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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

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'sg V .P ' wif if H ,W 'Q ,. mm,,w,.r rr F rr THE TUDENTS F HIGH scHooL Mi. :fm ,f .-,,,,,Q,.v,f, wr: , 1, .H w.f,f,.,f wr -V1 Charles Gfbbons . . . . .Edifor-in-Chief Carl Carroll . . . .Manqgingr Editor Robert gl, . ..... r. k Edi1for . . 1 ..... BusineSs1 fEditor rrrQ . . Busirrgss Mr. og nrwafeiraby. . . .... . Y , w , 3 , X N x R ' 1, -. ww ,M 5, 4, , . 'ks ,y X' ,sb , K 3f'C 'f. , x43 1 w ' M 'L f rr Q f Q fr- W 'Jkt- .qk ff? ,- 1 . Y- 4. , . K fr f -2 fifl K' if '. +.,. M ga5'llv W ' hy, w.f'g-.514 W '-35, V: :N-N , .rv .- -, .. A . W r r J ' U ' 5 W5 5- a. FACULTY U N D ER . Pg. 16 SENIOR CLASS Pg. 26 ACTIVITIES . . . . Pg. 116 i I ATHLETICS --.I , I - nf , I 'gg fy I wi' - T'7YI,' 'V' ,- I . T fliwlx T 0 O Q In IITI f f I I I 5 ,wfiZ5,g -' Qi I ' 5 WVV, :7 I g . , ' .:1 ' -UQ? ,,.. ,'f-4' 4' agr xffgig - ,I 'Vg1J'If5i?,?557 . , -. ,I-314 I 'E 4 veII4.lI4 If?3f3TTigg,3f 'i 9'IT ' LL f' 1 '5 m,g,, CLASSMEN . . . Pg. 56 Ag 'fPgg' BROTHER ROBERT HAMPTON, C.S.C. PRINCIPAL We of the Arches staff, together with the entire student body, would like to ex- press our sincere thanks to Brother Robert for his constant efforts on our behalf BROTHER EAGAN HUNTER, C.S.C. Diredor of Studies BROTHER CHARLES ESCOBAR, C.S.C. Treasurer BROTHER BENIGNUS BEUTTER, C.S.C. Vice-Principal MRS. HAROLD KANE School Secretary 7 ATICDN Brother Nivard was raised and educated in Wisconsin. In 1931 Brother entered the Sacred Heart Postulate to begin training for re- ception into the Holy Cross Brothers. After completing his novitiate train- ing, Brother Nivard attended Notre Dame University where he received a Bachelor of Science degree. Sub- sequent summer school work at Notre Dame University led to a Mas- ter's degree in physics, and further post-graduate work was completed at Catholic University of America, Long Beach State College, and Im- maculate Heart College. ln the sum- mer of 1958 Brother Nivard studied at Reed College in Portland, where he was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to study a course in modern physics as de- signed for high schools by the Physi- cal Science Study Commission. This course was introduced into the Notre Dame High School curriculum upon Brother's return from Reed College. Last summer he taught this new physics program to other high school instructors attending Immaculate Heart College. Brother Nivard was assigned to Notre Dame High School in 1951, and in his various curricular and extra-curricular positions he has im- pressed his students and fellow teachers with his congenial manner and devotion to duty. We, the students and faculty of Notre Dame High School, dedicate the 1960 yearbook to this devoted Brother of Holy Cross on the occa- sion of his completion of twenty- five years of service to youth in the Congregation of Holy Cross. Brother Nivard through his patient explanations has led many boys to the awareness of the importance of the physical sciences. ,a- 0' E Mass was celebrated on February 2 for Brother Nivard and Brother Rembert on the occasion of their twenty-fifth anniversaries. '-v Wm 3' vu.,-M MIA- M Why- ... 4 5 f k x M f Z 4 an , W NUM F Qu a fini, ,F + V 9 iii 1, , , 'vw mn I . NX V if ' I x, H! RELIGICDUS ACTIVITIES ' III I f I I gi I QI I I, 'XII I I2 f L57 k I fr! If I If 'f 'J ff'x I I I 0 I I WL Leah 772611. fl The question has been asked many times, Why do Catholic boys go to Catholic schools? The an- swer to this question is not found in it being a moral obligation of parents, or even that their boys will get a better education. No, it is much more than that. At Notre Dame religious instruction is empha- sized. Moreover, our learning is not restricted to the classroom, we learn from the daily morning confession and communion, the three one-day retreats a year, the various religious and vocational talks, and the influ- ence engendered by the Brothers of Holy Cross. Through these means we learn the validity of a Catholic education, the validity of sound religious principles and the validity of a good Christian life. -Greg Dempsey One of the greatest advantages of a Catholic education is the availability of the sacraments. W. W Brother Nivard and Brother Rembert pose happily before the shrine of Our Lady on the 25th anniversary of their entrance into the Holy Cross order. AJ Some of the many students who offered their Mass and Com munion in honor ofthe two Jubilarians. I :4 Father Murphy delivered the sermon expressing gratitude to the Brothers for the many years of service, Father Paten, the founder of the Family Rosary on Radio, takes time out to loin the brothers at lunch. A large number of students take advantage of the clay of recollection to receive communion. Brother John Boyle, who came to us in the second semester, teaches Religion I, IV and Algebra I. I4 Confession, another one of the Notre Dame student's spiritual advantages. Father Kavall from St. .Iohn Vranney High School distributes communionr E 'J' OFFICERS AND MODERATOR Mrs. Panissidi, Treasurer, Mrs. Adams, Secretary, Mrs. Wehinger, Vice-President Mrs. Nodine, Presidenl. ALTAR SOCIETY ROW ONE: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Delluberiis, Mrs. Nodine, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Faris, Bfolhef Reber' Uffelfls Fame' Mfnonaldls Memmlal Chalice Mrs. Becker. ROW TWO: Mrs. Punissidi, Mrs. Wehinger, Mrs. Kees, Brother Wil- ffom 'he Alluf SOCIETY- liam C.S.C., Mrs. Marmont, Mrs. Supple, Mrs. Wilhelm. 15 fl e ctNo1 D ' ' implement : B th - Teacher - S - menp Book - T ggl N N V A if 'x Z' E l l3 fy-x? 2 'v I N c-12' 'Sf X ,U 0 ' L Q X fl e iff XE fl X ew if f' xf ' P,-fi. ,'1- - , ,,,,.-.1.. .-...--,.... xA if 5-1 eQ2Q Lf e i l 3 1 1 1 I I MTX If ff jg- ,f V' ff T fi I I I ,fx jf, , X' K if f ,f X f X f , 1' f 16 ,fffgif f ' ,,, 2 Q.-:K , :Q s-N'2.X...,,x ff X X 7' fl, ff F Z l .Mmm K WW a if BROTHER BENIGNUS BUETTER, C.S.C. Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Vice-Principal, Student Council Guidance, Head of Mathematics Dept, Science Club Moderator. I8 BROTHER MR. DONALD BRAUN BERNARD BERENDSEN, C.S.C. Spanish I and Il. Chemistry, Monogram Club Moderator, C Basketball Coach, BROTHER ALOYSIUS TIEDT, C.S.C. Mechanical Drawing, Art, Al- gebra I, yearbook business Moderator, Photography Club, School Photographer. MR. LINDY BELL Biology, Moderator of the Bi- ology Club, J.V. Basketball Coach. BROTHER BERCHMANS GIBBONS, C.S.C. English IV, Religion, Head of English Dept. Dept., Bookstore Biology: Religion llg Freshman Class Sponsorp Mission Club Moderatory Knights of St. Jo- seph Moderator. BROTHER CAMPION NOLAN, C.S.C. Commercial Dept. BROTHER DONALD MROSCAK, C.5.C. MR. DOMINIC CIFARELLI Music Instructor MR FRANCISCO de SOTO Geometryg Spanish llg Algebra lg Assistant Track Coach. BROTHER CASSIAN MILLER United States Historyp Tennis Coachg Music Appreciation. annum may WNW Brother William May instills an in- terest in his Religion lll class with his wit and original stories. 145 'E MR. ANTHONY ENGLE English Il and Illg Varsity Track Coach BROTHER EAGAN HUNTER, C.S.C. Religion lVp Director of Studiesg California Scholarship Federation Moderatorg National Honor Society Moderator. 20 MR. GARY DUKOSKA English I BROTHER EDWARD HAGUS, C.S.C. First Semesterp Geometry: Algebra I. BROTHER EUGENIO CASSANO, C.S.C. Spanish ll and Illp Religion Illg Band Directory Assembliesg Head of Music Department. l 2 s s s BROTHER ELMER BRUMMER, C.S.I Advanced Algebrap Physical Scien Intermediate Algebrap Athletic Dir lOl'. MR. PATRICK GRIFFIN English IVp Civics and Speechg Forensics MR. RAYMOND GARDINA World Historyp General Science Assistant Track Coach MR. DENIS HUCKABY Yearbook Moderatorg English I and II BROTHER FREDERICK WILLIAMS, C.S.C. Attendance Officep Religion Ig Assistant Athletic Director BROTHER GILBERT BURKE C S C Vocational Director of the Southwest Province BROTHER GORDIAN GATES, C.S.C. Librarian BROTHER HILARY LUX, C.S.C. BROTHER MARCEL DOLEAC, C.S.C. Latin lp English ly Prefect of Disci- plinep Head of Foreign Language Dept. BROTHER LUKE BAUER, C.S.C. Athletic Grounds Custodian BROTHER JOHN DORAN, C.S.C. Religion Ilp English lllp Religion Ilp English Il and Illy Varsity Track Coachp Cross Country Coachg Catholic Foren- sics League President. BROTHER JULIAN BEAUDRY, C.S.C. Custodian of Brothers' House MRS. HAROLD KANE Office Secretary BROTHER NIVARD MEICHTRY, C,S.C. Physicsp Physical Sciencep Senior Class Sponsorg Head of Science Dept.: Chess Club Moderatorg Radio Club Moderator. MR. JOHN 0'NElL Physical Educatianp Varsity Basketball Coach MR. ELIA TOMASI AND MR. LOUIS BACEA School Custom-.lians MR. IAN McKENZIE Civics and Speech: World History: J.V. Basketball Coach. MRS. MARY MILLER Brothers' Cook f X lf' 'H R BROTHER BROTHER PHILIP SNYDERBURN, C.S.C. ROBERT HAMPTON, C.S.C. Religion lg Algebra I. Principal, Algebra lg Patrons Club Moderator. MR. ROBERT SPINDOLA Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach. I r I Notre Dame's religious spirit is best shown by the number of boys who receive communion in the morning and recite the rosary at noon. Father Robert Wade, C.S.C. Chaplain during the First Semester. BROTHER THOMAS AQUINAS KUNNA, C.S.C. Religion Ilp World History, Social Studies Dept. Head: Sophomore Class Sponsor, Student Help Outside. M-'T BROTHER VICTORIAN FLORKOWSKI First Semesterg Religion IV: AI- gebra I5 Second Semesterp Chemistryg Plane Geometry. 5 MR. THOMAS VESSELLA Business Mathp U.S. Hisoryp Business Lawp Geenral Mathg Economicsg As- sistant Varsity Football Coachg B Bas- ketball Coach. ,fx ,.'W if BROTHER WILLIAM MAY, C.S.C. Religion Illp Bookkeepingg Voca- Latin Il, III, IV: Glee Club Custodian of School Campus. Directory Great Books Modera- tor: Greek Club Moderator. MR. DANIEL WOLFE BROTHER REMBERT SORG, C.S.C tional Directorp Religion Dept. Directory Junior Class Sponsor, BROTHER VICTOR VALLA, C.S.C. English Illg Latin I, llp Moderator of the Knight , Parking Lot Prefect. Life at Notre Dame is also one of potentialp our seniors are looking toward the promising world with confidence in the fact that they have been developed in the best traditions of Catholic thought. i .Nfs.f4,,4g22'ii.'i'- 32Z33Qf61W3'K? i.,,....,..,.- .,, W-af Y 'f' A cp s,f,Qf 'wtclgn f ' wr , ' :Y3qieiHi1eivftm:mvwww,. ,, '?Pl-iwtmwzmaf-il, g . scl l il i ,s N., .,,w..M-'gms 7v ,. --M- 'f i'L i f , mn... , . 3?,,..,,,.W ch W X M , 27 HONY C ABRUZZO LAWRENCE AGRIESTI ALDO M AJELLO BRUCE W ALBERTSON JAMES M. ABELL ANT . . Mission Club 45 Pep Club 25 Mission Club 45 Band 3, 45 Football J.V. l, 25 Varsity 3 Mission Club 3 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4. Squires 3, 4. HAROLD F. ALLES Pep Club 35 Dramotics l. 05.41 Nui' Mission Club 45 Glee Club I5 JOHN E. ALLISON Scholastic Monogram 35 Squires 45 C.S.F. 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Chess Club 3, 45 ASC Chem- istry 35 Letter of Commendation N.M.S.T. 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Perfect Attend- ance 2, 35 F.E.A. 4. ec l Brother Eugenio looks over the shoulder of a promising band member. 28 JOSEPH V. AMORE Mission Club 45 Pep Club 35 Junior Achievement 25 Football J.V, 2. MICHAEL E. ANDERSON Mission Club 3, 45 Color Guard 35 Drill Team 35 Great Books Club 45 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Monogram Club 4. JOSEPH S. ARCARESE Scholastic Monogram I, Band 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, Dramatics l, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Great Books Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Science Fair Honorable Men- tion l, Band Perfect Attendance Award 3, Band First Chair Award 3, 4, Magna Cum laude, Auxi- lium latinum. ROBERT C. AVOLA Band l, 2, 3, Yearbook Art Editor and Cover Designer. WILLIAM J. BAKEY Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Most Inspirational Player '59 lFaotbaIll . JOSEPH J. BARLOW Mission Club 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Dramatics l, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, F.E.A. 3, 4, Magna Cum Laude A.P.S.l. Exam 3, Greek Club 4, Second Plac+Science Fair 3, Crafts- manship Award N.H. Science Fair 3. ROBERT R. BATEMAN Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, Office Assistant 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Player 4, Monogram Club. MANUEL A. BARBOSA ROGER L BARDOEI. Yearbook Staff 4 Mission Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 GUY N. BAUMAN Junior Achievement 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, B All Catholic High Jump, B League Champs 2, Santa Barbara Relays 2, 3. FEDELE R. BAUCCIO Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, 3, Junior Class Representative 3, 3l Day Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2. JOHN C. BECKER Secretary: Sophomore Class, Treasurer: Freshman Class, Treasurer: Junior Class, Y.C.S. l, 2, 3, Mission Club 4, Knights of St. Joseph 4, Office Assistant 3, Perfect Attendance l, 2, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. GREGORY S. BEELER Mission Club 4, Perfect Attend ance 3. STEVEN C BERRY PAUL P BINON DENNIS BIONDI WILLIAM D BISHTON CHARLES A. BERGQUIST . . . Perfect Attendance 3 Radio Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff Y,C.S. 2, Mission Club 4, C.S,F ' I- Science Club 2 3, 4- Pep A, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Page , , , 4, F.E.A. 4. Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2 4, N.H.S. 3, PerIectAttendanceI JEROME W. BLESSNER Mission Club, Cheerleader 4, Junior Achievement 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, o ty 2, 3, 4, All Catholic Track 3, Mono- , gram Club. l MICHAEL J. BOCCHICCHIO Y.C.S. I, 2, Mission Club 4, sand 1, 2, 3, 4, c.s.F. 2, Squires Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cr ss Coun r ..,,-...M JOHN BOLD LOUIS J. BORSTELMANN Football I Brother Bernard shows students an interesting experiment on spontaneous combustion. 30 THOMAS L. BOWMAN JOHN W. BOYD JERRY L. BRADY PHIL M. BROCKERT JAMES B BROOKS Mission Club 4, Perfect Altencl- Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 4, Science Track 3 Mission Club 3, 4 Mission Club 4 Pep Club 2 3 ance 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 4, Office Assistant 4 Football 3, Cross-Country 3, Monogram Cheerleader 4, Key Club 4, Jr. 2, 3, 4, Monog m ub Club 3, 4, Class Council, Track 2, 3. DANIEL BROSNAN Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4, Scholastic Monogram 2, Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club l, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Maonwatch Station 3, A.C.S. Chemistry Test 3, Summer Science Program, Boys' State, Optimist Award 4, Knights of St. Joseph 4, Bookstore As- sistant 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4 Pres., F.E.A. l, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Jr. Achievement, Pres, 2, Class Council 3, 4, Forensics l, 2, 3, 4, N.M. Certificate of Honor 4, Sodalily Forum Chairman 4. THOMAS M. BROWN Mission Club l, Drama 2, Jr. Achievement 3, Forensics l, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Monogram Club 3, 4. JOHN BROWN Mission Club 3, Pep Club Football l, 2, Track 4, VERNON C. BROWN JAMES BRYAN WILLIAM A. BRYAN Color Guard l, Jr. Achieve- Pep Club 3, Track 2, Tennis 3, Mission Club 3, 4, Yearbook ment 3, Basketball Mgr. l, Foot- 4, Mission Club 3, 4. Business Staff 4, Class Council ball and Track Mgr. 3, Mono- 4 J A h' , r. c levement 3. gram Club 3, 4, G L 1, MH Jw' J Wt' 'V 'lun-9- F ffnw-V' www! ff: 3204-AIM RONALD J. BUCCOLA JAMES M. BUCHANAN KENT BURTON PATRICK BUTLER JOHN F CAINE Football lp Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2 Photography Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 45 Football 2, 3 Mission Clubfl 4 Pep Club 3 4 Basketball Manager l, 2. 45 Basketball l5 Track 25 Mono All Catholic 2, 35 Santa Barbara Relays 25 Co-Captain Cross Country Team 4. gram Club 2, 3, 4. CARL R. CARROLL Mission Club 45 Science Club 45 Biology Club lg Library Assistant 45 Consolation Prize, Science Fair lg Future Engineers of MICHAEL L. CARR Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 45 Jr. Achievement 25 Key Club 45 Perfect Attendance lp Base- America 45 Yearbook Managing Editor 45 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. ball 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 1 3, 4. MERL J. CARSON Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Track 3, 4. 32 Brother Berchmans explains the mechanics of English. RICHARD CARTER DANIEL T. CARUSO latin Medal 2, Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 3, 4, 4, Science 1, Science tion Chem 2, Perfect - P Fair lst Place Biology . 3, Auxilium Latinum Attendance l, 2, 3, Club 4. 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football Capt. 2. DONALD W. CLARK Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Science Fair lst Place Biology 2, 3, Yearbook Business Staff 4, Yearbook Social Editor 4. QUENTIN F. CEDAR Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Knights of St Jose h 4, Knights of St. Joseph 4, Key Club 4, Yearbook Business Fair Honorable Men- Staff 4, Perfect Attendance 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram ROBERT M. CHAMBERS DOUGLAS P. CHARLAND ARTHUR G CHARRON Band l, 2, 3, 4, Squires Dance Attendance Award 3, Jr. Mission Club 4 Pep Club 3 Band 2, 3, 4, First Chair Award Achievement 2, J.V. Football 2. Football l rac 2, 3, 4, Soloist Award, Bond 3. Weight lifting 2 JAMES B. CLARK Mission Club 4 DENNIS T. CLEARY MARIO R. CLERICUZIO J.V. Basketball Mgr. 3 DENNIS P. COLBY Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, Latin Medal l, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Great Books Club 3, 4, Greelr Club 4, lntro. to Music 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Magna Cum Laude, Auxilium Latinum 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 3. RICHARD CONOVER Mission Club 3, 4, Dramatics i 3, 4. wcrvwv I ., f a .Nix STEVEN L. CROSS PAUL B. CROW PATRICK T. COONEY JAMES E. COOPER t .ROBERT R. CORBETT Mission Club 4 Mission Club 2, 3, Architectural MISSION Club 4: PSD Club 4: Bond lf 2, 3- Confesr 3' 4, Football 1, All-Catholic Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4. 1 RODGER H. CURRY Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 4, C.S.F. l, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Key Club 4, Junior Achievement 2, Foot- ball 2, Baseball l, Track 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. MARK J. DAIGNAULT Jr. Achievement 2, Tennis 2, 3. l STEPHEN DANIELS ROBERT G. DAVIS C.S.F, 3, 4, Greek Club 4, Jr. Achievement 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Cum Laude Auxilium Latinum Award 2. Brother Victor instructs some students in literature. FRANK W DeFlNA ANTHONY DEL FANTE Perfect Attendance l, 35 Track 3. WILLIAM A. deRUBERTS Student Council 45 Scholastic Monogram 35 Mission Club 45 C.S.F. 45 Pep Club 45 Pres. of Monogram Club 3, 45 Achieve- ment Award 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2. NIKOLAI S. DEZMURA RICHARD W. DINSMORE MICHAEL DOLLAGHAN Mission Club 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 4. JOSEPH V. DIMURO Student Council 45 Student Body Sec.-Treas.5 Y.C.S. 25 Mission Club 2, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Knights of St. Joseph 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Greek Club 45 Track 2, 35 Cross-Country 35 Monogram Club 4. DENNIS DONNELLY RICHARD L. DONOVAN Mission Club 3, 45 Biology Club Pres. 25 Office Assistant 25 Football lg Basketball l, 35 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. 'K ROBERT l. DOTTINI JAMES F. DUNHAM Mission Club 3, 45 Pep Club 2, Mission Club 3, 45 Photographic 3, 45 Dramatics 25 Perfect At- Staff 4. tendance 3. 35 9- aisc 1 JOHN E DUNNE ROBERT J DUNNE ENGENE R. ENCINAS RONALD K. ERICKSON S Missio Cub 45 Pep Class Treasurer 25 Mission Club Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Track 3, Club 3 Basketball 2 3. 45 Pep Club 35 Football I. ,luv fx 13 3 F if Y. rl: l ,jj JOHN E. ERLINGER Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Science Club 35 Bi- ology Club 35 Track 3, 4. WILLIAM R. EVEREST Scholastic Monogram l5 Y.C,S. I, 25 Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 C,S.F. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Radio Club I, 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Jr. Achievement 2, GARY J. FARIS Student Council 2, 45 Class Vice- Pres. 45 Class Secretary 35 V.C.S. I, 25 Mission Club 2, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep 3, 45 Asc Chemistry Test 35 Key Club 45 Tennis l, 25 Science Fair Honorable Mention Math. Club 2, 35 Knights of St. Joseph 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Key Club 45 Basketball l, 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball Champs 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. Brother Marcel helps two freshmen in their quest for knowledge. ROBERT FARMER DENNIS M. FEELEY Mission Club 45 Color Guard 1, 2, 3. DINO J. FERRALU MICHAEL J. FINNEGAN ANTHONY Fl.ORlA EDWARD J. FORNESS JOHN FOTl Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Mission Club 4, Foolball l. Mission Club 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, .l.V. Baseball 3, MARLIN C. FOXWORTH Y.C.S. 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Knights of Sl. Joseph 4, Key Club 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Monogram Club 4. JOHN C. FRANCIS DAVID FRANK WN SHERWOOD C. FREY Scholastic Monogram 3, Mission Club 2, 3, C.S.D. 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama- fics 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Great Books Club 3, 4, Greek Club 4, N.H.S. 4, Science Fair Und Placel l, Illonorable Menfionl 3, F.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4. FRED J. GALLAGHER PAUL H. GANGI Baskelball l, 2 LAWRENCE A GANGWISH DANIEL GARCIA Mission Club 4 Class Vice-President lg Y.C.S. l, 25 Jr. Achievement lg Class Council Representative 35 Basket- ball 2. EDWARD F. GILSENAN Mission Club 4 WILLIAM GREANEY CARL D. GIACOMANTONIO Newspaper Staff l, 2, 3, 45 3rd Place Science Fair, Chemistry 35 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 4. Biology Club 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 4. LAWRENCE B. GOOCH Scholastic Monogram 35 Religion Plaque 35 C.S.F. 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Baseball l, 35 Intramural Basketball Champs l. CHARLES F. GIBBONS Mission Club 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Year Book Staff 45 Editor-in- Chief, 'ear Book 45 National Hono Society 45 California Scholarship Federation 45 Cheer- ing Section 4. RICHARD E. GILMAN Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 35 All Catholic Varsity Cross Country 2. JOHN GONZALE5 l i JAMES GROHMAN MICHAEL E. GUERIN FRANK C. GUTIERREZ MICHAEL W. HAIRELL DONALD HAMILTON Mission Club 4, Science Club Mission Club 3, 4, Class Council l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Mono- 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram 4. gram Club 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK J. HAYES Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Football 4, Monogram Club 4. BENJAMIN L. HENDERSHOTT Mission Club 4, Glee Club 4, Newspaper Stuff 3, 4, C.S.F. 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 3, Dramatics 4, Yearbook Staff 3, Key Club 4, Greek Club 4, N.H.S. 4, Great Books Club 4, F.E.A. 4, Auxilium Latinum Maxima cum Laude 3. JAMES J. HERRERO Dramatics l, Forensics 2, Junior Achievement 2, 3, Track 3. MICHAEL HODGINS THEODORE M. HOFF Senior Class Treasurer, Scholastic Monogram 3, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff l, 2, Photographic Staff l, 2, Sports and Assistant Editor Newspaper 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Knight of St. Joseph 4, Yearbook Staff I, 2, Cross Country 3, Track 2, 3, 4, All-Catholic Track 2, Class Council 3, 4, Announcer at Football Games 4. ANDREW P. HOLUB Debate 3, 4, N.H.S. A PETER E. HUGHES Y.C.S, I, 2, Mission Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, Color Guard I, Drill Team I, Newspaper Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Knights of St. Joseph 3, Perfect Attendance 1, Intramural Champs 4, Jr. Class Council, Basketball 2, 3, Track l, Cross Country I. l l THOMAS R. INGLEDEW Perfect Attendance I, 3, Basket- ball 2 I, 2, Cross Country I, . CAREY H. JOHNSON Religion Plaque l, Mission Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, C.S.F. 3, MICHAEL R. lRSFEl.D Mission Club 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 2, Captain- Tennis team 3, 4, Most Improved Player 2, Most Valuable Player 3. LOUIS J. JANSEN Mission Club 4, Dramatics I, Consolation Prize S.V.F. Science Fair 3. 4, Science Fair 4, Jr. Achieve- ment 2, 3, 4. MARC JOHNSTON 25,4 -5, DAVID JOHNSTON Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 4, Glee 'f:??1'f+' 417' Brother Cassian instructs various students in American history. Club 4, Knights of St. Joseph 4. BRUCE R. KAUTZ Mission Club 2, 4, Y.C.5. 2, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Dramatics I, 2, Joust Staff 4, Page Editor 4, NHS 4, Track 2, All Catholic C Track 2. WILLIAM KEES WILLIAM KEEVER Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 3, 4, Mission Club l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Knights of St. Joseph 3, 4, Key Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, All Catholic Track 3rd String. TIMOTHY KELLEY Scholastic Monogram l, 2, Gen- eral Excellence Plaque l, Mis- sion Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, C.S.F. l, 2, Pep Club 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Achieve- ment 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Baseball Mgr. l. MICHAEL KINNEY Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. KEVIN KIECHLIN MICHAEL KllEY Science Club 2, Baseball 2 Glee Club 2 4 I JOHN KINNON GARY KINZER Scholastic Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4, General Excellence Plaque 2, Latin Medal 2, Newspaper Staff l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4 llife memberj, Drama l, 2, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Forensics l, 2, 3, 4 Pres., N.H.S. 3, 4, lscholarship semi-finalistl, Jr. Oratory Plaque 3, Magna Cum laude 2, Cum laude 3, N.D. Science Fair l l2ndl 3 llstl, S.F.V. Science Fair 3, Great Books Club 3, 4, Greek Club 4, Douglas Aircraft Scholar- ship Finalist, Editor THE KEY 3, 4, So. California Science Fair 2. THOMAS KINZER Mission Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drama l, Radio Club 'l, Office Asst. 4, Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN KIRSCH Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President l, 2, 3, 4, Y.C.S. I, 2, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Science Fair l, 2, Football J.V. l, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball B 'l, Tennis l, 2, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. CARLETON KOHLER Mission Club 4, Photographic Staff 4, Science Club 4, Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, F.E.A. 4, Science Fair Award 3, 4, Letter of Com- mendation 4, Yearbook Business Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Key Club 4. DAVID KOPAY Scholastic Monogram 3, Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, KSJ 4, Class Council 3, 4, Football 3, 4, lst String All- Catholic 4, Basketball 4, Track 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL KUSLEY DAVID KUTY Mission Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. All-Catholic B Track 2, All- 3, Biology Club 2, Pres. 3, Catholic A Track 4. Pep Club 2, 3, Chess Club Debate Club 2, 3, Key Club Sec.-Treos. 4. JOSEPH LUHIVE Mission Club 4, Baseball Man ager l. KENT LASATER Glee Club I, 2, 3, Photographic Staff 2, Pep Club 3, Key Club 4, Track 2, 4, All Catholic Track PETER LANG B. Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, Dramotics l, Perfect Attendance l. CHARLES LEIPOLD MICHAEL LEONARD Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, Yearbook Business Staff 4, Per- Brother Robert teaches the x, y, z's of algebra. fect Attendance 1, 2, 4. 42 l l RICHARD LEWANDOWSKI DENNIS LEWIS TIMOTHY LEWIS CONRAD LIBERTY JAMES LODAS Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Office Band I, 2, 3, 4 Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff Mission Club 4, Biology Club 2, Jr. Achievement 2, House Plans Assistant 4, Football l, Basket- 2, 3, A Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, Radio Club 4, Perfect Attendance Contest 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Mono- ball 2, Baseball 3, 4. Monogram Club 3, 4. l, 2, House Plans Contest 3, gram Club 3, 4. Track 1, 4. t FRANK LOPEZ DOUGLAS LUPTON Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Pep Club 2, Drama l, Club I, 2, Pep Club 3, Dramatics Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, Jr. l, 2, Chess Club 3. Achievement 3, Football 2, Track 4, Monogram Club 4. ROBERT LYONS BRIAN MCDERMOTT PATRICK MCGARRY BARRY McGEE Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Junior Achievement 1, Perfect Knights of Saint Joseph 4, Key Staff 2, Dramatics I, Radio Club Attendance 3, 4. Club 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 2, Junior Achievement l, 2. 3, 4, All-Catholic C Track 2, Monogram Club 4. 43 THOMAS McKNIGHT RICHARD McNUlTY ROBERT MARLIN DAVID MARON JAMES MARSDEN Mission Club 45 Jr. Achievement Mission Club 3, 45 Track 25 Mission Club 45 Track 2 ussmn Club 4 Biology Club 2 Faotball5 Track Mgr. I, 2, 35 2 Science Fair 2 House Plans I Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR MARTIN HARRY MARTIN Scholastic Monogram 45 Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 C.S.F. 45 Drama l, 25 Forensics 3, 45 N.H.S. 45 Great Books Club 45 Key Staff 45 Jr. Achieve- ment 25 Latin Certificate 2. THOMAS MAY Y.C.S. 25 Glee Club 45 Pep Brother Donald introduces biology to a group of freshmen. 44 Club 3, 45 Drama 45 Perfect At- tendance 35 Intramural Basket- ball Champs 45 Football 2, 45 Basketball ly Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 All-Catholic Baseball lst String 3, 45 All-CIF Baseball 3rd team 35 Monogram Club 4. ROBERT MAZZOLINI Mission Club 3, 45 Perfect At- tendance 35 Track I, 25 Foot- ball Mgr. I, 2. MICHAEL MERANDI Mission Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Knights of Saint Joseph 45 Key Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Monogram Club 3, 4. DOUGLAS MILLER MICHAEL E. MILLER Scholastic Monogram I Mission Club 3, 45 Pep Club 35 Key Club 45 Football I. MICHAEL MITCHELL Mission Club 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Radio Club 25 Cafeteria Crew I, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 25 Intramural Champs 45 Basket- ball 2, 35 Track 45 Key Club 45 Jr. Achievement 2. LUIS MOLINA MICHAEL P. MILLER Y.C.S. 2, 35 Mission Club I, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club I, 2, 45 Knights of Saint Joseph 45 Perfect At- tendance 25 Intramural Champs I5 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Track 3, 45 Cross-Country 'l. EDWARD MORAVAC ARTHUR MORIGI VERNON MORROW Y.C.S. 25 Mission Club 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 45 Glee Club 2. Typing Medal 35 Mission Club Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Drama 'I5 45 Glee Club I, 2 Sec.-Treas., Knights ot Saint Joseph 45 Track 4 President5 Drama I5 Perfect 2, 3, 45 All Catholic Track 2, Attendance I. 3, 4. WILLIAM MOSER Y.C.S.5 Mission Club 45 Pep Club 35 Knights of Saint Joseph5 Jr. Class Council 35 Key Club 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Burbank All Tournament 4. MICHAEL MURAN Mission Club 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Color Guard Ig Drill Team Ig Yearbook Business Staff 35 Squires Band 2, 3, House Plans Contest 35 Jr, Achievement 2. DENNIS NOLET Mission Club 4 JOHN O'CONNOR Mission Club 2, 3, 45 News- paper Staff 45 Assistant Editor In Chief Yearbook 45 J.V. Base- ball Mgr, lg Perfect Attendance l, 4. RICHARD PENNEY Mission Club 45 Football 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 1. Brother John discusses forthcoming forensics events with Gary Kinzer and Anthony Riolo. 46 MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN Scholastic Monogram 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 C.S.F. 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 35 John Philip Sousa Band Award5 H.H.S. 2, 3, lscholarship Finalistl Hearst His- tory Ccntest5 Squires Band 2, 3, 4, A.C.S. Chemistry Test5 N.H.S. 2, 3, 45 Band First Chair Award 2, 3, 45 Francis McGroarty Contest 3, 4. WILLIAM PERA Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4 ROGER PERNA Mission Club 45 Radio Club 45 Yearbook Business Staff 45 Foot- ball 35 Track 3. LAWRENCE PETERS Mission Club 35 Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Band lst Choir Award 2, 3, 45 Squires Dance Band 2, 3, 45 House Plans Contest 3. STEVEN PENBERTHY RICHARD PIANTADOSI NICHOLAS PISANI GEORGE PLAVCHAK VINCENT POLIDORO ROBERT POWERS Y.C.S. l, 2, 3, Knights of St. Photography Staff 3, 4 California Scholarship Federa- Senior Class Council, Perfect At- Joseph 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, tion l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club tendance l, Honor Roll l, Foot- 4, Baseball 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, ball l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4, 4, Key Club 4. 2, 3, 4, Forensics 2. Catholic league Track lst 2, 3, 4, All-C.I.F. B 2, 3. THOMAS POWLEY JOHN PULSKAMP Mission Club 4, Dramatics 4, Mission Club 4, Biology Club 2, Greek Club 4, Great Books Club 3, 4, Sec. of Special Committees 4, Perfect Attendance l, Baseball 4, N.D. Science Fair 2. 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. MICHAEL PURDY PAUL QUEYREL JOHN RALPHS ANTHONY RALUY Mission Club 4, Track 2, Crass Mission Club 4, Pep Club 4, Mission Club 3, 4, Yearbook Mission Club 4, Pep Club 2 Country 3. Radio Club l, 2, 3, Jr. Achieve- Business Editor 4, Basketball ment 2. Manager l, 2. GERALD RATTAY Mission Club 3, 4, Cafe Prefect 3, Tennis 2, Track Mgr. l, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. TERRENCE RETTIG Mission Club 3, 4, Letter of Commendation N.H.S., Jr. Achievement 2, 3, 4, Football Mgr. 3, FREDERICK RICE ANTHONY RlOl.O Student Council 4, Scholastic Monogram l, 2, 3, 4, General Excellence Plaque 3, Religion Plaque 2, Latin Medal 3, News- paper Staff 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. Pres. 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 4, Chess Club 4, N.H.S. Scholarship Semi- Finalist, F.E.A. 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, N.H.S. Pres., Great Books Club 3, 4, N.D. Forensics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Forensics Club Vice- Pres., Science Fair lst Place 3, Greek Club 4, So. Cal. Science Fair 3, Magna Cum Laude 2, San Fernando Valley Science Fair lst Place 3, Declamation Medal i. CHARLES ROBBINS Bdfld l, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Drill Team i, Drum Maior 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Drum Maier Trophy 3, 48 RORY ROBINSON Mission Club 4, Dramatics l, 2, Newspaper Staff 3, Library As- sistant 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Football Mgr. l. VIRGILIO RODRIGUEZ Mission Club 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, Radio Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice- Pres, 4, Yearbook Business Staff 4, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, Treas- urer 4. JOHN ROHDE Y.C.S. 2, Mission Club 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 4, C.S.F. 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, Great Books Club 4, Perfect Attendance 'l, 3, 4, Cum Laude 2, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Greek Club 4, Basketball l, 2, Track 2. MICHAEL ROTUNNO PETER RUIZ Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, Foot- Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, ba I 2 3 Basketball 2. 4, All Catholic Track 3, 4. LOUIS SCHAAF Mission Club 3, 4, Pep club 4, Football 2. BRUCE SALAS Y.C.S. l, 2, 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 4, Newspaper Staff l, 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, Radio Club I, Yearbook Business Staff 2, Jr. Achievement 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 4, Intramural Bask- etball Champs I. JOHN SALZMAN VINCENT SCALA Student Body Vice-President 4, NSWSDCIDGY Sfllff 4 Y.C.S. 2, 3, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Knights of St. Joseph 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Track atholic 2 3 4 l, 2, 3, 4, All C Most Outstanding Freshman' I, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. fc, ,,., ..- RAYMOND SEIDER Mission Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, Newspaper Staff Sports Editor 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, Junior Achieve- ment 2, Football l, Perfect At- tendance 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, All Catholic Track l, 3, 4, Santa Bar- bara Relays 2, 3, Glendale Re- lays 2, Yearbook Business Staff 4. ROBERT SHANNON Mission Club 4, Science Club 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Greek Club 4, Great Books Club 4, F.E.A. 4, Football 3, Track 2. RODGER SHANNON Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 2, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Yearbook Sports Ed- itor 4, Cheerleader 4, Senior Class Council, Cheering Section 4, Football l, Basketball 2, Track I, 2, 3, 4, All Catholic 2, 3, Santa Barbara Relays 2, 3, Yearbook Business Staff 4, Mono- gram Club 4. ANTHONY SICILIANI ANTHONY SLUPKO Radio Clubl 2 3 JAMES SROTT STEPHEN STARK ROBERT STEIN JAMES STIRWALT JAMES STRASSER C.S.F. 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Per- Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff Radio Club 3 Mission Club 4 Dance Band l 2 Band l 2 Mis fect Attendance 3, 4, Greek Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Journalism stan Club 3 4 Radio Clu 4, Award-Knight Staff 2, Basket- Pep Club 4 ball 2. 50 TERRY SUPPLE Student Body President 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Class Sec- retary l, Class Vice-President 2, 3, Y.C.S. l, 2, Mission Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Knights of St. Joseph 3, N.H.S. 3, 4, Perfect Attendance I, Cali- fornia Boys' State 3, Track 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, All-Catholic Football 4 lSecond Stringl, Foot- ball-mast improved player 3, Football - most valuable player 4, Football -Captain 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS SWEENEY Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 4, Dramatics 1, Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. LAWRENCE TADLOCK Band l, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard l, Office Assistant 3, Band Vice- President 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. ROBERT TRACY Latin Certificate 3, 4, Typing Medal Auxiliary Latinum, Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. l, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Dramatics l, N.H.S. 4, F.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, De- bate ond Forensics l, 2, Football 3, Basketball 2, Baseball I, Football Manager 4, Monogram Club 4, Newspaper Staff: Or- ganization Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Greek Club 4, Junior Achievement l, 2. DENIS J. TRAFECANTY MARIO A. TRAVAGLINI PAUL TRINITY DAVID TURNER Perfect Attendance I, 3, 4. Mission Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Mission Club 4 3, 4, Football 2, Track l, 2,3,4. THOMAS A. VALLONE ROBERT J. VASQUEZ Mission Club 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pep Club. RICHARD W. USCHYK Color Guard I, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team I, Photographic Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Yearbook Business Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Safe- Driving Contest 2, 3, Perfect Al- tendance I. LOTHAIRE D. VOEGELE JAMES VUCHSAS LEO V. VUSICH GERALD T. WAGNER Mission Club 3, 4, Newspaper Y.C.S. I, 2, Mission Club 2, 3, Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, Football 2. Staff 4, C.S.F. 3, 4, Science Club 4- N f A , ewspaper Stal 4, Pep Club Basketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Greek Club 4, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4. Great Books Club 4. Baseball I, 3, Track 2, Mono- gram Club 3, 4. 51 CHARLES WALKER JAMES R. WALKER EDWARD P. WEHINGER Mission Club 3, 45 Football 35 Junior Varsity Baseball Manager 25 Track 35 Junior Varsity Foot- ball Manager 25 A Football Man- ager 4. LAWRENCE A. WALKER Mission Club 3, 45 Glee Club 25 C.S.F. 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 All'Catholic Track 3, Ag Monogram Club 3, 4. PAUL L. WALKER Mission Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Clun 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Captain 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Man- ogram Club 4. ow X , ANDREW J. WALLACE Mission Club 45 Pep Club 3, DONALD WELLS Mission Club 45 C.S.F. 45 Pep Club 35 Office Assistant 45 Scho- lastic Monogram 3. CHARLES WHALING LAWRENCE E. WALSH Mission Club 3, 45 National Merit Scholarship 35 Honorable Mention in None Dame Science Fair 4. DAVID C. WILLIAMS Scholastic Monogram 2, Mission Club, Science Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Greek Club 4, F.E.A. 4, Magna Cum Laude, Cum Laude 3. ROBERT WILLIAMS JOHN E. WIMSATT Mission Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, All Catholic Track C 2, B team 3. KURT C. WOLFE Mission Club 4, Pep Club 3, Bi- ology Club 3, Junior Class Coun- cil 3, Occidental Mathematics Day, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track 2, All-Catholic lHonor- able Mentionl Football 4, Foot, ball Lineman ofthe Year 4. GREGORY R. WOODS Mission Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. BITNER WINKLER B Basketball Mgr. I WILLIAM A. WINTER Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, C.S.F. 4, Science Club 3, 4, Biology 3, Pep Club 3, 4, .Iunior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Hon- orable Mention-History Contest 4, F.E.A. 3, 4. MICHAEL J. WRIGHT Scholastic Monogram 2, 3, 4, Latin Medal I, 2, Newspaper Staff 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Greek Club 4, Great Books Club 3, 4, Magna Cum Laude 2, 3, Letter of Commendation on National Merit Scholarship Test 4. ROBERT C. WRIGHT Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. JEROME A. YESTER Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Intramural Champions 4, Squire Dance Band 4. DONALD N. ZINN Mission Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Perfect Attendance 4, ND Science Fair 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. a E l F STUDENT BODY OFFICERS , A Terry Supple, President, Joseph u DiMuro, Secretary-Treasurer, John Salzman, Vice-President. . Xfx.......,..+-ff , ... STUDENT GOVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: J. Kirsch, P. Rymkus, F. Hall, J. lnlelkofer, J. Salzmann, D. Brosnan, Br. Benignus lModeralorl, T. Supple. ROW TWO: W. delluberiis, D. Marlin, J. DiMuro, S. Supple, D. Wilhelm, P. Faris, A. Riolo. The cast of this year's award winning entry in the Immaculate Heart Festival. Dan Brosnan points out the Senior lead in the very successful mission drive. H I-I '60 Bill Winter explains his profound theory to Sherwood Fry Two scenes from the Monogram Club sponsored sports stag. is i 5'5- Junior Class Officers lefl to right: Donuld Sanders, Trecsurerg Sieve Supple, Vice-Presidentg Paul Reals, Secreloryp Dave Marlin, Presidenlp and sponsor Brother William May C.S.C. 1..A UNDERCLASSMEN NW' Sophomore Class Officers left to right: Jack lntlekofer, Vice-Presidentp Lee Danielsen, Treasurerg Judd Iversen, Secretary: and Dan Wilhelm, President. Freshmen Class Officers Lefl to right: Wallace Gallup, Treasurerp Pal Rymkus, Vice-Presidentg Bari Hall, Presidenlp moderaior, Brother Donald Mroscak C.S.C.g and Mike Rymkus, Secrefary. Adams G. Albano - 1 Alexander M. V Allegretti J. ' Q' A Almquist M. U . ,L Anderson M. f 1.. . - 5,1 i A . Anderson R. ,. - ',, , M, , Ashen M. f' I? A ' . in 11 , ,M -1 Banks K. Jim 2 Bansbach S. 'Q -- xii. A34 Barr C. 5 V ,: - 'A 1- if Baugh M. - +1 5 Q.,, Q ' ff? arf 3 ? ng Beaumont A. I gg. S., Beelner D. 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Farah J. Faris P. Febbo G. Fellows J. Forster P. 1s P5 - v 0 P 3, i t . ai ' W, 'u 2 ,gg 41 Ni , 1 n, . iii' 1. , ,-. . 3 M' 1m 'Q' .lf 1' 169 ,. if , Xsvs.. --.,,,,-NX I7 f. N ,577 uv ff ,-ef f . 'K X , tk 1' ' 1 f Roger Curry instills spirit in the student body at the Saint Anthony's football assembly. , -l ,Q ..,... ,., ,:..- J . W G k ... i M x l + lil Foutz T. Gambee J. Ghezzi J. Glover R, Gocke J. Godley D. Gonzalez R. Graper B. Green M. Grigg l.. Gruna J. Guest R. Guich J. Gunther J. Hale G. Hancuff W. Hannah R. Harahan M. Hardy C. Harrington D Harvey J. Harvey P. Hawkins S. Haynes M. ag , it lorey G. LoVecchio J. Low R. Andy Q in . . f J if ff A if tt A l , A A ,fi Z '1.k . W - te' A JA -fu , '7 . 'H V . -K A 1 v vt ...rf ' 'fi 4 -' fhi ' fv 'J Y -1- ri iz , .Yi , . A , 1, jlllflll ' A! , 3 M Q 7-. K ' A . E X KL , 7 it . i VVLV , .M D V L 4 T ik 13' ' ' Z i' ima' L,-- A 1 iff I Q5 .gf fi. J . A f A 'W .Q J . - , . ----m f K , k,fiL . X qi V L. N ,K . . T ' tg X m 1 , - X 'R H Q X .mf ' ' 1 ' la! 4 Q E fain . 4 -N 31 1 L I 'fits ix. ,Lv . if ig . Q t. 'R J h as , at ., R o Z so 'F' Y ' 4 A Q' it - A ' .5751 v 7 fi an Ng ,, f Wo- 5 .til - I YM an t .. Qs Hewitt J. Hutton D. Jacobs M. Johnson R. Kern R. Kirsch A. Krouse T. Lomare J. Lawrence H. Hoerth T. Irwin T. Jezik T. Jones J. Kinzer A. Klumpp B. Kruska D. Lathrop J. Leoni R, Houser B. Itvle S. John D. Kautz R. Kinzer R. Koch K. Kurtz R. lavelle N. Lindenberg R. Brother Victorian explains ionization to Phil Capka, Z, . 5 .ki ' if Demetropoulos and Bill John. in 3: H I w I 'K get lucchino W. K E ' 1 3 XA, Lundgren J. Luther J. if-J McAndrews P. McBreorty T. at McClung, J. Wvgfx 11 McCrillis C. A KK McDonald D. T' McDonough P. M:Duffee M. 1. . McGregor M. 1-awk - .3 . Www X 1' if 4 Mclendon J. 2 r , r i i 3 MacDonald A. J '- ' 'A M R .T R AA, . Mud-in M. A V. 4 l J , J A l ' Madden B. 'Y s ZYV ,Q ffm: J ,W ' . Maieska T. H - . ' 7. 5 7, I' 'Ll A i , , if I ri . M aha T J f' . . ar ., . . K' 'Y 1 Mur:otN. 3 N Marcus R ig? .. L, ,H ' . -1. ' at f Qs. , M ' ' ' ' . 1 so how. eff- H ' W J . Marmont . A 3. Marshall D. MM-f 1 MMMM 152 . Marrineau R. Ig Q E J H M Q M. N Matheis A. 5 AV JI: V . M VA , J. Muueo F- . 'E ' fi- ' , .Qi ml I .. W. W.. 1 Mertens M. ,gi ax Q it . 'Qgg V KL h -E K V K... 3 .32 . X 4 , . BYEI' ,. 2 I - ' ': . . ' J 'fb . ' Q - MiIIerD. MillerW. jg... Modugno D. N ' Molleda J. '- Mottola P. -. r.. h J Muccillo R. Nelson M. T , M M,,.,i J Nodine G. is H wqtgi' , iggm 5 Fl 2' 13 - Oates J. V 5 0'Barr J. , eff .j'gg l 'w. f5ll. V O'Brien M. fi' ' R . J P . - .A ---- ffl? 4 'ft ' . - .lh ,ix ' wg A K .A J, W ' 4 0'ConnelI W. 'ff - , , 1 ' ul f f O'HanIon T. J .,,, 5 , ll Orlando V. ., . I r -z.,,,': if f Brother Julian C.5.C. custodian of the Brother's House, arranges QT! 1 2. Osborne C- the priests vestments in the chapel. W . ' Panissidi P. ,jump A QQ ' Parker L. I 1 rf. J' : 'l Paventi J. Peterson J. Petrotta W. i l W.. Petruui T. Phelon J. Pistone R. '. ' f i E .31 H , .. , f s P Q 7 H I 41 , .fe M F l fi M 1 A ,ff be ' V x 1 ' VL: ' K' :sr 2 V IL if A H ' . if .. . 2. .F- A V 5 I' 5 .. R uff 2 Q h'A ii. Sanchez F. Sanderson J. Schneider J. Sanchez W. Shalender P. Seagren L. Sanders D. Schmidt J. Scully J. Brother Phillip Snyderburn explains a chart in freshman re- , 'S-Q 5 . gg - il: T au. Q ' , 1 1 ' er' , Y ilnaa - W W- so H jk M In we K . S xv Q -,gi ,Q -i, X mllB FM WV -19 - , Platz W. Quigeley J. Ralston D. Redmond T. Reichman R. Roberts S. Rozell D. Porlier R. Quinn M. Randall R. Reichle T. Ritter F. Robinson B. Tracy R. Powers T. Quirino R. Reals P. Renaud M. Roberts F. Rouch E. Sakys G. ' Q Seighman G. ' ' - Shanahan J. -f b ,, shepherd E. ' 1 1 Rf- 1 to .... W e .tts ligion. Shirley J. , - Shockey T. . V- Sigler M. me , .Q I 4 ' 'l Slatten V. -' Q ' .. Sliva R. .l I ' 2 Sorrentino R. H.. A an . mn gig V t .. ... ' AV, Q Spreng W. 104 57 J 86 My t .. . Srott S. Stafford W. 63 Brother Edward Hagus instructs in the fundamentals of algebra. Tully T. Tuomey V. Tyler F. Vaccaro D. Vaile G. Vinci R. Wogener J. Walker H. Wallance T. Wardwell K. Washko A. Weber J. Aweigand T. Wells R. Westberg T whaling M. Wheeler H. Whitehead Wilhite C. Wilson J. Wilson P. Winckler C. Wontor J. Wyatt G. J. .-,..Sx 5 V fx V 'A D K' 1'i.rZ.A Kwan! -vi, d so 11. , in 4 'im if Q ii Q I ,, , ., . ...wg-,' l HF 'la ff X l Stockett J. Stratton H. Sudikctus Susco F. Sweet M. Tade S. Taesch R. Taylor A. Tedford J. Thomas R. Thompson Todd V. Trupani J. True J. Tufts B. . 2 H Q M swarms? 'H we .M G 'as 5 li Q wi ' tv, . .rr J 5 R sw- . J r -.... A x ln . . L V... .,A,, W L , A Af. r 4 f ' 4 1: Q . lr 2' ' H ,.,gf5' M as lm ,954 .,.,. , ,, ,, .2v-1f' -X ..' ri 'fr 1- 5 T 'H l'lf?f..5 sf tx r ,nw QQ, Q in r 1, ,, .. H' Zakar K. Yanks M. Yarborough J. Young J. Brother Thomas Aquinas discusses the Roman Empire with Richard Davis and Jeff Hancock. To keep in our minds Ihai our real purpose is to glorify God. gli Abato C. A . Adams J. . Archer M. 'Q' , Aussem R. Bacon B. Bastiani E. 61' I w . Q-:fi 3' 1 g 'Va I W Ml 'lt J ,image lg, si ...w. Barling M. M .W K L E Brother Elmer shows Joe Borella the mechanics of algebra, as QE'-.,1 Mike Ashen looks on. fm 5 Blau B. Black D. Boque J. Bothwell S. Bottoms D. Bowers O. Boykin J. Branchflowe Braden K. Bruttis S. Brace J. Brundage R. Brennan J. Brown P. Brownlee W Burr J. Carey R. Campbell P. Carr M. Cerrotta L. Chaky J. rL. Chumbrek R. Chic R. Christy T. 'A 'X' Al l X lx Benny R. ' - Chamberlin f ' .tvw 4. l. ix it J s n 4 Yi ii J ww. h 4, 1. BeaumontJ. 7 '- N l it Y Bettarel W. Beauchemin B. Beatty D. E 59 . 0 I .i,5u,,- ' . R B . q NRRRRR . ' ' f i . J 3 it lll M4 xi . 1 l , L M- T 5 Q W V W fi lg fu 2 Q 3 J fl' J f ,.-- FW Q01 in I L 37. lx ..-yn l if Hx 4 x ffl. wi. 'Q fa, 'Q A L R .r - . ,.-.5 'ii 'ii B. f-49 2, , W, J ,. t. Q ik .1 , . -wxziixim... . B . W 'ii 2.2 'I' ' s 1 'V U 9 ',-: x Cicuto J. Clemons B. Cocagne D. 5 ,, . sr. .l.: - , , ZS ., s 5 'X 'W ie.. - P Y l - X .L 2' be Ea? Coghlan P. Colgan F. Collaui C ings 1, L I ,f .ii if . ,tj Cook S. Coughlin B. Coulter R. , .,., A . .5 , x . 'Z ' 5 if in , .fa 'I r 5 'Q' V is X K. is 5 2. 2. se ,1- x K .mfvi , .A . , .I were AJ' Courtney R. Cox J. Crossland P. Donohue T. Doss D. Dow C. Dow L. Downey P. Downs B. Duffy M. Dysart C. Ebert P. Eck T. Edson M. Ehring R. Donielsen L. D'Arco V. Davis R. if Q? s f i R h ii i' V V - 1 ., ' XM 'x X X 5' ' .nfl -V 7, fi ... g fv T, by - ,.VV 523 4- 'iii , : I ka Dawson J. Deeths T. DeMartini C. DeRenzis A. DiMuzio T DeCheIIis R. Delorme R. Dempsey G. Dickinson M. Dobson A Deem D. DeMaria T. Dempster G. Dieli F. Dodd J. 4 - Brother luke keeping the grounds in order. i 1 1. 1 v Ellender l.. Enright F. 'W Q -4 Erikson R. i i 1. ' 'J V Frith-Smith J. '. ' ' Y Falvo R. A 2' Il' Farrell J. Farley J. Fell J. ' x lf X s Us Q Fehrenbach B. y Ficht P. Fitzgerald J. , 2 N , Filice E. -. Q -E Flynn E. Flynn E. J. Flowers P. tiff 5 . fs. 53. -tus SMR Forester P. Ford E. Friedmann D. Franzwa B. Freeman J. Fuson D. Groff G. Gagen P. if . if J Flaherty J. 1 WQJ - 1' V ii x 'W nf W x Pure posing for Brother Eagan's religion CIGSS. ni! '15 5 Galiote R. Gallagher W. Garnett W. Garrels R. Germaine M. Glaha K. Glenn G. Golisch J. Good B. Goodman J. Greene J. Greene T. Griswold S. Guerin T. Guiuo C. . .fi , W . x zllllsl A-1 R fe .- .,. 7 6 .. 3 E 'A . -f'V .' V' 1 of ,V , V Vx R li' ii' li'l ., . ya- 'my 1 it 1 . WW Q . Q1 6 .yy'Vy QF A 'M 'l' -W . , . J Z , y W . 3, . y L . . 2-f f fx .5 V. I E M la f Ni 1 ' 4 ill . D H is , 1. Q -V . G . My 5 V , .leg I .A 1. s 2 - E 5 4 -1 ' F ak gig H if. 5 'H V.. . - . ld F, l g g . TQ? H 3-.. i 1 ' -f i J ll 3 f ' 'il l -' 'J J Ui L' Hacking T. Holkyard B. Harrington M. Houck R. Hershay M. Haldeman B. Hammer 5. Harter F. Hauge B. Hidalgo R. Hairell S. Hancock J. Hassett C. Hensel T. Hiegert B. A .Q K .. Jones J. I ' 'X Knczmarek R. lg ,' Kame K. . I . f Q it -. lv - --- X l 2 . i Kane K. L , V . ' , J Kasper D. ' I -. K 1 Keithley J. ll. - . V T f .I , T Kelly M. , Q ' ' Kimball T. V, King M. .. KY 4 ' A its W J - I Kircher G. ', ' , 5 I 1 Kirsch R. it . Klarin T. K A Q X .. A 41,4 ' 1' K, V f 'P Q -N A K Higgins T. HiIbertA Hodges P Eg ' T X V: V dm ,X x . ff iz., ,. Hoff S. Hood R. Howell A. Huebner E. Hutchison T. Imhoff F. 5 1'-i i Z Intlekofer J. Iverson J. Jackson R. Bridge, Canasta, Gin-Rummy, Hearts? R 9V X ? is n Jarrott L. Javurek A Johnson K 69 5 fx X55 i .qs 'L G 1 , L fs .M L L- iii ,S WJ. gf' .EQ .I H 'gf if xii., ,X R iii .Q e L . 70 i I x M i, -sri s x . ,z. in R fl' . rw? . f 'Q ii- . le- ff 5 gk ' i f S lu :ll r a n ...fr wvg, w if ...ff 'L ...E 11 4. N19 vim, JY 1 5.25 2 .g . Ae - Klein R. KniNeI G. L Kopay G. y y ' I Kouinik M. Q - L I 3' ' xL M Labansai A. A In 5, ,X I Lafferiy C. ' . Lane S. L ,ri ,Vi -ge... W La Verde B. 5 2- .. . wa. L I Lawton J. ' in Leahy P. A Q 5 Lee T. ' -X - k x I 4 . - 1 ,, Lafevre S. 5 v L 5 at ' ,VVV A K' Lewis T. LIL-Eff L T? A ' L Lindenberg J 'F' , A L f 'W Lipnickil. qv X I X L ' E - , li Lipski A' - 3. K X , :.:L I- .. Loebig A. V V Lombardi E. f ' Ludwig R. 5 ' .N A' N ' Lusk J. 1. Z is ,xr A b I F Q! L -4 3' Lynch T. u L '-.V ' . QL 4 ' 1 McArdle J. W ' 531. ' K .ggi ' - .V 1 ' McCalla D. A ' - 5. 3 , ,x V' McCoy D. x N im . ir s 1' Tile McCoy B. McCoy R. McDonald D. McDonald L. McGirl T. Mader G. Brother Gordian and his efficiency crew. Maier L. Maloney M. Mancini A. Marshall K. Marve E. Mason W. Mayer W. Mayo G. Mayock W. ' I . we v 1 e- fi. li? 5' H ' I Axe. H.:-'i'5g..'.:i-Fa R .. Q , Q R - A . .i'- , .p ,. .. Q N ' '1 X , A i QP 7 gy Q. .., , , 'i Parker M. Peru G. Parshall J. Perrin G. Rioux R. Peterman C. e watch on the attendance J S it p Qi: :qv we f 9' E- fs X aug. fi. , .. 'l ff.. . ff . we ,. 'P . ' Q -.. VPL V- ,,.,,. , V f J I . , 6 a A M A gy , 9 , p L j wh, QA., : V. Nw : K fa I ' 7' P ff ' J , Qs 2 , fl ', J .a W' z I ' ' . ' X 1 ax - lf' f 121 6. N . ll W' x KX X ' tk vi' it Q ug Z, K N 6 y' f R . t R W 4. . f G J 2 if-'1 ' Meyer T. Malony T. Morales R. Mummey R. Napolitano Neilson J. Norton J. Oswald D. Miller W. Monica M. Moreno E. Muntean R. Newton W. Niotta M. Novelli N. Paiares W. Millerberg D. Monico C. Morse W. Murphy R. Nichols R. Noonan R. 0'Sullivan D. Palmer R. Brother Fredric Williams keeps :los records. V W Peterson E. Q L, W , .G Pettiiohn P. , ' ,J - ' - Phillips D. - H R 7 H- ' J .., xv!! X V B Polizzi J. Poss J. 2, Powroznik J. vm 'E 1? 4 I . - 4 PrettyrnanJ . 'Y I ' Purdy D. it - is Pusl K. N . Rademocher T. Randall R. Rauch G 7l uw 'L .1 'M-a 3 M .vi M . 5' 1',1 S l if . 'W'1f A i f fix 1AA A l i z L in ffl' ,Qi S ii. A 2 K .T V Re l g 'I F-41. L? A-a M 4 l .1 V 1 Q--Q., ' Q x -ss 1 5, Reardon T. -- Reed D. X . 2 ' ' Rice T. 1 ,, A Wie? WE W Lv e ' 'K ,- 3 L ' ff. I ' Riehle F. Riggio J. AlC's Y ' g 5? . A Rini T. Rioux D. Risk D. , Roberts T. Rochester A. Rodriguez A. , 'P .., , .,. . . Q :ggi lu WR . y H 1 - -1. Rogerson M. R Rohan D. . + ffl. 1- ' Salazar B. gg. .T . 4 Q -L . w K . . 'jp Sagalewlcz L. l A t 'M ag. . . X. x . HM... - L Salerno V. 4 .T ' Sartoris J. . L ' +L Scanlan L. . 1 r E -' 4 A Schaefer D. ff... ' , - Schmidt R. Schoonover Seidler R. Shubeck B. Sigler P. Simon B. Sisilli C. Smith B. Stacey R. Stifter W. Stella A. Stine P. Stearman A. Stafford T. Stafford J. P. Schaefer J. Schaller L. . 'x Salida A. I J 3 . E . A -. Scanlan R. 'Q T. Bro. Charles Escobar takes inventory along with the cafe workers ' ,, '1'??S' Q J if . W V: .yr ggi., 2-.Si .W . fi? EMR an R - semi. pw 4 ..,: kffiif zu ' fi if R 2 -gy .1 K :Q J 1. 1'5- Wehinger W. Wehan E. Wesl B. Wheeler N. Wherry R. While D. While J. Wilhelm D. Williams T. Wissman J. Wilken U. Wise D. Williamson R. Wohland K. Vang G. Stein P. Slreb W. Sluffmann M Sundby T. Swickard B. Szilagyi W. Tedford P. Tauchas P. Taggart M. Takacs R. Thompson R. Thurin W. Tinelli J. Tipre J. Tierney V. Toda L. Tolley M. Urgel G. Wagener R. Walker R. Waller P. Ward M. Ward J. Webb D. Vereuck J. Webber D Vigeanl V. Youngfllelsch J Vvsele K- Yeakel R VOS' P- Drullinger R if ' 29 55,21 gk Q. MR. SPINDOLA'S f L-2 ROW 1: Allison D., Schneiderhan E., Weigand M., Hoy C., Browson E., Pearson A., Selmour R., Machu T. ROW 2: Vetter L., Werlh C., Higgins J., Brown B., Gielzan B., Concha M., Gallagher O., Galieote T., Sanchez P., Arcarese L. ROW 3: Pelerson G., Jacobs P., Herring T., Berardi J., Nay- lon D., Walter J., Newkirk J., Merkons B., Webber D., Coshran D., Lagareia R. ROW 4: Washko P., While G., Woods T., Hall B., King J., Des Sales B., Pefrello K., Griffin C., Donin Z. fly 74 l am a Freshman. I .I Tim Bronchelti of recollection. UFS' on-, 4' sh'-r x '. ,yd aai, qi' assisls Father Kuvali in dislribuling Holy Communion during a day 551: 9 vw Q. wk J . 5 X if ge. , -,. ROOM 34 ROW 1: DeAcetis A., Hougard M., Asher T., McCarthy D., Kluri D. Williams E. ROW 2: Ganghi G., Benson D., Bazar W., Wagenbach L., Kelley R., Mitchell D., Taggert T., Carter T., Yates C., Baker J. ROW 3: Chaplin B., Erlinger M., Baldewicz J., Schable J., Flynn B., DeSales S., Moss A., Sterling M., John D., Maker J. ROW 4: Miller K., Quinn W., Maggio F., Wood M., Sforzini L., Jenkins D., Wesely P., Cameron R., Hoefflin S., Wessler C. .- E ?. J 4? 1' 1 R N Room 33 ROW 1: Dirlam M., Rioux P., Prevatt R., Abato G., Livoti R., Florio D., Castle J., Vinci C. ROW 2: Binando I., Weigand R., Fernandez F., Roberts C., Vedder M., Barry G., Dickenson T., McKee R., McNulty G., Sebastian R. ROW 3: Wurl J., Gannon T., Livzey J., Oswald T.., Debs R., D'Acchioli V., Reynolds J., Winkler T., McMenamin W., Rini P. ROW 4: Burns M., Parker P., Frisina T., Edwards R., Gilligan R., lcardo F., Fewless M., lopez R., Glenn J., Leiker R. Many freshmen and sophomores ioin in the daily recitation of the Rosary in the Brother's chapel at the close of their lunch period. -x ' L ROOM 31 ROW 1: Kettmer H., Braecklein J., Gobel G., Martens R., Monaco A. ROW 2: Scnetene S., Palma P., Ferrara C., Sine D., Parlato D., Goudge J. ROW 3: Flynn J., Murphy D., Miller G., Urone D., Espinet M., Shannon J. ROW 4: Mortara M., McGowan P., McAndrews G., Guth J., Gallup W., Fazio E. ROW 5: Hall H., Spencer C., Conway E., Heft J. ROW 6: Fitzgerald J., Selna J., Griffin T., Herbst J. ROW 7: Oliver E., Austin M., Rell E., Matonak R. ROW 8: McConnel D., Gregoire M., Christiansen J., Fellong J., Styskal T., Peckous, F., Bathker J. ROOM 5 ROW l: Boyd C., Tripodi P., Green R., Rice K., Pollard M., Quigely T., Brown T., Lewis J. ROW 2: Gill J., Rangel P., Vanond D., DeEncio R. Belue J-, Lynch B., Donnelly T., Houle P., Leatart P. ROW 3: Drahos B., Laskowski M., Pabst G., Downs S., Dubin T., Ventura R., Davis H. Goodwin B., Natividad E., Herlick J., Sanchez R. ROW 4:Kuhner L., Perry D., Polk J., Hauge D., Monsour F., Guerre M., Hilton L., Bailey L. Kelly R., Jimenez F. , 'N . ....,-5 PM ' M if ROOM 1 2 ROW 1: Frame A., Gannon P., Pelleter D., VanTrump B., Stark L., Portugal D., Overmire M., Thomas D., Yuhasz A., Bruno D., Cavaliere P. ROW 2: Bank K., Geib D., Baca F., Frein T., Lopez R., Giangrassa T., Sullivan L., Haas R., Koenig J. ROW 3: Tadlock P., Stark R., Herre M., Johnson D., Northrup H., Taylor H., Pierson J. ROW 4: Phillips W., Borders P., Smith R., Tousignant P., Nero M., Lerner M., Feliz C., Boylan C., Mosca J. Brother Eugenio directs the band at the Mt. Carmel Game. ROOM 3 6 ROW 1: Johnson D., Lodas P., Bowers J., Salazar R., Corwin R., McCoy T., Strasser T., Chapman B. ROW 2: 0'Meara M., Hanson D., Petrotta V., Hill D. W., Frame N., Spano A., Driscoll T., McAdam P., LoBianco R., Monteleone N. ROW 3.Bellin, B.,Matheson M., Morrissey R., Guiboa J., Bauccio C., Glover R., Detroia J., Boening E., Ducharme P., Smith F., Bicho A. ROW 4: Campbell G., Nolan J., Padgett M., Zanghi L., Scar- pace M., Keith S., Maruca C., Milligan R., Max D. valium!! K f 1 ,nv , , , 'Y ROW l: Marshall W., Bruster M., Sleffler J., Sorenlino G., La Cava G., Ordway R., Reynolds B., Prafle R. ROW 2: DelFaro G., Hakinson T., Parker D., Wealton l., Pelicano D., Linger D., Caslro J., Hill R., Kaerner E., Salvaria R., Carter S., Sarteer J. ROW 3: Clemons B., O'Brian P., Meyer J., Barns J., Gricco E., Baukowski B., Krahforsl N., Mevson A., Brown B., Hill D. ROW 4: O'Brian R., Giler J., Wean W., Wollmila T., Freeze D., La Hime R., Lehomn A., Petrella J., Donckels R. A Telegram arrives. This is one of the high lights in the sophomore's successful Hell's-a Poppin assembly. Singing the praises of our football leam on Ihe eve of the Banning game. nn- at 79 xi- X fsxx 1, ,, X Xa xx A W , if F117 X' .N 7' ' mf Q fb ..,gp W e ' X 4 1 vW , .K EQ ' X , , KN i J - M A 4 R A wx R f WS? 4-. SPORTS SPORTS EDITORS: ROGER SHANNON, GUY BAUMANN, RAY SEIDER S Ri' R ' f fx ' f ' f ., f Y 9 'R f ff - X 1 I ' ffl llqx z L Y K, , X ig '19 I , cf- 'Ti 1 3 , O, . ,K 11' CA ' N :ei 'A Q . J X K Q I M , , X y f 'Q X A N N Wk rf J' iff 9 K f V- ' A Y KSA: f ' N H X N R A f f X - ' 'if 1' ' .X ' Sis XX ' 1 f N O . 'P' S X 'g',x,X, rg.. M mf v ' ,xl O p Tom May if l i ,ie A V. - Jim Vuchsas L Fr I ls-1 X e Dave Kopay evades tacklers on a punt return. 5 W5-,4 h f,' eq Notre Dame iumped off to an early lead to hand Foothill League runnerup Burroughs a 6-O defeat. The Knights scored after 5 min- utes of the first period. Quarterback Jim Vuchsas threw a pass intended for end John Kirsch but the aerial went through Kirsch's arms and Dave Martin pulled it in, stepping into the end zone for the score. Tom Brown 4 at ,I M ,V 4 ...X ' f N .sefiirt T A . ' is ' 'i....,...,.' as ., 6 t A ' Q , fwfr 2 . . r . cas gg, f V- f. im 1 A 1-. M, ,.,, nt. rksiq NMMA, ,Z A, . Y. , ,.,,,,,. F mg QQ x,.2?,,,,.-5, , it my -xiuw A IW ' T Q C F576 mt lf E. fl- 6 'M sau Bakey Playing well but inconsistently the Knights spoiled their Catholic League opener by being tied by Serra 20-20. The Cavaliers scored the first touchdown due to a costly fumble on the l5 yd, line. lt wasn't until late in the second period that N.D. hit paydirt. Jim Vuchsas connected with Dave Martin on a 43 yd. pass play, and Terry Supple booted the extra point to tie it up. Starting the second half, the Knights, playing heads up ball, marched 46 yds. in ll plays. Mike Ashen did the honors by piling over left tackle. Supple's PAT was missed. The fans had no chance to sit down, for Serra's Art Stinbeck burst through the center of the line for the touchdown. The extra point was good, and Serra was once again in the game. With only four minutes left JimVuchsas rolled out on the Cavalier ll, seeing no one open, he scampered for 6 points and what looked like the winning touchdown. Supple's PAT was good and the Knights led 20-l3. On the opening play from scrimmage the Cava- lier's Mike Reed caught a 65 yd. pass and scampered down the sidelines for the touchdown. The extra point was good, and Serra had knotted the score for the final time. . Q A X i 1 ,wwf Pat Butler John Salzman ,, . -- '- A 4 ' - M gr.. ' : if ' xg . 84 ' ' QS., Looking for their first Catholic League victory, N.D. now traveler to St, Anthony's. The Knights scored first, moving 82 yds. in I2 plays. Mike Ashe fumbled on the 2 yd. line but Paul Walker pounced on it as it bounce into the end zone. Supple's conversion was missed, and the Knighl led 6-0. St. Anthony came right back with Tyrone Price leading the attacl Price scored from the 4, the PAT was good, and the Saints took the leac St. Anthony scored again on Bob Goodman's dive over left tackl from the two. N.D., not to be outdone, gave the ball to fleetfoote John Jones, who behind a wall of N.D. blockers plunged over fron 2 yds. out. Supple's PAT was good and the Knights had tied it up. Late in the 4th quarter, Price again broke loose, this time gallopin 53 yds. to paydirt giving the Saints the win. John Becker Paul Walker -v g !Tf'- few . . -f -fm ,LA 4 - . f an ik if Y, L J. hJ . 4--fy as ,F ,,.. I v Q 'Z H55 N3 ' 1 if M-, 5-va, 4 4:1 , ' it sm. -. , f ff2.ij,TL- nv ,- A . .,.,, . wa .. f W.-1. 4 f-5. 5, i , gQfq:.Qu.kMu? ' , 1..- , .. Q . A 'l'f'l .5 , vii' K . wi , is ,ff MW lx -21,1 wa' Y Q ' N 'Y it Playing before a Mt. Carmel homecoming crowd and unable to defend against the Crusaders sharp passing attack, Notre Dame bowed 20-O. Deceptive pass.ing and ball handling by the Crusader quarterback Mike Arnone was the decid- ing factor in the game. The first score came when Pat Butler fumbled on the Notre Dame 30 yd. line and Frank Pozsgai picked off the fumble and scampered into the end zone. In the third quarter, quarterback Arnone completed two touchdown passes of 37 yds. and 8 yds., thus handing Notre Dame their second defeat in the Catholic League play. , gt H24 . i , 3 ac'i 'z.L 'T-Sfl 4, A . .- , -T up - -v-- ' in ., . -1 ' . T K T L im! - - l:'.,.g?jj,,,'5,,, f z f ?51i5ili'f 'P ,. - V ' 65 t ,,. L 'I g- 'H-rift' We - fr 1 if 9' ' -- 1 - .-- 5 , a. . , ., 65 . , ik- gf ffr r ,K f .gs...,,k kdmxy K i e.,-1 qw , . t f.. T it pP fvHsH'..M,:f '- - - fi .. ,. A I J 1 i t T, - ,, f . ,r 1. A 211: 4 ' a 1, it it lic, T 1 Tm t 1-rss Bill Dellubertis Mike Hairell A come through performance by the entire Notre Dame team spelled defeat for Loyola, as the Knights dumped the Cubs 14-O. Terry Supple was the big rock for the Knights defense, making more than half the tackles. The Cubs never passed the Knights 30 yard line, thanks to the alert secondary spirited by Kurt Wolfe. Runs of 79 yards by .lim Vuchsas and 67 yards by Dave Kopay highlighted the game. Alert safety Bob Bateman blocked a Loyola pass into the wait- ing arms of Tom May who scampered down the sidelines for the touchdown. The game's other touchdown came in the third period when Dave Kopay ripped around left end on a 37 yard touch- down scamper. lt was N.D.'s first Catholic League win. i,.,s-2 J. Caine, J. Rolphs, R. Shan ing Court: Princess Cheryl X yo L s W' v 4 3 it non, ond R. Pease introduce the homecom- Johnson, Princess Judy Jones, Queen An- nette Montague, Princess Lindo Kurth, ond Princess Carol Stockhouse. ,-45 N7-'A Judy Jones waves to the crowd as she passes the grandstand. New :Q 3 'V k jfy: -sw i U Q.: , ,N . , tv a' ' 7' 'Wm Q , . W t Jm5.'.2,,.,,i.' ,rw N 1 ...ll .bf ti .He-, l f . sm .ss 1 X 'Tim 14 fl 'Q ' X? Y T, K i t f 5 ,... G 'f Larry Gooch Jim Brooks Lacking the ability to gain ground in the clutch, the Knights played to a score- less tie with Pius X in their final Catholic League game of the year. The game marked Notre Dame's third tie, earlier they battled Serra and Cathedral to draws. Dave Kopay and Jim Vuchsas started the first march into the Warrior's territory only to have it stopped on the 7 yd. line. The next time the Knights got the ball they drove to the 15 yd. line only to fall one yard short of the first down. With only four minutes remaining the Knights moved from their 18 yd. line to the Warriors l8. With fourth down and three yds. to go, quarterback Bill Stifter dropped back to pass only to be smothered by the right side of the Pius line. This game left the Knights with a l-2-3 record in Catholic League play, which was a tie for fourth place. The fighting lrish once again outdid their opponents on the statistical chart but the potent Pilots were too much to handle. Notre Dame gained 362 yds. while Banning only had 3Ol, the Knights collected I8 first downs to the Pilots 12. Within the first 2 minutes of the game Terry Yamamoto scored 2 touchdowns. During the game he gained l50 yds. in 18 carries. The big gun for the Knights was. Dave Kopay who picked up lOl yards in l2 carries for an 8.5 average. Kopay set up the first tally by intercepting a Pilot pass. After successfully executing an onsides kick, the Knights marched to the Pilot's ll yd. line. Five plays later Kopay went over center for the tally. The loss gave Notre Dame a 3-3-3 record for the year. Paul Walker and Pat Butler Kurt Wolfe I X. 7 Mr. Vessela, Mr. Spindola, Mr. Ramos, Terry Supple and Paul Walker. ' 4 f 5, . - ,, 5, k r ' h ' -51' 2 if r r r r If M .fl 'mw' H K ' N1W'1 K ,. r Quinton Cedar 5- fl A fy .,1. Z., E.. Q, ' LKLV Q - :Ohh VKFLSCII if ,M ' ' 'V K U W om a one - ' - v ,-,,- 4 I , w A Y f:i'13.'?n' W H - Q iifq., .YJ 45'35?1f f f i yfifif' - - , ' I .,,,..., fy .,,.,, gl - ff 7'WvE5,7f 'wif , 1 v w Q v'i-TL f Q?. - '11 'a 'ff' 'H , ' H kj Ziwffi . rr- -f..L 3' 7? 31 w r r ---V A N K rl ,, . X I ww, L, -ai ir, V f-if - ' -an .Q-. 1 ha ,xxfrfirigf 1, ' Q A , . M M V ,K gt Kun Wolfe 'Q , j ' gy Mike Marandi A Lk,, ' 1 , W V W Mike Rofunno V V L' k k W-1,2 ' A:kk', .,T,?-La-af' 4 , U, ' MN ,71 aa 64 gfl 25 QQ .41 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM he-Q..-4. ROW l: Brooks J., Ashen M., Volone T., Bateman W., Hairell M., Walker P., Kopay D., Bakey W., Kirsch J., DeRubertis W., Caruso D. ROW 2: Coach Bob Spindola, Cencak F., Gouch L., Manahan T., Donckels J., Connelly E., Brown T., Wilhelm D., Supple T., Bennett J., Matheis A., Hays F. ROW 3: Panissidi P., May T., Becker J., Stifter W., Sanchez R., Hoerth T., Butler P., Martin D., Monica C., Petruzzi T., 0'Hanlon T., Coach Tom Vessala, Coach Rudy Ramos. ROW 4: Bronchetti T., Clemons B., Mottola P., Cedar Q., Conners T., Schmidt J., DeFina M., Wolfe K., Jones J., Vuchas J., Sweet M., Reichle T., Rotunno M. ROW 1: J. Kirsch, B. DeRubertis, T. Supple, B. Bakey, J. Becker, P. A ,,.j', 5 il 4 K ,.,,?5A+1, 4 ff? J A- ,fl ki, Q ,-, K5 J :-555 31. 2 112' 1. ' 1.1. 1' .Y K ' Q lrjf. ' B Y Walker, K. Wolfe. ROW 2: D. Caruso, J. Vuchas, M. Ashen, D. Kopay. I 1 A J Y Q! Z ,E I I,, V '.A Qilgflfil 4 ? l li if 5 E f OTJ. E Y Q , 3 4 ',, ..,, 1 A 5 - ' J. ' lll ,ll,J i f Q h A ,M K E., . A . 's ? If . be .,1.- tr p J ' ' A 's,, Q 1. H 5 ll 1 1 ' J ' 'l ' . wb H-se f . , : left . 1 I .gg .K f - , A 1 v. 'ST . , A A sl 5 2 . , l L . . .Q I ,Y Q ,.., , ,. .,.,, if 'E' 1959 CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM ROW I lleft to rightl: J. Sartoris, l.. Von Bank, W. Newton, W. Bazar, asst. coach C. Vinci, J. V. coach H. Lewis, asst. coach J. Everoke, W. Garnett, W. Halkyard, D. Millerburg, .I. Petrella. ROW 2: D. Risk, T. Stafford, B. Swickard, G. Urgel, R. Kirsch, T. Christy, A. Javurek, L. Novelli, D. Wilhelm, L. Toda, W. Schraner, mgr. J. DeMaria. ROW 3: mgr. T. Dickinson, J. Cox, T. Meyer, M. Koutnik, T. Reardon, M. Monica, .I. Cicuto, T. Donahue, G. Casey, T. Woods, V. Salerno, M. Edson. ROW 4: T. Galieote, W. Gallagher, R. Mummey, M. Gregoire, S. Hairell, J. King, P. Rymkus, B. Hall, V. Vigeant, A. Lipski, D. Wise, mgr. R. Gilligan. ROW I lleft to rightl: Captains .Iohn Cicuto and William Halkyard. ROW 2: Asst. coach John Everoke, .I. V. coach Henry Lawis, and asst. coach Andy Vinci. .Sp 47 6,-0 -0 l 2 K s 1 - el -li Although the Junior Varsity Football team of Notre Dame started out slowly, they were to show talent and teamwork as the year went by. In the first game, against Burroughs, the Junior Knights met a fast moving, explosive offense. With a quick 20 points being scored against them, the J.V.'s never could completely recover. The highlight of the game, however, was undoubtedly Walter Newton's 60 yard run for a touchdown. The game ended 26-7. lHaIkyard, Reardon, Sartoris, Newton pictured below.i Anita 5.4. r,.f . Hall Javurek Salerno Cicuto Schraner Mummey Lipski On the following Thursday the Junior Knights journeyed down to Serra and took a 6-0 beating. lt was noted, however, that Serra had Juniors on their team and as a result the game was forfeited. St. Anthony now felt the heavy hand of our mighty team and lost by a solid 21-0. Newton, Reardon, and Urgel each scored. Cathe- dral was the next team to fall. Newton again scored as well as Vigeant to help the rout. lt ended l4-O. Halkyard gots around right and for first down. i ,, ,,, -1 - -. l Halkyard scores! The last league game of the year was played against Pius X and we still had a chance to come out on top of the league if we only could win today. With the backfield of Newton, Reardon, Halkyard, and Sartoris-and with a strong line, we felt ready. Very quickly we showed our superiority over a good Pius team. Rapidly we piled up the score because this was the biggest one yet. With the firing of the final gun, Notre Dame knew that at last we had won a championship in football. The J.V.'s had truly brought the school its first Catholic League trophy for the game of the foot. 1. , 4' .xx . ,Q ' v. - ,Par e1.:g.,g,1,'f4 wel '1 . .. - l . Y. 0 ffl 'I-H1 '- i . f5?.1'4f2l12+2?51 liiij at l f 1 . . rl - ,,,.. V H A 'Qssf .. X ,la-as f-' g tg ' -W11'55lif71 fwii21 if-tf!:'if:' 'i,si5f2TZi ,. 'lg' 1, . ' 'i -i l3i 5iI 'g .4 r V.-111415-?1.Z'::3lig??5555252 ' - i ff . f , ' ' My Q Y -Y - gags:-.,, 4 ,. - ., A .' ' ., - .I .L.,.,?sg5g,E3.3,,5.f:?52.1. U M My ' ' 5 . 1' si-Ji ., 213.74 1 K V . P new Jslfiaif ilfux -. mzgpf 5 ' ' f fQT:'.,'?g' . ,g:Lg Newton about to be tackled. On the last play of the season Stafford intercepts and runs it back 90 yards for the deciding T.D. The Cross Country Season started with a thumping three way victory over Bur- bank, South Pasadena, and Beverly Hills, giving their new mentor, Mr. Engle, ca preview of things to come. Following closely on the heels of the initial triumph was a split tie and win over Glendale Hoover and Glendale High, respectively. Flushed with victory, the thin-clads ran over Cantwell in the first C.L. meet of the season. Sophomore Judd Iverson led the crew in this contest, as well as running a blistering 8:46 against Cathedral the following week. Fine performances were turned in by all, but the Spooks squeaked by in their closest meet of the season. St. Anthony was run out of Centinella Park when they met the Knights of the Valley, and the Mt. SAC Invitational proved a fine conditioner for the Loyola meet. The fastest times of the season were recorded on this day, as Notre Dame edged Loyola by 2 slim lO point margins. The morale was high when the team faced Piux X beneath the starters gun, but Pius was to emerge the victor as they cinched first place in the Catholic League, R. Buccola, E. Walker, W. Staf- ford, J. Stafford, J. Farrell, J Iverson, Coach Tony Engle. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM cola, L. Walker, P. Buccola, J. Farrell ROW 2: Manager Fuson, H. Stratton, M Markin, Ed Flynn, G. Mayo, G. Blessmer ROW 1: J. Iverson, J. Stafford, R. Buc- 1, we , . - tftw., W .ami The Junior Varsity followed the example of the Varsity Cross Country team and gave great promise of things to come. lt became a byword with Coach Engle, Wait till next year. Coach Engle gives last minute instructions before Catholic league Championship. THE '59 CRGSS COUNTRY TEAMS J. V. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-ROW 1: Scanlan R., Franzwa W., Hidalgo R., Wean E., Greene J., Powers M., O'Barr J. ROW 2: Sakys G., Forster P., Roberts S., Farrell J., Scully J., Takacs R., Manahan T., Allison D., Kelley M. We wish to thank the boys of the photography staff, Kent Burton, Dick Uschyk, Nick Pisani, Doug White, AI Washko, and Pat Hodges for their sacrifices and all the time they put in attending the football games and taking such outstanding photographs for the sport section of the yearbook. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mgrs. Carl Giacomantonio, Tyler Hutchison, Captain Bill Moser, Nicholas Napolitano lMgr.l. BACK ROW: Nick Micelli, Dave Kopay, Jack Intlekofer, Joe Borella, Dick Piantadosi, Jim Tedford, Marlin Foxworth, Mike Kinney, Bud Lawrence, Bob Wright. VARSITY SCHEDULE Practice Games: ll-3 Notre Dame ...... 78 Grant .. Notre Dame ...... 74 Monroe . .. Notre Dame ...... 63 Burbank .. Notre Dame ...... 67 Alumni .,.. Notre Dame ...... 5l Hoover . .. Notre Dame ...... 57 Pasadena .. .... Notre Dame ...... 80 Burroughs .. .... Notre Dame ...... 82 St. J. Bosco Notre Dame ...... 57 Serra ...... .... Notre Dame .,.... 50 Cathedral . . . . .. Notre Dame ...... 62 Pius X .... Notre Dame ...... 58 Muir ..... Notre Dame ...... 7l Pasadena . League Games Notre Dame ...... 53 Cathedral . . .... Notre Dame ...... 45 Loyola .......... Notre Dame ...... 61 St. Anthony Notre Dame ...... 43 Pius X .... Notre Dame ...... 33 Mt. Carmel Notre Dame ...... 77 Serra ...... .... Notre Dame ...... 65 Cathedral . . . . . . Notre Dame ...... 69 Loyola ..... .... Notre Dame ...... 46 St. Anthony Notre Dame ...... 49 Pius X .......... Notre Dame ...... 52 Mt. Carmel Notre Dame ...... 64 Serra ...... .... 98 Season Record: l5-ll 5th in league Starting First String-Left to Right: BACK ROW: Dick Piantadosi, Joe Borella, Bud Lawrence. FRONT ROW: Bill Moser, Captain, Jim Tedford. X 3 Up and in, Tedford shows the form that made him top dog. BUD LAWRENCE Forward After showing great promise in their practice games, Notre Dame traveled to Cathedral to open their Catholic league season. The Phantoms, taking advantage of a iittery Knight team, iumped off to a nine-point lead early in the game. By the end of the third quarter, however, the sharp shooting of Joe Borella and Dick Pian- tadosi had moved the Knights to within 5 points of the now spooked spooks. After Piantadosi tied the score at 51-51 with only 50 seconds left, the Phantoms came back. Moving down the floor, they shot once and missed. They took the rebound. The seconds moved quick- ly by as they waited to shoot again. They did . . . and missed! We took the rebound, and now it was our turn. The clock showed one second left as .lim Tedford went up for a iump shot. The gun sound- JACK INTLEKOFER Forward 0 LEE DANIELSON Guard ed and the stands erupted. The final score-N. D. 53, Cathedral 51. Tedford tips for two more. Bill Moser sinks one in the last second to send the St. Anthany's game into overtime. For three quarters it looked like Notre Dame was going to hand St. Anthony their first Catho- lic league loss. But as the last quarter came to a close, the Saints, led by Tyrone Price, lumped to a seven point lead that seemed insurmount- able. Notre Dame didn't seem to be particularly upset about this development though, for iust before the buzzer sounded Bill Moser tossed in a lump shot that tied the score. The Knights held a two-point advantage in the overtime with lust eleven seconds to go when Price hit two free throws to tie it up again. The buzzer sounded for the second time, and the game was sent into a sudden death finish. After missing three quick shots, N.D. lost the ball to the Saints. They came down the court deliberately, after waiting for the perfect mo- ment, Tom Tucker lumped, shot, and the game was over. The final score: N.D.-61, S.A.-63. DICK PIANTADOSI JIM TEDFORD JOE BORELLA NICK MICEI-ll C 1 Guard Forward Forward en er Coach 0'Neil and the team tensely follow the action of the St. Anthony's game. lO0 Bill Moser puts in a crucial two in the Loyola game. The playful Cubs were a little rough when they handed the Knights their first Catholic League defeat of the season, 59-45, on the Cubs' home court. Taking a sizeable lead at the start, Loyola left the floor at half-time with the score 30-12 in their favor. Notre Dame managed to bounce back to within seven points in the second half, but they were unable to keep up with the determined Loyola squad. The game eventually ended with the Cubs in front by i4 points. After the scoring records were tabulated at the end of the season, Dick Piantadosi had become the leading scorer in the Catholic League, while Joe Borella was fifth. 5 ' f 3211 at A tsst BOB WRIGHT Guard MARLIN FOXWORTH Guard MIKE KINNEY Center BILL MOSER Guard DAVE KOPAY Guard TOP ROW, left to right: Coach Bell, Bob Clemons, Mike Cullen, Bart Hall, Mike Sweet, David Cross. SECOND ROW: Joe Wissman-Mgr., Rick Wagner-Mgr., John Bennet, Terry Lewis, Bill O'Connel, John Wagner, BOTTOM ROW: John Cicuto, Phil Wilson, Dennis Beelner, Tom Wallace, Don Purdy. J. V. BASKETBALL l02 Coach Bell and Captain Dave Cross proudly accept the J.V. Tourney award Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Dame ...... Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dome lst Dame Dame ...... Dame Dame Dame Dame Dqme Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame JUNIOR VARSITY Practice Games: 7-3 Grant . . Monroe . .. Burbank . . Alumni . .. Hoover . .. Pasadena . Cantwell . . Burroughs . Pius X .... St. Anthony Place in N.D. J.V. Tourney League Games: 4-8 30 Cathedral . Loyola .... St. Anthony Pius X .... Mt. Carmel Serra ..... Cathedral . Loyola .... St. Anthony Pius X .... Mt. Carmel Serra ..... Season Record ll-ll 5th in league ...29 ...34 ...56 ...56 ...53 . ...33 . ...32 ......28 ......41 ......36 ......32 ......52 ......59 ......44 ......37 ......4l ......45 ......54 ....,.52 ......57 Cross overpowering his opponent to get tip in a J. V. game ......54 ......49 Bart Hall sinks one in the St. Anthony game. REAR, Left to Right: M. Rymkus, P. Rymkus, A. Jauverek, C. Lafferty, Coach Vessalla, R. Walker, D. Phillips, L. Branchflower, T. Styskal G Casey, Mgr. FRONT: T. Atkinson Mgr., D. Cocagne, J. Sartaus, J. Germaine, B. Beauchemin, L. Van Dank, D. Millerburger. 1 B BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS B BASKETBALL Practice Games: 4-6 Notre Dame .... 32 Grant . .. Notre Dame .... 25 Monroe . Notre Dame .... 35 Burbank . Notre Dame .... 44 Hoover .. Notre Dame .... 49 Pasadena Notre Dame .... 47 Burroughs Notre Dame .... 43 Hoover .. Notre Dame .... '40 Burroughs Notre Dame .... 42 McKinley . Notre Dame .... 52 Crespi . .. League Games: 13-1 Notre Dame .... 44 Cathedral Notre Dame .... 37 Loyola . .. Notre Dame .... 35 St. Anthony Notre Dame .... 2 Pius X Notre Dame .... 52 Mt. Carmel Notre Dame .... 41 Serra .... Notre Dame .... 37 Rancho .. Notre Dame .... 52 Cathedral Notre Dame .... 43 Loyola . .. Notre Dame ...... 36 St. Anthony Notre Dame ...... 60 Pius X Notre Dame ...... 60 Mt. Carmel -f Notre Dame .... 50 Serra .... 5a,,o,,s choked, eh? Notre Dame .... 33 Rancho . . Season Record: 17-7 4 Coach: Tom Vessella League Champions FRONT ROW: Jim Bazar, Ed Wehan, John Herbst, Ren Falvo, Jim Petrella, Joe Wilson, Pat Tedtord, Ed Real, Dick Scanlan. BACK ROW: Roger Weigand, Gene Meyer, John Tipre, Mike Parker, Dick Seidler, Pat Sigler, Brother Bernard iCoachl. C BASKETBALL CHAMPS C BASKETBALL Practice Games: 7-2 Notre Dame ..... 28 Grant ... . . . .15 Notre Dame ..... l3 Monroe ....... 20 Parker soars above his opponent on the opening tip of a C intra-squad scrimmage. NOll'e DCIITIE ..... 36 BUI'bCInGk ..... 23 Notre Dame ..... 28 Pasadena ..... 24 Notre Dame ..... 34 Hoover ....... 43 Notre Dame ..... 35 Burroughs ..... 32 Notre Dame ..... 46 Rancho ....... l5 Notre Dame ..... 41 Crespi ... . . . .19 Notre Dame ..... 53 Rancho .. .... l5 League Games: lO-2 Notre Dame ..... 28 Cathedral ..... 30 Notre Dame ..... 36 Loyola ....... 30 Notre Dame ..... 37 St. Anthony .... 18 Notre Dame ..... 39 Mt. Carmel .... l2 Notre Dame ..... 2 Pius X ..... . . 0 Notre Dame ..... 30 Serra ........ 35 Notre Dame ..... 32 Cathedral ..... 29 Notre Dame ..... 40 Loyola ....... 26 Notre Dame ..... 44 St. Anthony .... 23 Notre Dame ..... 43 Mt. Carmel .... i0 Notre Dame ..... 43 Pius X ........ 24 Notre Dame ..... 49 Serra . . . . . .29 Season Record: l7-4 Coach: Brother Bernnard C.S.C. league Champions 105 N5 i, I f-.ijj--ss'-.sz--:' . 6 A, . 31 ii 1-li Ray Corbett finishes first in the 880 at the night meet with Pius X. -1 , f.. 3 ,,i..,g', 1 9' wily I tak-2 . ie i . ., Dali and Ruiz lead the park against Burbank. Polidoro, Bacon, and Jones show the form that made them VARSITY-TRACK LEAGUE CHAMPS ROW ONE: B. Gangi lMgr.l, H. Stratton, J. Wimsatt, R. Corbett, G. Urgel, B. Morovec, T. Hoff, G. Baumann, R. Seider, P. McGary, B. Tracey. ROW TWO: T. Monahan, R. Williamson, J. Salzman, S. Bansbach, T. Bronchetti, T. Stafford, P. Dali, M. Miller, B. Erlinger, B. Bacon. ROW THREE: P. Ruiz, V. Polidoro, L. Walker, J. Lamare, G. Sakys, R. Buccola, N. Zinn, R. Shannon, D. Kopay, M. Kusley, L. Palumbo. ROW FOUR: J. lversen, M. Mackin, B. Coleman, J. Beaumont, J. Jones, S. Berry, J. Allison, J. Hancock, K. Lasiter. ROW FIVE: V. Mucillo, T. Connors, A. Beaumont, B. Yeakel, C. Liberty, B. Wiegand, A. Lipski, G. Williams, D. Harrington, T. McMenamin. Coach Tony Engle helps Shannon and Seider improve their starting form. ye.. Qu r 7' f . lu -- .-,. unix? , W 5' X If 1. on as f ff 5, w ii I 4-'Q cr 1 Y . il. .. 1 , Q AVtA g kg: H.. g s ' ' af. gy ., . L .Q i V .Y 1 . A . Ak ' it I w l 1. 'iff' T -7 ' Y . t l Q 4 X! 2 ' A gl , , ,, L,kk. ,, 1,3 4 , A , A- f Q , . I.. ---Q ... ffl. 'M' 'Mer '3--1-1 5.4 - . --f -LEM, ww, --..,.,,,.-sb 'QKQ With a burst of speed, John Jones places second in the Bur- bank meet. :rig . 1 ' Brother Elmer, Athletic Director, discusses the schedule with Brother Frederick. Head Track Coach Tony Engle. Paul Dali hands the baton to Tim Bronchetti in a close relay race with Burroughs. Assistant Coach Francisco DeSoto chats with Polidoro, Hoff, and Salzmann. n shows the form that took him over 6'6 in the league finals. This height Guy Baumo was only hettered by one boy throughout the entire U.S. Paul Dali and Peter Ruiz fight for the lead in the high hurdle race. Wimsatt hits the tape. 1 Meet Scores-1960 TRACK RECORDS R. Buccola sets the pace in the half-mile in the St. Anthony meet. Varsity We They Bees We They Cees We They Burbank . . .............. 50-54 48 V2 -46 V2 53-33 Glendale . . . . . . .42-62 39-53 34-52 Burroughs . . . . . .39-65 43-52 43-43 California . . . . . .59-45 72-23 60 V2-25112 Muir ........ .. .38-66 21-63 26-51 St. Anthony's .. . .. .83-21 67112 -22112 57-29 Pius X ....... . . .76112-27112 84112 -10W 56-30 Serra ...... . . .57 V2 -46112 71-23 56-30 Cathedral .. . .. .66-38 80-15 42112 -41112 Loyola ........... . . . 82112 -21 V2 73-21 79112 -6112 Mt. Carmel ................ 89-15 73-22 74-12 Catholic League Finals ........ 53112 44112 50112 Serra 40 Serra 34 Cathedral 46 Won 7 Lost 4 Won 8 Lost 3 Won 8 Lost 2 Tied 1 1960 1960 1960 LEAGUE CHAMPS LEAGUE CHAMPS LEAGUE CHAMPS T ROW ONE: T. Hoff-V 2, 3, 4, P. McGarry-B 2, V 3, 4, L. Walker-B 1, 2, V 3, 4, V. Polo- doro-V 1, 2, 3, 4, R. Shannon-C 1, B 2, 3, V 4, G. Bauman-B 1, V 2, 3, 4, M. KusIey- B 2, V 3, 4, R. Corbit-B 1, 2, V 3, 4, J. Salzman-B 1, V 2, 3, 4. ROW TWO: J. Carsen- B2 3 V4 K Las'ter B2 3 V4 R Seider B12 V3 4 J Blessner B12 ffi-l1,ri- -'ff D. Kopuy-B 2, V 3, J. Allison-B 1, 2, 3, V 4, B. Morvnc-B 1, 2, 3, V 4, G. Farris- B 1, 2, 3, V 4, C. Liberty-B 2, 3, V 4. ROW THREE: B. Tracy-V 4, M. Anrlerson-B 2, 3, V 4, B. Erlinger-B 2, 3, V 4, P. Ruiz-B-1, 2, V 3, 4, M. Miller-B 1, 2, 3, V 4, N. Zinn- v 3, 4, J. wimsun-B 1, 2, 3, v 4. Mr. Griffin and Mr. Gardinia confer on the results of the high iump. ,:. - ,,3,V4: Walker strides for u first against Pius in Catholic League's first night meet. f 7 f:5'.!?7' 2 51' ffff . J Stiff? . 1,952+ . 2 5 1, ggi 4 f 5 Q3 . Z i i --.J 2 s ssri f is f i 'W 9 2 2 Q i i J fi Q... 880 men receive last minute instructions from starter. ROW ONE: B. Gangi lMgr.l, Salerno, Mayo, Selna, Farrell, Faris, Jarrott, Streb, Guerin, Kelly. ROW TWO: Shepherd, Schoonover, Pusl, Wyatt, Brem, Halkyard, Miller, Brown, Carey, McMenamin lMgr.l. ROW THREE: Scully, Forster, Eck, Poss, Coughlin, Kirsh, Boykin, Swickard, De Muzio, Anderson. ROW FOUR: Godley, Ralston, Grotf, Stella, Roberts, Farley, McCoy, Paventi, Rice, Moloney. ROW FIVE: Ficht, Marve, Edson, 'WilIiams, Mayock, Guiuo, Lipnicki, Takacs. B TRACK LEAGUE CHAMPIONS ,,,,,,, ' refs ' Q. me--1- -f f V, Q-swf M . . .. ,,L,.,,... ' , ,.,.,., ,,, ..:..x1r, ii, I if . , r f , . .. ,,,.. ,mffl-'Ito N'!if:5dSG:ff'U l ' --we mv 1 i' L . - ,.gg,W:fr,z15 , f f--5f 2 ', , , , ,, llfilff 'Y -115 if K ' , ,AQ J ' - 1 ,, ,M H ..3,Lk!,f1Elr, 1,,..5leol,.,l1-ff ' Q,,,...w'a1H1 1.g ,...Mf'?i1f1' 2.22e1:i?!'?fs-.sw 2, Q. 1-we W5 , , , I .,::gg',i1'Z?!,Z'5f.L :i. '1E,??SJ:jQ?'i i 71- ' ' H ,agg5j,fi1't42QQ ' s,,f9.lEY'SiiE' 5x?'r'fk,HMkJS 'Jfi 't'::g:f'I U35 ' . .v'. 'fiigffttiifi fr' , 4r1..fQl4 '.. 1' ..,,,, B ' i if A ' -- ' ' - ' ,, ' ,lv W Q, Q, 7f'f f'11 i' iB2s'i 'x,e?rf - - 5.512 ' 512: - 'E' ff t ' , Judd Iversen leads Tipre and Brown to u Notre Dame sweep in the 660. Compiling an impressive 8-l record, this year's B cindermen have again rounded into a team favored for the championship. Heading the list of performers are Len Palumbo and Bob Corey in the sprints, Judd lversen, John Tipre and Pat Brown in the distance events and Vic Salerno in the shot put. ll0 Bacon and Palumbo narrowly edge Burroughs in the 100. The B sprinters under the critical eyes of Dali and Ruiz get set for the 100 against Burroughs. ROW ONE: Gangi lMgr.l, Ward, Tipre, J. Taggart, Green, Franswa, 0'Barr, Rochester, McMenamin lMgr.l. ROW TWO: Farrell, McDonald, DeRenzis, Schaefer, Tierney, Camball, Smith, l.eFeavre. ROW THREE: Chumbrek, Vinci, Salveria, McConnell, Scanlan, Jones, Erlinger. ROW FOUR: Weigant, Lindenburg, Hogart, Klarin, Talley, Davis, Flynn, Reihle, Riggio, Eigler. C TRACK LEAGUE CHAMPS Led by Mike Ward and Bob Salvaria in the sprints, and Mike Parker in both the high jump and broad iump, the Knight Cees have attained a very creditable 7-l-l record with the one defeat coming from always powerful ,Glendale. Highlight of the season to date has been the overall effort the team put forth to overcome a ten point deficit and defeat a very strong Cathedral squad. By gaining this victory the midget spikers virtually clinched another league crown. , , i i , Ig , .,, ll 1 2 As the C speed merchants set out for the tape, Jim 0'Barr brings home another blue ribbon for the Knights in the 660. lll ll2 ROW ONE: Coach Spindola, A. Donato, D. Cross, J. lntelkofer, T. Powley, A. Washko, R. Lewandowski, T. May, M. Carr. ROW TWO: J Becker, l.. Vusich, P. Capka, D. Wilhelm, D. Schaeffer, M. Whaling, D. Sanders, G. Woods, R. Donovan. VARSITY BASEBALL Leo Vusich smacks another one. Coach Spinclola helps Tom May with his batting form. At the end of the first round of the season, the Notre Dame Varsity is on its way to a successful year in the tough Catholic League. We have some very able boys in Rich Donovan, Dave Cross, Phil Capka, Tom May, Al Donato, and others. Mike Whaling, backed up by Dick Schaefer, is holding down the catcher's position, the infield is strong with Donovan at first, Tom Powley at second, Dan Whilhelm at third, and Leo Vusich at shortstop. The outfield is in good shape with Tom May, Mike Carr, and John Becker hauling down the fly-balls. We hope to see the team in first place at the end of the second round. Notre Dame Dame 5 f 5 ' 5 R, , aw V ' rf- 3 1 ,9 1-N my I f l , stir s- 1 3.1.3, W-211 --.- fg,2i:::gf ' ' W, ,qll ll' rosrs WWE L ' A - , , , . . rf? H V, K abil :J if--5 '1' ' W '-- ,,,., , . , K , - gill ,,,.:ii K . C -1 at . - John Becker demonstrates his stance. Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame. . VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES: 1960 Glendale .... Burbank ..... Hoover . . . . Alemany ..... Verdugo Hills . . Reseda ...... Practice Season ....... . . 4-2 League Season . . . . 6-6 Over-All Season Record .................. l0-8 4th place in the league behind Pius, Serra, Loyola. Mr. Parker standing in the dugout that he, Mr. Parker and the Patron's Club made possible. John Becker rounds third base as Dino Ferrali looks on. Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Notre Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame. . Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Dame Serra .... St. Anthonys Mt. Carmel Cathedral . Piux X ..... Loyola .. . Serra ..... St. Anthonys Mt. Carmel . Cathedral . . Pius X ..... Loyola . . . Tom Moy shows the form that helped hlm win an All CIF position. Dave Cross, Phll Capko, Greg Woods, Rich Donovan, Al Donato l J. V. Baseball Team, ROW ONE: J. Schmidt, M. Monica, B. Murphy, B. Stifter, J. Stafford, T. Hacking, D. Seidler, M. Niota, N. Marcot D. Cocagne. ROW TWO: G. Berry IMgr.l, M. Almquist, C. lafferty, M. Quinn, D. Low, J. Herbst, P. Mattola, J. Glenn, J. Prettyman Mr. McKenzie lHead Coachl. C0001 MCK9l'l1i2 looks OVGI' 5lif90l S f0fI'l1. Coach McKenzie instructs T. Hacking as Butch Marcot and Bill Stifter look on J. V. BASEBAl.L l Writing at the season's midpoint, the J.V. Baseball team's record stands at 3 wins, 2 losses, and l tie. One of these losses was a heart-breaker to St. An- thony in which J. Schmidt threw a beau- tiful one-hitter. The other loss was to Loyola, who appeared to have the sanction of the Almighty on the day we played them. The second round will prove to be a struggle all the way with St. Anthony and Loyola appearing as the teams to beat. If our pitching be- comes more consistent we may give them a fight. VARSITY TENNIS ROW ONE: R. Rioux, R. Polier, C. Carey, E. Wehan. ROW TWO: Brother Cassion Miller lCoachl , C. Barr, J. Lodas, M. lrsfield, R. Blinku, S. Tade, D. Hutton. Captains Jim Lodas and Mike Irsfield looking proud after u Blinka waits for the return of Hutton's mighty serve. suczessful season. wg' .1 1 . I V : J ir' 3. 71 J . vw wlmffn-1 1 t - 4 K ' 1 fef.5fssgglQ'ev'Imi'?i5i 1 t J si M. R e A l f55?5fr53??5!M.Q5.'1 35 Y 0 A . 512 57. it 'll Randy Meyers smashes one across the net. I N ROW ONE: V. Toda, T. Wehan, P. Parker, J. Lusk, P. McAdam ,P. Rioux. ROW TWO: R. Shubeck S. Cook, J. Burr, M. Campbell, F. lmhoff, K. Voegele. ll5 CDRGANIZATICNS . . . E ff . . xx ',' ff! f'f,3L Q .E E 'I' 3 2' I 17' N 4 , I 1 V xxx 5 -r , x ' f' ' Si l g , ff.41'v ' , i ki 'J ,ml C I A is t I ' ! ff' 1 1 - , I U L 5' yr I 1, A 1 f ' I . 7 r f f 4 I l' lg ,V , - Y 'V V 1 ' ', If x I I w X v ! I M I x Y 1 9 Q T Ks , X X A R r 117 f 'V 1 A Av 5? A '--' T nw- QM Q ev o , -M f 3? . 0731430 fb X- f ii-X -5 X . H .vfiif x: V ' 1 f , , 1 ' E ' Q 2 Q 1 ..l I , f 'T 7 fi f Q, 1 gl Af ,V ,F N , f 1 1 I , ' - I ? . xx , I 1 ' X u 6 10111 an f gv , K ' in , ' A , E . :flea i .,,, v : 1 J ' 4 2 ,,.. A ' if J...x R ffm. f 1 'fy wi ' .z Kg 9 in ROW ONE: J. Hancock, CSF 8 NHS, W. Newton, CSF, J. Iversen, CSF, D. Colby, CSF 8 NHS, R. Davis, CSF 8 NHS, J. Arcarese, CSF 8 NHS, B. Henderschott, CSF 8 NHS. ROW TWO: C. Johnson, CSF 8 NHS, A. Lipski, CSF, P. Tedford, CSF, T. Eck, CSF 8 NHS, R. Davis, CSF, M. Baugh, CSF 8 NHS, H. Demmert, CSF 8 NHS, D. Harrington, CSF, M. Wright, CSF 8 NHS, Brother Eagan, C.S.C., Moderator. ROW THREE: L. Voegele, CSF 8 NHS, J. Barlow, CSF 8 NHS, D. Brosnan, CSF 8 NHS, W. Everest, CSF 8 NHS, W. Winter, CSF 8 NHS, R. Kautz, CSF, T. Wallace, CSF 8 NHS, G. Plavchak, CSF 8 NHS, A. Riola, CSF 8 NHS, G. Kinzer, CSF 8 NHS, M. O'Sullivan, CSF 8 NHS. ROW FOUR: R. Tracy, CSF, R. Glover, CSF 8 NHS, J. Brennan, CSF, J. Allison, CSF 8 NHS, L. Gooch, CSF, J. Tedford, CSF 8 NHS, G. Sudikatus, CSF 8 NHS, T. Redmond, CSF, S. Frey, CSF 8 NHS. ABSENT: W. Bishton, CSF 8 NHS, S. Bothwell, CSF, W. DeRubertis, CSF, J. DiMuro, CSF 8. NHS, D. Kopay, NHS, C. Gibbons, CSF 8 NHS, T. Kelly, CSF, J. Rohde, CSF 8 NHS, T. Supple, CSF 8 NHS, W. Thurin, CSF, R. Vinci, CSF 8 NHS, D. Wells, CSF 8 NHS. NHS The Officers and Moderator of CSF 8 NHS are: D. Colby, Secretary, A. Riolo, President, M. 8K Wright, Treasurer, J. Tedford, Vice-President, Brother Eagan, Moderator. ROW ONE: Sieve Tode, Dan Caruso, Terry Kinzer, .lim Brooks. BACK: Don Wells, Richard Lewundowski. LIBRARY STAFF GFFICE STAFF Joe Arcarese, Jim Higgins, Andy Demetropoulos, Brother Gordiun, C.S.C., John Gonzales, Mike Couni- han, Chuck Werih. ABSENT: Carl Carroll. ROW ONE: S. Bansbach, D. Clark, R. DeLorme, T. Rettig, C. Kohler, J, Farah, A. Taylor, J. Wontor, D. Bottoms. ROW TWO: J. Luther, P Faris, T. Wallace, K. Zakar, M. Kelley, J. Just, J. Yarbrough, G. Sudikatus, A. Deeths, R. Glover. ROW THREE: D. Godley, D. Kuty, J. Puls- kamp, P. Binon, J. Dempster, J. Lundgren, J. Whitehead, F. Mazzeo, P. Gonzales. ABSENT: R. Dworak. BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS BIOLOGY CLUB Steve Bansbach, President, Paul Binon, Secretary, John Pulskamp, Chairman of Special Committees Mr. Lindy Bell, Moderator, Joe Farah, Vice-President. I f 55- Y -Q: , . ,,1.,.,,, xl 'Simi' ' .e, in . F ny A ' E f A' gb Q., ' ' - as V 4 'V g 5 0 ' - Q M .. Q -fa K 4 , 3 ' 4' - . ' N .4 i f ' Q QQ? 'ik q M., A. i ROW ONE: D. Kuty, M. Foxworth, P. McGarry, J. DiMuro, J. Mitchell, G. Faris, B. Moravec, F. Hayes. ROW TWO: 5. Frey, B. Hender- shott, W. Everest, J. Boyd, T. Hoff, M. Carr, M. Miller, P. Reals, D. Brosnan. ROW THREE: T. Wallace, K. Lasater, J. Hewitt, D. Sanders, B. Lindenberg, P. McAndrews, D. McDonald, R. Curry, T. Benson, Q. Cedar. ABSENT: W. Moser, W. Kees, R. Vinci, R. Martineau. KEY CLUB The newest organization on the school campus is the Key Club, a Division of Key Club International. The Club's purpose is service, first to the school, second to the com- munity, and third to the Sponsoring Kiwanis Club. Members can be seen doing almost anything, from monitoring the halls at lunch, to conducting the Sock Hops. With the aid of the Sherman Oaks Kiwanis Club and the Notre Dame Patrons Club, it is sponsoring a vocational guidance pro- gram for the Juniors and Seniors. The Key Club is really, as its President Dan Brosan claims, a club of 25 guys that will do anything. OFFICERS 81 122 MODERATOR Dave Kuty, Secretary, Quentin Cedar, Sergeant-at-arms: Tom Wallace, Vice-President, Dan Brosnan, President. lpn.-'-W ,,-swf! RADIO CLUB OFFICERS Mike TyIer, Treasurer, Tony Siupko, President, Tony Rodriguez, Vice-President, Brolher Nivurd, Mod- erufor. RADIO CLUB ROW ONE: J. Newkirk, R. Hood, P. Binon, A. Rodriguez, A. Slupko, M. Tyler, D. Clark, J. Higgins. ROW TWO: T. Sweeney, J Jones, T. Benson, G. Sudikatus, D. Bishfon, R. Pernu, S. Berry, Brorher Nivard, C.S.C. ROW THREE: R. Shannon, R. Conover, W. Everest D. Zinn, T.KIarin, P. Schoonover. ABSENT: P. Walter, D. Leafori, P. Vogt, P. Wesely. 'N....1 . wr- UP , ROW ONE: M. Barbosa, D. Clark, G. Bauman, C. Gibbons, R. Shannon, T. Sweeney, P. Williamson, J. O'Connor, M. Leonard. ROW TWO: N. Napolitano, S. Bothwell, A. DeRenzis, E. Filice, R. Vinci, H. Wheeler, F. Colgan, J. Freeman, Mr. D. Huckaby, Moderaior. ROW THREE: M. McKelly, R. Perna, A. Rodriguez, R. Avola, E. Flynn, T. Guerin, J. lversen, J. Dempsler. ABSENT: C. Monico, P. Hodges. YEARBOOK STAFF SPECIAL ASSISTANTS John O'Connor, Tom Sweeney, Guy Bauman, Ron Vinci, Howard Wheeler. 124 EDITORS CHARLES GIBBONS Editor-in-Chief BOB AVOLA DUN CLARK Art Editor Managing Editor RON VINCI ROD SHANNON Social Editor Sports Editor Mr. D. Huckaby Moderator Since the first edition of the Knight was printed thirteen years ago, it has given the student-body praiseworthy news coverage and many hours of entertainment. By dividing this year's edition into six general parts, the staff has strived to provide articles of interest for every member of the school. The Carnival took precedence in the school news section for the first section, but it was soon overtaken by other school func- tions: the senior retreat, Knight of the issue, and new members of the faculty. News of the activities of various clubs and organizations is written by Mike Mirandi, Dennis Colby, Dan Bros- nan, and Robert Martineau. Such items as field trips, financial ventures, and results of proiects are also reported in this section, Organizations The section always turned to first, of course, is Knight Life. This fea- ture has provided many chuckles, and has become an indispensable part of every edition. Terry Guerin, Joe Di- Muro, Terry Supple, Jim Vuchsas, Ed Flynn, Bill DeRubertis, John Salzman, Gary Faris, Marlin Foxworth, and Bill O'ConneII have done a good iob re- porting the news in this section. fi EDITORS SEATED: Ted Hoff, Pete McAndrews, Dave McDonald. STANDING: Bob Tracy, Brother Victor C.S.C Ray Seider. THE KNIGHT UNDERCLASSMEN ROW ONE: G. Bell, D. Davis, B. Breslin, T. Cleary, J. Cousineau, M. McGregor, H. Marmont, J. Druliner, M. Casey, D. Harrington. ROW TWO: J. Iversen, E. Flynn, W. Stafford, P. Wilson, J. 0'Barr, R. Delorme, G. Meyers, P. Reals, D. Sanders, T. Bronchetti. ROW THREE: W. 0'ConnelI, P. Napolitano, T. Guerin, D. Plotner, A. Taylor, J. Mulleda, J. Easton, L. Kuhner. ABSENT: G. Adams, M. Betkouski, T. Chaky, P. McAn- drews,' D. McDonald, R. Martineau, K. Petrello, W. Platz, S. Roberts, G. Rausch, P.WiIson. 126 SENIORS ROW ONE: B. Hendershott, P. Binon, W. Winter, R. Shannon, M. Merandi, V. Scala, J. Dinsmore, J. Vuchas. ROW TWO: D. Brosnan, J. Rhode, L. Voegele, S. Stark, C. Giacomantonio, W. Everest, D. Colby, T. Sweeney, T. Kelly. ROW THREE: T. Supple, M. Foxworth, B. Kautz, J. DiMuro, G. Farris, J. Carson, H. Martin, G. Kinzer, A. Riolo, N. Piantadosi. ABSENT: J. Dunham, J. Grohman, T. Hoff, J. O'Conner, R. Seider, G. Woods. Current articles are listed under the Features section. Through the years many great masterpieces have appeared, and this year was no exception. Dave McDonald, Jim O'Barr, Pete McAndrews, and Bob Tracy have certainly done a great iob. Sports play an important role in the life of every student, so they are well covered in the Knight, This section con- tains predictions, anticipations, and facts concerning the games. Ray Seider, the edi- tor, covers everything from football to tennis. Besides performing a valuable service forthe school, the Knight gives its mem- bers valuable experience in the problems of the newspaper world. To Pete McAndrews, editor, Ted Hoff and Dave McDonald, assistant editors, and Bob Tracy, managing editor, the Arches would like to say thanks for a iob well done. EDITORS Bob Tracy, Editor-in-chief, Brother Victor C.S.C., Pete McAndrew. 7 ROW ONE: chicchio, J. Chelles, J. D. Parlafo, ,-Q A 1- N w ,W rpsgfi . -Q.. J so J E 1 M-.f..,... EW.-Za., . f,-wFN'f 2 - . ,fw..f' ,. . ' V' H ,. - ,gi 'M A fa li 'S W 25+ A. 'mfr ' .gs a , ,, me J g J 4 mf me... 5 . A pg . J 1 , ..f ' gr. f ' . - w... '2- f..,w,7f... i . Fwqligv 1 . MW-v sw-vs., .1 M . WX: N ,,,, ,, . xg' ,WM Q., WM, X , .yay .,. 6 iw - , V . .3 , L., J., A5::35fS1w .ff J-.,f' ' . f' ' .Y ' K f w-.-. C.. fr 1' ' - -X . fs ,, . ' .. 1 'r ' f ' f - 1 ' -W. . 412' . 'G' :-- ' K . . , . 4212 ' ' , JN' 'sf A -. E 2 A . , o . ' K 'wiv ' iff. 'M -. Q. -1 ff- I, .. ' E ' :o W., . we-ASW, -f'?'1!3S-f?f'9?Wa.z7 :a,..' - s. 4 ' -50? A J. Boyd, R. Polizzi, R. Falvo, M. Anderson, R. Chambers, P. Tadlock, L. Arcarese, P. Washko. ROW TWO: M. O'SuIlivan, M. Boc- Ruiz, M. Jezik, J. Arcarese, J. Bold, R. Harler, R. LaVerde, G. Kniltel. ROW THREE: M. Albano, M. Uschyk, J. Winkler, R. De- Lewis, L. Peters, T. DiMuzio, D. Ferralli, J. Carr, L. Dow, L. Sforzini, J. McMenemin, M. Kinzer, C. Robbins, P. Jacobs. ROW FOUR: M. Jacobs, J. McCoy, L. Jarrotl, L. Tadlock, M. Boyd, D. Marshall, M. Lewis, M. Muron, T. Abruzzo, D. Godley, J. Allison. THE NOTRE DAME BAND 128 LETTERMEN ROW ONE: I.. Tadlock, M. Chambers, M. Muran, T. Abruuo, C. Robbins, M. O'Sullivan, L. Pelers, M. Jacobs. ROW TWO: P. Tadlock, M. Anderson, D. Marshall, J. Carr, J. Bold, L. Dow, D. Godley, M. Jezik, F. Harler, D. Poliui. SQUIRES 1959-1960 SEASON During the basketball season, the Pep band pro- vided plenty of spirit at all the home games, cheering the players on and arousing enthusiasm among the spectators. The school dance band, the Squires, although not too active, played for some musical school events and assemblies. lt has given members of the band valuable experience for later life. ln all, the Notre Dame Band has lived up to its reputation of past years. From the beginning of the 1959-1960 season, the band has carried the Notre Dame spirit and name far and wide, bringing fame and renown to Notre Dame's portals, and incidentally, her trophy case also! God willing, it will continue to do so! ROW ONE: J. Allison, M. O'Sullivun, L. Peters, C. Robbins, J. Bold, M. Jacobs. ROW TWO: D. Godley, M. Boyd, D. Ferralli, M. Albano, T. Abruzzo, R. Falvo, M. Chambers. ROW THREE: L. Tadlock, J. Yester, R. Poliui. BAND CLUB OFFICERS SEATED: Mrs. O'SulIivan, Brother Eugenio C.S.C., Mr. Peters. STANDING: Mr. Mar- tin, and Mr. Bocchicchio. During the football season the band added color and spirit to the games. Half-time would find them per- forming new and entertaining shows on the field, such as the Homecoming Show in which the band was dressed in white tuxedos in honor of the Queen! At Christmas, the band put on its annual Christmas Concert, first for the Patrons' Club and then for the student body. Under the able direction of Brother Eugenio C.S.C., and the fine tutoring of Mr. Dominic Cifarelli, the Band played selections such as the beautiful Christmas Suite of Walters, the Toy Trumpet, and Leroy Anderson's Song of the Bells. No account of the Band would be complete without mentioning the band sponsored Snowball Dance fol- lowing the holidays. This year, under the capable leader- ship of the band officers and members, a snow queen, Joan Fuller of Providence High School, was chosen and crowned at the festivities. il! K' 1 ' COLOR GUARD ' V, J. Kinzer, M. Uschyk, P. Jacobs. Chuck Robbins and Mike Albano. DRUM MAJORS l I ,,..r4.-A fl n wa ! qu m '2 afrzswiellv- u flgmvfll The Band marches at the annual Guadalupe Parade in Los Angeles. 130 ROW ONE: R. Matonak, S. Bansbach, P. Coghlan, C. Griffin, W. Ettlinger, L. Monaco, G, Urgel, R. Silva, T. Deeths, M. Concha, J. Luther. ROW TWO: K. Lasater, J. Fellows, D. White, R. Gallup, C. Collazzi, B. Hendershott, D. Johnston ,M. Lerner, J. Bathker. S. Srott, J. Farah, M. Campbell, G. Dempsey, A. Taylor, J. Yester, V. Morrow. ABSENT: D. Black, R. Perry, H. Davis. GLEE CLUB Under the capable leadership of Mr. Daniel Wolfe, the Notre Dame Glee Club has presented many fasci- nating concerts. Two of the most outstanding were the Christmas program in the gym, and their Christmas Eve T.V. appearance. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Vernon Morrow, Steve Srott, Mr. Daniel Wolfe, Moderator, Ben Hendershott. 131 The Carnival 1959 proved successful for the Brothers and the Patrons Club. CARNIVAL Patrons Club members hard at work. I 32 Mr. Allegretti, Mr. Bergquist, and Mr. Dellubertis check the sound for the Saturday entertainment at the Carni- val. Patron hot dog workers sweat over a hot I: I 4 PATRONS WHO MADE THE CARNIVAL POSSiBLE: Mr. Wardwell, Mrs. Bough, Mr. Polidoro, Mr. Counihan. STANDING: Mr. Woods, Mr. Wilhelm, Mr. Glover, and Mr. Lasater. fvfv' Q! N fi su ' ' l C ! g,.-1 ,.. ff to iiisg fgsf , A A P S U ,,,-., A is Q If ' . A F A4 l sf AAWL ' rem: ' an-we S ye, Ql 3 s f, 2 Rod Curry demonstrates his skill at one of tho penny booths. Seniors at the Carnival try their luck at one of the booths. Patrons slaving over the Cafeteria stove. Smiling faces in the Cafeteria made work pleas- ant for the Patrons. 133 Some students trying to ring a bottle. A view of the Carnival from the River side Building shows the many booths for the enioyment of everyone. 134 Band workers at the Breakfast held in the Cafeteria. The Carnival rides were enioyed by many of the young ones. ACTIVE MEMBERS ROW ONE: Mr. Fitzgerald, M Mr. Leahy, Mr. Supple. r. Irsfield, Mr. Allegretti, Mr. Wardwell, Brother Robert C.S.C. ROW TWO: Mr. deRubertis, Mr. Glover PATRONS CLUB ROW ONE: T. Irwin, J. Arcarese, R. Tracy, L. Voegele, D. Colby, Mr. Wolfe, Moderator. ROW TWO: M. Wright, J. Srott, R. Davis, B. Hendershott, R. Williams, A. Riolo, G. Kinzer. ROW THREE: J. Barlow, R. Kautz, R. Shannon, J. Gipson, S. Frey. GREEK CLUB ROW ONE: D. Kelly, W. Everest, M. Guerin, R. Tracy, G. Playchok, M. Hougard, D. Bishton. ROW TWO: B. Hendershott, A. Cooper M. Bough, C. Asborne, H. Demmert, J. Hewitt, J. Boyd, C. Kohler, G. Woods. ROW THREE: Brother Benignus, C.S.C., G. Rausch G, Sudikotus, A. Riolo, T. Benson, J. Rohde, L. Voegele, W. Winter, R. Shannon, D. Brosnan. ROW FOUR: M. Betkouski, S. Frey .l. Allison, R. Curry, C. Johnson, D. Kuly, J. Barlow, J. Williams, B. Kclutz. ABSENT: Carl Carroll. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS 8- MODERATOR Dan Brosnan, President: John Allison, Secretary: Brother Benignus C.S.C. SCIENCE FAIR 5 WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Mor- shall, Tony Deeths, Curl Kohler. H. 'IMI KNIGHTS ROW ONE: J. Salzman, T. Hoff, D. Kopay, M. Foxworth. ROW 'WO: W. Kees, J. Becker, P. McGarry, Brother John Boyle C.S.C., J. Caruso, E. Moravec, W. Moser. ST. JGSEPH SOPHOMORES JUNIORS ROW ONE: J. Tedford, H. Lawrence, T. Wallace. ROW TWO: W 0'Connell, T. McBrearty, D. McDonald, D. Ralston, M. Casey. ROW ONE: J. lntelkofer, J. White, D. Purdy, L. Danielson, D. Wilhelm. ROW TWO: Brother Donald C.S.C., R. Carey, T. Donahue, P. Tedford, J. Stifter, J. Cicuto. The Knights of St. Joseph are a closely knit organization devoted to the betterment of the members and the student body in general. Com- posed of three separate groups, each corresponding to the upper three classes, the members discuss various school problems and through tothe point debating, an effective remedy is often found. Under the guidance of Brothers Donald Mroscak and John Boyle, this fine group could well be responsible for the fine attendance of students at the various religious activties about the campus. l37 mga Q wx MISSICDN UNDERCLASSMEN , 25911 SWORS OFFICERS a. MODERATOR LEFT TO RIGHT D C s V P d I T d H ff P d I B th D ld CS.C., M d I J h F T A - A ROW ONE: P. Panissidi, K. Wolfe, T. Supple, B. Bakey, T. Hoff, J. Becker, J. Vuchsas, T. May, M. Merandi. ROW TWO: J. Brooks, T. lewis, C. Giaco- mantonio, J. Donckels, T. Vallone, M. Hairell, J. Kirsch, T. Brown, R. Curry. ROW THREE: J. Blesener, M. Carr, P. Butler, P. McGarry, M. Ashen, G. Faris, J lversen. ROW FOUR: L. Walker, N. Zinn, T. Bronchetti, M. Guerin, C. Carey, T. Bowman, M. Mackin, Caruso, W. deRubertis, P. Walker, D. Kopay. MONOGRAM CLUB OFFICERS 8. MODERATOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Brother Bernard C.S.C., Bill deRubertis, President: Dan Caruso, Executive Council: John Salzman, Secretary-Treasurer: Dave Kopay, Sergeant-at-arms: Tom Brown, Executive Council, Paul Walker, Vice-President. M. Powers, H. Stratton. ROW FIVE: J. Salzman, D SD f GRADE SCHOOL TOURNAMENT HELPERS ROW ONE: T. Bronchetti, L. VanBank, D. Wil- helm, E. Flynn, P. Binon, R. Vinci. ROW TWO: T. Powers, T. Wallace, F. Hayes, J. Salzman, J. Donckels, R. Dottini, J. O'Barr, T. Brown. il lliill T' In.-.. SENIORS ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Davis, D. Brosnan, G. Kinzer, A. Holub, C. Johnson, H. Martin. IV Superiority Superiority IV Superiority IV Superiority IV Superiority III lst Place Finalist Superiority Superiority IV Superiority Superiority DANIEL BROSNAN A Debate Impromptu SCDL Fall Open Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn. ROBERT DAVIS A Debate SCDL Fall Open Tourn. ANDREW HOLUB A Debate SCDL Fall Open Tourn. CAREY JOHNSON A Debate SCDL Fall Open Tourn. HAROLD MARTIN Humorous lnterp. Humorous lnterp. Humorous lnterp. Oratorical lnterp. Dramatic lnterp. Dramatic lnterp. Humorous lnterp. CFL Winter Tourn. U.S.C. Tournament SCDL Spring Open Tourn. CFL Grand Tournament SCDL Fall Open Tourn. CFL Fall Open Tourn. Orange lkedlandsl Tourn FORENSICS ROW ONE: E. Flynn, J. Golisch, D. Kasper, W. Mayock, R. Yeakel, C. Dy- sart, J. Lusk, G. Rausch, W. Thurin. ROW TWO: W. Newton, J. lversen, P. Tedford, R. Davis, B. West, D. Bottoms, T. Napolitano, R. Delorme, M. Kelly, M. Ward. ROW THREE: B. Franzwa, R. Scanlan, A. Dobson, R. Wil- liamson, B. Gallager, T. Eck, .l. Hancock, T. Meyer. JUNIORS ROW ONE: M. Baugh, D. Ralston, D. Plotner, P. Buccola, P. McAndrews A. Cooper. ROW TWO: G. Sudikatus, A. Taylor, D. Sanders, D. McDonald D. Harrington. 'I FRESHMAN ROW ONE: E. Brownson, T. Griffin, H. Hall, J. Christensen, J. Felony, E. Ionway, J. Shannon, G. McAndrews. ROW TWO: D. Sine, J. Heft, J. ielna, R. Martens, G. Mitler, M. Sterling, B. Brown, J. Braecklein, J. 3uth. ROW THREE: J. Goudge, J. Fitzgerald, S. Schetne, H. Kettmer, . Flynn, M. Espinet, E. Fozia, D. Murphy, P. Palma. ROW FOUR: E. keel, M. Mortara, G. Oliver, J. Obegi, G. Styskal, D. McConnell, M. Sregory, J. Herbst, M. Austin. FRESHMAN AWARD WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Hall, G. Miller, J. Fitzgerald, R. Mattens, J. Goudge, E. Fazio, Mr. Griffin lModeratorl, J. Heft, J. Selna, G. Oliver. AWARD WINNERS iis year's three state qualifiers: Tony Riolo and Gary Kinzer lDebatel: .ike Bough IExtemporaneousl. The trophies pictured were won at the N niversity of Redlands Tourna NIBHI. Superiority lst Place lst Place Semi-finalist Superiority lst Place Superiority lst Place Superiority Superiority 'Ist Place Superiority Semi-finalist 3rd Place Finalist Superiority Semi-finalist Superiority Finalist 2nd Place Superiority Outstanding Chairman Gold Medal Superiority Gold Medal 'Ist Place 3rd Place Outstanding Speaker Finalist 3rd Place lst Place Superiority Superiority lst Place Nominated to GARY KINZER Oratorical Interp. B Debate B Debate Extempore Debate B Debate Extempore Extempore Extempore A Debate A Debate Extempore Extempore Debate Extempore Debate Extempore Debate Extempore American Legion CFL Grand Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn. CSF Winter Tourn. Carollton Clubs Tourn. Pepperdine Tourn. NFL District Tourn. Orange IRedIandsl Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. U.S.C. Tournament U.S.C. Tournament Carollton Clubs Tourn. SCDL Spring Open Tourn. NFL District Tourn. Orange IRedIandsl Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn. Oratorical Contest 20th District House of Rep. A Debate Extempore A Debate Extempore Debate Debate Extempore Extempore American Legion SCDL Fall Student Congress SCDL Fall Open Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. U.S.C. Tournament U.S.C. Tournament U.S.C. Tournament Carollton Clubs Tourn. Oratorical Contest 20th District Debate Extempore Debate State Tourn. Debate SCDL Spring Open Tourn. Orange lRedlandsl Tourn. Orange IRedlandsl Tourn. Orange lRedIandsl Tourn. I4l V Finalist Ist Place Superiority Superiority Best Speaker Finalist Finalist Ist Place Ist Place Superiority Superiority Superiority Superiority Ist Place Superiority 3rd Place Semi-finalist Superiority Superiority Superiority 3rd Place Gold Medal Superiority Gold Medal Ist Place 'lst Place Semi-finalist 3rd Place Ist Place Superiority Finalist lst Place Individual Nominated to State Tourn. ANTHONY RIOLO Extempore B Debate Dramatic Interp. Debate Interpretation Impromptu Humorous Interp. B Debate B Debate Impromptu A Debate Debate Impromptu A Debate Debate Debate Impromptu Debate Humorous Interp. Impromptu Impromptu A Debate Humorous Interp. A Debate Humorous Interp. Impromptu Humorous Interp. Debate Lion's Club Carollton Clubs Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn CFL Winter Tourn. Pepperdine Tourn. Pepperdine Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. NFL District Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn SCDL Fall Open Tourn Pepperdine Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. SCDL Spring Open Tourn. U.S.C. Tournament NFL District Tourn. Orange IRedIandsl Tourn. Orange IRedlandsl Tourn. Orange IRedlandsl Tourn. CFL Grand Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn. SCDL Fall Open Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. CFL Winter Tourn. U.S.C. Tournament U.S.C. Tournament Oratorical Contest Club Finals Humorous Interp. Impromptu Debate Sweepstakes Trophy Debate Orange IRedIandsI Tourn. Orange lRedlandsI Tourn Orange iRedIandsI Tourn Orange IRedIandsI Tourn Orange IRedIandsI Tourn NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS 53? REDLANDS TOURNEY PARTICIPANTS ROW ONE: M. Baugh, G. Rausch, B. Blau, W. Mayock, P. McAndrews. ROW TWO: A. Riolo, H. Martin, G. Kinzer, D. Bottoms, D. Ralston. A L OFFICERS 8- MODERATOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Michael O'SuIIivan, Gary Kinzer Anthony Riolo. 42 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Higgins, R. Selna, Brother John C.S.4 A. Riolo, G. Kinzer, D. McDonald. ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL BANQUET .fy L lb Coach Tom Vessala, Brian, Beauchamen and Larry Branchflower accepl lheir championship award. BASKETBALL BANQUET pf- LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Tom Vessala, Bob Bateman, Terry Supple, Dave Kopay, Bill Bakey, Kurt Wolfe, Coach Bob Spindola. an Mike Sweel is given the player award from Coach Lindy Bell Coach Vessala hands Tom Siykal his well earned leller. SNOWBALL DANCE With the dance floor crowded with couples, The Snowball Dance proved successful for Brother Eugenio and the Band. Mike Bocchicchio crowns the Snowball Queen, Joan Fueller, as Chuck Robbins looks on. Bill Moser, Dan Caruso, Mike Travaglini, and Rod Curry look on as Ted Hoff plays the funny man. X SENIOR CLASS PARTY Dan Garcia and Jerry Yester entertain at the Senior Class Party. 1 45 Mike Bocchicchio and Chuck Robbins sit next to the Snow- ball Queen, Joan Fueller, The Princesses were Nancy Rad- .. Mt. i ROW ONE: B. Swickard, D. Wilhelm, F, Roberts, B. Garnett, R. Vinci, Q. Cedar, C. Kohler. ROW TWO: T. Stafford, T. Hoff, G. Glenn, R. Stacy, S. Griswold, R. Shannon, J. Ralphs, T. Sweeney, C. Walker. YEARBOCDK BUSINESS STAFF Tl STUDENT BUSINESS MANAGERS 8- MODERATOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Brother Aloysius C.S.C., Carl Kohler, John Ralphs, Rod Shannon, Tom Sweeney. 146 ROW ONE: N. Pisani, J. White, M. Duffy, D. Farris, J. Trapani, R. Usychyk. ROW TWO: A. Washko, R. Wagener, M. Burton, J. Lawton, J. Dunham, Brother Aloysius C.S.C. ABSENT: Pat Hodges. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF LEFT T0 RIGHT. Duck Uschyk, Presl- dentg Brother Aloysius, Moderatorp AI Washko, Vice-President. OFFICERS 8. MODERATOR John Trapani and Nick Pisani work overtime in the dark room. X 14 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Blessner, Phil Wilson, Joe DiMuro, Rod Shannon, Ray Seider. CHEERLEADERS The yearbook staff of i960 would like to thank the following people for their generous, unselfish, and patient help throughout the year- BROTHER ALOYSIUS TlEDT, C.S.C. Without Brother Aloysius' help this yearbook would never have gone to press. THE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF N. Pisani, J. White, J. Trapani, A. Washko, and their moderator Brother Aloysius should be thanked especially because of their advice, help, and rapid and thorough service. JOHN RALPHS AND TOM SWEENEY For their many extra-curricular trips to the printers and to the photographers. THE CROWLEY 8. SMITH STUDIOS For their fine and rapid service THE STUDENTS OF NOTRE DAME Who, while not directly on the staff, helped out when help was needed. B. Benny, P. Hodges, B. Shubeck, J. Dempster, J. lversen, B. Williamson, F. Colgan, and J. Freeman. BROTHER ALOYSIUS TIEDT, C.S.C. Moderator, Business Section ADVERTISING On the following pages you will find the names of the advertisers whose generous contributions and sincere interest have made this edition of the Arches possible. Please patronize their establishments or buy their products. JOHN RALPHS Business Editor 'goal OZLCLU Ancl-lER's Nonh Hollywood 1 4730 Lankershlm Boulevard ARCHER'S Burbank Service 1821 W. Magnolia Boulevard ARCHER'S Vineland Service 5444 Vineland Ave. Auto Parts and Repairing Towing Service Open 24 Hours Daily North Hollywood Phone: PO. 3-621 1 Burbank Phone: TH 5-1528 Vineland Phone: PO. 9-2523 Congratulations From the Boys at BILL'S LlllUllR STURE Pick Up 8. Delivery PO 5-8451 ORLAN DO CLEAN ERS QUALITY DRY CLEANING Paul M. Orlando 12040 Vanowen St. North Hollywood, Calif. ,, , yr fy A in '. 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