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Q, Kale f 'w .W ,, 1 W s' -Q 1 04, 44 5 - f 'lin ' ' a A' ,Q 'Y 4 1 X, W,' I' . -'I I L J ul X f I ' 5 iv I f f n' f 321' f ' 'lr fm 1: rf ' gf 1, a 1 ornga I If ,pf , ff 'yi 15 X ' fy ,Q ji I X 1 ' X N 4, As Pius X continues to grow, these 4000 capacity stands will enable students and their parents to view entire varsity gridiron clashes on our own campus. All during rehearsals the company works and plans on a bare stage. As the rehearsals draw to a close and the first glimpse of the polished production emerges, the producer and designer see the flats slip slowly into place, the spots adiusted, the backdrop unfurled. At Pius X High School in l957, some new sets were raised against the already established backgrounds of our main build- ing, gym and cafeteria. The stands, the field house, the faculty dining room began to appear to fill out the carefully developed plan which was etched for Pius X in 1953. This is the skeleton set which anticipates our production-the culmination of four years of rehearsal. On opening night- graduation-the l68 seniors who have been with the company from freshman crew days to their final starring role, watch the curtain rise on this production, knowing that they have contributed to a presentation which will increase in success as each new company comes into the limelight to present its performance, always striving to live up to the opening night reviews: A hit! This is our stage: This bore foundation edging the shop building is soon to become a practical field house which will combine boys' lockers and showers with o separate band room and a small laboratory theatre. Q r Iwi- i 5 , A ,gpm s 95'+:?Mgx5N,,..1,.v Mvsmss, -A N. I U, w3,,z.XYMm V gK:vigI5g:i,Jk A iMi,osW:ssWW0wsjMwf f 1. . A ., nr. f ::,,,sif'..4,.f Q 3539 5, -sys!--Qglfwgl N QA ful H A W ' i ' i A siv ro w sfxigssw 'f 1,32 were nz :w h ff- :gg 1- A -Q Q QAM5.. Q i 5 1 is my :wi Kern, Mfg. A . ' ' ..-E:3:-:-s:'s:ff',Q:'-5s2- wg. L' i A A i fi ' 1 4-, a.:Qi19ii ' sU Wi ' ' ' - W , r ' ' A - Y , -sg. W f Us ' ' New ' as si ,ii Sis? X 'ff be bg X is sis X N M ,Qs 9- 1 9 W S Q ws, P xg w qllfii 5 'si Flanking the main building is the faculty dining room. u !ts two sections are to be fully equipped for serving g p . . . Pius X's forty sisters and thirty priests. U the cast 4 takes its' place X :X fm M 5211 Against this backdrop, the freshmen crew members b e first orientate themselves. They soon ecom f 'I' r with the arcade of the main building, the ami ia bike pool, the eucalyptus-edged panorama of f h arsal, the Pius X facade, After four years o re e the senior stars easily place themselves against this sustaining set. the rehearsals l'0lllllll!lll fe in seplelnber the producer calls, Won stage 9' To the producer this year book is dedicated . . . ln the bustle of activity and the aura of excitement that engulf the company, there is a tendency to forget that the producer is the very life and foundation of the production. Although he is seldom seen, the company is aware of his presence, criticizing, applauding, but always encouraging each to display his very best. From his place beyond the footlights, the producer sets the tone of the production, continuously looking ahead past the rigor of rehearsal and the tedious training period to opening night. Never losing sight of this goal, he calmly pilots the directors and company through the production schedule. To the directors, the producer is the one to whom they can always turn when rehearsals balk or the actors seem unfit for the part. He is the unlimited source of advice that strengthens them with enthusiasm to begin their work anew . , . To the stars, the producer is the one who demands quality of performance and perfection in re- hearsals. To iustify his faith in them, they strive to live up to the high standards he has set for their starring role . . . To the rest of the company--the co-stars, supporting cast and crew-the producer is the impartial critic and the silent applause who stands apart and gives purpose and meaning to their efforts . . . The entire company-directors, players, crew-gratefully dedicates this yearbook to Father Joseph F. Sharpe, our principal, the man most wholly dedicated to our production . . . iudy grantharn '59 Vi. ' my Q ,V gy N , if ' f 51' , f ,,m f J ' N 'E 1 V 5' f ., ,-,,: '-N. , - wrh H W' 4 Q f I, M' , L 5 V- -' -f A 'H i ,gg ,,,, fe: Q wwgffz. 1 L' T M 5 1 f , 1' f A f J WL , x Q f H X I ..-ns, w K uw' f an it gif ' ' 'H UL H2 gif , g X I , ,.a. ' ,v., M 'A ' . If V , ,:. 4.31- . Y, 'tj gg K www? Z U qi E t 1 In W . , ' vvv V, F ' ' 9' '4','y K i ii: 5' ? .? -Mig' :f2: , A ' ' 'Iv A 4 A '. ' ' Y 1 'U 747 A t u E ,' vie: .' :.v, ,. A Av Ly Mn , V rw. W ,I L, lit' f, 5 and from f His Eminence, JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL McINTYRE, D.D., LL.D. Archbishop of Los Angeles My dear Students of Pius X High School: The Patron of your High School personified holiness in every day actions and demonstrated the expression of St. Paul when he counselled living the truth in Charity. This holiness is the recognition of the supernatural in human actions, which are animated by grace and referred to God through Charity. As we study the life of Pius X we find these elements of supernatural grace and charity illustrated in the ordinary things of daily life, as well as the extraordinary accomplishments of his special qualities. We commend to your reading and to your example the life of this noble servant of God. Faithfully yours in Christ, J. Francis Card. Mclntyre ARCHBISHOP of Los Angeles the wings, our iibaelcers 9' The Most Reverend TIMOTHY J. MANNING, D.D., J.C.D. Auxiliary Bishop, Vicar-General and Chancellor The watch . . . Most Reverend ALDEN J. BELL, D.D. Consecruted Titulor Bishop of Rhodopolis and Auxiliary Los Angeles, June 4, 1956. 'I A 1 Q 'S s, 1 ff o0...., ,xx M in I g 'U' Q I ' if . X N :gg ,ff N f 27 J f 'f ',f i7'Z! X1 L N fl K 1 jf.-4.3 . 1 1 f , Q 1, ig ' fini' I M H X X f + f i ,, V fff x - I X ,J As any major project goes into preparation, a schedule of events must be set up. Once this has been established, the necessary elements of the activity may be fit into the schedule. Since i953 when the first rehearsal was called at the dedication by His Eminence, James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre, a specific plan of activities has been carefully formed and carried out, The Callboard lists these maior com- ponents of the rehearsal plan as well as the maior figures who animate these ingredients. the production svhedule . . . ,, Q 'W WWgw.m Yi , Q.. GW ' M, fwfzg :sn , X cfm, mm me , , ,me 'Q K' 4 lv ww . we .f 1,5 :Q W J ,gi 'NZ ,,g4wgj,ggSq,M N sq 1 x ,Es e sr Q5 . X N , c Q ,, K w hkifrrii- A . Qi 2 1 -: .f:::'4::::a:: lg.'Z 2::- 'i95Ql 7. -i ii, V-.QE:'I'.' ,M A q P ' r . s' sy fi .,--,. . 1 gg f V lx 5 1 if t A ..,... . .. s W r '. -, S W- H -, , M K it 4, .:...,. . U V .. was 29932. ,Aixam 4. . 4 4 'A mx , . , . ,, , .. . ...,-. . -, .. ::..-::... W. 5.2-:mmf 'fe-r ,f f , , s fr y QSM .:- ,, . , fr ' Q '- fm f N wwf' 3, I, - Al l' , if-'sir-UQ ...,: , , lg: i 4 .,., f X uul' new .,.,. ........ 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For nine months they endeavor to iniect their skills into the performance. ln the words and ways of God they find consolation when their patience is exhausted. With application and flexibility they supervise the training, rough beginnings, and finally the dress rehearsal. IMSSQXQQ-eq to the finished production, The Reverend MATTHEW DELANEY Sister MARY PHILIP, D.M.J. D.M.J. Mr. JAMES O'CONNOR Algebra, physics Art, history Physical education, biology, Couch, varsity basketball Mr. JAMES SLAVEN The Reverend GEORGE PARNASSUS History, general science Religion, history, civics Sister MARY HOSTIA, l.H.M. History, civics, English 15 combine their talents gms luv- if HH' D it .ww if 2, 'lv Sister MARY LORAINE, C.S.J. English, history Mr. WALLACE NOWICKI Physical education: Coach, iunior var- sity football, varsity track The Reverend ACHILLES EDELENYI Religion, Latin Sister MARY DOROTHY, C.S.J, Business machines, shorthand, typing bookkeeping Sister THOMAS ANN, I.H.M. 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Vice-Presidenl Malcolm Tulllelon gels a good hold on lhe material held by Secretary-Treasurer Pal Palenchar while President Bob Bradfield grabs somelhing of his own. fs 'Q - -new mY if I Q11 GEORGE ALBIN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parishp Varsily Foolball, l-2-3-47 l.ellerman's Club, l-2-3 PAT ALCALA Sl. Dominic Savio Parishp G.A.A., l-2-3-45 Homeroom Treas., 2 JAMES BAHAN ROBERT RAYMOND BAILEY MARTHA BAKER HELEN PRISCELLA BARNES St. Emydius Parish St. Helen's Parish, Varsity Base- Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Pius X Parish ball, Basketball, l-2-3-4, Let- Parish, G.A.A., 'l-3-47 C.S.F., terman's Club, 2-3-4 2, Sodality, 2-3-4, Drill Team, 3-4g Pep Club, 4 JOHN BARNICK BARBARA ELLEN BAUMANN MARILYN BECK JOLENE BEINGESSNER St. Emydius Parish, Varsity Base- St. HeIen's Parish, G.A.A., I-21 Our Lady of the Rosary Parish: St. HeIen's Parishp Essay Con- ball, l-2-3-4, Football, I-27 Sodality, 1,2-3,C.S.F., 27 Glee Pep Club,4 test, Downey Bd. of Realtors, Letterman's Club, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2-3-4, Sword 8- Shield, 4, Pep Club, 47 Glee Club, 4 Club, 4 Drum Corps, 4 by holding it together DENNIS BERRYMAN Our Lady of the Rosary Parish, Varsity Baseball, I-27 Glee Club, 'IF L4 L' ., K' if ., 5 ,pdmtigfh -ew A L f A E I: 5 1 4 wil l I, sf' ,, . , ' f , . 2, f ., J 'iw ,V .f.,..:. W l 2 p . . If I ,MN f X 'Y any t W M w 1 M L .. 1- Off i fl F Q. ,gig 11- X.. Qs.. JERRY BIEWEND BRENDA BOYER Our Lady of Perpetual Help Homeroom Sec., l-2-3-4, Pep Parish, Sodality, 3-4, Air Po- Club, 4, Glee Club, l-2, Tiara lution Control Contest AILEEN BUCK St. Emydius Parish, Varsity Bas- ketball, Volleyball, 4, G.A.A., 4, Sodality, 4, Pep Club, 4 Glee Club, 2 DlCK CASTILLO Our Lady of Victory Parish Class Pres., 2-3, Class Treas., 2, Football, Track, l-2-3-4 26 Stall, 3 WILLIAM GUY BURTON Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, J.V. Baseball, 2, Foot- ball, l-2, Varsity Football, 3-4, Drama Club, 2-3-4, Cheerleader, 4, Letterman's Club, 2-4, Glee Club, 3-4, Tiara Staff, 4 SHARON CHAVES St. Bruno's Parish, Homeroom Sec., l, G.A.A., l-2-3-4, Glee Club, 2-3-4, Pep Club, 4, Var- sity Basketball, Baseball, Vol- leyball, 1 ROBERT W. BRADFIELD St. Emydius Parish, Homeroom V.-Pres., 3, Class Treas., 3, Class Pres., 4, Varsity Football, l-2-3-4, Basketball, l-2, Track, 3, Baseball, 2-4 MIKE G. CAMPBELL Our Lady of the Rosary Parish, Basketball, l-2-3-4, Football, 2 SAM CHlRCO St. Emydius Parish, Homeroom Sec., 3-4, Sodality, Varsity Baseball, Glee Club, letterman's Club, l-2-3-4 Kgs, 'NW - .-mgwifft LINDA JANE BREHM St. Pius X Parish, Glee Club, 2-3-4, G.A.A., I-4, Pep Club, 4, Masque 8- Scroll, 3-4, Var- sity Basketball, l PEGGY ANN CANNEY 'St. Rose ol Lima Parish, Varsity Basketball, l-2, Volleyball, 'l-2- 3, G.A.A., l-2-4, Sodality, 1, Pep Club, 4, Homeroom Pres,, 2- 3, Glee Club, 1-2-4 KATHY CLAUSEN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, Volleyball, l-2, Softball, l, Flagtwirler, 4, G.A.A., l-2-3-4 X and setting the pace .. . fllffllwf V i U' ll? if 'Z 4? if JACKlE BROOKHART St. Emydlus Parish, G.A.A., l-4, Pep Club, 4 PAULA CAREY St. Gertrude's Parish, Sodality, 2-4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 2 MARJORlE CLUCK St. Gertrude's Parish, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, Tiara Staff, 4, Sodality, 2 t -pf M , ,fl Q x W ,+- JOSEPH COCCARO LESLIE COCHRAN ANN CONROY St. Emydius Parish St. Helen's Parish, Sodality, 2- St. Emydius Parish, G.A.A., 2-3- 3-4, Varsity Track, 3-4 4, Glee Club, 2-3-4, Drum Corps, 4, Sodality, l, Sword 81 Shield Editor, 4, C.S.F. 2, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award LEONOR CONTRERA5 JANET CORCORAN HENRY CORTEZ si. Pius x Parish, spanish Club, 5 A 'sl S Pafishf Home- Sf- Emvdivs Parish 1-2,G.A.A., l-2, Glee Club, 2, Sodalily, 4, Pep Club, 4 room Pres., 3, Varsity Basket- ball, Volleyball, l-2-3-4, Soft- ball, l l-2-3-4: Club, 4 -2, Sodulity, I-4, G.A.A., Glee Club, 3-4, Pep QV' wfmw wi if 5 . ..... 3, .il - in 'T' U EILEEN COURTMAN St. Helen's Parish, Glee Club, 2, G.A.A., I, Maiorette, 3, Pep Club, 4 JOAN DALY Our Lady of Victory Parish, G.A.A., l-2, Drill team, 2, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, l, Glee Club, 2, Pep Club, 4 JANET DAVIS St. Emyclius Parish, Sodality, 4, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 4 LENORE DAVlS Sl. Rose of Lima Parish, Home- room V. Pres., 2, G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 4, Cheerleader, 4 1 CAROL DELGADO St. Gertrude's Parish, G.A.A., 2-3, Flagtwirler, 4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, Sodality, l VIRGILIA DIXON St. Rose of Lima Parish, G.A.A., 'I-4, Sodality, l, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 4 ANTONIO FRANK DODERO St. HeIen's Parish, Homeroom Pres., 1, Letterman's Club, Football, Baseball, Track, So- dality FRANCES DONNELLY Our Lady of Victory Parish, G.A.A., 2-3-4, Pep Club, 4, Drill team, 2, Maiorette, 3 .111 WXMU . WM JAMES DUNN Sl. Rose of Lima Parish DEANIE DURBIN SI. Emydius Parish, G.A.A., l, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 4 VALERIE EGAN Our Lady of the Rosary Parish, G.A.A., I-2, Flagtwirler, 4, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 4 LON ENGLISH SI. Alhanasius Parish BONNIE LYNN DOUGHERTY St. Philip Neri Parish: G.A.A. Glee Club, 2-3 MARY LOU DOYLE Our Lady of lhe Rosary Parish ue 81 Scroll, 4, Pep Club AO! ' fy AI' yi, TIM DOYLE St. Rose of Lima Parish LOUISE DUCHARME SI. Emydius Parish, Glee Club, 2, Honor Roll 'af I FRANCES GILLETTE Sl. Rose of Lima Parish7 Pep Club, 4 RICHARD M. GLEASON Sl. John of God Parish BONNIE GRAHAM SI. Aloysius Parish7 Homeroom Pres., I7 Pep Club, 47 Home- room V. Pres., 3-47 G.A.A., I MARJORIE GRIBBEN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish7 Sodalily, I-2-37 G.A.A., I-2-37 Pep Club, 47 Glee Club, 2 YW DENNIS EVANS Our Lady of Victory Parish FRANCES M. FEID St. Raymond's Parish7 G.A.A., I-27 Masque 8. Scroll, I-2-37 Sodalily, I-47 Glee Club, 'I-27 Homeroom Treas., 37 3rd Place Science Foir7 3rd Place Essay Conlesl7 Sword 8. Shield, 3 LOUIE P. FIORE SI. Raymond's Parish7 Class V- Pres., 3 BEATRICE RAMONA GALINDO SI. John of God Parish7 Pep Club, 47 Glee Club, 2 -Nwlg il 5 S This is the important costume fitting for these players: Mrs. Hofschulte measures senior Tom Thomas for his graduation gown. Ray Orta transcribes the facts. RALPH GRIBBEN CORALYN GUERNON ANDRE ALBERT GUIMOND, JR. RICHARD HALL Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Athanasius Parishg Glee Club, Our lady of Victory Parish5 St. Emydius Parish5 Letterman's Parish 25 Choir, 35 Sword Gi Shield, 35 Sodality, 3-45 Football, lg Track, CIub5 Football, 2-3-45 Baseball, Tiara Staff, 4 25 Glee Club, 3 2-J-4 LARRY HEIDECKER sf. Raymond's Parish, Glee Club, WAYNE HELGESON JAMES HERMANSON PAlf'fzLfeKo'tTmnEE La:llElC2'A A 45 Ist Placeiijirfen ir, J Sl. Emydius Parish St. Rose of Lima Parish5 Track, 2 I-2. varsity gcsketbgll . 1. i, ,, V , , - z . l Homeroom V. Pres., 35 Cheer- ' leader, 45 Glee Club, 45 Sodal- sx VJ, I' of ily, 3 'l J! ' il! R W A - 'V Ny if 'A ,,, M :WWQN WYE X. R.. I esm- H X . A ., Q i' , -it S E' in w. KAY HOFFMAN St. Em dius Parishg G.A.A., I- Y 2-47 Sodalily, I7 Glee Club 2-3-47 Pep Club, 47 Drill Team 2 BARBARA INGLIS St. Pancratius Parish7 Sodality I7 Pep Club, 47 G.A.A., I-2-3 Glee Club, I-2 DENNIS KARDELL Our Lady ol the Rosary Parish7 Track, 37 Basketball, 2 1 , J . 5:,,, K 7 Sw gg. 5 5? 'ws Xxx 7 Q: ififiiilrf K 'C LOUISE PATRICIA HURD GRACE MARIE HOHMAN CHARLES G. HORN Our Lady of Victory Parish7 Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Gertrude's Parish7 G.A.A G.A.A., l-47 Pep Club, 4 Parish7 Homeroom V. Pres., I7 I-47 Pep Club, 47 Sword Varsity Foolball, I7 Basketball, Shield, 37 Glee Club, 2 47 Baseball, I-2-37 Letterman's Club, I-2-3-4 HENRY JEZAK JUDY A. JOCKERS JONI JOHNSON St. Maria Goretti Parish Sl. Philip Neri Parish7 Sodalily, Our Lady of the Rosary Parisl I7 G.A.A., I-27 Glee Club, 27 Homecoming Queen, 47 Pe Club, 47 Homeroom V. Pres., A Homeroom Sec., 27 G.A.A., 'I-A Glee Club, 47 Cheerleader, 4 Song Leader, 3-47 Homeroom Treas., I EDWARD J. KEARNS SONYA KING JAMES KNAPP Our Lady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Victory Parish7 Our Lady of the Rosary Paris Parish7 Varsity Baseball, I-3-4: G.A.A., I7 Glee Club7 Pep Football, I-2-47 Letterman's Club, 4 Club, I-2-3745 Glee Club7 Homeroom Pres., 2 through their showmanshi MARY LEA KNAPP Our lady of the Rosary Parish G.A.A., 3-47 Glee Club, 37 Choir, 37 Citizenship Award, 4 JOHN W. KNOLL St. Emydius Parish7 Sodalily, 2-3-47 Honor Rall, 27 4lh Place Science Fair7 Scholarship lo Sl. Marlin's if if if. ,I f 1 yi MARJORIE M. KNOX Sf. Emydius Parish7 G.A.A., I7 Sword 8- Shield, 3-47 Pep Club, 4 STAN J. KONOPACKI Sf. Gregory the Great Parish RON KRISMAN Sl. Emydius Parish7 Speech Club CAROL LAMESH Our Lady of Victory Parish7 G.A.A., I7 Glee Club, 2i Pep Club, 4 i, T xl l l lvl 1 l I J I fl lf i if U, t :U i A l. l 4, X .. JAMES E. LAWRENCE A ik FRANK J. LATINO Our Lady of Victory Parish, odality, St. Marianne Purishg Sodality 'N Honor Roll, I-2-3-47 California I-2-3'4p Tennis Team ,Nb L Boys' State Winner: Sword 8- 8. Shield, ' l Shield: C.S.F.p Assistant Librar- 45 Glee U 1 ion, 4 PAT LEROY J. LEMBERGER O Ld f P 9 l P 'll ij WNCENT A- LAUNCH sr. Dominic sqvio Parishg o.A.A., Fo':,b,,'f, Ylfz erpe W om Q 1 1 St. Rose of Lima Parish 17 sodomy' 27 Glee Club, 27 ' -1 Nl CAROL LITTLEHALE Glee Club, 'l-25 G.A.A., 2g Pep Club, 4 MARYANNE LYONS St. Emydius Parish: Pep CIub,4 i min CIUS, 2, Pep Club, 4 they emit K X , 531 Q Mm 2 BARBARA MAHON ALLEN E. MAIN BETTIE MALM LEO D, MARCHAND St. Emydius Parish, Homeroom St. John of God Parish, Varsity Our Lady of Perpetual Help Holy Family Parish, Varsity Pres., 2, Glee Club, I-2, Sodal- Baseball, Track, Football, l-2-3- Parish, Glee Club, I, Pep Club, Basketball, Letterman's Club, ily, I-2-3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-4, 4, Letterman's Club, I-2-3.4 4, Sodality Glee Club Volleyball, I, Pep Club, 4 ANNETTE MARIN RUSSELL A. MARIS JOHN S. MARTIN PATRICK E. MARTIN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Victory Parish, Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Bartholomew's Parish, Var- Parish, G.A.A., Pep Club, 4 Honor Roll, 2-3-4, C.S.F., Sword Parish, Varsity Baseball, l-2-3- sity Football, 2-3-4, Track, 2-3, 8- Shield, Assistant Librarian, 2 4, Varsity Football, Letterman's lettermon's Club, 3-4 Club - confidence and ambition . . . ROSALVA MARTINEZ St. Marianna de Padres Parish, G.A.A., l-2 RICHARD E. MATHEWS St. Emydius Parish l 4 N :.,.,,:,,-fm . ,. sr .. la if , st X W gig, 1 Q we Q AFQ ,gtk W lf T Ss ,M f , . f Q si swag. 'QU- l 'mrs MICHAELEEN CORINNE MANLEY St. Athanasius Parish, Sodality, l-4, Pep Club, 4, G.A.A., 1, Volleyball, 2, Tennis, 2 KATHY McCARTY Our Lady of Victory Parish, G.A.A., 'l-2, Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 4 ARMANDO MERINO Sacred Heart Parish, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, I-2-3-4, Letterman's Club, Sodality MIGUEL MERINO Sacred Heart Parish, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Letterman's Club TOM METZGER PETER MIKOV, JR. St. Emydius Parish, Drum 8- Bugle Corps, 3, Masque 8. Scroll, 3-4, Tiara Staff, 4 JACQUES MONETTE St. Raymond's Parish, 3rd Place Science Fair, Glee Club, 4 MARY Lou MORENO ' St. Gerlrude's Parish, Glee Club, 2, Pep Club, 4, G.A.A., 4, sodomy, 4 ei 5 'X wa 4, 4 A Sc , X' ' tx I, ,Y ' 4 If 1 ATRlClA MORRISSEY Our Lady of the Rosary Parish, G.A,A., 1-2-4, Pep Club, 4, Sodality, 45 Glee Club, 2 IANCY LOUISE OLDENBURG St. HeIen's Parish, Sodality, lp G.A.A., Pep Club, 45 5th Place Science Fair, Glee Club , I KM: fig gh, . 7 , Leif W, 'Y biz llee S c Aj.-X 1 .,,A i t 'W 1' ,gf T , 4, f .1:- JOAN MOTTES Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Masque 8- Scroll, 45 G.A.A., l CAROLE O'LEARY Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish: Glee Club, l-2-3-4, G.A.A., 4, Masque 81 Scroll, l- 3-4g Pep Club, 4 f f' l M, Chatting happily with Principal, Father Sharpe, are seniors Kathy McCarty, Pat Hickey and Marcella Regner. JERRY E. NOLETTE BERNADETTE O'FARRELL St. Emydius Parishy Glee Club, St. Emydius Parish, Sodality, 1- lst Place Science Fair 2-3-45 V. Pres., 45 Homeroom Sec.-Treas., 47 Masque 8- Scroll, 45 G.A.A., 4, Pep Club, 4 JOHN OLIVAS RAY ORTA Our Lady of the Rosary Parish St. Helen's Parishy Cheerleader, 4 WF ,Q fc Mm! before the lights EMIL J, PONSO, JR. C Sl. Emydius Parish5 Track, lp 2nd Place Science Fair, Physics Division, 35 Homeroom V, Pres., li H, XTHERINE MARIETTA PORRAZZO St. Raymond's Parish5 Sodally, 2-35 G.A.A., l-2-45 C.S,F., 2- 3-45 Sword 8. Shield, 3-45 Pep Club, 4 PAT PROBST CHARD RAMELOT Sl. Emydius Parish5 Pep Club, 45 Our Lady of the Rosary Parish5 I WAlTER A HEA G.A.A., 45 Glee Club, 4 Sodalily5 C.S.F., 2 i Sl. Emydius Parish CAROL A. PERRY Sf. Emydius Parish5 Choir, Glee Club, 25 Pep Club, A 45 Tiara staff, 4 ll 5 A4 i 1 I f PATRICIA PALENCHAR Sl. Rose of Lima Parish5 Glee Club, l-2-3-45 Sodalily, 3-4, G.A.A., I-2-3-45 Varsity Volley- b all, Basketball, I-2-3-4 Masque 8- Scroll, 35 Pep Club 45 C.S.F., 2-3-45 Isl Place Knights of Columbus Essay Con- tesl, lg lst Place Science Fair Homeroom Pres., 2, V. Pres., I Treas., 3-45 Class V. Pres., 3 Sec.-Treas., 4 they deligh JO ANN PHARIS Sl. Raymond's Parish5 Sodalily 2-3-45 Sodality Prefecl, 4 G.A.A., l-2-3-45 Homeroon Pres., l-45 Drill Team, 2-3-4 Homecoming Princess, 45 Peg Club, 45 Glee Club, 2 , - q 5. K1 . ,M 1, Q gg My WE fx sis 4 Q.. , 2, s fgffiflg n -yy 'ess , ' i 'El' E 4 .5 lgsxgff - 5 5 im , A ,I 5 5. 5. A, s4,.,,.,.,4e..,..5sss.,...M..-... RILYN RAUSCH ARC REGNER ' A O r lad of Perpetual Help NAA St. Raymond's Parish5 Intramu ral Volleyball, 'l-2-35 G.A.A. l-2-35 Flagtwirler, 45 Pep Club 45 Glee Club, 4 RALPH RIVAS St. Helen's Parish5 Varsity Foot- balI5 letterman's Club Our ady of the Rosary Parlsh5 G.A.A., l-2-3-45 Cheerleader, 25 Songleader, 45 Homeroom Pres., 45 Pep Club, 45 Glee Club, 45 Choir, 45 Intramural Volley- ball, 4 MARY E. ROQUE Our Lady of Victory Parish, Pep Club, 4 the aadienee, animate the script, N8 Nm. ., - - , K A. V - b 1 A .,.' 5' A A '. I l x ' Il: St Emydlus Parish Glee Club 'mls Q. , l. gl ,iw sz 2 in if if Q sl JAMES SEDLACEK - JOHN P. SENTELL JEROME E. SHEA Our Lady of the Rosary Parish Our Lady of the Rosary Parish: Sl. Rose of Lima Parish, Hom Homeroom Pres., l-2-3-4, Var- room Pres., I A sily Baseball, I-2-3-4, Football, ' , Lellerman's Club, 'l-2-3-4 JJ ,if . ' , Af' V 1 4 4 f. lb' N X ll L If ,j!,f'X,l I bfi , ,ly y and fulfill the hopes foreseen ,fZff'l'N,if lv ln, fri, x V is L. l' l xx xx P N U X - JANET LEE srcusv l Y 'M Our Lady of Perpetual Help ,,. Parish, Drum 8. Bugle Corps, ,X Q N Sword 8. Shield X, i X X , ED RD slM N 1 A X S mln' avio Parish . , r ski Q 32 ,gs X ja KA HY SLAVIK ' , Sl. John of God Parish, Pep A S Q ,, , 4, Drill Team, 37 Tiara Y Q Staff, 4g Glee curb, 2 1 K-' MICHAEL F. SPANDLE Q x X Sl. Helen's Parish 40 , if Rf ' X Xia MARY STEPHENS THOMAS l. THOMAS K Sf. Emydius Parish5 Homeroom Sl. HeIen's Parish5 C.S.F., 25 Pres., 2-35 G.A.A., 2-35 Pep Club, 45 Sodalily, 2 JAMES W. THOMPSON Sl. Raymond's Parish5 Sodalily, 2-3-45 C.S.F., 25 3rd Place Sci- ence Fair MARILYN VIGUE Sl. Gerlrude's Parish5 Sodalify, 3-45 Pep Club, 45 G.A.A., 45 Glee Club, 2 Latin Club, 35 Magna Cum Laude Award, 35 Sodalily, 2,3-4 EDWARD A. TROUSKIE Our Lady of Viclory Parishp Honor Roll, 35 3rd Place Science Fair5 c.s.F., 2 JOAN WALKER Sl. Gregory lhe Grecl Parish5 Baskeiball, Volleyball, lg So- dalily, l5 G.A.A., 35 Glee Club, 2 by their direfftors . . . MALCOLM TUTTLETON EVELYN VIGUE Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sl. Gerlrude's Parish5 Sodalily Parish5 Class V. Pres., 45 Cheer- 35 Pep Club, 4 leader, 45 Glee Club, 4 RICHARD J. WALLACE Sl. Helen's Parish BERNARD F. WATHEN Sl. Helen's Parish5 Football, 4 Basketball, 3-4 'FY' qu-.55 Ein 'Y f-........ .wx . DAVID R. WEBER Our Lady of Perpelual Help Parish JOYCE WHITE Sl. Marianne's Parish RAY M. YBABEN Sl. Club Philip Neri Parish, Glee WENDY ELIZABETH WEHREN Sl. Raymond's Parish, Masque 8. Scroll, 3-4, Sword 8- Shield, 3 THOMAS P. WILLENBRING Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, Sword Sl Shield ELDON W. WEICHERS FRANCES M. WHITE Sl. Rose of lima Parish Sl. Dominic Savio Parish, G.A.A., I-3: Glee Club, l-2g Drill Team, 3, Tiara Staff, 4, Pep Club, 47 BONNIE wlLuAMs sodomy, 1 Our lady of the Rosary Parish, G.A.A., ly Sodalily, I-2, Sec- tion V. Pres., 2, Glee Club, 27 Essay Conlesl, 3, Pep Club, 4 senior stars step on stage . . . ELSIE ZAMBONI Our lady of lhe Rosary Parish, G.A.A., lg Pep Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, Maiorelle, 3 BARBARA LEE ZlPPl FRED B. ZOll.MAN Sl. Gerlrude's Parish, G.A.A., 4, Our lady of lhe Rosary Parish Sodalily, I, Glee Club, 'l-2, Pep Club, 4 l E v as wg Ui dress rehearsal . . . this is the proving ground, the dynamic laboratory in which the fin- ished production is synthesized . . . in the classrooms, directors and cast assemble to display and enrich their skills . . .e at this dress rehearsal, the production is the far-seen goal, and it can only be claimed through the co-operation and experience of this rehearsal meeting . . . as the rehearsals advance, Father Pornassus oversees some silent reading in American History as he observes the iunior boys E John Maguire points out cz northern U.S.S.R. outlet to the Western World to the sophomore history class. AA V we . , 0 ,W l ' in Dramatics instructor Miss Donovan starts to give age lines to not-so-ancient so Weingarth in a classroom exercise in advanced drama. Since the Pius X curriculum covers a vast area of knowledge and offers a wide variety of studies, each student has a chance to enrich himself academically to his capacity. A capable, multi-talented faculty is provided to lead the student to a taste of Perian springwater. lt can only exhort him to drink. With the idea of devel- oping the student as a whole person, Pius X offers a well-balanced academic pro- gram in coniunction with its spiritual, physical and social aids to building the mature American Catholic. phomore Barbara Mr. Herzberg dictates sentences to Gary Johnston. There are answers galore available in Miss McCormick's sophomore English class, but there's no telling which will be the right one until the teacher calls on a pupil. the cast, guuled by :ts 'sv if Sister Marie Christine stresses the importance of a working vocabulary to her group o role of a disc iockey in an audio-visual classroom presentation of English poetry. dzrectors, !y f senior girls. At right, Sister Maura plays the Shakespeare in 3-D might be the title for this project of Barbara McEleny and Kathy Cotta. It's their own model of Shakes speare's Globe Theatre. Sister Hostia sur' veys the proiect with delight. Yo no tengo . . . Sister Ger- trude Joseph's general languages class mimics recorded exercises to get iust the right accent. Father Zimmermann checks over . . . d some exercises In has advance latin class. ? is Who's got the declension the question Sister Denis poses to her girls' Latin class. 'fs' tin 1,4 ig! ii .M-tw-+ ' Actions and reactions hold the interest of all as iunior boys complete an exper- iment in chem lab. realizes how Sister Eugenia explains same technical points to the boys as they work on their experiments. Sister Thomas Ann won't tell these girls what to expect from their biology ex- periment, so they're going to find out for themselves. Working on this exper- iment in proteins are, from left to right, Karen O'Connell, Kathy Fisher, Dae Deari, Sister Thomas Ann, Irene Jarvis, Wendy Wchren, and Mary Moreno. Circles and tangents keep every- one busy in Sister St. Joseph's sophomore geometry class. seg rnuch skill must be acquired Letters and superscripts magically turn into logical answers lsometimesll in Sister Ann Marie's advanced algebra group. Father Delaney coaches Charles Page in some math discoveries. Student participation in class is an aid to many. Shop students Ralph Rivas and Joe Coccarro seem deeply interest- ed in the intricate iig saw work of Dick Martel and Joe Carcao who are being taught the essen- tials of a good shop man by Instructor Cecil Moffet, lt before the per ormance can At Pius X High School it has always been the aim of the curriculum to sweep the full scope ot fundamental learning from fine arts of science, mathematics and history to useful arts. The teaching of religion falls naturally into the motion of this aca- demic pendulum, and the student has only to follow the tempo of each class in order to partake of the full range of this scope. Sister Clement helps Phyllis Martin, lynnea Jackson, and Barbara In- glis to lay a dress pattern in dressmaking class. Bob Bradfield gels se? lo lry out the new arc welding machine now available in melal shop. e unveiled . . . Jus! the right number of cooks for this broth land il's good soup, looll: Mary Venhuda pours for Becky Suess during a cooking lesson. In our neat and well-equipped sewing room, Bonnie Williams shows Mary Roque iusl how lo sew the seam of her new dress. W W E I N u s Senior girls look very business-like as they operate addin m h' ' class training. g ac mes and typewruters as but through repetition The measured beat of ' American Patrol' comes from Sister Dorothy's typing :lass as well os the stucotto rhythm of the keys as these boys and girls type to music. a n Only the newest and most effective bus- iness machines are available in the bus- iness department. There, Mariorie Cluck traces out a stencil, Paula Carey dupli- cates with the rexo-graph, and Carol Lamish types stencils on the electric tjpewriter. Pius X upperclassmen have a chance to prepare themselves for typing their senior term papers as they develop typing skill under the direction of Sister Maura. and the Not idols with heads of clay, but iust small terra cotta figures are the artistic products of Russell Rizzi, Dennis McAIIus ter, and Tony Dodero. Model Pat Martin has an easy iob as he poses for contour drawings by the ad vanced art group. The actor's tools-make-up and wigs- are tried out in a practical experiment in speech and drama. At left, Tony Dodero straightens Peter Mikov's wig. Powder and pencil are more interesting to Jule Patton, Barbara Weingarth, and Barbara Scanlon. correetion of lnistakes, Music goes round and round in the west wing: Sister Therese Marie conducts an attentive girls' class in group singing. Sister Imelda gives a private piano lesson in one of the department's individual rooms. A lively and novel supplement to the department is the accordion band. Here the beginning freshmen students are led by Sister Imelda. For boys and girls with brass and woodwinds in mind, Mr. Metcalf carefully guides the beginning band, 1 Q 1 Pius X can boost of one of the most complete and well-supplied libraries in the oreo. Students con find o ready source of current periodicals, reference books, histories, biographies, and fiction among the over 5000 volumes avoiloble. the cast strives to polish, A Book Week bulletin board poses ques- tions on fictional characters for Kathy Slavik and John Moretta. 6, ,, ,M i ss.. RQ fpfiiflg? DQVQI Ti E Y :A ww--w.,,,wws.....,,m we ' ' Q if M is 3 5 Q is i' egg llz ya Eflgfm ffmg. RW fir QW. It isn't long before students learn that they can put some of their classroom knowledge into fascinating, practical operation: Mrs. Willis explains the workings of clutch and accelerator to drivers' education students Karen Fromdhal and Lynn Thompson. What to do in case . . . of almost anything is dem- onstrated in Miss Figueroa's first aid class. Mechanical drawing student Pat O'Keeft works intently on his draft. Father Cranham helps an individual student with his drawings in class. to enrich, to discover . . . QW' 5 ss , sy f li if ,xx mar ,K if 4 M , , , g JW' ' K gi 'FX A fx . iieiml k y , ' 4-kb x , M Zkvysziykw, , f,,Ne9'fg-.4, Y ,W six: c v Q W, iffy iw' um, 1 Q IQ F ,fi Y ,, ,QQ 4 - sz f, Q X .gif ,X fi Q if SJ: -A ar 'F ? www: 1 S we the company from the smallest supporting part to the co-starring role and the unseen skill of the stage technicians, each member of the company has his own special talent to fulfill, his scope to measure . . . it is only under the care of the director and through the magic of the script that these individuals can fuse into a company . . . it is only their desire to combine their talents which can produce a single, well- balanced whole . . . P. Adelman J. Alvarado A. Antal A. Arguello E. Babcock C. Bahan J. Bahan P. Ball C. Bardsley J. Barndollar K. Bauerly R. Beamon G. Behm D. Beiter J. Benodom R. Bertrand J. Beu C. Birchler J. Bliss M. Boenou Boland S. Bonilla D. Bonsangue A. Brannick Bressano S. Brown Bulleit M. Burke P. Caldero J. Corbett Cayer D. Cianciolo P. Conley Conlin L. Conners M. Cora V. Cortes Costello J. Creighan S. Crosby Critchfield M. Cullivan D. Deary D. Delgado Della Pella W. De Lorrell Denevan - I . .Q . X , y ws x at Q 2 :B .f .... . Q-N if A .6 .f Q- -A new X' Ssrxzfis , A E lm V J.: . . J 1 X if ,- E ,. y A 'si Xi new F 1 3 1 fir A gr , 3 ii A I , K X B .... ,S . . ,,, N .,,. ' NX ' it .f E A ' ,..... l 'J A , -. ..., . ' ' .ri H in 2 -' ' W ' M J A .. QA V W X Y X . P' ' - A 1 A .,.. WM- ' Q .. ' - ' ' , ff W .st X ' ' -11 YQ Q Q , U ' . .W 'L ....,, ' S PREM Junior co-stars are both planners and doers. Looking towards the Junior-Senior prom date are Jackie Bede, Jackie Willenberg, Bill Frascella, Sam Joseph, Mike Malley. Officers B. Fascella President H. Ludwig, Secretory-Treasurer, and T. Mallotto, Vice-President see what's doing with the new dining C. A. M L. J. E. M. J. J. R. V. K. R. T. Duenas Dufresne Dunn Ehret Ellis Ensman Fall Fallon Fallon Fischenick Fincher Fisher Fischer Fischer TOOII1. the juniors, co-stars, prepare for .K N . QZ V . . . . ssss , 1 Sims ' L --f A L Insnx Xu-P' , '-:is A A 3 X W Ii - ..,, V- .,,. . .,,, X .E s 5 e -will - A S' ., A -112, , .. . z 16 M fir ez 1 3 S- + wr' Q 3' Q- 5 . A f il .m sg b rex J. W. D. K. J. Floeck Frscello Frase Fromdahl Golosso 1.9 J. F. M M D. P. P. S. G J. B. B. D. G. F. L. R. J. I. J. A. S. M P. J. L. N. T. M. M. V. Galvin J. Galyen L. Gasper A. George R. Gibbons J. Gillette L. Gleason S. Graham P. Griggers B. Hale J. Halloran J. Halpin J. Hand R. Hansinger M. Harrell new roles as they selflessly assist Harrison Haverman Hawkins Heffernan Helgeland Henderson Henrilze Hernandez Herrera Hersey Hiss Holguin Huismann Hunt Hurley Jackson Jamieson Janssen Jarvis Jennings Jimenez Joseph Joyce Joyce Kaiser Kaniewski Kearns Kelleher Koeppel Kornish . WW 42, gk 1' W f f ef 3 A :- : Y f I A or en e -4-1'1 . . 6 if . I 5' . 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Redden M. Reese F. Renaldo R. Rex Redden J. Romain P. Rosales R. Herbert . Schaefer B. Schilz J. Schleich M. Schroeder Silva J. Shea D. Shields T. Simpson the stars in giving vitalil C. Skonezny N. Smith N. Snyder C. Sones M. Stickley M. Stock l. Sturm H. Taylor D. Toles R. Tomp nd polish T. Sneed C. Stephens M. Stone M. Thompson to the production . . . J. Vigil l. Weingarth T. Wolfbauer M. Zollinger D. Vossler M. Waskc G. Watson J. Willenbring J. Wright M. Wright W. Young G. Zohurris M. Zimmerman 1? ww ,Q 'R .,Q....Ufr ,1 '-,, P R. Alberti g , J, Alfqrq . ,y f!F ff. . R L M F J. Allen Q M 5 :,. Q--. 3 K. All , N ' gig ',. Z1 if :'.. ' ' iff an YV I -... A . J .:-',1Q:M Q rf or W S if' 2 A F i f I ' J I. Alvarado , S 9 - 5' Sai - . C- Anderson ' .2 5 ..-',,. W 1 , Q 'A J- A 'ho J fi x J . 3:7 ...Zi gi A. Aragon , . . Q V . 11 sg, M : -, . lie u ' f ...,, an 5 ' '. .- . 5. . f R. Arias K J P. Aguilar ,,,-f-'S ' 'lg R. Bohling Q- of -' K. Baird Ng ' P' X... ' C. Bedford C. Bellavia J. Bergman J. Bernard Q is-:,f 2 .. . . . . J . . IQ am gn-pl ,E . , cg: .K Q ' , ' ' K Q. Boere im, P. B I d 2 5 ,- gf' 4 v'iw'fW . -fu . W 'fy 1 NH JY. 1--1'- I J. Bonello R. Bonilla K. Bourke M. Brossell D. Brewer L. Brooks P. Brook? J. Buck M .Buss V. Calia D. Carrall L. Casner K. Castillo M. Casfrlcone T. Choves C. Chirco C. Christensen J. Clauser F. Clowson J. Cluck D. Comefu Q. sifi- ?f AP' Ng Q up fs W ...KA Q ,W f .Sv 0 . 'MSW 4 5 'K 6' 5. I ,Q 45' 3 Y i .rf if 0 3 gm 1 tg 535 'H' '45 I Q M. C. I. R. I. Connor Cotta Dee Doerr Dreschler . 1 :lv- E 'W 2 Q 'C 9 X' 353, ,Jing 2 Conroy Coudayre DeGroote Doherty Dudzic A- 55' W 3 X. 9 , .,bb y J- M 3 XJ fa N 3 'Q W t ,S .Jw M. Conroy S. Colecci J. Denardo V. Domingues J. Duncan . ,gin --1-. . ..ffl ., x S. ,. . f - ,. in Y Q I . 5 mv X af Y r Q Q ygfp, 7 ft Ex..q.. vg,' , A , 'fs 4 Q.. J. N . dig . ---- u 1 y Cook Cramer Walter Donnellon Duron 1 X Y ,, ,nina .M if Q 5 , X 1 51+ Q. W . X N E. Cooley L. Crawford M. DeBoer D. Dorkowski G. Edelbrock J. Cota Davis Diloreto Dorse Eremita sophomores complement Cortes Davis DiToIIa Downs Erhart J. Euge M. Fashing S. Felix K. Felt F. Fernandes V. Ferrera M. Finken C. Flahun l. Fleck K. Forde I. Franco S. Freeman J. Frias J. Frick S. Fromdahl J, Gain W. Garcia E. Gaudet M. Geary M. Geraghfy C. Gibbs R. Gillen V. Giovanoni C. Goodrich the stars in forming W. Gaines J. Ghormley S. Goodrow ,if . -- e..',gN .4 .1-:Q .. fx 1 15: A ..v. Q , .. ' 5... is .... 2 ,x.jf.I'. . . . .,,, . . f . - Q f J t . . ' .EE 1 W REA :E s- Ss si? ., W, X 0 A VM' W -5 if , , a spirited Ill Qlllilrl ull! sas? A B. Gosnell N. x E J. Grantham G J. Guimond A 1-' Q YA X Xi R, Grleb .. X N X 59 . . mi , D. Gutierrez f E. Hamilton A J. Hardos 4 P. Hart X Xb . ll? 3 X ch -- , Hart . Harvey - . Haynes 55:5 fl:- . X' 3' . Hecht Among Pius X High School's most beloved treas- ures is the memory of sophomore Peggy Buss who died of lukemia midway through the school year. To her classmates and especially to her homeroom, she was an ever-growing example of patience and resignation. Although she was intensely aware that it was not God's will that she should live, her straight A average never waivered. To your thoughts and prayers, the sophomores commend the memory of Peggy Buss. R. Helgeson O. Hernandez R. R. Holguin F. Hughes M. J. Jchnke A. Jimenez A. M. Jules C. Kaiser C. 72 Hilde Inglis Johnson Kaminskos E. Hoffman K. Jacqmin D. Jorgenson S. Kelly P. Kelso J. Kesller M. Kiefer J. Killion J. Klein S. Koch E. Koval D. Kuri J. Langsfeld T. Lanzu B. LcRoque E. Larsen M. Lcvolle C. Lozaris J. Leal J. Lehmann atmosphere of animated tempo J. Lemberger M. Licaia P. Llewelyn L. Locuoco I. Lopez J. Lucero C. Lucki K. Lund A quick scripi session in the cafeteria tells these lively sophomores whai's coming up for rehearsal: Iefi, Presideni Jim Dorse, Sec- retary-Treasurer Anfonila Merino, and Vice- Presidenl Joe McCord. Macke Maiolfi Martin McCord Mehm Mochon Morgan Maguire Meng Martinez McDowell Melbourne Mogis Moss , . . JN.,. ., ri ,.., S . tem o and refreshing luster J. Mann S. Mathews B. McEIeny E. Melero A. Montoya . Mulholland 51 , 1 ff ff? X X1 Af i li QQ Marchand May McKenna Mercer Montoya Mullins . X X 2 2 XP New fe -rs .l Q. tim . Wx K 'Z Q B. Marco D. McAllister R. McKnight M. Merino R. Montoya B. Murphy XQKXQ i , em. .. UP' . . .,-' if K .iso 1. S' ,A 3, . G ,K , 5 '- 1 ly . X :ix Qs. . . H, il y . Qi! T 'log N as Q' f X ill' iitessllb X -- fin Q giants .f S5 J X . ,Q . Marin McCarron McMillan Miranda Morales Neckar R. Ii N.- Martel McCarthy McNeil . Mirolla M. Morelli Neckar -.ffm 1 R M mf 0 .Q-and M.. nf x ' 1 - x iw JN if S W is ,':' 59 N. Q ,,,. fl , . 5 X ii' ww .Ag , , Ji, K 4 X ww. af 'L is J Si A Q . mr' 'Q .X Sw X ,. if 'W R ? ' 225. ----1 1' D. H . 'M .ifkg ...if f E:-a .Q if rw T 5 L . 3 .A ,am . . ...qv . .,w,.f.. I 1 4? ' y .- f is 4 'H .. . . i 2 af 1 4 K I E f , iv it . L '+W - v' Q 1 ., N J gn? . Q 3 2 wxvfl l 4 vw., ' - :P-'? . 'ir' ' 14 f if 5: . 7 -. , . 2. ? y 3 1 .:. , . PM L .. , , L.. 'Sai 3' 'mf Zz. . Ewfrgff 5 w 3 'L 15 f H www .. A v -- - ,..., . a L-.2 . if ,. 1 H' A' iii L we: ' . N. I .. Q., mx . Q . X 1 S mf L ig... Q X , . V .fs E. Neri P. Nicholson P. O'Keefe C. Oliva: J. Olsen R. Orlegon T. Ortiz J. O'Shaughnessy E. Padilla R. Palardy T. Palermo T. Panciera M Paumier M Perkins T. Peruzzi P. Peters D. Porler R. Quiiada L. Raley L. Rosales L. Rau G. Rausch P. Rauler W. Rechs G. Reddin M Renleria G. Reyes S. Ritchie L. Rivera R. Rizzi B. Roesch R. Roque B. Rolen E. Roman P. Roubideaux .l. Sandschulle B. Scanlon R. Schmillle .I. Scoll as they join in as the supporting Sophomore: come m h' orc Ing in to Iherslick beats of Barbara Hansinger, Sandy Good- row, Kalhy Caslillo and Elizabeth Ro mon, all members of the drum and bugle corps. T. Senlell J. Sharp B. Shaw J. Sherali W. Sherrill R. Sievers J. Simon E. Skonezny D. Smith S. Smilh T. Sneddon F. Spayne P. Spolo J. Slammer M. Slenson K. Stewart M. Slieb J. Stock R. Suess J. Tabel K. Teurfs L. Theriol C. Thevenol G. Thompson M. Terno B. Torres L. Torres D. Tourville G. Twiford L. Udink ., - .1,4.,i. A , . XL X' 1 ,. 14. ' of J r 1 A f l.: S .' . fa .,,. 'Qtr -: vi . I .. A 2 .r . . J J 4 Y ff' J in . I 1, ,. . . 1 11: 1- is F , . X g Q V V . . 1 ffm if '- .. 'I V N. S A ' - ' si 53 f - ' ,... ' :I A 1 , 'f 'M J Fi J' ' Y M i 2 Mil. - X Q -if H . '-i-'i' 'Y S r-: was . f , .... . .Q QQPQ E in ., .. W Q, - t , .... R - an ii i 1 X 'iii ri. X A il T ' 'J 2-. NW I of .Q I .T S. , if U X 4 QQ? HQW Van Lierop Vierru Weingarth Wolf if -K' Q I . fm 1 A if ,V K . .sk Yi? I M. L. D. V aff? Van Lierop Vigil Welch Young P. I gf 5? i , 1 ' W f f ' . ii i j 534 5 -: 'Z . M Y K Qwy.. ' , A 5 4. cast . . . e sais... S' , ...W V S V 5 f, , by-ff . . v i i : gi f x ' !3. Vondermosl W .,,. ,j .2 f ,V ivy. venhuda f 0 'C Waugh f Q Q if . , w ,Q A. Wilson . ' D zzvv W W ,..,..,... -, 5: Vasquez V. Vaughn A, Venhuda Vracin J. While D. Watson Welch D. Zimprich M. Wiater Zabela R. Zippi KW 1 A fs V ' VanFossen Vest Wed mer Wilson 77 the freshman crew l. B. R. T. J. C. C. P. L. B. L. T. J. M. M. Adams Adrian Alzui Anderson Angelino Annis Aragon Arli Askins Aifield Bahan Bahan Bailey Bailey Bair r .s These determined crew members hope lo full up the irophy case Presideni Irene Cota has eager helpers for the rob rn Vnce Preslden! Karen Theriot, right, and Secreiary-Treasurer Judy McElroy g ' 1 ...V we mi . u. - A V 732- . ' Ski- YT . , . n ' 'iz 3 I M Q . 5. . .JA 'gg ...,,Y.,,,, if . 1 .T v Y S. Barela J. Baucher C. Bernal F. Bisson Barndollar J. Barnick C. Barrelt Baumann D. Becker P. Behm Berry D. Beyl J. Bezuly Boland T. Ballinger A. Bonella energetically inserts . A 7 ff Q ,. ... B . ii. - if Muzi' :V J, lr kqth .K ,. if K' Q , if if e B 'BBB Q To . . .. . . e . + , - RE I :'-. 2 Af f I ',,: : my ,J .I ,, 1 , -Q52 ge- , V .i if 41, - Boyce Boyles Brouillelle Bruno Burroughs Bryant Campbell Canlrell Carey Carlucci Carnall Carroll D. Bates R. Bauerly K. Benson B. Berardo M. Bidwell T. Bilalla T. Boone A. Borzo W ' A 2 5 5 79 W . W gf . f , ff , , ,K W pg , .Be i .., l ig Q .s,.,' N Ai... .b RR M. ......, F 2:3 I ...Q 5 . J we Chamberlin W. Chambers Child J. Chocek Conlin B. Connell Cortes I. Cola Cusler C. Daley Davis J. Deal . 1 .-:, -. :r,., ,, . ., gsm 7, 73 P J ' :.. . ,,.. R . f ...-. ra. gb J u fiiffg .mr. .. iT Iii Carroll R. Casner Chaves S. Choves Chocek L. Coffey Cooley H. Cooper Crilelli G. Crook Daousl J. Davis the props D. Debrouwer J. Deckart HJC. Deden A. Dee K. Dekors , .J. Derry l. DeVilo A. Diaz IW. Dlserio 3 , . ri rv S during rehearsal l L Qi 2 . ..Nv l -me ' SL,-.3 S' s QMN wx :5 V .1 W -..:..:., , . .:.. W R H 4 i QT? 3 My 'f i . e X ! eo JJ... iii A av . X K Doering K. Doyle Drumm English Fetty J. Ford P. Ford B. Fortune C. Fruhm D. Garcia J. Garcia J. Garnett l. Garnier S. George G. Geraghty Y. Gerue M. Gibbs G J . . 7 v,k. J it , A ak., ,, I v,.. 3. A rw 'K , K: 1 ,,., J .map E EA u .M K . A '. .fe Z in V - K . J.. . fi Sr M. Duarte M. Emerson S. Fischenich ,.., f' W1 yuh :gf K x 41... F Z '-... v 'i l xA7 H I kd . . if? rf' x ,XJ af Q x' . W . ' 1:4 A . X w . Q , '5fq f'5ff:iI'I,.- ' .. .. .. 9 ' . H ' ,E 1.1 5.5 . f, ' .2 . . 4 2 x :QQ J ,--...'... :I K 37 Wi? 4 J. Dreyfus B. Driscoll M. Dunn M. Duron J. Fashing I, Fernandez J. Flesch J. Foley J. Freudenberg N. Fromdahl M. Gallagher G. Gasporia P. Geary M. George T. Glaser A. Golda R. Gomes L. Goodwin D. Griffith B. Hansinger M. Heidecker P. Hoban - ,I Q. QA .Ext .1 9 7 3, .M 15' f ' Q. 1 X ,K L' F r may P ,151 C QT' f .fi Km. 5 .. .2 54 Q pk Wea. V f . . gi. 1 K 4 ,... 5 , gn fag N M ,Q Z' 9 X 'VN 'ul '7' B '4 as 'X ' . I wg , l V1 r 'wi , il .. ' ff and checks the initial equipment W. Gosnell J. Griggers D. Hernandez M. Hobart .1 .Q-J. . . bql q VL I gi K .J M. Grace B. Griley L. Harris L. Heslings R. Hoevel Graham Guernon Hauck Hickey Hofschulie J. Gribben B. Guss P. Hauck D. Hills P. Haggard C. Griess L. Gutfing J. Hawk J. Hird S. Hohman Griffin Hand Hecox Hoag Hollenbeck 5' V -L i , ii A f 45 N? .F .lf f. ' li' Hollrichler Howard Hornyak Hoy Hudgens Humes Hurley lnglis Isaac Jacqmln Jenkins Jenna Jensen .loh nslon Johnston Jones Karnes Kaslner Keller Kelsey Kennedy Kezior Kilfeulher King Kinmarlin Kirsline Klein Klein Kline Klofz Knodel Kroell Kreger Koenig Konoske Kropack Krzewinski Kunkel laCour LuGrone .AK Rf I my xx if N 2 X '9- 5 ' - Laible H. Lambert W. Lamont . Lange J. Lanza M. Lavine K. Lee F. Lemon Lesnek R. Levy Lind S. Lindsey L. Lockhart Lail R. Lopez D. Lux M. Lynch T. MacDonald Mack R. Malley -a u-Q3 A' y I .,,, ..,,. r , A f t ' D. Y 'ff' I V D. , ' ...rs . 1- fnqn , B K I 1 eg. - c. wif .fi A ,eff A ' D. il ' , f J. . . - , f c. if , L L. . A . ,.... . M yy I .kqv . E X P Q - ., L. Sf x Z.. S. K D4 'X :W . K ky S. . N 4 'L' M- r' X 1. , N' , B. ji ii ., ,., , ' i Maris Maren Markha m Marray Martin Martin Martin Martin Martinez Martinez Martinez Martz May Maynard McBratney Larson Levis Luizzi Mandelta R 'QQ r.,.-X Lascola Lilley . Luke . Morally wx- .4374 WWE .5- ' - , Q ii , ig mln 1 v .M M ---' H' .C K J, -3 ..,, A J' ' S 3 ,- . , .Z gg, WF Q K . ' 1 M ff fl . K' Vj - W . J' ei 4 , ' . J Y X .L Q jf..g . .,,: L Q Mil li U ' i I QU.. - M AY:-Q-' f H i fy g , ' t b Q 1 X if' . A J J .Q Q L, ..,, 1 . , 1, 1 K Q J R 3 X f Vi - . ff S J .E , . K' J I . , 4,1 5. ge via rj. 1 . McBro!ney asv ., 2 'R Y J U , .-'-: .1 --'-' Y Q tea X . i 4 .L . 1 T ,... 1 K' ' qi K 1, in H . ,..,,. VV A 7 K i A .A 3 , v -' ig 7' , 2 -:S2 5 ap: 1 . 'F M. McCorihy R. McCarty McCarthy P. McCarty M. McDode C. McDonald McDonald . McElIeney J. McElroy D. McGiniy McGovern K. Mello M. Menard T. Mercer Merino J. Mesrre W. Miglioccio E. Mikov D. Miller K. Miller M. Miller D. Mizeur D. Molihen J. Morefta A. Monetfe J. Moone C. Moore D. Moore K. Moore C. Morale B. Mosman M. Muckeniho R. Murdock A. Musyolski R. Muroves as it sets t e stage Ier for the entrance of M. Murphy R. Neahr P. Neary T. Neergard A. Neri C. Nevins J. Newman L. Nolan D. O'Connor P. O'Donnell P. O'Hara N. O'Keefe M. Oliva: K. O'Mara D. Orliz J. O'Sullivan J. Papoleo D. Peeso J. Peeso W. Peller D. Perez G. Perriza M. Perkins D. Pieczarka K. Pielro K. Pohl J. Prochnow J. Radley R. Raisola D. Radovich G. Ramirez C. Ramsay D. Rassi R. Redman M. Reid P. Reis B. Reyes A. Reynolds M. Rhines D. Ridenour Rinaldi Rubio Schaefer Scott Shields Smith W. Robinson S. Reese J. Ruiz J. Schilz L. Scott L Shoup H. Smith S. Sadler M. Schmits J. Sedlacek S. Siener . Rogers Salazar . Schmittle . Seeger . Seiberg D. Roiette I. Sanches K. Schwabl S. Seybert T. Silverlake the stars, co-stars and Rose Sanches Schwartz Shaw Sinclair Roy Santello Schwind Sherwin Slavik Terronova Theriot Thibodeclux Thompson Timko Tipton Toles Tratmutola Tieimer Tritz Trombley Trouskie Turgeon Varela Vasquez Veilleux Vento Verdun Vergano M. Smith S. Smith H. Smoot A. Sollazzo L. Squires S. Stanley K. Steele P. Stephenson A. Steward W. Stick S, Stiteler J. Sweeney K. Szatlocky C. Tabot K. Taylor R. Taylor R. Teissere P. Teller D. Tellers supporting cast . . . M. Virnig D. Weichers R. Wellik E. Ybaben 9 A -1- A JM: a as Q i' -. P9 fi z -me xr Pius X was proud this year to be able to take active part in Hungary's world-focusing freedom fight when the freshmen class wel- comed Hungarian refugee Leslie Benofy. Al- though Leslie and his family speak little Eng- lish, they have found no barriers to friend- ship either at Pius X or in America, te S. Vivone V. Vracin Washichek Waska D. Warner J. Webster J. Weinfurter H. Whalen White Wilson Wilson R. Wilson K. Wolfbauer R. Wright Wuerthner Wylie Wysocki R. Yanez A. Young T. Young Zabek Zaccaro . Zegers G. Zippi ,.., ---- . Q, w as t 1 Q. - -. if ,V,: glgu - li' ' ' ,. .. -, wg lf 7 1 -:if x .., K... b ei . X i g fsmsfls 1 K b , I n .L , g if .Q e f , , Q ' - ,.f: 1 ' 5 4 ' E, X , 'f ,:.-. ,.. , .-:- 5 A I, jf- fy ' .... . 1 rl g g f. 3 , ff nf l 11. if ., , , , ., ,.,. . 1 5 Z i n . V35 V K Q ...,. ,QW i 5 ,, ' 're ' ...... ,Q ', , tett 4 - ,,.. lb 'xii 4 i t 15 1 U , . ' i - ' f he e tee n ' , g .... k fe 51- if V. lg 1 - - :2 , . i ' pt 4 f .,,:51 5, -N Vk,L . I 'Q X ll ,.: 1 V ,I ' 1 ..,, ,I ,L .... f t ' ' W -. ,-,,, t ,. f V is i ,xg N I I MK - i i f j , ': J, W Y iz -ik ,M ti in raining an enlivened performance can only be given by an enlightened performer . . . so the actor must train and tune his physical reflexes in order to meet the demands of hours of rehearsal and the rigors of the actual presentation . . . here, the prop man collects all the materials with which the actor must familiarize himself in order to control his energies and meet the performance with self-assuring ease . . . ,ff 457, 5 E ,J L Zv KT . ggggfyxiqff' :V , Sf fiffflw - S 1 545 fel: Q i? x .,q,,bsL ' Ay W, 1 'if K .R ,- ggi .,, ,f in ,-21xcQ.5ggf K ,ku J 5, QF' ag 9 'SL X v wx f 's wp ' 75, f ii. f tho actors must undertake Hustle! This was the cry of the Warrior gridsters--the hard-working squad that was to set the standard in esprit de corps for the entire Catholic League. Under the helm of Coach Jim Hardy, the Warriors made their debut in the Catholic League as a team to be reckoned with. As the football season kicked off with the Catholic League Carnival, onlookers received but a glimpse of the hard-running offense and complicated, pro-type defense devised by Coach Hardy and Line Coach Mickey Artenian. lt was this playing pattern that was to dazzle and confuse both spectator and opposing team for the entire season. First row left to right D Castillo S Chlrco M. Merino, J. Ruger, Dick Hall. Second row: E. Padilla, D. Bowlin, G. Albin, J. Schwabl, B Bradfleld T Dodero B Wathen D Shields E. Kearns, F, Schoepe. Third row: Bob Mann, D. McKnight, T. Lanza, M. Castriconi, R. Rlvas B Dudzic J Galyen B Burton J Dorse, P. Schwurte, J. Martin, B. Doerr. Faurth row: M. Riley, T. Mallotto, L. Lemberger, V Sotelo T Murphy R Gnbben J Gallaso C. Stevens, A. Main, B. Mercer. spvvial training to keep lhwnsolvvs ln the first regulation tilt of the season, 'Pius X knocked heads with the rugged Monarchs of Mater Dei, coming out on the short end of a 26-14 score. Going on to grid glory in the following week, th Warriors repair San Gabriel Mission for last year's defeat by trouncing the lauded Pioneers 29-2. Top left, Al Main clears the way and Don Dorkowski picks off a straggler as Armando Merino rolls up yardage against Cantwell. Bottom left, Guards Whitey Martin and Ralph Rivas get set to nail two Cardinals as Merino grinds out a gain against Cantwell. Top right, Dick Hall and Ralph Rivas afford Bob Bradfield plenty of protection against the Loyola Clubs. Bottom right, Jim Galyen snags pass in the clear tor a big gain against Loyola. -ld TOM LANZA WHITEY MARTIN JOE QUARTUCCI DICK CASTILLO JIM GALYEN FRANK SCHOEPE PAT MARTIN RALPH RIVAS JACK SCHWABI. AL MAIN DICK HALL Schwcbl limbers up hus physically keen throughout passing arm Frank Schoe e Iur Ih p ns e corner against Serra as Jon Roger prepares io clear the way of any possible opposition. 1 i . 1 Coa gy: im ordy counsels Q.B. Jack Schwabl and H.B. Armando Merino. The plan was successful-Pius X 29, Mission 2. ch and players ploi offensive shake J' H the preparation for the A study in concentration: left to right, M, Riley, A. Merino, E. Kearns, B. Wathen, D. Dorkowski, B. Brodfield, F. Schoepe, and D. McKnight. opening nighfs perforlnance . . . looming up in the distance, the Catholic league appeared as a giant that was mighty, but to a certain extent, vulnerable. Cantwell, running the rough and tumble, well-muscled, single-wing attack, ran up against the stone wall defenses of the Warriors and were happy to get away with a 12-12 tie, with the boys from Pius X knocking on the door for a third tally as the gun sounded. Escorted by guard and captain Whitey Martin, H.B. Jim Kaiser rolls up another first down against Cantwell. 97 End Mike Merino clutches a Schwablelaunched pass for Leaving the last defender in the dust, H.B. Don Dorkowski a gain against Cantwell. sprints goalward for a big six against Mission. ln the next match, Loyola was not so fortunate as Cantwell, and the once mighty Cubs were but toy pandas in the hands of the Warriors who showed the Cubmen the long way home with Loyola drawing a blank, l5-O. Journeying to fareoff Sherman Oaks, Pius X ultimately felt the might of the Catholic League sword as the explosive Knights of Notre Dame thoroughly drubbed the eleven, 26-7. This is the offense which managed to maneuver its way through some of the best defense in the Catholic League, first row left to right: cnd T. Lanza, tackle, D. Hall, U ' ' . . guard, R. Rivas, center, P, Martin, guard J. Martin, tackle, J. Quartuccig end, J. Galyen. The backfield: H,B., D. Castillo, Q.B., J. Schwably F.B,, A. Main, H.B., F Schoepe. rigid demands Driving hard to pull away from a Cavalier line- backer, Frank Schoepe shows great power and determinafion. llfff on the endurance and stamina Although they were weak in cohesive qualities, not a team in the league was stronger in spirit than Coach Wally No- wicki's Junior Warriors. Under his able direction, the line was always right in there doing whatever it could possibly do to help the backs, coached by Father Ronald Zimmer- man, to gain a few yards for Pius X. Mr. Thomas Sneddon always seemed to be right there to point out scores and flubs which could benefit in the next game. During prac- tice sessions these three fine coaches were always trying to find ways to toughen up the big boys up front who did the offensive blocking and the defensive rushing. Sometimes, as the The men behind the teams: Father John Hughes, Athletics Director, scores show, their efforts brought reward: Pius X 13, Mater Dei O, Pius X and Varsity Football Coach Jim 6, Loyola 30, Pius X 7, Serra 19, Pius X 7, Notre Dame 18, Pius X 12, St, Anthony's 31, Pius X 6, Serra 13, Pius X 7, Mt. Carmel 17. Hardy. Front row, left to right: Coach Nowicki, J. Frias, D. Tellers, B. Klotz, M. Peller, D. Carroll, D. Malley, Rev. Roland Zimmermann. Second row: S. Smith, G. Welch, M. Maynard, J. Lanza, G. Perrizo, B. Gaines, R. Cornell. Third row: T. Jones, M. Fetty, D. Molthen, A. Borza, A. Aragon, T. Ortiz, J. Buck, B. May, l. Rolosas. My :, ,WR x me X fx-.wwy aw' ,W aw M if 5 my , if Aw ,4.JfQ V lf'V 4 ,X K lk ,, , we e 'sz-im' if f+fl'+ me N Upper left: a Jay-Vee gridder takes out two as T. Ortiz leads the way for T. Young against Mt. Carmel. Right: A. Borza yells a few words of encouragement to his fellow teammates while Coach Nowicki lstand- ingl checks on his junior varsity in action. Below: G. Perrizo l35l waits for that pass while a duo of cpposers closes in. S95 Bob Bailey Armando Merino Tom Lanza Chuck Horn of the entire company . . . The crowded gym, the rising crescendo of the cheers, the last minute thrills in a close game, all these things made up the great basketball season lust past. The VVarHorcasaba crew came on Hke a dorm eady htthe season and found no real competition in the pre-league clashes. The Mt. Carmel tournament presented the first opportunity for Coach Jim O'Connor's hoopsters to lock horns with Catholic League members, taking third place in the tournament by downing arch-rival Serra, 62-44. Mr. Jim O'Connor hooks a swift ball before onrushers B. Bailey, left, fellow teamster Father Zimmermann, and varsity player L. Marchand, right, in the popular Faculty- Varsity tangle. 5 , ii ff? QM-... ill' lkqx Frank Hurley goes up for a rebound in the faculty game. Coach Hardy, background, looks incredulous. Hurley manages to whip the ball away from an unseen faculty member as the contest grows more intense. At top, a solidly-flanked court holds the enthusiastic students, parents and teachers who came out for the contest. At right, Steve Martz and an unidentified faculty member clash tor the toss. silwv the parts which the actors play The hardest-fought contest of the season was a non-league tilt between the much- lauded, previously undefeated faculty and a fired-up varsity. The faculty found the spirit willing but the muscles a bit chalky from classroom fatigue, and required bolstering from such non-faculty members as football coach Jim Hardy and the sharpshooting priests from John Bosco. But the youngsters were not to be denied and among the educators there was weeping and gnashing of teeth as the varsity downed the faculty. First row, left to right: B. Bryant, J. Bliss, B. Wathen, T. Lanxa A. Merino, L. Marchand, J. Zaccarro. Second row: B. Novak C. Horn, B. Bailey, F. Hurley, S. Martz, R. Sharrotte. ara lwwessurily varied, Slowing down from the red-hot pace of pre-league matches, the Warrior five found the talent-laden C.L. hoopsters a rugged lineup to contend with twice weekly. Heart-breaking contests such as the St, Anthony's victory, 49-46, seemed to be the order of the day, but spirit and attendance was high and the Warriors came through with some brightening scores against Loyola, 52-35, and Cathedral, 54-50. so the training period Bob Bailey springs high Io tap the ball out of reach of a Loyola opponent. High and mighty, Bailey reaches out for two points against the vague attempis of his guard. must be well-rounded Mike Olivos sinks another jump shot for two points against Pomona Catholic. Although the Jay-Vee basketball crew did not chalk up a winning season, the team, under the coaching of the Rev. John Hughes, showed the fight and sportsmanship which makes any game, win or lose, o worthwhile endeavor. Cheerleaders Pat Hickey, Polly Olivos and Lenore Davis cull up some morale-boosting shouts. ,li Steve Martz tips in two for Pius against Loyola , 'QQQHEQ S' a,w x, s is iv 2 Ag 35? -r 'M if S' , wr 'iii' uNg X N 211.5 N fig' W Q.. My whose ball? It could be onyone's. In this case it came to the t Pius X Jay Vee troop as they won over Pomona Catholic. 0 The Junior Varsity squad, first row, left to right: R, Aguilar D. Tourville, L. Torres, D. Watson, B. Hildy, S. Mathews, M. Chaves. Second row: D. Molley, C. Frohm, A. Verdun, B. Gosnell, J. McCord, D. Isaac. At far right, Leo Marchand shows power and determinat5on as he tallies two forthe varsity. Where the game starts: not will the buzzer, but with a quiet prayer on the slick floor, before the restless crowd. The Jay Vee team prays with its coach, Father John Hughes. individual 's ability and interest . . . LLJ The Varsity, front row, left: D. Carroll, B. Kritchfield, T. Thompson, J Barnick, J. Schwabl, B. Klotz, R. Frisman, J. Sentell. Second row: S Smith, F. Hughs, D. Hall, A. Verdun, B. Bailey, A. Main, M. Camp- bell, E. Kearns, Rev. Roland Zimmermann, J. Martin. During its expanding baseball season, Pius X piled up a record in experience if not in victories. ln practice games the sandlotters racked up seven victories out of eight tries. Unfortunately our standing in the Catholic League did not smash any records with a total lat this printingl of three wins and seven losses. But with some of the fine new material that seems to be available in the iunior varsity it is possible that the Pius X baseball varsity will soon be chalking up hits and homers in abundance. through The Junior Varsity, lront row, left: J. Dorse, J. Welch, A. Aragon, B. Doerr, T. Jones, J. Weinfurter, M. Critelli, R. levy, R. Palardy. Sec- ond row: R. Sievers, R. McKnight, J. Donnelson, S. Matthews, J. Mc' Cord, R. Molthen, N. Murphy, M. Olivas, T. McDonald, Coach Hertz- berg. s eeial training, the com any learns Our Jay Vee baseballers are truly a significant indication of Warrior teams to come. At this time, the Jay Vees are in second place in the Catholic League and are in close contention for first place. One of the most thrilling contests to date is the strongly fought clash between St. Anthony's and Pius X in which the Warriors came out the victors. Top left: B. Klotz steams for a crucial run against Serra as D. Carroll gives a sign for the runners to hold their bases. Dugout duty is part of any pIayer's routine, but iust wait 'til they reach the diamond! On the bench are E. Kearns, R. Kritchtield, M. Campbell. Bottom left: Unlucky I3 proves lucky for M. Olivas as he gets ready to blast out a single for Pius X. Whitey Martin races for extra bases in an important league game against Serra. Tips on clearing the hurdle are given to Dick Castillo by Coach Nowicki. Mike Merino lrightl and other members of the team watch with interest. Track coach Nowicki has Don Dorkowski check the balance on the pole to be used in vaulting practice. Dick Castillo, left, and Andre Guimond moke sure it's a triple check. Pius X cindermen go through daily calisthenics to get that trim-on-the-track condition. to blend every 3 actmn unto the whole . . . First row, left to right: A. Arguello, J. Sherratt J. Alcoln, J. Ghormely, D. Kardell, D. Dorokowski A. Guimond, P. O'Keefe, R. Jamison, C. Bartock R. Castillo, J. Prochnow. Second row: A. Dodero L. Cochran, T. Thomas, S. Chirco, D. Watson, W Gaines, R. Carnalt, Coach Nowicki, J. Gallasso T. O'Farrell, R. Martin, R. Fischenich, F. Lombardo R. Gosnell, T. Sneddon. Third row: T. Lanza, E Simon, B. Reech, B. Vandermast, J. Brasher, E Ponso, M. Merino, J. Frias, J. Webster, B. Robinson P. Ball, P. Griggers, G. Patterson. Though the track season is not yet completed, the tape-breakers of Pius X have been showing the fire, determination, and will to win necessary to develop a sound squad. Under the stern eye of Coach Wally Nowicki, the Warrior tracksters have been giving their all for the red and white. This year's Catholic League schedule is as rugged as ever, and while not always receiving the laurels, the boys from Pius X have always been known as fine and able competitors. Clyde lee puts the shot 43' against Cathedral in on early season battle. nf ll5 1 1 1 Sprinter Mike Merino collects some tape as he breezes to an easy victory which might well mark him with a Catholic league record. Sideliner Kathy McCarty lrightt is pinpointed in mid-air icy. through fair cornpetition, the .N K-Qt y W sf--f hsM4 ,,,,,.,av 1 r. A ff-1 ' A 3 M V, Q' M 4, 1 3, ar., 2212 W mfV,,, f V, , ,,,. . 'Mm-:I ,, - Q-e VK ' ,. I in Q , rr,r ' ,gf in 1,-2 ' X Z G 0 I ivlyvtn. I M , I- ,N Q f f ' Z , , fix' V,, as 1' ff' , .e Y ggiit.-5,1 - w tf. If ' an ,gfwt ef t 3 Gary Patterson wins by a toe in his hurdle hassle. Coach Nowicki wouldn't rather sprint than Schwinn so he bikes it during training. Backed up by such high-kickers as sophomore Tom Lanza, whose time of 50s flat in the 440 is an all time school high and sure to put him in contention for all Catholic League honors, and Armando Merino, running a 2 minute 880, making him one of the most rapid pacers in Southern California trackdom, the Pius X varsity track- sters are sure to set the pace for the League. Although the Warriors are not as strong in the sprints as in the medley and distance events, the team as a whole is as rapid and hard-working collection of thin-clads ever to grace the turf of Pius X High School. ,N- .5 W ef company Gliding easily toward lhe cinder pile, pole vaulling Dick Castillo makes u 10' 3 orc. Andre Guidmond gracefully clears the 9'6 bor, ZW f L11 x : ',2f5n,mfv-flqgwwmgl mm., vvmawlxfnfsehi W ,W 3qf,,,m.w,1mw,mq 5 A, ts 1 in ' Q, f , 'BNSF 2 l i . , 1 , E x f V Au. ,. ,P ia X f 'A X Q :: 'V Y , X , z 1,7 if .f I I Vis , . X .a ::.eEaEai2-V if . . A 'Q G.A.A. leaders prove that they're able, active, and attractive in many ways. Left, Charlotte Peloso, Secretaryg Pat Palenchar, Pres- identg Margaret Stickley, Vice-President. The Girls' Athletic Association witnessed a year of growth in membership, coopera- tion and spirit. The group sponsored a Welcome Freshmen party, Christmas party, intramurals, varsity sports, and a grammar school basketball tournament for girls. The girls also gave their mothers a chance to share in the organization when they sponsored a highly successful spring fashion show and a mother-daughter banquet at Knott's Berry Farm. Through the allied planning of the officers and faculty moderator, Miss Figueroa, the G.A.A. was able to boast of one of its most suc- cessful years. 118 ecolnes a coherent team with Proudly circled around their Sl. Anthony's third place trophy are the members of the varsity basketball. From left: Chor- lotle Peloso, Sandy Choves, Pol Palenchor, Joan Jansin, Janet Corcoran, Betty Conlin, Rene Bauerly, Darlene Cantrell, Pal Adelman, Pat Marchand. A familiar sight: G.A.A. moderator, varsity basketball coach and physical education instructor Miss Figueroa proudly makes new plans for her groups. Because the G.A.A. draws together all the classes and unites them in athletic, social and cooperative activities, it is a most effective means of sound training for both body and spirit. Throughout the year the steady stream of the group's activities provides an opportunity for each member to give, share, and receive satisfaction because of her association with the organization. 3 3 , E 3. 3 f 'ULD Girls' volleyball varsity, first row, left to right: Karen Felt, Pat Marchand, Eileen Bush, Janet Lucero, Melinda Renteria. Second row: Pat Adelman, Betty Conlin, Carol Lazaris, Janet Corcoran, Charlotte Peloso, Pat Palenchar. complete Sophomore intramural champions, first row, left to right: Ronnie Vasquez, Sandy Goodrow, Captain Pat Marchand, Bonnie Van Fossen, Karen Felt. Second row: Linda Crawford, Sue Wilson, Pat Llewelly, Rosalie Roque, Melinda Renteria, Toni Merino. Junior varsity volleyball: .leanne Dreyfus, Karen Lee, Carolyn Klein, Helen Smoot. Second row: Sandy Chaves, Sunny Sieberg, Darlene Cantrell, Mary Ann Muckenthaler. disregard for upstaging The girls' volleyball varsity manifested outstanding sportsmanship and enthusiasm during the year as they advanced through the season with many glorious victories and a few scattered defeats. Playing hard all the way and accepting scores for and against with grace, they were a colorful and rewarding mark on the girls' sports calendar, especially when they tied for second place in the Harbor League. lhile Miss McCormick referees and louise Cortes bites her lip in anticipation, Karen Fromdahl and Pat Adelmon get in some of the ractice shots which made their sophomore team intramural champions. That's sophomore captain Pat Marchand yelling from behind -1 net. At right, with a powerful drive, Carol Lazaris sends the ball flying during a varsity game against Marymount. Below, Pat ' F-funn seems to be playing in reverse as the ball flies up, back, and over. an lf ln om ber Captain Janet Corcoran sinks a tree shot awarded her by the St. Bernadine's squad. The girls' varsity basketball team boasts a record of three losses for a season including fourteen games. The girls bounced their way through the league, finishing second. ln the St. Anthony's tournament, the proficiency of the team was proved as the girls captured the third place trophy, losing only to St. Mary's, the first place team. Skill, sportsmanship, and character were the results of the season along with gratefulness for the student support and thankfulness for the coaching of Sister Eugenia and Miss Figueroa. Faces smile while minds are proud as Pat Palenchor and Janet Corcoran display the third place trophy from the St Anthonys tournament and Janet's All Star Award of the group . . Calm bu! inlense, lhe baskelball varsity watches from the side of our gym, From lefl lfirst team memberl, Darlene Cantrell, Pal Adelman, Claudelle Marlin, B. Conlin, Pat Marchand, team coach Miss Figueroa, song leader Toni Merino, Calm and sure, high scoring co-captain Jane! Corcoran prepares lo sink a basket for the varsity. Al right, Pal Polenchar lakes the loss at a Sf. Anfhony's louruamenl game. Guard Sandy Chaves, Iefl, is poised and ready for the hall. 123 5 3 Q 3 L1 5 5 . 1 1 N ' 2 ,iz-EW. 2f,.,,, .x My 1 f? 'Mm nw 4 Hz, K K ,ani W, 1 W ,-FJTYJ5 if H . M H V3 WY Vi ZXLQQ W, , b ..,,,W,, uw V' ,nxw .5 UW ilwfs 'ws- 1 ' sf , Q 132969, mir: 2 fi wwe ,, M 9 1, .1 .E 1.1611 Blawg napa 3 ' px Q if3NJ11?mmm1f in Ingham an lv- , ,, P-1 -Wiwwsnfwgx tug, K Y ,mx w ff fmyi TVA :3'C9.3,2Tg M1311 '35IL3Zf:!'Z:. 'mgm Q Qig W I X ff ' A 1 1' ' f I' , , ' 1 4 . 1 ff E w , J f ' ' 1 ,J 1 f ' l!N I 1 ' I 2 fqfL! .f,'1.ff l 4, ' x , ,f', 1 L ' V l 41, L f , , u 4. 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And all during the day the script is kept in mind as pupils hurry past the chapel doors on the way to class, silently eiaculating and thus constantly reviewing their parts. their script . . . as each actor reveiws Hearty retreat masters Rev. Frank McHugh, O.M.I. and Edward M. Lynch, O.M.l. meet in the foyer for a chat between conferences. Each day of the annual three- day students' retreat, Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament was held in the audi- torium chapel. After the day's final conference, homeroom teacher Wally Norwicki leads his sophomore boys in a group rosary. Bestowing blessings on all retreatants, Father Lynch raises the monstrance. 'gsm sx N -Q.. hrs role, In the familiar solitude ot the chapel a student reviews the Stations of the Cross durmg the days of retreat. Through the most positive kind of activity the Pius X students are able to receive the rich ioys of Catholic religious training. Under the inspiration of their patron, the great saint and pontiff, they begin and end their classroom and group meet- ings. In addition to the daily benefits of the Sacraments and the yearly benefits of a retreat, the student grows through the basic training provided in his religion classes and the application of that learning under sodality sponsorship. ln school as well as in the community, the Puis X boys and girls are aware of their Catholic heritage. he begins to live the From the freshman who learns about the tools of his religion up to the senior who seeks effectively to use those tools, no aspect of a thorough training is overlooked. The moral and doctrinal tenets necessary for good Catholic living are taught and discussed by priests of the faculty. part T ........ M111 Father Weaver's girls' class listens intently as he explains a question on the sacraments. At right, Monsignor Kerner dictates valuable notes to his class. While Kathy Doyle, left, and Dorothy Martin seek the explanation of the Biblical quotation illustrated, Elaine Houck finds the exact reference in the New Testament. Father Williams discusses the patent and chalice with Louise Cortes, left, and Gloria Marin. l! t -1 st 195' ff? ' , is- ,. if igiif ,QQ , A i 1 its ,isa 22.55 .v rsvp ,Q c , VX giiviflf? .,...,. 1 W, ,,, , - .MQSS . il , K A A is '1 A set aside Father Edelenyi introduces a study of the sacraments to his freshmen boys. Sophomores Rebecca Arias, left, and Joyce Bahling prepare to discuss the Easter period as it is related in the New Testament. Artist Dennis McAllister draws the theological symbols as directed by Joe Di loreto in Father Duffy's sophomore class. John Moretta lists the matter of Confirma- tion for the benefit of Father EdeIenyi's class. ELI Delighted with the students' response to the weekly Mission Collections, the Girls' Sodality Moderator Sr. Emilene, Vice-Prefect Bernadette O'Farrell, Janet Cor- coran, and Secretary Pat Palenchar diligently count the unending pennies, nickels, dimes and occasional green stuff that has been collected. for his individual talents, until Don't you think these symbols give everyone a bird's eye view of what Lent is? questions Lynda Crawford lcenterl of Sue Wilson lleftl, and Pat Roubideax lrightl as they put the finishing touches on Paula Carey's artistic endeavor. finally Yes! lt is Mardi Gras time and the sodalists are not ones to sit back on anything. Shirley Brown, John Knoll, Carolyn Ramirez, and Frank Latino set the ball rolling as they approach Pat Palen- char to purchase bids for their first Sodality-sponsored Mission dance. While Shirley Brown stands in the background overseeing everyone, her fellow sodalists Mary Stenson, Pat Marchand, Paula Carey, Prelect Jo Ann Pharis, and Pat Palenchor carefully separate the rattle tickets for the portable radio. H he has brought Through a devoted service to Mary the Mother of God, the Sodality of Our Lady strives to sanctify its members, each in his own state of life, to sanc- tify others and to labor for the spread of the Church. This year the Girls' and Boys' Sodalities combined have approximately fifty active mem- bers who have completed a period of probation and have been accepted into the Sodality. As members they promote and sustain a well-filled program of spiritual and corporal works of mercy under the guidance of their moderators Sister M. Emilene and Father John Hughes. l V 1 ,4 ' 4-V-A E ,fm 'B' nik Faithful acolytes Jerry Biewend and Frank Latino don surplices as they prepare to serve morning Mass in the chapel Below P. Hamilton lkneeling, leftl L Cochran R. Ramelot, A. Guimond, J K all Biewend, F. Latino, S. Chirco and Thomas admire a poster for the Sodality sponsored Mardi Gras dance In Father Hughes' office the members of the sodality gather to wrap the packages which they delivered for Christmas cheer to the Nazareth Home for Boys in Van Nuys Accompanying Father at Mass, J. Sigley, Uefti, A. Conroy, N. Oldenburg sing the Proper. B. Baumann is al the organ. the script How do You Ihink thai looks? quesiions Shirley Brown of Beiiy Kovol, as they endeavor to put the finishing iouches on o patient's hairdo. Here on the Rancho grounds we find Frances De Groote and Mary Sienson oduully proving that Ihere's nothing like fresh air and the warm sunshine io brighten one's day. , to life by puting his life 'IRA sae,-.1 Principal Father Sharpe invests new sodalists with the medal of Mary as they make their pledge and are received into the Girls' Sodality. 1 .1 E -s tl t Wt , in Although the academic year is near its end in May, the spring month brings an import- ant religious activity to the campus: the an- nual coronation of Mary, Patroness of the Sodality, as Queen of the Month of May. With hymns and a procession, the entire student body ioins to present this tribute. Group prayer in the chapel is one of the duties of on active sodalist. This is how the campus looked as students walked and meditated quietly during re- treat. into the srfripl . . . At lost yeor's Coronation, girls' prefect Mary Nichols places the rose crown on the statue of Our Lady. Boys' prefect, Tom Thomas, ossists. 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N' y' an k ' -Q s I E E i w 1 1 1 Go-oovoo-oo Pius! Cheerleaders Malcolm Tuttleton and Polly Olivas lecp in u spirit-evoking yell. Q RQ. we sf g -H- ifi Y -mls? Q, ffafeefb . . . alive with views ol Lending attracting sparkle to the year's games were flag twirlers Carol Delgado, Valerie Egan, Kathy Clausen, and Marilyn Rauch. Al- though newly formed this year, the girls in the red and white polka- dots have become essential to all rallies and sports events. l MH Kgs, -fn is 9359 One hundred and sixty strong, the Pep Club enthusiastically spured Warrior teams to important scoring as their block of yellers let the war hoops ring. fulfillment, With a flash of red and white, a spinning flag, a Pius X war cry, the Warriors lunge into battle! Behind the lines, bringing up much-needed moral supplies to the turf and gym floor fronts, spirited supporters back up those who play. A full-force of boys and girls ioins at the sports events of the year to provide the indispensable booster to any victory: a strong and clear, Hooray for Pius! Songleaders, cheer- leaders, flag twirlers, drill team and baton team as well as the pep club are always handy with cheers and routines to back up the entire sports season. l4l 4 wllgxwiew 4 I W M- mg, e .. MM W W' Nw g .ww J t.r,,,,.,.,.,. M., ' With the well-timed rustle of pom-poms and the eye-catching swirl of Warrior red, these perky song- leaders helped boost spectator spirit. In front, left, Nancy Meagher and Judy Jockers. In rear, Pat Rodden, Qurinne Boere, Toni Merino, Marcella Regner. and filled with renewed vigor, Nothing could have been more stirring to any team than the combined spirit evoked by these groups and transferred to the student body from the beginning of the year. At every sports rally the red and white backers were drum beating, clapping, heel tapping, arm pumping, always giving their maximum time and energy to pre- paring and teaching new cheers and songs or new spectacular routines. High, hard and Ivy League are leaping cheerleaders Malcolm Tultlelon and Bill Burlon Here we go! and cheerleaders Lenore Davis, Pal Hickey, Polly Oli- vas and Joni Johnson are off in anolher firecracker flash of red and while. 2 5 if S sl . A familiar P X is the formation fixed by the Candy Cane-dettes drill team. During the year, their sensational version of the popular Perry Como disc Round and Round delighte ed everyone attending the St. Anthony's Girls' Basketball Tournament. S, the company With a high-flung silver streak, baton artist Carol Lozaris displays the artistry which has won her many titles and awards as a wizard with the stick. ln the background, at attention, she is supported ' ' S Knoll, Carolyn Ramirez, Charlene McDonald, by an able team of auxiliary twirlers, from left, front, usan Pat Dougherty. In rear, Frances Donnley, Judy Griggers, Mary Reid, Betty La Rocque. f S Clad in brilliant red iumpers and candy cane striped blouses, this team of hard-working girls presents an able and well-regimented group. They have spent countless hours ac- quiring the techniques of new formations, maneuvers and routines. 'oins the pieces of the production . . . On the floodlighted grid, this smartly twirling group of girls never tails to impress and stir the students, faculty and parents who watch from the stands. 4 Q Q J E? M ' W-wi ,,. 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In Miss O'Connell's English classroom, parents queue up for on opporlunity of meeting and conversing wilh the teacher. The evening was a surprising and rewarding success for all. l47 Storeowner J. Maguire ponders as M. Merlo, D. Melbourne, and K. O'Mara wait anxiously. Drama director Miss Donovan makes sure that lion Dodera is all set to go on. 1.40 difficult Christmas doll J. Dreyfus comes to life in the original music fantasy Hobo's Holiday presented by the combined drama classes. Castanets click in a lively dance by Spanih doll J. La Coeur. Stu- dents penned bath the script and music for the delightful presenta- tion. scenes repeated, Eagerly crowding around the Christmas tree in the foyer, members ol the G.A.A. await Sanla's gifts al their Christmas party. At a hugely successful holiday lete, the girls of the G.A.A. made the halls of Pius X ring with carols as they guily welcomed the Christmas season with song, gifts, and hot chocolate. Santa was there, too, although not too many were fooled by Pot Morchand's cotton beard. Everyone gathered around G.A,A. president Pat Palenchar lor a hearty Adeste Fidelis. Through the lively Masque 81 Scroll drama club, Pius X students learn about all phases of backstage and foot- light teamwork. This year, the theatre season was initiated with the original adaptation of a story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Bernice Bobs Her Hair, penned by a faculty member. Then the students awakened their own muse to present the original book and music of Hobo's Holiday. An experimental Chinese fantasy, Seven Nuns In Las Vegas, and the maior production, Murder in a Nunnery, rounded out the flexible activi- ties of this lively group devoted to the liveliest of arts under the directorial assistance of their moderator and coach, Miss Donovan. 44.-1 but finally Denis Melbourne and Tom Harvey consult their l' ht I t ' IQ po and cue sheet as they adlust the lights to fit the scene. The Masque and Scroll members confer on general topics. Top right, M. Merino grimaces wildly at the pancake make-up B. O'Farrell applies lo P. Mikov and D. Melbourne. An ultimatum is given to Mr, Elelman by Sister Felicitas in Seven Nuns in Las Vegas. We thumbed o ride, says F. While and J. Mottes to astonished B. Scanlon. each pieee is lnatched Devoted to their work are Peter Mikov ond Tony Dodero who diligently adiusl o back- stage spotlight. L. Football Frolics aptly captured the spirit ol this year's homecoming dance. At top, left, Homecoming Queen Joni Johnson brightens up with a warm smile for all as she graciously receives her queen's boquet. The dance didn't really have its kick off until Queen Joni and her escort Len Rullo led her court through the red and white goal posts. Here the parade gets under way with Bob Bradfield and Judy Jockers, Brenda Boyer and Jack Odgen, Jo Ann Pharis and Bernie Wathen, and Faith Harney Len Rullo. During the evening, the Queen offers her boquet to Our lady. At bottom, right, a few couples converse over the ol' punch bowl with our chaperons. ,. -s Red and white festoons throw off firecracker streams of color over all attending the home- coming dance. and firmly fixed . . . For the first time at Pius X High School, a four year graduating class celebrated its homecoming. Football FroIics saw the South Gate Civic Auditorium gaily decorated with red and white streamers. Lively couples and a danceable atmosphere provided by Daryll Brewer made the dance a bright spark in the fall program of activities. then, on Through the speaking and writing abilities they were encouraged to develop, these students gained recognition from the Ameri- can Legion, the Sons of the Golden West, and the Lions Club. Mary Knapp, right, and Frances De Groote look at Tom Thomas' medal-winning speech. Scholarship winners in, of all places, the library ibut they're not book snobslt Ann Conroy, left, is proud of her scholarship to Immaculate Heart College in Los Angeles. Barbara Baumann has yet to choose her col- lege. Under the Ford Foundation conditions she may attend any institution of her choice. Father Sharpe proudly presents checks to Bill of Rights contestants Jolene Beingessner, right, and Carol Lamish. opening night, the entire eolnpany C.S.F. officers socialize in the arcade. Right B. Frascella, R. Maris, M. Malley, E. Trouski and M. J. Zimmerman. C.S.F. contest finalists essay writers, and poster award winners discuss the fun and rewards of competition, left: B. Frascella, B. Bau- man, J. Biewend. Top left: M. Malley, R. Ramelot. Through competition, encouragement and hard work, students learn that they can turn their academic advancement into permanent and rewarding achievements. The California Scholarship Federation, or C.S.F., for which our school is chartered, offers prime motivation for high scholarship and steady extra-curricular activities. This year the over two dozen members of the C.S.F. participated in state-wide Federation sponsored contests and offered themselves as student hosts on the evening of Open House. Besides participation in this group, the students of Piux X have proved them- selves in community and county activities such as the Lions Club and Native Sons of the Golden West Contests, Betty Crocker's Future Homemakers of America and Bullock's Scholastic Art Contest. 1 'Jv- 'fi L '1- 'ff 5'- Il it isn't exactly champagne music, it certainly bubblesl That aptly describes Pius X's fine accordion band. Front row, from left: T. Hand, C. Moore, C. Kaiser, M. Gibbs, A. Neri, J. Mullins. Top row: B. Policy, B. Erhart, S. Bruno, J. Bailey. Sr. Imelda directs. who have sought to polish their Drummers were drumming and pipers piping this year as martial spirits quickened to the sound of an approaching band. This year saw the steady development of Pius X's extended marching band. Under the guidance of bandmaster Mr, Metcalf, and almost sixty strong with the annexation of the drum and bugle corps, the marching band fell in step for participation in the Downey Christmas parade and the Pan-American Festival pa- rade in the spring. Along with the smaller instrumental band and the accordion band, any student at Pius X may say, Let there be musi, and soon find his wish fulfilled. Brass and beat meet as band members Richard Mur- dock and Jimmy Zaccaro talk between practices. This smaller band played for an enthusiastic student body during the year. They were well received Front row, left: D. Porter, R. Graham, T. Kramer, T. Carnall, V. Doeliring, B. Roubideaux, J. Barnick Top: P. Marchand, C. Page, Mr. Metcalf, R. Grieb, R. Jamenson, M. Rines, L. Baumann, B. Vandermast performances Lead by baton mistress Carol Lazaris and with Director Metcalf, the full band makes an impressive sight for the onlooker. Post mortem conferences are important in the production of the next issue. Here, mem- bers of the editorial staff gather for iust such a session. Lett, L. Bauman, B. Frascellcz, A. Conroy, J. Geary, J. Maguire. ff., Although the SWORD 8. SHIELD made its debut lust two years ago, it has procured outstanding honors from several national critical boards such as the Columbia Scholastic Press Association the National Scholastic Press Association and the Catholic School Press Association Faculty and students scan news items, editorials, feature reviews and interviews, and a complete sports coverage every month. Under the experienced hand of moderator Miss McCormick, the staff functions as an effec- through training and rehearsal, tive and ambitious proiect for the iournalistically minded. '. 4 ' ivwwfwmaw it A general staff meeting of news and feature writers is conducted by editor Ann Conroy, left. Miss McCormick assists Ann Conroy with the necessary assigning, planning, and worrying which seem to haunt any moderator and editor. The ink's almost wet! Asst. news edgor J. Maguire, news editor J. Geary, make-up editor L. Baumann, and editor A. Conroy proudly display their most recent issue. ,..: , M,,ga ..,,-1 .if 159 ,., .x i Q i x X. .i .gf ,.- 1 T60 Jo Ann Pharis is crowned Queen of lhe Mardi Gras by King John Knoll. Princesses Pai Pclenchar Ueftj and Donna Sammon and Richard Ramelot applaud the coror-ation. wail Kathy Slavik and her dcie bop Io the rock of Ihe Cuniwell Knights. anxiously to go on stage, 'dv Jo Ann Pharis places a festive crown on John Knoll. Pat Palen- The Mardi Gras dance, sponsored jointly by the Boys' and Girls' So- for both organizations. Leading the march for the coronation are the princess and princesses of the Mardi Gras: P. Marchand and P. Hamilton, P, Adelman and P. Griggers, D, Sammon and R. Ramelat, P. Palenchar and T. Thomas. ss ,wt v ' ' E char, left, glances over happily. F dality was an impressive first KN v to display their teamworle in Although removed from big city hubbub, Pius X is no ivory tower. Students iourney out and forward to establish new and successful relationsg visitors often course our halls bringing stimulating thought-inspiring concepts. Early in the year senior Kathy Slavik, below left, participated in the C.Y.O. contest to pick a queen. With the support of her parish Chi Rho Club she won and was crowned by local disc iockey Dick Wittinghill and i955 queen Theresa De Arcos. Visitor Erin Doyle, upper right, president of the associated students of Immaculate Heart College gave the senior girls an idea of campus life. Rams star Tom Fears was a vivid inspiration to the sports-minded when he spoke to the lettermen at the presentation of their letters. 5 it fs i xr, action . . . The wonders of lhe world came lo Pius X al lhe annual Science Fair al which sludenls exhibited original proiecls in chemistry, biology and physics. www... . ...X xxx K V wwmwwai i V .,+l A l s I , 3 l : EE ::: .rp -f V A Y? SA V f ,':, f :L :x l iii l rei e xx. 5 Q x A space salellile looks lowards lhings to come and il is proudly displayed by N. Snyder lleflj and B. Frascella. 163 in that brief time they will of er All members of the G.A.A. helped boost their first fashion show by turning out for the event in full strength. Mothers of the girls were invited and they enthusiastically applauded the clothes of Knobby Sportswear. Committee chairman Kay Hoff- man, right, and helper Carole O'Leary give the line-up of their fashion scoops to Miss Donovan as they plan the G.A.A. event, Springtime's Mademoisellesf' Stage decorator Miss Donovan, left, and manequinne decorator Kay Hoffman, right, get together to set their scene. Models Pat Palenchar, Carole O'Leary and Margaret Stickley have iust what their directors ordered: ready smiles and a refreshing manner. Spring at lastl Kay Hoffman, left, and Carole O'Leary steps easily into that blossoming season ,while beach- minded Pat Palenchar looks forward to summer with her casual cottons. Holding their football trophies are the varsity gridstars: left, A. Mer- ino, best back, R. Rivus, most val- uable player, best lineman, J. Schwabl, most improved, J. Marlin, most inspirational. to the entire company, Sports letters are won only through constant tuning, training, devotion and drive, Over forty sophomore, iunior and senior boys have earned their letters in various sports in iust this way. The new members of the group were welcomed at the begin- ning of the year in a special evening ceremony. The football trophies were also given at that time, and films of the Pius X grid season were reviewed. Pro star Tom Fears spoke encouragingly to the entire group. Despite popular stereotypes, high school lettermen are not boys with little brain and all muscle. Rather they are individuals who are able to coordinate and control their physical abilities for the benefit of a well-knit whole. First row, left: D. Hall, R. Sharrelt, D. Della Pella, J, Kaiser, A. Merino, J. Dorse, D. Dorkowski, F. Griggers, D. McKnight. Second row: E. Kearns, A. Main, J. Schwabl, B, Bradfield, M. Merino, S. Chirco, L. Marchand, C. Horn, J, Sentell, R. Rivas. Third row: J. Roger, D. Castilla, B. Mercer, E. Pidella, F. Hughes, F. Hurley, T. Lanza, J. Glasso, D. Martin, B. Bailey. Fourth row: N. Murphy, J. Quartucci, J. Barnick, B. Wathen, J. Bliss, P. Martin, J. Galyen, D. Shields, T. Mallotto, J. Martin, G. Albin, D. Boland, B. Burton, S. Marx. Arranging pictures on the dum- my copy IS the main body of the Tiara staff J. Maguire, P. Mikov J Grantham, P. Martin, J Ralnls T Panciera, K. Slavik, F White D Jorgenson, M. Conroy A Mann. spiritual reward, to the Ed Trouskn Corrie Guernon, Miriam Conroy and Russ Maris survey the quota chart for the Tiara ad drive The campaign saw many homerooms vying for 100 percent. From early October until mid-May, Tiara staffers were busy about many things. Through the co-operation of the students and faculty, the staff bettered its set quota for patrons, and with that spark they were off to a whirlwind start. Aided by mod- erator Miss O'Connell, each member did his iob, no matter how small, and as plans were developed for theme, cover design, and art work, anticipation and energies increased. Pius X is proud of its annual lonly three years oldl and the awards it has won from the National Scholastic Press Association, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Catholic School Press Association. But it can be even prouder of the fine team work and talent which has produced its Tiaras. directors, Members of the business staff, B. Galindo, M. Ciuck, C. Perry, M. Roque and C. Guernon tobulate the results of the campaign for advertisers. As Peter Mikov checks the copy sheets, Judy Grantham pecks out important running heads. The entire student body ioins with C. Guernon, G. Moody, J. Maguire, L. Baumann, M. Conroy, C. Annis, and J. McMillan in singing We Gotta Have Ads, in the skid which opened the Tiara tub thumping season. 169 and rich satisfaction to the S 0 ' - ' . P .4 ' ' Pert Frances Fernandez practices I Could Hove Danced All Night with the piano accompaniment of ly-,duontril ii Mig Cvves is the first to go as students queue up for the important protection of polio shoh. Al informal -group 'formed to Ilqvmekiy of the green, gets pointers on addressing the ball. From left, M. Reese, E. Seidlinger, C. Stephens, H. Ludwig, J. Mosman. ' ' -,. is 3 xg? V str. m ay g - -i it 2 audience . . . Let's rock Rachmaninofff' eiects J. Maguire at the music department Worlds of Music spring concert. The concert ingeniously com- bined comedy narrative with varied music. Honorable G. Johnston pleads vocally with haughty S. Choves in the Tit Willow selection from the Mikado which was presented in the spring concert. ,...,..........-M X 9 5M During the past year, Pius X has amassed these honors awarded to groups, individuals, and publications on campus. Some of the trophies and certif- icates shown here represent second prize, Downey Christmas Parade, to the drill team, third place, St. Anthony's Girls' Basketball Tournament, Lions Club Student Speaker, Columbia Press Association Medalist award and Publication of Distinction award to the 1956 Tiara, American Legion Art School award, Native Sons of the Golden West speaker's medal. with 5:1453 get 61:1 gawk!! The pulse of a production is felt when the first critical reviews are received by the company. lt is then that the dreadful flop or exhiliarating hit are tagged to the show, never to be forgotten. ln only four years, Pius X has been able to display its clippings, for the compilation of opinions seems to indicate that the production is in for a long run, unselfish expectation they present . . . , A + E d ' 5 - ' ' -- , Q 1 J 1 , ,, . 34 X I ' s'a?Y.'Q:Q:' , 5 , r ' '- f f 1 4 -gf -W -in ' ' , T 7 PV , 'flfw TH ,R JL- lz-QWLQJLW M i , ,R . -E ' .JY p 'f f' 'm' x I I X ff N- va 7, ' XX u 3 .Q N N ng L f X- , A X 7 A' rw! I X xi rg X MMV. 1 W L Qff 1 , i7 A , f U: ' ' H.: , fx ' l ' if U X UK, Q x Q7 M I I MA' 9,5 f-gf-:Q A Q ' lx ,M 4' , W Q ,1 ' ' X 1 G . -X My X X f ,N N u xx j , QFF A A I l V 1 A Lua M Q R , ::' ' + f 'UL f ,T y l 5:2-2 f -xl -rf , A V N EE Y 1 7-' w to P il Q . wfff' '-R -' 1 A I I 1 -I-fl 1 B? 'f . I . 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'A :fm ' X! , .3 y - the production all these things go into the -production . . . they rep- resent the production: they are not the production itself . . . for any living, dynamic presentation cannot be confined to the static di- mensions of a flat sheet. . . to truly view the production one must review the pages which have gone aheadp one must capture the ebb and pace and animation pictorially developed . . . then one must visit pius x high school from its sep- tember opening curtain to the iune finale . . . only then will the spectator realize the tremendous task of the producer, his directors and company . , . only then will the spectator appreciate this task . . . 175 the company applauds applause is to the actor as culinary compliments are to the new bride: something which makes all the effort seem worthwhile . . . for their unfaltering efforts we offer our inked applause to these people who have helped the tiara '57 become a part of the production . . . to father sharpe for bountiful and gracious cooperation at all times . . . to miss o'connell for her bottomless supply of patience . . . to the faculty for grinning lbefore the cameral and bearing it lwhen just one more was snappedl . . . to the students for their interest, enthusiasm, and support . . . to mr. bernard zwilling for his endur- ance and efforts . . . to mr. louis bartolo of the los an- geles engraving company for working and worrying with us and making it worth it . . . and finally, to those whose names are listed on the fol- lowing pages, for their generosity and kindness. . . the staff-tiara 57 its audience . . . Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Adams Active Appliance Co. E. A. Ahlin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alcala Mr. Clem Allen Mr. and Mrs. F. Alzuri Clarence Anderson J. B. Anderson Mr. Alex Antal Arlt Family Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Bahan Friendly Patrons Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Connell Frank Conover Miriam Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Cook Mr. and Mrs. John Cora Rev. Charles G. Cranham Howard Critchfield Gladys A. Crowe F. Daley The Daughters of Mary and Joseph Cora Davis Mr. and Mrs. James Bahan Mr. H. W. Bahling Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Baker Mr. and Mrs. K, W. Bardsley Mr. and Mrs. August Baumann B. 8. E. Youth Shop The Bedford Family Mr. and Mrs. Berardo Brother Bernard C. M. A, M. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs Mr. and Mrs F. Davis B. W. Deal . W. de lorrell . W. Dennis Mary Irene Dent Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . V. C. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. . L. J. Doerr . Andrew J. Doherty . Joseph Doll Tony Dodero Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Beu Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beyer Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bigham The Blue Cross Pharmacy Mr, Robert Bond Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bonser Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bradfield Mr, and Mrs. Brasheur Mr. John J. Brassell Anthony V. Domenick Mr. and Mrs. T. Doregherty Mr, and Mrs. Frank Douser Downey Glass Co. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Downs Mr. and Mrs. Earl Durbin Bill G. Dusatho Mr. and Mrs. D, R. Elder Mrs. J. A. Ellis Dorothy Elofson Mrs. Ann M. Brefka Bill Brenhen Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. B. Bressano Harry Brooks L. D. Brouillette Roy C. Buck Canney Michael Caldero Mr. and Mrs. Emmerling Mr. and Mrs. C. B, English Mr. E. J. Ensman Mr. and Mrs Vaughn A. Euge Dr. James J. Farrell Mr, and Mrs. Joseph G. Feid Mr. and Mrs. AI Felix Sandra Felix John E. Cannon M. D. Mr. Joseph Calucci E. J. Carroll Joe McClaran Kathy Clausen Mr. and Mrs, R. D. Clauson Fr. Patrick Cleary Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cluck Charles Felt Mr. and Mrs. Flahan Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Fleming Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ford Mr, and Mrs. Clay Crawford Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Forde Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Frascella 178 Louis Frahm Friendly Patrons Miss Anna Fraters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frick Homeroom 117 Homeroom 119 Homeroom 131 Officer L. Garris Friendly Patron Friendly Patron Friendly Patron Friendly Patron Friendly Patron Friendly Patron Friendly Patron Mr. and Mrs. R. Gasporra Ellen Gaudet Mr, and Mrs. Francis J, Gaudet Gaytons Market and Greenhouse Mr. and Mrs. A. Galyen George Gallegor Dr. H. B. Gallay Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Emily E. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John J, Gain Geary James P. Gillen John Giovanoni J. H. Gleason Willard E. Goodman G. Goodrow J, Graham Mrs. Ellen M. Griess Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frances Griggers Herbert Gisley John C. Gutting Hale Don Hand Harris Mr. and Mrs. K. Hawkins Robert A, Heebner M. D. Patricia Hendon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hills Market K. V. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs J. Hernandez Edward R. Hickey John T. Hickey E. S. Hiss R. W. Hofschulte H, E. Hollenbeck The Hoffman Family Homeroom 109 Homeroom 111 Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Sab Horiba Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 205 207 209 210 211 220 221 225 Hamble M. L. Hunker M. W. Hurd Leo J, Hurley Dr. William F. lngwerse Mr. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Joyce I1 J. R. Jackson Harry J. Jacobs Jean Paul Jean Mr. and Mrs. G. Jenseor Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnston Dianne Jorgenson Helen Joyce Sandra Kunkel John Patrick Mr. and Mrs, Ross Kelsey Subyl Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Klarney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kearns Ernest Kelly Vince Kelly and Frank Moreno G. H. King Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klein Rosemund K Mr. and Mrs. napp G. Knox Richard C, Koch Mr. and Mrs. L. Koenig Mr. Tony Koos Krueger Shoe Store Elaine La Berge P. W. Lamesh Rev. Robert E. Lamy C. M. Lawrence Pa rty Shop Mrs. Addie R. 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Mullins Mr. John Musante Mrs. Evelyn Neergard Norwalk Manor Market Mr, and Mrs. John J. Novak Miss O'Connell Rev. Terence O'Donnell C. M. Mr. T. J. O'Hara O'Hara Family Harry Oldenburg Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Olsen Ortegon Family Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Ortiz Mrs. Josephine Palermo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parrezzi David Paule Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Paumer Mr. and Mrs, Perez Perk Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Perkins Mr, and Mrs. T. Peruzzi Mrs. Marie Pohl Production Tool 8. Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. Quartucci J. Rainis Ralph's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ramlot Mr, and Mrs. J. Rau Mr. and Mrs. Rautherkus Dr. and Mrs. Herman F. Reece Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Reece Mrs. V, Regner Mrs. Mary Ann Reisner Dodge Religious Supplies Mr. and Mrs. Luis Reyes Mrs. Margaret Reynolds Mrs. Margaret Reynolds Mrs. Charlotte Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rivas Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Robertson Angela Rodriquiz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rolen Mr. and Mrs. E. Rosales Etla Roubideaux Chester Roubideaux Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Roy Pat Nunnaley Peason's Yardage Mr. and Mrs, C. Ruggiero Hilda Ryan Rev. Maurice Ryan Mr. and Mrs. D. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. G. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. L, C. Sandschulte Mr and Mrs. M. B. Sconlm 180 Friendly Patrons Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Theverot Mr. Charles Schalder A. H. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Schraeder Mr, and Mrs. John Schwabl Mr. and Mrs. Poter Searing Service Drug Rev. John M. Sharpe C. M. Mr. and Mrs. James Shea Rt. Rev. Monsg, Patrick J. Shear Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sherratt Sister Emiline Sister Imelda Sisters of St. Francis Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Siener Simons of Willowbrook Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sinatro Lyle Skilstad Mrs. Minnie Smith Leona R. Sneden Walter F. Snyder Mrs, G. Stammer Jeanne Stenson Mrs. Marie Stenson Mary Stenson Margaret Stickley Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sturm Mary Stieb St. Gertrude's School St. Philip Neri Church Mr. and Mrs. P. J, Sweeney Staff of the Sword and Shield Mr. and Mrs. Paul Szatlocky Manuel P. Tafoya Mrs. C. Tavenner James Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor Sandy Santillo Mary and Bobbie Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson Mrs. Tiernon Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Timko Tower Theatre Tot 8. Teen Shop Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Treitler Mr. and Mrs, Vincent J. Trity Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ventvrelli Toni J. Oliva H. Vergie D. Cora Sue Vigil Mr. and Mrs. Pete M. Vigil Mrs. Sally Vine Mr, and Mrs. V. H. Vossler Dr. and Mrs. Daneil Vracin Wallers Market Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker Marie Ward Mr. and Mrs. Washichek Rev. J. Weaver John Wehren Mr. and Mrs. E, White Mr. and Mrs. John Wiater Mr. and Mrs. A. Willenbring Mrs. Mary Williams Rev. W. A, Williams Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. W. R Wilson Dr. and Mrs Leonard Winnick Mr, and Mrs. Woods Wyman's Liquor Inc. Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Zaharris Mr. and Mrs. Clement Zimmerman Joyce Walsburg William P. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. R, J. Young Business Patrons Sally Shops 8240 E. Firestone Downey Precision Fabrications, Inc. 7231 Rosecrans Ave. ME. 3-8460 P. N. Mocciaro, D.D.S. 10626 Paramount Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs 228 E. 47th Street Los Angeles Miners Service 13049 S, Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Angelus Fence Co. 11098 Atlantic Ave. NE. 5-8097 Jack Kuns 8. Associates 7250 Van Nuys Blvd. St. 6-3710 Mervyn T. McDonald New York Life Insurance TO. 2-1404 9527 Stoakes Ave. Downey Sprouce Reitz Co. 4420 Tweedy Downey Saywell Flower Shop 10917 S. Downey Ave. Coy's Barber Shop 10919 S. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. Roy Bridge Mobil Station 3185 Tweedy South Gate, Calif. State Street Florist 8401 State St., South Gate LO. 7-1466 La Chiquita Tortilleria 2248 El Segundo Blvd. Compton Brabec Barber Shop 5144 Imperial Hwy. Vaughan's Paint 8: Wallpaper 1717 North Bullis Rd. Compton Lambs Texaco Service 11602 S. Downey Ave. TO. 9-9046 Leonard Christmas 515 E. lst St. Fox Florence Theatre 1536 E. Florence LU. 5-7677 Chaves Market 3224 East Gage Ave. LU. 1-6373 Samuels Shoe Store 209 E. Compton Blvd. NE. 5-4461 Eagle Drug 12145 Paramount Blvd. Martin's Upholstery Shop 215 N. Tamarind St. NE. 1-7261 Hindoon Drug Co. 3801 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate White Dot Cafe 3452 Firestone South Gate Business Patrons Square Shoe Repair 11693 The Plaza Mason Realty 7238 E. Firestone TOpaz 9-1157 Hollydale Meat Co. 13204 5. Paramount Blvd. MEtcalf 3-4183 Gibson Bus Lines Norwalk Dairy 13101 E. Rosecrans Happy Market 2264 E. El Segundo' Blvd. Business Patron Your Neighbor's Market 8616 Gardendale Downey Paramount Tastee Freeze 14905 Paramount Du-Rite Electric 10253 Atlantic Ave. LO. 6-6544 Lenny's and Marty's Cafe 8419 State St. South Gate Downey Marine 8. Sports 8124 E, Firestone, Downey TO. 1-1410 Famous Cleaners' 13762 S. Clark St. 9756 E. Flower St., Bellflower Encore Furniture 818 W. Olive, W. Compton NE. 8-6151 - NE. 6-7574 The Up-Town Barber Shop 1636 E. Rosecrans NE. 5-1819 Park Metal Planing 3385 E. Slauson Ave. LU. 1-5672 Lou Gregory 9425 E. Compton Blvd. Paul E. Glaser Tree Service 5944 Lanto St. Wesley W. Wallace, Insurance 11524 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 8-5153 Arden Theatre 11709 Long Beach Conrad's Cleaner 11102 S. Atlantic NE. 2-5404 Lennards Men's Store 11439 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 6-1980 Bidwell's Complete Lube 2943 Oakwood Lane's Marine Sales 8. Service 11122 Atlantic Ave. Texaco Center Imperial at Century NE. 1-9509 Boulevard Variety 9607 Long Beach Lynwood Plywood 10235 Long Beach Blvd. LO. 9-0935 Business Patrons 0liver's Pharmacy 12039 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 5-4570 Roy Crafts Seafood 11900 Long Beach Blvd. Vanda Florits 11933 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 2-7676 and NE. 6-6200 John Colvin Young's Market 13308 Paramount Blvd. Paramount Bill Dimalamta Tires, lnc. 11620 Long Beach Blvd. NE. 6-1789 and NE. 2-7188 Norton Studio of Music 3939-41 Tweedy Blvd. LO. 6-1771 Ellis Cake Supply Co. 1852 Bullis Rd. Compton Medic Prescription Pharmacy l 1125 S. Atlantic, Lynwood Courtesy Beauty and Barber Shop 8657 E. Florence Ave. at Lakewood Sam's Barber Shop 3331 Tweedy Blvd. LO. 9-9087 Hobby Haven - Associated 8343 East 3rd St., Downey TO. 2-5355 Okeh Caterers 7221 Atlantic Bell Haven's Bakery 3462 Tweedy South Gate Olivier 8. Doyle Garage 4235 E. Gage Ave. LU. 1-1982 and LU. 1-0407 Robert J. Flynn, D.D.S. 11110 S. Donlin Downey Zippi's Complete Market 7334 Wilcox Ave., Bell LU. 5-7400 West Coast Hobby Shop 9920 California Ave. LO. 9-4298 Foster-Freeze 9331 E. Rosecrans Bellflower Southern California Water Co. 5750 Gardendale John Beylerian Florie's Shoe Service 4469 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate LaBelle Style Shop 6810 Atlantic Blvd. Bell Johnnie's Shoe Repair 4049 Tweedy South Gate Slauson's Draperies 11181 Long Beach Lynwood J. 8- J. Sand Supply Corp. 12631 E. Imperial Hwy. Downey Business Coy's Barber Shop 10919 S. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. Van's Variety Store 707 E. Rosecrans Paramount Farms 14110 Downey Ave. Paramount, Calif. Wesley W, Wallace-Insurance 11524 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Tweedy Blvd. Beauty Shoppe 3466 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate, Calif. General Asphalt Maintenance 12631 E, Imperial Highway Norwalk, Calif. Fred Astaire Dance Studios 11317 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. James P. Erickson Insurance Co. 12223 S. Chavers Avenue Downey, Calif. Christopher House Religious Articles 8049 Imperial Highway Downey, Calif Lin's Watch Shop 16205 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Mary's Gift Shop 11012 S. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. PauI's Liquor Store 16407 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Super Dairy-Fresh Milk 14042 Garfield Ave. Paramount, Calif. V 8. M Plating Co. 6318 S, Central Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. Johnnie's Cafe 5916 Maywood Ave. Huntington Park, Calif. Jim Hartley, Realtor 11701 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Patrons The Hot-N-Tot 7224 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park, Calif. K. K. Markets 9511 E, Firestone Bonelli Typewriter Co. 2528 E. Florence Ave. Huntington Park, Calif. Spartan Lacquer Co. 9255 E. Imperial Highway Downey, Calif. Famous Cleaners 13762 So. Clark Street Bellflower, Calif. Alfred Hair Dressers 10215172 S, Paramount Blvd Downey, Calif. Kahlers Toy-Hobby Shop 11685 Atlantic Ave. Lynwood, Calif. Foster's Old Fashion Freeze 11816 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Hub City Tux Rental 323 E. Compton Blvd. Congratulations Class of '57 from lrelyn's 11414-16 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Reva's Variety Store 1829 E, Compton Blvd. Compton, Calif. Park Metal Planing 3385 E. Slauson Ave. Vernon, Calif. Paramount Tastee Freeze 14905 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Hindson Drug Co. 3801 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate Square Shoe Repair 11693 The Plaza, Norwalk Norton Studio of Music 3939-41 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate Les Stark Florist 8401 State Street South Gate, Calif. THE THRIFT UPHOLSTERING SHOP CONG Remodeling-Restyling and New Custom Made Furniture - All Work Guaranteed Select Fabrics at Your Home Free Estimates, Pick Up and Delivery 1Corner Imperial 8. Long Beach Blvd.1 11183 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood NEwmark 2-0207 RATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF from CRANE CO. 321 E. Third Street Los Angeles 54, California Founded by R. T. Crane, 1855 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF '57 ANDERSON CABINET CORPORATION 1901 West El Segundo Compton TRIANON MUSIC COMPANY 3469 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate BEST LUCK lN THE FUTURE ALL THE LUCK IN THE FUTURE To the Graduates of Pius X '57 from BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS LINOT WILSON MOTORS, INC. f rom FORD DEALER KAY WAUGH 8012 Long Beach Blvd. CONGRATULATIONS I 0 01, 0 ,cw-4, MLC There is no substitute for quality 11214 South Downey Ave. TOpaz 1-1261 Downey, California LOgan 5-4700 186 COMPLIMENTS OF Our Lady at Fatima Schaaf 18626 S. Clarkdcule Artesia ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL OF LYNWOOD Operated by The Sisters of St. Francis of Penance and Christian Charity 3630 Imperial Lynwood 187 MAGUIRE IDEAL NURSERY 14328 Woodruff Ave., Bellflower TOrrey 7-1617 COMPLETE STOCK OF NURSERY PLANTS VAL WALTER CAR MART DEALER IN FINE AUTOMOBILES 12130 Long Beach Blvd. NE. I-3579 N. J. KARNES WELDING SERVICE I.U. 1-9430 4405 E. 52nd Place Los Angeles 22, California ANGELES ELECTRIC CO. 9509 S. San Pedro St. Los Angeles 3, Calif. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Plymouth 4-2801 JIM'S MOBIL SERVICE 12101 Garfield Ave., Hollydale MEtcaIf 3-9368 LUBRICATION - ACCESSORIES BATTERIES - TIRES Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS of '57 ST. DOMINIC SAVIO PARISH Bellflower NICBRIDE ELECTRICAL SERVICE RESIDENTIAL ' COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL 3218 Imperial Highway, Lynwood NE. I-6917 NE. 5473 Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS of '57 from VEATCH'S SHOES 11121 S. Downey Ave. 188 Sa Afiian ja fAer5 13640 Bellflower Bellflower Calif. CONGRATULATIONS FROM Lloyd 's Cleaners 1215 East Rosecrans Compton, Calif. NE. 1-6216 A-1 lllll ll Illlllll lIllNlPAIlll Buyers of Scrap Iron and Steel Richwell Company Steel Fabricators 350 West 16th St. Gardena, California 189 OUR 47 YEAR QUALITY FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME FURNITURE CARPETS HOUSEWARES APPLIANCES TELEVISION lmlnluonil l g. 16411 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, Calif. NEvada 6-3116 NEwmark 1-5745 C. Russ Sliinnelield, Inc. PLASTERING CONTRACTOR 2772 Norton Ave. Lynwood, California 0 Roc Cuiri Panties: PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE 3125 Firestone Blvd. South Gale, California LOrain 7-2311 GREETING TO THE WARRIORS FROM THE BOSCO BRAVES Compliments of Si. .lohn Bosco Junior and Senior High School 13640 So. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, California Conducted by the Salesians of Sl. John Bosco 190 ,4,b,6wzeZ 741: Wamew coats - suits - dresses - formals lingerie - sportswear Downey, Calif. 8335 Firestone Blvd. TOpaz 2-3729 SEBASTIAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE . THE YARDAGE EMPORIUM 3619 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate, Calif. Phone LOrain 9-8844, LOrain 6-4277 Frank Wallace, Mgr. Special Rates GA. 3-4343 LU. 7-8867 KNIGHTS OF RHYTHM Music for All Occasions 7 Piece Orchestra KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MUSICIANS We Launder and Supply All Types of Industrial Uniforms MODERN Coverall and Uniform SUPPLY 4275 E. Florence Ave., Bell LU. 2-5561 Don Bishop MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Your Prescription . . . Our Specialty Hours: Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday I0 a.m. to 4 p.m. 3625 Century Blvd., Lynwood 5101 E. Florence Ave., Bell NE. 8-4181 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!! Remember . . . If it has COMFORT STYLE DU RABILITY it's from GLAMORAGE, INC. Designers and Manufacturers of Artistic, Provincial and Modern Furniture 1682 W. 35th Place Los Angeles, Calif. MEL'S SHOES featuring Red Goose Shoes - Florsheim Shoes Vitality Shoes - John C. 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A N it V kv Tx ,, .,,, . ..... .. . ................... ., .. . . . .. . K ' ' , 1 ,14 ,Q A Q4 235252 5555 V l r V ' we - C i tl . A .A BERNARD ZWILLING portraits ' weddings ' oil coloring ll73l E. Petticoat Lane Norwalk, Calif. UN. 4-81 I6 195 . .'-'.' :'. '. .0:' :': ':':' ':': '::: -'H' .-.,.g.:.g.-:g:-:-:-:-:-:- -: :- -.-.2:2E1E1E2E1:5 -21:5-151551555555555553 :,:5:5E5I,S3S553Ej-j'2E1E15f-gif :.'.'...:.: '.: '.'Z:I ' .- '::I5:1.' I.. BURK AND CLEGG Compton Prescription Pharmacy 828 E. Compton Blvd. NE. 5-4811 NE. 1-8485 DOWNEY PHARMACY 11108 S. Downey Ave. to 22222 L. T. Pulley, Ph.G., Prop. It Pleases Us to Please You KNOBBY SPORTSWEAR 11407 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood NEvada 6-7576 A. D. WRIGHT Watchmakers and Jewelers 4437 E. Slauson Ave., Maywood, Calif. LU. 8-5472 L. M. Oliphant, Owner CAPRI PLUMBING COMPANY 2712 108th St., Lynwood 5861 Agra St., Bell TIMPONE'S PIZZA HOUSE 952416 E. Firestone Blvd., Downey, Calif. TOpaz 9-3412 Orders to Take Out D. Casvin, NE. 5-1027 J. Pritchard, LU. 7-2812 M. Timpone and M. Mayster COMP'-IMENTS OF BLANCARTE STATIONERY A. W. MOCHON Office Supplies of All Types - Mochon 8- Associates, Public Accountants 1331 E. Compton Blvd., Compton, Calif. 725 E. Compton Blvd., Compton NEwmark 1-9024 NEwmark 2-3954 Joe C. Blancarte We Deliver ROSEWOOD BARBER SHOP COMPUMENT5 OF Woodruff 81 Rosecrans JAMES P' ERICKSON . 14325 Woodruff Ave. 12223 Chavers Ave., Downey, Callf. Bellflower Calif. Topaz 24332 ' l . Representative of the Equitable Life Insurance Open Mondays Children Welcome Society of the United States ANDRUS REALTY 13809 Paramount Blvd. MEtcalf 3-0048 Harry M. Andrus, Broker I With Us It's the SERVICE that COUNTS y LINDA LEE FINE CANDIES 4328 Tweedy Boulevard, South Gate WATTERS SHELL SERVICE Charlie Watters 10210 E. Rosecrans Bellflower, California TOrrey 6-3912 BELL GARDENS HARDWARE 6239 E. Gage Ave. LU. 8-6532 Open Sundays-We Give S8lH Green Stamps CHILD'S TOGGERY 4120 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate, Calif. LO. 7-2439 E. A. Casimir OKEH CATERERS 7221 S. Atlantic Avenue Bell, California LUdlow 8-2194 Service is our Motto Day and Night Factory Lunch Service 196 BILL FELIX USED CARS 3901 Firestone Blvd. IOM, Discount with Student Body Card at SPORT MUFFLER 5438 Long Beach Blvd., GA. 3-7645 10920 Garfield, South Gate, TOpaz 9-1612 GRILEY SECURITY FREIGHT LINES 9833 Adella , PARAMOUNT CHEVROLET CO. 11212 Paramount Blvd. Downey DR. ARNOLD J. O'TOOLE OPTOMETRIST 11022 S. New - Downey MABRY DRUG CO. 12030 Garfield Ave. COURT MADONNA No. 1458 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA RIO HONDO DAIRY 9220 Firestone Blvd. DOWNEY SHOWER DOOR CO. 8246 E. Phoix Ave. PRIOR'S VARIETY STORE 16208 s. Clark HARRlSON'S REALTY 16209 s. Clark JERRY CHAPMAN INSURANCE 1826 E. Compton Blvd. Compton, Calif. FROM A FRIEND 15747 Woodruff BELLFLOWER PAINT CO. 17042 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Bellflower Sl-loPPlNG BASKET WONG'S PIONEER MARKET 4373 Tweedy 14407 S. Cranna South Gate 197 SANDERO PLUMBING CO. 3228 Mulford Ave. Lynwood COLONIAL FLORISTS 8329 E. Center St. MURAVEZ LIQUORS 7344 E. Florence Downey OLIVER 8. DOYLE GARAGE 4235 E. Gage Ave. Bell DR. THOMAS V. FARRELL CHIROPRACTOR D. C. 8136 E. 2nd St., Downey EDDIE'S LIQUOR 10217 Rosecrans LOU'S LIQUOR STORE 2013 N. Wilmington Ave. Compton CAL-ANA SUNDRIES 810 California Ave. South Gate BESS CLEANERS 8313 E. 3rd sf. RAY LOWRY 3926 E. Florence RIEART'S RESTAURANT 4363 Atlantic, Long Beach Seafood - Steaks - Prime Ribs - Chicken SPURLOCK INSURANCE 727 E. Compton Blvd. Compton ZAMBONI BROS. INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 15735 S. Paramount, Paramount SOUTHEAST INSURANCE 9738 S. Julius Ave. Me. 3-0733 Downey Phone: 145 East Compton Blvd. NEwmark 5-3588 Compton, California BEETLER'S JARMAN SHOE STORE sl-loss Fon MEN DON BEETLER sos BEETLER BEN FRANKLIN 3419 Tweedy 198 MCCRACKEN APPLIANCE STORE Carl Welch 16259 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcalf 3-4422 - PACIFIC SOUTHWEST INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 9842 State Street, South Gate, Calif. NEwmark 8-7000 LOrain 6-5101 CUTTEN L. FRANK INSURANCE SERVICE LIFE - ACCIDENT - HEALTH - HOSPITAL MEtcalf 3-1821 SAN RO SHE BEAUTY STUDIO Hazel Hunt - Mina Sadler 9304 E. Firestone Blvd., Downey, Calif. 13618 Garfield, Hollydale NEvada 6-4042 TOpq1 9-7712 COST-LESS DRUGS SEQUOYAH 10116-18 E. Rosecrans Ave., Bellflower, Calif. A 9023 E. Washington Blvd., Rivera, Calif. Phone TO. 6-7911 QX, 2-1256 We Specialize II1 Pl'eSCl'lpI'lOh5 . . . The l lOm9 of House gf Gourmet Dinners i and up LA TAPATIA Food Put Up to Take Home 2750 Century Blvd., Lynwood, Calif. Hours: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Sundays KERR'S SHOE STORE 210 E. Compton Blvd., Compton, Calif. Robert A. Kerr Shoes for the Entire Family . . . for Every Occasion JIM'S BARBER SHOP 9850 State St. South Gate, California LOrain 9-5816 G. E. MOOTHART CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 1112 N. Long Beach Blvd. Compton, California NEwmark 2-7171 NEvada 6-2144 THOMAS R. PATTERSON REAL ESTATE BROKER 9812 E. Rosecrans, Bellflower TOrrey 7-7195 TOrrey 7-3537 TOrrey 7-2781 ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN DAIRY Corner of Olive and Orange, Paramount Home of Quality Gold Medal Milk Come ln and Save Money SOUTH GATE'S 1-HR. CLEANERS 3412 Tweedy Blvd. LOrain 6-6851 Your only bargain in dry cleaning in QUALITY. LYNWOOD Meat and Provisions Ernie Gallina 11812 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood, California NEwmark 8-5165 KILLARNEY Liquor Stores, Inc. 1632 E. Rosecrans 869 W. Olive Compton, Calif. NEwmark 5-6211 MAI FOLEY, Owner ABAR GRINDING CO. Precision Grinding 3901 V2 E. Gage Avenue, Bell, Calif. Louis N. Roy LOgan 5-2015 199 CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES SOUTHWEST COMMISSION CO. Union Stock Yards K-K MARKETS Two Stores to Serve You 9511 E. Firestone TO. 9-9219 13240 S. Woodruff TO. 9-9381 GREETINGS FROM ST. GERTRUDE'S CHURCH 7125 Garfield Ave. Bell Gardens, California LU. 1-8829 SAVE ON FRESH MILK AT SUPER DAIRY 14042 Garfield Ave. Paramount, Calif. ME. 3-0045 TONY'S RESTAURANT PIZZA Orders to Go 1944 E. Rosecrans Compton, California COMPLIMENTS OF HYNES FERTILIZER 15707 Downey Ave. Paramount, Calif. ME. 3-4996 PATTON'S MARKET 9607 Long Beach Blvd. ARTESIA PHARMACY 18550 S. Pioneer Blvd. Come Visit Our Religious Department UN. 5-2733 CALVANO'S MUSIC STORE TEACH ACCORDIAN AND PIANO 4136 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate SHEET MUSIC LO. 6-5300 or ME. 0-1388 COMPLIMENTS or TEXACO CENTERS Otis at Tweedy and Century at Imperial THE CHRISTOPHER HOUSE RELIGIOUS GIFTS - MIssALs MOTTES HARDWARE 11411 E. Firestone, Norwalk IzosARYs - srATuEs UN' M819 8532 Rosemead, Rivera 8045 East Imperial OX. 9.0338 PETE VIVONE HOT-N-TOT WHOLESALE MEATS 4334 Lugo, Lynwood, Calif. 7224 Pacific Blvd., Huntington Park Serving the Best in Food, Luncheon, Cocktails NE, 8-6568 and Dinner DR. SANFORD S. GAINES JIM HARTLEY SURGICAL CHIROPODIST REALTOR NE. 2-8846 413 E. Compton Blvd. 11701 Long Beach Blvd. Compton, Calif. Lynwood NE. 1-3891 200 DON'S MARKET Paramount at Florence, Downey PAUL'S LIQUOR STORE 16407 S. Paramount Blvd. Our Values are Handsome Paramount California Our Quality is High ' Qu, Smiles are Wide MEtcaIf 3-1337 Paul Szatlocky DICK and ROBERT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Always the Latest Styles in Shoes and Clothes 12019 Garfield ME. 3-2509 THEODORE DEDEN Sales Representative TRUST FUND 16213 Georgia Ave., Paramount MEtcalf 3-8760 PETE PETERS SPORTSWEAR UNLIMITED 6925 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park LU. 1-2831 KAHLERS TOY-HOBBY SHOP 11685 Atlantic Lynwood NE. 8-5790 TOYS ' TRAINS ' MODELS -LELAND'S HARDWARE 13150 Paramount Blvd., Hollydale We Rent Tools MEtcalf 3-1537 LlN'S WATCH SHOP Watch and Jewelry Repairing and Stone Setting L. L. BANDY, Watchmaker 16205 S. Paramount Blvd., Paramount MEtcalf 3-6258 TWEEDY BLVD. BEAUTY SHOPPE 3466 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate E EDNA EICHERT, owner - 28 years in South Gate -- , PARAMOU NT FARMS We serve you nothing but THE BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS 14110 Downey Ave., Paramount, Calif. MEtcalf 3-2956 BONELLI INC. Distributors B. F. oooomcl-1 co. PRODUCTS 2621 Gage Ave., Huntington Park -F. G. Bonelli, President JOI-INNIE'S CAFE cocKTAlLs - oeuclous Fooo 5916 Maywood Ave., Huntington Park I Lu. 7-6542 A L F R E D ' ' HAIRDRESSERS 10215112 S. Paramount Blvd., Downey TOpaz 2-5017 V 8. M PLATING COMPANY -'HARD CHROME PLATING ' Aircraft and Hydraulic Parts 6318 S.. Central Ave. . LUdlow 8-9172 Los Angeles 1, California SPARTAN LACQUER CO. 9255 E. Imperial Highway, Downey LUdlow 2-6462 F O S T E R S OLD FASHION FREEZE 11816 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood ' 201 TWEEDY FURNITURE Headquarters for Lane Cedar Chests 3638 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate Office: l.Orain 7-2134 Home: LOrain 9-5595 THRIFTY PAINT COMPANY 8255 Long Beach Blvd., South Gate Tony Zaby, Jr. LU. 7-9994 JAY GEE TEE VEE SERVICE 5665 Main Street, Hollydale Glen Nevins and Joe Collins ME. 3-8773 REISNER FORGE CO. Flat Die and Drop Forgings 5241 East Firestone Place E. G. Reisner LO. 8-4213 DON SCHNEIDER. REALTOR New and Resale Homes 11425 Paramount Blvd., Downey Office: TO. 9-1166 Home: LU. 1-0326 BOULEVARD BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Alignment and Balancing Official Brake Station No. 2958 11437 So. Paramount Blvd., Downey TOpaz 2-4825 ROSEWOOD EXPERT REPAIRING Shoe, Luggage, Hand Bag 14327 Woodruff Avenue, Bellflower Waverly E. Dyke DOWNEY BUILDING MATERIALS Ready Mixed Concrete 11432 S. Paramount Blvd., Downey TOpaz 1-1278 PALARDY 8. MILLER AUTO PARTS Machine Shop Service 10904 S. Downey Ave., Downey TOpaz 1-1257 LUdIow 8-8249 HAROLD'S BETTER FOOD MARKET 3231 E. Florence Ave., Huntington Park Harold L. Word LU. 2-9428 O'KEEFE REALTY 822 East Compton Blvd., Compton RICHARD'S SHOES 1 1707 Rosecrans Joe O'Keefe, Realtor NE. 1-7825 NOFWGIII Sql-'GTC Notary Public NE. 5-6117, evenings Quality Footwear for the Entire Family FINLEY'S JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS COMPUMENTS RESEARCH WELDING 8. ENGINEERING 182 East Compton Blvd., Compton INC, George R. Finley, Jr., Registered Jeweler NEwmark 8-5123 Victoria and Santa Fe Avenue Long Beach, Calif. LOrain 6-4121 For Prompt, Reliable Service, Call F. E. STOPHER PLUMBING NE. 2-3366 NE. 8-6873 I. F. RUBESHAW Brick Contractor 2727 Vg East 108th, Lynwood Special on Fireplaces and Planters NEvada 6-2032 202 LYNTON BARBER SHOP 1856 Bullis Road NEwmark 5-6894 BOBBIE LYNN SPORT TOGS 16542 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Norwalk, and Downey Proprietor: MARRIN FARRER TO. 7-3242 C0 'P'l 'e 'S MANCO PLATING CO. of the FRESHMAN CLASS Homeroom 213 5832 Holmes Ave. Los Angeles 1, California LU. 3-1571 DAVIS MARKET TOYS ' MONEY ORDERS 3460 E. Firestone Blvd. - personally selected meat cuts - South Gate, California GLENN JONES CHEVROLET NEW and USED CARS and TRUCKS at 14925 So. Paramount in Paramount Compliments of RICHARD M. ENGLISH 4444 Tweedy Blvd. REALTOR s h G 10113 Long aoooh Blvd., Lynwood ou' me LO. 9-8550 NE. 5-2957 LO- 6-616' Good Luck in the Future KING SANO PLUMBING 124-hr. servicel RESIDENTIAL ' COMMERCIAL 3304 Tweedy Blvd. LO. 7-7131 Nite: LO. 7-6861 HUB CITY RENTAL SHOP FORMAL and SEMI-FORMAL WEAR Hours: 10 to 7 - Fri. 10 to 9 323 E. Compton Blvd., Compton NEwmark 5-0131 ANGELINO FINE Fooos - BANQUETS - COCKTAILS 914 S. Long Beach Blvd., Compton NEwmark 1-6260 ROBERT'S FLYING A SERVICE 1801 E. Rosecrans, Compton NEwmark 5-1844 - We Give S 81 H Green Stamps - ATLANTIC TYPEWRITER CO. SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS 1 1657 S. Atlantic, Lynwood NE. 5-8784 TOYLANE TO. 9-3385 8234 2nd St., Downy, Calif. HAND CONTAINER CORPORATION CORRUGATED SHIPPING CONTAINERS Ludlow 7-5167 BARGAIN TOWN MARKET MARKENSON BROTHERS 734 W. Olive, Compton Service With a Smile 203 BONELLI TYPEWRITER CO. Adding Machines and Typewriters 12 Mechanics to Serve You with 192 Years Experience 2728 E. Florence Ave. LU. 2-5138 RALEY'S MOBILE SERVICE Mobilubrication - Free Pick-up 81 Delivery Complete Motor Tune-up 81 Wheel Balancing 3791 Century Boulevard NE. 5-9444 Across from Lynwood Community Center F. J. Raley REVA'S VARIETY STORE OLD 8. RARE COINS 8. TOYS 1829 E. Compton Blvd., Compton NE. 8-7370 MONARCH ALUMNIUM CASTING CO. SPECIALIZED PRODUCTION 11211 Garfield, South Gate, Calif. Bros. Frank 8. Pat Pellegrino Bus. TOpaz 2-5271 TO. 9-2782 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 IR E LY N ' S 11414-16 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood NEwmark 1-3308 NEvada 6-4007 For a Healthy Diversion It's MINIATURE GOLF A. J. Tumolo, Prop. DOWNEY MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Serving Downey for 27 Years 10926 S. Paramount Blvd. Downey, California VAN'S VARIETY 707 E. Rosecrans NOTIONS - GIFTS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES KEYS MADE ATLAS CARPET CO. - CARPETS - DRAPERIES - RUG CLEANING AND SERVICE 11428 Paramount Mlvd., Downey, Calif. TOpaz 1-1284 1 RICHARDS SERVICE CENTER Corner Long Beach Blvd. 81' Tweedy Blvd. Lynwood, California ARTHUR E. CARLSEN, D.D.S. 802 West Philadelphia St., Whittier, California susren RICHARDS, owner Lorain 9-2186 OXford 4-5131 . Amlserrlc POTASHNICK S STA-CLEAN MEN AND BOYS STORE CONRAD POTASHNICK 11134 S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California - TOpaz 2-2727 Quickly . . . thoroughly removes Oil, Grease, Tar, Grime, Carbon, Point, Stains, Printers Ink, from Skin, Surfaces, or Washable Clothing. Leaves Hands and Face Soft and Smooth PHONE NE. 5-5566, NE. 6-2637 for Nearest Dealer MARCANTONIO TAILORING Ladies' and Men's Tailoring To Measure ANgelus 3-0020 732 So. Atlantic Blvd. GILLMAN'S APPLIANCE STORE lOpposite Post officel i 1 11213 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood, California MEL CORRELL NEw' 2-9032 NEv 6-1941 5 MINUTE CAR WASH J. H. MORRISON TEXACO SERVICE lThe Best Friend Your Car Ever Hadl COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE 7608 E. Compton Blvd. A Paramount, Calif. 204 ' ' ff f2ffWfLfW , iff Bfjgwjijgff fjfjjfwff WMMMZW MQWQMQ my ff 52 546 W fyfiif 'f4ZWZi fwfff f ,ff WW W WW W ZWQ KZM 5,59 ff '2WgQj fff'?C fM gj,ji7f5'ff f W fi W , 1 . I... '--, 5.-',' A A f -, - E-qfjfx -U .,.,,,,, DN -:Wk -1--: V 1: ,.., . if 'I , , ' ' ls T ' wi' ya ' A - fi A ik.. A iff, ' xx mt P 4. A ,1,A ,qw
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