Pius X High School - Tiara Yearbook (Downey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1958 volume:

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Our dear Alma Mater still will stand To guide the way Though others may stray, Pius X show us the way. His Eminence, JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MCINTYRE, DD., LID. Archbishop of Los Angeles To the Graduates of PIUS X HIGH SCHOOL My dear Graduates: As the graduates of Pius X High School will soon again register their impressions on higher education, the business world, or home life, we extend to them our heartfelt and sincere con- gratulations. It is our prayer that God's blessings will be most bountiful upon them, and that the treasury of graces that has come to them at the inspiration of their teachers, will ever fruitfully grow. Praying for you all blessingsjl am Faithfully in Christ, J. Francis Cardinal Mclntyre Archbishop of Los Angeles The Most Reverend TIMOTHY MANNING, DD., J.C.D Auxiliary Bishop, Vicar-General and Chancellor nf V f ' I I . 1 rl I ,os 'A' 1: .NL 'fn N 0, 4 I ' , , ' 4 k I ' :ii ef 1 - A., , .L..xX . H ' .5 'ff' X . , . 'N I , . 9 ..Q,,,-. Q 1 U- n ..M'f'----........,.f 'Ww..,x,M 4 ,, . . QE? 9 f . ff' 53 gg a s Q -Nzxkig Q -X r' . A hope, ca light which in us does abide . . Ai .wvlzzis V F Lv war :-.ms ' ff? if .W rincipal' essage Dear Students of Pius X: The pride that each royal member of our school feels in reviewing the accomplihments of the past, and particularly this year, is a pardon- able one. The fast growth of the school, the quick spread of its buildings, the phenomenal success of its graduates have swelled the breasts of all who have participated in the development of Pius X. This pride is tempered by the consideration that all that has been done was the work of God, under whose guidance His Eminence, Cardinal Mclntyre, was inspired to build the largest Catholis high scho in the western Unitd States. The dedication of personnel to e goal of Saint Pius X, torestore all things in Christ, has received its greatest impetus from the blessing of our Cardinal-Archbihop, indicated in his constant fatherly guidance. We must be true to this manifest trust placed in us. We must all make Pius X High School an outstanding school in every respect, where Christlike virtues are learned to an exceptional degree,-not only learned, but practiced to such an extent that every Pius X student will personally reflect the nobility of a follower of Christ. May almighty God favor us with the grace so to do. Sincerely your friend, Father Joseph F. Sharpe 0ur faculty Iraq proven themselves,- W C it 4 it ,M N e Reverend ANICETO AMll.- Sister ANNEMARIE, O. S. F. Sister ANN MAREIE C ' lANO,, O. R. S. A. Spanish Spanish. Algebra, senior mathematics QSM w' UN. f -W f ww Dwell t X, YT' Sister MARY BARTHOLOMEW, Miss SHEILA BRADY l. H. M. Chemistry, algebra English, history. Sisler MARY CLAUDE, C. S. 1. Father CHARLES CRANHAM Spanish, English Mechanical Drawing The Reverend MATTHEW DELANEY Sister MARY DENNIS, S. N. D. Physics, Algebra English, Latin sf '55-Us if 53 f Z: Yi p S milf.. Mr. JAMES BIHLMIRE English, history, remedial read ing Sister MARY DOROTHY, C. S. J Shorthand, typing. ew 'Q- The Reverend EUGENE DUFFY Religion, Sister MARY ERENTRUDE, O. F, M. Girls' vice-principal, algebra. Students relax with pleasant con- versation in the cafeteria after school. - ...L ' K EP! K V., f 'lnnw-. . v 5 'lf' .. i- ' - i es...-.ss x ,S-gs .. . as J ' JAM .-i The Reverend ACHILLES EDELENYI Sister MARY EMILENE, O. S. F. Religion, Latin. History, clothing. Sister GERTRUDE JOSEPH, C. S. J. Sister MARY HOSTIA, I. H. M. Latin, general language. English, civics, sociology. The Reverend JOHN HUGHES Sister MARY JAMES, I. H. M Religion Physiology, biology. E' Sister MARY JEANNETTE, C.S..l. Foods, clothing, home-making. maexzwz Sister JOHN BERCHMANS, C.S.J. French, English, remediol rend- ing. The Reverend Monsignor STEPHEN KERNER Religion. L1 N . ' 'I' , Lf' ' ,. V Mrs, Ll LEFEBVRE L Lf Vs Physical Education i, 4 1 U lL,r,'4! L 1 Xt A 'fl if J 1 uf V 4 f I ' L I f.y . Mr. PAUL LUGO Metol shop, general shop. 1 A f K Sister MARY LORAINE, C.S.J. History, English. Sister MARIA CECELIA, D.M..l History, business English. The staff of the culinary department, Mrs, H Ducharme, Mrs. H, Renaldo, and Mrs. F. Heffernan admirably display their wares lor hungry students Sister MARIE CHRISTINE, l.H.M. Mr. JAMES MCCARTHY Mr, CLAYTON MEYERS English. Boys' glee, piano, general music. General mathematics, English The Reverend Father MORENO Mr. WALLACE NOWICKI Mr. JAMES O'CONNOR Religion, Spanish. Physical education, drivers' edu' Biology, general science. cation. nb 1 .QU il? 459' 6 1' X - pgpv- 8, :'4 1' 1. T, . If' xl igw K sl W M Y, 1 s sf fn S, l 1 A W K 5 i 8 8 Uw- . f. S. I ld M, T.. as Bl WL, Q X - . SQEWHSSSXN X K A Q xv is . Sw 4. ,,,.. , 2, 2 9 X r fi 9 Q 1 kia? . gswwwgumq 0572 4 a HF' Mgt' X . xf 1 if NWN' X Ex . I x K 1' . Sister MARY PHILIP, D. M. J. History, url. Sister ST. JOSEPH, S. N. D. Geometry, civics, sociology. Sister THERESE MARTIN, D. M. J. Girls' glee, piano, general music. Mr. MARTIN WOODS English, geometry, Latin. The Reverend WILLIAM WILLIAMS Religion. The Rev. ROLAND ZIMMERMAN Religion, Latin. The Reverend JOHN WEAVER Religion, nsnqn,X4m,m e S 5 .: w -K 7 ,z ,... Bw -A-an-up-pg , i WILLIAM FRASCELLA L President 5 , ' PATRCIA ADELMAN VicePresident JAMES GALY EN Secretary Treasurer ln September l954, a new freshman class entered the halls of Pius X. With some fear and trepi- dation, and with great anticipation this class began its high school life. With high hopes for suc- cess in scholastic learning, recognition in the field of sports, and achievement in striving to live together as a group, this class has united and has proven that group cooperation is the best way to advance and to achieve its goal. To the class of '58 comes the climax of four years of struggles and aspirations - graduation! Reminiscences of the past bring forth many delightful memories, and make us feel that we can be iustly proud of our achievements, Before we write finis , the Class of '58 finds the record incomplete without some mention of the inspiration and guiding companionship of our Principal, Father Sharpe, and of our fine faculty to whom the class owes much for their kindly interest and encouragement. Because of such ideal contacts, we hope to be, as a class, a little better, and as individuals, a little finer. If we have accomplished this our aim has been fulfilled, if we have accomplished our aim, we are content. PATRICIA ADELMAN Our Lady of Victory Parish7 Sodality I-47 G. A. A. l-37 Pres. 47 Homeroom Officer I-37 Class Sec. 47 Tiara Sports Edi- tor 47 Baskelball 2-47 Volley- ball 3-47 Baseball I7 Pep Club 37 Glee Club l-2. ARLEEN ANTAL Sl. Gertrude Parish7 Sodalily l7 G. A. A. 47 Pep Club 37 Drama 27 Homeroom Treas. l. CONSUELO BAHAM Sacred Heart Parish7 G. A. A. 47 Drill Team 37 Glee Club 27 Pep Club 3. PATRICK BAl.l. Sl. Philip Neri Parish7 Sword 8 Shield 2-37 Baseball I7 Essay Contest, first place I7 S. S. A. Sports Rep. 2-47 Boys' Glee 4. JAMES BARNDOLLAR St. Emydius Parish7 Band l-2. JOSEPH ALVARADO San Miguel Parish EVA L. BABCOCK Our Lady of the Rosary Parish7 Glee l7 Sodalily l7 B. A A. 47 Pep Club 3. JCSEPH BAHAN Our lady of Perpetual Help Parish7 Football 3. CHRISTINE A. BARDSLEY St. Raymond's Parish7 Himeroom Pres. 37 Pep Club 37 Sodality I-27 Glee Club l-2. KAREN BAUERLY Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish7 G. A. A. I-47 Glee Club l7 Pep Club 37 Volleyball 2-47 Volleyball I7 Basketball 2. RICHARD BEAMON Sl Emydius Parish Glee Club VIRGINIA BEHM fbi Ous Lady of Perpetual Help Po I5hi SodoIIIY Ii Homeroom One of lhe most popular males on campus, known to all as BL 2pG.A.A.2f p b3p Pe clu Vsword 81 Shield 31 Homeroom Sec. - Treas. 45 Homecoming 'L Princess 4. fifw. 22 JANANN BENADOM Sl. Emydius Parishp Sodalily Ili G. A. A. 'I-27 Masque 8- Scroll 27 Pep Club 2. ROBERT BERTRAND Sl. Dominic Savio Parish: Track 2. JACQULYN E. BEU Sl. Philip Neri Parishg G. A. A. I-45 Songleader 2, 45 Pep Club 2-37 Choral Group 25 Drill Team lp Glee Club I-25 Sword 8- Shield 47 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. I-2. CHARLES BIRCHLER Sl. Bernard's Parishp Glee Club 4. T e footsteps S. Madrid, R. Martin, and J. Har- rison prepare the books for stu- dent ronsumption as they assidu- ously nelp in the Library work- shop ol' Ilw soniors have blazed . . leader 45 Drum 8- Bugle Corp 27 G.A.A. 2-47 Masque 81 Scroll 25 Sodality 2-3, Pre- fect 4. SHIRLEY BROWN St. Albert the Great Parish: Homeroom Pres. lg Pep Club 35 Drill Team 2-37 Cheer- -1.5 3-:iz ' gr. JANET M. CAYER Our Lady of Victory Parish: Glee Club 'l: Homeroom Pres. 4. DAVID CIANCIOLO Our lady of Perpetual Help y., C Parish. 63 VUJLQ' 'T DENNIS BOLAND St. Helen's Parishg Lettermen's Club 45 Football 2-45 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 4. .YLVIA BONlllA San Miguel Parish, Pep Club 3: Drill Team 35 Glee Club 2. JAMES BLISS St. Emydius Parish? l.ettermen's ...,,,,., Club 3-45 Basketball 3-47 Horne- room Vice-Pres. 2-4. MARILYN BOENAU Our lady of Perpetual Hr-la Parishg G. A, A. l-41 Pep Cl1b 37 Sodality lg Glee Club l-2. DAVID BONSANGUE St. Emydius Parishg Glee Club 4. ARTHUR BRANNICK JAMES BRASHEAR St. Emydius Parishp Sodality St. Emydius Parishp Hame- 2-3, Prefect 4. room Officer l, 47 Track 3-4. MARIANN BULLEIT MADELINE BURKE Our Lady of the Rosary Par- St. Jhn of God Parish: Pep ishg Sodality lg Advanced Club 3: Glee Club 3. Band I. Loading the launching JO ANNE M BRESSANO Our Lady ot Victory Parishg C.S.F. 3: Tiara Staff 47 G.A.A. 4 Pep Club 3. PATRICIA CALDERO St. Emydius Pau ishg C.S.F. 25 Sodality l-45 Sodality Treas. l Pep Club 31 Tiara Staff 45 G.A.A. I-45 Bowling 'lp Glee Club lg Volleyball lg Volleyball Cap- tain 41 Basket- ball 2-4g Queen of Hearts 4. fe trails of tradition - each more bright than the first tower with rocket. Budding scientists G. Sauve, T. Farwell, K. Euge, and P. McCarthy. A multi-stage rocket taking off at the Molave Desert PATRICIA CONLEY St. Gertrude's Parishp Band l-3' Sodality lg Sword 8. Shield 45 G.A.A. lp Tiara Staff 3-4. PATRICIA CONllN St. Mary's Parish G.A.A. 3-4g Sodality 45 Tiara Staff 45 C.S.F. 35 Pep Club 3g Glee Club 3g Volley- ball 3p Basket- ball 3. 1 MARILYN CORA Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parishp Home- room Pres, 35 Sodality 2-45 Pep Club 35 First place Science Fair 3g G.A.A. 2-4. VICTOR CORTES St. Emydius Parish. JOSEPH COSTELLO St. Emydius Parish: Glee Club ly Home- room Pres. I. JACQUELINE CREIGHAM St. Matthias Par- ishpSodc1lity Ig G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 35 Glee Club 2. BOB CRITCHFIELD St. Pius V Parish, Band l-3: Baseball 2-4. SHARON CROSBY St. Emydius Par- ishp Sodality I-37 C.S.F. 3. St Philip Nen Parisshg G. A. A. I 2 Glee Club lg Drill Team 2. WALTER DE LORRELL Sf Bernard's Parish. NORA F. DOLL Club 37 Drill Team 4. RICHARD E. DELLA PELLA Sl. Philip Neri Parishg G. A. A. DWAIN DELGADO Sl. Rose of Lima Parishg Foolbull SHARON M. DENEVAN 45 Glee Club l-25 Drill Team 27 SL Boniface Parish: Band: Track. Manager 2g Our Lady of Viclory Parish: Pep Pep Club 3. il M we CONSUELO G. DUENAS JAMES A. DUFRESNE MARGARET DUNHAM MARIANNE K. DUNN Sl. leo Parishp Drill Team 2-35 Our Lady of Perpelual Help Sl. Dominic Savio Parish: G. A. Sl. Rose of Lima Parish, Pep G. A, A. 45 Pep Club 35 Sodali- Parishg Track 4. A. 4. Club 3. ly 45 Glee Club 25 Spanish Club l. Their exelnplifying class cooperation, and their aeeeptanee of moral leadership-H LINDA EHRET JOAL ELLIS ELLEN E. ENSMAN MARILYN FALL St. HeIen's Parish5 Sodality I5 St. Francis Cabrini Parish5 Oper- St. Raymand's Parish5 G. A. A. Our lady of Perpetual Help Pep Club 35 G. A. A. I5 Glee etta I5 Pep Club 35 G. A, A. I5 Honor Roll I5 Glee Club 25 Parisl15 Sodality I-45 First Prize Club I, 344. Sadality I-4. C. D. A. Poetry Contest5 First Place Science Fair 35 Honor Roll lg C. S. F. 2-35 Drill Team lp G. A. A. lp Homeroom Treas. I5 Glee Club 2. JANE FALLOIN JOSEPH FALLON JOYCE V. FINCHER RICHARD FISCHENICH Our Lady of Perpetual Help Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Emydius Parish5 G. A. A. St. Philip Neri Parish5 Track 3- Parish5 Pep Club 35 Glee Club Parish5 Glee Club 4. I-45 Glee Club 2-35 Talent Boy's Glee 45 Homeroom Offi 35 Flag Twiriller 4. Show 25 Drill Team 25 Pep cer I-25 Basketball I-2. 25 G. A. A. 25 Homeroom Sec. Club 3. Such lazy days . . . these school days! 'E-3 iv '21-ar L. 'ww QV? 'nad' l RICHARD J. FISCHER Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish7 Basketball 27 Glee Club 4. THOMAS FISCHER Our Lady of Perpetual Hel Parish7 Basketball 27 Glee Clu 4. KATHLEEN FISCHER JJDITH FLOECK St. Raymond's Parish7 Honor Roll l7 C.S.F. 2-47 G.A.A. 17 Second Prize Science Fair lMathl 27 Tara 47 State Scholarship. WILLIAM J. FRASCELLA Our Lody of Perpetual Help Parish7 Class President 3-47 C. S. F. 2-47 Pres. lDistrictl7 Vice- Pres. lChapterl7 Basketball 27 Business Manager Sword 81 Shield 37 Masque 8. Scroll 2- 47 First place Voice of Demo- cracy Speech Contestg Debate Team 47 Finalist North Ameri- can Scholarship Program. DELILAH R. FRASE St. Emydius Parish7 Glee Club Z. KAREN R. FROMDAHL St. Dominic Savio Parish7 Glee Club l-27 Sodality l-47 Home- room Officer 27 G. A. A. 2-47 Varsity Volleyball 2-37 Softball l. PORTER G. GRIGGERS St. Emydius Parish7 Sodality I- 37 Vice Prefect 47 Track l7 Homeroom Pres. 4: TFCCLK 274: Crosscountry 4. GENI GALVIN St. Pius X Parish7 Sodality I7 Pep Club 37 Glee Club l. JIM GALYEN Our lady of the Rosary Parish7 Football 37 All Catholic League End7 Co-Capt. 47 Glee Club 47 Homeroom Officer 2-47 Class Vice-Pres. 47 Track 2-4. LOUIS GASPER St. Bernord's Parish7 Masque 8- Scroll 2, Sec. 37 Pres. 4. ANN GEORGE Sl. Rose of Lima Porish7 Pep Club 37 Sodalily I7 G. A. A. l-47 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 47 Tiara Slalf 47 Glee Club 1,27 C. S. F. 2. ROBERT GIBBONS Sl. Helen's Parish7 Glee Club 3. SANDY GRAHAM Sl. Helen's Parish7 G. A. A, l-37 Pep Club 37 Drill Team 2-47 Homeroom Officer 2-37 Glcc Club I7 Sodalivy IA4. JOSEPH W. GALASSO Sl. Philip Neri Parish7 Football 3-45 Glee Club 4. BERNARD HALE Sf. Philip Neri Parish7 Track 27 Homeroom Pres. l7 Vice-Pres, 27 Sec. 47 Tiara Edilor 47 Boys' Glee 4. JOHN HALPIN St. Bernard's Parish7 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 27 Glee Club 4. JUDITH ANN HAND Ou: Lady of Perpetual Help Parish7 G. A, A. 3-47 Glee Club l7 Tiara Slaff 3. ROBERT HANSINGER Sl. Emydius Parishp Bakelball l-3. MIKE HARRELL Sl. Philip Neri Parish7 Essay Conlest, first place l7 Sword 8 Shield 2-37 Baseballl7 S.S.A. Sports Rep. 2-4, Boys' Glee 4. JAMES HARRISON Sl. Rose of Lima Parishp Fool- ball l-27 Baseball lp Boys Glee 4. MARY A. HAWKINS Our lody of Viclory Porish5 Club 35 G. A. A. 3-45 S FRANK HAVERMAN 2-45 Mosque 81 Scroll l-45 Our lady of the Rosary Parish. Club 2. MICHAEL HEFFERNA PAUL HENDERSON Sl Helen s Parush Glee Club 4 Sl Phnlnp Nen Parush Ilave equipped them to become - .- GUILLERMO HERRERA JEANNINE YVETTE HERSEY STELLA HERNANDEZ Sl. Emydius Parish5 Baskelboll Our Lady of Perpelual PATRCIA HENRITZE Sl. John of God Porish5 Glee I-35 Cheerleader 45 Debole Parish5 Honor Roll 35 C. S. F. Sl. Helen's Porish5 G. A. A. Club 25 Pep Club 3. Team 45 Truck 2. G. A. A. 45 Pep Club 3. 44.14.147-Q . 1 nlnrw EVERLY HISS BERTHA HOLQUIN DARYL HUISMANN GINA HUNT Our Lady of Victory Parish: Ascension Parish: Pep Club 3g Sl. Rose of Lima Parish. Our Lady of Viclory Parish Glee Club lg Homerocm Pres. Drill Team 3. Glee Club l-25 Homeroom Ofll lg Honor Roll lp C. S. F. 2-4. cer I-21 Sodality lp G. A 1-31 Pep Club 37 Swor Shield 2-4. RANK HURLEY LYNNIA JACKSON RONALD JAMIESON Sl. Emydius Pcrishg Sodalilyg Buskelbull lg Boys' Glee 4. Honor Roll lg C. S. F. 2-4 A. A. 25 Mosque 8 Scroll I-4 Homerocm Treus. 3. liutstanding Our lady of Viclory Parish: G. Sl. Gerlrude's Porishg Trock 2-41 Baskelball 'lg Foolball 45 Band I-3. men and women. PATRICIA KOVAL St. Dominic Savio Parish5 Drill MARGIE ANN KORNISH Team 35 G.A.A. 'I-2,45 Pep Club ANTHONY KRAMER St. Emydius Parish5 G.A.A. 3-45 35 Volleyball 45 Softball l,3-45 VICTOR KOZICK St. Emydius Parish5 Band I-3 Glee Club 35 Pep Club 3. Glee Clu b2. St. Emydius Parish. Second Place Science Fair 3. 'GP Tlmy have lulmuwed in ll7i8ll0lll9 and - - - THOMAS G. MURPHY St. Maria Garetti Parish5 Tiara 45 Sword 8. Shild5 Football 25 J.V. Baseball lp Sodality 4. 4 I i ' I X A CHARLENE M. NEARY ROBERT NOVAK Our lady of the Rosary Parish5 St. Philip Neri Parish5 Track I-35 Operetta I-25 G.A.A. I-45 Drill J.V. Football I-25 Basketball Team 45 Pep Club 3. 2-3. IRENE JARVIS JOHN J. JENNINGS St. HeIen's Parish5 Sodality I5 St. Matthias Parish5 Rocket Club G.A.A, 2-45 Glee Club I-25 4. Pep Club 35 Tiara Staff. MAUREEN NEVINS Our Lary of Victory Parish5 Pep Club 35 Sodality I5 Glee Club I5 G.A.A. I. -QLS' ANGEUNA JIMENEZ SAMUEL JOSEPH MARY H. JOYCE llNDA KANIEWSKI Sacred Heart Parishy Sodalily 47 St. Emydius Parish7 Basketball Our lady of Victory Parish7 So- St. Marianne's Parish Pep Club Pep Club 37 Homeroom Sec.- l7 Golf 3-4. dalily l7 G.A.A. 'l7 Glee Club 37 G.A.A. 2-4. Treas. 47 G.A.A. 4. I-27 Pep Club 3. NORElLA KEARNS TERESA KELLEHER MARGARET KOEPPEL CAROL KOOS St. Raymond's Parish7 Glee Club St. Emydius Parish7 G.A.A. 'l-47 St. Matthias Parish7 G.A.A. lg St. Paul of the Cross Parish l. ' Pep Club 37 Volleyball Team 17 Pep Club 37 Sodality 27 Glee 2. G,A,A. 1,47 Pep Club 3 ee Glee Club I7 Homeroom Treas. Club l-27 Drill team 4 4. heir example has enlightened the way HENRY LUDWIG BETTY LUPO JO ANN MADONNA lOUIS MADRID Our lady ot Victory Parishp St. Paul of the Cross Parish. Our lady of the Rosary Parish. Pius X Parish7 Basketball Foot Homeroom Sec.-Treas. l-47 Class ball Mgr. I Sec.-Treas. 37 Golf 3-4, Capt.7 Track 27 Tiara Staff 47 Honor Roll 'I7 Science Fair winner 37 Tidings Drive Chairman 4. Ang.. -wr MICHAEL M, MALLEY Our Lady of Victory Parishp Dee bale Team 45 C.S.F. Pres.y Home room Sec. 3, ARLEEN L. MANN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Pur- ishg Tiara Staff 35 Glee Club 47 Pep Club 3g G.A.A. 3'4. RICHARD MARTIN St. Matthias Parish: Glee Club 4g Football Mgr. 27 Cheerleader 47 Tiara Photographer 4g Truck 2-3. CYNTHIA L. MALM Our Lady at Perpetual Help Par- ishg G.A.A. 35 Drill Team 45 Pep Club 4. PHYLLIS MARTIN St. Raymond's Parishg G.A.A. 47 Glee Club Ig Pep Club 3. DIANNE MARTINEZ St. Raymond's Parishp Sodality 47 Homeroom Pres. IpGlee Club 2 Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 4. We are grateful to J. Wright and P. Caldero for their faithful services in the bookstore. -1 . , 5 2 5 Qi.. Q xx L ,K ts 'or this year 's fnderclasslnvn - - - DOROTHY MARTINEZ STEVE G. MARTZ St. Helen's Parish5 Sodality I5 St. Philip Neri Parish5 Basket- G.A.A. 2-45 Flag Twirler 45 Pep ball 3. Club 35 Glee Club I. MARTIN MERLO NANCY MEAGHER Our lady of Victory Parish5 Masque 8- Scroll 2-45 Sword 8. Shield 3-45 Sodality 2-3, Sec.- Treas. 45 Honor Roll I5 C.S.F. St. Raymond's Parish5 G.A.A. I-45 Sodality Prefect 15 Song- leader 2-45 Pep Club Pres. 35 Homeroom Officer I-45 Glee 2-4. Club 2-35 Homecoming Princess 45 Sword 8. Shield Staff 2. BERNADINE MIZEUR GERALDINE MOODY Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- ish5 G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 3, Operetta 25 Tiara Staff 45 So- dality 3-45 Glee Club 2. St. Mcrianne's Parish5 G.A.A. I-45 Glee Ig Tiara 35 Second Grand Prize in Science Fair 3 Operetta I5 Volleyball 4. Club 3. -5 'EF MERLIN E. McGOVERN St. HeIen's Parish. PATRICIA MERRIGAN Our Lady ot the Rosary Parish5 Debate Team 4. .IACQUELINE K. MORRIS St. Emydius Parish5 Pep Club 3. MARIE MCHUGH St. Helen's Parish5 Sodality I5 G.A.A. I-35 Homeroom Treas. 25 Pep Club 35 Glee Club I-2. ANNA M. MILES St. Albert the Great Parish5 Glee Club 45 Sodality 4. FRANK MULLIN St. Pius X Parish5 Sword 8- Shield5 Tiara5 C.S,F.5 Football 25 Masque 8. Scroll5 Sodality 25 Pullman Scholarship finalist5 2nd place Elks National Essay Con- test. 35 And or all the underclassmen to come. KAREN O'CONNELL THOMAS O'FARRELL ELlZABETH O'HARA PAUUNE A. OLIVAS Our Lady of lhe Rosary Parishy Sl. Emydius Parish5 Track l-35 Sl. Rose of Lima Parishg Glee Si, John of God Parish5 Girls' Sodalify lp G.A.A. l-2,45 Pep Tiara Pholographer 45 Glee Club Club lg G.A.A. l-2,4. Basketball I-2,45 Pep Club 35 Club 35 Tiara Staff 45 Glee Club 4. Cheerleader 2-45 Homeroom I-2. Pres. lg G.A.A. l-2,45 Sodaliiy l. JOSE OLGUIN CHARLES W. PAGE PRISCILLA PATINO GARY PATTERSON Ascension Parish5 Foolball 35 Our Lady of Viclory Parish5 Sl. Dominic Savio Parish5 Pep Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- Track 3-45 Crosscountry 45 Lel- Band l-35 Orchestra I-45 Dra- Club 35 Volleyball 'I5 G.A.A. l5 ish5 Foolball lg Baseball lp l0I'mGI1'S Club 4: 50dolily 3-4. ma 3-4. Scdalily 3-4. Track 2-45 Basketball l-2. JULIE PATTON CHARLOTTE PELOSSA ANN ,l. PERALTA LILlA PEREZ Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- St. Gregory the Great Parish5 ish5 Maiorelte 45 Sodality 'l-25 Pep Club 35 Sodality l-45 G.A.A. Pep Club. l-45 Basketball Varsity 1-45 Band l-35 Volleyball l-45 G.A. A. Sec. 3. St. Raymond's Parish5 Pep Club 35 G.A.A. 45 Glee Club 3. St. Emydius Parish5 Glee Club 25 Spanish Club I5 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 45 Drill Team 2-3: Sodality 45 Pep Club 3. BARBARA PHARIS BURT PIERCE JOAN PLAMBECK BARBARA POLICY St. Raymond's Parish5 G.A.A. lp St. Dominic Savio Parish5 Honor Our Lady of the Rosary Parish. St. Emydius Parish5 G.A.A. l-25 Homeroom otficer 25 Drill Team Roll I5 Basketball T5 Football Music Concert l-35 Orchestra 25 Co-Capt. Drill Team 35 Capt. 25 Head Cheerleader 45 Rocket 2-35 3rd Place Science Fair 35 45 Sodality l-25 Pep Club 35 Club 4. Homecoming Queen 4. RUTH PORTER DIANNE P. QUANTRILL St. Raymond's Parish5 Pep Club Our Lady of the Rosary Parish5 35 G.A.A. l-2, 45 Basketball I5 Pep Club 35 Volleyball l-25 Bas- Volleyball5 Drill Team 25 Talent ketball l-25 Band l-25 G.A.A. Show 35 Glee Club I. I-45 Sodality lg Softball l-2. Talent Show 35 Glee Club l. JAY QUANTRILL JOSEPH A. QUARTUCCI Our Lady of the Rosary Parish5 Honor Roll l5C.S.F. 2-35 Masque 8. Scroll 1-45 Band l-35 Orches- tra l-35 Asst. Director of Des- ert Song 45 Tiora Staff l-25 Sword 8. Shield Staff 2-3. St. Raymond's Parish5 Homeroom Pres. 45 J.V. Football lg Football 2-35 Captain 45 Debating Team 45 Latin Honor Society 45 C.S.F. 3-45 National Merit Scholarship finalist. 'CGS nal it!!! 'vs lehievement, knowledge and wisdom are ever - - - TCI? R.-f' JON RAGER St. Emydius Parlsh5 Basketball 'lp Track 25 Basketball il-25 Foot- ball 2-45 Tidings Drive Chair- man 45 Letterman's Club 3-4. JOANNE RAINES Our lady of Victory Parish5 Pep Club 35 Operetto 45 G.A.A. 45 Tiara Staff 3. Ol.lVlA D. RAlSOLA St. Pius X Parish5 Pep Club 35 Glee Club l-25 Sodality 4. JUDITH RAMELOT Our Lady of the Rosary Parish5 Sodality l-45 Sodality Sec. lp Treas. 45 Homeroom 45 G.A.A. I-2,45 Glee Club 25 4th Place Science Fair 35 Homecoming Princess 4. CAROLYN RAMIREZ Our Lady of Victory Parish5 Pep Club 35 Sodality 3, Sec. 45 Maiorette 45 Sword 8- Shield 3-45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 G. A.A. 4. EDWARD J. RAUTERKUS St. Emydius Parish5 Football 25 Homeroom Pres. I-25 Chairman Tidings Drive 4. DENISE REDEN Sf. John of God Parish5 Glee Club I-25 Sodality I5 G.A.A. 3-4. MYRON C. REESE Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- ish5 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1. Golf 3-45 Sword 8. Shield 25 Boy's State 35 Basketball l-25 Debate Team 4. RONALD REX Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- ish5 Track 2-45 Operetta 2. SHARON RICHARDS Our lady of Perpetual Help Par- ish5 Tiara Staff 25 2nd Place Science Fair 35 G.A.A. 25 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 3. Na.. LORRAINE ROBERTSON Our lady of Victory Parish5 Pep Club 35 Sodalily 15 G.A.A. I-25 Operella l-2. PATRICIA M. RODDEN Our Lady of the Rosary Parish5 G.A.A. I-45 Pep Club Treas. 35 Dril ITeam I5 Song Leader 2-35 Captain Maioreltes 45 Glee Club I5 Sword 8. Shield Staff 25 So- dality I5 Volleyball I5 Baseball 4. CARMEL R, RUGGIERO RITA A. SAULMAN St. Philip Neri Parish5 G.A.A. I-25 Stiddlity T5 Glee Club T5 Glee Club I5 Honor Roll I5 C.S.F. Sec. 25 Magna Cum Laude Latin Award 2-35 Homeroom Sec. 35 Swrd 8- Shield 4. Sl. Gerlrude's Parish5 Masque 8- Scroll 2-45 Sodality I5 Pep Club 35 G.A.A. l. JAMES ROMAIN St. Frances of Rome 2-35 Tiara. 4. PAUL A. ROSALES Parish5 Band St. Rose of Lima Parish5 Home- room Pres, I5 Football 'l-25 Bas- ketball 3. CAROL A. SCHAEFER BETTY SCHILZ St. Emydius Parish5 G.A.A. 2-45 Our Lady of the Rosary Parish5 Sodality l-45 Pep Club 35 Glee Pep Club 35 Glee Club 2. Club 3. 35 Drill Team 2-35 Co-Captain Warning to all students! This is what happens after four years of Latin. Beware! QL. to R.l A. M. Miles, N. Snyder, T, Murphy, A. E. Neuman, M. Malley, M. Merlo, J. Quarlucci, J. Wright, and S. Silva. Stretched out on the floor is B. Frascella. 39 JOSEPH SCHLEICH MARY ANN SCHROEDER St. Emydius Parish7 Glee Club St. Raymond's Parish7 Pep Club 47 Basketball I. 47 Basketball I7 Volleyball 17 Glee Club l7 Operetta 17 G.A.A. I-2. CHARLENE SCHUBERT Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- rish7 Glee Club 47 Drill Team 47 Sodality 47 G.A.A. 4. .lUDlTH A. SHEA RONALD SHERRATT DANIEL SHIELDS St. Emydius Parish7 Homeroom Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- St, Emydius Parish7 Football l-47 Vice-Pres. I7 Sodality l7 Pep rish7 Homeroom Pres. 37 Basket- Baseball I-37 Letterman's Club Club 37 G.A.A. l. ball I-4. 2-47 Homeroom Pres. 47 Class Sec.-Treas. 2. THERESA C. SIMPSON CORNELIA SKONEZNY NANCY A. SMITH St. Helen's Parish7 Band l-27 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- St. Philip Neri Parish7 G.A.A. Pep Club 37 Soladity I7 G.A,A. ish7 Sodality 47 Glee Club I7 l-47 Glee Club 37 Sodality I7 l-2. Pep Club 3. Drill Team 47 Homeroom Vice- Pres. 47 Operetta l-2. EDWARD J. SEIDLINGER St. Philip Neri Parish7 Golf 47 Basketball7 Baseball, Bowling Team7 Track 37 Boy's Glee Club. SYDNEY SILVA St. Rose of Lima Parish7 G.A.A. l7 Honor Roll l7 C.S.F. 2-37 Sword 8. Shield Stall 47 Tiara Staff 4. TERRY J. SNEED St. Helen's Parish7 Glee Club l. A result of high endeavorg 40 NORMAN E, SNYDER Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- rishp BasebaII7 Basketball 17 So- dality7 Honor Roll 'I7 Debating Team 47 Tiara Staff 47 Sword 8- Shield Staff 4. NICHOLAS STIREN St. Paul of the Cross Parish. MILDRED A. STOCK St. Dominic Savio Parish7 Glee Club l-27 Drill Team 47 G.A.A. 1,3-47 Pep Club 37 Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3. JOE TAYLOR Our Lady of Perpetual Help Par- ish7 Band 2-4. CAROLYN SONES Our Lady Ol Victory Parisl17 Pep Pep 3 Club al lf I LM of 6 ' 0' f . Q V MARY STONE HOLLY J. TAYLOR St. Emydius Parisl17 Pep Club 37 St. Raymond's Parishy Pep Club Band 'l-37 G.A.A, 3-47 Sodality 3: Sodality l. l-4. LYNN THOMPSON DONAS TOLES 57. He7en', parish? Honor Ron St. Paul of the Cross Purish7 Soe I7 C.S.F. 2,47 Homeroom officer d0ll'Y l'2i PGP Clllb 3: Glee 2.4: volleyball 1, Drill Tegm Club 17 Queen of Hearts Candi- 2-47 Pep Club 37 Glee Club 1. dllle 4, Sl. Whereas trials and errors plus effort SANDRA KUNKEL JOHN LEH RACK 42 LESTER A. TOMASZENSKI Sl. Rose of Lima Parish5 Traci 3-45 Chess Club 45 Boy's Glee 45 Boy's Volleyball 3. JOSEPHlNE VIGIL Sl. Helen's Parish5 G.A.A. 45 Sodalily l-45 Glee Club I5 Pep Club 3. DONALD VOSSLER Bernard's Parish5 C.S.F.5 So- damy 2-4. RICHARD WARNER Sl. Emydius Parish5 Chess Club 4. SI. Emydius Parish5 Sodalily l5 G.A.A. 2-45 Drill Team 25 Pep Club 3. Sl. Paul of the Cross Parish5 Debate Team 45 Cross-Country 4. Senior boys, R .Hansinger, J. Galyen, A. Patterson, J. Quartucci, B. Froscella, and J. Zahorias are all very happy over the returns from the Senior Raffle. 'evured or them a world KATHLEEN LAURIN Our Lady of Victory Parish: So- dolity 1-27 G.A.A. 2-35 Home- room Officer l-27 Pep Club 2-3g Drill Team 45 Glee I. FREDERICK LOMBARDO St. Matthias Parish. CLYDE W. LEE St. Lawrence Parish: Track 3-45 Football 47 Tiara Sports Editor 4. CHARLES E. LUCKEY Our Lady of the Rosary Parishp Track 1-2. lYilhin their own - through security! MARCIA J. WASKA St. Helen's Parisl17 Sodality I 7 Drill Team 47 Glee Club l-2. GRETCHEN WATSON St. Pius X Parish7 Sodolity 2-47 G.A.A. 2-47 Drill Team 2-47 Song Leader 47 Glee Club l-37 Volleyball 'l7 Pep Club 3. JUDITH WILLENBRING Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish7 Glee Club I-27 G. A. A. 'l-27 Homeroom Sec. 27 Pep Club 37 Homecoming Princess 4. MARY JANE ZIMMERMAN Our Lady of Perpetual Help Porish7 Sodality l-47 Tiara 47 Summa Cum Laude 27 Honor Roll 17 C. S. F. I7 Glee Club 27 'lst Place Science Fair 37 lst Place C. D. A. Poetry Con' test 27 lst Place Downey Essay Contest 4. IOATI WRIGHT MARY ANN WRfGl'lT NVAYNE YOUNG GERALD ZAHARRIS Our Lady of Victory Parish7 Our Lady ol Victory7 Glee Club Our lady of Perpetual Help St. Emydius Parish7 Homeroom Glee Club l7 Sodolity I7 Drll l7 G.A.A. l7 Sodality lg Drill Parish7 Football l-27 Basketball Sec. 47 Football l-2, 47 Glee Team 27 G. A. A. l-2. Teum 2. l-2, 47 Baseball I-2, J. Club 4. 44 Nnmw JY XM' i 2 ,Q .... f N - x . Q-,Q-gy 1 we f ,AQ, 4 as . ?5 'M:- ' S Wa, 3- 3 Nw 'sf FW! ik. xx gi 1 3 . 5 iii wifi ff X XR?-2 5 ta was 9 4- WW Lvggxg: X 2:'? f 1vxx 1 QW TF -'s 11 My xr' M 1- . X .. ,K 5 I Q W x 'E 'k,,,X I s 343' 1 'inf-' we bv ,N - Ill-u Nia' N x, Q- l X M: QX M Q13 gs' 'Sw efnfifova xfqbwayvcyaffzs C 5 L,Vv vi st ' ' J- Jwwfl M4 ff ' 'off gfy 11 ff M M! V 11 . , A ' , of I, V. V I ,' 4! N. My WM 'ffl M ' fl' E 5 M fi wg. WWW - 0 XffmQf 5?iigg li i if ENR Mug A 5!J,WJ?'i,,,JL'21-Q1Qi23Z.,,74a P N GJ J ' sw WWQVAL M AK WW' W9 54-453 W jgwfyff W !L65vQiQf!U'a7 MLM I jlWw L . jj!-ifVffW .1 f W J J My 1 ,I 1 W WWffWWMP,, W 3WM'fM KW! Kfff M '55f' WW,WW Mffffgff x , , Lfwijwjnffv K M 'jf ,- u 1 u Q 1 i a F .Xl Q N Qfmfercfass mm TTh pldg Iylty.. X WI TOM ORTIZ President PAT MA RCHAND Secretary-Treasurer J U N I O R S As with so many things, :vang p olten harder than one anticipated. So it is with the Junior Class. Living up to the example set before them by the Class of '58 and matching, at least in a small way, their successful record was not easy. They were not pertect nor did they possess the Midas touch that seemed to overshadow every Senior endeavor. Although they were thought to be a social-minded class, the Juniors, by sweat and hard work, have given Pius X a chance to raise her head in the Catholic Leagues and has given her a button poppin' opportunity to take pride in the many awards and honors that they have brought home to their Alma Mater. The Junior Class has proven itself to be intensely human: disagreeing often, failing many times, but most important, picking up their pride again and again and learning from their mistakes by becoming more closely knit as a class. I' ' u to what is expected of one is VI TOM LANZA Vice-President . oem. V b ll .Q 7 t -3' Xl' ', K B 52 I ' I h by LN ,K xx livxl J . L kill Jydm 'MJD Q4 li X L, l W 1' X Aguilar, R. Bedford, J. Bonello, J. Budds, H. Clowscn, F. Alberti, R. Bernard, J. Bonilla, R. Calia, V. Cluck, J. Alfaro, J. Beyer, G. Bourke, K. Carroll, D, Colecchi, S. Anderson, C. Bighom, D. Brewer, D. Castillo, K. Connor, M. fyGj,,'4fvWlJ4f'?, Hifi' J ,V-fl' , fi' Aragon, A. A , Q Blake, P. ZX , g J Brooks, l. Ji I ff' f J QV , C I Y, f cv. Chaves, M. JV!! of K lu 0 r .- Aj' Conroy, M. g, Arias, R. Boere, Q. Brooks, P. Chirco, C. ' -- Cook, M. .IX 'rf w -. XX Baird, K. Boland, P. uck, J. J X risfensen, C Ln ,pf X ooley, E. U A v ,L XY M X ' ,J K t ,4 L N, I . X Ja, Kim JY .. 5' JV x, f V X MG' ' J . V! ,JJ X. ,X X Lg WV, - N' U x M ' v-f ID il has Xxx' 'XX x X C v7'i X J K X 53 Comms, l. Dcckerj Cotta, C. Dee, J. Coridayre, T. De Grooh-, F V ggi,ggi 1,P ggnfgfdgy no ,og ally of the ,fndervlassnwn Davis, M. Di Lorevo, J. De Boer, M. Di Tollo, E. PS , new vga 0 be . . wid' qu.-Q 5- i is 9. Q0 fx 9 ' f 5 v 5 rs or - , A' ey Q s I Ax F ' K . Je W .. 5 EiE,1 J Doerr, R. Downs, E. Eremita, J. Flahan C Doherty, P. Drake, M. Erhart, B, Flesch L Dominguez, V. Drechsler, J. Euge, J. Franco I Donnellon, J. Driver, A. Fernandes, F. Freeman S Dorkowsky, D, Dudzic, R. Ferreira, V, Frias J Dorse, J. Duron, A. Finken, M, Frick, J 'fun 'V' 'tr 4 1 WIT7' ,- Q 6 W J f af 1 gil g Qc.,-f' 5 i 1 .1 0 171 ' 1 sg- L , . Sf 4... ,M 'rv -- Yiwu r iw, In 1 ' Q W'-KJ S137 is sv! forth in many :rays Fromclahl, S. Geary, J. Grantham, J. Helgeson, R. Joran, J. Gaffney, C, Ghormely, J. Grieb, R. Hoffman, E. Jorgenson, D. Gagnon, L. Gillen, R. Hardos, J. Holguin, R. Jules, M. Gain, J. Giovanone, V Harl, P. Hughes, F. Kaminskas, C. Gaines, W. Goodrich, C. Harl, S. Jahnlce, J. Kelly, S. Gallegos, M. Goodrow, 5. Harvey, T. Janee, H. Kesller, J. Gaudet, E. Gosnell, B. Hechl, C. Jimenez, A. Kiefer, M. 1 ,, Y e W W K f e . 1 ' 'figiid fe Q' ls?-Liga, ' 5 .1 ., 'gm Eiga: g g y 4 ,Q ' X 4 623.3 ,. , ..-.. W i ..- .. N. s .ef 1... , f ' - .5-f, , K , , Rmb. ,V , . .Q . , 5 , fi 'QD 1-'r 'L fr? is i frw? Klein, J, Kuri, D. Lnvalle, M. Lemberger, J. Lucero, J. Mann, J. Koch, S. Langsfeld, J. lazoris, C. Licata, M. Lund, K. Marchand, P. Koches, R. Lonza, T. Leol, J. Llewellyn, P. Macke, M. Marco, 8. Kovol, E. Larsen, E. Lehmann, J. Locucco, L. Maguire, J. Morcyan, G. Football must be serious business if we can judge from these boys as they listen to Coach Hardy in one of their frequent get-togethers. Morin, G. Martin, G. Martin, R. Mathews, S. .ll May, B. McEleny, B. McPhearson, F. Meng, J. McCarron, I. McKenna, J. Mehm, R. Merino, T. McCarthy, P. McMillan, J. Melbourne, D. Miranda, R. McCord, J. McNeill, J. Melero, E. Mochon, C. e uniors prepare to accept Montoya, A. Morales, B. Mullins, J. Olivas, C. Palardy, R. Montoya, M. Morelli, M. Murphy, B. Ortiz, T. Palermo, T. Montoya, R. Moss, C. O'Keefe, P. Padilla, E. Pa nciero, T. 419+ ,Q ,. ,Q 04 X '95 41 ' as Gs' . .f in , .. . ' '-wr Q Y Tb if.. 'Q N ,, -vm 4 . ' 8 'QQ ... .1 K we ' ,ou .., M.. U T Y Q Q fx X QV- R f . f?5IQF ?i.. 2. . -.tv . ? -'Z:.l' F J ., ' . sr' .K L ,,..yN--51 -'Q Poumier, M. Quijcdc, R. Reyes, G. Resales, L. Sherrott, J. Stummer, J. Teurfs, K. Perkins, M. Roley, L. Ritchie, S. Sandshulte, J. Siever, R. Steib, M. Theriot, L. Pevuzzi, T. Rau, L, Roesch, B. Scanlon, B. Skonezny, E. Stenson, M. Thompson, J. Peters, P. Routerkus, F, Dolan, E. Schwittle, R. Sneddon, T. Stock, J. Tiernon, M. Piombeck, A. Reddin, G. Roman, F. Scott, J, Spuyne, F. Suess, B. Torres, L. Porter, D. Renterio, M. Roque, R. Shaw, B. Spoto, P. Tcxbet, J. Twitord, G. ho burden and the privilege of rosponsihilily. N fx Q as XS V xp-f 5 Q. W., ,Mx . xt XV' 'ff ' . J ' .2 .Q Vaughn, V. Venhudo, A, Venhudo, M. Vierro, D. Vigil, L. Vrccin, D. NELSON MURPHY President BEVERLY CONNELL Vice-President We the sophomore class are DENIS TE'-I-ERS proud to be a part of the stu- 5ec'e Y'T'e s 'e dent body of Pius X. In the past year many a sophomore has played an important role in the everyday drama of school life, both in the classroom and on the athletic field. However, we feel that this contribution is hardly worthy of note in contrast to the priceless gift we have received. Our principal has inspired us, our faculty has guided us, and the student body has made us aware of our responsibility of be- coming intelligent Catholic men and women. We feel that in this year many fac- tors which go into school life have converged upon us and left a definite impression upon us. lt is this impression, this priceless gift that we would like to acknowledge. Its value is iudged not by an individual, not by a class, but by a school dedicated To restore all things in Christ. Sophomore Homeroom Officers-Top row l to r: T. Young, A Verd un, M. Maynun, D. Molthen, D. Tellers. Second row J Perezo J Lonza, M. Murphy, T. Bolinger, B. Jenkins, B. Tritz, B. Klotz. Third row: L. Boone, J. Edwards, B. Connell, B. Scott S George J Budds J. La Cour, J. Griggers. Fourth row: B. McCarty, J. Foley, B. McBratney, J. Carroll, S. Vivone, D. Perez, S. Sodler K Brourllette M Bidwell. ANDERSON, T. ARAGON, T. BAHAN, L. BARNICK, J. BAUMANN, L. ADRIAN, Ls. ANGELINO, 1. ASKINS, L. sAHAN, 1. BARRETT, C. sAYLEs, D. ALLEN, M. ANNLS, C. ATELELD, B. BAILEY, J. BATES, D. BECKER, D. ALzuRL, R. APPLEGATE, R. AVILEZ, L. BALR, M. EAUERLY, R. BENAVIDEZ, E. N..-1 'QMUP' 1.1 any Q-A fa BENOFY, BEYL, D. BILOTTA, L. T. BOLLINGER, BERARDO BEZUHLY,, J. BISSON, BONELLO BERNAT, BIDWELL, BOLAND, BOONE, F. T ,A. C. M. J. L. Borkowski, C. Brouillelle, K. Carey, S. Carroll, M. Child, J. Connell, B, Co a I Borza, A. Bryant, W. Carlucci, C. Chamberland, R. Chochek, J. Cooley, D. Creason S Boyce, J. Budds, J. Carnell, B. Chambers, W. Chochek, R. Cooper, N. Crifelli M Breazeale, D. Campbell, J. Carroll, J. Chavez, S. Coffey, L. Corles, R. Crook G . .o Sophomore Class Cullen, G. Davis, J. Deckeri, J. Derry, J. Diserio, W Dreyfus, J. Cusler, L. Davis, R. Dee, A. De Vila, I. Doering, V Driscoll, B. Daousl, R. Deal, J. De Kors, K Diaz, A. Doyle, K. Drumen, S. Geary, P. Golda, A. Grace, M. Griggers, J. Gutting, L. Houck, E. George, M. Gomes, R. Gribben, J. Griley, B. Hand, T. Houck, P. George, S. Cosnell, W. Griffin, J. Guernon, T. Hansinger, B. Hawk, J. Gerue, Y. Governale, J. Griffith, R. Guss, B. Harris, l. Heidecker, M. Duarfe, M. Emerson, M. Filzpafrirk, H Ford, J. Gallagher, M Dunn, M. English, S. Flesch, J. Fortune, B. Garcia, D. Duron, M. Escobar, L. Fodor, J. Frahm, C. Garnell, J. Edwards, J. Fischenich, S. Foley, J. Fromdahl, N. Gasporra, G. Excels in the Vibrant Spirit Room tidy-uppers, S. Carey, M. Duron, N. Fromdahl M Reid and J. Griggers. ,- dvi' 'TTY rf ve'-M-r Hickey, Hobart, Hurley, Johnsio Hoevel Hollric Hird, J. Hoy, S. Jenkins Hoban, Hudgen Johnsto Keller, Hills, D. il F. M. Hollenbeck, K M. n, G. ter, C. Ioffrido, T. Jones, T. Hofschulte, C. Howard, F. Isaac, D. Juels, P. Hoag, D. Hofschulie, I.. ,B. Kastner, C. P. Hohmun, S. s, K. n, D. K. Sr. Philip makes sure model D. Luizzi lcenlerl sils quielly while ll lo rl G. Cullen, D. Warner, K. Hechl, B. Terhorsl, ond M. Reavis drawl Kelsey, C. Klein, D. Konoske, N. Hohman, M. Lambert, H. King, R. Klein, M. Krzich, J. La Cour, J. lunge, W. Kinmerlin, K. Klolz, R. Kropack, M. Lu Grone, J. Lanzo, J. Kirsline, D. Knoell, S. Krzewinski, l. loible, D. Larson, C. Koenig, P. Kunkel, E. lail, K. Vital to the School 's Existence hey are well known Marlin, J. F. Maynard, M. McCarty, R. McGovern, J. Marlin, J. R. McCarly, R. McGovern, V. - Marlinez, C. McBralney, B. McDonald, C. Mello, M. Martinez, C. McCarly, M. McEIeny, P. Merino, D. Malhas, L. McCarlhy, T. McElroy, J. Meslre, J. McBralney, B. H ix X' QYQQQ n fp nr--f 7237? 4' Lascola, D. Lemon, F. Lindsey, S. Luizzi, D. Muck, R. Maris, D. Lavine, M. Levy, R. Lomonl, W. Lux, D. Malley, R. Marlin, C. Lee, K. Lilley, L. Lopez, R. MacDonald, Mandella, Marlin, D. T D. 4? 'M wr - s . K ,W N 1 ix K r 3 X W 'Q i ll wisp - .C o ,Y .,,,,.. s 1 , 5.5 s is be N Y' ll is into . . ,N C s Y Q ' Qu 'QP'-if' ..-5 'Qsv 'iw 'PN-wqr Meyer, J. Miller, M. Moore, C. Mosman, B. Murray, B, Nolan, L. Migliaccio, B. Mizeur, D. Moore, K. Mucenthaler, M. Neary, P. O'Connor, D. Mikov, E. Molthen, D. Morally, C. Muravez, R. Neri, A. O'Dea, D. Miller, D. Monele, A. Moren, D. Murdock, R. Nero, J. O'DonneII, P. Miller, K. Moone, J. Morelta, J. Murphy, N. Nevins, C. O'Hara, P. O'Keeffe, N. Olivas, M. O'Mara, K. O'SulIivan, J. Pepuleo, J. ly their whole hearted project participation Perez, D. Perrizo, J. Pielro, K. Procknow, J. Rciisola, R, Ramsay, C. Perkins, M. Pieczorka, D. Pohl, K. Radley, J. Raiolla, D. Rossi, D. nr ,s um. . . 4 .....,w.-.mmmam.am1,Wim. mmm... il. .1nnm1 ,lu , tv... . 3 - fe r Q 1 Q . K l 3 + dw . L .. ., gh . is V5 ' ,Sz - fi 5 lix l -l 5 A Q . as qfff Wg ' if ' wif: 2, , . ... 'in R 1 ww 5 , iN 5- 'my' s 4 ' 1 T17 . .5 n fx, f . 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Terhorst, B. Taylor, K. Theriot, K. Toylor, R. Thompson, V. Tcussere, R. Tipton, J. Tcllers, D. Tromutolci, P. Vivone, S. ' X Vrucin, B. S X Warner, D. Q Wosku, R. Q ' Webster, J. . Q ...Q A 4 x '- wg - Q . wwf. x Q... . ...N .3 s M - ' . 1 X- M '. . 5. . s ..g ' J. .Q - . Q QQ QQQ3 Q . ff f K ' .sg 1. r , - if Q-' 4. Le '. X 1 fx - X il. J . is - . R ii WZ. R- E s . Mpeg? Q - air, Trouskle, C. - ' , S . Turgeon, C. z n ' ' Vasquez, J. Qiwig wu- Vento, R. Qffgfpfffsi Vordun, A. 53, Vergcno, D. Virnig, M. eww. .F W . Q Z . .QQ ss tx 5 gist . kim Weichers, D. Wenfurler, J. White, G. Wilson, J. Wilson, R. Wright, C. Wuerthner, J. Wylie, M. Yanez, R. Yboben, L. W 11, ' Q 1 Q ii A - T' H Q . f ' 'A' f 6. . P ,M .5 . gigs .J 1 - S... S 1? P- . 'lr , .. .... ii ' . ge.. 'V J X ' . Psi.. .f 3 wa., sean M iw- f ig X . ' ' J ,sf xy' . ,Q f , X . Q QQ, Q QQQ Q QQ .. ..3Q.x.QQQQQ . , gf' , H, -ii QQ . Q M' ? Q ii x . . , .- .-.-. ..... -5... . W '- - NJN ' ':,.i?ggIg'i HT J s 2 .1-if. Jw A .tg g. Q . v-use '- .. us, Q 5 Q:.Q.Q .. -: ve.: . lvigizx b -.+V li ,,,.C. K .. 1 Q ' wa. Q' sw? W C .S . ..QQQ Q t . ... ig - ' A s ff gm BILL SCHROEDER President JOHN GALYEN Vice-President FRESHMEN We, the Freshman Class of Pius X High School, look back with mixed emotions to that big day iust a few short months ago - our first day in high school! How surprisingly big the school looked and how very small and unimportant we felt in such strange surroundings. The important-looking Sophomores and the lordly Juniors bowed low when the mighty Seniors passed by. And we, as we gazed upon them, were awed by their intelligence and dignity. All too soon the year is coming to an end, but we will long remember and cherish the many memories of our freshman high school days. FRESHMEN I-IOMEROOM OFFICERS, Top Row ll to rl: R. Heroux, S. Jorgenson, J. Galyen, B. Schroeder D. Ingram, D. Widmer, M. Borzoni. Second row: M. Tramma, C. Campanelli, B. Gerzen, F. Duggan C. Bellovich, P. Biewend. Second row: S. Larsen, G. Johnson, R. Floryunowich, L. Crawford, D. Lubbers P. Finkin, L. Monteilh. Fourth row: J. Davis, D. Eyster, R. Merlo, E. Murar, C. Starr, J. Armstrong, S Burton, G. Keys. Fifth row: H. Raisola, A. Montoya, J. Ward, P. Stock, M. Wilson, M. Eremito QW xr-of if ibv 9 SW 1 ,W .Qu an 47.4 S--v ii.:- e 5. G' Abaiian, K Aguilar, E. Aguirre, A Allen, J. Alpago, D. Andrizzi, F. Aragon, T. bel' Arguello, A. Babcock, J. Beckley, R. Benadom, J. Borzoni, M. Arnendariz, T. Baez, R. Bedner, H. Berrymen, A. Bowen, P. Armstrong, J. Bage, P. Beingessner, R. Berube, P. Bradley, K. Arnett, P. Bailey, B. Bekesey, M. Biewend, P. Brady, M- Arrowsmith, N. Baker, C, Beliakoff, M. Biledeau, J. Brassell, P. Astengo, T. Bannan, l. Belding, B. Boles, M. Breen, J. Azeveda, G. Bates, V. Bellovich, C. Bonsangue, L. Brewer, G. 'C' Browers, J. Brown, P. Brown, S. Brown, 5. Burton, N. Burton, S. Bryzelak, D. 71 ,Z , at in .J T e freslunen have , , .V g new been ally indoetrinated ww fb .L f 'sf' C Q---v fn an X f A' L . gf 4-,Q ! 1r 1 ,...N 3 Vw 'un 4-1' 'vu-e J 'F' 1 A P e Y1 lin ii? Busch, D. Camarillo, A. Carr, B. Clegg, D. Bulcher, G. Campbell, K. Carrino, J. Cluck, J. Byhee, M. Companelli, C. Castillo, J. Cochran, .I Byers, A, Canlrell, S. Cayer, D. Coffey, L. Cahill, M. Carlucci, l. Christensen, E. Conciuldo, V Colin, N. Curmody, E. Chrislensen, D. Conroy, M. Culdero, Carnall, M. Ciancialo, R. Qi? 1, , th- 'rg' C., 'Ur-1, f-N 1 nb' iv' My 1 -wx fix QP' 'ra' G- Qiikvlf N WX N-e 4- ,rx Q5 Q x so.. is ,. Q-J-u Cook, A. Cullen, M. Dickes, M. Dugan, K. Ehrel, P. Cora, J, Cunningham, T. Diem, R. Duggan, F. Engel, L. Cardes, C. Danzer, D. DiMalleo, P. Duncan, K. Erdmann, F. Caslello, J. Davis, C. Donalelli, J. Dunham, J. Eremila, M. Coy, B. Davis, J. Duarte, V. Durlak, C. Erhorf, S. Crawford, L. Dee, V. Duchesne, J. Duron, R. Erickson, J. Creason, C. Deutsch, E. Duenas, Y. Earhart, G. Erickson, J. 4 fl Erickson, R. Erlifz, D. Essmaker, M. Euge, K. Eysler, D. Pager, C. Farwell, T. Ferrone, C. Finken, P. Finnerty, B. Fiare, L. Fischer, J. Fischer, Fischetli, J. 73 lnlo ilu' rigors and the rules -in x-' .-... 'M-rl Floeck, J. Flores, F. Woodcraflers lfronll I. lo r.--D. Morin, G. Frick, P. Sherwin, R. King, A. Dufresne, fbackl I. lo Galyen, J. r.-R. Hansinger, J. Rager, R. Berlrond, W. Lamont. Floryanawich, R. Fuller, B. 4 . . - .. ig ,ag Garcia, A. Gerzin, B. Q., Goss, L. Fodor, R. Gabriel, J. A QD Garcia, P. .lf el r Gibson, D. Groover, B. 'L A- J Foster, D. Galasso, P. Gaschen, G. Gomez, L. Gruendler, F. ai'-'Air . W, . 5 1' w Fox, D. Gulasso, R. Gauci, G. Gonzalez, M. Guardalabene, A. ,eww L- 1 'Qi' TW' Fox, S. Gallagher, T. Geary, S. Goodness, l' Guccione, Y The gaiety and the activity Guihrie R Heroux R Hrycyk, M Janovich J Hefner, H. Horstman, L. Jackson, K. Jimenez, G. Henry, J. Howard, J. Jamieson, M. Jimenez, M. Johnson G jf' Hagener, D Hoferer J Hudson W Jarvis, H. Joseph, J af Q--f Harvey Hogan Hunier Jasmin Jones, P. Husson, J. Holquin, G. Hurth, L. Jensen, A. Jorgensen, S. Housinger, I. Hollywood, J. Ingram, D. Jimenez, C. Kardell, E. bs.. of hugh school lzfe. Kelly, S. Knoll, J. Krisman,J Larson, L. lindsay, J. Kesfler, R. Kolden, D. Krismon, T Levine, J. Loch, C. Keys, G. Kornish, T Krolikowsk Lawson, M Lombardo, Kiefer, L. Kossler, E. Lo Grone, C lemberger M Loureiro, V Kiniigh, R. Kozick, M. Lo Mere, Lefson, S. Lourenco, E Kish, P. Kramer, M Larsen, S. Ley, B. Loyd, R. 'R' 5 wwf l Y 5 N, v- 'Q xffyf fb Q . v N X . Luebbuo Lupo, M. Mabey, P. Mackey, K. Mcguin, C. Malley, M. A N fb 2 :1 in , . . fi.. SK- +L - , . E, 3 1' -v 4 LS .: it V 3 - Q if 5 , nv N, 8 if - . 1: Q 1' FS '13 if fl- Q. ' ' V. .. Q . K .. nv- v. Q Q if '4 . YA' X Q- V-v QQ..-v - : 1 yr., R? Q...- 3 Q' :Q mv - 1 ,.. 1: . ' ' ,Y ,' F vw fx W3 Q-f . , M . L, S v' ' Mandala, D. Mathis, M. McDonald, J. McMillen, W. Merrick, P. Mochon, B. Mangold, C. Mausshardt, S. McDonald, S. McNeil, M. Micek, L. Molina, E. Marino, L. McAtee, K. McEntorffer, H. McVey, C. Miller, K. Monteilh, L. Marino, P. McCaIman, C. McGovern, E. McWeeney, R. Milliken, M. Montoya, A Marks, G, McCarran, T. Mclntosh, T. Melby, P, Mimiaga, I. Morrison, D flartin, R. McCracken, W. Mclemore, D, Merlo, R. Mitchell, E. Mosman, J. they are now a budding promise 77 3.4 Q i .5 aus 64' . '-v'i.i Q17 Murcr, E. Murphy, E. Osborn, R. O'Shea, K. I wonder if Liberace slaried out like this? Sisier Therese Martin is giving us many such for the fuiure! Y' sf Q? Newman, K. Paige, J. Peierson, B. Price, H. Raisola, H. Rausch, G. L- . Qu-QV , 'C vw. ,Q - i Riel Alwzzgs. - ,335 . N i W it E-' Q.. wg.- K.. 9- ,o Q Blu' Q..-v Q C D ': if 45,11 .. 'T Q JN 5 i Q 3 ' - W ., . we ig 4 gb 5 5 . v. ,X W px s fl Q f Q2 t ' ,IZ S S ' Li 1 F J.. 1. 'Yi 1 ,Q Q5 1 3 is , J Q, K 5 fir. X. s E v fi sf N Niemeier, S. Purle, R. Peterson, S. Priichard, V. Range, S. Rausch, R. Northridge, Y. Pafino, F. Piazza, P. Probert, T. Ransom, J. Rearden, K. Novolny, R. Paumier, B. Policy, J. Prudholme, R. Rupp, C. Reavis, M. O' Byrnes, J. Peiers, L. Pankrashow, C Puskas, J. Rossi, M. Reese, M. or iv Tl? lfx Q--4 fr., 3 Ty S QQ il ,- S .F , ,- .,.,A.. Xi ' Regets, M. Rosales, G. Sanches, E. 45035 46' Schertzer, J. Schulz, P. ' '-lt: Sink, F. Rex, B. ,S Rosenthal, J. 3 ' Santana, A. schild, M. Scott, J, Smith, P. Richmond, L. Rouleau, M. bf K, Santangelo, R t . Schilz, B. Settles, M. Sones, L. Rick, L, Rozalti, R. 2 5 ' Sargent, G. 1.55. We'lI be marching along tothe Blues! Schoemaker, Sexton, J. Sparks, W. Ritchie, 5. Ruffullo, A. Souve, G. Schrepfer, C. Sherratt, D. Stock, C. Roque, A. Salas, J. Schauer, J. Schroeder, B Simpson, M. Stalker, M. of outstanding Members of the Shop Groups exhibit their skills, U to rt J. lonzc, D. Molthen, F, S. Zobek, D. Loscolo. ,, 1 1 smfbafd, 1. 2 Stock, P. A relies, L. P LN Torres, ' K Treder, .. hp in ..- 1 Stork, E. Stoddard , Terrome A. Tosco ,I. Tritz, . Ve ucz, R. t.,C. cwscr, I.. errcmeo, Jin 'x n....,4 Jin' ,,. vw 4 J 1'- A ,iv 1' 6 .f K 1- M if ivfv 5' Y Tourville, W B' Turkovi , J. T Q Vento . A ' y Q . x as X 'V , R Ste ns, R. M 3 A u T f. R. 1 :1 225 ' 'rv' K- -:J fi- Y Urbrun, M. 3' , Venturini, M. gg P . V 'iffy 'X if 4 1 .. X ii, J , W af Q .-. , . 'x Stobie, 5. ' Tcytor, R. Q Q: ,X Tessier, C. 'JP f' is Q Trczmmo, M. - K, L, Valencia, B. ' Y' Myx Q, ' ' ,, 1 Q-W. fiv- Victor, R. a r Q fy X Voelker, R. Watson, M. Whilney, J. Wlock, R. Garcia, A. Vossler, M. Webb, l. Whitney, K. Wrighl, R. Roberts, T. Vulelich, C. Weber, R. Whitten, J. Zaffarese, P. Saffallo, A. Wilhelm, J. Weisheif, P. Widmer, D, Zimmer, K. Walsh, M. Welch, N. Williams, T. Zimmer, S. Ward, J. Weslmyer, E Wilson, M. Cilrowski, J. Warner, K. While, T. Winlers, J. Dosler, D. Scholastic 4 SVS: N gf -'3 Sikefis c5fwTDS . . with Thee shared our ioys shared our fears . . . ' 'ff . 5 if - kwa, 4 0 ,0 s f 'Xi 7 J . ,gfzfifilf ff' 5 af? .iv 1,..... Coach Jim Hardy Not only did Jim Hardy teach us how to be good football players, but he also taught us how to be gentlemen. He is a man whose example of life is an ideal representation of true Catholic Action. His youthful confidence rubs off on the team and his wise experience guides their efforts. But he is not a cold, far-off source of inspiration, never fully understood by his players. On the contrary, he is a warm, vibrant, compassionate human being. He is your friend on or off the field. There isn't a thing he would not do for anyone on the team, star or sub. He is ci coach who will lower himself to ioke with his players, but on the other hand, is stern when the necessity arises. ln other words, he is all the good things that are humanly possible in a coach and we hate to see him leave. Coach Hardy was not the only source of inspiration for the team. Wally Nowicki, our line coach, is one of the most dedicated men on the Pius X coaching stafff. All fear the Nowicki paddle but all appreciate the hard work and fine example of Mr. Nowicki. No. PIUS I Pius X 2 Pius X 3 Pius X 4' Pius X No. PIUS 5 Pius X 6 Pius X 7' Pius X Score O 18 6 I2 Score 7 I2 25 TOTAL 80 OPPONENT St. Anthony Mt. Carmel .,..,.. Cathedral ,,.s.. Loyola ..,,.s.,.. OPPONENT Serra ,...s....... Cantwell .,,,., Notre Dame Score ,, I 4 39 12 6 Score 4C 32 TOTAL 142 Clyde Lee ......,,, .,..,.. l 35l Wayne Young ,,.... ....... l 40l Fred Widmer ..... ,.,.... l 72l Don Dorkowski ..., ,,,.... l 73l John Frias .,..,..,. .,,A,A. l 761 Mike Chavez .,,.. ,s,.... l 6Ol Jim Dorse ,A,s.. .....s. l lOl Reggie Wilson ...,.. ,.,,.,, l 85l Nelson Murphy ..,.,,.,,.,,,, l l ll Bob Klotz .s.,,.,.,... ....... C 24l Dick Molthen .,... ,,,..,. l 3Ol Dick Motley ,,,,.,, .,,.... l 7Ol Mike Maynard ..,... ....... l 831 FB HB T HB T G FB E QB HB FB T E Jon Ruger v,.,,v Joe Gallaso ..,. .,.,.... Joe Quartucci ..,., .,..,,.. Jim Galyen ,,,,,, ,...,,,, Tom Sneddon ..,,. ..,..... Bill Gaines ,,,,,s ,,..,s,, Tom Lunza ....,, ,,,.,,.. Eddie Padilla ..... ........ Tom Ortiz s..,A,,, ,,..,,.. Bennie Roesch ...., .,....,. Louie Torres ,.....,,. ,...,,,. Jerry Thompson John Lanza ..s,,, ........ Jerry Perrizo .,,, ,,,,,,,, Teddy Young ,,,,,,, .,,,,,,, 1551 l33l 1751 l88l t82l 1421 1221 t64l 1211 l84l ll3l 1611 1121 l80l l2Ol 2 : 'Q 9. ' - ,ss - :ly 'X N ' FW M V iw h W , N 3 P -35 an K k .5 if Y O- mg Q f S 2 ww, fsx ,, 1 Q A , 1 Lg X K ., x . ,' i 0 ,K X 9' -9 A ' 1' '- ' .:. N' ix x . 9 .,,n, sf X Q - 3 f 1 ,.,. : Q f r k 'E L , Aff' iii' A mmg mga W , M W Q we ., , ff Q Q.,.. X Q Q ,X w XS 51 -sm X -+ , as , - N ,B Q X N iiisivf ga- - -si YRS? 5 i X y -x xg xx wx xi X 1 X 1 5 f ' sz, ' S . N 1 X 5 - if Q A ,. amy- .. .. H is K X E still ' 1 x fisflf- - , X -.fffrxg .ix T. j , M5325 x--.... -.X-fgxfgifixy W L SNS, I X L fl f A l 5 -1,1 3 .gf H E vm i 1 1 , ' .' ' Q 4' 33 it AN' Q 7 2 Q g XX .W xx f' :ii 134 i 'x ,. I ' -. 2' 41 .Ali Q L' I M A 5 .K F S Q Q llur warriors fought llwir fray fron: the royally of luunecoming 4. JGIy p p 9 latch on tocnposs g thpl Chdl J Q Q I Q te msiruc f h J H dycn d wt-my AJGly ly It HB TL d I pgl 1 '99 3 gi ,ggi 'WJ 31H ff 4,- 5 M , X .X X 1-4... X - in lx 3 if f .X-1..5.,f . . A gf Q vi. J Mil .A- ' .9 95,1 , .I The fighting Warrior varsity, Pius X's pride! 44 if' N. Murphy gives u mean look as T. Lanza sp ' t f g ' To the struggle and tears ,f ,NJ 'Q Q 4 'Q X M ,ls 2 1 M Q., Q .S if ' up Q P 'Q ? 3' x N ' ' Hg I ' M W' X 'R ,I 5 5 ' .-N- 'X ,-m.-ggg .:+ .p,. v . ,.,x,,?.,Mx.,,. . 1 1 4 ' ' ' .VH .A .x '-lf' .tl x .J 'xx' .- .-5 Qvttx gx 'Nga - ,Y 3 .- -. , -- .fw Xt' JV's, Top row, l lo r: D. Mandella, D. Wldmer, B. Carnall, T. Bollinger, A. Verdun, J. Marlin B. Slilch P. Applegate, J. Prochnow, K. Sleele, V. Doering. Middle row: Coach O' Leary, L. lfscobor R. Taylor, G. Rosales, B. Sparks, A Borza, F. Patino, T. Bahan, D. Griffllh, M. Mello, M, Mciorihy Coach Dykes. Bottom row, l lo r: D. Merino, D, Tellers, T. McCarthy, J. Liplon, L. Ybabcn, F. Shields Theres thot good old Pius X pep and go! Fullback C. Lee allempls a greater gain lhan lhe len yards already measured. 0 solne times unrewarding games. B Football Team, Bottom row, I to r: J. Boles, G. Earhart. M. Mathis, K. McAtee, M. Jiminez, L. Crawford, T. Lopez, M. Sned- don, R. Guthrie, A. Berryman. Middle row: Coach Sncddon, P. Gonzales, R. Diem, M. Ccrnall, J. Salas, E. Molina, T. Armendariz, R. Kestler, C. Jiminez, G. Rousch, L. Goss, Coach Fr. Hughes, Top row: P. Finken, J. Galyen, J. Fisher, T. Roberts, A. Arguello, B. Mochon, W. McMillan, M. Gon- zales, S. Larson, B. Schroeder, J. Whitney. The huddle's the thing if you play foot- ball,-it might be to discuss o play,- or it might be to intercede with the powers that be for a more successful play! What seemed to be a good break is quickly being checked, F, 35 '61, , .rP'.. Vx 3' ' ..g,,s, 0ur Basketball Team Though the season was not as rewarding as had been anticipated, our hoopsters, under the coaching of Mr. J. O'Connor, were never lacking the support of the student body. The highlight ofthe season was the exciting varsity vs. faculty game. Below, G. Johnson, a surprisingly able frosh, leaps with a Carmel forward, his team and ours, waiting tensely for the ball. Jim Bliss, Forward Ron Sherratf, Forward Steve Mathews, Guard Bob Trilz, Guard Mike Olivas, Guard De 'niS CCFYOHI F0fWUI'd Tom McDonald, Guard Bob Gosnell, Guard Tom Lanza, Guard Es Gene Johnson, Guard Joe Olquin, Manager -u X 3291! X Q at , N 9 5 3 'ff C Q f ' s :SQ Q I 5 'R .053 jicbsisu Xu Q Vw, 1 1 Q' e -Rx WE Ms, 5 Xa, ' aff. 14 YL Q M 'i'2l5m. 541 :B ff' 'D JMX L54 sv QF, fu ,PN if ,Q,xR,ye,-4' 41, If 6 'v,J 'mn M r X, 4 rought the best within us - - - The excitement that is re- flected in the faces of the players pulsates through the entire gym as G. John, son gives his all to reach that ball. R. Sheratt's heigth was not only an asset but a necess- ity as he leaps for a re- bunod in this Crusader game. rv X7 1 imhgf Y X il -NGK, i ts xf Us X N , Q ,,,,q may ' x ,Y , SSN- is O' .gf I ,P W . X Q as , H M ax. fl 'X 1' J' .9 K . Q- .K 1 xy! Q 'yi' 5 X 'SN 4 W l SX S i sg 1 X I4 Sa L 4 'f' g i I ,i .xl .xii nf? ,N ' .. x L 'XA . R XX 1, I A 6 .1 . ' : - A f' 5 . 1 ' , 15 it '. f 5 1 , D l Q! !.!'B 'N 'J Q fs- 'fl - Ulm Nj 48 55 T e 'olf Jlun B Basketball -- Top row: Fr Daley, R. Cianciola, F. Campbell. B. Reavis, T. Bollinger, E. Melina, Second row: G. Rosales, R Galasso, S. Larsen, R. Heraux, M. Jiminez, V. Kozich, Mgr. Third row: J. Kozich, R. Waskam, M Critelli, D. Breazeale, R, Parle, B Schroeder. C's - Top row: Fr. Daley, J Costello, V. Concialdi, J. Cora. M. Mello, S. Creason. Bollom row' M. Sneddon, T. Weinfurler, R Floryanovilch, L Telles, R. Kessler Rozzcllli, R. Floryanovilch, L. Telles R, Kessler. M. GALLAGHER S. JOSEPH J. TIPTON J. WHITNEY H. LUDWIG, Pres. Y w WM ' ' N M Q is S! is 'S V ' X S ',:5 qi b ' Q x h X X 'I gi 1x ., U U gvxxy ss , W W , ,Q J , 114 53 i i 0 Z L .,, u , r x 9 ix ri A . X .ju K Nr- Our baseball team slugged its way into the season with six consecutive wins. Here Mr. Dykes and Father Zimmerman confer a on the problem at hand with pitchers F. Hughes and D. Shields, Judging by the look on Fr, Zimmerman's face, the problem is already solved. 8 0 'lik Armed with dedicated eoaehes and a will to win. C. l' 'tbl Al Verdun, Pitcher Jim Donnellan, Oulfield Tom McDonald, Shortstop Bulch Hughes, Pilcher 102 l g , Bob Crilchlicld, Ourfield Dennis Carroll, Third Base Miko Clivcs, Second Base Dennis lngrom, Catcher hx. Nil' Dennis Tellers, Pilcher Bob Klolz, Oulfield Bill Schroeder, Firsl Bose Dan Shields, Pilcher i 'Sf .V 5 bw -f' 'i Vfctrzi Young, Third Bose Nelson Murphy, Pilcher, Oulfield Tom Sneddon, Calcher Ron Sievers, Infield 103 , , 1 uw . e.!'+S W ! ,wp qw ijaauhfi -'2Q'f39 nyiyg .. 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MacDonald slides safely into third. This is good baseball ballet! I I . T. Cornish, D. Luebbers, P Griggers, and T. Webster show the stride that put over their wonderful record. The fall of l957 witnessed the introduction of Cross Country to the Pius X sports program, Partici pating in the Catholic League for the first time the Pius X varsity team found the going rathe rough. Led by Captain Porter Griggs the team improved consistently during the season. The high light of the varsity season was finishing third inthe Compton invitational meet. The Junior Varsit team was in contention for the championship until close losses to Cathedral and Loyola, Howeve twelve foes fell before the determined running of the team, including St. Anthony's, Cantwell, Notr Dame, Norwalk, and others. A freshman team was nosed out of first place in the Mount San Antoni Invitational Meet by Artesia 45 to 48. Individually the season was successful with Don Luebber winning the Mt. San Antonio race over 90 others. Tom Kornish was second and Pat Bowen sixthi the same race. Tom Kornish won first in the Junior Varsity race at the Compton Invitational. Ji Webster took third. Kornish also won the semi-finals in the JV's for the CIF. Both Kornish an Luebbers were the only qualifiers in this race from Catholic High Schools, as well as the onl under-classmen, running against seniors and iuniors from all the CIF. A. Aragon, D. Becker, J Cluck, T, Golds, J. Olguin, D. Borkowski and R. Taylor mode up the varsity. P. Bowen, S. Jor gensen, H. Hefner, J. Castillo, J. Harris, D. Pieczorka, D. Porter, and A. Reynolds complete tho JV's. liur many other tcalns surprised - - Fr. Daley, J. Webster, P. Griggers, and Mr. Lugo make plans for a valiant 580500. The Varsity Track Team- Standing I ta r: Fr. Daley, R. Taylor, P. Griggers, D. Borkowski, D. Becker, Mr. Lugo. Kneeling I to r: A. Aragon, J. Olguin, J. Cluck, T. Golda. Seated I t r: B. Adrian, Mgr., l. Gutting, Mgr. The Junior Varsity Track Team-Standing I to r: T. Webster, L. Monlieth, D. Pieczorka, C. Miranda, J. Castillo, S. Jorgensen, L. Harris, nad D. Luebbers. Benched I t r: l. Gutting, A. Reynolds, D. Ruffalo, Fr. Daley, Mr. Lugo, T. Jasmin, B. Adrian, Mgr., M. Ventrigula, Mgr. Seated on ground I to r: H. Hefner, T. Cornish, P. Bowen, and D. Porter. Q. 1 if 31423 . X, is Q .., Even their most Pessimislic Top row l to r: Coach Mr. O'Leary, Coach Mr. R. O'Connor, G. Patterson, T. Lanza, J. Galyen, G. Reddin, L. Tomaszenski, R. Fischer, Coach Fr. Daley, Coach Mr. Nowicky. Second row: R. Rex J. Martin, B. Roesch, D. Lubbers, W. McMillen, B. Terhorst, W. Sparks, J. Carrino, L. Torres, P. Griggers, B. Marco. Bottom row: J. Olquin, J. Brashear, J. Ghormely, J. Webster, J. Perrizo, J. Proctnow, R. Jamieson, T. Ortiz, K. Hudgins. The 1958 track season was one characterized by steady improvement both by the teams, and by the individuals. With an eye to the future Coach Wally Now- wicki stressed a sound building program. The success of the program was imme- diately evident in the undefeated season of the Cee track team, which numbers among their 11 victories, St. Anthony's, Loyola, Mt. Carmel, Cantwell, Mission, Paramount and others. The Bee's also had a good season including wins over Mission, St. Anthony's, Loyola, Mt. Carmel, and Paramount. The varsity scored their initial Catholic league victory by defeating Cantwell. They also defeated Mission, Paramount, and lost close decisions to Mt. Carmel and Dominguez. The most consistent point getters were the hurdles by Gary Patterson who set a new school record of 15.3 and 20.1. Robert Taylor set a Cee record of 14.0. Coach Richard O'Connor working with the sprinters developed Leroy Mathis into a school record holder for the 180 yard dash-time 20.1. Coach Tom O'Leary handled the field events. John Galyen set a Cee shot put record at 44'1O . Robert Taylor also set a new Cee school record of 5'7 in the high iump. l'riti0s. B Track-Top row, l to r: B. Adrian, M. Maynard, C. Johnson, E. Mikov, K. Kellar, L. Gutting. Second row: P O'Keefe, W. Lange, R. Cortese, R. Taylor, T. Roberts. Bottom row: J. Castillo, R Victor, R. Baez, C. Cristianson, G. Crook C TRACK L. Escobar, Mgr., L. Mathis, B. Cooly G. Guccione, R. Guthrie, J. Galyen, R Kessler, B. Hudson, P. Gonzales, T Jasmin, S. Jorgensen, B. Jenkins, R. Beyl, P. Boles, J. Ransom, L. Goss, L. Monlieth, A. Camarillo, A. Berryman, P. Bowen labsenll R. Taylor. Mercurial Porter Griggers straining the tape at the finishing line while the spectators look delightedly on. Fleetfooted Gary Patterson accelerates forward while his adversary lurks in the background. is M Q55 ms 'fx QX31 11 'i.5,,l 1 N V ' Q , 3 l , 4. , gg , I ' .WJ x 5 M. 4? .1 aku ,, . 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J 'i f Pl in The flag-twirlers, a comparatively new addition to our pephleaders, soon Oecame a vital part of all athletic events. Kneeling are: E, DiTolla and J. Fallon. Standing are: M. Macke, C. Zabela and D. Martinez. si pn The enthusiasm of our talented cheerleaders was infectious and helped Pius to earn its reputation of being the most spirited school in the league. Kneeling are: C. Ramirez, M. Davis, P. Olives and P. Marchand. Standing are: B. Herrera, S. Brown, D. Martin, Q. Boere and B. Pierce. t we Pius X's'i songleo rs add qi ii co r a dispirit to ll of the V at ic e is ln .the fore- 'X' ' Per lt Beu. stand- ing cr VL. C t , N. ea- 1 ghqi an G. a on. N I gro d rei . rino, A. X ll.-it . lit l ln tt , , .M V NX klxb ll lil N lille N J M J V l . 5 N , j X ., Q 3 l N ' l l S r ll A N N u x 'Xp x ' X A vi X In lx u as Y x 'l ' xXx ,N V l . 3 N . y M x ' I 4 - 2 -A v J. V. songleaders sparked the spirit at all our N' XJ 2 Q . A 9 .N Junior Varsity games. Left to right are: J. Deal, NN - 'X 'Q , A. Montoya, F. Bisson, K. Doyle, G. Reyes and Y lf Ll' I. Cota. K .ai i X is ll X, x J. V. cheerleaders, B. Driscoll, K. Lee, J. LaCour and D. Rossi, admirably sparked the per- formance of the teams at play. ' Y' If , .. Sys 1 Makes oar formation of able and selfless leaders - - - Pal Brooks Karen Bauerly Charlolle Pelossa Pal Adelmon Mrs. Miller, whose outstanding coaching led the Girls' Volleyball Vorsily lo second place in their league. Mrs. LeFebvre smiles on her spirited Freshman Varsity. The Freshman Varsity hard at practice. ,Q Janet Lucero Jackie Ward Carol Lazaris Melinda Renteria Bonnie Van Fossen Pat Caldero The Freshman team barely defeated the Seniors, I7-l5. The final volleyball game for the intramural championship. We .pledge our fealty 2 on Q ' M .Ju-4, .ALL Mrs. Lefebvre will always be remembered if as head of the girls' gym depnrtmenl, H coach, and second molhre lo all Pius X r X ' , girls. 3? ' ' . I C Z! .X 2 .. Y will G A ,u4.4.J R. Bauerly lallies 2 against Sl. Mary's P. Olivas grits her leelh in delerminalion as C. Pelosso crouches ready for a as she urging for the iump during possible rebound. o close game wilh the Belles, J. Lucero C. Pelosso P. Marchand P. Olivas C. Martin R. Bauerly J. Stock x! J. Janssen S. Chaves si Y' 1'-1 '45, F 3 ' r J f -, li 3 n, P. Caldera, J. Janssen, Miss The Girls' Basketball Team-Standing l to r: M. Renferia, P. Adelma Jan Grateful lCouchl, P. Olivas, S. Chavcs, C. Pelosso, P. Marchand. Kneeling: C. Marlin, R. Bcueriy, J. Slcck, J. Lucero. 1 ss.. The Freshman Varsity-Standing J. Policy, Mrs. Caldero lCoachl C. Ponkrashow. Kneeling: K. Dunc J. Word. l to r: L. Peters, , S. Fox, J. Davis an, C. Krolikowski, P. Adelman scores two with a quick lay-in during lhe lirst league game. It Will! It Won't! The score for this game: Pius-2l, Palos Verdes 20. M. Renleria uses her left-handed hook sshot in another victory against Bellermine-Jefferson. P. Olivas demonstrates lhe guarding ability which won lor her o coveted position on the St. Anthony All-Star Team, Pius Drill Team llanks guard as the team enters the gym at the St. Anthony's Tournament. to our Alma Mater Mrs. M. Caldera, G. A. Moderator, coach and guide The Girls Athletic Association has had another successful year. It has sponsored many of our most enioyalble activities such as parties, picnics, grammar school tournaments, parades, and cake sales. The purpose of the G . A. A. is to develop physical efficiency, to encourage an interest in athletic activities, to promote sportsmanship and a spirit of co-operation and fellowship. Reviewing the past years of this worthwhil organization it has proven to be not only successful but helpful to the girls at Pius X School. SANDRA CHAVES Secreicry JR PATRICIA ADELMAN President i PATRICIA MARCHAND Vice-President .fm One of our mos! enioyable activities-a game in the Sl Anlhony's Tournament. RENEE BAUERLY Treasurer iv va ' Our drill team won exten- sive praise os it performed its Lollipop routine ot the St, Anthony's Tournament. The team relaxes between quarters with words of wisdom from the coach. Turing Renee contemplates two points. I A quiet evening at home. P. Adelman and C. Peloso prepare forthe The new perpetual trophy for the gram- mar school basketball tournament, spon- sored by the G.A.A., was won this year by St. Odelia's. The Maiorettes are a comparatively new group organized at Pius this year. Their captain, Pat Rodden, has worked very hard with them for their various per- formances. gala G.A.A. roller-skating party as K. Lee watches the action. J. Janssen, J, Bressano, P. Caldero, and Mrs, LeFebvre were on hand to make re- freshments available to those who at- tended the grammar school tournament. ' emppp-vuqn-m-tw.. ual we i - :W s 3 as -Q- L,,,',... . ' x V 5 To guide the woy A 2 Z 3 rg 3 3 As citizens of two worlds, we at Pius X are fortunate in having the following theo- logians lseated l to rl: Fr. Williams, Fr. Duffy, Msgr. Kerner, Fr. Edelenyig lstandingl: Fr. Moreno, Fr. Weaver, Fr. Hughes, and Fr. Zimmerman prepare us to live and to defend our Catholic Heritage. Here is the land where Jesus was born, Msgr Father Weaver instructs senior girls in the logical Kerner points out to his Freshmen I girls' religio defense ot their faith. class. 35 . Q ssgzgi lit-.ws ew 4' Wait' Because English is basic to all other subiects, our teachers lseated I to rl Sr. Denis, Sr. Loraine, Sr. Annemarie, Sr, Marie Cecelia, Sr. Marie Christine, Mr. Meyer, lstandingl: Sr. Hostia, Sr, Paulette, Sr. J. Berchmans, Miss Brady and Mr. Woods impart it diligently in all its various forms and phases. Sr. Marie Christine and some of the senior girls Miss Brady feels confident that C. Frahm knows leave the study of English Literature long enough the makings of a short story as he points out to pose for our photographer. various points to the English I class. We are greatly indebted to our history teachers. With the expert guidance of lseoted lfrl Sr. Maria Cecelia, Sr. Emi- lene, Sr. Philip, Fr, Daly, lstanding I-rl Sr. Hostia, Sr. Loraine, Mr. O'Connor, Miss Brady, and Fr. Parnassus we learn more and more about the realm of yes- terday, today and tomorrow. Fr. Parnossus instructs his senior boys in the principles contained in the Bill of Rights. A lively debate is in progress in the House of Representatives in Sr. Hostia's Civics class. Resolved: Foreign aid should be administered through the U.N. il A meeting of the United Notions is being held and P. Rodden, rep- resenting Englnnd, expresses its views on economic aid to Middle Eastern countries. A--W Mr. O'Connor looks pleased with the progress of his General Science class as P. Stock, L. Harvey, J Boles demonstrate how electricity will flow from one metal to an- other. liberating oxygen is iust one of the fascinating experiments con- ducted by Sr. Bartholomew's chem- istry class. n....aQ.. 1-nun-u..un. These budding physicists determine the advantages of the inclined plane under the careful direction of Fr. Delaney. ' fP 959E-.M :W i m f -1 sms-.2 Q v i '1 Q . ,Qs . . S1 J. Bressuno, C. Bcrdsley, and l. Jackson help Sr. James decorate her room with some nice friendly spiders, bugs, cmd bees-made according to Hoyle lor is it SmcIIwood?l Delaney, head of the Science Dept., seems pleased l?l A. M. Miles, J. Hersy, J. Plombeck doom this cruyfish to ci with plans for the Science Fair. short existence! W' Q13 132 Sr. Gerlrude Joseph, the head of lhe language deparlmenl, amuses latin scholars with such terms as Salor and Arepo! readmg of Caesar, In has class. Gallia est omnis parles tres! Fr. Zimmerman supervises fl c Shirley Brown proudly informs Berchmans, Void Ia France. Sr. Claude's Spanish III students, K. Bauerly, G, Watson, B. Lupo, J. Hef- sey learn how to punctuate in Spanish. , x I. Quartucci trcccs tho epic tradition in Sr. Gertrude Joseph's Latin IV class with special emphasis on the Aeneid of course. ww, Me- Members of the language department are: lseated, I to rj Sr. John Berchmcns, Sr. Denis, Sr. Gertrude Joseph, Sr. Annemarie, Sr. Claude. lStonding, I to rj Fr. Edelenyi, Fr. Moreno, Fr. Zimmerman, Fr, Mr, Woods. They help us to broaden our horizons by instructing us In the cultures of other countries. Afyg + , ,es 1, . fm f, t 22-sf -. X , With the increased importance of science in our modern world, math is a vital course for both college prep and general stu- dents. Such courses as Alge- bra, Geometry, and Trigonom- etry, as well as general math, hold interest for many students. 'x 95 Sr. Anne Marie shows Seniors N. Snyder and G. Patterson how to determine the angle from the log function. Geometry can be lun, claims Sr. St. Joseph to her many Geometry classes. These students identify terms by playing 'iGeo. lt's like Bingo but a real tester. Try it! Mathematics is made interesting and useful by our dedicated teachers. Seated are Sr. Bartholomew, Sr. St. Joseph, Sr. Anne Marie, Fr. Delaney, and Mr. Meyer. Standing are Mr. Wood, and Sr. Erentrude. Our extensive library is under the capable direction of Sr. Paulette. She is assisted by L. Boone and N. Konoske as M. Macke checks out a book. Able assistant librarians S. Geary, N. Konoske, J. Beu, and P. Hoban learn to use the card catalogue and reference section. Notice the predominance of boys! Since when do they prefer Liberty to Football? Pius provides blonde, bruneite or block-haired secretaries. Those large chcrfs seem io indicoie u widespread proficiency in short- hand. L. Roberison provides us with o close-up of shorthand vocabulary. Business Machines, Bookkeeping and Baseball are Mr. Dykes spe- ciallies. He also teaches Typing. Oh ohl lnleresling to all bo s? Of course, malh doe Y quire serious thought! W M lwllflfffiifil WMS! g,,,lQ, -1 1' L27 4 in H4 ll if Sr. Jeannette ond Sr. Emilene look pleased with the progress of their clothing closses, illustrotcd by the garments in the back- qround. The Jewelry group taught by Mr. Lugo keeps ll to rl R, Heroux, A. Berryman, L. Gcspcr, R. Bonillo, and K. Euge quite busy. Sr. Emilene instructs P. Adelmon, C. schoefer, ond J. Crieghum in the props er method of laying Q pattern. K. O'ConneII, B. Lupo and M. Joyce look on. Mr. Lugo illustrates the proper functioning of the lathe to R. Novak. 3-me .4 V f ,. .crass Z' Pr fl , .RP A ..,,, X qu ,mf- , 9? E v ,JU - , X .' X by , . K s it I . R V YL, ,puff 41 - ' .1 .NA-w+,,1..W Q? :Ns , ' Cs.. ..- -,,,.-Q-' ' Q M, ,X X X- .,, - it x wwf X fm. lsr gggsxuzi - is g 3 ' 5 -P, i Y KH, , ' W? wifi! X Q! ,f , - f 3 ' Q11 1 -N W..+..N,f. W-.rf -H-33 -AM-.W A, -Q - use Q T Q '.....m,.,.N. 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Cook. 140 G. Herrera demonslroles his achievement in the url of debaling before fellow members of the Debale Club. Mr. Woods, moderator, looks on from the righl, 9 5 ? 5'- 4 Mr, McCarthy linsetl ploys on organ accompaniment for the Desert The Girls' Glee Club reheorses for the Pius X production of Song. The Boys' Singing suggestions. class listens intently to Mr. McCorthy's the Desert Song. The Pius X Orchestra, under the oble direction of Mr. Ctibor, practices for its role in the Christ mas production. l4l A little recreation in gym class is a welcome note after the long hours In the classroom. Our two fine girls' physical education teachers, Mrs. Caldero and Mrs Lefevbre, strive to give us this needed recreation. g l The freshman girls' volleyball team practiced long and hard to show their school spirit. Mrs. Caldero poses with her freshman gym class on the volleyball court. ,, -, Pius X strives to give the students a well-rounded education. Thus the cur- riculum at Pius includes an excellent physical education department to in- sure the development of brown as well as brain. R. McWeeney and his two pals are hard at work in their favorite class. Practice makes perfect, you know. boy isn't a boy if he doesn't like football, as is proved Nothing like keeping physically fit, so thinks Coach Nowicki. Evidently thue ring this gym class. boys agree with the Coach. 3- . ,. X .2135 'gif May.: Maw :wx I 1 hu- N5 gp Y' w, 3 'Q V gg? Q X g SW xx - ..: 5 'Sw . itil. Boys' Sodality officers, J. Martin, M. Merlo, A. Brannick, B. Koches and D. Vossler, discussing the agenda for their next meeting. At Thanksgiving, many families were fed by these willing distributors of donations made 3- the various homerooms. -Q I I Left to right: J. Ramelot, Treasurer, C. Ramirez, Secretary, S. Brown, President, and M. Slickly, Vice-President, all holding symbols of office. lThis ceaseless guide, our religion, Santa Claus was made real through the generosity ot our student body: the girls' sodal- ity delivered clothes, the boys' sadality mended old toys and delivered them to needy children, One of the many corporal works of mercy is help of the sick. These girls assist Rancho patients to Mass and other ser- vices. They also read to some and help with hair-dressing, manicuring, etc, The Sodality believes that A Rosary a day will pave Heaven's highway! and so they lead the student body in its recital during October, Lent, and May. The Sodality ot Our Lady is represented by three branches at Pius X: the Boys' Sodality, the Senior Girls' Sodality and the Freshman Girls' Sodality. All of them, however, share a common, three-fold purpose: to foster devotion to their patron, Our Blessed Mother, personal sanctie tication, and the sanctitication of others. 1 Members of the Semorlty Sodaluty spend some of their free trme countung student body donctuons for the missions. Sodclity of Our lady . . . binds us together as a school and sets us apart Father Sharpe administers to the newly ap- pointed officers their oath of fidelity. exe 152 i it Officers of the Freshman Girls' Sodality, left to right H. Raisoto, P. Stock, Vice- Presidentg Sr. Annemarie, O.S.F. Moderutorp J. Hof- fener, Trensurerg R. Sant- angelo, Prefect, discussing one of their many proiects. Pius X's Sodulily had a large represenlalion al the annual Sodalily Ball, held al Pasadena Civic Audi- torium in November. Sodalisls M. J. Zimmerman, J, llamelof, M C. Malm, and alumnus S. Chirca, wail palienlly for lhc pause lhaf refreshes. To restore all things in christ . S?i...lcf, 150 Sr. Emilene, moderalor of lhe Girls' Senior Sodalily, prepares topics for discussion al the next mceling. Our student body offers tribute to Mary at the annual May crowning held on our field. i8 Ulll' 0170? 00111081 lliln. Fr. Huges, moderator of the Boys' Sodolity, is pleased with the suc- cess of his group. We enjoyed the blessings of Holy Mass every day during Lent which culminated in a three-day retreat Private prayer, mediation, spiritual reading fed our souls and minds with food for thought, supplemented by the splendid conferences of our retreat masters. Fr. lawrence Calkins, O. S. M. Fr. Denis Sullivan, O. S. M. Retreat s over 5 und now, nothing left but good thoughts, ,I good lives and good resolutions N Y y A bf 53? S' fi M iii 3: 'Q Q 15,9 1 , Q 4 J' Q, iv Q, N ww.. 'M if I Ax, 5 eg gg' ' i Q A mga' sg! 'Q . , W. W x 'H 'B We 7'W,Q3,5gjw 2 WZ' li a Z 4 L XS is , A 5 1 1 E I a 4 0 Q. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, dear Queen Barbara Pharis The social season at Piux X is ini- tiated by the Homecoming festivi- ties in November. Excitement runs high as attractive and popular Senior girls vie for the title of Queen. At Friday night's football game, the lucky winner is an- nounced. The event is climaxed by the big dance on Saturday night. This year's Star-Dust Dream was held at South Gate Civic Audito- rium. 0ur Enthusiam For 0ur Ilanevs Homecoming Queen candidates and winner ll to Rl J. Willenbring, G. Behm, Queen B. Pharis, N. Men- gher, J. Ramelot. Win or lose the Slor Dust Dreams is o happy ciimcx Oo the Homecoming events. Slmufs our ,oyallg - as doos - - - Queen Borboro presenls her bouquet Oo Queen B. Phoris is crowned by Joni John Ihc Heavenly Queen of All Events! son, Queen of 1956. O s Q 0 1 K I ' X -.. my-4' Q51 K The Junior class officers and iheir dolcs discuss Ihe success ol lhe Junior sponsored Chrislmas dante. They detided fhal lhe linal effetl was well worth fhe hassle o' wev- cralion. A happy couple dance beneoll' a sky of shadowy snowflakes. T lu' 'erforlnanves Regardless of the droopy mouse roche, the arrival of Sonia Claus was enioyed by all, even non- believers. In the process of lelling Sonia their Christmas wishes are C. Ramirez, M. Sleib, A, Merino, and F. Fernandes. 4: HL! of our high stepping drill team. gn' The Candy-Cane-dettes, in their perky uniforms, added color and pep to our football and basket- ball games. The Candy Cane-dettes have shown magnificent spirit with their syn- copated marching. Under the able leadership of B. Pharis and her co-leaders, they have won numer- ous trophies. For performance and technique they can not be beat. Drill team officers, Treasurer, J. O'Sullivan, Co-Captain, M. Schroe- cher, Captain, B. Pharis, and Sec- retary, S. Graham, are proud of their organization, t it s ,E xe.. . tx' x, 'P - W CW-cfm .gs-. K Q Mia 'f ai fp' S E wh V K Simi! Nil g A rf: 3 f r Q -aww., 5552? Yi? ..,..,.-,,,..- al' .,.-.--.- IGREE scum n ins ' s vs e old campus iust wasn't the same on Howdy Day. Only cure for water on the brainl I. O'FarreII tries out the remedy on R. Bauerly. I Open House requires preparation. This is itl M .Fiery Q WWW . i 'WWW Three candidates for title of Homecoming Queen, Scientists of tomorrow prepare for the future by N. Meager, J. Ramelot and finalist, Queen B. Pharis. their activities in the Rocket Club. Left to right are P. McCarthy, J. Turkovich and B. Pierce. X . ' . C i . 9 . 'Ti I ixswif 1+ T Khy' Since there is an emphasis on water hobbies here in our area, it was interesting for the parents and students to see the machina- tions of the aqua-lung displaved by Barbara Policy. v-Y' fr' Pictured here is J. Leal's exhibit of the manufacture of steel, an important industry in our modern world. Though hard to pronounce, Theo- kol exhibited by J. Grantham stopped many spectators at the Annual Science Fair. AQUA Included in our lnany endeavors is - - - The winners of the Science Fair exhibits are lL to Rl R. Severs and B. Hale fHonorable Mention, , N. Snyder and J. Ruger 13rd pIace,, B. Frascella and J. Quartucci 12nd place,, S. Wilson and H. Janee Hst place, C. Zabela l2nd pIace,, R. Gillen 13rd place, J. Ramelot, F. DeGroote, D. Vracin and J. Bedford fHonorable Mention, . f i llru' svivnlifia' lll'lIi0l'1'lll out Nex., First Place Winner, S. Wilson, with Fr. Sharpe presents H. .lonee with her project an Plant Life in the Life the first place award in the Chem- Science division of the Annual Sci- istry Division for his excellent ex- ence Fair. periment on Hydrogenation. Designed to stimulate our students' interest in science, the annual Science Fair is a much-anticipated event at Pius X. Outstanding exhibits in both biological and phys- ical sciences are displayed, and competition for the coveted prizes is keen. 165 Sister Therese Martin, Mr. McCarthy and Mr. Ctibor discuss plans for the upcoming productions of the Music Department. Mr. Ctibor gives the band lcsl-minute pointers as they rehearse for the Christmas program. lBeIowl the Chorus await their s'gnaI to Come, All Ye Faithful. The males of the student body were privileged to attend a musical assembly at which the glee clubs of Don Bosco, Loyola and our own lpictured herel performed. ,A wif' ups- -V Till. B mmf e .e The rehearsals for the Desert Song were often tedious, but the impact of even the opening scene was reward enough for these efforts. Margot and the girls, together with the chorus, sang as this lonely Arab waited beyond the footlights for his band. The Sheik looked happy throughout the play-who wouldn't be, with such a harem? B. Frascella failed to flee the Arabs dressed as a woman, but he did succeed on the back of Mr, Big Ears, hailed as the star of the show. The unmasking of Red Shadow, followed by o resounding chorus of the Desert Song , climoxed the play with the rafters ringing applause. The End. 1 5 a , n K . fgk A 'Jum- -. si vu-. - . A MY' , Paar 'Q 3,- Y, LLM?f17L77Qfz,5 v K f 'qxxc' I , ' 'Vg'-' x V., KH 4 0' 7? , an f 'X' 'J 5 A c,,,w 1 ' -7. l A I xp ,lffwdzpu if 1 rl? flu Z4 ' 15 , , fx W Jffgay ANA' gif tlclatf I NIJ!!! 1 1 j If I? A ,J 7L6, 2511, , 1, ,,14,-M' f ' J . F, hflfl- J x fi 7 l 71 ..m f l,fIfL' I ,X f' .1 L. , xc X 1. ' , f fl 241,112 I Jw mfjfw 1, .fjcfwf if 1 A .! flu c'flWf7 L A 7,7ll'yL uc!! 1 -,V dx '?7L ernie Hall Senior Editor I 170 Sr. M. Jeannette Moderator Judy Grantham Junior Editor Diane Jorgensen Business Manager Clyde Lee Pamela Peters Span, Edna, Photo Editor Tom O'FarreII Dick Martin Student Student Photographer Tania Panciero Art Editor Typists were needed for the production of this Tiara, and these surely gave of their time and talents. Thanks to them. We're lthe staff in general, all off to a good start to make the Tiara a winner again this year. M. Perkins, fseatedl M. Keifer, and B. McEleny were among our most faithful workers. My Photographers T. O'Farrell, V. Concialdo, lj. Cooly, and D. Martin. The work of the business staff was lang and tiresome, but exceedingly well able to finance our book-thanks to Diane Jorgensen's tireless energies. B. Hale, editor, and F. Mullin, oversee the work of the layout statt. QSWW i J. McCord Ass't. Sports R. Pilardy Sports L. Baumann Layout J. Grantham Art E. Cooly Photography D. Watson Feature D. Jorgenson News The students thoroughly enioy t first issue. hg The editors anxiously scan the first issue. Miss Brody points out the rudiments of newspaper layout to her editorial staff while John Maguire, iseatedl co-editor, tries to distract their attention with pic- tures of the Science Fair. The editors are from I. to r.: D. Jorgenson, news, J. Geary, co-editor, J. McCord, assistant sports, R. Palardy, sports, J. Grantham, art, and D. Watson, feature. Never was this staff quiet so quiet-but they produced some very plausible and interesting reading material it we can iudge by the picture on the opposite page. The news and sports staff were never at a loss for material, and the results of their varied endeavors was most inter- eating. The editorial staff and photographers as- sured us of a good newspaper. We got it! They are: V. Concialdi and E. Cooley, photographers, D. Jorgensen, L, Baumann istandingl, D. Watson, J. Geary and R. Palardy. A 0' Q r f Y' 4 ' If-If-I-lilflflzl .0' I ' -' . - . 1 T ' I ' . H. O . ' . I .I, . I 3 I Y 3 f , 'Wi1 5g F 1,-f.grfi1,, a- , ...3. ' .'.' A O 0 I, I K' 'REQ THE W AY L DOORS Doors! Twelve long years have the graduates of '58 passed through doors - doors of learning, doors of pleasure, doors of experi- ence and doors of prayer. 'Twas in i954 that these doors opened wide to welcome eager freshmen bent upon receiving a worthwhile, Catholic education. Many times since have they gone and come, always finding the doors open, always finding an opportunity to pursue the finer things religiously, cul- turally, and scholastically. The key to these doors have been held by Father Sharpe, prin- cipal, friend and director. Under his leadership the doors were labeled security. Another key, a master one, has been kept for any emergency in the competent hands of Father Cranham, the assistant principal, and that one is labeled understanding, There are other keys and other doors, each a secret entrance to the pursuit of those things that make Pius X so great, and these are guided by the faculty. On June l, 1958 the doors will close on the Class of '58 but through their crystal clearness there will always be a welcome sign and as the graduate passes by he may see within and know that behind these doors are the things wrought of God. WILLIAM FRASCELLA redit to hom redit is ue ln the year of Our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-eight, it became apparent to the Tiara Staff that there was a great deal of student talent and capability going generally unrecognized around this campus. So we decided to bring some of the talent out into the open where you all may share in the progress and deeds of our PIUS TENTH TEENS. We have the intellectuals with us always, thank God for them, and among them this year, we find a goodly mixture: Mr. Malley who made two years of A average in Latin, who won the Math and Science Area award from the Bank of America, who was accepted at M.I.T., who won second place in the science symposium at l.H.C., Joan Wright who has a Latin B average for four years, Martin Merlo who also has a Latin B average for four years, M. J, Zimmerman who won a scholarship to l.H.C., and who received the Social Studies and Foreign Language award from the Bank of America, B. Policy who has the Fine Arts award, J. Plambeck the Business award, B. Hansinger who receives the Vocational Arts award, J. Floeck - Mathematics, and M, Joyce the Practical Arts award, B. Frascella who received the English award, as well as placing in the Voice of Democracy and Lions Club Contests, Carmel Ruggiero who won a scholarship to l.H.C., B. Lupo who gets special mention for proficiency in the speaking and the writing of Spanish, F. Mullin who placed second in the Elks Poetry con- test, B, Pharis for her hard work with the drill team, H. Janee who placed first in the Modern Language Contest for an eight-minute speech in Latin, L. Benofy an outstanding geometrician, and R. Beingessner and C. Pankake outstanding English scholars, D. Christenson and Tracy Farwell budding literary stylists, T. Panciera and J. Granthan for outstanding work in art, K, Fromdahl and S. Brown for generous cooperation shown throughout their high school days, especially in the cafeteria, B. Hale, who has spent many hours in the production of this book. J. Quartucci, who is the general all-round athlete and yet maintains an A average. J, Janssen for her outstand- ing generosity and J. Quantrill, S. Burke, and T. Harvey who are capable engineers back stage. e llwe ur hunks ..... To James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre for his valiant support of our school which makes this book possible, we owe our thanks, To Father Joseph Sharpe, principal, friend and guide, for his patience and assistance, we owe our thanks, To all the members of the faculty for their patience in putting up with disturbed classes and schedule, we owe our thanks, To the members of the staff for very loyal support and harr work, we owe much thanks, To the L.A. Engraving Company, especially, and to Mr. Jack Canicott in particular, for putting up with errors, late copy, and work added to their heavy burden, we owe our thanks, To the S.K. Smith Cover Company for this lovely cover on our book, we owe our thanks, To Alfred and Fabris Studios for the work on the photographs by their entire crew, but by Pete, especially, and for the use of one of their press cameras for the use of our student photographers, we owe much thanks, To you, the student body, for your help in giving of your interest in the progress of the Tiara, for your many inquiries as to its make up, and your general getting under our feet because you are interested and anxious to see it, we owe you a great deal of thanks. Your editors, BERNIE HALE, '58 JUDY GRANTHAM, '59 Niki FQ., vi 91 1' 1 , V W' ' A cf' J VM V, M ,U J iff' 4' MQ 3-fr f-Qffkqio K-it HV K jygffffj W fy ,Uwfj J' KL 0060? ,J ..,, j QQ V 5 SED gig- . Xf?f 'xg W W, X JL ,l my 'JL if Ng D QKET -bwffj , Q ffmf Ji UBL! VULXQ JM? M V Qw C J! UQQMZ X T J' - Kc? XQX Qin X tw ' 1, as ?Z 17 'f ic 1 'Q H QE, 1 wJ lx ff f 'X X If xx I -F ff , V .2Qwbc71m72f!us V x V! I WJ EM KVK1 ? A M, X ,X My Lf 4 f ! ,416 K i U ,, V! ff Nlf L V,,f .LM 1 VY, fl XL' 11 J ,MVWK bfjf ity, Aff, fy af A i GNL, QM! My, W!,.f-,Ll r' Wim I Ei ,W za fl nf X Wy., .. uf K QQ fr w y A . M, K if f , fx 21 M KMMVW b PM JV ' ,W QP fVf5ifvj,5'fLy? Wy'0fjr',!j' riff U 'X l 25 fQfj,fjfiif,C QL M, I IW ,I j9VCI,fyIf IIIVII If ,, If M QIIWI 'WIIWI If If I I j II fiihanles 5j5,QIff I WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE GENEROUS PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS WHO SUPPORT THIS TIARA. THEY HAVE RENEWED THEIR FAITH IN US BY PURCHASING THEIR AD EACH YEARp AND THEY HAVE CERTAINLY RENEWED OUR FAITH IN THEM BY STANDING LOYAL TO US IN OUR ENDEAVORS. 'lhanles to them all! Friendly Patrons Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Acuff Mr. J. J. Allen R. W. Allen, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Alpago Mr, J. B. Anderson Mrs, F. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. Annis Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Aragon Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Arias Mr, and Mrs. C. Arrowsmith and Family Avalon Mach. Prod. lnc. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Azuri Mr. and Mrs. . J. Bahan , J. E. Bahan , J. R. Bahan . W. B. Baker . W. R. Barnett Mr, and Mrs. . C. A. Barrett J. R. Barnick Carol A. Barrett Barth's Service Station Renee Bauerly Jack Bauer B. 8. B. Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. W. Beckley Mrs, G. Belding Mr. and Mrs, F. Bernardo Aime Berube Mr. and Mrs. C, Bernal Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Beu Mr. and Mrs, B. Beyl Robert H. Biby Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs E. J. Bidwell J. L. Boone Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. . G. T. Bowen Brashear Mr, and Mrs. H, Breen and Family Mrs. C. S. Brefka Mr. and Mrs. B. Bressam Mr. and Mr. R. E. Brian Mr, and Mrs, D. Brindle Mr, L. D. Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown William E. Brown Zella Brumley Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Bernard Mr. and Mrs, M. A. Caldero Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Carroll Mrs. Bertha Camou and Family Al and Stella Castaneda Mr. and Mrs. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Chamberlin Russ Clarke and Family Able Rug 8- Cleaning Donald Clegg Mr. and Mrs, J. Cluck Clyde's Barber Shop Mr. V. Cole Mrs, N. L. Comstock Mrs. Margaret Conlin Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Connell Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. J. Cora and Family Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Cortese Rev. Father C. G. Cranham Crawfords Dress Shop Drawfords Sundries Mr. and Mrs, R. Curry M. W. and L. H. Daley Mr. and Mrs. F, Davis Frank Davis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Deal Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Deary Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Decker Julie's Delicatessen Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Delagrave Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Denevan Mr. and Mrs. E. Deutsch Dr. E, Deutsch Mr. and Mrs. Dlugas Mr. and Mrs. A, J, Doherty Joseph G. Doll Dot's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Downs Mr. and Mrs. E. Brake Mr. and Mrs. Dreyfus Mr. and Mrs. D. Duncan Dr. J. W. Durham Mrs. H. C. Earhart Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Ehret Mrs. Paul Ehret Dorothy Elofson Mr. and Mrs, L, F. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. C. B. English Mr. and Mrs. Ross Enlgish Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Eremita James P. 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Hand Mrs, H, Hansinger Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hart Mr. and Mrs. F. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hauck Mr. and Mrs, K, Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Heidecker Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Heroux Joe Caro and Barbara Hickey Mr. and Mrs. E. Hickey Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Hird Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Hiss Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Hoag Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hoevel Mr, and Mrs, R. W. Hofschulte Bonnie Hover Christine Howard Mr. and Mrs. M, D. Hoy Mr. and Mrs. F. Hughes Father P. Hughes Wm. F. lngwersen, D.D. S. Theresa loffrida Janssen Family T, E. Jasmin Sr. Dr. H. Jeans Sherry, Helen, Jean Jeannine, 58 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Jensen Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Jimenez Mr. and Mrs, A. Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Johnston, Jr Mr. and Mrs. W. Kastner M, C. Kearns and Family Mr. and Mrs. H. J. P. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Keifer Mr, and Mrs. R. L, King Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kinmartin June Klein Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Knoell Mrs, M. Knudsen Mr, and Mrs. T. Koos Mr, and Mrs. V. Kozick Mr. and Mrs. A. Krinock Mrs. S. C. Krolikowski Mr. and Mrs. C. Kropack Mr. and Mrs. A. Kukiela Mrs. H, Kunkel Rev. R. E. Lamy, C.M. Mr. and Mrs. J, E. Langsfeld D. D, Larkin La Riviere Barber Shop Mrs. L, Lavalle Friendly Patrons Mr. and Mrs. P. Leal Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lee Mr. and Mrs. B. M, Lefebvre J. Lemberger and Family Mr .and Mrs. D. F. Leuer Southland Motors Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. J, Muckenthaler J. R. Mullins J, A. Murar R. C. Murauez J. J. Murray Martha Murray Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Murrin R. C. Ramelot Mr and Mrs J. van Lierop and Family Mr. and Mrs, R. T. Lilley Lin's Watch Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. F. Lopez Mr, and Mrs. F. L. Loyd Mr. and Mrs, L. J. Lux C. T, Lynch Lynwood Welders Mother M. Macaria Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Macke Mr. and Mrs. M, M. Malley Mr. and Mrs, P. Mandala Manor Liquor Mr, B. Marco Mr. and Mrs. A. Marino Mr. and Mrs. C. Martinez Martin's Upholstery Shop Mr, and Mrs. R. H. Martin Mrs, E. E. 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Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Perkins Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Peruzzi Mrs. K, Peters Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Lewis Porter . C, Pharis . C. Pietro Mr. and Mrs. V. Poxon Mr. and Mrs. R, J, Prochnow Mr. and Mrs J. Rainis Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. W. A, Ramsay Mrs, M. Ransom Mr. and Mrs. S. Rassi Mr. and Mrs. J. Rau Mr. and Mrs. V, V. Rausch Rev. C. Ravlic Re-Bar Const. lnc. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Reese Friendly Patrons Mr. and Mrs. J. Regets Mary Reisner Richfield Station Mr. and Mrs. K. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Robinson J. B. Rocke A. T. Rolen Mr. and Mrs. E. Rosales Rose Marie Draperies Mr. and Mrs. l. E. Rosen Mr, and Mrs. R. R. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Rouleau Roy's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. Ruggiero C, R. Rex Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sadler Vera Salis Mr, and Mrs. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. E. Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. G. Sanchez Mr. J, Sanchez Mr. Rudolph Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. l. C. Sandschulte Mr, and Mrs. J. Santillo Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Scanlon Mr, and Mrs J. R. Schauer Karen Schilz Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Schilz Mr. and Mrs. A, Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schwabl Mr, and Mrs. J. Scott Mr. and Mrs. P, G. Searing Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sensabaugh Service Cleaners Very Rev. J. O'M. Sharpe, C.M. Mr, and Mrs. J, Shea Sherratt Family Denny Sherratt Jeff Sherratt Ron Sherratt Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shoemaker Shopping Basket Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Siener Mr. and Mrsr, C. Skonezny Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. T. Sneddon Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. W. Sones Mr. and Mrs, M. Sorrentino Mr, and Mrs. D. Stalker Mr. and Mrs. l. Stammer Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. R. Stickley Anna Stockert Harry Swartz Mr .and Mrs. P. J. Sweeney SyIvia's Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. K. Tabar Mr. and Mrs, R. Taylor J. Tellers Family Mr, F. Terrameo Mrs. E. B. Thorley Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tramma Mr. and Mrs. J. Tramutolo Mr. and Mrs. K. Treder Mr, an dMrs. Udink Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Vasquez Venhuda Family Mr. and Mrs. Julio Venturini Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Vierra Sound 8- Vision Inc. Vivian's Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. P, Vivone Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Vracin R. Wagy Waller's Market Mr. and Mrs. Walters Dennis Watson and Steve Hart Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Webb Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiater Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Widmer Mr, and Mrs. A. Willenbring Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Wilson A. A White Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wolf Dr. Ronald A. Wong Mr. and Mrs. R. Yanez Pearson's Yardage Mr. and Mrs. Zaharris Mr. and Mrs. C. Zimmerman Homeroom 119 Homeroom 200 Homeroom 207 Homeroom 212 Homeroom 215 Business Patrons Aaron Alvidriz 220 North Herbert Ave. Los Angeles 63, Calif. Alfred Hairdressers 1021516 So. Paramount Blvd. Downey, Calif, A 8. M Market 2101 So. Atlantic Blvd. Los Angeles 22, Calif. Vera Mae Andrews 8237 East 2nd Street Downey, Calif. Ann's Coffee Shop 1223 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Dr. Richard P. Barich 12122 Garfield Ave. Hollydale, Calif. Beauty Craft Studio 8347 East 3rd St. Downey, Calif. Mr. R, Benno Benwell Pharmacy 5848 Ardmoor Bob Compton Realty 10850 Atlantic Ave. Lynwood, Calif. Buster Car Company 1 1130 Lona Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Carlynwood Model Railroad Club 3543 Carlin Ave. Lynwood, Calif. Cauller's Variety Store 2664 Santa Ana St. South Gate, Calif. Cecilia O'Neill 3022 East Florence Ave. Huntington Park, Calif. Chain Variety Store 8031 Florence Blvd. TO. 9-8016 Compton Phannacy 828 East Compton Compton, Calif. Cost-Less-Drug 10116-18 Rosecrans Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Courtesy Beauty and Barber Shop 8657 E. Florence Ave. Downey, Calif. Coy's Barber Shop 10919 So. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. Dan Scott T.V. 10122 Rosecrans Bellflower, Calif. Downey Body Works 11213 So. Myrtle St. Downey, Calif. Downey Tastee Freez 8019 Stewart 81 Gray Road Downey, Calif. Du Rite Electric Co. 10253 Atlantic Ave. LO. 6-6544 Elevator Operators Union, local 217 623 West 9th St. William P, Sloane, Executive Sec y Fann 8. Home Shoe Repair 7912 East Imperial Hwy. Downey, Calif. Ferrell's Cleaners 14316 Bellflower Bellflower, Calif. Freddie's Cafe 8481 State Street South Gate, Calif. Fry's Stationers 8423 State Street South Gate, Calif. Fuhrman's Lynwood Bootery 11335 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Gaby's Powder Puff Salon 11914 Garfield Ave. Hollydale, Calif. Golden Poppy Dairy 7243 Stewart 8- Gray Rd. Downey, Calif. Business Patrons Harvey's Dept. Store 8224 E, Firestone Blvd. Downey, Calif. Hollydale Meat Co. 13204 So. Paramount Hollydale, Calif. Helms Man, Clerance Anderson 14719 Flomar Drive Whittier, Calif. Imperial Hardware Co. 227 E. Compton Blvd. Compton, Calif. .lan's Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 16507 Bellflower Blvd. TO. 7-6764 Keep-U-Neat Cleaners 10902 So. Downey Ave. TO. 2-3915 K 8- K Market 13240 So. Woodruff Downey, Calif. Knobby Sportswear 11408 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Lambs Texaco Service 11602 So. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. John Legacki Best T.V. Repair 13248 Woodruff Downey, Calif. Lennards Men's Store 11439 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. St. John of God Gift Shop 13819 So. Pioneer Blvd. Norwalk, Calif. Sanders Plumbing Co. 3228 Mulford Ave. Lynwood, Calif. SayweII's Flower Shop 10917 So. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. Seri's Necchi Elna Sewing Center 11215111 Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. Watters Shell Service 10210 E, Rosecrans Bellflower, Calif. Shopping Basket Markets 8431 State St.-4370 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate, Calif. Simpson's Market 103 E, Magnolia St. Compton, Calif. Stonewood Restaurant 9021 E. Firestone Blvd. Downey, Calif. Lloyd Price lTexaco Stationl 13407 Foster-Corner of Woodruff Downey, Calif. Dr. Robert E. Tumer 15736 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Vanda Florists 11933 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Virginia's Beauty Salon 535172 E. Rosecrans Blvd, Compton, Calif. Wesley W. Wallace 11524 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Wayne's Pizza 13230172 So. Woodruff Downey, Calif. WelI's Coffee Shop 6724 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park, Calif. Young's Market 13308 Paramount Blvd. Hollydale, Calif. Los Angeles City and County School Employees Union Los Angeles 15, Calif. Joseph H, Luebbers 10733 Washington Ave. Lynwood, Calif. Lutman's Liquor Store 3881 E. Imperial Highway Lynwood, Calif. Business Patrons McCIaran Drug Store Paramount Fumiture 8. Carpet Co. 11423 l.ong Beach Blvd. 15304 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Dr. Thomas H. Marks 11815 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. Paramount TID Insurance 15518 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. George Martin's Radio Center pepfs Liquor Stow 8415 Sfvfe Sf- 7902 California Ave. LO- 74296 Huntington Park, Calif. The Modern Shoe Shop Rabb's Shoe Store 14806 So. Paramount Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Paramount' Cam' Rosewood Expert Repairing M. L Amo Pans 14327 Woodruff Ave. at Rosecrans 11530 Long Beach Blvd. Be f'0We'f Cf 'f- NE- 2'8141 Recollects-Augustinian Fathers los Angeles, Calif. Norwalk Vacuum Cleaner I , U sewing Machine Co. Reilly s Liquor Store, lnc. 14308 So. pioneer Blydu 14312 So. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. Okeh Caterers 7221 Atlantic Blvd. Roller Center Skating Rink 8680 Atlantic Ave. Ben' C 'lf- south Gale, conf. Owl Drugs Roosevelt Drive-In Dairy Firestone Blvd. 7004 East Olive Downey, Calif. Paramount, Calif. Father Daley's Speech Class Spring fever? or maybe iust free time! DOWNEY CAR WASH - 5-Minute Car Wash -- Waxing, Polishing, and Glazing Upholstery Cleaning - Motor Steam Cleaning GRILEY SECURITY FREIGHT LINES 9833 Adella Ave. We Give S 8. H Green Stamps Sovfh Gale LO- 7-2451 8015 E. Firestone, Downey TO. 9-8632 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS AL TATTI VOLKSWAGON - Ponsi-IE f 9262 F' t Bl d. D , 'resone V owney Your Triumph Sports Car Dealer TO. 1-8251 BRASLEY-COLE SHOE CO., LTD. lll4-l8 South Los Angeles Street Los Angeles l5, California THE THRIFT SHOP lll83 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, California 189 A pf Q L W ' X I A 4 K , rj , W Xb M! 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TO. 2-3242 TO. 2-3542 LLOYD'S Junior, Miss and Teen Apparel 6815-A Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park, Calif. Elaine DiTolla and .lu- dith Grantham waiting for Santa Claus. GARBER'S Complete Line of VENUS De MILO Tots, TEENS a JUNIOR fo' 3463 Tweedy Blvd. south Gate, conf Goddess of Be'1U'Y LO. 7,7257 8811 Vg Imperial Hwy. Downey, Calif. PARAMOUN1' BARBER SHOP 13322 Paramount Blvd. - Open seven days - UNiversity 3-4311 DR. G. F. CUNNINGHAM ' In the Shoppers Village ' Firestone Blvd, and Studebaker Rd. COTTAGE BEAUTY SALON We specialize in permanent waving 3325 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate, Calif. LO. 6-7366 Subscribe now for your DOWNEY LIVEWIRE 8. LEADER for all the news, sports, social We Solicit Your News 8323 E, Firestone Blvd., Downey Telephone TOrrey 7-2240 Res. TOrrey 7-3707 BELLFLOWER DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 16900 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Calif. LOUIS J. GASPER, Owner SAN RO SHE BEAUTY STUDIO Hazel Hunt - Mina Sadler 9304 E. Firestone Blvd., Downey, Calif. 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LOAN ,X X B may sAv ACCOUNTKTQQ Y if., Elf, KR 'P' , f' . Com Ivd., j26mptorki,LA X 15359 mount Blvd., ountkef Bowne! PAINT XGEN B 'CVR' long 'Ich is Z x A ! '7 -at 8040 E esfone T ' -1' K Y H81 Long Beach Blv ' JV Tvlymfvo A alif. kia :PORTER REALT Rs o A Q II7 ng Bea Blvd. ' , ,.,, ,..,..-, A, 1 x I X- J R X X -X FR Yrawood, Calif. W B g W QAMPBELUQB3-ARA UNE DWARE Torres and 'I3E'5Lh:'aramount i wifi? On swge-f X' Hanfdule, Calif. Qixu B5 Ykiqv YN x I f Y 'L .- N BQ Y, r W-, l 1 9 ,X fr N4- LOU'S TV SALES 8. SERVICE 9237 Lakewood Blvd. N. Downey TO. 1-5113 Visit Remodeled and Enlarged Record Dept. McCRACKEN APPLIANCE STORE CARL WELCH 16259 Paramount Blvd. Paramount ME. 3-4422 ARISTOCRAT FURNITURE MANUFACTURING CO. 3705 E. Gage Ave. Bell, Calif. LU. 1-0163 .lust a few of our mechanics, John Galyen, Jerry Zaharias and Dick Malley. SAMUEL SHOE STORE 209 E, Compton Blvd. Compton, Blvd. LELAND'S HARDWARE CO. 13150 Paramount Blvd. Hollydale, Calif. ME, 3-1537 NEWBERRY'S I 1 'Your Friendly Variety Dept, Store' 6627 Atlantic Blvd. Bell, Calif. LU. 8-1503 LACQUERS - LACQUER THINNER SPARTAN LACQUER CO. 9255 E. Imperial Hwy., Downey LU. 2-6462 Synthetic Enamels MABRY'S DRUG 12030 Garfield Ave. Hollydale, Calif. CAPTAIN DICK'S FUN AND HUBBY SHOP 12023 Long Beach Blvd., Lynwood NE. 1-5226 Capt. Dick and Doris O'Shaughnessy Compliments of MOCHON and ASSOCIATES PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 725 E. Compton Blvd. Compton WHITE HOUSE LIQUORS Beer - Liquors - Wine - Cordials 16302 S. Clark Ave. Bellflower, Calif. Goldena and Louis Gasper TO. 7-4813 Our Specialty . . . WEDDINGS and PARTY CAKES SWISS-AMERICAN BAKERY and PASTRY SHOP NEwmark 1-3439 1216 E. Compton Blvd. One block West of Long Beach Blvd., Compton, Calif. Helen Humes, Bobbie McCarty, Carol, Linda Scott and Sue Stitler, Pius X girls, eating, NORWALK MANOR MARKET Tender Meats - Fine Liquors Complete Grocery and Vegetable Dept. Post Office and Variety Dept. INSURE AND MAKE sune C. D. MOSIER INSURANCE - All Lines of Insurance - 15728 S. Paramount Blvd. The FINEST in Service ME. 3-1473 NE. 6-4072 '0T'N'T0T BUTLER and HEGHER 7224 Pacific Blvd., Huntongton Park ATTORNEY AT LAW LU. 1-3388 ' Serving the Best Food ' Luncheon, Cocktails, and Dinner 1111 E. Compton Blvd. NE. 1-7481 NE. 6-3139 SHRIMP BASKET Best Shrimp in Town New Location: 704 S. Long Beach Blvd. JIM HARTLEY-Realtor 11701 Long Beach Blvd. Compton, Calif- Lynwood, Calif. NE. 1-3891 WORTHING'S LIQUOR STORE KEN PORTER REALTORS 36l8 Tweedy Blvd' 11720 Long Beach Blvd. South Gate, Calif. Lynwood NE. 1-1194 COMPLIMENTS SUNSET LIQUOR STORE 121 N. Long Beach Blvd. Compton, Calif. MR. and MRS. E. H. LUDWIG SPAYNE REALTY INC. Real Estate ' Loans ' Notary Public 660 Whittier Blvd. PA. 1-5169 RA. 3-4414 BEVERLY REALTY 7876 E. Florence Ave., Downey Homes - Income - Commercial Member of Downey Multiple Service TO, 2-6851 TO. 1-7813 201 Phone: NEwmark I -8206 RAY'S FLYING A SERVICE 2200 E. 124th St., Willowbrook, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS Ray Corbett, Prop. Pick-up 8. Delivery PASQUAL'S Hair Stylists PERSONALIZED STYLING The Novitidte of the 3550 E. Imperial Hwy. Lynwood, conf NE. 8-9111 Daughters of Mary and Jesus FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEE FAGER'S BODY, FENDER 3. PAINT SHOP Eddie Fager 3830 E. Firestone Ph LO. 7-4242 S h G , C If 12935 San Vincent Blvd. one out me cl Brentwood, California FASHION , STORE FOR MEN 255 E, Compton Blvd. Compton, Calif. NE. 6-4847 Mike Mollo, Mike McCarthy, Bernard Terhorst, John Ruiz, Don Breazeale, and Charlie Schrepter, are enthusiastic as Mr. Lugo explains the rudiments of I64Il electricity. CUR 48th YEAR QUALITY FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME FURNITURE CARPETS HOUSEWARES APPLIANCES TELEVISION CThomboAon'A Bellflower Blvd., Bellflowe f, conf O Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF '58 from VEATCH'S SHOES 11121 So. Downey Ave. BRIDAL and FORMAL GowNs - VEILS COMPTON TUX 81 GOWN RENTAL 845 E. Compton Blvd. Compton, Calif. Complete Formal Wear for Adults and Children NEwmark 2-7725 Invitations - Paper Goods DAETWEILER TIRE 8. AUTO SUPPLY 3366 Imperial Highway Lynwood, Calif. BRAKE 81 WHEEL ALIGNMENT Dates Daetweiler NEwmark 8-1187 NEvada 6-7005 LU. 2-9428 HAROLD'S BETTER FOODS COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Meats - Vegetables - Fruits - Groceries 3231 E. Florence Ave., Huntington Park, Calif. HAROLD L. WOLD DOROTHY L. WOLD Amlssrrlc STA-CLEAN Quickly . . , throughly removes Oil, Grease, Tar, Grime, Carbon, Paint, Stains, Printers Ink, from Skin, Surfaces, or Washable Clothing. Leaves Hands and Face Soft and Smooth GLENN JONES CHEVROLET NEW and USED CARS and TRUCKS at 14925 So. Paramount in Paramount BOBBIE LYNN SPORT TOGS 16542 Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, Norwalk, and Downey TO. 7-3242 C Id o c t iinly look happy. JoAnn Joseph and Mike a er or : Could be they iust splurged next week's allowance! Phone: 145 East Compton Blvd. NEwmark 5-3588 Compton, California BEETLER'S JARMAN SHOE STORE SHOES Fon MEN DON BEETLER sos BEETLER Phone NEwmark 5-6211 KILLARNEY LIQUOR STORES INC. Maine Store-869 W. Olive MAI FOLEY, owne r Compton, Calif. 107. Discount with Student Body Card at SPORT MU FFLER 14903 Lakewood ME. O-3413 10920 Garfield, South Gate, TOpaz 9-1612 JOHNNIE'S CAFE COCKTAILS ' DELICIOUS FOOD 5916 Maywood Ave., Huntington Park LU. 7-6542 BOULEVARD BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Alignment and Balancing Official Brake Station No. 2958 11437 So. Paramount Blvd., Downey TOpaz 2-4825 BILL LEVELOFF'S TURF CLUB -- Organ Music Nightly - HOME OF FINE FOODS One of Southern California's FINEST RESTAURANTS 9001 Telegraph Rd., Rivera OX. 9-6214 O BOB WHITE I-IoIvIE FURNISHINGS, INC. MAPLE ' MAHOGANY ' PROVINCIAL FURNITURE Free Decorating and Parking - Easy Terms - 8152 E. Firestone Blvd. POSTAGE FREE anywhere in the world when you SAVE BY MAIL At Huntington Park First Savings . . . you can SAVE . . . by mail, postage-free, from anywhere in the World and earn 47. current annual rate paid 4 times per year. All accounts are insured to 510,000 by an Agency of the U.S, Government and First Eavings has an uninterrupted ecord of high divi- dends paid since organization in 1928. Simply send us your check and we do the rest. Funds received through the 10th each month earn from the 1st at . . . Huntington Park FIRST SAVINGS ROBERT L. LYNCH, President Assets now over 31 million Dgwney, Cglifgrniq 47:1 Current Annual Rate 4 Earnings Payments per Year TOpaz 2-1103 2650 Zoe Ave. LUdlow 3-1541 South Gate Branch: 4240 Tweedy Blvd. LOrain 4-4551 Wonder if Bill Roy, Nick Stiren, Dan Bates, Mike Bair, and Bill Jenkins are thinking how easy the whole busi- ness looks-when Mr. Lugo does it, that is! CONGRATULATIONS obglfeary uic There is no substitute for quality 11214 South Downey Ave. TOpaz 1-1261 Downey, California LUdlow 3-4966 204 The peals of praise ring sweet. BEST WISHES FROM ST. EMYDIUS MOTHERS CLUB JAY GEE TEE VEE SERVICE 5665 Main Street, Hollydale Glen Nevins and Joe Collins ME. 3-8773 MEDICAL ARTS PRESCRIPNON PHARMACY 'Your Prescriptions . , . Our Specialty Hours: Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. 3625 Century Blvd., Lynwood 5101 E. Florence Ave., Bell NE. 8-4181 Compliments of Junior and Senior High School 13640 So. Bellflower Blvd. Bellflower, California Conducted by the Salesians of St. John Bosco GREETINGS FROM ST. GERTRUDE'S CHURCH 7125 Garfield Ave. Bell Gardens, California LU. 1-8829 CONGRATULATIONS FROM A FRIEND TOpaz 1-1278 DOWNEY BUILDING MATERIALS Ready Mixed Concrete - Plastering Material Cement - Rock - Sand - Bricks - Building Blocks JOHN W. EZZELL, Owner 11432 S. Paramount Blvd. Downey, California BEAR FURNITURE Televisions Household Appliances 4437 Tweedy Blvd. Robert M. Wilson Res. LO. 9-9064 LOrain 6-4157 THE THRIFT SHOP 11183 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood NE, 2-0207 CHlLD'S TOGGERY 4120 Tweedy Blvd., South Gate, Calif. LO. 7-2439 E, A, Casimir NE, 8-1516 Carpets-Wall to Wall TIMES INTERIORS Upholstering 8- Draperies - Furniture MAC ARANDA 11225 Long Beach Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. COMPLIMENTS OF JEFF SHERRATT Congratulations from BOULEVARD VARIETY 9607 Long Beach Blvd., South Gate, Calif. LO. 6-8827 Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. BEST WISHES From CREST MU FFLER 11024 Paramount, Downey TO. 1-7913 TRAMMELL SERVICE 11125 Paramount Blvd. Phone: TO. 25413 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '58 From JUNIOR Homeroom 209 BEST WISHES from HUB CONSTRUCTION CO. 12053 South Paramount Blvd. Downey, Calif. Best Wishes Overglaze Colors-- Gold - Medium from Hand printed china and Brushes Custom Firing - Gifts D9W'1eY GOLDENA THERESE GASPER CONGRATUl-ATl0N5 9701 Walnut Ave. Bellflower 'O 'he CLASS of 1958 TO. 7-3707 PETER G. LINDNER, M.D. TONY LEASE REX GUILDERS ox. 2-6442 COMMERCIAL LUMBER CO. W h b l d h Q Il d . e,..Z,.n2'f.fl.l,fT,l Sllwfifl Sf :g::enl.L.i.d Tl Yeile 7117 E. Flfesfofle Blvd- 9 home improvement at the Mercer residence, 10420 Morn- ingave, Downey, and trust this will serve as our best recommendation. Thanks to the Mercers.' Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 From HOMEROOM 107 Downey, Calif. R. T. CHANDLER INSURANCE 11924 E. Firestone Blvd. Norwalk, Calif. Res, UN. 3-5064 Bus. UN. 3-2615 206 CHRIS 8. PITT'S BAR-B-Q CAFES The Original Old Fashioned Wood Barbeque 6701 E. Florence Bell Gardens, TO, 9-0316 NOW - EIGHT LOCATIONS: Lynwood, Whittier, Bellflower, Two in Downey, Long Beach, Garden Grove, and Van Nuys ANGELINO FINE FOODS ' BANQUETS ' COCKTAILS 914 S. Long Beach Blvd., Compton NEwmark 1-6260 L. FRANK CUTTEN INSURANCE SERVICE AUTO - FIRE - BONDS - LIFE - TRUCK ACCIDENT . LIABILITY - COMPENSATION Phones: MEtcalf 3-1821 - NEvada 6-4042 13618 S. Garfield, P.O. Box 55, Hollydale, Calif. St. Francis Hospital of Lynwood Operated by The SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS of PENANCE and CHRISTIAN CHARITY 3630 Imperial Highway Lynwood, California SPURLOCK INSURANCE 727 E, Compton Blvd. Compton COLONIAL FLORIST 8329 E. Center St. Paramount, Calif. POTASHNlCK'S MEN And aovs STORE CONRAD POTASHNICK 1 1134 S. Downey Avenue, Downey, California TOpaz 2-2727 MEDIC PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY CHARLES WOOTEN, Ph.G. 11125 So. Atlantic Blvd. Lynwood, Calif. HYDE'S SHOES 11147 So. Downey Ave. Downey, Calif. JERRY CHAPMAN INSURANCE 1826 E. Compton Blvd. Compton, California. HOT-N-TOT 7224 Pacific Blvd. Huntington Park, Calif. 20 7 luiaia-ni rqppaaef fad- Zyamen coats - suits - dresses - formals lingerie - sportswear Downey, Calif 8335 Firestone Blvd. TOpaz 2-3729 Dear Mqdgmg HOURS 8 TO 6:30 l cordially invite you to visit my ultra-modern salon. M COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE IVID B E V E MISS BEAUTY PAGEANT lND UAL ARBER S R lc l7l6 N .Willowbrook Ave. Compton 4, Calif TO. 6-3018 First Listing Under M in Your Telephone Directory A 8 L Co. Bellflower Blvd. at Rosecrans Evenings till ll P.M. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Nu' lo Union oil Industrial 8- Commercial Sincerely' 3316 Post Street M. LOUIS, Hairdresser LOrain 7-3975 South Gate, Calif. 208 1 U-L ,J QQ 5 .Z9..e,41,-'Q44c2,' 'N' Yffffmwy Wg Wx? -v.,..'Zve WA ' ,?5Li,4t-4f4J ' JW -7161! ! yMff1JZJZLJ1d.iw4fffQJfflff1fQyM4fWML ,awwg 1wMM WWMfM'm7 4 ,0Mmf,,Zwh4Q,fG2Z-0 WM? mv' ff' JJww2w7Mff1vf7f24Q 1:LQ fWWM1fffMff Wifi fl? L yflwwf if . , - awuzlnfggl ' O4 'KX' K ,K X V ff Q Aj 'f lv!! 1 Aw' ' ', V' fm pb! 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Alvarado, Joe ......... Antal, Arleen ....... Babcock, Eva . ......... Baham, Consuelo ......... Ay. ....... Bohan, Joseph .... ..... .,... Ball, Patrick ................ lr ........ Bardsley, Christine ...... . ...... Barndallar, James ...... 'Bouerly, Karen .,..,.. Beomon, Richard ..... Behm, Ginger ......... Benadom, Janonn ......... Bertrand , Bob .,....v.... J. Beu , Jackie ...... ........... Birchler,.Charles ..... sum, Jehu ......,,. Ioenau, Marilyn ..... .. ' Boland, Dennis .......... V Banilla, Sylvia .......... , ..... . iBansongue, David .... JV ........ Branmck, Art .i ......... ...... Brasheor, Jim ,,..,.., UV.. Bressano, JoAnne .. Brown, Shirly ..,.,.. Bulliet, Mariann .... Burke, Madeline Caldera, Patricia Coyer, Janet ........ ..., Cianciolo,, Dave .. Conley, Patricia .. .. Conlin, Betty ,,.,,,.... Cora, Marilyn ..,. ...... .V I ,,.f .,,,,,. , Creig - , ackie Critchtield, Robert ..... Crosby, Sharon .... Deary, Dae .......... Delorrell, Walter .... Delgado, Swain ,,,.,. DaIlaPelIa, Richard .... Denevan, Sharon .1 ...,.. Doll, Nora ................. Duenas, Connie ....., DuFresne, J. Allen ..,..... Dunham, Margaret ...... Dunn, Marianne ...... Ehret, linda ......... Ellis, Joal ,,,.... Ensman, Ellen ...... Fall, Marilyn ..... Fallon, Jane ...... 212 SENIORS i957 1958 f , fi Pius Seniors Directory List! f e WM, , 7652? Fallon, Joseph ,...,., Fincher, Joyce .,........... . Fischenich, Richard ..... .. Fischer, Richard .,.,. Fischer, Thomas ,... Fisher, Kathleen .... Floeck, Judy .......... Frascella, William .... .. Frase, Delilah ......,. Fromdahl, Karen ...... .. Galasso, Joseph ...... . Galvin, Geni ..,.... Galyen, James ...... Gospar, Louis ..... George, Ann ......... Gibbons, Robert ....... Graham, Sandy .... Griggers, Porter .... Hale, Bernard .... Halpin, John ...... Hand, Judy ........ Hansinger, Bob ..... Harrell, Mike' .... . Harrison, James .... Haverman, Frank ..,... 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