Todd, V. Trapani, J. Trense, J. Trena, A. True, J. Tufts, B. Tully, T. . I x,1'. V. f 5 W1 Tumminello, C , Tuomey, V. Turnquisr, P. Tyler, M. Ucker, D. Vaccaro, D. Vinci, R. Virz, J. Wagener, J. Walker, H. Wallace, T. Wardwell, K. ' Washko, A. Weber, R. Wells, R. Westberg, T. is Whaling, M. Wheeler, H. Whitehead, J. Wilhite, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, P. Winckler, C. Wingate, R. Wontor, J. Wrinkle, J. Yanks, M. Yarbrough, Young, D. Young, J. Zakar, K. 'H' 9' km' .N i fr, il' '- -1 J. 1 Q if 7 Y' o if 'x ,tm x 1 sq ,ask 1 . .Lo If x 14'- , ' rail, e. I At The 2:30 Club. All aboard Band trip for the Arcadia Parade 4 I O S ts r X 5 A x Y rr o 5' Q xl tx s , 1 . W X Q 1 K . D !- . .. at I Cs rv . bv 1 ak X SW J 'W L f . I A C C L w. . I ' A I fm, S 4 in ,, Q 75.1 .F 2. tl Q' s . it of I , L A. ' W l N W K iv!- -rl ATHLETICS is xwyg gm x 'TS vw -.li 1 ,sh If K an-.F -5 2 , K if , , Qpivg vw i,,.QQb . W L , Q Q' ru.. ROBERT FOWLER End and Half-back 1 year varsity'l' 1 V LEGEND: f :5'Receivetl Monogram I Ki ' 5 . 'iff- Q 1- ' .1 A -4 -A Mike Harrell, Coaches' Awardg Ray Wtxlfe, Most Valuable Player: and jerry Marcus, Most Improved Player receive their tro- phies at the Football Banquet. CPhoto by Ted Hoffj Schugel smashes through a Mt. Carmel Crusader. fPhot0 by Rex Taylorj Nodine leads the team to battle with Cathe- dral. CPhoto by Ted Hoffj Merkle breaks javurek away for a big gain against Loyola. The team that Notre Dame fielded in 1957 will not go down in history as the best we have ever had. In fact it may be called the worst. Certainly their record of failing to win a single game could not be topped, but in spite of their record they have gained the admiration of the faculty and student body by their never say die spirit, courage and determination. Keeping up the spirit game after game was in itself a truly remarkable feat and will not be forgotten. They started their exhibition season with a heartbreaking loss in the last two min- utes of play to a heavily favored Burroughs team, 7 to 6. They next came up against a big, fast, experienced Oxnard team. The Knights had things completely their own way for most of the first half but late in the second half the superior Oxnard man- power finally wore them down and brought about their defeat. The Knights opened the league season against the perenial Catholic League cham- pion, Mount Carmel, who was destined to go undefeated in Catholic League play, and win the championship. The Knights outplayed their rivals in every respect but again the breaks were against the Knights and after having victory in their grasp they lost on a last minute touchdown, 21 to 14. No other team in the league held the Cru- saders by so close a margin. The Irish then took on Loyola. The student body especially looked forward to the game with arch-rival, Loyola, as it was to be the homecoming. An unexpected storm rained out the festivities and threatened the game. It was actually cancelled and then after a protest from Loyola, scheduled again. The see-saw battle was waged on our home field which was made a quagmire by the rains. For a full 48 minutes they slushed back and fortn through the mud with the final nod going to Loyola, 12 to 7. The Queen and her court were honored the following night at the dance and it was the consensus of opinion that it was the lovliest court we have ever had. The Knights were in bad shape as they journeyed to Cantwell to do battle with the Cardinals. The Asiatic flu had claimed many a victim and they were riddled with injuries. It was hotly contested all the way and in spite of their handicaps the Knights had a good chance to pull this one out. The superior Cantwell manpower showed up toward the end of the game and they managed to eke out a narrow 19 to 14 victory. The roof really fell in on the Knights at Saint Anthony's. The flu riddled Irish fighting all the way, went down to a crushing defeat at the powerful Saints. It was simply another case of overwhelming odds for the spirited Knights. The Knights hosted Cathedral on their own field, and I would say, this was the only time the Knights played listless football. The Notre Dame Knights seemed to have other things on their minds besides a football game. The Phantoms took com- plete advantage and grounded out a 26 to 14 victory. Serra was strictly a black day for the Knights as the experienced Cavaliers grounded out a one-sided victory. The classy Cavaliers capitalized on all the breaks and the mis- takes made by the Irish. For the last game of the season the Knights journeyed away from home to meet an inspired Warrior team from Pius X. This was the battle of the two luckless teams of the Catholic League. This would be the game which decide who would sit in the cellar. This game impressed me as being the hardest fought of all. Pius led all the way, but the Knights were in the contest until the last few minutes when Pius got three quick touchdowns and went on to humble the Knights. Although the Notre Dame Knights had a bleak season, they were not without their moments of glory and their heroes. It will be hard to forget the scampering runs of our Captain, Denny Nodine, or the bruising runs of Ernie Schugel and Tony Kopay. Little Ray Wolfe, the watch-charmed mainstay of our defense, will also be remembered as well as all the other members of our spirited team. They have contri- buted to the name of Notre Dame and the student body is proud to associate with them, The Fighting Irish of 1957. Gary Edwards 77 ws YK- 'sr L IN- l i x F 7 lx 'N TOM BRONCHETTI Guard l Year J. V,, 2 Years Varsity Ddine snags 21 pass in Carmel Game. 'hoto by Rex Taylorj f S QQ,- ui J ' X a, :s 3 2, qi! 'f J KARL PERKS Half Back 2 Years Varsity? MICHAEL DUNNE End 2 Years Varsitydfuff -.. -. A I Cl - .4 - X 4 X R 1 ROGER CASEY Tackle l Year Varsity 5 i ' .s .5 ,L-Q. f l jx .Q N f i Isl' . -..--iv L-H ' Xxx jx Q DUKE McMAHON i Half Back 1 Year Varsirye STAN DOROBIZK ' Tackle ' l Year Varsityzl: I J W1 It A1 u x , 'ns .v P LARRY SYRNX i f W P l - P B 1 1 V ' e ff? , - X I l Center .fin ' H Bi' -4, 2 N ears j. V. 'l l', 2 Years Varsityfls -ft i .:, ,IOHN ROUGEOT K B Center A I Year j. VF, Z Years Varsityew' ,U THE ' 7 NOTRE DAME VARSITY FIRST ROXV, Left to Right: Tom Bronchetti, jerry Marcus, joe Dubiel, james Wfoodyard, Dick Haller, Mike Harrell, john Aussem, Andy Vinci, Mike Genne, john Rougeot, Bob Fowler, Pete juliano, jack Bussie, Bob Brown, Karl Perks, Mgr. Ed. Devlin. SECOND ROVU: Dennis Nodine, Ernie Schugel, jerry Hewitt, joseph Dorobek, Peter Pfarr, Dan Vallas, Howard Smith, Pete Cagliano, Robert Tllorell, Paul Watlker, Bob Porter, Dan McGowan, Quentin Cedar, Bill Brown, john Salzman, Terry Supple, Mgr. Richard McNulty. THIRD ROXV: Tony Kopay, Dolph Rempp, Rodger Casey, Gerald Kreske, Tim Kinzer, Duke McMahon, Mike Merkle, Xvayne javurek, Michael Hairell, Roger Willett, Tom Vallone, Howard Parker, Vinge Polidoro, Vince Fadale, Mgr. Richard Oberholzcr. FOURTH ROW: Coach Don Klinkhammer, Tom Von der Ahe, james ll Wtmlfe, Larry Deisinger, David MacLeay, john Kirsch, Larry Serna, Bernie Martin, Allan Seim, Raymond Wtxlfe, Mike Laugh- lin, Mike Dunne, james Vuschsas, Coach Bill Leeds. RAY WONLFE Vallas carries the ball for a lf I, big gain in the Cantwell game. , X , CPhoto by Ken MacI.eayJ 3- X J arg , 5 I ' 1 Q ji, , 6.1, VARSITY SCHEDULE Game N.D. Opp. 5 Burroughs . . . 7 61' 5 Oxnard .... . . 7 33 ,B Mt. Carmel . . . . 14 21 Loyola .... . . 7 123' I Cantwell .... . . 12 191' St. Anthony . . . . 7 45 Cathedral . . . . 14 26'l' Serra ...... . . 6 46 9' Pius X ...... . . 0 25 1 To 'l'Home Game DENNY NODINE Half-Back 1 Year j.V. ' 3 Years Varsity'l ' Guard 2 Years Varsity' Xi? Perks and Fowler halt a Cavalier of Serra. iPhoto by Rex Taylor, JOHN AUSSEM End 1 Year Varsity' 'Nr ,, xx Q ERNIIT SCHUGEL Full-Back A Years Vatrsityspl' t . 1' ' f G K 'QXN .V 1 1' L ' A , 5 ixza vi xA' E lu ' K . 4 if K il xl 'T ANTHONY KOPAX liillf-Bklfk 3 I tvmtivw l fq 2 Years Varsityifif f '3 SQ ROGER XVILLITTT Quarter Back 1 Years 'l.V.9f:l' 2 Years Vnrsitytk George Sl-ialla gives moral support to his team mates during the Loyola Game, Xt t i l , t I i . 1 it ff g lx K., A BILL BROXVN ciLI2ll ll 2 Years Varsity? tltfkkvmixltcjtfs Tatrklc I Year -I Vfl' 2 Years Vatrsityl' Schugcl blasts thruugli at liust uf Cattttwcll tncklers. Other Irish strc: Gcttnu, Bussic, Brown, Martin, Harrell, Ruugcot atntl Wil- lett. BOB BROXWN Half-Back 2 Years Varsity 424 Polidoro cluesn't belicw. in S p n 0 k s. Cathedral Game fl-'horn by Ted Hoffj X V i 'N N-3 7-if f Mimi HARRELL . ' End 3 1 Year j.Vflf 2 Years Vnrsitydlul' v 4 - 5 DICK HALLER gig Quarter Back I Year Varsity 5.4 Rougeut gives flying interfcrcncg for Nodinc in the Cathedral game, '35 fPh0t0 by Ted Hoffj Bussic. Dcisingcr, Markle and McMahon IIIOYC in for the kill during the Burroughs Game. fPl1olo by Rex Taylorl Be Great or mall . . A BERNARD MARTIN Tackle Z Years Varsityi' l ,-- ...n.1v.1rg'T'.' R, . , - Schugel and XVooclyard bring clown n L-harging llzllf-bzlclc in the Serra Game. CPl10to by Rex Tnylorl Half Time Calisthenics at the Pius X Game I. V. FOOTBALL TEA FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Student Manager-Robert Mazzolini, Roger Curry, Douglas Char- land, Daniel Caruso, Pat Butler, jim Buchanan, Richard Penney, john Brown, john Becker, Albert Beaumont, Robert Bateman, Bill Bakery, Mike Merandi, Student Managerelid Wehinger. SECOND ROW: Left to Right, Aldo Ajello, Tom May, David Martin, james Lamare, Clarence Kauth, jim Brooks, Mike Hammergren, Larry Gooch, Andrew Failla, Eugene Encinas, Bill de- Rubertis, john Hewitt. THIRD ROW: Left to Right, Louis Tellez, james Trense, Stephen Supple, jim Schenk, Michael Rotunno, Tony Puzo, Bob Powers, joe Knier, Terrence Petruzzi, john Miller, Paul Panisside, Bill O'Connell. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right, Laurence Mclineaney, Coach Harry Pohl, Coach Manny Alvarez, Art Charron, james Donckels, Frank Lopev, Pat Flm, Kurt Wolfe, Tony Walker, Gerald Wagner, Mario Travaglini. ' an ,. ...M , ,, I AU., L jUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Game N.D. Opp. Mt. Carmel . . . 12 03' Loyola . . . . . 7 15 Cantwell . . . . . 12 13 St. Anthony . . . 7 03' Cathedral . . . . 7 15 Serra .... . . 7 33 Pius X . . . 6 61' l' . .rim M L S N-.l xg? fx lLhanfig Q .4 all Vt L Blinka J Regan G Nodine j FIRST ROXV: Left to Right, P. Mottola, T. O'Hanlon, j. i 2, . , . , . , . Schmidt, A. Mntheis, P. Dali. SECOND ROW: Left to Right, L. Hilbert, T. Manahan, R. Cole- ' P Osmonson, T. Hoerth, L Marrone, P. Buccola, R, Gonzales, V. ' ' ' ll D. man, R. Randall, V. Tuomey, . . Orlando, Coach Ralph Brown. THIRD ROW: Left to Right, C. MtCrill1s, K. Wfardwe , Rozell, P. Schlender, G. Sakys, D. Modugno, M. Alexander, P. Capka, Student Manager-NW. Huh hard, Student Manager-R. Cousineau. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Game N.D. Opp. Northridge . . . 6 7 Rancho .... . 0 211' Loyola .... . . 0 12 Northridge . . . . 0 275' Serra ....... . . 18 12 Alemany ...... . . 1 01' 'l'Home Game Coach Brown's thesis includes enthusiasm and drive. X Vx Fx 'En e ruyal beauties escorted by their senior tlatef HOMI A I I. 2 i I r THF ROYAL COURT Left to Right: Duke McMahon and Princess Sheila Currans, Bill Bruwn :mtl Princess Bonny Heiser, Queen Swanson and Ray Grill, Princess jtmn Clark and lirnie Schugel, zlncl Princess Sue Lynch zlncl Run Dupuis. Dinli Swanson of I.H.H.S., Queen uf the 1957 Hume- coming, and her escort, Ray Grill. COMI G ,lu 5. fy' Xa' fc fs C f O fu v ff lr Cheer up Dicli hcnior Class Pmsinlcrll, Slcxc Mndv.-r, alms lmnn nf thc rnyaxl L'tlI'0I1ilIiHI1. T7 W' if .i' . 1 .yi , ,f y,,.. ,W 5 Q .L X. N , www ,M 6 JK, .31 2 F' -Ka. L 1 Qi Bl K The Knights' basketball team for '58 was not exactly favored to burn up the league. With only two lettermen returning, Coach O'Neil could not be expected to match last year's team, which had two all C.I.F. stars. The Knights had to start practically from scratch, and with Coach O'Neil's expert training they have de- veloped into a smooth coordinated unit. They went through their exhibition season without much success. They managed to collect one win against heavily favored Oxnard. The Knights had weathered the exhibition season and had gained experi- ence and confidence, and were beginning to work like a team. Notre Dame did not exactly make an auspicious entrance into league compe- tition, for they were soundly beaten by Loyola, but the Knights had a potential scoring threat in Hank Salvatore. He was scoring from 15 to 25 points per game. Hank ended the season with a 15-point average. On the first round of league play, the Knights became seasoned campaigners as they got most of the bumps-from Cathedral, St. Anthony, Cantwell and Mt. Carmel. In all these games the Knights fought bravely and their opponents knew that they had played a hard fought game. The first half of the season was not altogether black for old Notre Dame. They collected their first wins of the season from Serra and Pius by scores of 51 to 50 and 55 to 40. In these games Salvatore, Moder, Boyd and Flanagan really showed their abilities. The Knights weren't exactly on cloud nine as they prepared for the second half of the season, but they had determination and confidence that they could do better. The second half of the season was a repetition of the first. Although the Knights had improved, they just didn't get the breaks and on other occasions they just weren't as hot as they should have been. Salvatore gained over 20 points on several occasions and Flanagan boosted the spirits with some clutch shooting, especially against Serra. On the whole, the combined play of the Knights was not quite up to their capabilities. They looked like the Knights of old as they humbled Pius and Serra exactly in the same easy manner that they had done earlier. They had done their best, but wound up sixth in the league. Although the '58 basketball team will not be remembered as having the winning- est season in the school's history, they will be remembered for their determination and fighting spirit. Each and every member of the team brought honor and glory to the school every time they were in action, and the school can be proud of them. Gone will be the nucleus of this team! Captain Mike Boyd, Steve Moder, Joe Flana- gan and also Hank Salvatore, who is ineligible to play next year. Coach O'Neil with his usual mastery should develop a fine team next year, as he will have several lettermen returning. Congratulations to this year's spirited team! Gary Edwards TOP LEFT: Thinking fast, Salvatore smashes through the fighting Warriors. CENTER: Lindsay followed by Wilhelm and Boyd set up for another score. BO'I'I'OM LEFT: Moder goes up for two points against Loyola. iPhoto by Al Washkoj. TOP RIGHT: Boyd makes a basket in spite of the towering maze of hands. BOTTOM RIGHT: Excellent formation for a Knight basket. CPhoto by Rex Taylorl 4' MIKIi BOYD -IIM BROSNAN FRANK FESI1 Center Center Guard l Year Varsity I Year Varsity 1 Year Varsity Qllaptainb I Year IV. l Year -I.V, l Year Bees OTRE DAME VARSITY ASKETB LL TE FRONT ROW, Left to Right:-loc Flanagan, Steve Mocler, Mike Boyd-Captain, llank Salvatore, Bob XVilheIm. SECOND ROW, Left to Rightziiary XVaikle, -lim Brosnan, Marty Vusich, Frank Fese, Bruce Luedtke, Coach john O'Neil, Sam Lintlsay, Stexe Cortloxa, Frank Hartlee, joe McKenna, jack Meyer, CPhoto by Rex Taylorj JOE FLANAGAN 2 Guard Years Varsity 1 Year j.V. 1 Year Cees SCHEDU Loyola . . . Cantwell. . . Mt. Carmel . Serra ..... Pius X . . . Cathedral . . St. Anthony . Practice . . . . . League . . . FRANK HARIDFIZ Foreward 1 Year Varsity 1 Year j.V. 1 Year Bees LE QLEAGUE GAMESQ 50-45 . . 65-78 . . . 45-65 . . 51-50 . . 55-48 . . 64-79 58-73 Won 1 . . Won5 N me 90 H117 60-52 46-72 47-85 54-43 65-34 64-79 66-74 Lost 8 Lost 9 Coach O'Neil briefs Salvatore and Boyd. F Milf JOE MCKENNA STEVE MODER HANK SALVATORE MARTY VUSICH GARY WAIKLE Eoreward Guard Foreward Eorewarcl Center 1 Year Varsity 2 Years Varsity 2 Years Varsity 1 Year Varsity 1 Year Varsity 1 Year j.V. 1 Year J.V. 1 Year -I.V. 2 Years j.V. 1 Year Bees flndividual photos by Rex Taylorj V a r s i ty Basketball Manager: Bob Wheeler and Tim Lewis. E fPhoto by Ken MacI.eayD - X Cty . 1 Year Bees l Year Cees FRONT ROW, Left to Right1Mike Brennan, Walt Herkal, Dennis MonahanfCo-Captain, john Murrin, Marcello Perna, Marlin Foxworth, Bruce Salas, Dave jackson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Etl Devlin-Manager, Ed Bellezzo, Mike jezik-Co-Captain, Dick Piantadosi joe Borellft Mike Merandi, Nick Michelli, Mike Kinney, Mr. Lindy Bell-Coach. ABSENT, Carl tsmt-omit: I U IOR ARSITY eeond Place in the Catholic League The Notre Dame junior Varsity had a great season, edging out St. Anthony, but succumbed to powerful Mount Carmel, thus placing second in Catholic league competition. A W X? QA Coach Bell and Co-Captains Monahan and jc-zik. Salas and Murin, reads' for the rebound. CPhoto by Al Washkclj SCHEDULE CLEAGUE GAMES, Loyola ........ Cantwell .... Mt. Carmel . . . Serra ..... Pius X . . . Cathedral .... St. Anthony . . . Practice .... 58-35 48-40 50-45 62-56 45-39 82-40 47-44 Won 4 45-50 55-43 59-65 44-56 55-71 48-35 46-49 Lost 1 Monahan, Borella, Jezik and Salas. QPhoto by Al Washkoj Borella shoots one while jackson looks on. QPhoto by Rex Taylorj League . . Winn ll Lost 3 l l 93 Yester helps the cause. SCHEDULE Q LEAGUE GAMES Loyola . . . Cantwell . . Mt. Carmel Serra .... Pius X . . . Cathedral . St. Anthony Practice . . League . . 54-64 x x 55-40 48-31 50-51 40-24 31-71 Won Won 0 5 43-48 X X 53-55 65-41 35-56 79-39 47-68 Lost 9 Lost 7 Tom Hail lays one up. BEE TEA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Karl Weingarmer, Tom Bowman, Kurt Weingartner, Pat Mcliarry, Gary Faris, joe Buttita, Dick Lewandosski. SECOND ROW, Left to ' 1 . W ll ' Mana er john Rohde, Tom Wright Mike Miller, Phil Mot- Ri1.,ht'Tom a ate- g , , tola, 'llom Hail-Captain, Mr. lVlanuel1flYareaTC0acl1, jerry Yester, Mike Mit- 04 SCHEDULE QLEAGUE GAMESQ Loyola ........... Cantwell. . . Mt. Carmel . . Serra .... Pius X .... Cathedral . St. Anthony ..... fSecond game overtime 31-32 38-32 38-31 35-19 42-15 43-23 25-22 D 37-28 26-37 14-32 34-18 29-15 24-23 28-26 League .......... Won 11 Lost 3 Practice .......... Won 5 Lost 2 Post Season Game: Cees 53, Bees 36 Tedford jumps as Armstrong and Dunne get ready to take the tip. CPhoto by Al Washkoj All Catholic Co-Champs CEE TE FIRST ROXW Left to Ri ht Pet H h , g : e ug es. jim Armstrong, Bob Dunne, Fctlcle Biuccio, Dennis Beelner, Phil Wilscmn, Dan Petrovich, Guy Bauman. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Phil lndovina, jim Druliner, Dan Davis-Managers. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Pat Wagener, Mike O'Brien, john lsbcrg, Hugh L V Q . , . . avsreme, jim Tedford-Captain, Dave Cross, Dick Pease. CPhoto by Dick Uschykj a Nf BOB. APODACA 2 . Years. Varsity' 1 . Year . j.V. MID APRIL TABULATION With eight league games still remaining for the baseball season, the Notre Dame Varsity Baseball Team has at present compiled a record of 2 wins, 3 losses and a tie. Yet, this record does not clearly indicate the ability of this baseball squad which consists mainly of juniors. The team possesses two of the finest hurlers in the league in Gordon Goosen and Roger Willett. Gordon has now pitched 19 innings allowing but one hit. Roger who also alternates at first base, pitched 13 innings against Loyola, holding them to four hits and a tie for the game. Barry Carpenter, Rich Donovan and Bob Apodaca round out the pitching staff. The infield is very ably handled by Frank Major as catcher, Jackie Bussie at first, Denny Monahan at second, Bob Hiegert at shortstop, and Danny Vallas at third. Two fme understudies at catcher and shortstop are George Lohman and Bruce Luedke. In the outfield are two '57 All Catholics, Wayne Boyte and Ken LaPointe cover- ing left and center with Gary Angello in right. Duke McMahon is also a fine ou'- fielder. With the right breaks this Notre Dame team is good enough to win a be in the C.I.F. Bob Apodaca 'Received a monogram LEFT SIDE OF PANEL: Dan Vallas pegs the ball to first. iPhoto by Rex Taylorl. TOP OF PANEL: Gordon Goosen and Duke McMahon pose a play at home plate. fPhoto by Al Washkoj RIGHT SIDE OF PANEL: jack Bussie receiving a throw to first in the Serra game, iPhoto by Rex Taylor., BOTTOM OF PANEL: Dennis Monahan slides into home base guarded by Frank Major. iPhoto by Rex Taylorj T. Roger Willett who pitched a no hitter against Burroughs and all Catholic center fielder, Ken LaPointe, talk over the Bur- roughs game with Coach Pohl. fPhoto by Rex Taylor.J WAYNE BOYTE 2 Years Var,sity ' I Year JV VAR ITY B EBALL CLOCKWISE: Willett, W. Boyte, D. Vallas, B. Luedtke, R. Hiegert, J. Bussie, R. Wilhelm, F, Fese, G. Goosen, K. LaPointe, G. Angello, R. Donovan, B. Carpenter, R. Apodaca, G. Lohman D. Monahan, D. McMahon, F. Major. CENTER: Coach Pohl. Dennis Monahan second base whose booming bat has broken I' up many a game gets set to smash another BARRY CARPENTER 2 Years Varsityn' GORDON GOOSEN 2 Years Varsityu' 1 Year j.V. ' Threw no-hitter in Bellarmine- jefferson game. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Loyola . . . Pius X . . . Cathedral . . . Cantwell . . . Sera ....... St. Anthonys Mt. Carmel . Loyola . . . Pius X . . . Cantwell .. Serra ..... Cathedral . . Mt. Carmel St. Anthonys N.D. Opp 4 4 3 4 4 2 2 0 5 7 3 8 1 3 6 7 3 4 8 5 2 6 7 1 9 1 STARTING LINE-UP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Coach Pohl, R. Willett. SECOND ROW: D. Vallas, R. Hiegert, F. Mason, D. Monahan, R, Donovan. FHIRD ROW: G. Angello, K. La Pointe, G. Goosen, W. Boyte. ROGER WILLETI' 3 Years Varsity ' 1 Year j.V. FRANK MAJOR 1 Year Varsity' 1 Year J.v.-v DUKE McMAHON 1 Year Varsity' 1 Year J.V. STUDENT MANAGERS FRONT: Francis Mazzeo, Phill Capka. BACK: Jerry Adams, Martin Gordon. Tension mounts as Schultz chokes the bat and waits for the pitch. CPhoto by Rex Taylor.j 7 ? .V. BASEB LL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ed Wehinger-Student Managerg Dave Cox, Bob Wright, Leo Vusich, john Becker. SECOND ROW: Mike Carr, Keith Haddow, Bill Moser, Dennis Prendergast, joe Buttitta, Tom Powley, john Vitz, Dick Schulz, Tom May, Greg Woods, Dick Vesque. THIRD ROW: Brother Albert C.S.C.-Coachg Tony Puzo, Tom Hail, Mike Miller, Bob Thorell, Gerald Kreske, Tom Monteleone, Dave jackson, Bruce Lake-Student Managerg John Paventi-Student Manager. CPhoto by Dick Uschyk.j Dave Jackson reaches out to take the throw to first base. iPhoto by Rex Taylor.J NON-LEAGUE Burroughs .......... 0 Hoover fGlendalej . . . 9 6 Van Nuys .......... 9 0 Rancho ..... . . . . 19 1 St. Francis .......... 9 5 Alemany ............ 10 9 LEAGUE N .D. Opp. Loyola ....... .... 8 2 Cathedral . . . . . . 15 0 Pius X ..... . . 7 5 Serra ....... . . 2 0 Cantwell ...... . . 9 5 Mt. Carmel .... . . 5 1 St. Anthonys . . . . . 5 1 Loyola ........ . . . 10 2 Cathedral . . . . . 2 15 Pius X ..... . . 9 8 Serra ...... . . 0 5 Cantwell .... . . 2 18 Mt. Carmel .......... 2 5 St. Anthonys ........ - - Tied for first in Catholic League at this date. 1 N.D. Opp. 3 GRADE SCHOOL TOURNAMENT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES'-CHAMPIONS Left to Right: D. Willmelm, Brother Charles, L. Danielson, Coach G. Munn. GOLF TEA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mike Irsfeld, Bud Darrah, jim Oates, Al Mevitz, Sheldon Hibarger, Bob Christie. SECOND ROW: Dale Hen- derson, Tom Piepmeyer, Frank Hardee, Dave Enfield, Brother Nivard, C.S.C, Coach, St. Finbar, runner-up, with Brother Charles and Brother Joseph-co-ordim ator of the tournament. fPhoto by Al Washko.J Brother Nivard adjusts jim Oates' swing Mug 51 IOI 'Ianni 4.Wy...,.L-A. af , .Mu K 3- M, args .T 'H JOHN AUSSEM Pole Vault 1 Year Varsity 1Year Bees TR CK 1 Year Cees MID SEASON REPORT Notre Dame's track and field aggregation for '58 will go down as one of the most powerful teams to represent the Knights. The team has tremendous po- tential and has high hopes of winning the Catholic League Championship. It has several athletes capable of scoring individual championship records. Notre Dame's first two contests were lost to Bur- roughs and Burbank. Then came St. Francis, the per- ennial champ of the Catholic conference and we lit- erally crushed them. The Knights opened their league season at Serra and had a pretty easy time of it as we won handily with a score of 68-36. The Irish next garnered a win that they are especially proud of. In a surprise meet with Van Nuys, we beat them 63-41 which proves that the Knights can challenge the best that the Valley can offer and come out on top. At the next track meet the Knights encountered Cantwell on our track which was like a quagmire from the deluge of rains, and slaughtered them 89-15. The Cathedral and Pius X meets were rained out but the team journeyed to Santa. Barbara and took a very creditable Seventh Place among 25 schools competing which were among the best in the C.I.F. The Notre Dame thinly clads then entertained Mount Carmel at home and it was another romp for the pow- erful Knights who rolled over the Crusaders 79-25. With only Cathedral, Loyola, Pius X and St. Anthonys to go, it is expected that the Knights will go all the way. The team will almost certainly be recognized as the best team in any sport that Notre Dame has ever had. There are only twelve seniors on the team, so it looks as though the Notre Dame track team will be powerful next year. Leaving us this year will be Ray Wolfe and Gary Edwards in sprints, Stan jones and Tom Souza in the hurdles, Steve Moder in the 880, john Aussem, Hugh Johnson and Tony Kopay in the pole vault, and Mike Boyd and Marty Vusich in the high jump. These lads can be especially proud of their accomplishments and of their part in team spirit. Both the student body and the faculty are proud of them. Next year's team has excellent possibilities and with expert tutoring of our esteemed coach, Bill Leeds, the team is almost certain to have another winning season. Gary Edwards l. Marty Vusich clears his mark. 2. Mike Boyd exhibits the form that accounts for his holding the Catholic League Record. 3. Dave James, Stan Jones, and Gary Edwards look on as john Aussem and Mike Boyd, accompanied by Coach Leeds, give the hi sign of victory. 4. Howie Smith and Stan jones, who jointly hold the school record in low hurdles, are pictured here jumping the highs. CPhotos by Rex Taylor.J JACK BANNON Shot Put 1 Year Varsity N X fast: ' MIKE BOYD jerry McBrearty and Pete Pfarr lead the mile as Burroughs men eye their contestants off in the distance. CPhoto by Rex Tay1or.J GARY EDWARDS Sprinter T 1 Year Varsity 1 Year Bees 1 Year Cees VAR ITY TRACK High: jump 3 Years Varsity l Year Cees FIRST ROW, Left to Right: j. McBrearty, S. jones, M. Merkle. SECOND ROW: D, Martin, P. Pfarr, B. Childs, E. Malouf, D Ganahl, R. Seider, F. Maga, W. javurek, M. Genne, H. Smith G. Edwards, J. Aussem, T. Souza, T. Hoff, D, james, L. Tellez V, Polidoro. THIRD ROW: Mr. Francis de Soto, Coach: G Meyer, Student Manager: T. Woessner, T. Kopay, T. Brown B. deRubertis, J. Ralphs, K. Woolston, J. Salzman, Q. Cedar Q Q Q ...... .. L gg 9 Putters, Larry Deisinger and jack Bann G. Sakys, R. Shannon, R. Wolfe, M, Cagliano, Student Manager: H. Demmert, Student Manager: A. Vinci, Mr. Bill Leeds, Coach. FOURTH ROW: R. Buccola, S, Moder, M. Vusich, M. Boyd, M, Kinney, P. Ruiz, B. Davidson, R. Curray, J. Bannon, L. Deisinger, A, Seim, D. Kopay, H. Johnson, B, Brown, Coach's Assistant: S. Claybaugh, Student Manager. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.J Q RECOGNITIONS : Wayne janurek-New Catholic League 100 yd. Dash Award C9.8 sec.j Outstanding Performance Trophy. Tom Courtney-New Catholic League Shot Put V '- Record f48.9 ft. putj Ulyggp HUGH JOHNSON Pole Vault ,Q l Y V i ' 2 5225 3322, 1 Year Cees VARSITY SCHEDULE Meet N.D. Burroughs ,.............. 59 St. Francis . . . . , 7016 Serra .,,... . . 68 TO151F25fff,'i?Y x Xj2W11Tf -A 3316 2 Years Varsity Mt Carmel' ' ' ' 79 1 Y B . . . . . 1 Yzzi CEE: Cathedral , . . . 'ISVZ Pius X .... . . 8022 Loyola ..............,,,4 43 l St. Anthonys ............. 61 4 Second in C. L. Dual Meet N First in Catholic League Finals 'l the 12-lb, shot. CPhotos by Rex Taylor.J Our high flying pole vaulters, john Aussen and Tony Kopay, show their talent to Cantwell Challengers. CPhotos by Rex Taylorj xi if ilk I at Opp. 45 33Vz 36 44V2 1 5 25 28V2 2314, 61 43 X F8 JERRY MCBREARTY STEVE MODER Mile N ' 880 1 Year Varsity 1 Year Bees 2 Years Varsity f r STAN JONES Hurdles 1 Year Varsity 1 Year Bees 2 Years Cees BEE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R, Shannon Caruso, J. Woodyard. SECOND ROW Risk, D. Donahue, G. Mareno, M. Kus R. White, J. Regan, J. Caminiti J Lath. K. Wolfe, J. Fortunato, M. Foxworth, Strauch, D. Jensen. THIRD ROW: Modugno, G. Rattay, J. Shanahan, Nownes, M. Travaglini, P. Elm, T. Rat T. Supple, J, DiMuro, J. Boyd, B. Sanc L. Zaborowski, G. Bauman. FOUR Mike Merkle breaks the tape in the 440 as Ed Malouf and Frank Maga follow close behind. CPhoto by Rex Taylor.J TOM SOUZA 5- Sprinter 8: Hurdler 1 Year Bees 2 Years Cees 1 I- ,...r Wgii . 3 r X 3 in A 5 . ,iii A ,-Q -Q Rodger Shannon cluching 3 I' baton at the start of a relay. I TR CK TE M KOW: J, Rohde, J. Cullen, P. Panissidi, N. Zinn, J. Vuchas, A. Beaumont, R. Corbett, K, Lasater, D. Lewandowski, P. Mottola, R. Rice, L. Walker. iPhoto by Al Washko.J ,P 553555: pk 'Q' K -I W 1 -s RAY WOLFE Sprinter 1 Year Varsity 1 Year Bees BEE Meet Burrou hs g ' ...... St. Francis . . . Serra ...... Van Nuys . . . Cantwell .... Mt. Carmel .... Cathedral . . . Pius X ...... Loyola ........ St. Anthonys . ., MARTIN VUSICH High jump 1 Year Varsity 1 Year Bees 1 Year Cees SCHEDULE N11 4mA .. 124 .. as .. zs .. cmg .. 69 .. 84 .. 84 .. 55 75 Dual Meet Champions Op . 4251 21W 11 70 34Vz 25 11 11 39 20 CEE SCHEDULE Meet ND. Opp. Burroughs .... . 54 23 St. Francis .... . . 72 5 Serra ...... . . 62W 1816 Van Nuys .... . . 60 26 Cantwell ...... . 742, 1 1 lp, Mount Carmel . . . . . 8516 SW Cathedral .... . . 74 12 Pius X .... . 53 53 Loyola ----..- - 54 38 Cee action with Earl McMillan, jim LaMare, and Steven St. Anthonys ..'v-'. .' 78 8 Bansbach in the Cathedral track meet. iPhoto by Rex Dual Meet Champions First in Catholic League Finals Taylor., CEE TRACK TEA Wad' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Bronchetti, J. Blesener, E. McMillan, V. Fadale, B. O'Connell, P. Dali, M. Mackin, SECOND ROW: T. Bowman, R. Coleman, P. Courtney, J. Polisano, B. Chambers, R. Pistone, P. Buccola, T. Petruzzi, F Little, B. Hollman, S. Bansbach, J. Lamare, G. Faris. THIRD ROW: J. O'Barr, T. McBrearty, S. Supple, G. Nodine, T. Duane, C. Hardy B. Miller, J. Ericson, P. Butler, B. Falck, E. Moravec. FOURTH ROW: B. Kees, B. Mazzolini J. Young, J. Cox, D. Vaccaro, M. Alexander, L. Grigg, P. McGarry, B. Marlin, G. Wyatt, J. True, M. Purdy, 1. Allison. fPhoto by Al Washkoj 9 108 -11 I 4 -'ir CROSS COUNTRY '58 fLow Score Winsj N.D. 15 Pius X. . . N.D. 30 Loyola . N.D. 20 Serra . N.D. 24 Cantwell . N.D. 40 Cathedral - N.D. 30 St. Anthony . . ALL-CATHOLIC Left to Right: j. McBrearty, D, james, R. Buccola, J. Nownes, F, Finocchiaro. N.D. 81 ST. ANTHONY Tie for Third CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Michael Cagliano, Student Manager: Fred Finocchiaro, Mike Mackin, jim Stevenson, Bob Stein, Ron Buccola, David james, jim Nownes, Gerald Rattay, Student Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach de Soto, jerry McBrearty, Dan Donahue, Roger White, jerry Blessner, Bob Strauch, Tom Rattay, Coach Bill Leeds. . 40 . 25 . 35 . 31 . 15 . 25 f 4 IV! QQ - Q X.. 1 4. . 2' -Q ,.. j.V. TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Stack, R. Porlier, H. Stratton j Ryan A Daignault, Manager. SECOND ROW: L. Parker, C. Carey W Everest A Cooper, M. Daignault. 559: 54:2 . H. f' I? , if 2? 5 5 it is ei f m g- S N.D. Opp. W. ..,. Pasadena . . . . . 5 2 'M Burroughs .. . . 6 1 Burbank . . . . 6 1 Hoover .... .. 6 1 Van Nuys .... . . 5 2 Birmingham . . . . . 4 0 Hart .......,. .. 7 0 Marshall ..... .. 2 5 San Fernando .. ,. 6 1 Ronstandt. CPhotos by Dick Uschykj 1 , , , H, Y CI? up - - -2. . . is C. r eel, vt M, J' ffl' iff as Pm 1 x E 1 1 ' -' 1 , ':j. ' as-If I . Q 'i'-,r ' 1712 .-'V' VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE Loyola ....... Cathedral . . Harvard . . . Hart ...... Marshall . . . Loyola ..... Black Fox Cathedral .... Harvard ...... Loyola Playoffs Brother Cassian, G. Corfino and W. Mahar. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Seidmen, M. Irsfeld, G. Corfino J Lodas W Mahar. SECOND ROW: J. Keating, J. Brosnan, S. Gooch D Hutton B ATHLETIC DIRECTORS Brother joseph, Assistant and Director of the Gym: Brother Elmer, Athletic Director: Brother Albert, Assistant. CPF Basketball team admiring Catholic League Trophy, CPhotos by Dick Ilschykj BITS DRIVERS Brother Albert, C.S.C. Brother Nivarcl, C.S,C. iii - ' ttf ' Ill ,et tksc T 1 I I I X ,I l 5 - I ,. ,4 2 4. ,, Q x K A M. , , Brother XY'illiam Bernard, CSC. 1 vs 52 ur. Q? , .ff ., ., .',, a. X . ,Rt i. FIA 1' , Q , .fr mv-P 'l'-' n w M Y v , if-6.1.5, ,I -V Ja. E' , ,wzliv 3 ,, A 1? .QQY SW . n .g.,w-W.-ff' EN - -w.,,,f'..w .mf-mggn -. ,5 ,f :, mga, W 34193. '.'s3V'fgj1h'. 'Vinh YI, : 'ff 214, . 3-,q w ,ig .3.,.hg:.. 2' -A Q, wma. fun., 'JETVRR' ' - . 4'?Q.K,jvE,:nnigi,-' ,M-A.. :a.,1'gQ'Pff . .. ,mv . gh' w5x'e+ xr' it .. -.t:,+QrrxAa F: -- R , ' -- X fi A 'X 5 1 + s ,'1Pf'. 147 1 -V i 1 if Q-1 15 we ai f N a E F J 9 J' :va i' N in ,ru 1 H-F' r ' . S 'fn .'.w ' c' f i ' x 'S' i' J v 4 'lf v f 'V 'i il j 5 y. , V ..-. in f'f'-fin The Notre Dame Band in competition at the Arcadia Band Review. Music! Music! was the cry on many festive occasions at the court and it was the court jester who provided the me- lodic entertainment for these revelers. Today our jesters in the person of the Notre Dame band and glee club pro- vide entertainment at many school func- tions. Notre Dame's many other clubs and activities provide many opportuni- ties for relaxation and social life. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Wright, G. Sudikatus, D. Kuty, T. Kelley, D. Wells, j. Arcarese, R. Oberholzer, D. Enfield, j. Scully, W. Everest. SECOND ROW: M. Cullen, D. Davis, G. Corfino, j. Lee, T. XVheeler, S. Hibarger, 1. Tedford, M. Gordon, M. O'Sullivan. THIRD i ROW: Bro. Eagan, C.S.C.-Moderator: D. Colby, P. Mottola, D. Harrington, A. Riolo, A. White, j. Schaefer, J, Barlow, M. Bocclmicchio, M. Villarino, S. Frey, G. Kinzer. FOURTH ROW: M. Boyd, K A P. Abel, M. jezik, W. Mahar, T. Wallace, S, Gooch, j. Corley, G. Hewitt, M. Lerner, M, Boury. Left to Right: A. White, B. Mahar, M. Boyd, G. Corfino FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Mike Boyd, President: jeff Teal, Vice-President: Errol Murphy, Secre- tary: George Corfino, Treasurer. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Mike Boyd, President: Bill Mahar, Vice-President: Al XVhite, Secretary: George Corfino, Treasurer. SENIOR Y.C.S. GROUP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W, Scott, E. Alexander, F. Longo, R. Milbauer, XV. Brown, Bro. Ricardo, C.S.C., Moderator. SECOND ROXV: J. Earle, R, DuPuis, j. Brosnan, D. McMahon, K. Daugherty. C s g SOPHOMORE Y.C.S. GROUP QXVIZDNESDAYJ FIRST ROXV, Left to Right: L. Armen tlarez, J. DiMuro, B. Kees. G. Faris, F Bnuccio, B. Kzlutz, D. Johnston. SEC OND ROXV: . Delrmev D, Garcia J , t . I Rhode, Becker, R. Pinntntlosi, C. Kautll, Bro. Marcel C.S.C.-Moderator. SOPHOMORE Y.C.S. GROUP QIWONDAYJ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Arm strong, P. Hughes, R. Dunne, T. Supple, W. Moser, L, McEneaney, J. Vuchas, D. Bishton. SECOND ROW: W. Everest, M. Bocchicchio, D. Kopay, R. Curry, J Salznmnn, D. Caruso, J. Boyd, J. Kirsch, M. Foxworth, M, Miller. in JUNIOR Y.C.S. GROUP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Leucl- rke, P. Stack, G. Hewitt, P. Cagliano, J. Bussie, S. Hibarger, V. Fatlale. SECOND ROW: L. Deisinger, J. Stratton, R. Rice, M. Merkle, T. Von der Ahe, J. Teall, M. Lerner, W. Wilhelm. FRESHMAN Y.C.S. GROUP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Curry, J. Lathrop, J. Cox, M. Alexander, R. Low. SECOND ROW: A. Demetrop- oulos, W. O'Connell, P. Wilson, B. Dantagnan, J. Lamare, L. Marrone, F. Little, P. Mottola, D. Moclugno. THIRD ROW: M. Defina, T. Wal- lace, R. Kautz, V. Tuomey, W. Han- cuff, J. Tedford, M. Whaling, K. Wardwell, Brother Marcel-Moderator 115 JUNIOR FORENSICS HRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Rice, T. Woessner R Rice, M. Boury, M. Lerner, G. Hewitt. SECOND ROW: j. Lee, T. Piepmeyer, R. Thorell, T. Wheeler R Peak, M. Gordon. Anthony Riolo and Gary Kinzer, Win- ners of B Division Debate at UCLA. NIARK VILLARINO JERRY CELLNER Superiority 2nd Place Finalist Finalist Quarter Finals lst Place 3rd Place 2nd Place Native Sons of th lst Place 3rd Place Superioritv Seini-Finalist lst Place Quarter-Finals Semi-Finalist Finalist Debate B Debate Orig. Oratory Orig. Oratorv Debate Orig. Oratory Orig. Oratorv Orig. Oratorv e Golden West Orig. Oratory Debate Debate Debate Impromptu Debate Debate Orig. Oratory Elected to the Natl, Senate Finalist Superiority 2nd Place Outstanding Area Finalist 2nd Place Quarter Finals Superiority 3rd Place Finalist Area Finalist State Finalist Outstanding Senator 2nd Place Quarter-Finals 5rd Place Area Finalist Superioritv PAT BOYLAN Orig. Interp. B Debate Impromptu Chairman Native Sons of the Debate Debate Debate Dramat. Interp. Orig. Oratory Debate Debate Orig. Oratorv Best Speakers Loyola U. Tourn. C.F.L. Grand Tourn. C.F.L. Grand Tourn. III Carrollton Clubs T. U.S.C. Carrollton Clubs 'I'. N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. Redlands Tourn. Council for Mex.- Amer. Affairs C.F.L. Deb. Tourn. Lovola U. Tourn. Salpointe Tourn. Salpointe Tourn. U.S.C. C.F.L. Tourn. N.F.L. Dist, Tourn. N.F.L. Stud. Cong. Lovola U. Tourn. C.F.L. Deb. Tourn. Notre Dame Tourn. N.F.L. Stud. Cong. Golden West C.F.L. Deb. Tourn. U.S.C. Redlands Tourn. Redlands Tourn. Carrollton Clubs T. Lions' Club American Legion N.F.L. Stud. Cong. Notre Dame Tourn. U.S.C. N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. American Legion Pepperdine Tourn. SOPHOMORE FORENSICS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Herrero, D. Kuty, G. Plavchek, R. Davis. SECOND ROW: G. Kinzer, A. Riolo, J. Schaefer, J. Gipson. iPhoto by Washlco.J Finalist Superioritv 2nd, Place Finalist 2nd Place Quarter-Finals 2nd Place Finalist Finalist Quarter-Finals 2nd Place Semi-Finalist Semi-Finalist Semi-Finalist 2nd Place 3rd Place flrd Place Finalist 2nd Place 2nd Place 2nd Place Impromptu Debate B Debate Impromptu 'Debate Debate Debate Impromptu Impromptu Debate Debate Debate Debate Impromptu BOB COLONNA Humorous Humorous Aft. Din. Speak. Impromptu Oral Interp. Impromptu Humorous Native Sons of the Golden West Superiority Semi-Finalist Finalist 3rd Place Finalist Semi-Finalist Finalist Best Interp. JIM CORLEY Fxtemp. Iixtemp. Aft. Din, Speak. Extemp. Debate Impromptu C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Loyola U. Tourn. C.F.L. Deb. Tourn. Notre Dame Tourn. C.F.L. Deb. Tourn. U.S.C. N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. Notre Dame Tourn. Carrollton Clubs T. U.S.C. Notre Dame Tourn. Salpointe Tourn. C.F.L. Deb. Tourn. N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. Notre Dame Tourn. N.F.L. Dist, Tourn. Redlands Tourn. Notre Dame Tourn. Carrollton Clubs T. Notre Dame Tourn. N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. Pepperdine Tourn. N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. C.F.L. Grand Tourn N.F.L. Dist. Tourn. Notre Dame Tourn. Salpointe Tourn. Salpointe Tourn. Brother John, C.S.C Forensics Coach FRESHMAN FORENSICS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Demmert, C. Osborne M. Baugh, E. Borio, R. Lee, P. McAndrews, D Thorell. SECOND ROW: R, Dworak, A. Camarena, D. Harrington, G. Sudikatus, T. Redmond, T. Corley ' 4.,Lau..p M- Q 1 Q. t A ,. . 4' ,,, 1, 'V , ff1eiZf1'f 'j -5 cw- '13,-A M...s ,,,', 'f.f:f,. .. , -' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Regan, J. O'Barr, J. Madden, C. Osborne, D. Plotner, A. Taylor, D. Harrington, L. Rice, R. Wilhelm, P. Hughes, M. P. Miller, R. Tracy, T. Bronchetti. SECOND ROW: C. Wright, G. Hewitt, R. Lindenburg, D. Davis, R. Lee, R. Hale, J. Bussie, D. Marcel- lino, J. Seidemann, L. Lewis, R. Apodaca, P. Boylan, E. Schugel, L. Serna, F. Royster. THIRD ROW: J. Corley, N. Singer, G. Corfino, M. Lerner, D. Frank, H. Johnson, G. Wittenburg, R. Colonna, P. Stack, E. Alexander, F. Longo, M. Villarino, L. Monske, B. Venneman, N. Haussman, T. Corley, T. Hoff, J. Hess. FOURTH ROXV: T. Piepmeyer, N. Napolitano, G. Kinzer, R. Martineau, J. Oates, P. McAndrews, A. Aquino, B. Brown, F. Finocchiaro, W. Scott, S. Moder. Absent: G. Bloodhart, R. Grill, G. Lease, G. Bell. ur Enterprisin Young EDITORS AND ADVISORS FIRST ROW Left to Right: R. Tracy, G. Corfino, G. Hewitt, M. Villarino. SECOND ROW Bro John, C.S.C., M. Lerner, J. Corley, Mr. Stewart. W. ' -1. V ti-we W: K -W -.-it, f W ,g f Journalists 54- , 1 THE K ICHT Giving the Notre Dame students experience in reporting, writ- ing, and editing is the prime purpose of publishing THE KNIGHT, our school paper. The paper provides wholesome features, news items of campus activities, and entertaining humor-all compiled under the watchful eyes of Brother John and Mr. Douglas Stewart. If the success of The Knight be measured by its acceptance among the students, it would rate tops. The students always look forward to our action packed paper. Bruce Venneman Brother john, Advisor, discussing copy with editors, jerry Hewitt and Mike Lerner. CPhoto by Rex Taylor.J Mr. Doug Stewart, co-advisor, Bartley Madden, Bob Apodaca, and Bill Pannier. CPhoto by Dick Uschyk.j 119 Mlcgimlsr Mtomflivx' D A 2 . . Drum N1 ijor iPhoto by Al XVashkoj With the opening of the school year, the Notre Dame Band gave romise of a good year. The hopes of making the 1957-58 season one of t e most successful were fulfilled. The Band started the year with halftime shows at the football games, under the leadership of Drum Major Michael McGreevy. Then followed the basketball assemblies and games, parades and the Christmas concert. The Christmas concert and the Annual Spring Concert were the peak of the season, and of course, this year the band had the distinguished honor of playing three selections from Paul Weston's Crescent City Suite : Creole Songs and Dances , Lucy',, and Ferryboat to Algiers, under the direction of the composer himself. Shortly after the concert, the band played with nine other high school bands in a massed band tribute to Our Lady at Mary's Hour in the Los Angeles Coliseum. A list of parades attended include 111 Arcadia, f2j Star of Bethlehem , GQ Orange Show, MQ Festival of Nations, f5j Maytime Band Review , 16, Reseda Festival, and Q71 San Fernando Annual Fiesta parade. The band also played for the Knights of Columbus meeting and the annual Diocesan Music Festival at Mount St. Mary's. The Squires Dance Band also had a successful year, playing for several school and parish dances. Our sincerest gratitude to the seniors in the band who helped make this year the success it was! FIRST ROW at the Left, Left to Right: Thomas Fennell, Harold Thompsoi Thomas Tully. SECOND ROXV at the Left: james Strasser, jerry Wade, Lawrenm Peters, Charles Robbins, Michael Bocchicchio. THIRD ROXV at the Left: Steve Cross, Frank Serra, Dennis Lewis, Brian Robinson, Bruce Venneman, Michal jacobs, Anthony Siciliani. FOURTH ROW at the Left: jack Bannon, Raymt' Shea, Michael O'Sullivan, Peter Ruiz, jowell Neblett, BACK ROW: Vito Frano Robert Avola, Dennis Sprague, Rory Robinson, Kenneth Banks, Michael Chamber Patrick Wade, Brother Fugenio, C.S.C.-f-Director, Wfilliam Pruner. la? Ni., 421. 'V a'10- 1?- , ,x , . ,X f AH 'Q 153. 'a fa ' Qf' ' A ' A -'ig 'Q f K. . fn' b Q'-P'-Q v- f is w, f L- L , l'90 - 5 . 1 M12 ' if - up I -f':K ff fl O 9 me--if 'ii lim. . BAND LIBRARIANS AND MANAGER Top: jerry Bold, Charles Tumminello. Bottom: Bob Cham- bers, Tom Tully. iPhoto by Al XVashko.j The Feast of St. Cecilia, Pzxtroness of Musicians, was cele- brntecl by the members of the Glee Club and the Band qi with Mass in the Brothers' Chapel. Celebrrmt: Father Hig- --Qt nv' gf gms, c3.s.C. I 5 Pfiul Westtxn ,guest Londuuor of the Not! Dame Bind cltretting, his Cresnent City suite BAND MONOGRAM MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left to Ri 'ht: . Arcarese, XV. Crawford, W. Cross, Spezzano, J. Cellner 1- J , D. Marcellino, G. Wacle, J. Neblett, M. O'Sullivan. SECOND ROW: M. Chambers, R. Albano, J. Bold, C. Robbins, L. Peters, R. Ilsley, T. Tully, F Serra, S. Cross, R. Robinson. ii' ,,,,....N.w Band Awards Dinner at thc Fireside Inn on December ninth. CPhmo by Rex Taylorj if BVS DRlVliRS AND AUXILIARY HIiLPliRS Left IH Right: Messrs, lfci Ruiz, XVilliuin Talcilmk, Harold Martin, Rulwrl Blank Charles Robinscm, Leu Miffrvnrx. THE QUIRE i FRONT ROXV, LL-fr ln Right: ix1il'h3lCl U'Sullix'z1n, joxxcll Nchlctt, ,lack Hannon, Bruce Vcnncmnn, Larry Peters, Clmrlcs Robbins. BACK ROXV: james Lewis, W'il- liam Crawford, Michael Clminlwcrs, Larry Tzldlock, Pill XVLILIQ, Aiifhillll ixrillfilll. CHAMBER MUSIC RECITAL The Preparatory School of the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and Arts presented a Chamber Music Program on February 25. The Glee Club is shown with the stringed symphonette. fPotn by Al Washkoj GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Vernon Morrow-Secretary, Bro. Al iPhoto by Rex Taylorj Left to Right: Rex Taylor-Treasurer, fred, C.S.C.-Director, Al Roney- Vice-President, Jim Logar-President. 3' fx -. x .4 GLEE CL B FRONT ROW, Ascending Stairs: R. Taylor, W. Logar, J LeBlanc, S. Gotter, C. Bode, A. Sorrentino, B. Caldwell J. Breen, H. Elliott, G. Johnson, G. Amy, F. Maga, A. Morigi M. Kiley, R, Seider, W. Ettlinger, R. Farmer, B. Bardoel, L. Jansen. SECOND ROW, Ascending Stairs: A. Roney, V Morrow, Bro. Alfred, C.S.C.-Director, L. Agriesti, T. O'Han- lon, B. Bochniarz, M. Campbell, L. Walker, M. Smith, J Yester, K. Lasater, T. Dudley, J. Ghezzi, R. Brodeur, M. Trott, A, Taylor, J. Glaha, Below: At the controls-Bob Peak, Tony Slupko, and Brother Nivard, C.S.C. . I 'Q n O 0 F A fl Ir. Scott Campbell, who gave a :cture about Satellite Orbits for RADIO CL B FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. McBrearty, R, Peaks, A. Slupko, Brother Nivard SECOND ROW: D. Frank, E. Wepplzm, D. Ellison, M. Mitchell, R, Kautz, M Tyler, N. Zinn. THIRD ROW: D. Lupton, T. Piepmeyer, T. Woessner, W. Everest Collins. FOURTH ROW: T. Westberg, D. Polis, F. Maga, A. Flynn, J. Scully J. Kenney. FIFTH ROW: W. Cook, D. Fitsgerald, M. Theis, M. Polak, P. Queyrel LIBRARY TAFF Left to Right: Don Schellhorn, George Amy, Al Sanchez, Brother Gordian, C.S.C., Dennis Polis, and David Moyer. Absent: Andrew Demetropoulos. fPhoto by Washkoj ie Radio Club and Science Club. Photo by Al Washko.J PEP CL B FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Cheerleaders-R. Grill, D. Whitcomb, T. Myers. SECOND ROW: V. Fadalc, D. Jacobs, D. Donahue, T. McDonald-Cheerleader, B. Pratte-Cheerleader, F. Longo-Cheerleader, B. Scott, j. Ausscm, G. Witrenburg, G. Edwards, J. Earle, G. Faris- Checrleader. THIRD ROVU: A. Sanchez, R. Wfhite, R. Hollman, T. Kopay, J. McBrearty, R. Wfolfc, A. Vinci, Bro. joseph, C.S.C.-Moderator, D. Haller, B. Iversen, N, McDonald, J. Stratton, B. Taylor, j. Nownes, FOURTH ROXV: B. Emeterio, D. Banks, M. Kinney, B. Meyer, M. Harrell, K. Perks, j. DeMarco, D. Sprague, C, Aquaviva, E. Schugel. FIFTH ROW: Brooks, j. Wfoodyartl, M. Merkle, D. Kuty, M. Gordon, C. Hagerty, S. Todd, D. Brosnan, J. Boyd, W. Winter, Ci. Hewitt, B. Brown, L. Deisinger, j. Caminiti, J. Marcus, P. McCormack. Absent: J. Schaefer, T. Von der Ahe, E, Alexander. flnsetj Left to Right: T. McDon ald, B, Pratte. CPhoto by Rex Tay MISSIO MISSION CLUB OFFICERS AND MODERATOR Grill-Vice-President. Y D ,I I ,, ,- F Left to Right: Bro. Ricardo, C.S.C.-Moderator, Eddie Alexander-Treasurer, Tom McDonald- Prcsident, jerry Hess-Secretary. Absent: Ray SENIOR MEMBERS ,-. 4 pw LT R TXHETY FIRST ROXV, Left to Right: Mines. Mary Mntler, Mary Mnnteleunc, Blnntal Villiirinu, Dmty Todd, Beverly Nutline, Connie Atlmns. SLCDND ROXV: Mines, -In Fltinxtgun, lithel Singer, Helen Biignus, Brother Fluin, C.S.Cf,, Iitlnu XYehinger, Mairgairet Mciireevy, Catherine Lerner. UFFICFRS Left tu Right: Mrs. Dotty Todd--Vice-President, Mrs, Bl2lI1l'Ll Villzlrino- Presitlent, Mrs. MiiryMonteleone- Treasurer, Brother Iiluin, C.S.C.-fMuci- erittor, Mrs. ju Flunng.ini-Secretary, CLUB FIRST RDXV, Left to Right: XV. XVilhelm, D .Donahue, B. Luetitke, M. Iiginton, D. linficlcl, N, Zinn, -I, Caiminiti, -I. Frlinger, T. Ptwu, G. Farris, B. Kiiutz. SISCDND ROXV, D. Flynn M. Cnllins, T. Dempster, P. Hughes, M. Miller, R Hzlnsell, T XY'tmessner, P. Cnglizlnn. R, Rice ,l. D'Connor, F, Wktlker, D. Kuty, -I, Rohde. THIRD ROXV: bl. Lee, VI. Nou nes, R. Oherhnller C. Aqtmvivit, tl. Sk'i1klC'f0l', M. Merkle, j. Hewitt, Derxin, D, Frank, B. XVinter, S. Frey VI. Sailunans, J. Dirnurn, R. Lewxintimvski. FOURTH ROXV: -I, Teall, C. Hagerty, -I. Mzigzl D. Rempp, P. Stack, B. Porter, D. Monahan, R. Hard, A. Vinci, K. Banks, R. Hnllmnn. - QIUNIDRS, SOPHOMORES AND FRFSHMIEN 1 1 1 1 1 A W - . 1 ' ,1':'j'n ' ' 'I if' V T X: rt bi ' . f . 3 tax.:-.. .t 4 ,, , f.-14,-fr -, One of the Altar Society's fine projects was the donation of new altar for the Brothers' Chapel. The altar was installed for Easter Sunday. it fra The fall field trip of the Science Club included tours of the Radio Plane Plant, the Carnation Experimental Laboratories, and the Federal Telecommunications Laboratory at which the visiting members are shown. SCIENCE FAIR FIRST PLACE WINNERS I Left to Right: Gary Kinzer, john DeMarco, Mike Smallen, Don Clark. CPboto by Al Washktm.j ,J fu' COIL X FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Oberholzer, S, Hibarger, D. Bishton, R, Tracy, tl. Bold, M. Kane, XV, Everest, G. Sudikatus, N. Napolitano, E. Shepherd, j. Cellner, bl. McBrearty. SECOND ROXV: R. Currey, J. Teall, R, Rice, A. XVhite, Al. Hewitt, j. Schaffer, A. Raimondi, H. BZIKHUS, W. Martin, W. Stott, G. Wfittenburg, M. Boyd, THIRD ROXV: D. McGowan, M, Lerner, M. McDevitt, D. Polis, M. Gordon, T. Wheeler, Crosetti, T, Supple, j. Keller, M. Boyd, P. Abel, K. MacLeny, J. Brosnan. FOURTH ROW: j. Hewitt, M, Merltle, j. Lee, M. Boury, R. Peak, T. Piepmeyer, T. McArdle, P. Caminiti, E. Murphy, M. Villarino, H. Johnson, CIE CE CL B eratorg Hugh johnson, President. SCIENCE FAIR SECOND PLACE WINNERS Left to Right: james Gunther, Harlan I Bagaus, Chuck Osborn, Norman Hague. I iPhoto by Al XVashlto.j M. jeff Teall, Secretary: Brother Benignus, C.S.C., Mod- ,....,,, MON OCRA CL B FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Willett, E. Schugel, S. Moder, A. Kopay, SECOND ROW: W. Brown, T. Von der Ahe, D. Martin, D. Topp, P. Cagliano, E. Murphy, D. McMahon, -I, McBrearty, H. Smith, D. McDonald, Brother joseph-Mod erator. THIRD ROW: L. Deisinger, G. Hewitt, D, Nodine, R. Fowler, T. Kinzer, B, Carpenter, -I. Aussem, T. Supple, J. Kirsch, J, Harrell, K. Perks. FOURTH ROW: M. Boyd, F CAFETERIA CREW Longo, D. Vallas, M. Irsfeld, G. Corfino, D. Monahan, D. Haller, R. McNulty, J. Bussie, M. Genne, B. Pratte. FIFTH ROW: R. Brown, J. Dubiel, V. Fadale, D. Jensen, F1 Fese, J. Marcus, W. javurek, G. Skalla, S. Dorobek, P. Walker, M. Harrell. SIXTH ROXV: T, Kinzer, J, Woodyard, M. Merkle, J. Nownes, D, james, D. Kuhner, G. Rattay, j. Rougeot, M. Laughlin, J. Seidemann, R. Wolfe, Absent: Ray Grill. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Kinzer, R. Donnelly, -I. Rojas. SECOND ROW: D. Rempp, B, Martin, T. Kinzer, THIRD ROW: M. jezik, L, Serna, M. Mitchell, D, Frank, M. Boyd. fPhoto by Dick Uschykj 'H 5 Seniors Who Entert james MtCourt iPhoto C73 7 at the Second Semester Bill McCleneghan k Uschykj 4. i f 'Mm n ' x tt iii- 2 CAFETERIA STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Irene Murnanc, Mrs. Wilamina Kruazowicz, Bro, Elwin -Cafeteria Manager, and Mrs. Helen Martin. iPhoto by Al Washktv.J ,,,.......-n-a Mrs. Mary Miller, cook at the Brothers' residence. iPhoto by Dick Uschykj THE BOOKSTORE Brother Berchmans, C.S.C, and Dan Brosnan, student helper, with Fedele Bauccio in front of the counter. 131 Y EE 5 E. 1 E L tg s l Ei v ACT V Left to Right: Mark Villarino, Larry Gallagher, Nick Singer, john Spezzano, Bruce Venneman, jim Corley, Bob Colonna, Eloise Braun, john lJeGuz- man. iPhoto by Dick Uschykj by Bernard Shaw Directed by Mr. Stan Gourman CHRISTMAS TABLEAU Mary played by Lorrain Rempp and Joseph played Decemblir li' 15, 14 by Frank Maga. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.J , Cf V A room in the Castle of Vaucouleurs Time: 1429 AD Act II A room in the Castle of Chinon Act III The Rouen-A Trial fln Ord Robert DeBoudricourt. Steward .,........,.. Bertrand DePoulengy. joan ,.,..... ....... The Archbishop ...... Mgr. DeTremouille. . . Court Page ,... .... , . Gilles DeRais ..,... Captain LaHire ..... The Dauphin ..... Dunois ,......... Dunois Page ........ Earl of Warwick ..,,. Cauchon .........,.. Chaplain DeStogumber The Inquisitor ....... D'Estivet .......,..., DeCourcelles . . , Brother Martin. The Executioner Two Girl Pages ,.,... The south bank of the silver Loire River near Orleans INTERMISSION Act IV The English Camp Act V Court Room CAST Time: 1431 AD er Of Appearancej . .Diane Braun, . . . . ,Larry Serna , .james Gunther . , ,Omer Murray . . . ,Eloise Braun .. . .Mike Lerner ,Conrad Wright . . . .Don Christl . .Gary Edwards . .Harlan Bagaus . . .jim Hawkins .,....P2lt Drier ,Richard Uschyk Larry Gallagher . . .Bob Colonna . . . .Nick Singer .Mark Villarino Bruce Venneman ..john Spezzano . . .james Corley john DeGuzman janet Cammerano ACT II Left to Right: Conrad Wright, Harlan Ba- gaus, Don Cristl, janet Cammerano, Gary Edwards, jim Hawkins, Eloise Braun, Diane Braun, Mike Lerner. fPhnto by Dick Uschykj ACT III Left to Right: Dick Uschyk, Eloise Braun, Pat Drier. fPhmn by Rex Taylorj , LLL' f .I , J I ,if 1 1' I 'L ,. x I V 'A ll fif 1 l,i1.fff'VL'l ,,g,i' ffgzwifi -' ji I .Vi f' gy L' , R f'fi4L lm' ,VP I ACT IV Left to Right: Bob Culunna, Nick Singer, Larry Gal lagher, fPh0tn by Dick Uschyk.j 'vs ,,,, W Q vga 'Wh 4' at TUDE T OFFICE HELP Left to Right: Thomas Greaney, Culver Stewart, George Bunning, john Crofton, Robert Colonna. Absent: Nick Singer. iPhoto by Dick Uschykl. CHESS CL B FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Artukovich, S. Levitt, J. Arcarese, P. Abel, G. Hewitt, J. Lee, S. Kelley, D. Enfield, Bro. Robert, C.S.C.-Moderator. SECOND ROW: R. Hansell, L. Rice, R. Anesi, D. Henderson, P. Gabriel, E.Murphy, M. Merkle, S. Hibarger,'T. Wheeler, M. Boury, L. Blinka, W. Cannon. THIRD ROW: S. Cordova, F. Marotta, D. McGowan, j. Bernardy, M. McDevitt, J. Linde, E. Schugel, M. Gordon, G. Kinzer, B, Peak. IS- ,ps -.,,, tx ,. , X ,. CHRISTMAS -AYOUF H FOOD DRIVE Left to Right: H. Johnson, A, Kopay, W. Scott, H. Bagaus, B. Przlttc, F. Longo, D, McMahon. fPhoto by Dick Usclmykj BIOLOGY CL B FIRST ROW: A. Marsden, J. Srott. D. Kuty, S. Srott, P. Panissidi, W. Scott, M, Sanchez, Bro Michael, C.S.C.-Moderator. SECOND ROXV: F, Longo, B. Pratte, L. Monske, XV. Pannier P. Binon, S. Bansback, R. Kautz. THIRD ROW: J. Pulskamp, J, Wfontor, J. Farah, C, Liberty XV. Winter, J. Yarbrough, K. Zakar, A. White. FOURTH ROW: J. Luther, J, Gonzales J. Whitehead, J. Lundgras, J. Erlinger, C. Osborne, A. Mevitz, D. Godley. N13 gi nr Senior Class Party held in Cafeteria on March 16 The Snow Ball sponsored by the Band on Jan. 15 fPhoto by Rex Taylor, Freshman Sponsored Valentine's Dance ANCES THE YEAR vfft . Q - Q An informal shot of the junior Class Ofiicers and their dates junior Class Party held in Cafeteria in November Senior Class Party-Eve of St. Patrick's Day OFFICERS SEATED: Mr. Anthony Salas-First Vice-President, Mr. William Wilhelm-Presi- dent, Mr. LeRoy Donovan-Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Paul Fennel-Second Vice- President, Ray Weingartner-Treasurer. P TRO COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN OF CAR RAFFLE From Right to Left: Mr. Tom Smith, Mr, Kenneth Wardwell, Mr. Chet Klumpp, Mrs. Peggy Baugh, Mr. Julius de Rubertis, Mr. Elmer Teall, Mr. Vincent Polidoro, Mr. Albert Allegretti, Mr. john Pulskamp, Mr. Stanton jones. KAMPUS KAPERS In the Foreground: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allegretti, Mr. and Mrs, john Rougeot, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serra. -,..' CLB 7,4- ---Nm...........-,- DECORATING COMMITTEE Left to Right: Mr. and Mrs. joe Dervin, Mr. and Mrs. Willianm cle Rubertis, Mr. and Mrs. William Shallen- berger, Mr. Albert Raimondi, Mr. Edward Merkle. , Mr. Nicholas Polidoro, Door- man at Valentines Dance. -fl Members of the Verdugo Hills Archers at the Father-Son Banquet. CPh0to by Al Washko 139 TI-IE Special thanks is given to Rex Tay- lor, Al Washko, and Dick Uschyk for their generous assistance to Bro. Aloysius in darkroom work. W FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A, Washko, D. Uschyk. SECOND ROW: T. Hoff, K. MacLeay, R. Taylor. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Frank, R, Kautz, R. Robinson. SEC- OND ROW: E. Alexander, B, Venneman, G, Baugh, R. Apodaca, A. White. THIRD ROW: N. Singer, E. Schugel, J. Schaefer, G. Edwards, H. Bagaus, j, Keller. ,ar Editors, Harlan Bagaus, jim Keller, proudly display the cover of the '58 Arches, iPhoto by Al Washko.J ARCHE Many hours spent after school and on Saturdays have finally culminated and the fruits of our labor is being read and we hope appreciated by you. The staff and moderator who have worked so hard on layouts, pictures, copywriting, typing, and other innumerable tasks, are proud to claim the '58 Arches to their credit. A word of thanks is extended to Mr. Edward Meck, Publicity Manager of Disneyland, for his generous co- operation in allowing the Freshman-Sophomore Di- vision Page to be photographed at Disneyland. Also our thanks is extended to Smith 84 Crowley Studios for their fine work on the Senior Portraits and their ever-ready assistance on group shots and in times of need. .ag ,, '- N- P H Q I I H Y' il Bill Scott, Student Business Manager, with Brother Marcel, faculty advisor X f 1' uf YL.-3 53 5. john Schaefer and Brother Aloysius, Moderator of The Arches, at work on one of the Saturday after- noon sessions. 141 HAND MADE ROSARIES Rosaries made of the finest materials available. Will last a lifetime. All Colors and Sizes Each rosary made to customer's specifications. For further information contact: BROTHER ELWIN, C.S.C. Notre Dame High School To be sure to get the latest in men's wear, Hugh Johnson and Steve Mocler shop at RATHBUNS. 5311 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood Calif ' 'O 2 if ' RP 1 C a 5 7 ' -AA' in ' W ..,, :,,,,f, ' f , , K I-li Congratulations from the boys at BlLL'S LIQUOR STORE 142 'COOOD LUCK 1. R. v1Tz Manager Phone: EXbrook 4-1109 SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 1339 Third Street, Santa Monica, Calif. Len Sz Mike Pucci's Restaurant PRIME RIBS Our Specialty CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS . . . COCKTAILS Mike Boyd is showin Wayne Martin and Mike Magick how to use Radioisotopes in Medi- cine. This display was in The Atoms for Peace Mobile Exhi- bit presented by United States Atomic Energy Commission. COMPLETE DINNERS Open Daily 11:30 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. Banquet Rooms - Phone STate 4-4235 14445 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks fVentura Blvd. at Van Nuysj ws-,sq Carol Wayiie and jim Keller agree that a fine Carolyn Jones and Tom McDonald get the feel selection of home furnishings can be found at of a new Cadillac, the fine car in the fine car HOAGLAND FURNITURE CO. at 14550 Vic- field. It's from CASA DE CADILLAC at the tory Blvd. in Van Nuys. corner of Ventura and Moorpark. l Wow! That's the one for me, says Gary Ed- Mr. Hays displays a Roloflex camera to Ken wards, as Carol Wallace shows him one of the MacLeay and Rex Taylor. It's HAYS CAMERA latest styles in sport shirts at C. PENNEY SUPPLY, 6527 Van Nuys Blvd., for all your CO. at 6454 Van Nuys Blvd. in Van Nuys. camera needs. 144 v-11 , nv A ,xy N ff V 1 ,Q Q -f r- -,....- b - 1 janice Starbird and Harlan Bagaus find the Bill Brown gets some HCIIJ from jerry Marcus, best buys in school supplies in town at QUIG- Tony Kopay and Roger Casey as they all take LEYS DEPT. STORE, 13525 Riverside Dr.. in a cool dip in a pool by CAPRI MEG. INC., Sherman Oaks. 2838 No. Naomi in Burbank. 'Ng 4 'i Lesli Pellegrino, Mike Dunne, Kathy Sthral and Ernie Schugel are all :onvinced that for the latest styles and best fit, you must shop at CAMP- BELL'S FOR MENS WARE at 6551 Laurel Canyon in North Hollywood. 145 ,Q 'FEES M, .... .mx mm S ,Erase :QR I ,-- w X.,,f' av-N, Maryon Vusich and Linda Schafer help Bill Scott and Joe Flanagan choose from the outstanding selection of sweaters. It's YEAKEL 84 GOSS, 5272 Lankershim Blvd. in North Hollywood for all your needs in men's and women's fashions. 1' f ....- V 4 Qflm X X .. so fm. '., ' -fd I M 9 t A .fwm .. 'a.2ZLZ.g,,. 4 .. if JM, T, K V, ' K Aff, 47... wi- M Kip-f -4 l ,O f awww- ' H. Ji Qffmw C A-arsfufnf 1 f' U 4 ff,,,.,,. f Q Q 1 - . 'ww l 1 'ss f IQ :Joni ',,,P . ki Mary Alice Adams approves wholeheart- Mike Ganahl completes an order at SCHALLERT 8. edly as Frank Longo tries on the latest in ASSOCIATES, INC. at 5340-50 Cartwright Axe in car coats at PENDARVIS STORE EOR North Hollywood. YOUNG MEN, 3710 West Magnolia POplar 2-3068 Liquor Distributors for So. California Blvd. in Burbank. S 1 5 s l john Earle and Bud Prattc get a Hrst hand look at the latest in disposals at Bl-RITE DISPOSER CORP. 12509 Sherman Way North Hollywood, Calif. 14 POpIar 5-9787 Ak' 1 l -sr vt f' A.. t , ddr? CES , Q l 1 .st 31 1 X im U an dfmr fl? ff 5 s ' 'LC fn ' 1 . SQ K-T Gcc! sa fs ack Bannon to Chris Kern, You ud Scott and Harlan Ba 'aug anxiousl await 5 Y . ' 5 Y look right smart in that new '58 Olds from the P1213 Whlfh Duke MCM3h0'1 SCFVCS them CENTLIRX' OLDSAIOBILE. at NINA'S PIZZA and SPAGHETTI HOUSE, , 7937 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys 6001 X an Nuys Blvd., in Van Nuys l -,.-4' 3075 San Fernando Road at Fletcher Drive Open 24 hours Pacific Palisades- 15120 Sunset Boulevard fNext to the Bay Theaterj STUDIO CITY GRANADA HILLS 12836 Ventura Blvd. 16940 Devonshire at Coldwater at Balboa I VAN NUYS HOLLYWOOD fp, 14440 Burbank Blvd. 1900 N. Highland I at Van Nuys at Franklin Open 24 hours SHERMAN OAKS 4520 Van NUYS Blvd- Szabo and Aquino are protecting the corridors from the onrushes of Edwards and Keller. Limits Reserved None Sold to Dealers Campus Capers - Dance Sponsored by the Patrons' Club Decorating Committee 4 Left to Right: Mr. Stanton jones, Mr. and Mrs. Left to Right: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moder, Mrs. Chet Klumpp, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald johnson, and Louis O'Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Marret Neblett. Mrs. Stanton Jones. Bmsfz Ak IDU 1'-1-4,-, ll m U m M' W ull ll ll ,ff No. 1 Larry Fivecots 'l' Sherman Oaks Van Nuys at Hortense No. 2 Stew Mulligan 'V' Reseda Reseda Blvd. at Saticoy No. 3 Ray Low 'F Woodland Hills Ventura Blvd. at Topanga Gleemfn are boardin No. 4 Mike Colletta 'l' Van Nuys runo 0 go Caro ing. B r 1' g Sherman Way at Woodley e Beer That Made Milwaukee Elmous COMPLIMENTS Lester, Ryons Sz Company Members New York Stock Exchange COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE close to home 17059 Ventura Blvd., Encino STate 9-0211 STanley 7-0925 Gorden B. Carey, Resident Partner STURDEE FENCE CO., INC. 15953 Ventura Blvd., Encino, Calif. ST. 9-3001 ST. 9-2775 Valley Service Since 1947 Licensed and Insured for your Protection Crowley Sz Smith of Sherman Oaks 15476 Ventura Blvd. The VaIley's finest portrait studio. Specializing in individual portraits, family groups and weddings. Phones STate 8-4581 STate 8-4582 PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE Specialists in Corvettes, T Birds, and Competition Cars Complete Precision Auto Service, including Welding Multiple Carburetion - Specialty 8070 Webb Ave., North Hollywood CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK The Very Best in Lumber TOM ROONEY SUN LUMBER COMPANY Rwlfvf SAN PEDRO 3923 W. 6th St., Los Angeles DU 7-2255 E. Compliments of BUILDER BRUDER CHEVROLET 14518 SHERMAN WAY 5950 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. grate 6-7410 Phone HOl1ywood 7-2181 Lorenzen Mortuary Donald D. Lorenzen 19300 Sherman Way Dlckens 3-4677 Reseda, Calif. 1 il R. X. Nelson, Realtors 14159 Ventura Blvd. STate 4-8204 First place winner of the National Award for Retail Excellence Al Terrance Carpet Co., Inc. 7105 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park LU. 5-4811 Calif. Musieall Corporation The finest and most versatile AM and FM music and intercom systems 4819 Exposition Blvd., Los Angeles 13, Calif. RE. 2-8165 Congratulations to the Class of 158 Valley Stationers, Inc. 14209 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks STate 9-8118 STate 5-1910 Our cnlire selection of-jim' Catholic Cyls is cnnvenimflv available by mail nr plume. c. L homn s co. 120 W. 2ND ST., LJ. 12, MA 6-6701 5155 S. VERMONT AVE., L. I. 37, PL B-7334 Cameras - Projectors - Repairs - Hallmark Cards CIIIIIERR EXCIlll.I'l.l'iE 14566 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks S 6 H Green Stamps ST. 4-1441 RAM'S HORN RESTAURANT Your Hosts: Roy Harlow Don Paul Fine Foods -Af Cocktails 16705 Ventura Boulevard Encino, California STate 9-9003 PUMP ROOM RESTAURANT Your H osts: Roy Harlow Don Paul Bob Waterneld Bob Kelley Fine Foods if Cocktails 13003 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks STate 4-9261 San Fernando Funeral Home 905 Second Street San Fernando RUTHE PONTIAC Hottest Car in '58 601 S. San Fernando Rd., Burbank VI. 9-3309 - TH. 2-5111 WRAY BROS. 6 Ford V-8 Cars Thunderbirds Trucks STate 2-7210 STan1ey 3-1350 6115 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys DONQS DRIVE-IN 509 S. Glenoaks - Burbank, Calif. Car Service - Fountain Service Famous for Fish and Chips ,, -' ':-'ff' 9.-5' . V Q . I ' Yes I - H Lg.. We Did lt! And We're Proud Of lt! Yes-we iust delivered fresh, bright, lovely, new-looking LUPO CLEANED RUGS and FURNI- TURE to your neighbor. LUPO cleaned rugs help make rooms more attractive, more inviting. Enioy LUPO cleaned rugs in YOUR home, too. I For information or servicej JUST PHONE . . . STate 5 0489 , 3ilt?UcO,CA?fi and umm 1: eff mvuvs 7545 Woodman Avo., Von Nuys, Collf. PO. 2-9429 JOHN F. TRAPANI Custom Home Builder SALUTES our. . . FUTURE Engineers, Scientists, Doctors and Statesmen. Compliments o f QUALITRON Incorporated Specialized Aircraft Radio ROTA SHEAR ELECTRIC LAWN EDGERS Manufactured by: ALLEGRETTI 8: CO. North Hollywood STanley 7-3171 Wm-1-Sfhuesslef AACCO F OUNDRY, INC. BE Brass, Bronze, and Aluminum Friendly Service - Quality Merrlaandise Sand Cayzingg 15960 Ventura Blvd. 3085 North California St. Encino, California Burbank, Calif. Vlctoria 9-2994 ARTISTRY IN WIRE TRAVAGLINFS RESTAURANT Window Di5Pl 5'l 17500 Ventura Blvd. Lamp Shades - Frames Endno, Calif' George Iezik Wire Products 10817 Vanowen Street ST 4-5675 , North Hollywood, Calif. POplar 6-4656 Maternity Wear lVl0tll6I'l100d Sl1OPS Compliments of Sm M4 BROOK AIRE 6572 Van Nuys Blvd. Van Nuys, Calif. ST 2-8405 OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION 15619 Ventura Blvd. b Sherman Oalis to t e ST' 84103 BROTHERS of HOLY CROSS Pizza - Spaghetti - Lasagna of Ravioli Notre Dame High School FOOD TO G0 Sales 1 MG - Service JOHNNY LAIL Imported Cars 1260 South Brand Boulevard Cltrus 4-4196 CHapman 5-3451 GLENDALE 4 SAVEMOR PHARMACY 5538 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood, Calif. PO. 2-3755 WE GIVE SQH GREEN STAMPS BERNPS TOY PORT 4738 Woodman Ave. Sherman Oaks, Calif. COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS Dolls, Games, Models, etr. THE BEEFEATER INN On Restaurant Row Beverly Hills, Calif. FRED LUMAN Sales Mgr' Best Wislaes to the Class of '58 RANCHO CHEVROLET PANORAMA FINANCE CO 14516 Roscoe Blvd. 7056 Reseda Blvd. Bus. Telephone P C. C H RESEDA, CALIFORNIA Dlckens 2-5171 momma 'ty' 3' ' AGNES ABBATE Hair Stylist 12644 Ventura Boulevard POplar 1-9845 Studio City, Calif. POplar 2-9429 alll Coldwater Curvcj CEORCE MILLINC CO. Poultry Feeds 7435 Deering Ave. Canoga Park LEEUS TEXACO SERVICE WE GIVE S8.H GREEN STAMPS 16909 Sherman Way at Balboa ST. 5-0704 WE GIVE S8rH GREEN STAMPS GEORGE BUNNINC Mobile Automotive Servire 10570 Riverside Drive-North Hollywood PO. 3-2351 ALL-BRITE RADIO 84 TELEVISION 15023 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks, California ST. 9-4811 CLEM RUH CHEVROLET 21100 Sherman Way In the Heart of Canoga Park DI. 0-2442 DI. 0-10 30 A. R. Sanchez associated with TAMURA 81 CO. 3420 W. jefferson Blvd. Los Angeles 18, California Furniture and Appliances Courtesy Discounts to Friends of Notre Dame 1-7261 NO. 2-4144 Compliments of I. I. NEWBERRY COMPANY Variety Department Stores 105 Stores in Southern Calif. TO SERVE YOU! TOMMY SELLS Dealer Shell Petroleum Products Corner of Riverside and Fulton ST. 9-9005 EVERYTHING for the Younger Generation CARMAN'S The Store of Variety 5151-53 Laurel Canyon Blvd. at Magnolia Always Plenty of Free Parking C. St S. MOTORS CORP. Motor Exchange - Repairs - Brakes Automatic Transmissions ANgelus 9-7478 3260 East Olympic Blvd. Los Angeles 25, Calif. Compliments of FAZIO Sz DANIEL REALTORS 4400 W. Magnolia, Burbank, Calif. TH 8-6641 STANLEY F. COTTER CO. Pipe Line and Utility Specialties P. O. Box 560 PHONE: STanley 7-0401 RES: FLorida 3-5384 NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA BUTTITTA BROS. RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 20055 Vanowen St. Canoga Park, Calif. DI 8-8104 HARVEY TYRRELL BUICK Authorized Buick-Sales-Servire 4645 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood RICE MOTOR CO. FINE CARS AND TRUCKS 101 E. Valley Blvd. El Monte, California POplar 6-5211 STanley 7-5561 3 1 1 BALDWIN'S SERVICE E . . BART MCLAUGHLIN xpert Lubrication on New Type ' Frame Contact Hoist Complete Insurance Serwre Lee Tires 13527 Ventura Blvd. Auto Accessories Sherman Oaks, Calif. 11561 Saticoy St. North Hollywood STate 9-4474, STanley 7-4275, Dlckens 2-6945 Res. POplar 5-0636 Congratulations to Class of '58 ST. IOSEPH HOSPITAL With Sineerest Blessings and Best Wishes ST. PATRICICS PARISH OUR LADY'S GIFT SHOP Compliments Catholic Supplies and Religious Gifts of 4495 V N Bl d. - an uys V A Friend ST. 9-5228 Sherman Oaks Barone's Famous Italian Restaurant 14151 Ventura Blvd.-Sherman Oaks Rooms for Banquets ST. 4-6226 and Private Parties Excellent Lunches and Dinners Open 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Berg Liquor Stores, Inc. 12903 Moorpark, North Hollywood-PO. 1-2567 7141 Balboa Blvd., Van Nuys-ST. 6-8481 FREE DELIVERY Complete line of Imported and Domestir Wiizes and Liquors MONTEREY PHARMACY 12901 Riverside Drive POplar 2-8645 STanley 7-5759 Homeway Laundry and Cleaners SINCE 1929 14401 Calvert St. Van N uys Service Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTOR Sun Valley, California BEST WISHES, SENIORS! lVlunroe's lVlen's 8: Boys' Store 8416 Van Nuys Blvd. Panorama City, Calif. COMET DRY CLEANING A Modern Seientifir Servife Reweaving Dyeing 10933 Camarillo St. North Hollywood, California PO 3-1191 PO 1-9687 ST 7-4803 JAMES POLISANO Complete Accordion Servicing Factory Trained Technician Over 24 Years of Experience 1143 So. Santee, L.A. RI 9-2841 Residence Phone PO 3-7298 TELEC TV 81 APPLIANCES Color TV Hi-Fi Sales 8: Service Open Mon., Wed., Fri. 'til 9 13910 Ventura Blvd. ST 9-6124 TUXEDO RENTAL also Ladies' Formal Dresses 14426 Friar St. Van Nuys, California Business Ph. ST 5-4463 Leslie Willianls Lawrence Hardware Sz Paint 13236 Riverside Drive Sherman Oaks, California ST 9-7144 William T. fBillj Kenney New York Life Insurance Co. 2801 W. Sixth St. Los Angeles 57, California DU 1-3481 Where a Feller Meets a Friend DONAN L. MCCLUNG Ladies Men Childrer 1 JIM,S 1 General Building Contractor WESTERN EAREERS 81 Rough Ffaming 14530 Vanowen 5131 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Jim Martin Van NUY5, Calif. ST. 6-3355 Woodland Hills, Calif. DI. 7-4716 ART NEILSEN THE CAMPUS SHOP OIL DEALER 5219 Laurel Canyon Blvd., N. Hollywood 17501 Ventura Blvd. at Encino Ave. Featuring the finest in boys' and men'.v wear Enfinov Calif- Ph: ST- 4-8542 Personal Service Ample Free Parking Free Pifk ll7 and DEUWVJ' We Give S8zH Green Stamps lV1au1Lur1ng BEAUTY b J' BIRMINGHAM MEATS CHARLES Featuring Manning? Beef 11656 Moorpark St. Cnear Colfaxj 17261 Vanowen North Hollywood, Calif PO. 6-9785 Compliments of 5419 V Bl d., Sh O k 1 e 'm V cfm' a S COUNTRY CLUB FRENCH DRY CLEANERS Liquor and Delicatessen , 15904 Ventura Blvd., Encino, Calif. Open until 2 a.m. 7 jays 3 week ST. 4-6505 Paints Wallpaper Tools Poplar 3.4455 BEST BRANDS PAINTS VENICE MARKET 7542 Lankershim Blvd' Italian 8: American Groceries Poplar 5-6817 Imported Olive Oil - Cheese 8: Salami Harrv A. Margolin No. Hollywood, Calif. 10830 I-andale SI- N0- H0uYW00d, Calif THE SHOE TREE 12908 Riverside Dr. at Coldwater Canyon PO. 3-4254 Easy Parking In Rear Specializing in Fit for Growing Feet Edwards Shoes LET'S DO BETTER IN SPORTS NEXT YEAR JOHN ANGELLO ARTISTIK SHUTTERCRAFT Custom 81 Hand-Rubbed Finishing Movable Shutters Edward F. DeDonato 13451 Ventura Blvd STate 9-3492 Sherman Oaks, Calif. MADONNA GIFT SHOP Religious Articles and Cards for all Occasions Opposite Incarnation Catholic Church 946 No. Brand, Glendale Cltrus 4-555' JAMES POWELL UNION OIL DEALER Riverside Dr. at Woodman Ave. Sherman Oaks, Calif. STate 4-9001 THornwall 6-7537 CHARLIE'S BARBER SHOP If your hair isn't becoming to you, you should be foming to me. 3514 W. Victory Blvd. Burbank, Calif. Near Hollywood Way - Opposite Gelson's Garden Supplies Appliances WARDWELL HARDWARE Paints Q Houseware Q Tools Al Wardwell ro 13636 Burbank Blvd We Give S8tH Green Stamps Sf. 5-4165 BURWOOD VILLAGE CLEANERS 13654 Burbank Boulevard ' P P' ' Van Nuys, Calif. ST. 5-1861 Van Nuys, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS To the Seniors of '58 from the JUNIOR CLASS MOORPARK BARBER SHOP Finest in Barlzeringu 12434 Moorpark St. No. Hollywood, California For Neighborhood Shopping Ease, SHOP-EASY MARKET 12825 Vanowen Blvd. No. Hollywood, California MIRACLE CENTER MEN AND BOYS' WEAR 12855 Victory Blvd. No. Hollywood, Calif. Members of the Diners' Club BOTTLE BIN LIQUORS 12916 Vanowen Blvd. POplar 5-7915 STate 5-6351 STate 5-2064 PAY-N-SAVE SPORTING GOODS AND HARDWARE CO. Everything from gum' to beak Saul Klein, 6219 Van Nuys Blvd. Manager Van Nuys, Calif. MG 'Q MORRIS -Q CITROEN Q JAGUAR HILLMAN -Q BORGWARD -Q AUSTIN Religious Gifts of Distinction A Complete Line of Church Supplier FRANK MILLARD SPORTS CARS, INC. ZIMMER'S I Factory Authorized Sales and Service Pef50na1s,?,hfgPg9gS Sefwfe 15531 Ventura B1vd-,EHCif10,C2lif- 10714 Riverside Drive ' Bus. Po. 1-3591 ST. 9-6176 ST. 7-2343 North Hollywood. Calif. Res. ST. 7-3306 CARDS G'f 1 B k GERMANO'S ' 5 ' 00 S BARBER SHOP 15119 Ventura Blvd. CNext door to Bekinsj STate 4-9219 Religious Art SAN YSIDRO SHOP Dan and Rose Lucey 7244 Remmet Ave., - just north of Sherman Way Canoga Park, Calif. Dlamond 0-6187 DI. 0-9266 20857 Roscoe Blvd. Canoga Park TOWN 8: COUNTRY LIQUOR Imported and Domestic Delicatessen FREE DELIVERY Art D'Egidio John D'Egidi0 GEORGE E. MAYER MEN'S SHOP 21508 Sherman Way Canoga Park, California DI. 0-2943 THE SPORT CENTER Fine Menswear Henry J. Yeths 21710 Sherman Way, Canoga Park, Calif MEMORY LANE FLOWERS 21510 Sherman Way Canoga Park 18678 Ventura Blvd. Tarzana HEADLEY'S Prescription Pharmacy Apothecary Shop Cltrus 1-8616 1122 N. Brand Blvd. Glendale, Calif. ALMOR LIQUOR 7855 Sunset Blvd. HO. 9-7171 1 Sales Q Service Q Parts Q Accessories , ALLIED CYCLE SALES S 5 and 10 Motorcycles - Bicycles Canoga park Tarzima POp1ar 5-6111 6868 Lankershim Blvd. Larry Conner North Hollywood, Bill Conner California Q H. BALAGUE FRENCH PASTRIES 15571 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks, California ST. 4-4054 NATE'S VARIETY STORE AND COFFEE SHOP 4817 Woodnian Ave. Sherman Oaks, Calif. ST. 9-9093 WAGNER'S BARBER SHOP DIXIE LIQUORS Hair cutting for men, ladies, 8: children 12850 Riverside Dr, 13819 VCHIUFH Blvd. NQ. I-Igllyvvqgd ST. 9-9004 PO. 1-9724 POplar 6-2186 24 hour service POplar 1-7435 FLOWERS by ANTHONY ROSE . 3250 Atwater Ave. Flowers for all occasions Gifts and plants Los Angeles 59, Calif. 10634 Magnolia Blvd., NO. 5,9579 Anthony 8: Rose Chimo No. Hollywood CYCLING CENTER S MEN S SHOP 15555 Ventura Blvd. 5251 Lankershim Blvd. Sherman Oaks Calif' North Hollywood, Calif. S-I-me 4-4797, Trains Planes ' Bom ' Cm The Bm in Hair cutting Things displayed so you can see them grate 4,6118 VALLEY PLAZA RIVERSIDE BARBER SHOP 13242 Riverside Dr. at Fulton 12160 Hamlin St. CRear of Searsj North Hollywood Sherman Oaks, Calif. JACK'S AUTO BODY-since 1944 Auto Repairing - Auto Painting 5560 Vineland, North Hollywood, Calif. PO. 1-8221 BEELNER 81 THOMAS FURNITURE MANl'FAC'I'l7RERS 5555 Whittier Blvd., E. Los Angeles Angelus 1-1141 LANE ELECTRONICS MFG. CORP. Hornsby's Groceries 81 Delicatessen Manufacturers of Custom Radio Control Panels C ld B 0 evemges Bendix Licensee O 7 . . . . pen a m to 11 P m 7254 Atoll Ave., North Hollywood, Calif. 12445 Oxnard St. POplar 3-4641 Poplar 5-2413 S-I-anley 7-5267 A l l S cl v T 'l D.G. SP 'H ' an CPSC' ARROW MARKET JAMES E. KELLEY . DUMP TRUCK HAULING 8315 Santa Monica Blvd. Free Extimuies Hollywood, Calif. 6624 Aqueduct Ave. Van Nuys, California Open Umil Midnm, ST. 0-0331 Insured l RUDY'S HARDWARE 7:00 A.M. to 5 150 P.M. DI. 7-8611 BUILDERS' HARDWARE PAINT i HOUSEWARES APPLIANCES S SPORTING GOODS - BOATS AND MOTORS COMPLETE EQUIPMENT RENTAL 21142 ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, cam. For Conmluof and Home Owner DL7-3056 We Give SRH Green SIHHIPS 20956 Ventura Blvd. Wfoodland Hills, Calif. Sportswear Slacks RUDY'S SERVICE RD- DOE C0- 15256 Riverside Drive, Van Nuys, Calif. THE PANTS MEN Phone ST. 4-2221 S811-I Green Stamps Claus P7921 1l2V2 South Brand Blvd. Glendale 4, Calif. Courtesy of Itys 12169 Ventura Blvd. 18309 Sherman Way' Whirserr and Victory studio city, cam, Reseda, cam. North Hollywood POplar 2-0621 Dickens 2-5111 EDWlN'S JOSEPH CHUMBREK - INTERIORS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY FURNITURE - DRAPERIES - UPHOLSTERING 12454 Burbank Blvd. CCorner Whitsettj V l . ST. 4- 1 North Hollywood, Calif. 15147 entura B vd 1 78 i0 POplar 1-5912 - Phones - STanley 7-5820 Sherman Oaks' Calif' E7 MONTERE CLEANERS JO S TEXACO STATION JOE TAORMINA 12914 Riverside Drive POplar 3-1059 b V . 15701 Riverside Drive STate 4-9295 Sherman Oaks, Calif. Sherman Oaks, Calif. Wh l I ' - A. H. MEYH si soNs 6 Sm W V. J. MAHONY co. UNION 76 PRODUCTS AUTO REPAIRS FRESH IDRESSEIJ POULTRY l564l Ventura Blvd., Encino 12159 Chandler Bly-dl poplar 2.9266 ST.9,1394 North Hollywood, Calif. CALVERT'S UPHOLSTERING SEAT COVERS 0 AUTO GLASS - TOPS CANVAS REPAIRS 0 SEAT REBUILDING 11160 Victory Boulevard, North Hollywood Chester Diemer SUnset 1-8659 The Top: in Dry Cleaning When in the Valley, lt's LUIGI's for Pizza Exrels Them All LUIGI'S PIZZA 81 ITALIAN DISHES For Quick Pick-up Phone STate 2-8233 15321 Victory Blvd. Van Nuys. Calif Compliments of and Blocking Your Letterman Sweaters DeHATER PAPER LEA 640 So. Flower St. Burbank, Calif. CLEANERS 8: DYERS THornwall 2-2268 Gene Luehe, Mgt KLEEN GENES SOUTH CALIF. PLASTIC Co. THRIFT-D-LUX INJECTION MOLDERS OF PLASTIC HOUSEHOLD ITEMS DRY CLEANING 84 LAUNDRY 1805 Flower St., Glendale, Calif. 1811 Verdugo Ave. Burbank, Calif. 8 SONS MARKET 4410 W. Victory Blvd. CHILD LIFE -- Shoes for Children JARMAN- Shoes for Men and Boys EDDIES SHOES 81 SERVICE ORTHOPEDIC SERVICE Bufbaflk 15716 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, Calif. 'Tate 9-1972 We Give S8iH Green Stamps Compliments Compliments of of GORDON B. MILLER RAY - LEE MFG. CO. AND ASSOCIATES ,Edu Malouf Gram Malouf ERWIN'S COFFEE SHOP 7227 Lankershim Blvd. Cat Sherman Wayj North Hollywood, California DOTTI CAMERA SUPPLY 21628 Sherman Way Dlamond 8-2948 Canoga Park, Calif. JIM 84 MARTHA PETERSON NIFTY Fooo MART 4742 Woodman Ave., Sherman Oaks, Calif. ST. 9-7921 Everything for the Table FREE DELIVERY FREE ENTERPRISE BARBER SHOP HAIR CUTS 551.50 FLAT TOPS 351.75 Eight Good Barbers to Serve You Phone ST. 9-9067 13644 Riverside Dr. fAcross from Notre Dame Hij NORTH HOLLYWOOIJ DOWNTOWN 12141 Victory Blvd. 720 South Hill St. ST. 7-6956 - PO. 3-7974 VAndike 1529 SCHABERS CAFETERIA POplar 3-5116 STanley 7-1953 CLIFF SWANSON'S SALES AND SERVICE SUNSET AUTO REPAIR 7944 Sunset Boulevard fEntrance on Hayworthj jess Stark OLdfield 6-3606 Pat Stark BOB HALL'S WILD GOOSE 5820 Riverside Dr. 13362 Ventura Blvd. TELEVISION - RANGES v REFRIGERATORS ' FREEZERS Burbank Sherman Oaks 12123 Ventura Blvd. Cat Laurel Canyonj Studio City, Calif. TH0mWa11 24881 STate 4'6 '5 KEN ,N, FLU K. M. Kassabian Dlamond 7-9404 CHINESE HAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS OA KDAI-E CLEANERS 13456 Ventura Blvd. STate 4-0464 Sherman Oaks, Calif. We Operate Our Own Plan! 19913 Ventura Boulevard Woodland Hills, Calif. LARSEN'S PHARMACY - PRESCRIPTIONS - 19901 Ventura Blvd. Dlamond 7-1349 Woodland Hills SEND FOR New Book .List on Diet, Health, Reducing, Etc. THE HEALTH FORUM 1728 Ridgeway Road Granada Hills, Calif. SILVER SADDLE MOTEL GEORGE F. PATTERSON Factory Authorized Dealer for 6235 Lankershim Blvd. POplar 6-5285 ZUNDAPP 0 CUSHMAN 0 MUSTANG North Hollywood, Calif. 2618 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, Calif. TH. 5-5559 TH. 6-7842 Q - HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL LEE DENTON PEST CONTROL 15957 Ventura Blvd., Encino, Calif. STate 9-0387 Free Estimaiex 1 CHET'S Valleyir Most Modern Burger Bar 13247 Riverside Drive, Sherman Oaks, Calif. STate 9-6921 PEPPER'S MARKET COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER 12450 Burbank Boulevard North Hollywood, Calif. ARTURO'S PIZZA Featuring Pizza and Other Italian Foods DINING ROOM CARRY OUT Corner of White Oak and Vanowen Phone DI. 5-0752 .....,1L FLOWERS by BRYAN 10674 West Pico CRestview 1-2995 West Los Angeles 64, Calif. JOHN ENGLISH QUALITY MEATS Featuring MANNING'S CHOICE 8: PRIME STEER BEEF 12450 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood - ST. 7-3577 8424 Van Nuys Blvd., Panorama City - EM. 2-4759 w ff59F 5L., if X f V., ,Q-,,,.t-a I YES 7 N -' ,iw I Q-,-...l-, ffl J!-.15 W V I v ' ',f . f I . .,,-s- ew ,M - 'gig QYJLV 4 ' -,j vw ' if Iii, 1 ' .. ' , . .,,. . ., . Ni, 1 11 N , U 1 ,. 'P V .ku ' -'ft -fi Al 5 - 533 rm V. '!,. ', I . ,,,.r-k Q, .-. -- a N. . 3 ,JI . ! il I M , ll 1 . 4 ra is i II U 51 'v