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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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The statue of our Lady, image of all that Notre Dame stands for, adorns the entrance to the school grounds at the corner of Riverside Drive and Woodman Avenue. 2 M HS Students in future years will ap- preciate the use of the new out- side bulletin board, a gift to the school from the Class of 1959. Om ' WVI4 wefw of .... XM Seniors gaze in wonder ca -. ,b mystery ship approaches. X-. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l s the 4 With the previous knowledge of what is happening, Brother Nivard X smiles while Bob Svobodo and Owen E Flynn aren't sure what they hear. lPhoto by Ed Thurin.l r i i ll ,Ni X, N BZZ ohc urp clap gor Potzrels ll 'Hhs J' 'W ff' fm if yy mx!- V l W if . 1 jg ' fi fi ri l iXy. r 'N '--1 i Brother Luke Bauer, C.S.C. .D sl I 1 B -' Q.. A - :,, ,f,1r 1 Brother Rembert Sorg, C.S.C. DEDICATIDN It is our glad fortune to acknowledge the efforts of two Brothers who zealously care for our school grounds. Many an unseen hour go into cutting grass, clipping shrubbery, and watering lawns and fields-the results of which are evidenced in the flowering beauty of our campus. With pleasure we honor these two faithful Holy Cross Brothers by dedi- cating The 1959 Arches to them. To 'MOM on 6 Om CA : OMF Brother Rembert was once corpmissioner for the religious houses on the campus at Notre Dame University. He was a familiar sight in his panel truck buzzing from house to house fulfilling the many wants of hundreds of religious at Notre Dame. Prior to this, he was stationed in Valatia, New York and Rolling Prairie, Indiana. At St. Ed- ward's University, Austin, Texas he was commis- sioner and supervisor of the student snack bar. Another school, Holy Cross, New Orleans utilized his talents in directing their cafeteria. Here at Notre Dame the beautiful grounds and flowers are his charge. Although seldom acknowledged we hope that this word of praise will be a fitting evidence of our appreciation. Brother Luke, a person of unusual wit, enlivens the community with his music on the zither, the iew's harp and the violin. His assignments have been as unusual as his interests. He has farmed at Watertown, Wisconsin and at St. Edward's Uni- versity, Austin, Texas. When a good prefect was needed to handle the study halls at the university he undertook that iob. For almost a score of years he was canvasser for the Ave Maria. At Notre Dame Brother Luke can be found limeing lines on the track, or riding the lawn mower or driving the ieep. We are indebted to him for all his efforts and for the splendid condition of our athletic fields. rw! P' if ,SVS it H! , ' ze W :,,gmq,,',fk u - f . . .. ., K. ! Jack Bussie-Student Body President, Pete Stack-Student Body Secretary-Treasurer, and Jeff Teall-Student Body Vice- President greet our visitor from another planet. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.i 4 4? , 49p6w0l 000 Oo Many are the tasks ofthe administration, all which are for the purposes of produc- ing good order in school and forming enlightened scholars. The latter involves a guidance program which is carried out through testing, interviews, and the scheduling of classes. The ultimate end is a wise, carefully selected program to be utilized later in one's profession. With good order there are associated some unappreciated iobs such as attendance and detention. The compiling of permanent student records and the keeping of school finances are also a part of administration. 41,0 Lf- 000 llslce-P, . '95 0 45 90' 'c-5 05 14- o,, of 94 'Vic ef,ye o,,ofeo' '49 ,'e,,iN05- e'Or ff' se 449 410 09- 050 9, 'rs' lbs 95, 'Ze Cu. 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NGLISH E Notre Dome slodenfs f' Q gfeor 'Sak fb fP blvofy 4'l001b.s' frurlb. 109' llpe f6GlL' 6olo 64' 50' 7 I All MQ C-407' 0 Second Selnesf I4 loffb 4 04'0S4'-4 ec- 6'o,961v6 I on d 41 '4 eoglzwgrzfs I F 5394364143 Ly co q' 04 ,111 ow coo J' 441 I ' t, ' '9' Q.- czgjmrl, if S , couzql? f The purpose of the English Department is twofold. First, the English Department instructs the pupil in the use of grammar and rhetoric, so that the stu- dent can express his feelings and ideas accurately, forcefully, and logically. Secondly, the English De- partment strives to give the student a general survey course in Literature, with emphasis upon the English and American cultural backgrounds. Larry Glenn 04' 4' Pr s,g.:69fof54' Jo fl, ' 471 Do -903,6 04 ,fly C3 ' 'co,.e,gC c DEPARTMENT 04 0 ofa l'i414::,f,c4 11943.63 QSC C ' . 850 50 '06 wqeslgm 1 0 wfll ,e':qyo,41,qo4 IICZQQ1 If , 4,6 'Peo-gcc ' Peo 0 l,,,. 02,9 0,0 fboo , C Hohspiazioz I 10311 ffoflb 90,8 8. 0 4- s SCI ENC E DEP ARTMEN T Th Of e ex 'he stud go PerimpheY of in':o1 ennnomscien of h-onlyns no fe a '-'IHS ,, k' di, of 'im e'ful 'fu':n naw cugsinuni Cf face - gghund T9 ge :gese fs Ch 0' n nf- ihaod u Ve d lou, 'n e'T'0 'h 0- h-99 revehusqe, f gr3lcaI'm- Yfhe GI 'acierzn ofh brent is ,Nd ' s e aqiiirsfr fl ffflinsvt ,221 ,h I I' I h q E Weses inbeftansl of ns kno e eil- 'iv Uch So d- e Di 'ng e C n - In Vin o ui on 'S 'gf e ne ih Vic , Ed Cr 0 e 'lo ea' f 'h so ns or e :ree . on yN.,xXx-Koi 'exxx QfxoXog4, 0eoetoX Sixzmo, 6xoX- ogq gm-0 yt-Gammon, XS. Sos- V-QXVQX Coodv. Y-. N307-2 Qlexevxx Sepeskev. 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G 1-0' ,X 066 gasp 6 g,q,9Xvlli Ping logo 0 1 , -,nf ox 0 xi ev' 4. 5 goo x T ctw JN we e? 9' K QV- gf? QV' Pyoolxeolv 5lZxeS O C50e9ol 9 019' QA- coo -v-0 se' 10 x0 p-N14 s xN o V XX-X' 'XS X OJ e R -ox S O 5 calc-ov 5 gb 699 we . og oo yy G-,N .Ax .am Q0 P34 'Y ed S P6 wax X N ed The Social Studies Department is unique in that it comprises five dif- ferent but related subiects-Civics, Economics, United States History, World Geography, and World History. With the exception of Economics, the we 95 Kc' Q04 oo Q 5 s X L ANWQWW W eo x ss .Ae XX x. .00 Q0 ,,x ef' CRN xe 'moot' .,gex9x,t,X9 ed 15 be 9' N xc' ' subiects in this department cannot be measured in terms of their prag- -ts' of 6' matic value, but they do have a very profound influence on the life of dj' X every Notre Dame student. The world today is passing through a crisis, qxgxxoixlx and through the ages history has recorded many crises. lt is possible to QP' XX- find a solution to social and international problems from a study of 97 gfxgo history, and for some to come to a realization of the Providence of God. K sfpx , Don Frank 00 asset SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 19 414' . Do S90 iv-41 '71,-6 ,D 60 ll 404' wo- ll 51' :Qu '. 'ff fi-ir Er Qfv fe on '9o,, 'asv' 'eq 'bent oo, ,I lor 1 'f'4l ' 9' 4'- offb fo os- 'fe C9611 Q Fu 3-,O . I. 1, my H 8 4, e'0f 800' 007 ' a'o, tooo oc C of 5154, fre, Ofd 'eo' 26, 71400 'lfqrco-feeh' o 0 , ro 0 q 6 bis of 0093 41 r e'd if e,,. o 090 CSC 'l7e,oy'b gy 0, . 1 9 e'Qf '07, qfly, ' e- oc 114 A 'r o Q Pe, 0 ff 'fr S N15 If 4140052 050, I 001 SHFQ 91,5 4C The foreign language program consists of those course offerings designed to meet the foreign language needs of secondary-school pupils. The program includes both ancient and modern language selected in terms of their educa- tional contributions, the extent of their use and cultural values to be gained by their study. 6034-N 6 The Christian heritage of America is inevitably tied up with the history, fo 0072, literature, and culture of many countries beyond our shores. The study of a .S'poc453. 50 language is the study of its people, for the student shares the interests, ' attitudes, and ideals of the nation through contact with its art, literature, W, f o I ' C J' and music. By such a study the student learns the invaluable contributions 'C each nation has made to human liberty and world culture. 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I f I I t i IN MEMGRIUM Steve Levitt 24 The students of Notre Dame High School wish to extend their sincerest sym- pathies to the family of Steve Levitt. Steve was a quiet, unassuming person who, no matter how he felt, was always cheerful. ln school Steve was recog- nized as a fine student and was respected by his classmates. Although his illness kept him from taking an active part in sports, he did enjoy dancing and Chi Rho activities. ln his untimely death, the seniors and faculty recog- nize the loss of a fine Catholic gentleman and friend. Ron llsley. A . L f X CARL R. ACQUAVIVA GEORGE E. AMY Mission Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Glee Club 72, 32: KSI 4: YBGY- 3, Dramatics 2, 3. book Staff I, 47 library As- sistant 2, 3, 4. Legend: I'-Received Varsity Monogram P-President VP-Vice-President S--Secretary T-Treasurer ST-Secretary-Treasurer SA-Sargeant-at-Arms ACS-American Chemical Society CSF-California Scholarship Federation KSJ-Knights of St. Joseph NFL-National Forensics League NHS-National Honor Society YCS-Young Christian Students SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Brother Nivard, C.S.C., Modera- tor, Mike Merkle, Treasurer, Jerry Hewitt, President, Mike Lerner, Secretary, Tom Von der Ahe, Vice-President. RICHARD J. ANESI Scholastic Monogram 25 CSF 2 3, Chess Club 3, 4, KSJ 4, Of tice Assistant 4, Perfect Attend ance 2. 3 '- GARY A. ANGELLO CARL E. BAILEY Baseball 2', 3, 4 g All Catho- Dramatics 3. lic Baseball, Second Team 2. MM - fs., DEAN BANKS Scholastic Monogram 2 Mission u 4 CSF2 345 Pep u 3 4 NHS 45 Science Club 4 Dr. I. A. Breckler, heart specialist, presently working on a heart-lung machine for open heart surgery, addresses the Biology Club. lPhoto by Al Washko.l - , . i:,,gggf559,. 5 , . 'f it ' , , A y , . yy,y V, 5 ' ,K K'-kms, 1 4 ' rf B X gig ' ., I , 2 me Q3 S Y e, , ,K.- , H. f 4 I .3 ,vw A ROBERT J. BELL Scholastic Monogram 3, CSF 3, Pep Club 2, Chess Club 3, A, EDWARD T. BELLEZZO Pep Club 3, 4, Office Assist- ant 4, lntra-mural Basketball NHS 4. Champs 4, Basketball l', 2', 3', 4', Track I , Z . JEROME A. BOCHNIARZ CARLISLE F. BODE Glee Club 2, 3. Glee Club l, 2', Cl , A , Jun- ior Achievemenl 3, 4, Foot- ball 2. l ' ' E GEORGE H. BLOCH Mission Club 4, Pep Club 4, JOSEPH W. BOENING JOHN P. BOTT Perfect Attendance 2. Scholastic Monogrdm 3: CSF 3: NHS 4. l Swlngln at the Snowball Dance to the muslc of the Sevilles. MICHAEL L. BRENNON Perfect Attendance 2, ball 2, 3. Basket- MICHAEL J. BOURY Student Council 4, Scholastic Monogram l, 3, General Ex- cellence Plaque 3, Newspaper Stott I, 4, CSF 2, 3, 4P, Sci- ence Club 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Chess Club 3, 4, NHS 4P, Fo- rensics I, 2, 3, 4, Student Corl- gress Chairmon's Gavel 3, First Place Chess Trophy 3, Perfect .Attendance I, Life Member of CSF. JEFFREY M. BROOKE DENNIS J. BURGAD RICHARD B. BURGESS JOHN M. BUSSIE Student Body President 4, Slu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, YCS 2, 3, Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, KSJ 4, Junior Achievement 2, Football 2, 3 , 4', Baseball IP, 2', 3 , 4', JOSEPH R. BUTTITTA Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 . RICHARD I. BYRNE Mission Club 4, Glee Club 2, Chess Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Third Place Biology Notre Dame Science Fair 2, Tennis 2, Editor of Underclassmen and Activities Sections of Yearbook 4. PETER A. CAGLIANO YCS 3, Mission Club I, 2 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 3i 4, KSJ 4, Football 2 , Il , 4' Track 3, Baseball Manager 4' Monogram Club 3, 4. All Catholic Baseball, First Team 3, Monogram Club 3, 4VP. JOHN P. CAMINITI Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Basketball 2: Truck 3, 43- STEPHEN M. CORDOVA Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Chess Club 35 Yearbook Bus. Staff 45 Year- book Bus. Staff, Student Man- ager 45 Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3', 4 5 Monogram Club 4. ROBERT E CANNON DENNIS R. CARROLL ROBERT D. CHILDS DANIEL C CHRISTIAN DFCIMUIICS 3 Mission Club 45 Football 2, 4 5 Perfect Attendance I 4 Jun or Track 2, fi , 4 5 Monogram Achievement 2 Football 2 BAND OFFICERS Left to Right: Mike Bocchicchio, Secretaryp Jerry Schlund, Presi- dent5 Larry Tacllock, Vice-Presi- 1-:aw f ,' ' ', : Qi,,-S152 i,Qt5t1gi5ti,ii5'flEf r . ,I , ,,., V - of ill f I A . !3iXqi.Ql I .r , i f f iii ,'I .'-: 3-ELF' , ' A RALPH M CLARK MICHAEL COLLINS DONALD P. CHRISTL lsslon Club 4 Pep Club Mission Club 3, 45 Radio Club Mission Club 45 Dramatics 2, 3. 3, 45 Forensics l, 2, 4. PATRICK Pep Club 3 Catholic C' olir: League Shot Put Rec DAVID R. COX Mission Club 45 Pep Club 2, 45 Perfect Attendance l- Baseball The Band reioices with the football team and student body after the Cathedral game. A CHRISTOPHER W. CROSS JOHN J. CUl.l.EN FRANK J. DARRAH Dramatics 2, 35 B Basketball Football 2g Track 3. Bfllfld Tl: PEP Cl!-Ib 2: HDHOY- Manager 1. able Mention Biology Notre Dame Science Fair 'lp Golf 2, 3, WILLIAM R. CURNUTT WILLIAM E. DAVIS JOHN F, DE CUIR ROBERT J, DELMORE Science Club 1- Baseball Manager 2'. Pep club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Art Editor of Yearbook 4. Radio Club guest speak- er, Richard Duda, lectures on the characteristics of tubes. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l JOHN H. DE MARCO ANTHONY J. DEMPSTER JOSEPH T. DERVIN Tennis l, 2, 3, Junior Achieve- Band 1, 2, 3, Mission Club Newspaper Staff 2, Mission ment 2, First Place Chemistry 3, 4. Club 3, 4. Notre Dome Science Fair 3, Southern California Science Fair 3, Mount St. Mary's Science Fair 3. LARRY D. DEISINGER , YCS 3, Mission Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3 , 4', Track 2, 3 , 4', All Catholic Football, First String 4, Lineman of the Year 4, All CIF, Third String 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, All Southern Cali- fornia Tackle, Shrine Game 4. EDWARD W. DEVLIN PATRICK A. DICKINSON THOMAS I.. DICKINSON ROBERT A. DIEHI. Weight Lifting 3, Football Football 2. Mission Club 3, 4, Newspaper Biology Club 3, Photographic Manager 3, Basketball Man- Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Junior Staff 1. a er 3. Class Council, Senior Class 9 Council. DANIEL W. DONAHUE Glee Club 15 Dramatics 25 Mis- sion Club 35 4VP5 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 35 KSJ 45 Track 3 , 4 5 Cross Country 3', 4 5 Third Place Santa Bar- bara Distance Relay. JOSEPH A. DUBIEL Mission Club 45 Track 25 Foot- ball 2 , 3'5 Monogram Club 3, 4, MICHAEL D. EGINTON Mission Club 35 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4: Track 3, 4. HMS!! DAVID B. ENFIELD Mission Club 35 CSF 35 Radio Club 45 Chess Club 35 Golf 3. Band Banquet, December B, 1958 VINCENT A. FADALE YCS I, 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Chess Club 35 KSJ 45 Cheerleader I, 25 Football l, 2, 3, 4'5 Bas- ketball 25 Track 'l, 35 Third Place C 440 Relay 35 Mano- gram Club 3, 4. THOMAS H. FENNELL Band I, 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Dance Band I, 2, 35 Junior Class Council5 Senior Class Council. DOUGLAS J. FITZGERALD OWEN .I. FLYNN JERRY N. FORTUNATO Weight Lifting 35 Drill Team I, Mission Club 3, 45 Radio Club Pep Club 45 Football 2, Ati Radio Club 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 45 First Place Biology Track 3 , 425 Monogram Club Notre Dame Science Fair I5 4. Junior Achievement 2. DONALD H. FRANK Student Council 45 Mission Club 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 CSF 3, 45 Radio Club 35 Chess Club 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief of Year- book 45 ACS Chemistry Test 35 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 45 Office Assistant 45 NHS 4. LARRY J. GALLAGHER Science Club 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 35 Chess Club 35 Perfect At- tendance 2, 35 Forensics 45 Football 11 , Track 25 Mono- gram Club 4. at, 1 ,lv STEPHEN L. FRlES PASQUALE V. GABRIEL DENNIS GANAHL Band 'l', 2 , 3'. Mission Club 45 Newspaper Mission Club l A Perfect Af Staff 45 Pep Club 25 Chess tendance 3 Track 3 Club 35 Cheerleader l, 2. U-'ilu MICHAEL A. GENNE Student Council lp Class Treas- urer lg YCS lp Mission Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 KSJ 45 Foot' ball l, 2, 3', 4'5 Track l, 2, 3, 45 All Catholic Football, Second String A5 All Catholic C Track 2, 35 Back of the Year 4. Father Cremmons, guest speaker at the Band Club banquet. Band Club banquet at Barrone's Restaurant PETER A. GIAMMANCO JOHN F. GLAHA THOMAS M. GREANEY CHARLES R GRINER Dramutics 3. Glee Club 3, 4. Office Assistant 35 Junior Drill Team 'l Achievement 2. W . 415.1 CHRISTOPHER J. HAGERTY Mission Club 2, 3, Color Guard 2. 3: Pep Club 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4. X,.,, ns., au .1557 . s LAWRENCE D. GLENN Mission Club 3, 4, Drill Team l, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Biology Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, As- sociate Editor-in-Chief of Year- book 4, Perfect Attendance 'l, Hearst History Contest Winner 4, Junior Achievement 2, MARTIN K. GORDON Student Council 4, CSF 3, 4, Science Club 3, 45, Pep Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4P, Boy's State 3, Oratory Plaque 3, Honorable Mention, Hearst His- tory Contest 3, 4, Honorable Mention Immaculate Heart Col- lege Essay Contest 3, Baseball Manager 3, 4, NFL l, 3, 4ST, NHS 4, ACS Chemistry Test 3, Loyola Math Program 4. THOMAS B. HAIL Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Class Council, Busketboll 7, 3: Baseball 3. JAMES F. HAWKINS RICHARD A. HANSELL Mission Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3. Mr. Salas, lleftl , congratulating Mr. Allegretti, Chairman ofthe '58 car raffle. RONALD K. HARTER Mission Club 4, Biology Club 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Forensics 1 2 3 , Golf The Dave Pell Octet with Doris Drew at the Monogram Club Dance. ROBERT .l. HIEGERT Mission Club 45 Pep Club 45 KS1 45 Junior Class Cauncil5 Senior Class Council5 Football 25 Baseball l, 2, 3 , 4'5 Monogram Club 4. .51 .A . - as '-aim ,iii V . 'I Vi 5 ..,,,L . it is ll . fi' i ls. , N PAUL T. HIGGINS Mission Club 25 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 2, 4. 34 SHELDON ll. HIBARGER WALTER H. HERKAL Scholastic MOVTOQYUYT' lr 27 Mission Club 45 Pep Club 45 Ldlln Medal li YC5 7, 37 KSJ 45 NHS 45 Basketball 3. Newspaper Staff 35 CSF 2, 35 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 3, 45 NHS 45 ACS Chem- istry Test 35 Occidental Math Tournament 35 Tennis lg Base- ball Manager l5 Golf 2, 3T. RONALD L. ILSLEY Band l', 2', 13 , 4 5 News- paper Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Editor of Senior and Faculty Sections of Yearbook 4. RICHARD W. HUTCl'llNGS Glee Club 2. GERALD J. HEWITT JR. Student Council 45 Class President 45 Scholastic Monogram l, 2, 35 Religion Plaque l, 25 YCS l, 2, 35 Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Sports Editor of Newspaper 35 Co-Editor of Newspaper 45 CSF 2, 35 Science Club l, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 35 NHS 45 Foren- sics l, 2, 4VP5 KSJ 45 Boys State 35 Jr. Cham- ber of Commerce Road-E-O Winner 35 Hearst History Contest lHonorable Mentionl 35 Student Sportswriter for Local Daily Newspapers 3, 45 ACS Chemistry Test 35 National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist 45 Football 2 , 3'5 Track 2, 35 Football Manager lp Monogram Club 3, 4. wi ANTHONY l'l. INNES Mission Club lp Pep Club 25 Honorable Menion Notre Dame Science Fair 'I5 Football 2. DAVID C. JACKSON Mission Club 4, Glee Club 2, Newspaper Staff 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 , Baseball S , Pep Club 4. DONALD P. JACOBS Drill Team l, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Class Council, Senior Class Council, Football I. DAVID J. JAMES Mission Club 4, Dramatics 2, Junior Achievement 2, Football l, Z , Track l, Tk, 3 , 4', Cross Country 3', A , Cross Country Captain 3, 4, All Catholic B Track 2, Varsity All Catholic Cross Country 3, 4, Varsity All Catholic Track 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. WAYNE J. .IAVUREK Football 2, rl , Track 1, 2, J . A', Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: All Catholic C Track I, Catho- lic League 100-yd. dash record holder 3, Most Promising Fresh- rnan Athlete 1, Most Outstand- ing Track Athlete 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. 'Y' 'Q 'Wi fi , The band members repre- sented by Michael Boc- chicchio and Jerry Schlund show their appreciation to Brother Eugenio with a gift. Also pictured: Mrs. Emily Robinson and Fath- er John Cremmans. s .f,,pa1.w 5- ILQQQ. , : ,-..-eww. r' M? Qxntf3gl,,c- ga ,.. Maw-- ,cg All fi :Ft ' A 1, fffi ' 1 if I . ..,. I A mm V, If 5 - 3? ' Y' gif . In Ile? ,Sv-i' ' , -ii, , m. ,W l V ' t ff, an 3 -,,, f -we ,, .4 .gpm ,gwl-,f '-fa us e ' -- ., 1.1, 4, 1. ZX? MICHAEL .IEZIK Scholastic Monogram l, YCS 2: CSF 2, 3, Science Club 4, NHS 4, Basketball 2', 3', 4 . PETER J. JULIANO Pep Club 3, Perfect Attendance 'l, 2. W E Tfiiit fifz 2 5ff5'::'qf' A ffif -11 DAVID L. KAPLAN SHERMAN V. KELLY TIMOTHY E. KINZER ERIC R. KIRCHER Yearbook Staff 4, NHS 3, 4. Chess Club 3, Football 2. Mission Club 4, Pep Club A, Football 2, 3', 4', Baseball 2, Monogram Club 3, 4. JOSEPH KISESKY RICHARD J. KLEEMEYER GERALD J. KRESKE Pep Club 2, Track Manager I, Mission Club 4, Football 2, 3, 2, Football l. 11 , Baseball 2, 3, 4 , Mono- KENNETH P. LAPOINTE Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Senior Class Council, Football 'l, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4 , All Catholic Baseball, First Team 2, Monogram Club 4. MICHAEL W. LAUGHLIN Football 2', 3', 4 , Track 2: All Catholic Football, First Team 4, Most Inspirational Player 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. gram Club 4. The Band rises for applause at the Christmas concert. JOHN D. KUHNER Mission Club 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Dramatics 2, KSJ 4, Office As- sistont 4, Editor of Sports Sec- tion of Yearbook 4, Basketball I, Track 2, Baseball 'l, Cross Country 2', 3, All Catholic Track, First Team 2, All Cath- olic Cross Country, First Team 2, Catholic League Record Holder lI32OI I957. ROBERT P. LAVELLE RICHARD L. LEASE JOHN P. LINDE Glee Club 3, Science Club 3, Chess Club 3, Honorable Men- tion Chemistry Notre Dame Sci- ence Fair 3, Tennis 2, 3. SAMUEL G. LINDSAY Typing Medal 3, KSJ 4, Basket ball 3 ', 4',Monogram Club 4 GEORGE R. LOHMAN Mission Club 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Class Council, Baseball sf l, 2, 3 , 4 ,Monogram Club 4. 2. I A LSI 5 Left to Right: Mrs. B. lnverso, Club, Mr. Martin Peters, Vice-Pr as P ,. lliiix JAMES D. LEE Scholastic Monogram I, 3, Re- ligion Plaque 3, Mission Club 2, CSF 2, 3, 4T, Science Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, AST, NHS 4, Declamation Medal 2, Forensics l, 2, 3, 4, Life Member ot CSF. BAND CLUB PANCAKE BREAKFAST Mr. Robert Bold, Mr. Charles Robinson, President of the Band esident of the Band Club and Breakfast Chairman. M. MICHAEL LERNER Student Council 4, Class Secre- tary 4, Scholastic Monogram I, 2, General Excellence Plaque l, 2, YCS 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor of Newspaper 2, Assistant Editor of Newspaper 3, Co-Editor of Newspaper 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Sci- ence Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Forensics I, 2, 3VP, 4P, Declamalion Medal l, Boys' State 3, Perfect At- tendance l, life Member of CSF. BRUCE E. LUEDTKE Class President 2, Class Vice, President 3, YCS 2, 3, Mission Club 2, 3, 4P, Pep, Club 2, 3, KSJ 4, Basketball I, 2, 3 , 4 , Baseball I, 2, 3', 4', Mona- gram Club 3, 4. Wm. it MICHAEL LUSSIER JOHN J. LYNCH JAMES W. MCDONALD J. PHILIP MCCORMACK Glee Club 'l, Color Guard I: Basketball 2. Ml5Sl0fl Club 4: PSP Club 3, Drill Team I, House Plans Con- AVP. test, Third Place 3. NATHANIEL F. McDONALD Student Council 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4P, Cheerleader 4 , Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Track An- nouncer 3. PATRICK J. MCGRATH YCS 1, Perfect Attendance l. Notre Dame as, it was twenty years ago. DANIEL J. McGOWAN CSF 3, Science Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, NHS 4, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4, Honorable Mention Chemistry Notre Dome Science Fair 3, Football 3. MICHAEL F. McGREEVY Mission Club 2, Band 'l, 2, 4, Office Assistant 'l, 2, 3, Drum Maior 3, 4. CHARLES C. McKEE JR. DENNIS M. McLAUGHLlN DAVID A. MCLEAY Football 2. Dramatics 2, 3. Mission Club 4, Drill Team l Football 2, 3. MICHAEL A. MCDEVITT Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Sports Editor of News- paper 4, Science Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Chess Club 3, Per- fect Attendance 3, KSJ 4, Track Manager 2. 'tif -if 7 1.1 it L34 sfizlli 2 M. . IM if we 55 ,A T xg A12 11 W ., u . i 1.ie,53:?ff. , i-f i Iii? '1,z1.'zffLfi!11'f' iss' Ki ez Y ' , - J' 'F ' - T . it 1 ,,,. 15 pf'-gi 3 ' 5 Q.. ' 1 ' 2 ' , F25 'w i , . H1 1.5-His 5-5:52 p 1 ' , , 2 X 'Q it J ,.:z,g,f1i .. 4 . 'Mr if J ,.ig,'iinff2ggi:1 ' , -32 lsihiffke . ' f W M. X aka QQ' , 1 . fi i 4 ,Tim EDMOND J. MALOUF MATTHEW J. MANAHAN Mission Club 45 Football 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Football Track l, 2, 3', 4'5 All Catho- 4 '5 Track 4, lic Track, C Team l, 25 All Catholic Track, B Team 3. Brother Donald Mroscak leads the Glee Club in its Christmas Presentation before the Patrons' Club. ALFRED E. MAROTTA Newspaper Staff 45 Dramatics 35 Chess Club 35 Forensics l, 2. KENNETH E. MARTINET Glee Club 25 Football 2. FRANK B. MAGA Mission Club 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Second Place Bi- ology Notre Dame Scipnce Fair lp Third Place Chemistry Notre Dame Science Fair 35 Honorable Mention House Plan Contest 35 Track 3. DANIEL J. MARTIN Band l , 2', 3 5 Track 2, JF, 4'5 All Catholic Track, C Team 25 All Catholic Track, Varsity Team 35 Catholic League Record Holder, C Broadiump5 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. MATASSO KENNETH J. MELCHER Baseball 2. spasm., JOHN A. MEYER Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Year- book Staff 45 Basketball l, 2, 3', 4 5 Monogram Club 4, RICHARD A. MLACK Mission Club 4. MICHAEL L. MERKLE Class Treasurer 3, 4, YCS 2, 3P, Mission Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, KSJ AP, Football l, 2 , Ii , AT, Track 1, Z , 3 , At, All Catho- lic Football, Honorable Mention 2, Track Captain 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. DENNIS J. MONAHAN Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Football 2, A , Basketball I, 3, 4', Baseball l, 2', 3', 4 ', All Catholic Baseball, Honorable Mention 4, All Catholic Base- ball, Second Team 3, Mono- gram Club 3, 4. RONALD R. MORIN Office Assistant 3, Football 2, THOMAS A. MONTELEONE Mission Club 4, Baseball 3. Dennis Whitcomb and date at sock hop. lPhoto by Kent Burtonl GARY J. MORENO Track 4. SEMI-FINALISTS OF NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP TEST Left to Right: Jerry Hewitt, Martin Kenneth Gordon, Bob Peak, Dan McGowan, and Sheldon Hiborger lPhoto by Al Wasko.l JAMES K. MORTON DAVID F. MOYER JOHN S. MURRIN THOMAS C. MYERS Library Assistant 3, 4, Perfect Mission Club 4, Pep Club 4, Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3 4 Attendance 3. KSJ 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 . Cheerleader 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. GARY L. NETHING BARRY I-. NIE'-SEN JAMES E. NOWNES RICHARD J. OBERHOLZER GIGS Club 2: DFUYHGWCS 1, 2. 3- M5SSi0I'1 Club 4: PSP Clllb 4- Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Scholastic Monogram 3, Mission 4, Junior Achievement 2, Track Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, l, 2, 3, Cross Country 3 , CSF 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Pep Club Ag Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, Football Manager 2, 3, NHS 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. 'll HOMECOMING PRINCESSES From the Left: Yvette Aguirre, Karen Schomaker, Terill Luedlke, Mary Anne Fischer, and Linda Franich. JOSEPH W. OLDER GERALD R. OLSON THOMAS J. PATERSON Football 2. Mission Club I, Dromatics 3, 4 Perfect Attendance l, 2. X! P ep Assembly before game wifh Pacific H.S. lPl1olo by Dick Uschykl ROBERT W. PEAK Student Council 2 3 4 , , 5 News- paper Stafl 45 Science Club I 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, QP, apf AP5 Chess Club 3, 45 Office Assisfanl 45 Forensics 2, 3, 4. Pele Siack and Joe Dubiel. ,M Q.. J , f Q' i X 4 ' ,E 5 if-Y 'Ff?LQQ', I l???fQ!f.'gf, 5 '- ., gp . ' ' if-ta -v ,L MARCEL E. PELOQUIN KENNETH L. PERRY Junior Achievemenf 2, 3. GREGORY J. PETRELLO Color Guard 25 Dramciics 2. Mmm PETER J. PFARR THOMAS A. PIEPMEYER JOHN A. PODLESNI Foolball 2, 3, 4 5 Track 35 Mission Club l5 Drill Team l- Moncgram Club 4. Newspaper Staff 3, 45 CSF 25 Science Club 3, 45 Radio Club 2, 3, AST5 Golf 3. WILLIAM A. PATTERSON Q A DENNIS F. POUS PETER E. PORTER ROBERT J. PORTER ROXTON G. POUNDS Science Club 3, 45 Radio Club Mission Club 35 Cheerleader l. Mission Club 2, 35 Drumatics Dramatics l, 2, 35 Cross Coun 2, 3, 45 library Assistant 'l, 2, 3: Football 2 try 4. 3, 45 Junior Achievement 25 ACS Chemistry Test 35 CSF 4. The Glee Club at the Christmas concert. DENNIS P. PRENDERGAST RAYMOND A. RAHTZ Mission Club 45 Pep Club 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4'. ARTHUR A. RAMIREZ THOMAS E. RATTAY DOLPH P. REMPP LAWRENCE G. RICE Tfvrk 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 3. Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Science Latin Medal 2, 35 CSF 2, 3, 4 Club lp Football 25 Cross Coun- Chess Club 35 Forensics 2, 3 try l. 45 NHS 4. RICHARD E. RICE YCS 2, 3, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Stuff 3, 45 Sci- ence Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Football 2, 4', Track 3, Cross Country I. DAVID M. RIGNEY JOHN P. RISK RICHARD G ROACH Mission Club 4: Pep Club 4, Radio Club 4, Perfect Allend- ance 2, Football 42 Track 3, Monogram Club 4. t V , Ktffl, ' f 5- ,5 I lll iff! if l ' 7fi 5 53:15 ' . ' 1 ' if I ga .1 f I SIA nriiyf' ,fi ' f'QI .f Z . -' V f ,,'l f FL -' Emi: ' if --5.f'fl,ll ,J in ,rig k ,V err' VV., ,f STEVE E. RODGERS FRANK A. ROTHE Bond lf, 2'. Mission Club 4, Yearbook Bus. Staff 4, The Sevilles at Monogram Club Dance. Left Io Right: Mike Bocchicchio, Tom Fennell, Jerry Wade, and Pat Wade. RICHARD M. RUFFOLO JOHN R. RUPP FRANK E. RUSSO GARY RYAN Mission Club 4. Radio Club I, 2, 3, 4. Drill Team l Pep Club 4 Track Manager 4 if if ff HENRY F. SALVATORI Mission Club 2, 3, Perfect At- tendance 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3 , All Catholic Basketball First me Team 3. I Coach Bell and co-captains, Jim Telford and Dick Piantadosi, admire the first place trophy won by the J.V. basketball team in the Notre Dame Invitational Basketball Tournament. WILLIAM E. SAMUELS ALFONSO A. SANCHEZ RICHARD SCHAFFER Drill Team I. Science Club I, 2, Pep Club 3, Baseball Manager I, 2. Library Assistant I, 2, 3, A. RICHARD J. SCHAMBER DONALD B. SCHELLHORN GERALD G. SCHLUND MICHAEL J. SCHRANER Yearbook Staff 4, library As- Student Council 4, Band I , 2' sistant 3, 4, Junior Achieve- 3 , 4'P, Drill Team I. ment 3. SCIEIICS SCIGIICB HOWARD C. SMITH YCS 3, Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, KSI 45 Focfball 2, 3', 4 , Track 2, Cl , 4 , All Calholic Track Team 3, 4, Santo Barbara Relays 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. Dick Oberholzer, Terry Wheeler, and Dennis Polis are seen making use of The Science Library. l l l RICHARD C. SCHULZ JOHN H. SCOTT GEORGE H. SKALLA Mission Club 4, Peo Club 4, Mission Club 4, Baskelball 2. Mission Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, Perfect Alfendonce I, Football 3, 4SA, Football IT, 2 , 3' 2, Baseball 2, 3. 4 p Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. - . 5 s',,, , , Q1 -- ' K ' :isgfifv - --wise... - ji., r 2 , fs 3 I 'Q A 's I ' ' i . - lk . . 'mfg , ,V I I w ' A ,. rf, . ' if -2-'Ml S X X E192-'T1'f1'2ft?53 , F ALLAN C. SEIM FRANK A. SERRA ROBERT K. SHALLENBERGER TIMOTHY M. SMALLEY Perfect Allerlddrlw 2- Mission Club 4, Band I , 2', Pep Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3 . 4. 1531555-Y 1.5 1. f.if'?'f , f 2 'ti , . C 'X 0 Z , ii .. V 1 , rg ,ii X I Q .4 1 , vi - ' -' ., -Q? - .WI f ff- , A Q ff t s.1?.i!. it X H- is ., . A A ' Q ns gags: Y - 1 ' -5x . .. .. A 1 . -- -tg I iQ 5. 'ig . lf .gf 5 4 , . N ., ' Z.: ' 'HY . fi f Q It Smit ' ig' as 1 L ' J if 2' 4 J MICHAEL D. SMITH LAWRENCE D. SPRAGUE ERWIN L. STENTZ HARRY C. STEWART Student Council 4, Glee Club Color Guard I, 2, Zip Drill Team Dramatics I, 2, 3, Office As- Radio Club 4, Office Assistant 3', AP, Radio Club 2. 'lg Pep Club 2, 37 Dramutics 3. sistont lg Pep Club 4. 3. Jack Bussle, Pete McAndrews and Tom Fennell sort cans for the poor during the Christmas Can Drive. PETER A. STACK JOHN J. STRATTON Student Council 4, Student Body YCS 3, Mission Club 45 Pep Secretary-Treasurer 4, YCS 35 Club 2, 3, 4. Mission Club 3, 47 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 47 Dra- matics 3, Truck 2. JEROME T. STROH DONALD F. SULLIVAN ROBERT A. SVOBODA BYRON H- TAYLOR Science Club 4, Radio Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Junior Achieve- Chess Club 4, Loyola Math ment 21 3, 4: H0n0VUbIe Meh- Progrgm 4, tion Notre Dame Science Fair 2. GEOFFREY E. TEALL Student Council 2, 3, 45 Slu- dent Body Vice-President 45 Class Secretary 2, 35 Scholastic Monogram l, 25 YCS 2, 35 Mis- sion Club 35 CSF 2VP5 Science Club l, 2, 35, 45 NHS 45 Track 2. MICHAEL A. TROTT Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Newsnupef Stuff 45 Football 25 Football Manager 45 Monogram Club 4. HAROLD J. THOMPSON Mission Club 25 Glee Club 25 Band 3, 4. Kurt Wolfe and friend at the sock hop. iPhoto by Kent Burtont ROBERT C. Football 35 Baseball 3. THORELL EDWARD J. THURIN Mission Club 45 Photographic Staff 45 Junior Achievement 2. STEPHEN W. TODD Pep Club 35 Football 2. DAVID J. TOPP Mission Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Junior Achievement 2, 35 Cross Country 3 5 Monogram Club 3, 4. l JOHN J. TULLY RALPH TRIGO JAMES L. VAN Mission Club 4, BEVEREN Photographic Staff I, Science Club 4, Pep Club 4, Perfect Attendance I, 2. FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS ft to Right: Terry Supple, Most Improved :lyery Dennis Monahan, Most Valuable :zyerg Mike Laughlin, Most Inspirational zyer, Mike Genne, Best Back, Larry Deis- ger, Best Lineman. Nate McDonald, Pete McAndrews, Wally Herkal, and Andy Vinci prepare pep signs under the guidance of Brother Joseph. DANIEL J. VALLAS Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Football 3', 4', Base- ball l, 2', 32, 42, All Catho- lic Baseball, Second Team 3, Most Valuable Player lBase- balll 2, Most Improved Player lBaseballl 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD G. VESQUE i l I l g. ANDREW L. VINCI Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3. 4, Dramatics 3, KSI 4, Weight Lifting J, Football 2, 4', Track 2, Monogram Club 4, Dance Committee Chairman 4, Track Mgr. 3. Q71 THOMAS R. VON DER AHE Vice-President 4, YCS 3, Class Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Il, Football I, 2, 3', 4', Basketball I, 4', Monogram Club 3, 4, N31 RENE J. VANNI Glee Club l, Pep Club 2, Dra- , ,vi PATRICK J. WADE Mission Club 4, Band 2', 3', mUtlCS li Cheerleader l. 2: 4', CSF 3, 4, Science Club 4, Perfect Attendance I, 2, Perfect Attendance I, Band First Chair Medal 3, 4, ACS Chemistry Test 3, Baseball Manager I. :Hu w fwf HLA nfl.. ills E' KARL L. WEINGARTNER KURT J WEINGARTNER Office Assistant 4- Basketball Basketb ll , o 3 3, Tennis l. Tom Dickinson and LAU performing in a P A TERRANCE W. WHEELER Scholastic Monogram 3, CSF 2 3, AVP, Science Club 2 3 4: Chess Club 3, 4, Boys' State 3, ACS Chemistry Test 3, NHS 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Loyola Moth Pro- gram, Senior Class Council, Life Membership of CSF, Forensics 2, 3 4 , . ep ssembly before a football game which we probably won. iPhoto by Al Washkol - fi ilfzsieef. I .,,, I Y ' JOHN E. WERN DENNIS L. WHITCOMB RODGER C- WHITE Pep Club 2, Dromatics 2 Glee Club 'l, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 4: PSD Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4, Office Assistant Cheel d 4- 3 Country 2, 3. The Monogram Club Dance During Christmas Vacation iPhoto by Duck Uschykl WILLIAM R. WILHELM YCS 2, 3, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3', 4 , KSJ 4, Of- fice Assistant 4, Monogram Club 4. Mike Lerner accepts the Sweep- stakes Award on behalf of the Forensics Club at the Notre Dame Tournament from Brother McGuire of Chaminade High School. JOHN T. WITMEYER THOMAS J. WOSSNER ELLIOT K WOOLSTON RICHARD W YUSS Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Truck 3 Cross Country 4 Club 4 R no u 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Forensics Junior Achievement 2 3, Track 3. JAMES J. WOODYARD Student Council 4, Class Secre tary lp YCS lp Mission Club 4 Pep Club 3, 45 Chess Club 3 Football 2, 3', 4', Track 1, 2 3, AH Monogram Club 3, AP ,Y r M Z E gi, ' 2: v- 1 , .W W 1 1 Q 4 X WG 33 3 x , 5 3 gg- I 3 . 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Erirkson, R. xv, The banned fire act at the Cantwell game was per- formed by Carol Cordor, lPhoto by Kent Burton.l 3122 1 9' s 3' F 2 fl 4 1 i Q ' va. iw al 3 M f- 54' ,- a ' f m .2 . ' 7 1' 1 GJJG... .. 'os F l , ' ' . . , .. as -QV, , 1' I . ' S F is ss....s 1 4- G. 1' 'sy If F , J 1 ' J - h is ...ann 1. Q 'X . 9 wb, Q. f X N 59 eil G.. 5 K sm L E S it 5.5 5 4 9 fx . J ' F f il ' fl M ' . W ... N l -', f ' so f 'A .. li . . , . . . . A ,A .se . .Q .- ,md r M , 1 , . , .. ':.5 , gif' K Y 5' 4f,, l I .,,e',1:, L ' M y ': ., .i If '. H , . ' , f X' -A M. ,.- I 'V F -fx . W , W 9 Everesl, W. Feeley, D. Erlinger, J. Ferralli, D. Faris, G. Finnegan, M. Farmer, R. Floria, A. Forness, E. Frank, D. Foil. J. Frey, S. Foxworlh, M. Gallagher, F. Francis, J. Gangi, P. Gibbons, C. Gilman, R. Gilsenan, E. Giacomantonio, C. Ginson. J. yeor in all school functions. Gangwish, L. Garcia, D. Grohman, J. N, ' 4' X' . , ' 'Z ,f f m . J ai 4 M L ., ,ir ly My I . W ., ,. N' my X . , 2. 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To eoclw Junior, The football 51 ' L , --Om. 3 f f- 1' Nh -, nl ww ,.. ' W PM . 'o.' A A ' w o',. 2 ' ' if A ff . ' 1 M A 3, . .- i ,.,'o 39 .'l' - L ...- mf' 1 S .- ...W 7,511 L- z , ' - ,L EP Q, 5 Q .K . ,, A - . . . el P' . . Perna, R. Pianladosi, R. Plavchok, G. Powley, T. Purdy, M. Pelers, L. Pisani, N. Polidoro, V. Pulskomp, J. Puzo, A. -I 2 ...M ' - , ,,,. , ,V ,. . 4' vii. -P .. ,. ' P A lm!- . S 3 f' .... l 4.4. -A .'- f -YV , ,- F.. . .M r, . ..,,.i, w. .V 'L:'- Nolel, D. Pelion, R. O'Connor, J. Penberthy, S 0'SuIIivnn, M. Penney, R. Pease, R. Pero, W. seoson,... I ,D ' . - ---. iw A ' -'l1 V. . ik' , I kiw- sau-uv new Queyrel P. Ralphs J. Raluy Refhg ' 1- ., ' ,, 4 , A N , , A. 1 ' , T. 59 Q asa!! I A . A, Q -, ,g P 1 . ' QQFJ i 5439 4. Y' , ' i s f .W ,fi . X. Ni . K 4, ii 'IM gg? Wm is is si. S ' -sr-QYQ 'fix R 'J . ..., . . . . ,V .. if A V , -w. . .,.- E t, I ff? H ,rg 'FE A 51 , f y gf ', . . i M - 'L A' 1 A I gh' A ' ., 4' I ,, .. e-, el 'A jf ' Ijzg, R ss.. . 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Trofecaniy, D. Trinity, P. Uschyk, R- Sweeney, T. Tracy, R. Truvaglini, M. Turner, D. Vallonef T- '-Q, ,,., I 9 Mrs. Edward Ilsley is pouring coffee for Brother Eugenio at one of the Band Breakfasts. Accompanying him at the table are Mr. Edward Ruiz, Mrs. Emily Robinson and Dennis Martin with his father, Mr. Harold Martin. vw 1' ' K . I R I ' 4. .fi g w ir x f.,, V: .. . S A Y .g. out . . Vain K: , iie M. Q 1 . , R J rse M 3-.-1' T A . . ' Wx . I V Vbi , , QL Y W . I ,lasi k . .. . ,zfjh 5' N : J 5 ' Q I Q ,gr Z R ee Vis . . 59 .. irr ' . W iii, A be , . .. 4 k sgwnkzmy. ... K ' l nt. ff I 1: I A :KLLI 'gm '11 f,. lx A it if J rrse ' J . . ' A is KVV I.. ' . I E ,. K I gf' nr , Vasquez, R. Wagner, J. Walker, L. Wehinger, E. Williams, R. Wolfe, K. Voegele, L. Walker, C. Wallace, A. Wells, D. Wimsatt, J. Wood, K. Vuchsas, J. Walker, E. Walsh, L. Whaling, C. Winckler, B. Woods, G. Vusich, L. Walker, J. Warndorf, T. Williams, D. Winter, W. Wright. H. Wright, M. Wright, R. Yester, J. Zinn, D. 61 17 lil' in . g . . ,sf A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: James Lamare, Secretary, James Tedford, President, Brother Donald Hanzel, Sponsor, David Martin, Vice-President, William O'ConnelI, Treasurer. As Soplwomores we feel superic Pilgrims, Margaret McCreary and Harvey Stratton, pose for a picture during the half time of the Cathedral game. Adams, G. y fi : X f, 1 Albano, R. - ' Si'-Jil. F 1 1- ' . an M A -gag - -- .ze ,k -Ig, .. , A Aletano, R. if ' il 'E S l ' A Alexander, M. , is i t A I 1 5 . W -A .lwfiifl Alles 'em' J' i , Q? dw' 'XA ' Almquist, M. 25. A . I 1 2 Anderson, M. said! ll! IAQ , k r ,, A - 'F- Anderson, R. 1 ' - Armstrong, R. 25 K - A ' A. :KWV k y ,, - ' .5 . , W Artukovich, M. .1 M ff Q M. S S' ..,l ' Bw-ks, K- 1 , q f. Q . . , 'A Bansbach, S. ,. as 1 ee ' Q. ,,. 'W can, D. ..,. ey if- V M I idx gg? 2 ii i V '. L 3, I , I 5 K Y '.'1 Q.. lil U ll R32 Q .4-.17 'W 5 -A A .L V is hx VAQ. V H laugh, M. 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Hancuff, W. Hannah, R. Harahan, M. Hardy, C. Harrington, D. Harvey, J. Harvey, P. Hawkins, S. Haynes, M. Hewitt, J. Hoerrh, T. Hogan, F. Hallman, R. Houser, R. Hutton, D. lndovina, P. Itule, S. Jacobs, M. Jezik, T. John. W. Johnson, K. Johnson, R. Jones, J. Kane, M. Kaurz, R. Keefe, J. Kenney, J. Kem, R. Kinzer, A. Kinzer, R. Kirsch, A. Klumpp, R. Koch, K. Krouse, T. Kurh, R. Kruska, D. Lake, B. Lamare, J. Laihrop, J. when Ken Martin L if ' 1 ' A . A . A m , l5.Ab i Y ii . QQ ii , i' . ww .. . g K M V- . L , .li .Vg N VV V faint' X ., i . V .. Lavelle, N. 1 l .. W, V . A .V ,V -- V Lawrence, H. . . . R , , . . . . V5 A A Leoni. R. i in J i .. Q3 ii ii i in i ' 7 A . f' LeVine, L. Lindenberg, R. .I .Li .. Linenberger, R. - - Long, D. - ..- V V ' VV -. Low, R. 'K a I-vrrhinv. W- 1 L ', 1 Luman, L. V i LoVecchio, J. Ji' xii s . . EMLVV ,V V VV 1 A V .. VV Z3 . VV ' Lundgren, J. 1' 'V . 7 1 I, A V Luther, J. 'ii i in Q . Q, -J . , iq, . V I 3. 'V' if , mi McDonald, A. f -1... i ii 3 fi ' . L' ., . 1' Ig . Makin' M- 'N-., ' f LL . Moddenf 5- ... V f V V . V VV ' J'- 3. , Vg W' A X . 4 . . 1 L . l is i ' f .fL . lm V . NV .. A V. V , V Manahan, T. i 2' V, .iii ,. Manahan, T. Q V .I VV 5 , V V . . . V Q 1' V VV -, V Marmot, N. ' VV 3,2 Ri 'Vg 5. . .1 Q V Marcus, R. S , xi' VV Marmont, H. iLlQ. '- .5 V ff H . Marrone, L. V V VV V . WV ,VV . Latin II is finished, MOUNT CARMEL FOOTBALL ASSEMBLY fPho!os by Al Washko.l Pete Stack and Joe Dubiel Phil Capka Sfephen Daniels Q Joe Borella as the Notre Dame Knight at the Cathedral game. s 'E Q .4 Wm , NWN Marshall, D. ...M Marlin. D. is , , Muffin. J. of R f Al' J f mol? E, I Marlineau, R. ' , Maiheis, A. l'- M- if , Mazzeo, F. - J Z, - McAndrews, P. ,. Q 'll H H McBrearly, T. E :lz fo 1. 3 , McCann, D. Qgiigllllf 'J J ' Yxp l if McCIung, J. I ' JW' ff - J' .-mi' J 'Ti ' 'W ,- 1-' ' , ' ji ' , J' . .. L l R . M1 A M. 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Muniifering, R Oates, J. O'Barr, J. 0'Brien, M. 0'ConneII, W. O'HanIon, T. O'Meara, T. Orlando, V. Osborne, C. Osmonson, P. Panissidi, P. Parker, L. 2 Q rl 5 in H R xl ,x.ld.,, . 2 J . . R J . - wk Aa.. 'X fi ' ' R . , if N .e J gs f - . if .qi .5 J . 4 1 se.. 7 33. P 'fi . 'lf Q ,, A . fxlvqr. 5, ,i. 2 . 5, H A ..,s ' jf F ,K it E V 3 h - WJ i fi- e .fr ' X . .iii 1 5 1. p r Y , , x g Q 1. 5 X X X P V 1 f-- ,. ,'l-W I or K. . .... J' f . rr e ,':1' I V Nj . A . h -- r r. 'Fu' , 1 - . w i U A f - ' Q -- . ' ' R . g 5 ' ' l V ,-1 : I - M . ' ',1 i'g,...,.fh1 Peterson, J. Petrotta, W. Petrovich, D. Petruzzi, T. Phelan, J. Pistone, R. Platz, W. Plotner, D. Polisano, J. Porlier, R. Powers, M. Powers, R. Pratt, D. Pruner, W. Quigley, J. Quinlan, M. Quinn, M. Quirino, R. Randall, R. Reals, P. Redmond, T. Reichle, P. Riechmann, R Renaud, M. Ritter. F. Roberts, F. Robinson, B. Robone, A. Rouch, E. Rozell, D. port of our daily routine Jack Bussie, Student Body President, presents first prize in the magazine drive to Henry Demmert, top salesman. Brother Joseph, co-ordinator of the drive, is pictured at the right. Ruh, M. ,, ' Z' 0 Ryan' J, . A i N Sabol, W. 'ii TTL, y cy, J L . ' f S e. . summer, M. ' ' J' he . s h . w. A .. J re r , an: ez kk. A fffrl Q 1 I A- V, 2 1 A ff X 3 ' ,, 2 H X X - K 1 if 1 ,,, if W W .3 Sanders, D. ' l ll ' Sanderson, J. A ' . .V Schlender, P. gy - 3 Schmidt, J. jg gh ' J ' ' schneiaef, J. , nn w ' if , 5 V o' 13 jj Scully, J. lf ., ' Il-'e L., i' . . Sk nnnn . , ,, W- 1 se 9 ' L' . ' S A ,,, - u . .. . ' r W ff , fkl-f . 1 , J . ,ku K., Y Zja qgigwrrl 5 6 ill... A i 1 Seighman, G. ,,,, , J Shanahan, J. I Shepherd, E. X, . Shirley, J. . .G rw., Ig . , V -X slmkey, T. 4 ' J 145 J l M 1 A , , Sigler, M. In Q XV jugf' H .Q Skaff, J. Q ' I . gi. was l' N .,... 23' -3 'I A N g .Q X nv 44., 1 G. mg... , , 1. -1,.. . ...W M s X lk., P ffezwfl '--.. Slatlen, V. ' 'ly ' Sliva, R. A , Y V . ff ' .V - Smith, H. I ' H. A Q ig , ' Smith, 1. : - S, i n f A H L 'i 559 'X . 1 J- , . - Q 1 Sorrenlino, R. lf g 3 gl' . V 5 - ' 1, 5P 9f W- -hL. ' . nn Sroll, S. .,': . , -P - 1- ,L 1 I A W at wztw J' + K ' 4 S A , As we pass lo our Junior Year, we feel more cu perl ol Notre Dome. ' . ' A V Tedford, J. J- . 1 S , J . A A J S Taylor. A. ' . f ' ri V . V 53 . J' , V6 , Taverna, F. 'W Q K. ml 'll l ... ,f7 Q. A rf ' .PJ Pilvenlif J- ,,. I .- ' f 'lr V , ' . g i? 'N TUdQ, S. - J' ' I . D S f .f Taesch, R. f 1 ,.. .5 Smfford' W. xxx W Q13 9 -N., L , 1 .R ia, Slockett, J. ' Strain, P. , . 1- V l Strallon, H. . W ml ? 5 M za ll 3. , Sudikalus, G. l :Suv , .1 . .. Supple' S' WH- 3' , 251:13 J Susca, F. WG lil' A S ' ' T II L f' S 4 llllllmi l . . 1 j N W ' sh S' 4'-., lwlyggs L ' nk 2 .lf -- 4 Iii. ,. .1 , ml ' Thies M. Thomas, R. Thompson, F. Thorell D. Trapanr J. Trense J. ld' , 'lm 'lv 13 K.. 'Z 2 W lg v . . X J ' I 'J 1, . 'lf f gl J ' ' I H if . 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I 'I Dove Marlin carries the ball around right end for a big gain as the JV's fight valiantly against Cathedral. iPholo by Al Washko.l FRESHMAN CLASS GFFICERS Left to Right: Daniel Wilhelm, President: Donald Purdy, Vice-President: Brother Donald Mroscak, Sponsor: Lee Danielsen, Secretary: John lntlekofer, Treasurer. Our clclsses presenlecl us with many problems, . . . HOMEROOM NUMBER TWO Sponsor: Brother David, C.5.C. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Tolley, J. Golisch, M, Hershey, F. Imhoff, L. Ellender, A. Labansat, W. Bettarel, C. Hassett, A. DeRenzis, J. Wissmann, R. Muntean. SECOND ROW: E. Bas- tiani, V. Tierney, C. Peterman, B. Swickard, R. Good, F, Colgan, 72 R. Rondon, C. Sisilli, D. McDonald, A. Hilbert, R. Walker. THIRD ROW: J. Norten, M. Archer, D. Jackson, V. D'Arco, C. Monico, S. Hairell, E. Barling, R. Coulter, R. Chic, R. Mummey, B. Hauge A. Salido. FOURTH ROW: J. Greene, R. Brundage, P. Tauchas R. Randall, E. Stacy, J. Owens, D. Beatty, J. Lovgren, P. Hodges J. Freeman. lFreshman homeroom pictures by Al Washko.l HOMEROOM NUMBER THREE Sponsor: Brother Aloysius, C.S.C. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Leahy, C. Abato, T. Bass, M. Tag- J. Dawson. M. Dickinson, T. Denall, J. Lusk, M. Parker, T. Hig- gart, J. Yungfleisch, G. Kircher, J. Nielson, T. Sundby. SECOND gins, P. Walter, L. Branchflower, S. Cook. FOURTH ROW: ROW: U. Wilken, B. Bauchemin, G. Wili, J. Matchie, M. Wheeler, J. Chamberlin, D. Friedmann, J. Sartoris, K, Wohland, L. Howard, L. Ready, J. Frith-Smith, M. Carr, J. Goodman, R. Nichols, P. Schoonover, D, Reed, W. Garnett, P. Mahler, W. Halkyard. P. Paiares. THIRD ROW: A. Dobson, W, Bryce, L. Von Bank, si: fxff of HOMEROOM NUMBER FIFTEEN Sponsor Brother Donald Hanzel, C.S.C. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: F. Wellman, D. McCalIa, R. Benny, P. Crossland, R. Schaefer, J. Adams, T. Lynch, W. Gallagher, R. Kline, K. Marshall, R. Rahtz, S. Morse, G. Graff. SECOND J. Vereuck, A. Rochester, B. Courtney. FOURTH ROW: J. Houck, ROW: D. McGovern, B. Simon, J. Schaefer, A. Howell, B. Bacon, T. Rini, T. Rademacher, L. Dow, T. Kimball, D. Jackson, R. Gar- D. Mellein, W. Szilagyi, J. Bogue, M. Maloney, G. Ploog, rels, F. Enright, T. Hutchison, A. Mancini. T. Donahue, L. Rosenfield, THIRD ROW: T. Green, M. Gibson, H ?f'....!' 73 Mike Taggart in the Mount Carmel Foot- ball Assembly. iPhoto by Al Washko.l , iii! v.LW ,Z H Mr. Lee Danielsen and Mr. Joseph Riggio. Mr. Ray Weingartner, Mr. Warren Parker and M I f Tony Salas TIME OUT DURING BLEACHER CONSTRUCTION . . . Direct Gbiects and transitive verb '-I.. as rwmt ,f in 1' HOMEROOM NUMBER THIRTY ONE Sponsor: Brother Donald Mroscak, C.S.C. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Tedford, W. Franlwa, R. Davis, ROW: D. Kasper, J. Burr, J. Cox, T, Guerin, A. Lipski, J. Bren- T. Deeths, J. Chaky, T. Eck, J. Dempster, S. Hammer, W. Newton. nan, R. Kirsch, J. Hancock, I.. Jarrott, M. Ward. FOURTH ROW: SECOND ROW: J. Iverson, T. Napolitano, E. Lyons, D. Seidler, G. Dempsey, D. 0'Sullivan, R. Williamson, R. 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'I 1 'x W4 , k iw' ,i We 9. 1 me TOP LEFT: Two outstanding basketball players receive trophies at the basketball banquet: Joe Borella, Most Valuable Player, All-Catholic Squad: and Bruce Luedtke, Most improved Player, All-Catholic Squad lHonorable Mentionl, iPhoto by Al Washko.l TOP CENTER: Players and parents enioy the Basketball Banquet, iPhoto by Al Woshko.l LEFT: Distance runners, Ron Buccola and Bill Kees, in starting position. LOWER LEFT: Brother Elmer, Athletic Director, awards the consolation trophy to the Glendale Hoover basketball captain at the Notre Dame J.V. Tournament, BELOW: Brother William Hold, in charge of athletic transpor- tation, prepares to take Notre Dame forces to another game away from home. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l Notre Dame's Fine Athletic Staff: Mr. William Leeds-Varsity Track Coach, Brother Ben C.S.C.-C Basketball Coach, Mr. Lindy Bell-J.V. Basketball Coach, Mr. Francisco De S: Cross Country and Assistant Track Coach, Mr, Thomas Vessella-J.V. Baseball and Assi Varsity Football Coach, Brother Elmer, C.S.C.-Athletic Director, Brother Cassian, C.S. 12-43 f H l 'ilnmhm we-pix, , II1 I A f .x :gp V ' , Q. L.?55 f 4 mix .W si 'Wul- 5355451 9 X Q3 Q A g f Y . VN A w P, E' 2 , 70' , M 1 Q. .44 , Knights Upset Burroughs 19-6 The Knight eleven led by Mike Merkle, Mike Genne, and Tom Von der Ahe opened the season with a convincing victory over favored Burroughs High School. After taking a 12-0 lead on first half touchdowns by Merkle and Von der Ahe, the Knights were momentarily stunned by a 65 yd. return of a pass interception by an Indian safety man with only 3 seconds left in the half. The extra point attempt was wide and the Kills if 5 ,l e is Knights left the field at halftime leading 12-6. The Knights came back in the second half to blank the lndians and also scored once more themselves. They drove to the oppositian's 30 yd. line and from there Mike Genne went around right end for the T.D. Smith converted and the Knights put their first win on ice. David Kaplan Mike Gmne eludes opposing defend- ' A erssas he races forhis-first score of the season. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.I f -Li,-w,y,,yW, . Tom Von der Ahe heads downfield as George Skalla l84l blocks out a Pa cific lineman. iPhoto by Al Washko.l I s' .xii , f. rf Q . bs.. w , , - e-A . -K . s '-4'-7. 11' sf ' 3 i 'el W' S? 1 5 f I . N.D. Topples Saint Anthony in Homecoming Game The fine New Notre Dame football team defeated St. Anthony in this game by a score of 20-14. lt was our first win in history over the long Beach school. The win provided a very fitting climax to the traditional Homecoming Week. Halfback Mike Genne turned in his finest game as he stole the show by scoring two touchdowns and gaining over 140 yards rushing. Tackles Larry Deisinger and George Skalla sparked the Knight win with their excellent line play. After a scoreless first half, Saint Anthony's Marty Johnson made a 24 yd. touchdown run with a stolen ball. Notre Dame bounced back with a 64 yard run by Mike Genne, aided by a key block from Larry Diesinger. In the fourth quarter Dennis Monahan threw a 45 yd. touchdown pass to Genne. The Knights' last touchdown came on a 43 yd. run by Dave Kopay. The final score of the game was made when a Saint end grabbed a 24 yd. pass from quarterback Leo Sanchez. Merkle l22l turns down field with Becker l43l and Genne i24l giving him added support. iPhoto by Al Washko.l ,xr fwf- X ,, - H 195 f 'N,,A Knights close in on a Crusader ball carrier. At the left, Mike Laughlin and Pete Pfarr. iPhoto with the compliments of the Van Nuys Green Sheet.l ' s. , t l. gf 'fps fr, - f ,.,-,, Ni until! ATV 4 o etiae i o 'ls ri az e 'EMS e tseet . . te.. in 33' . 1 xg 'ii' wt... J, Q. o t as v. et U L ' on l 'ti 5 X , w ,- H if '+:gz'd is g.,, :VV R VJKZ 5 KAVV H Knights Jack Bussie, larry and W V Mike Merkle fight to stop the op- ponents. iPhoto with the compli- ments of the Van Nuys Green IW I , Sheet.l Y ,, K 'fy' s , - If e - o f ' s 9 Howard Smith in a quarterback position with Bill de Rubertis as center Howard Smith, Quarterback Varsity 3', 4' Drops Kei M39- 5 X K Knights Slaughter Serra 40-6 On October 31 the Knights treked to Gardena to play the Cavaliers from Serra High School. They had two things in mind when they left, keeping their win streak intact and paying back Serra for the pasting we received last year. When it was all over they had accomplished both, the second by a remarkable score of 40-6. The first half was a pretty tight battle with the score 7-6. But the team that came out of the dressing room in the second half began to play a type of football the likes of which has never been seen at Notre Dame and in doing this they proceeded to roll up 33 more pts. while Serra could not cross the goal line again. This was typical of the type of game this team was capable of all season long if they did -not let down in the crucial moments. The line play was truly superb, and backed un with a backfield that had a scoring punch this team could not be denied that night. It was played a very happy team that walked off the field that night after the game, and iustly so, football the way evervone had been waiting for. Mike Genne sand, Vince Fadale H T M cream by Aiflwashksm --Q , ,D N ,Q .4 f ' ' N H ' ' - . ' . A W 3- M' V' W. ,, g.,l Fifa Knights Squeak by Pius 7-0 The Kniahts rambled to their most exciting win of the season against the Pius X Warriors. ljuring the' first half, Notre Dame alone was able to put together a sustained drive. But this drive was finally stopped by the Pius line deep in their territory. Theni late in the third quarter the Knights began to move. After recovering'a fumble on the Pius 38, Notre Dame went down to the goal from ,where Monahan crashed in to score, but the play was nullified by an offsides penalty. Following the ensuing punt by Pius, Notre Dame powered their way to the Pius 9 where they fumbled. But again Pius was forced to punt and Notre Dame took over on their own 46. After making a first down on the Pius 43, the Knights pulled the game out of the fire when end, Danny Vallas, cut behind the secondary and caught Monahan's pass and scampered for 20 yards and a score. Jim Woodyard kicked the extra point and Notre Dame won the game 7-0. c. I QW -mi? L KU 'N 0 Danny Vallas End ' 0 , . vursify ar 4 ,, , t gi 72 i fav W5 .nn l at lg' f uf- 1 Q ,lg s Qs., P ai, .4- Q' Denny Monahan prepares to take a snap from center, Terry Supple. Dennis Monahan, Quarterback Varsity 41, Most Valuable Player 58-59 Jack Bussie, Fullback Varsity 2, 3 , 4 ' r s relax V 4, -We y 4 ,, A .W v I 'k,,L ' 5.5 f W. 541, rf' 86 -1-g Peter Cagliano, Guard Varsity 3 ', 4' Bob Childs, End Varsity 4' Vince Faclale, Halfback Varsity 3 , 4' Jerry Fortunato, Halfback Varsity 4' CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINISH W L T 1. Mt. Carmel 6 1 0 2. Loyola 5 1 1 3. Notre Dame 5 2 O 4. Cathedral 3 3 1 5. St. Anthony's 3 3 1 6. Piux X 3 4 0 7. Cantwell 1 6 O 8. Serra 0 6 I TEAM STATISTICS N.D. First downs 99 Yards gained rushing 2215 Yards lost rushing 138 Net yards gained rushing 2077 Passes attempted 54 Passes completed 27 Passes intercepted 6 Yards gained passing 400 Total yards gained 2477 Punts 33 Punting average 37.3 Yards penalized 530 Fumbles lost 21 Pct. .857 .833 .714 .500 .500 .429 .147 .OOO Opp. 70 1323 238 1040 133 45 8 761 1801 44 31.9 540 19 Head Coach Bob Spindola trying to teach Cap- tain Mike Merkle how to hold the ball. N.D. SCORING TD PAT TP Genne 1 1 O 66 Von der Ahe 5 9 39 Smith 4 1 25 Vallas 2 0 12 Bussie 1 0 6 Kopay I O 6 Kreske I O 6 Merkle I 0 6 Monahan 1 O 6 Vuchsas 1 O 6 Woodyard O 5 5 Coach Ramos gives quarterback Denny Monahan a tip on handing off the ball. Tim Kinzer, Guard Varsity 3 , 4' Larry Gallagher, End Varsity 3 ', 4' ,. I Quit smiling and get mad, seems to be what Coach Vessella is saying to Bussie, Kinzer, Laughlin and Vallas. Andy Vinci, Halfback John Risk End Varsity 3', 4' Varsity '4' 4, nw-f 'V . K 1 X ' f f .QW J A 1 J , , s ' as jj, I ,,., 9 .i.i . P V Raya 'kk, . .17 V..- 1' ete PfUff, Halfback Q J Varsity 3, 4' E, . , Mike Laughlin, cmd , K V. 5, K varsity 34' 4,5 ,V 5 ., ' V 1 Most Improved Ployer Jim Woodyard, Halfback Varsity 3 , 4' Q yyry ' 3 1 Richard Rice, Guard V i W A . iii k Varsity 4' V 1958-59 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left tn Right: H. Smith, P. Cagliano, L. Gallagher, T. Supple, P. Butler, P. Walker, T. Brown, T. Kinzer, V. Fadale, J. Kreske, M. Hairell, J. Vuchsas, P. Pfarr, M. Genne, G. Skalla. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Spindola, Managers-M. Trott and G. Kinzer, J. Bussie, P. Panusiddi, M. Merandi, B. Baki, A. Vinci, J. Risk, K. Wolfe, T. Von der Ahe, M. Lrughlin, R. Rice J. Becker, J. Donkles, Buck Coach Ramos. THIRD ROW: J. Brooks, M. Ashen, T. Vallone, J. Kirsh, D. Caruso, E. Wehinger, D. Vallas, J. Woodyard, M. Monahan, D. Monahan, A. Aiello, Captain M. Merkle, L. Deisinger, B. Childs, Line Coach Vessella. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Manahan, T. Reardon, J. Jones, V. Vigeant, T. Hoerth, B. Sanchez, D. Martin, J. Bennett, G. Sakys, J. Beaumont, J. Schmidt, T. Petruzzi. SECOND ROW: J. Ghezzi, E. Con- nelly, P. Mottola, R. Kinzer, E. McMillan, D. Risk, V. Salerno, T. Donahue, T. Bronchetti, C. Monico, D. Wilhelm, S. Supple, J. Lamare, Manager A. Kinzer. THIRD ROW: Manager J. Dudley, R. Pistone, J. Cicuto, D. Mundugno, B. Halkyard, M. Defina, A. Beaumont, T. Connors, A. Beaumont, T. Connors, A. Javurek, T. Newton, B. Stifter, J. Mulleda, Coach Frank Salerno. ABSENT: J. Lilley. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1958 59 J V SCORES Burbank 19 Alemany O Ml. Carmel 2 St. Anthony's l8 Loyola 20 , , , Serra -I2 J. Jones carries ball for long gain with E. Connelly lead P. X I2 ing the way in Alemany game. lPhoto by Al Washko l IUS Cantwell l4 ' Cathedral 21 5 Y A ,,W,,.f,...,,5 B 15 J.V. 2, 35 Var. 4' VARSITY BASKETBALL LEGEND ' Received Monogram Ed Belleuo, Forward Steve Cordova, Forward C 75 J.V. 25 Var. 3', 4' Joe Borella oufiumps two Mounf Carmel. defenders io score. lPhoio by Ed Thurin.l QM B Dennis Monahan, Guard C 15 J.V. 35 Var. 4' K A Mike Jezik, Forward C 25 J.V. 35 Var. 4', Co-capiai Bruce Luedike, Guard B 1: J.V. 27 Var. 3', 4' Jack Meyer, Center B 'l'JV 2'Var 3' 4' Dave Jackson, Forward B 2: J.V. 37 Var. 4' Sam Lindsay and Mike Jezik look in awe as Bruce Luedtke sinks a 40 fi. iump shot. iPhoto by Kent Burfon.l Bob Wilhelm, Guard B 1: J.V. 27 Var. 3', 4' Coach John 0NenI gives mstruchon to the starting five during a Joe Borellc does c bockhunded lay-in as Bud Lawrence looks on. KPholo by Kent BurIon.l Bill Moser tries a iump shot as Steve Cordova accidentally blocks out a Mount Carmel player. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l John Murrin, Guard C 25 J.V. 37 Var. 4' Luedtke lofts the ball toward the basket as an unbelieving Crusader looks on in amaze- ment. lPhoto by Ed Thurin.l Jack Meyer attempts a one- handed push shot in the Serra game. iPhoto by Ed Thurin.l Cordova tries to block n Loyola shot as three astounded Cubs look on iPhoto by Kent Burton.l Sam Lindsay, Guard Var 3', 4 'f Co-captain I PRACTICE GAMES N.D. VARSITY BASKETBALL verdugo Haus. . . N.D. . . . 42 N.D. . . . 77 N.D. . . . 50 N.D. . . . 66 N.D ..... 63 N.D ..... 36 CATHOLIC LEAGUE GAMES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Monahan, B. Wilhelm, B. Wright, B. Luedtke, Burbank s. Lindsay, J. Murrin, a. Moser. SECOND Row, Left to Right: E. Bellezzo, G'e d HOOW' B. Salas, J. Borella, J. Meyer, M. Jezik, M. Kinney, D. Jackson, s. cor- Pasadena ' - - dova. Absent-Coach O'Neil. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l Burroughs Glendale ..... First Round PiusX...55 N.o..... Loyola . . . 56 N.D. . . . Mt. Carmel . 76 N.D. . . . Cantwell . . 49 N.D. . . . St. Anthony 49 N.D ..... Although this year's Notre Dame High School basketball team did not turn in a very impressive record, their spirit was never lacking. During the practice season and on through the league there were some very bright moments enioyed by the team. Outstanding players on this year's squad were seniors Bruce Luedtke, Steve Cordova, Co-captains Sam Lindsay and Mike Jezik, and sophomores Joe Borella and Bud Lawrence. The 0'Neil-men got off to a fairly good start in the practice season. After losing to Verdugo Hills, they looked very promising in their overwhelming win over Burbank. At this point things were looking optimistic. The Knights' next win, however, was preceded by five losses, finally beating John Bur- roughs in the first game of the Burbank tournament. Joe Borella made the all-tournament team. Finally the Knight quintet ended a gloomy practice season by making a road trip to San Bernardino to play the first annual San Bernardino tournament. After beating Ramona, a team which went to the finals of the C.I.F. playoffs, the N.D. cage squad was eliminated in the second found. In the Catholic league it was almost the same story. After losing to Pius X, a close game to arch-rival Loyola, and to Mt. Carmel, the Blue and Gold, led by the fine shooting of Bruce Luedtke, beat Cantwell 58 to 44. Following this initial win, Notre Dame ended up on the short end of many a close Catholic league contest, losing to St, Anthony, Serra, Cathedral, Pius X, Loyola, and Mt. Carmel before winning their second and final game, defeat- ing Cantwell once again. The Faculty and students of Notre Dame wish the best of luck to the gradu- ating senior members of the team: Bob Wilhelm, Bruce Luedtke, John Murrin, Denny Monahan, Ed Belleuo, Dave Jackson, Mike Jezik, Sam Lindsay, Steve Cordova and Tom Von Der Aheg and looks forward next year to the fine play of: Mike Kinney, Bill Moser, Bud Lawrence and Joe Borella. Serra .... 61 N.D ..... Cathedral. . 53 N.D .... . Jack Meyer FINAL STANDINGS 1. St. Anthony . . . . 12- 2 5. PiusX. . . . 5- 9 2. Cathedral . . . . 11- 3 6. Cantwell . . 4-'IO 3. Loyola ..... . . 10- 4 7. Serra .... . 3-l'l 4. Mount Carmel . . . 7- 7 8. Notre Dame . . . 2-12 Bud Lawrence tips the ball up as four Carmel players look on. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l 94 Second Round PiusX . . . 95 N.D. Loyola . . . 63 N.D. Mt. Carmel . 64 N.D. Cantwell . . 58 N.D. St. Anthony 65 N.D. Serra .... 62 N.D. Cathedral. . 86 N.D. PRACTICE GAMES Won-3, Lost-8 Verdugo Hills . . Burbank .... Gendale Hoover . . Pasadena . . . Burroughs . Burbank . Pasadena . . El Monte . . Rancho S.A. . . McKinley Home . McKinley Home . LEAGUE GAMES First Round Loyola . . . Mt. Carmel . Serra . . . Cathedral .... Pius X ....... Second Round Loyola ..... Mt. Carmel . Serra . . . Cathedral . . PiusX. . . O'Connell takes a iump shot as two Mt. Carmel players watch him. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.i Wagner outiumps a defender while Danielsen watches in the background BEE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Danielsen, V. Toomey, J. Monico, N. Marcott, D. Wilhelm, L. Bransflower, S. Teade, S. Supple. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: D. Millerbery, J, Cashman, T. Wallace, D. Cross, Coach Ramos, B. Petrovich, P. Wagner, B, O'Connell, M. Alexander. 95 5, ii .rrr b Mike Mitchell outiumps two Loyola defen- ders to score. iPhoto by Kent Burton.l Michelli takes cn rebound in the Serra tilt. iPhoto by Kent Burton.l y my qi s Yi-W Jeff? 41.5 951 43 I 5 K Wright goes postadefender to .V if score in the double figures. E N V M iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l Bob Dunn tries a fade away hook shot in the Pius X game. iPhoto by Dick Us- chyk.l Dick Piantadosi scores with a two-handed iump shot. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l iw.. ii wi Jim Tedford grabs off rebound in the St. Antho game. iPhoto by Dick Uschyl Pete Hughes and Nick Mitchell look in awe as Spike Salas follows through on a 22-foot iump shot. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l GAMES The Notre Dame Junior Varsity basketball team, WON-102 lvsfjfl though they did not win the Catholic league title, ND ' 47 Ve'd 9' H'lls ' ' ' 33 N.D ..... 59 Burbank ...... 41 showed throughout the season that had a few more NQD .lhib 41 Hoover Q Q Q Q Q 37 breaks gone their way during the league season N,D ,,,,, 61 Pasadena ...., 42 they would have gone undefeated for the year. N-D ----' 65 5Uff0U9l1S ----- 49 From the opening game until the final one they :B ' gi ::e d le Howe ' gi proved to be a wen coached and wen drilled feam. NQDQ Q Q Q Q 65 S,Qe,'1',j','QL,Qy' Q Q Q Q 53 Coach Lindy Bell did a tremendous iob and with N.D ,,,,, 32 Mrcarmel , , . 29 many returning lettermen they should go all the N-D ----- 57 Alemfmv- - - - 30 way next year. The nucieus ofthe squad was com- posed of two boys, Jim Tedford and Dick Pianta- dosi, both of whose average was well above l2 LEAGUE GAMES Won-9, Last-5 I First Round Second Round points a game. The other starters were Bob Dunn, N.D .... 49 Piusx . . . 24 N.D .... 68 PiusX . . . 41 Bruce Salas and Bob Wright. They are the ones N-D ---- 40 I-OYCQU -Q- - 22 Z-3 ---- 2? :Yoga -Q- - gi ' ' N.D .... 35 Mt. arme . ..... t. arme . :hohc'ebmc'nlYh'Ie5PonS'ble forfwhci has prcfved Lo N.D .... 51 Cantwell . . so N.D .... 51 carnwell . . 49 e L e es' 9' elm fecofd 0 'mY team 'n GUY N.D .... 41 si. Anthony . 43 N.D .... 64 sr.Armrdrry . 43 sport so for this year. N.D .... ss serra .... 43 N.D .... sa serra .... 47 DAVID KUHNER, Editor N.D .... 56 Cathedral . . 47 N.D .,.. 72 Cathedral . . 47 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM HRST Rowr left to Rl9l1l1 Coafh l-lndY Bellr J- Bennett. F- Buucrio, dosi, N. Michelli, J. Tedford, B. Salas, R. Donovan, B. Clemens B. Dunn, P. Hughes, J. Cicuto, B, Wright, M. Foxworlh, Manager J. Absent-Bob Armstrong, Manager Dennis Cleary. Luther. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: J. Yester, M. Mitchell, D, Pianta- Q -'QHYIQ-1 - 1 52- 4 1- . 1'7- Br, Bernard gives his team a few pointers during the game. lPhoto by Dick Uschylil lntlekofer prepares to let fly with the ball as Rouch screens for him. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Freidman lMgr.l, R. J. Tipee, B. Beauchemin, J. Sartoris, M. Germaine, SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Br. Bernard C.S.C., D. G. Rauch, C. Lafferty, R. Walker, J. lntlekofer, R. son, D. Cocayne. CEE BASKETBALL TEAM Coleman, R, Carey P. Tedford lMgr.l Beelner, P. Wilson PRACTICE GAMES Won-6, Lost-1 N.D. . .... 23 Verdugo Hills . . . 14 N.D. . . . . 25 Burbank. . . . . . 24 N.D. . . . 28 Alemany .... . 24 N.D. . . . 28 Glendale Hoover . 35 N.D. . . , 19 Pasadena .... . 17 N.D. . . . 37 Burroughs . . . . 30 N.D. . . . 27 Rancho . . . . . 24 LEAGUE GAMES First Round N.D.. . .29 PiusX.. . . 15 N.D.. . . 21 Loyola .. .. 15 N.D. . . . 35 Mt. Carmel . . . 27 N.D. . . . 30 Cantwell .... . 18 N.D. . . . 26 St. Anthony . . . , 21 N.D... ..42 Serra.... ..18 N.D. . . . . 17 Cathedral . . . . 25 Second Round N.D. . . . .16 PiusX . . . . . 'l4 N.D. . . . . 38 Loyola . . . . . 24 N.D. . . . . 44 Mt. Carmel . . . 24 N.D. . . . . 32 Cantwell . . . . 19 N.D. . . . . 20 St. Anthony . . . . 26 N.D. . . .... 40 Serra .... . . 20 N.D ........ 30 Cathedral . . . . 37 League-Won 11g Lost 3 Mummey, D. Jack- .... 9 .1 ans VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 1958-59 Kvm Woolsfon FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Captain D. James, K. Woolston, M. Makin. SECOND ROW, Lett to Right J. Iverson, Coach Leeds, L. Walker, T. Hoff, T. Bowman, R. Buccola. hwvw Dan Donahue Dave James Captain J.V. 3' 4' ' mzsr now, Len to Right: G. Mayo, J. mmm, D. Donahue V '5 Y 3' 4 J. Blesener. SECOND ROW, left to Right: Coach Leeds M Purdy, P. Buccola, R. Corbett. The 1958-59 Cross Country Team had a pretty successful season winning three meets and losing three. They might have done better had not some of the members had to drop out at the crucial periods during the season, because of iniury or sickness. The team'was led by captain Dave James who stood out all season, as the greatest distance runner ever produced at Notre Dame High School. He broke the C.l.F. record for 'l.8 miles with a tremendous 8:35 clocking. His teammates Kym Woolston, Ted Hoff, R. Buccola, and Mike Makin also stood out during most of the season. The biggest surprise of the season was a freshman named Judd Iverson, who was No. 4 on the team during the latter part of the season and was good enough to earn a varsity letter in his first year of competition. Wi.. :Sill3''X'iJI55'i39 -S::f3VfF'?r'9W1:E?fii 2I McMillan, Jones, and Merkel demonstrate the proper starting stance. DON CHRISTL, Pole Vault C 49? PAT COURTNEY, Shot Put B 3, 4, All Catholic B Team 3 JERRY FORTUNATO, Pole Vault Varsity 3il',4'I'7 All Catholic B Team 3 PAUL HIGGINS, Hurdles B 4 DAVE JAMES, Middle Distance B 1, Varsity 2,3il4,47Ii, All Catholic Varsity Team 35 Co- Captain 47 Second in 880 yd. run Hunting- ton Beach Relays 4 WAYNE JAVUREK, Sprinter Varsity lik, 244, 34245 All Catholic C Team 1, M.P.A.-All Catholic 2, M.V.P.-All Catholic 35 M.O.A.- AII Catholic 3, Co-Captain 4 ED MALOUF, Shot Put C 1,25 B 3, Varsity 4'l', All Catholic C Team 2,3 DANNY MARTIN, Pole Vault Varsity 23231, 43, All Catholic B Team 2, All Catholic Varsity MIKE MERKLE, Middle Distance Varsity 33,45 Co-Captain 3,45 All Catholic C Team 1 MATTHEW MANAHAN, Sprinter Varsity 4'I' GARY MORENO C ly B 25 Varsity 43 GARY RYAN, Manager HOWARD SMITH, Hurdles B 2, Varsity 3T,4'k, All Catholic B Team 2, All Catholic Varsity Team 37 Second in 120 yd. H.H. Glendale Relays, Third in 120 H.H. Santa Barbara Relays AL SEIM, Shot Put Varsity 3,43 JIM WOODYARD, Hurdles C 1, B 2,3,, Var- sity 45' LEGEND: iiikeceivecl Monogram H.H.-High Hurdles M.V.P.-Most Valuable Player M.O.A.-Most Outstanding Athlete M.P.A.-Most Promising Athlete Coach Leeds gives instructions to seniors Wayne Javurek, Dan Martin, Howard Smith and David James. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. D. James, J. Fortunato, H. S Higgins, W. Javurek. SECONI D. Christl, M. Manahan, J. yard, M. Merkle, A. Seim, reno, E. Malouf. Guy Bauman clears his mark rv... lhe Burbank meer. Relay men: Hoff, Salzmann and James, get ready to lake off. Scorekeepers for home track meels are Vince Fadale, Vern Brown, Nale McDonald-An- nouncer, Gerry Hewitt-Report er, Pele McAndrews and Wally Herkal. VARSITY TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Ryan-Manager, Mr. F. deSoto- Assistant Coach, M. Merkle, D. Martin, T. Curry, D. James, E. McMillan, T. Bronchetti, H. Smith, G. Moreno, A. Tellez, P. Ruiz, J. Jones, J. Salzmann. SECOND ROW: T. Supple, M. Kinney, J. Yester, J. Boyd, E. Malouf, T. Hoff, D. Kopay, A. Seim, M. Kusley, R. Buccola, M. Guerin, R. Seider, D. Christl. THIRD ROW: J. Fortunato, D. Yeakel, J. Lilly, W. Javurek, W. The l959 edition of the Notre Dame varsity track team seems destined to go down in the record books as the greatest aggregation of champions ever as- sembled at the Woodman Avenue school. Led by four year letterman Wayne Javurek, distance star David James, and hurdler Howard Smith new records Polidoro takes the baton from Javurek in the relay against Mt. Carmel. Kees, M. Sakys, J. Shanahan, V. Polidoro, D. Penny, T. Bowman, D. Zinn, L. Walker, M. Manahan. FOURTH ROW: R. Fuson- Manager, H. Glenn-Manager, D. Tellez-Manager, M. Makin, P. Buccola, E. Sheperd, J. Woodyard, P. Courtney, P. Mottola, P. Higgins, Coach DeSantis, M. Cagliano-Manager. ABSENT: Mr. W. Leeds-Coach, J. Ghezzi. have been set in all but three events. This is more of a tribute to the coaching staff than anything else. Coach Bill Leeds has always produced teams that even when they didn't win always looked good. The Arches staff would like to congratulate the track team on its fine record. David Kuhner Smith on his way to another victory in the 'I20 lows. iPhoto by Ed TI1urin.l L iff. ' ff:1'1if i,'fl ........ axe I BGR .sw . -. - N . ,.- H g., rf . I - ?f'7iL - i U . . , . , , ,... H - .... . R y it M U ,, . I I we-dr www .Irs Wgq ,Q A 5 I . ,.... ss: . .W-'WYE f-wi. . . .15 . I fl. ' - . , la. '-in' . .- ' TY . ,,., N f 'il ffl ' 25,4 'V V K ,..,, n.,.3M ,szgiifjiffff fir 4 rg, ,. g ,,, I ' ' 4, f- .Q ,Q 3, f- -'M-fl , ..., .... .... 4-lf? J Lqkif R75 J'., 1. 1, kim. f.-,, :Q-.ff':'E in 'uk 9 VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Non-League League N.D. Opp. N.D. Opp. Burbank .... 50111 53'V1 Mt. Carmel . . . 88 16 Glendale . . 57 47 Cantwell . . . 90 10 Burroughs . . 60112 44111 Pius X . . . 593A 44V4 California . . 47 57 Cathedral . . Forfeit St. Anthonys . . 84V1 19Vq Loyola . . . . 48111 55V1 Serra . . 79 25 Huntington Beach Relays Santa Barbara Relays Bellflower Invitational Glendale Relays Won 8 Lost 3 CATHOLIC LEAGUE SECOND PLACE Danny Martin propels himself u p and over 13 ft. setting the school pole vault record. iPhoto by Ed Thurin.l NEW MF' Deisinger sets himself to throw 12 Ib. shot. RECORDS: VARSITY 70 yd. High Hurdles . . 120 yd. High Hurdles . 120 yd. Low Hurdles . 180 yd. Low Hurdles . . 100 yd. Dash . . . 440 yd. Dash . . . 880 Run . . . One Mile Run . Pole Vault . . Broad Jump . 440 yd. Relay . 880 yd. Relay . One Mile Relay . . . Distance Medley Relay . Sprint Medley Relay . . :08.6 :14.5 :13.4 . 219.5 . :09.7 . :50.4 . 1:59.6 . 4:37.7 . :13l .23f311 f :.44.5 . 1:30.9 Howard Smith Howard Smith C.L. Record Howard Smith Howard Smith C.L. Record Wayne Javurek Vince Polidoro David James David James Dun Martin Dan Martin lE. McMillan, J. Jones, V. Polidoro, W. Javurekl IH. Smith, J. Lilly, W. Javurek, V. Polidorol . 3:38.5 lR. Seider, J. Salsmann, T. Bronchetti, M. Merklel . 11:05.5 IT. Hoff, J. Salzman, W. Kees, D. Jamesl . 3:38.0 lV. Polidoro, E. McMillan, S. Bansback, D. Jamesl Jones, with Hoff and Bronchetti following, easily wins the 440 in the Burbank meet. 'L Q . hr.. TRACK CO-CAPTAINS Wayne Javurek, Dave James, and Mike Merkle BEE TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Guerin, R. Williamson, B. Chambers, cock, J. Erlinger, J. True, T. Westbery, E. Moreno, J. Druliner, M. Powers, M. Alexander, J. Blessner, J. Farrell, M. Rogerson, T. Matheis, F. DeFina, J. Gunther, B. Moravec, P. Dali, S. Bransbach, F. Cencak. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: T. McBrearty, M. DeFina, J. Whimsatt, B. McDermott, P. Crossland, A. Javurek, J. Hererra, D. Beneli, G. Ferris. J. Brennan, J. DiMuro, J. Corson, J. Beaumont, B. Sable, G. Mayo, C. Coleman, P. McGarry, R. Shannon, P. Gonzalez, J. Young, H. Edson. THIRD ROW: J. Hewitt, B. Coughlin, J. Han- CATHCLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The Bee team ras compiled a very outstanding record this year, and will probably surpass last year's record. They are undefeated in Catholic League meets and will not only win the league title but go to the finals of the C.l.F. They are led by senior, Mike Genne, in the sprints and broad iump, Jerry Fortunato in the pole vault, and Paul Buccola in the distance races. David Kuhner, Editor s in ff Genne goes all out in the Dali takes the baton from Bansbach and pr' ts o broad iump against Mt. Carmel. ' W Ju T .:m'..-s6sdm ilnofMW'-' L' W! T. Meyer . Ripski Allison . Wyatt , 3 3 f ff A, 5' f,.w , 1 , Qi 3? Q 0 2 If Q , ,yi mfg QS 2 5 1 hx' v r H 11 -ln- 1. W 1 fs. iii .Q -Q' 2 ,Y g,.f,f.,,,,w. . , I ,W ff 2 , ,M A ig? ww Q..,.' W' 'EMF' gm, R w A V M, Mr.Warren Parker clocks Judd Iversen as he crosses the finish line al the end of ihe Cee 1320. 4? CEE TRACK SCHEDULE Non-League N.D. Burbank . 54 Glendale . 31 V1 Burroughs . . 37111 California . . . . 45 League N.D. Ml. Carmel . . 77Vq Cantwell . 79 Pius X . . . 73 Sl. Anlhonys . 80 Loyola . . . 75 Serra ..... .... 8 6 Calhedral .... ,... F orfeit Sanla Barbara Relays High Point Trophy Glendale Relays 660 Relay Trophy Won 9 Lost 2 CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Opp. 32 54111 48Vg 32 Opp. 8 V1 8 13 6 11 12 CEE TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW Left to Right: B. Blau, B. Hollman, M. Parker, T. Staford H. Walker, J. Freeman, D. Brown, L. Sisilli, J, Tipreg, G. Urgler, M Mayock J Lamare, L. Palumbo, M. Anderson, W. Newton, B. T. Randall, B. Coughlin. FOURTH ROW: P. Sigler, B. Wehinger, Carey B Franzwa J. Iversen. SECOND ROW: D. Balieote, J. Smith, D. McDonald, R. Noonan, J. Staford, B. Carpenter, K. Voegle, D. M Ward J Greene, C. Hassett, J. Scherer, V. Salerno, A. Stella, Godley, R. Kirsch, D. Brown, S. Berry. W Brem D Risk THIRD ROW: B. Szilagy, M. Siglar, L. Jarrott, CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS The Notre Dame Cee Track Team is off to the league title this year with an out- standing record of all wins and no losses in league meets. Loaded with sophomores and freshmen, they will be back next year with many of them destined for greater fame on the varsity. Out of thirty-eight schools competing at Santa Barbara during Easter vacation, Notre Dame Cees walked away with the championship in their division. Such outstanding men as Jim Lamare, Bill Carey, Larry Palumbo and Bob Bacon, have already surpassed many long standing Notre Dame records in the Cee division. Richard Albano Parker trying to break Jessie Mayock fights for the lead in the St. Anthony meet. Owens record in the broad jump. lPhoto by Kent Burton.I iPhoto by Kent Burton.I ,BV f me A J g . W-me .f A Als' i s1s i '1 I -.nr I . .f Z , 1 R g if iw 'Q . . 1 .ff So far this season the l959 Notre Dame baseball team has had its best season VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Prendergast, J. Kreske, M. Carr, G. Lohman, D. Vallas - Captain, B. Hiegert J. Becker, D. Monahan. SECOND ROW: F. Harler - Manager, L. Vusich, G. Angello, M. Whaling J. Buttitta, B. Luedtke, R. Donovan, F. Mazzeo - Manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Bob Spindola, J. Bussie, K. La Pointe, T. Powley, T. May. Jack the batting stance which xiii U44 ln- fl Bussie demonstrates in the history ot the sport at Notre Dame. The Knight nine started off strong, winning tive of their first six practice games. Then for the first time in history they won the opening league game against St. Anthony's. They then went to to put down their next five opponents in order. The team seems destined to go on winning games not only this year but also in the years to come. Much of the credit is due to Coach Spindola. He has molded almost the same team that has had a poor record for the last three years into a championship team. Led by Jack Bussie, Bruce Luedtke, Ken LaPointe, Captain Danny Vallas, Bob Heigert, Joe Buttitta, Denny Prendergast, Gary Angello, George Lohman, Jerry Kreske, and Dennis Monahan, the Knights are in second place, as we go to press, and with two games yet to be played, the team boasts an 8-4 record. Jack Bussie Pitchers Jack Bussie, Phil Capka, Mike Carr, John Vitz, Ken LaPointe, and Greg Woods warm up for a practice game at Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Park. iPhoto by Kent Burton.l helped him win All-Catholic in 1958 iPhoto by Kent Burtonl. if k 'Hex y J I .1 1 -' Luedtke scores for Notre Dame ln a home game agalnet Burbank. lPhoto by Kent Burton.l Vuslch Is tagged out in an attempt to steal home against catcher George Lohman. iPhoto by Kent Burton.l Tom May settles under a fly ball to make the catch. lPhoto by Kent Bur ton.l f f I f WN.5.gwWW eWWmMa'i'A3 fhh- Z,, h'hhe 1 f , . 33.5. x ' V N. bfi VE f5QlQ,m yh.h Ken La Pointe seems to be waiting 1,1 A95 for a home run ball to be pitched to V-Vy him iPhoto by Kent Burtonq YA we . V VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Burbank . . Glendale . . St. Francis . . Glendale Hoover Alemany . . Verdugo Hills . St. Anthony . Mt. Carmel . Pius X . . Cathedral . Cantwell . Serra . . Loyola . . St. Anthony . . Mt. Carmel . Pius X . . Cathedral . Cantwell . Serra Loyola Non-League League N.D. Opp. . ll I 5 4 6 3 . 6 2 . I3 0 7 13 N.D. Opp. 7 1 5 0 2 I 8 3 . ll 4 . 4 5 I 3 2 1 4 0 4 5 9 'I 2 3 3' Gary Angello, Outfield Varsity 2'l',4 'p Second Team All-Catholic Jerry Kreske, Outfield J.V. 2,37 Varsity 44' Bruce Luedtke, Pitcher Varsity 2,3 ',4'k 110 Jack Bussie, Pitcher-Outfielder Varsity 2 ,3 ',4p First Team All-Catholic 3 Coach Spindola and Captain Danny Vallas Danny Vallas, Third Base J.V. 'Ip Varsity 2 ',3 ',4 ' Most Valuable Player 2 George Lohman, Catcher J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3 ',4 ' E 1 5 F ' we ww id-0 2 Bob Heigert, Shortstop Joe Buttitta, First Base Q J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3 '4 ' J.V. I,2,3p Varsity 4 ' Ken La Pointe, Outfleld Most Improved Player 37 Varsity 21,437 All-Catholic 2nd team 3, Captain 4 All-Catholic First Team 2 Dennis Monahan, Second Base Dennis Prendergast, Second Base J.V. 'Ip Varsity 2 ',3 ',4 'p J.V. 2, 3, Varsity 44' All-Catholic Second Team 3 iPhotos by Kent lurtonl JV BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Left to Right R Low L Gooch B OConnell D. Wilhelm A Donato, A Washko D Capka R Lewandowski Coach Vessella SECOND ROW T Foutz, T. Reichle D Martin B Strfter D Cross D Ferrallr T Puzo G Woods J Schmidt M Drkoff Manager. St. Anthony Mt. Carmel Pius X . Cathedral Cantwell Serra . Loyola . St. Anthony Mt. Carmel Pius X . Cathedral Cantwell fmhiiw T .3 - VARSITY TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brother Cassian, C.S.C.-Coach, H. Stratton, R. Porlier E Wehun C Carey SECOND ROW: M. lrsfeld, J. Linde, L. Blinka, R. Ronstadt, D. Hutton. iPhoto by Nick Pasanl I Tennis is the most under-rated sport in the school, and yet if you look up past records, you will find that over the past eight years it leads in total matches won percentage-wise. This is due to the patience and fine teaching ability of one man who has not received much credit for the iob he has done-Brother Cassian. He has always turned out a fine representative team and this year's is no exception. In the past they have won three Catholic League titles. Congratulations to Brother Cassian and his 'Fine tennis teams. Jack Meyer J.V. TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Buchanan, J. Burr, A. DaignauIt, R. Hidalgo, .I. Lusk R Rloux F Imhoff SECOND ROW: J. Cook, A. Cooper, J. Whitehead, L. Parker, J. Lundgren, M. Dalgnault J Esplnet J. Bryan. iPhoto by Nick Pisani.I IIS .f f i Li Eagle Rock . Burroughs . Burbank . . San Fernando . Glendale . . Glendale Hoover So. Cal. Frosh . Verdugo Hills . Loyola . . Harvard . . Marshall . . Cathedral . Hart . . Harvard . . Eagle Rock . Loyola . . Cantwell . Santa Clara Cathedral . Cantwell LaSalle VARSITY SCHEDULE N.D. N.D. Opp. Opp. 7 0 3 4 3 4 6 'I 2 5 3 3 5 2 7 0 T lfi 5 V1 2 5 2 5 7 0 5 2 'I 6 5 2 0 7 7 0 7 0 7 0 Eagle Rock . Burroughs . Burbank . . San Fernando . Glendale . Loyola . . . Glendale Hoover Verdugo Hills . Marshall . . Hart . . Harvard . Eagle Rock . La Salle J.V. SCHEDULE N.D. 2 2 4 2 3 5 3 2 2 3 0 6 Opp. l 5 0 0 3 2 0 0 6 1 3 0 wx 7 M 3. . XL i f John Linde prepares to serve against Loy- ola. lPhoto by Nick Pi- sani.l Jim Lodas follows Tennis lettermen, Mike Irs- field and Ron Ronstadt, seen before the opening match of the season. Photo by Nick Pisani.l through with a back- hand shot. lPhoto by Nick Pisani.l A ACTIVITIES -- 'W Klmnglop participates in a lively iam session with dance band members: iclockwisei Rory Robinson, Den- ny lewis, Larry Tadlock, Mike Muran, Mike Chambers, Mike Jacobs, and Pat Wade. rf H I Paul Strain and Wally Herkal make some changes on the outside bulletin board under the watchful eye of Brother Joseph. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. McAndrews, J. Bussie, D. Wilhelm, J. Ted- ford, G. Hewitt, D. Kuty, N. McDonald. SECOND ROW: G. Teall, B. Luedtke, J. Woodyard, T. Supple, T. Von der Ahe, P. Stack, M. Smith, D. Frank. THIRD ROW: G. Schlund, D. Brosnan, J. Kirsch, M. Lerner, M. Boury, R. Peak, Brother Joseph, C.S.C.-Moderator. SENIOR MEMBERS OF MISSION CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Stratton, J. Bussie, A. Vinci, T. Von der Ahe K. LaPointe, R. White, M. Genne, F. Serra, T. Woessner. SECOND ROW T. Monteleone, P. Stack, J. Caminiti, R. Childs, T. Kinzer, P. Gabriel M. Merkle H. Smith, F. Rothe, J. Kuhner. THIRD ROW: T. Myers, D. James R. Wilhelrrl, J. Scott, R. Schulz, G. Kreske, R. Rice, A. Dempster, E. Malouf, F. Maga. FOURTH ROW: P. Cagliano, D. Monahan, J. Murrin. D Donahue, Ml .. . . - ...mn .:. f f B. Luedtke, E. Thurin, R. Ruffolo, M. Collins, P. Wade. FIFTH ROW: J. Risk, J. Van Beveren, G. Lohman, R. Hiegert, D. Vallas, D. Prendergast, B Nielsen, L. Deisinger, R. Byrne, D. Frank. SIXTH ROW: R. Oberholzer, J. Buttitta, D. RemPP, D- Cox, R. Mlack, R. Clark. SEVENTH ROW D. Jackson, J. Meyer, G. Hewitt, J. Hawkins, D. Banks, J. Dervin. T. Dick- inson, W. Herkal, M. McDevitt. ABSENT: L. Glenn. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l 1 Nr if ' -' V - f -' 'I all HI Mike Merkle and Bob Wilhelm look on as Jim Van Beveren gives generously to the Senior Mission Drive. iPhoto by Ed Thurin.l Paul Walker gets his fortune told by the Swami during the Junior Mission Drive. IPhoto by Ed Thurin.l MISSION CLUB ,Xxx 'W-.. -7 G MISSION CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Bruce Luedtke-President, Dan Donahue-Vice-Presb dent, Ted Hoff-Secretary, John Francis-Treasurer, Brother Albert, C.S.C.-Moderator. UNDERCLASSMEN MEMBERS OF MISSION CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brother Albert, C.S.C.-Moderator, E. Wehinger, J. Erlinger, T. McBrearty, T. Corley, J. Cox, T. Kinzer, J. O'Connor, L. Peters, P. Brockert, R. McNulty, J. Francis. SECOND ROW: T. Sweeney, E. Walker, C. Gibbons, E. Moravec, M. Kinney, T. Hoff, R. Mazzolini, B. McGee, N. Zinn, H. Marmont. THIRD ROW: J. Stockett, M. Hairell, F. Amerongen, T. Supple, T. Rettig, D. Kuty, T. Cleary, G. Rattay, G. Adams, J. Luther. FOURTH ROW: P. Walker, T. Kelley, D. Lupton, W. Kees, B. Lake, M. Miller, P. Hughes, M. Burns, B. Anderson, R. Maggio. FIFTH ROW: J. Kirsch, L. Tellez, J. Salzmann, L. Walker, M. Ashen, K. Banks, R. Seider, J. Borella, M. lrsfeld. IPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l -I I - H I l!i,1iiQ.- -ilsiiiy,-uifilil : ' - -N' - CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS FIRST ROW, Left to Righh D. Rigney, S. Hibarger, L. Glenn, M. Jezik, D. Frank. SECOND ROW: D. Banks, D. McGowan, P. Wade, J. Bott, D. Poiis. ABSENT: W. Herkal, G. Teall. AWARD WINNERS John Bolt, Mike Je1ik, Dennis Polis, and Jeff Teall. Alternafesz Don Frank and Larry Glenn. IPhoIo by Dick Uschyk.I FIRST ROW Left Io Ri hi: R. Davis--CSF, J. Hancock-CSF, T. Eck- CSF AND NHS OFFICERS Left Io Right: Mike Boury-President, Dick Oberholzer--Secretary ISecond Semesterl, Jim Lee-Treasurer, Terry Wheeler-Vice-President, Brother Eagan, C.S.C.-Moderator, Dean Banks-Secretary IFirst Semesierl . 9 CSF, W. Newfon-CSF, J. DiMuro-NHS, D. Kaplan--NHS, H. Dem- mert-CSF 8 NHS, B. Everesf-NHS, D. Colby-CSF 8. NHS, C. Johnson -CSF, J. Arcarese-CSF 8. NHS, L. Rice-CSF 8. NHS, D. Wells-CSF 8. NHS, D. Wells-CSF 8. NHS. SECOND ROW: T. Kelly-NHS, J. Brennan -CSF, R. Davis-CSF, L. Voegele-NHS, T. Supple-CSF 8. NHS, S. Hibarger-NHS, G. Sudikaius-CSF 8. NHS, B. Thurin-CSF, M. Wright-CSF 8- NHS, J. Iversen-CSF, J. Barlow-NHS, R. Roach-NHS. THIRD ROW: D. Frank-CSF 8. NHS, R. Anesi-NHS, M. Lerner-CSF 8. NHS, D. McGowan-NHS, G. Hewill-NHS, W. Herkal-NHS, J. Rohde -NHS, J. Allison-CSF, M. Jezik-NHS, G. Plavchak-NHS, J. Tedford -CSF 8 NHS, D. Harringfon-CSF, R. Glover-NHS. FOURTH ROW: D. Poiis-CSF, R. Bell-NHS, P. Wade-CSF, M. Gordon-NHS, J. Salzmann-CSF, J. Bott-NHS, G. Kinzer-CSF 8. NHS, A. Riolo-CSF 8 NHS, G. Teall-NHS, L. Gooch-CSF, S. Frey-CSF, D. Brosnan- CSF 8- NHS, T. Wallace-CSF. ABSENT: M. Bough-CSF 8. NHS. BIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Iversen, T. Meyer, D. McGovern, T. Deeths, J. Farah, S. Srott, F. Mazzeo, J. Lundgren, J. Whitehead, D. Bottoms, A. Wushko, D. Godley. SECOND ROW: J. Yarbrough, W. Stifter, D. Clark, R. Delorme, G. Rausch, J. Lusk, J. Srott, J. Luther, J. Pulskomp, J. Gonzales. ABSENT: K. Zakar, L. Glenn. Benediction ends a day of recollection, if QF 'Ql 'I A' -. .L I If My . I 'G 5 i sfp fi - I pk ' . 34 M., mi . ff A 1.x 4 M... ii 1 ,IQ Q , -5,5555 : --H ' J gy , ,.., r L -I . .,,v, , . .I BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Dave Kuty-President, Steve Bansbach -Vice-President, John Wontor-Secretary, Mr. Lin- dy Bell-Moderator. One of the closing ceremonies of every day of recollection is the celebration of Holy Mass. I -W Fi' .aaw:'X -V7 - 2:3 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS AND SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Dick Oberholzer-Second Place lPhysicsl, Henry Demmert-Second Place lMathematicsl Dan Brosnan-Science Club Chairman, Brother Benignus, C.S.C.-Science Club Moderator, Pat Wade- First Place lPhysicsl, Martin Gordon-Science Club Secretary. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Barlow, D. McGowan, J. Erlinger, C. Osborne, R. Tracy,.J. Allison, A. Riolo J. Hewitt, M. Gordon, E. Shepherd. SECOND ROW: J. Van Beveren, R. Curry, J. Boyd, M. Guerin M. Lerner, N. Napolitano, G. Plavchak. THIRD ROW: M. McDevitt, S. Frey, D. Williams, J. Rohde G. Sudikatus. FOURTH ROW: W. Everest, R. Svoboda, J. Lee, M. Boury, S. Hibarger, T. Supple, D. Bros- nan. FIFTH ROW: R. Oberholzer, D. Polis, T. Wheeler, T. Piepmeyer, W. Winter. SIXTH ROW: D. Banks, I M. Jezik, P. Wade, R. Peak. ABSENT: M. Bough, L. Glenn. BELOW: Brother partment, Chuck icsl, and John admire the proie respective places. 4 Nivard-head of the Science Osborne-Third Place lMathe De Marco-Third Place lPhys cts with which they achieved '31-T'-1 place winners in the Notre Dame Science Fair. Left Right: Gary Kinzer lChemistryl, Anthony Riolo lthematicsl. Don Clark lBiologyl . ln the background my Riolo's proiect. a , , - H i i . lf . V New li i 1 UKI I ,. x ii. fl, I- M Second place winners in the Notre Dame Science Fair. Left to Right: Jeff Barlow lChemis- tryl, Dr. Eric R. Wilson, and Tony Dee-ths iBioIogyl. Dr. and Mrs. Wilson very generously provided monetary awards for the first and second place winners in each division. RADIO CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Hood, R. Dworak, R. Svoboda, T. Westberg, J. Risk, T. Woessner, M. Collins, F. Maga, R. Kautz. SECOND ROW: G. Sudikatus, S. Berry, F. Russo, W. Tullis, D. Vaccaro, O. Flynn, K. Kendig, N. Zinn, ROW: P. Queyrel, T. Klarin, E. Stacey, G. Bell, D. Ellison, D. J. Kenney. D. Polis, W, Everest, D. Enfield, R. Stein, Brother Nivard, C.S.C.-Moderator. THIRD Fitzgerald, D. Clark, S. Bruttig, C. Stewart, , . k -J . ,24Qii1...,i','.g'i. 1 'T' V, 'J RADIO CLUB omcsns We Left to Right: Tony Slupko-Vice-Presi- A ' dent, Tom Piepmeyer-Secretary-Treav T urer, Brother Nivard, C.S.C.-Moderator. la ABSENT: Bob Peak-president. iPhoto by , Ed Thurin.l 's..m. 54 I FORENSICS OFFICERS Left to Right: Martin Gordon-Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Lerner-President, Brother John, C.S.C.-Moderator. AB- SENT: Gerald Hewitt-Vice-President. 3 nz Wk M ,,k,,...,... ,tw-pwvnvw 4,xen1efW'WP IV 3rd Place 2nd Place Superiority Best Speaker Finalist Quarter Finalist 3rd Place Best Speaker Superiority Semi-Finalist Semi4Finalist 2nd Place Superiority Superiority Superiority Ist Place 2nd Place 2nd Place Superiority Semi-Finalist 3rd Place Semi-Finalist Semi-Finalist Finalist Finalist lll Ist Place Superiority Finalist lst Place 3rd Place Semi-Finalist Semi-Finalist Finalist lst Place IV Superiority 2nd Place 2nd Place Superiority Quarter-Finalist lst Place MARTIN GORDON Debate Notre Dame Taurn. B Debate C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Debate S.C.D.L. Fall Tourn. Senate Fall Practice Student Congress Extemp. Notre Dame Tourn. Debate U.S.C. Extemp. U.S.C. Pepperdine Extemp. Redlands Impromptu Salpointe Tourn. Debate Salpointe Tourn. District Finals American Legion Oratory Contest Debate S.C.D.L. Fall Tourn. Extemp. S.C.D.L. Fall Open Debate Notre Dame Tourn. Extemp. Notre Dame Tourn. Lion's Club Oratorical Contest American Legion Oratory Contest Native Sons of the Golden West Oratory Contest Club Finals District Finals Extemp. N.F.L. District T. MIKE LERNER Orat. Interp. C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Impromptu Aft. Din. Speak B Debate Carrollton Clubs T. N.F.L. District T. C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Humorous C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Aft. Din. Speak 5.C.D.L. Fall Tourn. Humorous S.C.D.L. Fall Tourn. Humorous U.S.C. Humorous C.F.L. Winter Tourn Orig. Oratory Oral lnterp. C.F.L. Winter Tourn Carrollton Clubs T. Humorous N.F.L. District T. Aft. Din. Speak. C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Humorous C.F.L. Grand Tourn. Aft. Din. Speak. S.C.D.L. Fall Tourn. Humorous C.F.L. Winter Tourn. Oral lnterp. Carrollton Clubs T. Debate S.C.D.L, Spring T. Orig. Oratory N.F.L. District T. Humorous N.F.L. District T. Nominated to State Tournament N.F.L. District T. FRESHMAN FORENSICS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Lovgren, R. Davis, T. Eck, J. Hancock, M. Ward, R. DeLorme. SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, D. Kasper, J. Burr, J. Lusk, J. Mitchell, C. West, P. Tedford, W. Franzwa, J. Chaky, S. Ham- mer. THIRD ROW: A. Dobson, G. Rausch, R. Yeakel, B. Blau, C. Dysart, SOPHOMORE FORENSICS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Sudikatus, A. Taylor, M. Kane, P. Mc- Andrews, C. Osborne, D. Sanders, D. McDonald. SECOND ROW: G. Meyer, R. Dworak, T. Redmond, D. Harrington, A. Cooper, M. Sigler. ABSENT: M. Bough. .,,5,,S 'ix O'Sul- R. Williamson, B. Thurin, R. Kirsch. FOURTH ROW: W. Newton, D. livan, R. Scanlan, E. Marue, R. Schmidt, J. Iversen, E. Flynn. v W-wr va ,..,:. r:1: fi iiidw l . V A , , K A i l Q i I ' sa I . ,, ..,.., X as V .. ,,. . 5fHW9j W '5 .3 - . 111- a if A, ,z , 3 'F fx I Glee Club posed for spring musicale. LARRY GALLAGHER I 3rd Place Zone Finals Optimist Orat. Contest IV Finalist Oral Interp. Carrollton Clubs T. 3rd Place Orat. Interp. N.F.L. District T. Nominated to State Tournament N.F.L. District T. JAMES LEE I 3rd Place Orat. Interp. Notre Dame Tourn. IV 2nd Place Club Fnls. lS.C.l Lion's Club Oratorical Contest 2nd Place Club Fnls. IT.l Lion's Club Oratorical Contest Superiority Orig. Oratory Notre Dame Tourn. SENIOR FORENSICS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Collins, T. Wheeler, L. Rice, J. Lee, L. Gallagher, M. Gordon. SECOND ROW: T. Piepmeyer, M. Lerner, R. Peak, M, Boury, R. Thorell. n- -Lniar ,, . . ' .. 5 I it: I , - v ,As A ,J s r. R. Dinsmore, A. Holub. JUNIOR FORENSICS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Davis, H. Martin, G. Kinzer, A. Riolo, R. Ronstadt. SECOND ROW: D. Kuty, C. Johnson, D. Brosnan, MIKE BOURY I Superiority Impromptu C.F.L. Fall Tourn. III Outstanding Chairman Fall Practice Student Congress Finalist Extemp. C.F.L. Winter Tourn. IV 2nd Place Club Finals Lion's Club Oratorical Contest Superiority Impromptu S.C.D.L. Fall Tourn. Superiority Debate S.C.D.L. Spring T. Quarter-Finalist Impromptu N.F.L. District T. LARRY RICE Ill Finalist Orig, Oratory Notre Dame Tourn. Superiority Orig. Oratory F.L,T.A. Contest DENNIS WHITCOMB IV lst Place Oral Interp. Carrollton Clubs T. lst Place Dram. Interp. N.F.L. District T. Nominated to National Tournament N.F.L. District T. Gary Kinzer and Bob Peak learn about projection and articulation from Mr. Daniel Connolly, Forensics coach. III Superiority Extemp. Superiority Impromptu Best Speaker Senate Superior Representative A House IV Superiority Debate Quarter-Finalist Debate Superiority Debate AWARD WINNERS IN NOTRE DAME SPEECH TOURNAMENT Left to Right: Brother John C.S.C.-Moderator, Jim Lee, Bob Peak, Martin Gordon, Mike Lerner, Mike Bough, Gary Kinzer. TERRY WHEELER Notre Dame Tourn. C.F.L. Fall Tourn. C.F.L. Student Congress N.F.L. District Student Congress S.C.D.L. Full Tourn. U.S.C. Notre Dame Tourn. 123 I. 5 THE KNIGHT Left to Right: Mike Lerner-Co-editor, Brother Marco, C.S.C.-Moderator, Gerald Hewitt-Co-editor. EDITORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Pete Hughes-Sports Editor, Bob Tracy-Associate Editor, Pete Andrews- Associate Editor, Dan Harrington-Organizations Editor. SECOND ROW: Mike McDevitt-Sports Editor, Ted Hoff-Sports Editor ,y Yv I New Sitting with their dates are Jim Tedford and Pat Tedford, deco- rations chairmen for the April gnu N M A tire 1958-1959 school year. In Paris dance, and Andy Vin- ci, dance chairman for the en- O'Mara, 5.J., Fafher W. Rice, S.J., M. Collins, M. Gordon, D Jacobs. THIRD ROW: D. Jackson, J. Slrallon, L. Deisinger, C. Hag erfy, M. Boury, M. Manahan, D. Sullivan, M. Smilh, J. Glaha R. Shallenberger, J. McDonald, J. lee, M. Lerner, A. Vinci W. Davis, F. Maga. FIRST ROW Left Io Right M Troll T Dickinson K LaPoinle T. Fennell, P. Slack, D. Eginlon, R. Shannon, DlMuro B Kaulz R Uschyk SECOND ROW T Cleary A Cocagne, M. Merkle, T. McBrearty, P. Reals, McGregor D Davis D Sanders D McDonald P Gabriel, J. Bullilla, A. Washko. THIRD ROW: Drulmger R Llndenberg H Marmonl R Oberholzer C Giacomanfonio, J. Bussie, M. Miller, J. Oales, Dworak A Taylor G Bell M Casey G Knnzer A Riolo, D. Colby, T. Krouse. FOURTH ROW: Frank M Boury R Ilsley R Peak W Slrea H Marhn T. Piepmeyer, R. Rice, J, Meyer, S. Lindsay, Cordova D Jackson T Hall ABSENT M Baugh L Glenn K. Zakar. I -.-niiunmi Y Z- m I iff.. A ! Q .. f' 1, - Q v n 'K lx ' cy. 1 'sl ,,f. 43. 5 11 0 1 .W .w Q Y Gu. 1 my yif ff , .Qs . ,Q s ' ' 2 3 , f ni inf' keg! , f wgx 'J X ' ' L., iq YQ, 9' 19938 I I If 3' T A -F 3. sv, Left to Right: Mr. Charles Muran-Treasurer, Mr. Martin Peters- BAND CLUB OFFICERS Vice-President, Mrs. Francis Godley- Secretary, Brother Eugenio, C.S.C.-Moderalor, Mr. Charles Robinson-President THE N. D. BAND FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brother Eugenio, C.S.C.-Director C. Crowley, R. Falvo, R. Robinson, R. Chambers, C. Tumminello' H Thompson, R. Polizzi, M. Anderson, C. Robbins, Mr. CifarelliQ Instructor SECOND ROW A Demet l P . : . ropou os, . Wade, D. Godley, G. Knittel, T. Jezik, J. Arcarese, M. O'SulIivan, J. Gambee, D. Mar- shall, J. Bold, D. Lewis, P. Callahan, L. Levine. THIRD ROW- D. Mc- Govern, M. Bocchicchio, M. Jacobs, T. Abruzzo, M. Muran, R.-Albano L. Peters, R. llsley, W. Pater. FOURTH ROW: C. Winckler D Rohan J. waner, J. arm, L. Tadlock, J. sfhlund, M. casey, 'ofreffallif D. Carr, L. Dow, R. DeChellis, S. Griswold. r BAND LIBRARIANS Left to Right: Louis Dow, Jerry Bold, and Dennis Carr ms . A of s J. f , S.. DC THE SQUIRES FIRST ROW, Left Io Righi: R. Chambers, R. Robinson, M. O'SuIIivan, B. Robinson. SECOND ROW: M. Bocchicchio, M. Jacobs, J. Bold, L. Peters, A. Siciliani, D. Lewis. THIRD ROW: P. Wade, D. Whitcomb, L. Tadlock, M. Muran, D. Fer- ralli, A. Abruzzo. Muzzy Murcellino and his orchestra performing at Snowball Dance sponsored by the Band Club. BAND MONOGRAM MEMBERS FIRST ROW, Left Io Righiz S. Tumminello, F. Harier, J. Brace, R. De- o e, . n . . . , . , . Chellis, T. Jezik, R. Falvo, S. Grizwold. SECOND ROW: R. Chambers, R. Polini, C. Robbins, R. Ilsley, L. Peters, M. Jacobs, W. Pafer, M R. Robinson, A.'Abruzzo, M. 0'SuIIivun, L. Tadlock, G. Schlund, P. Casey, L. Dow. s 128 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Brennan, L. Jarrott, A. Stella W. Stifter, A. Javurek, T. Napolitano, P. Vaccaro, R. Bro deur, R. Maggio. SECOND ROW: W. Ettlinger, E. Lyons D. Black, J. Cox, A. Lipski, D. White, F. Sanchez, J. Luther. THIRD ROW: M. Campbell, T. Deeths, G. Dempsey, P. Cogh- lan, T. O'HanIon, S. Srott, J. Yester, T. Dudley, M. Trott J. Glaha. L-, I GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Carl Bode-Vice-President, Mike Smith-President, Vern Morrow-Secretury-Treasurer, Brother Donald Mroscak, C.S.C. -Moderator. AROUND THE WORLD udy Hell and John Fitzgerald do the Cha Cha A Soft-Shoe number with Joe Reggio, Michele Kula, Gloria Ballet star, Jackie Bentse. iPhoto by Duck Phqtg by Digk Ugghykj Reddinger, and Marmont Edson IPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l Uschyk.I' T , lv PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Uschyk, E. Thurin. SECOND ROW: A. Wash- THE ARCHES 'I- Q-.rf N.: iff, it-mf Left to Right: Ken Zakar, Richard Byrne, I YEARBOOK STAFF Hendershott, George Amy, Mike Baugh. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Muran, E. Bastiani, D. Kruska, C. Osborne, ,f J. Fitzgerald, D. Kuhner, R. llsley. SECOND ROW: P. Wade, J. Meyer, D. Kaplan, D. Schellhorn, J. De Cuir, R. Albano. The Eiffel Tower created by Brother Donald Hanzel for the April In Paris dance. lPhoto by AI Washko.l Tx N? H1 l f a :Qi 1 DQ: xY X an-nf . rf PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Hoff, P. Courtney, J. Fortunato, P. Stack, T. Von der Ahe, J. Stratton, G. Faris, T. Myers, Brother Joseph, C.S.C.-Moderator, N. McDonald-President, R. Christie, R. White, W. Herkal-Secretary, T. Hail, xv sq A. Taylor, B. Taylor, J. De Cuir, R. Hiegert, F. Darrah, D. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: J. Buttitta, D. Donahue, J. Wood- yard, R. Yuss, S. Lindsay, M. Genne, J. Murrin, D. Monahan, P. Cagliano, B. Nielsen, D. Banks, G. Hewitt, M. McDevitt, C. Gibbons, T. Krouse, D. Kopay, W. de Rubertis, P. Walker, R. Trocy, M. Collins, M. Foxworth, M. Mitchedl, E. McMillan, T. Kinzer, F. Maga. THIRD ROW: R. Vinci, M. Casey, R. Martineau, R. Lindenberg, M. Merkle, G. Skalla -Sergeant-at-Arms, T. Dickinson, M. Lerner, R. Oberholzer, J. Van Beveren, M. Gordon, J. Paventi, W. Bakey, J. Risk, M. Miller, M. Carr, W. Moser, J. Boyd, P. McGarry, J. Bryan, K. Lasater. FOURTH ROW: T. Woessner, W. O'Connell, F Bauccio, C. Walker, J. Weber, P. Reals, T. McBrearty, P. McAndrews, G. Ryan, J. Stockett, R. Dottini, J. DiMuro, M. Kinney, L. Tellez, J. Caine, R. Lyons, R. Seider, D. Lupton, K. Wolfe, W. Everest, Q. Cedar, R. Holl- man, D. Prendergast, J. Scott. FIFTH ROW: D. Davis, B. Kautz, G. Woods, B. Lawrence, D. Eginton, H. Marmont, A. Vinci, R. Brown, T. Reichle, J. Bussie, J. Meyer, D. Brosnan, M. Leonard, J. Olson, J. Brooks, J. Hewitt, W. Winter, J. Brown. SIXTH ROW: D. Cox, R. Rice, J. Borella, D. Tellez, G. Adams, D. Brown, N. Napolitano, T. Wallace, L. Deisinger, D. Kuty, J. Kuhner, P. Gabriel, H. Alles. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFIC Mike Merkle-Sect., Tom der Ahe-Treas., Brother nard, C.S.C.-Moderator, Bussie-Vice-President, Woodyard-President. CHEERLEADERS G. Faris, N. McDonald, T. My- ers-Head Cheerleader, Brother Joseph, C.S.C.-Coach, R. Christie, R. White. OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Weingartner, L. Tadlock, D. Frank, R. Bell, P. Coghlan. SECOND ROW: J. Becker, R. Anesi, J. Linde, D. Caruso. MONOGRAM CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: V. Brown, T. Kinzer, R. McNulty, W. Bakey, T. Supple, T. Kinzer, D. Monahan P. Walker, P. Cagliano, K. LaPointe, H. Smith, M. Genne, S. Lindsay, D. Kuhner. SECOND ROW: J. Dubiel G. Skalla, G. Rattay, G. Faris, A. Vinci, M. Trott, W. Vuchsas, M. Merandi, R. White, W. Javurek, P. Pfarr G. Hewitt. THIRD ROW: J. Bussie, T. Lewis, T. Bowman, K. Wolfe, J. Brooks, T. Hoff, L. Walker, P. Panis- sidi, R. Childs, J. Risk, Brother Bernard, C.S.C.-Moderator. FOURTH ROW: J. Woodyard, S. Cordova R. Christie, D. Kopay, D. Caruso, W. de Rubertis, G. Lohman, R. Hiegert, D. Vallas, J. Becker, V. Fadale T. Brown. FIFTH ROW: R. Wilhelm, B. Luedtke, R. Donovan, L. Deisinger, D. James, R. Ronstadt, L. Galla- gher, M. Hairell, P. Butler, J. Kirsch, T. Vallone, M. Manahan. SIXTH ROW: T. Von der Ahe, M. Mackin J. Donckels, M. Cagliano, P. Gabriel, J. Meyer, T. Myers, J. Fortunato, J. Salzmann, J. lversen, M. Irsfeld J. Lodas, D. Martin. SEVENTH ROW: M. Merkle. 1 . I, ., A 3'-lt? .. E ix! Q' S If . : B 'I . I W1 1 Jay Cottner Paul Reals, Dave Martin, and Ray Kinzer labor on the yearbook advertisements. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l With the cover of The '59 Arches in the foreground, Steve Cordova, Student Business Manager, discusses the ads with Brother William Hold, Yearbook Busi- ness Manager. iPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l YEARBOOK FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Hoff, P. Reals, William Hold, C.S.C.-Moderator, F. Rothe, iPhoto by Ed Thurin.l :rife 1 BUSINESS STAFF D. Mclaughlin, J. Cottier, P. Reichle. SECOND ROW: Brother R. Uschyk, L. Tellez, M. Kinney, P. Panissidi, S. Cordova. -I F.-s Y' 'fixa- LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Demetropoulos, P. Hodges, H. Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Brother Gordian, C.S.C.-Librarian, A. Sanchez, D. Moyer, D. Polis, D. Schellhorn, G. Amy. ALTAR SOCIETY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Margaret McGreevy, Mrs. Doris Panissidi, Mrs. Dorthea Todd, Brother William May, C.S.C.-Moderator lSecond Semesterl , Mrs. Helene Woods, Mrs. Connie Adams, Mrs. Edna Wehinger. SECOND ROW: Mary Monteleone, Mrs. Elvira de Rubertis, Mrs. Beverly Nodine, Brother Elwin, C.S.C.-Moderator IFirst Semesterl, Mrs. Catherine Lerner, Mrs. Bette Hawkins, Mrs. Ruth Wilhelm. W ALTAR SOCIETY OFFICERS Left to Right: Mrs. Catherine Lerner- 1 ii Vice-President and Corresponding Sec- w retary, Mrs. Dorthea Todd-President, - - Brother Elwin, C.S.C. - Moderator IFirst Semesterl, Mrs. Connie Adams -Recording Secretary, Mrs. Edna Wehinger-Treasurer. . i 'tim' V Il H -1 I - Left to Right: Princess Linda Franich, Princess Karen Schomuker, Queen Yvetfe Aguirre, Princess Terill Luedfke, und Princess Mary Ann Fischer. iPho9o by AI Washko.l HCDMECOMINC Yi? ESTIVITIES Danny Martin closes his eyes as Mike McGreevy escorts Princess Karen Schomaker across the field. Jerry Hewitt, president of the senior class, crowns Yvette Aguirre queen of the 1958-59 Homecoming Dance as escort Dick Wolcott looks on. To the left is Mike Genne and his date Karen Schomuker. sm LL 5 RK XR? fig. 1 f -' A x 1 xmffg, f it fi im? Q, ' 5'fl2'i', 4v3 , h m , f' t fm 'A h t I f f xg Q. W '5i, f,!54' 2 V I' f flk fbi gr g ' 5? 'f ff slap? .4 ,, Ayikf w M, .f .,:,. . L,,........g...0 ,ar Helen Thoueiie and Fedele Bauccio show off their dancing obiliiy aI the Jun- ior Class Parry. On January 31, 1959, many Seniors had a wonderful time uf the Senior Class Pariy 'NE-L - 4 Seniors and their dates sit out a number at the Mission Club's Hawaiian theme dance. Dancing to the music of the Sevilles at the Mission Club Dance CHESS CLUB OFFICERS Clockwise: James Lee-Secretary-Treasurer, Rich Anesi-Assistant Team Captain, Brother Nivard, C.S.C.-Moderator, Martin Gordon-President, Joe Arcarese-Vice-President. lPhoto by Ed Thurin.l CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Frank, G. Sudikatus, .l. Arcarese, B. Reichmann R. Cousineau, T. Cleary. SECOND ROW: R. Dworak, J. Gipson, R. Svoboda, J. Allison R. Anesi, R. Bell, J. Gunther. THIRD ROW: J. Lee, M. Gordon, S. Hibarger, L. Glenn G. Kinzer, Brother Nivard, C.S.C., Moderator. lPhoto by Dick Uschyk.l J. Dempster. Brother Berchmans, C.S.C.-Bookstore Manager, and Dan Brosnan help Terry Wheeler and Martin Gordon in selecting the type for their graduation announcements. GREAT BOOKS DISCUSSION GROUP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Wright, D. Colby M. Boury, J. Lee, L. Rice, J. Tedford, D. Purdy ABSENT: L. Glenn, M. Baugh. - sa. I og' Ii H. Demmert, C. Osborne, D. O'SuIIivan, J. Burr, SECOND ROW: S. Frey, G. Kinzer, DISCUSSION LEADERS CLOCKWISE: Dick Seidler, Brother Marco, C.S.C.-Moderator, Mike Lerner, Anthony Riolo, Dan Harrington. ABSENT: Mike Bough. I A 2 ju-' PATRONS CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Mr. Jules de Rubertis-Junior Class Chairman, Mr. Ray Weingart- ner-Treasurer, Mr. Bob Wilhelm-Junior Past President, Mr. Joe Dervin- Senior Class Chairman, Mr. Al Wardwell--Second Vice-President, Mr. Warren Parker-Capital Improvement Chairman, Mr. Tony Salas-President, Mr. Joe Riggio-Athletic Chairman, Mr. Tom Supple-Secretary, Mr. LeRoy Donovan- First Vice-President, Mr. Ray Low-Sophomore Class Chairman. ABSENT: Mr. Lee Danielsen-Freshman Class Chairman, Mr. Frank DeFina-Athletic Chair- man lHalf Yearl , Mr. Ira Fulmer-Alumni Chairman. An exhibition on shooting by the Pistol Team of the Los Angeles Police Department was one of the highlights of the Father and Son Sports Night. CAR RAFFLE WINNERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W. de Rubertis, P. Ficht, J. Golisch-Top Salesman, L. Von Bank. SECOND ROW: W. Stafford, F. Amerongen, L. Danielsen, S. Hoff, K. Wardwell. c .I ii, Q. PATRONS CLUB Left to Right: Mrs. Al Teall, Mrs. Bob Wilhelm, Mrs. Lee Danielsen, Mrs. Warren Parker. Mr. Ray Shockey, who painted the Mardi Gras murals, dances with his wife. Mr. Jules de Rubertis and Mr. Ray Low, Chairmen of the Mardi Gras Dance, enioy a moment of relaxation with Mr. Ray Wein- gartner. FRESHMAN KSJ FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Tedford, T, Don ohue, W. Halkyard, R. Carey. SECOND ROW D. Wilhelm, L. Dunielsen, D. White, J. Intel kofer, D. Purdy. ABSENT: J. Cicuto. ..Q- 7 .A W .. 'K K ,W 1 , KSJ GROUP LEADERS Dan Wilhelm Mike Merkle Brother Ricardo, C.S.C.-- V 5 -V, ' V my Moderator J Tedford Terry Supple. lyr M. .k.. gi f '51 trrr, g ,,,, 1 FIRST ROW Left to Right S Lindsay M Wright R Anesi G Faris B Moser T Supple A Vinci, J St tt n M Merkle W Kees D Kuhner J DiMuro, HL1-f ,, f QTVR Tx 'Q-...ALL-Q' ,vid 1 Mrs. Mary Miller, the Brothers' cook, dispia s h y er fancy, hand- molded Easter candies. i Nl a N 4w .--4' Mrs. Irene Murnune, Mrs. Wilc- mlna Kruuzowicz, Mrs. Helen Martin. if up STUDENTS WHO MISSED HAVING THEIR PICTURES TAKEN EARLIER FIRST ROW, Left to Right- B Kcutz G M' I 1111 1. -131 . . , . mink, M. de Encio, L. Palumb T ROW: J. Kirsch, R. Curry, P. W Ik o, . Kasper, J. Cook. SECOND a er, R. Shannon, J. Easton, J. Carson, F. Cencak. ' ' x X ' P ,, , ,pf Steve Cordova, Sam Lind- say, and Bruce Luedtke look on as Lou Tellez gets the feel of a Buick from BONES HAMILTON BUICK COMPANY, 5747 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys. ' 1' ' Frank Rothe, Pete Juliano, and Ed Bellezzo admire the new Chevrolet Impala at POLLARD - RAVENSCROFT CO., 6232 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys. 'N gl. l Karl Weingartner and Vince Fadale try to fit George Skalla with iacket and pants from 146 YEAKEL AND GOSS DEPARTMENT STORE, 5272 Lankershim Blvd., North Hollywood. For the best in new Dodges see HOLT MOTOR CO., 5230 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys. llll'-' 4.15 bi Monogram and Pep Club vol- unteers for the grade school tourney: lleft to rightl Tom sb Brown, Andy Vinci, Tom Dick- inson, Sam Lindsey, Tom Von der Ahe, Steve Cordova, Ed J Walker, Tim Kinzner, and Ron Vinci. uni Tim Kinzer, Andy Vinci and Jack Bussie examine clothes at CAMP- BELL'S FOR MEN, 6551 Laurel Canyon in North Hollywood. I47 KN Pete Stack gives the profes- sional touch to Ed Walker and Penny McQuattie at Crowley and Smith. FINE PHOTOGRAPHY Crowley 81 Smith of Sherman Oaks 15476 Ventura Blvd. STate 8-4581 - STate 8-4582 Q vi Roger White and Frank Maga help Mike Genne get behind the wheel of a new Olds at CENTURY OLDSMOBILE, 6001 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys. K...- 10,1 ....., W ,...., John De Cuir and Ed Thurin are shown the newest in Dave James and Tom Hail get in as Dave Kuhner photographic equipment at HAYS CAMERA SUP- prepares to drive a new Chevrolet from BRUDER PLY, 6527 Van Nuys Blvd., for all your photo- CHEVROLET, 5950 Hollywood Blvd., Phone HOlly graphic needs. wood 7-2181. Mike Ashen, Jim Martin, and Lou Tellez get a first hand look at the latest in disposals at Bl-RITE DIS- POSER CORP., 12509 Sherman Way, North Hol- lywood, Calif., POplar 5-9787. PX .X Pete Stack takes the order of Jack Meyer, Nate Mc- Donald, Wally Herkal, and Tom Von der Ahe at NlNA'S LITTLE ITALY, 7937 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys, and also at 20917 Sherman Way, Canoga Park. fb' Arches Business Staff Paul Reals, Ray Kinzer, Frank Rothe, Louis Tellez, Mike Merandi, and Paul Panis- sidi take a dip in a Capri Pool. CAPRI MFG., INC., 2838 No. Naomi in Burbank. AIZHALLI-ZItT:. ...I NURTH-HIILLYWIIIIII Q. ......,,,,, f 't Q., Dennis Ganahl, Frank Rothe and John Risk com- plete an order at SCHALLERT 81 ASSOCIATES INC., at 5340-50 Cartwright Ave., North Hollywood. POplar 2-3068. Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines. ' if S uf .li ff. an le. 'E Mike Lerner studies his putt as Steve Cordova, Mike McDevitt and Tom Dickinson look on at the TARAZNA MINIATURE GOLF COURSE, l88OI Ventura Blvd Also LAUREL MINIATURE GOLF COURSE, 9034 Laurel Can- To 1fX 4 l1 E 5 3 - ' L Www? Y il i 7 f it ' C , . L 2 4 7 - if - A an , . 5 fi .Q , ' , ii , K E A ii , : t ' , ii Q i i i- ' apr as in W I ' ' N- ',.. W X- , 3 V' ,, ., I A. , ,. . fr - - 11, 4 ' W ..,-.., ' .1 mi. irl 'I r C ' K ' r , oia te it 1 r ,i if C C P 4 g Lf . - 2 M ' ' H ',, ,, ' n ' -- W. 1 ,. - 21 .- .. '- ,.. .- - . 1 15, 2 Y , I ,.., . , Q - i' Ill-I 3 1 A ' 1 -:- 1 2 :gil 'E 5 ' f P I ,wr ,jf 'V -- lie' ar 4 -If - J 15+ 1 ' -A ,, , . ., , , . , . J N, . , 1 ' . . - - rw! 1-wr 'f n 2, , g t, W U ll e 5, ,, -3g-- . Q l ii, j il 'VT ! 5 E,x?gtFirj 427 5 ij -5 iw Sig t it it ,. 1 ' E lf 4 cg ' gf in H fi l l l l y gills Y sb Rigid l Q it ,, .1 N , ,,,, . - .:,f , ,2,r W ' ' 1 .ww 1 tiff ilfiii . Best Wishes to the Class of '59 compliments of Congratulations from the boys at BILL'S LIQUOR STORE EDG EMAR FARMS 346 Rose Ave. Venice, Calif. B ther Robert congratulates the most valuable player Brother Elmer, Athletic Director Brother Joseph, Master of Cere he Grade School Tournament, John Stykal. and Brother Eugenio, Band Di t Best Wishes TARZANA CAMERA SHOP EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC Compliments of DARLUNDS FIRESIDE RESTAUR g ANT Brown Center Tarzana, California Dlckens 2-4133 18666 Ventura Blvd. DOM'S SHOE REPAIR BURTON DOLING 7140 Owensmouth Ave. Canoga Park S1-amps 8, Coins Dlamond 0-3342 Finest Shoe Repairing in the Valley Shoes Dyed and Cleaned 1 Shoe Restyling Orthopedic Corrective Work - While You Wr-it For Collectors 4343 Van Nuys Blvd. Sherman Oaks Across From S.O. Post Office VlNCE'S MARKET 3250 Atwater Ave. Los Angeles 39, Calif. NO. 5-9579 LAMBERT BUILT 16516 Ventura Blvd. Encino, California STate 4-1522 Upholstering Race Cars, Aircraft Automobiles and Boats THOMAS H. De COURCY PLUMBING POplar 2-6685 11486 BURBANK BOULEVARD NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. McDONNELL'S RANCHO Banquets 25 - 100 Coffee Shop Open 24 hrs. also Drive ln CHapman 5-1991 6345 San Fernando Rd. or 5-4402 Glendale A. E. SCHNEIDER Plumbing Service Water Heaters a Specialty POplar 2-1553 12439 Ventura Blvd. STUDIO CITY, CALIF. Bottom Left: Seniors, Richard Burgess, Regis Taylor, John Rupp and Pasquale Gabriel, take over the iob of policing the school grounds. Bottom Right: Notre Dame students relaxing during the noon lunch period. BEST WISHES to the Graduating Class of 1959 BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS To The Class Ot '59 A. R. CAGLIANO J. T. OSWALD MORTUARIES 'lr San Fernando Valley's Only 'll' Catholic Mortuaries Tl: Now Three Locations ell' North Hollywood- Reseda -San Fernando 5423 Tuniunga Ave. Tl' 6944 Reseda Blvd. 'll' 905 Second St POplar 3-6216 Dlckens 2-3107 EMpire T-6283 Compliments LESTER, Rvorsis a. coMPANY K gk L Members New York Stock Exchange Anodizing Corp. Cltrus 2-8134 CHapman 5-4091 Complete Investment Service Alumiliting 8. Color Process To Gov. Spec close to home 17059 Ventura Blvd., Encino 1839 Dana Street STate 9-0211 STanley 3-3925 Glendale 1, Calif. Gordon B. Carey, Resident Partner The lncomparable TALLY-HO RESTAU RANT Elegant Dining At Sensible Prices Just West of La Cienga At 8750 Beverly Blvd. Beverly Hills For Reservations Call OL 2-7672 RAM'S HORN RESTAURANT Your Hosts: Roy Harlow Don Paul Fine Foods sf? Cocktails 16705 Ventura Boulevard Encino, California STate 9-9003 PUMP ROOM RESTAURANT Your Hosts: Roy Harlow Don Paul Bob Waterfield Bob Kelley Fine Foods nik' Cocktails 13003 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks STate 4-9261 7 COMPLIMENTS of 0 ENGINEERING H ' 0 INSTALLATION lncanfannrea ' MAINTENANCE SPECIALIZED AIRCRAFT RADIO C.A.A. REPAIR STATION 4083 LOCKHEED AIR TERMINAL STonley 7-5963 2945 Hollywood Way STanIey 7-9472 BURBANK, CALIF. GOOD LUCK J. R. VITZ Manager Phone: EXbrook 4-1109 SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 1339 Third Street, Santa Monica, Calif. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GOOD LUCK TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL FROM JOE PALOOKA KIRKWOOD 159 See The New '59 Pontiac At 6 Fwd W8 ROTHE PONTIAC Cars Thunderbirds Trucks 601 So. San Fernando Blvd. STate 2-7210 STanley 3-1350 Burbank, Calif. TH. 2-5111 6115 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys KO-SCL FGOD PRCDDUCTS ALLEGRETTI 81 CO. 1913 Rodeo Road, Los Angeles Manufacturers of AX. 2-7744 Electric Lawn Edgers Packagers and Distributors ROTC Shedf PGYOFHOUHT of Bar Snacks 7232 Fulton Ave., North Hollywood and Bar Supplies Compliments of D Y D R - 1590 kc. 1000 watts Central Philippines Broadcasting Company 148 Colon Street Cebu City, Philippines 1042 E. Walnut Ave. Burbank, Calif., U.S.A. Best Wishes .l. F. GORMAN Congratulations and Continued Success MICHAEL'S WOODLAND HILLS MARKET 21108 Ventura Blvd. MICHAEL'S FOOD BAZAAR Delicatessen 81 Restaurant 17703-05 Chatsworth St. Granada Hills Archer's North Hollywood 4730 Lankershim Boulevard ARCHER'S BURBANK SERVICE 1821 W. Magnolia Boulevard Auto Parts and Repairing Towing Service Open 24 hours daily Burbank Phone: TH. 5-1528 North Hollywood: PO. 3-6211 Compliments of Father Michael J. Ryan ST. GENEVIEVE'S CHURCH Van Nuys, Calif. WILKINS PONTIAC 5848 Van Nuys Blvd. WILKINS IMPORTS Simca Vauxhall ST. 6-2433 ST. 3-1284 Life Insurance - Hospital Sickness - Accident Insurance Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. Joe Chase IAgentI Phone Dl. 7-7663 LEE'S TEXACO SERVICE Lee Genne We Give S 8. H Green Stamps 16909 Sherman Way at Balboa ST. 5-0704 Our Clients Are Our Best Reference KEY PROPERTIES, INC. REALTORS 13711 Burbank Boulevard Van Nuys, California STate 2-8140 STanIey 3-2433 Jim 81 Martha Peterson NIFTY FOOD MART 4742 Woodman Ave.,Sherman Oaks California Everything For The Table: Free Delivery BELLA NAPOLI Your Favorite Italian Food And The Best ln Pizza Bernie Arnold Ronnie Sheldon DIXIE LIOUORS 12850 Riverside Drive Vel'l1UfG Blvd., Studio Af Coldwater Cqnygn ST. 4-9011 North Hollywood, Calif. POpIar 1-9724 STate 4-0558 custom furniture draperies re-covering color co-ordinating accessories complete design and decorating carpeting lamps JOSEPH CHUMBREK INTERIORS 15149 Ventura Blvd. - ST. 4-7860 Sherman Oaks Thos FABULOUS Italian Automobiles! Lancia FIAT Alfa Romeo Compliments of Ken Miles, Sales Mgr. FIAT UNIVERSAL Auto Corp. 4100 Lankershim at Cahuenga, N. Holly. PO. 6-7153 Best wishes of OUR LADY OF GRACE PARISH Flood-lite - Neon - Fluorescent Valley Flood-Lite Service, Inc. POpIar 6-2113 5615 Cahuenga Boulevard North Hollywood, Calif. Hair Chopped, Channeled, Lowered, and Ported Diclc Bartletts Barber Shop 200 No. Orchard, Burbank TH. 2-7392 For Door-to-Door School Bus Service and Busses for Charter Call West Valley School Bus Service ST. 9-0397 or sr. 4-1619 Homeway Laundry and Cleaners Save at Our Plant Drive-In 14401 Calvert St. 3 Blocks Van Nuys So. of City Hall Our entire selerlion of fine Catholic Gifts is conveniently available by mail or phone. 120 W. ZND ST., LA. 12, MA 6-6701 5165 S. VERMONT AVE., LA. 37, PL 8-7334 163 MASHAK MOTORS 35th Year in Business ST. 3-1014 De Soto Plymouth ST. 8-4740 5319 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys E. BERNARD! BUILDER 14518 Sherman Way STate 6-7410 COMPLETE Sporting Goods and Athletic Equipment Artists Materials Hobbies, Crafts, Gifts in Tarzana Valley Hobby 81 Sport Center 18716 Ventura Blvd. DI. 3-5473 in Sherman Oaks Valley Sport 81 Game 4711 Van Nuys Blvd. ST. 9-4048 For men and Boys EMBASSY CLOTHIERS 18136 Sherman Way, Reseda 16910 Devonshire, Granada Hills Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings Until 9 P.M. Charge Accounts Invited Murray's FLOWER FAIR In the Encino Bazaar 16206 Ventura Boulevard Encino, California STate 8-3555 207. Discount to Students Glass For All Purposes RESEDA GLASS COMPANY Jerry Harper 81 Matt Rattay 7437 Reseda Blvd., Reseda Dlckens 5-4220 Auto Glass Installed While You Wait GRACCHINO PASTRY Decorated Cakes For All Occasions Try Our Rum Cake 13638 Ventura Blvd. at Woodman Ave. STate 4-4002 Sherman Oaks 101 So. Western DU. 3-5714 L.A. 4 VAN NUYS MOTORS, INC. Continental - Lincoln - Mercury - Edsel - Taunus .f-'tilts ' .',,, ,,,xwh,fQL7 5425 Van Nuys Boulevard Van Nuys, California STate 2-7340 STaniey 3-2630 BUTTITTA BROS. Richfield Service 20055 Vanowen St. Canoga Park, Calif. DO. 8-8104 St. Francis De Sales Parish With Sincerest Blessings And Best Wishes ST. PATRICK'S PARISH VALLEY STATIONERS, INC. 14209 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks STate 8-0421 STanIey 3-1911 STate 4-7403 OUIGLEYS DEPT. STORE Complete Variety Store Lines 13323 Riverside Drive Sherman Oaks, California ST. 3-3494 ST. 9-1558 DAVID FOX SHOP FOR MEN BOYS SHOP 14561 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, Calif. Lawrence Hardware 81 Paint 13236 Riverside Drive Sherman Oaks, California ST. 9-7144 VALLEY STORES INC. 12903 Moorpark,North Hollywood Corner of Moorpark 81 Coldwater Canyon Complete Grocery-Meat-Liquor-Depts. Liquor Dept. - Prompt Delivery Service PO. 1-2567 PARTY SHOP Everything For Your Party In One Place 13624 Ventura Blvd. STate 4-8651 KURZEKA'S Panorama Hardware 8532 Van Nuys Blvd. Panorama City, Calif. VlC'S BARBER SHOP Treat yourself to the best. PO. 6-9750 4346 Lankershim Blvd. II W blks. south of St. Charles Churchi North Hollywood Quality Footwear Plus Good Fitting JUVENILE BOOTERY 12853 Victory Blvd. No. Hollywood, Calif. CHupman 5-6851 Cltrus 4-8659 ACCURATE MANUFACTURING CO. 6641 San Fernando Road Glendale 1, Calif. Die Sets, Blanchard Surface, Internal, External 81 Centerless Grinding, and Boring The Best in Hair Cutting ST. 4-6118 RIVERSIDE BARBER SHOP 13242 Riverside Drive At Fulton Sherman Oaks, 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 Malts Orders to Go Shakes CHET'S Valley's most modern burger bar 13247 Riverside Drive STate 9-6921 Sherman Oaks, Calif. MAU RY'S TEXACO SERVICE Maury Colin 13701 Riverside Dr. ST. 4-9295 Sherman Oaks, Calif. PORTRAIT PROPERTIES REALTY Biggest Little Office in the Valley Call us to List or Buy Property St. 9-6144 ST. 3-1277 15129 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks OUR LADY'S GIFT SHOP Catholic Supplies and Religious Gifts 4495 Van Nuys Blvd. ST. 9-5228 Sherman Oaks Wholesale Since 1927 V. J. MAHONY CO. FRESH DRESSED POULTRY 12139 Chandler Blvd. POplar 2-9266 North Hollywood, Calif. COAST HARDWARE, INC. 12169 Ventura Boulevard Studio City, California POplar 2-0621 STanley 7-4568 PARK LANE BARBER SHOP 16133 Victory Blvd. Van Nuys, Calif. Ralph Messina MAXSONS DRUGS 13303 Riverside Dr., Sherman Oaks ST. 9-0301 ST. 3-3480 DIXIE LIQUORS 12850 Riverside Dr. No. Hollywood PO. 1-9724 STURDEE FENCE CO. INC. SHABERS CAFETERIA Blockwalls Redwood Fences No,-fh Hollywood . 12141 Victory Blvd. Downtown 15933 Ve 'U ' B 'd E C '0 sr. 7-6936 720 scum Hill sf. ST.9-3001 ST. 9-7775 PO. 3-7974 Vandike 1529 JOE'S TEXACO STATION ST' 59388 Joe Taormina 18968 Ventura Blvd. Dlckens 3-9202 Tarzana, Calif. DICK YOUNG CHEVRON STATION Lubrication Specialist Brakes and Tune Up 13700 Burbank at Woodman Van Nuys, California Dogs Birds Pets Tropical Fish PANORAMA PET SHOP Best of Everything For Your Pet 8530 Van Nuys Blvd., Panorama City-EM. 4-1200 POpIar 3-5116 STanley 7-1953 CLIFF SWANSON'S Television - Ranges - Refrigerators - Freezers 12123 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Calif. NATE'S VARIETY STORE AND COFFEE SHOP 4817 Woodman Ave. MONTEREY PHARMACY 12901 Riverside Drive PO I 2-8643 T - shefman oaks, Calif. sr. 9-9093 P U' S IeY 7 3759 LE BEAU'S , WAGNER S BARBER SHOP For Boys 8. Young Men Ages 2-20 Hair cutting for men, ladies, 8. children 12638 Ventura Blvd. 13819 Ventura Blvd. Studio City PO. 1-6464 ST. 9-9004 RUDY'S SERVICE 13256 Riverside Drive, Van Nuys, Calif. ST, 4-2221 S8.H Green Stamps JAMES POWELL UNION on DEALER Riverside Dr. at Woodman Ave. ST. 4-9001 TOMMY SELLS DEALER SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Corner of Riverside and Fulton ST. 9-9005 srave 9-0291 FOOD ROUND UP MARKET 12905 Riverside Drive Corner of Coldwater Canyon ST. 8-3960 We Give S 81 H Green Stamps WOODSIDE CLEANERS Where Cleaning ls Still A Craft Complete Laundry Service 4712 Woodman Ave., Sherman Oaks, Calif. K'S AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning and Finish Laundry 13238 Riverside Dr., Sherman Oaks, Calif, STate 4-8753 LLOYD'S MEAT MARKET Choicest-in-meats 2060 Hillhurst Ave. NO. 5-5135 Los Angeles 27, Calif. BERNl'S TOY PORT 4738 Wodman Ave. Sherman Oaks, Calif. Complete Line of Toys Dolls, Games, Models, etc. Free Enterprise Barber Shop Hair Cuts 51.50 Flat Tops 51.75 Eight Good Barbers To Serve You Flat Tops Are Our Specialty Phone ST. 9-9067 13644 Riverside Dr. lAcross from N.D.H.S.l 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. Carl's Cleaners 8i Laundry lformerly chasel Free Pick Up 8x Delivery 5319 Topanga Canyon Blvd. lWoodland Hillsl DI 7-2636 Next to Post Office Dl 0-2234 Dry Cleaning Complete Laundry Service We Do Our Own Shirts COMET DRY CLEANING A Modern Scientific Service Reweaving . . . Dyeing POplar 3-1191 STanley 7-4803 POplar 1-9687 10933 Camarillo Street North Hollywood, Calif. Pete's RICHFIELD SERVICE 10209 Riverside Dr. North Hollywood, Calif. Free Pick Up 8. Delivery PO 6-8771 Dlamond 0-1806 AL 0-2768 CANOGA PARK LOCKER SERVICE Meats at Packing House Prices For Home Freezers and Lockers Frozen Foods 21229 Sherman Way, Canoga Park, Calif. 6 '- A Q 1. ,.. . 1.. , 1 1 .., W. 'm I., .J , .3 . 1 . E 1 - - ' x . 1 .1 . 4, ,V ,. 2 1. .4-'1 -M. Y 'W ., .--'1 L: ' , . ,.mL. 1 71' ' . .,. 4-5, 1,1 . I 121: 1 ' li - . ., ff f 4.7.1 . .1 -- -4 K - - , ,1,. .. 1 , . - . - .v V .. x .' 1 .' ' 1 'J ,f,i' ' 'X . 1- .. -rm' 35 , ' 1. ., ',- f K I . ,M 1 . 11 . . . . ,-1 1 V H. : 3 I ,1 I :L - - ., 1 -L. r1,,v. . ' -, . 'V .V .1- .. T1 I. F 1 Wuxi' 1 'V Q. . - -1- . ' -'- 52 4. 1 - '.-' , 'f - ' H . 1- f'4 '1' ,. f ' ' '-. .:1.-'fi . Q ' 11 ' E 1 1 . . - .Q 'w?'f..- ' V - 1 1 . I-.-5, -Q 1 114' , A . U 1 j - ,.,f.:. 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