Pomona Catholic High School - Fidelian Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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M E RD WLMKSM FOR WO .y f W Midway in the month of September when everyone is wondering who will compete in the World Series, and the football season is getting underway, boys and girls from eighteen outlying communities gather in the green-walled auditorium of Pomona Catholic to begin another year of formal education. Enkindled within this group of students is a spark which will soon develop into a glowing fire known as school spirit. It is this spirit that moves with us through Pomona Catholic from 8:30 to 3:00 each day. We know this spirit in the hustled chapel call each morning and in the classes, assemblies, rallies, and track meets. We know this spirit on Friday nights as we yell our throats dry watching our Spartans match forces with rival teams. This spirit is the driving force that manifests itself in the mission drive, in the Homecoming dance, in the student- sponsored Fiesta, and even, if you will, in the screeching of brakes on Williams Street at the end of the school day. School Spirit is that something intangible, yet intensely real, that is poured into day after day of our school life. It is this spirit that the Fidelian staff has selected as a theme for this year's annual. The 1956PFidelian salutes the spirit of Pomona Catholic! SWG? sf 1,907 N y 55 MQ Published by the Senior Class swf f ff? Pomona Call ornla W D :ii Y of Pomona Catholic Iihgh School M, DEDICA T I UN ,gp Q4,-,a,4,! LQ 4,1 J ' f L4-4.2 .1-15, -X T ff Q ff-V vf7 11 ,.,,ff,,-L,g,,7 .xL,,, ,V I , 'LJ .fl ,Qu, f ff' jf , . 1 7, .Af I 6-V '1,4f4-4,,-X ,,,,L7,1,w6x S' A T ,fl V' QC if ,ff L' . ,C , V 7.,,,., M , 0-X ,41 L K 9,4 ,:7V.,b7v . J X ,J V 1 f f 1 ,L4 c fl, -1 Z' K Mc. -M 1 CONTENTS FACULTY Page 6' SCHOOL Page 40 SPOR TS Page 86 SENIORS Page I4 E V ENT S Page 62 FACES They have UICIIIICCIICII their ll'l'l'.S' to enrich ours, and se! forth goals worthy of our lllgll6SI efforts Rev. Thomas P English, PASTOH, ADMINIS T RA T OR . . and our cherished friend His many holy and outstanding achievements have built within the Catholic community of Pomona a reservoir of spiritual strength to meet the problems of every day living. T EA CHERS COUNSEL OR speaking the language of eternity, they seek to form souls into beauti ul images of Cod REV. LONGINUS JANKUS, Assistant of St. joseph Parish. REV. CHARLES KELLAGHER, Assistant of Our Lady of -Guadalupe Parish, Instructor of religion. REV. JAMES J. MURPHY, Assistant of St. joseph Parish, Instructor of religion, Counselor, Director of Athletics, Chaplain of the Parent-Teachers Asso- ciation. REV. PATRICK A. POWER, Assistant of St. joseph Parish, Counselor. SISTER lNlARY BENILDA, Principal, teacher of mathematics, moderator of the Associated Student Body. OUR PRINCIPAL . whose untiring devotion to our weyare will ever be a source of inspiration to us. V ' , ,ff . X ,Q K , X lfktyi T HCQERS FRIENDS J' if ll N Teachers are easy to remember. There is something about them that makes them pl X V15 special people to us and keeps them Hxed in our memories. In years to come, the V ,J N things they have done for us, things'that today might seem dull, impractical and gf ,NN ' uninteresting, will take on new meaning and significance under the impact of life. txt NY, Wfe will look back with pride and thankfulness for the truths they have shown us. ,NX We shall be ever grateful to them for striving to create in us well-formed and H i richly informed minds tn order that we mtght wrestle effectlvely with the problems J and difficulties that come our way. God bless them alll t P , I SISTER MARY IZRMIZNILDA, Teacher of chemistry, life SISTER MARY BERTILIA, Teacher of homemaking, home science and general science: Sponsor of the Freshman Class nursingg Sponsor of the Freshman Class and Moderator of antl Moderator of the Science Club, Young Christian Students and Homemaking Club. SISTISR MARY THOMASISTTIZ, Teacher of biology and alge- SISTER MARY AMANDETTE, Teacher of trigonometry, brag Sponsor of the Freshman Class, Future Nurses Club and geometry and advanced algebra: Sponsor of the Senior Class Biology Club. and Business Adviser of the Fidelian. nw'-'-f---'W ' ' ' 7- i . -ali' my 9 197. 4 :iff-ax, , ,F SISTER DIARY LAI'l7INIf - Teacher of art, English, religion, Dean of girls, Sponsor of the Fresh- man Class, Moderator of the Sodality. SISTER INIARY PUTIENTIAQ Teacher of general languages, French, religion, Sponsor of the Sophomore Class, and Moderator of the Future Teachers club. MRS. BERTIIA CAIIIDILLO- Teacher of linglish, Spanish, Ad- viser of the Sophomore Class. IVIRS. INIARGARET MARTl-- Girls' physical education. SISTER MARY ANILLA-Teacher of sociology and English, Sponsor of Key Club, California Scholarship Federation and National Honor Society. SISTER MARY MAXIMILIA 3 Teacher of English, Sponsor of the junior Class, Moderator of the Boosters Club. f I2 hehz us ln our hlghest and noblest undertaking- the formation 0 our minds SISTER MARY DOLORIA-Teacher of clerical practice, typing, driver education, Sponsors seniors, Moderator of Usherettes and Vocation Club. SISTER MARY THEOPHANE-Teacher of drama, jour- nalism, speech, Moderator of junior Class: Adviser of Fidelian and Lance staffs. SISTER MARY FILONILLA-Teacher of algebra, gen- eral math, and drafting, Sponsor of the Sophomore Class and the junior Red Cross. SISTER MARY CELINE-Teacher of music, English, music appreciation, Sponsor of the junior Class. SISTER MARY ALOYSIANA-Teacher of Latin, Sponsor of the Freshman Class, Moderator of the Latin Club, POR TS AND TUDIE Coaches molded us physically and formed us mentally MR. FRANK CAUDILLO-Teacher of Spanish, Sponsor of Sopho- more Class and Spanish Club. Coach of bee basketball and football. MR. HERBERT ADAMS+Teacher of American history and physi- cal education, Assistant Coach of football, Coach of baseball. MR. FARLFY DAY-Teacher of bookkeeping and general mathe- matics, Sponsor of Lettermen Club, Head coach of varsity football and track. MR. CAL STEWART Qnot picturedj-Teacher of XVorld history and physical education, Head coach of basketball, Coach of bee baseball and football. Nzey left a lCl.S'l'I.lIg trace of their noble ClCiII.Cl'C'lIIl'llf.S' on the spirit of Pomona 621111011-l' CLASS OF 1957 Q 'ii 1, N JOHN GANGIQR Sain! Gcorgc On! nm Sodality . . . Civics Club Science Club . . . Secretary of ku Club . . . Soclality Certiliczttc Football JIZAN ALCALA AUDREY ALVAREZ Sain! 1unIl'y1I1'c'f Cfbiuo Sain! jotcpb Pomona Sotlality . . . Lonfraternity of Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Civics Christian Doctrine , . . Young Club , , . Spanish Club . . . junior Christian Students . . . Senior Real Cross , . . Soclality Certificate Class Treasurer . . . junior Red Cross . . . Usherettes . . . Civics Club . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . National Honor Society . . . Knights of Columbus Speech Contest Award . . . Short- hand Certificate . . . Sodality Cer- tificate . . . Co-Editor of Ficlelian CLASS 0 1.957 RAQUEI. BAIZ Saint joseph Pomona Sodality . , . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Senior Class Representative . . . Usher- ettes . . . Girls' Athletic Associa- tion . . . President of the junior Red Cross . . . Secretary of Civics Club . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Vice-President of National Honor Society...Poetry Award . . . Soclality Certificate , . . Typing Certificate . . . Fidelian Stall' Q11 i i STEPHEN BORGOGNO Sain! Louis of Iirimrv Basset! Sotlality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . junior Rc-tl Cross . . . Key Club . . . Lettermen Club . . . Football , . . Baseball . . . Sotlality Metlal WILLIAM BAUM Sain! fosvpb Pomona Civics Club . . . Key Club . . . Football I7 MARTIN BLAKE THOBTAS BERNIER Our Lady of the Sain! Frmlrvs Azusa A5-Wmpfiofl Clf 'f'7 9'11 Soclality . . . junior Holy Name junior Holy Name Society . . . Society , . . Civics Club . . . Senior Civics Club . . . Lettermen Club Class Representative . . . French . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Club . , . Key Club . . . American Football Legion lissay Axxarcl , . . Poetry Awartl . . . Co-litlitor of Lance . . .Layout Editor of Ficlelian . ,. Lettermen Club . . . Football RAYMOND BOUCHARD A UELINE BEQEQI-TRAGER S4211 ijzisvpb C ' ClPlin10m: .wat'... Sffffff1Hfffff Cvffffd Ffeftih Hub . . .TEES Cliib . . . Sodality . . . Civics Club Sodality Certificate 'Ti oi -1ui ,- PAUL CARINGELLA Sain! George Ontario Sodality . . . Young Christian Students . . . Civics Club . , . Key Club . . . President of Associated Student Body . . . President of Class in Freshman, Sophomore, junior Years . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Na- tional Honor Society . . . Attorney- Generalg Boys' State . . . Certifi- cate of Merit, Los Angeles Exam- iner History Contest . . . Lion's Club Speech Award . . . Poetry Award . . . Sports Editor of Lance . . . Sports Editor of Fidelian . .. Baseball , . . Reporter for local papers . . . Science Symposium Oratory Award . . , Bullock's Leaders of Tomorrow Award , . . National Merit Scholarship Winner . . . Bank of America Cup Award FRANCIS BUCKLIEY Irnnztiflllulzf Conception Al0?IVOI'i4l Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club WII.LlAM CAHILI. Sain! joseph Ln Puvnlc Sodality . . . Young Christian Students . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club . . . Senior Class Representa- tive . . , Vice-President of Sopho- more Class , . . President of Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation . . . National Honor Society . . . So- dality Certificate . . . Track . . . Editor of Lance . . . Lion's Club Speech Award , . . Bank of Amer- ica Cup Wfinner . . . National Merit Finalist XVAYNE CAREY Sain! joseph Lu Puente Sodality . . . Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Letternien Club . . . Key Club . , . President of Sophomore Class . , . President of National Honor Society . . . Sodality Award . . . Baseball Letter SANDRA CARLSON Sain! joxepb Pomona Civics Club , . . Booster Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Usherettes l 5 THERESA CORTEZ a Vi 01,1 IROBhRr LHOLRWA Sain! Ifrtuzftzv Azusa ' l Y Q5f'1 f.l0-'1'f'l7 Pvmwfff Suclgtlity . . . Cunfrtlternity uf J Sotlztlity , . . Young Christian Christian Doctrine . . . Civics X0 I - Students . . . licy Cluhv. D, . Cilee Club .V . . Usherettes . . . Girls' lv Club . . . President uf Civics Club Athletic Associattiotl . . , Volley- Xy lj . . . Bnsebitll . . . Funtball bull . . . Baseball X 1 Qi S' ,M t W f Jw iw M! H- I vi? l,lNl3A COX Suiul K l1risloplrt'r' llqexl Cvlllfllal Smlitlity , . . Civics Club . . Btmstet' Club . . . junior Real Crosa . . . Girls' Athletic Assouiat- tiun . . . Cilee Club . , . Sutlnlity Awttrtl . . . Mxtjurette . . . limer- tatinment att Curunat lluspitatl V ,' CLASS 1.95 7 RALPH DELGADO O1n'L11dy of Gllrlllrllllflt' Chino VEN 5 Sudatlity . , .rjllllllif lluly Ntime Society . , . lxey Club . . . Con- Pom ' fraternity of Christian Doctrine C lub 1 Name Club, . . . . . Civits Club . . . Spanish Club . . . juniur Reel Cross . . . Letter- men Club . . . Sutlitlity Award X . . . Football . . . Track 1 aw 'C ,lffffjffffk PA'l'RiCl A DEVINE Sain! jmufzla Pomona Civias Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Future Nurses Club , 4 . l'sherutu:s , . . Latin Club KATHLEEN DOMER Saint Franrcs Azusa Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Usherettes . . . Sodality Award . . . Shorthand Award 20 DONALD DOTY Saint joseph La Pucnlv Sodality . . . Civics Club . . Lettermen Club . . . Key Club.. Poetry Award , . . Sodality Cerl tificate . . . Football RUBY ESCALERA Saint joseph La Puente Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club . . , Spanish Club . . . Lettermen Club . . . Football . . . Baseball MARION FLORES Saint Christopher lluvst Covina Confraternity of Christian Dot'- trine . . . Civics Club . . . Future Nurses Club MARLENE FOUQUETTE Saint joseph Pomona Sotlnlity . . . Booster Club . . . Usherettes . . . Civics Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . junior Real Cross . . . Sodality Certificate . . . Cheerleader HAROLD FULTON Sain! Margaret Chino Soclality . . . junior Holy Name Societ' . . . Civics Club . . . Let y . termen Club . . . Key Club . . . Sodality Certificate . , . Football . . . Baseball RAYMOND GARCIA Saint Fmnres Azusa Sodality . . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Vice-President of Civics Club . . . Glee Club . . . Lettermen Club . . . Key Club . . . Sodality Certificate . . . Basketball MARY JANE GAUGH AN Imnmrulfzlv Conception Monrovia Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Glee Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Booster Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sodality Certifi- cate 'fra p.-1- arf' CLASS F 195 7 Y-ani 1-J KATH LIEEN GAVRAN Sain! George Ouhlrio Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Usher- UIICS . . . junior Red Cross . . . Poetry Award . . . Flagster . . . Lance Stall . . . Fidelian Staff EMILY HAINES Sain! Iosvpb Pomona Sodality . . . Civics Club . , . Boosters Club . , . junior Red Cross . . . Vsherettes Club . , . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sudttlity Certihcate . . . Typing Certificate . . . Songleader LLVIRA GOMEZ Sacred Hear! Pomona Sodaltty . . . Confraterntty of Christian Doctrine . . . Civics Club . . . Usherettes . . . Sodality Award RALPH GONZALES Nativity Cburtb El Manic Sodality . . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club . . . Lettermen Club . . . President of Spanish Club . . Baseball . . . Football DONALD HALE if Nei 41 .1 Sain! George Ontario Soclality . . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality Award . . . Poetry Awarcl . . . Track Award CARMEN HENDERSON Sain! john Balzlwin Park Civics Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Booster Club . . . Future Nurses Club. . . Glee Club . . . President of Regettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . Flngstcr . . . Lance Staff . . Fidelian Staff CLASS F 1957 23 JAMES HILLEN Key Club . , . Civics Club CHARLES HODELL Sain! joseph Pomona Prefect of Sodality , . . junior Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club . . . Letter- men Club . . . President of Senior Class . . . Glee Club . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Elk's junior Citizen Award . . . Sodality Award . . . Football . . , Track . . . Most Improved Football Award 1 'dx 'S EMILY JESSUP Sain! joseph Pomona Prefect of Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Usherettes . . . Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation . . . National Honor Society . . . So- dality Award. . . American Legion Essay Award...Editor of Fidelian it 24 KATHERINE KANE Sain! joseph Pomona Sodality , . . Civics Club , . . Cilee Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Future Nurses Club . . , Sodality Award . . . Usherettes KATHLEEN KENNEDY lmmacultile COI1l'l'pli0PI Monrovia Civics Club . . . Usherettes . .. Booster Cluh . . . junior Red Cross . . . Poetry Award SHIRLEY l.ARlVEE Saint foxtffllz Pomrnm Sodality . . . Civics Club . . , Treasurer of Sophomore Class . . . X Usherettes , . . junior Red Cross . . . National Honor Society . . . Poetry Award . . . Sodality Award . . . Songleader V ROSEMARY KEHL Saint Margarvi Chino Secretary of Sodality . . . Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine . . . Young Christian Students . . . IUANNIQ KQRSGAARD Civics Club . , . Girls' Athletic Association , , . . I 5. President of Future Nurses Club . . , junior Red 'S 1l C 'g' lO'H Cross . . . National Honor Society . . . California fiiiiw fillll' . - ,IUYHUF RMI Scholarship Federation . . , Poetry Award . . , HM Sodalitv Award . . . Lance Staff . . . Fidelian Stall . . , President of Health Committee . . . Volleyball BARBARA LARSEN Sain! jareplf Pomoni Sotlality . . . Civics Club . . . Vice-President uf Future Nurses Club . . . -luninr Retl Cross . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . llsherelles . . . Smlztlity Award W . , . Ficlelian Stall' . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Volleyball lNllCHAlfl. l.ASSALlfT'I'lf Sain! Louis of l'i7'tUlL'l' litlsivll Civics Club . . . Vice-President of Key Club . . , Lcttermen Club . . . Must lrnprm'etl Basketball Award . , . Fimtlmll . . . Baseball . . . Basketball CLASS 195 7 VIRGINIA LIEPORIZ PATRICIA LOOS Stzinl foxvpb Pomona Stlcrwtl Ilcirrl Corin.: Civics Club . . . Usherettcs . . . Sutlality . . . Vocation Club , .. Booster Club . . . Bookkeeping Civics Club . . . Future Nurses Awartl . . . Shorthand Award. .. Club . . . 'luniur Real Cross . . . Typing Award . . . Majorctte Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sudality Awartl CLASS 0 195 7 LANWRENCE LUVISI Saint Rita Sierra Madre Lcttermen Club. . .Civics Club . . . Poetry Certificate . . . Foot- ball . . Basketball . . . Track -0 LEONA MARCELLIN Saint foxepb La Puente Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Civics Club . . . Presi- clent of Girls' Athletic Associa- tion . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . National Honor Society . . . Senior Class Repre- sentative . . . Business Staff Award . . . Business Manager of Ficlelian PETER MARQUEZ Sain! Frances Azum Civics Club . . . Key Club l -z.-if -ol MARILYN MACINTYRIE Saint Frmzrvx Azura Sodality . . , Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Civics Club . . . Usherettes . . . junior Red Cross . . . Soclality Certificate FLOYD MCCREADY Sain! joseph Pomona Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Senior Class Representtaive . . . Science Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Key Club . . . Letter- men Club . . . Track MARLENE MCDONALD Sain! joseph Pomona Sodality . . . Civics Club . . , Social Chairman of Senior Class . . . Usherettes . . . Booster Club . , . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality Award . . . Songleader . . . Home- coming Queen SALLY MCDERMOTT Saint George Ontario Sodality . . . Civics Club . . , Usherettes . . . Booster Club . . . Secretary of Freshmen Class . . . Secretary-Treasurer of Regettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Soclality Award . . . Poetry Award . . . Flagster . . . Lance Staff . . . Fidelian Staff DELIA MARTINEZ Our Lady of Glmdalupv Chino Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . , . Civics Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . , Booster Club PATRICIA MARTIN Saint joseph Pomona Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Usherettcs . . . junior Red Cross . . . Shorthand Award . , . So- dality Certificate Q1-ff l -so l wi RANIDX' lNllfYlfR CAROLE MEYERS FRIED lNlON'l'lfS Slim! jolm Iinldzvirz Park Sizrrwl Hvarl Covina Sacrvzl Hcurl Pomomi Civics Club . . . Spanish Club Sodzllity . . . Civics Club . . . Civics Club. . , Letterman Club . . , Science Club . , . Key Club Booster Club . . . Usherettes . . . , . . Key Club . . . Glcc Club . , . Shorthand Award . . . Majorettc Football . . . Track CLASS O I9 7 VIRGINIA MILLIER GLORIA MINANO Saint joscpb Pomona Sain! joseph Pomona Sodzllity . . , Young Christian Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Students . . . Civics Club , . . Girls' Athletic Association , , . Ushcrettes . . . Girls' Athletic junior Red Cross . . . Usherettes Association . . . National Honor . . . Booster Club . . . Secretary Society...California Scholarship of Senior Class , . . Sodality Federation . . . Sodnlity Award Award . . . Cheerleader ALBAN MORENO Sain! joseph Lu Puente Sodality . . . Civics Club . . . Vice-President of Class in Sopho- more, junior Year . . . Vice-Presi- dent of Associated Student Body . . . Lettermcn Club , . . Key Club . . . Most Improved Football Award . . . Most Valuable Foot- ball Award . . . Track ANNETTL MORGAN Sum! jose pb Pomona Civics Club . . . Glee Club . . . Lance Stall' . . . Fidelian Staff E LIZABETH MOYNIER .Sunil joseph La Puenlc Sodality . . . Vocation Club... Civics Club . . , Girls' Athletic Association . . . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality Award . . . Volley- ball . , . Basketball . . . Baseball CAROL OUELLIZTTIS Sain! 10541211 Pomona Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Civics Club . . . filcc Club . . , junior Red Cross . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Vshcrcttes . , . Sodality Award , . . Poetry Award . . . Reporter for local papers ,-0 1:7 BEVERLY MURRAY Sain! joseph Pomona Civics Club . . . Cilee Club . . . Shorthand Certificate DOLORIES NAZIONALE DAVID O DI LL f AROL O Hl ARN Suinr losvpb l'plaml Sain! Mm'garc'l Chino S :ml cfm tbt I3 lllllxl Soclality . . . Civics Club . . . Civics Club . . Spuush Club B'l'l 'P i Clue Club . , , Booster Club . . . . . . junior Recl Cross Pres: Sotlulitx x C Future Nurses Club , . . Girls' dent of Key Club Blsketbftll Cilce Club umor Rul Cross Athletic Association . . . junior . 4 , Lance Staff . , Pitlelian Stiff Booster Club inrls Recl Cross . . , Lance Stull . , . . ..Bnsebz1ll Atliletit Assouluon Soclilits lficlelinn Stull . . , Shorthand Awards . . . Bookkeeping Awnrcls . , . Soclaility Certificate IELIEANOR ORTUNO Sain! Ifnn1ca.v Azusa Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Civics Club . . . Usher- ettcs . . . Girls' Athletic Associa- tion HENRY PADILLA Our Lady of Gmnlulupg Chino Civics Club . . . Key Club . . Lettermen Club . . . Football P3 SHARON PETERSON Holy Angels Arradiu Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doutrine . . . Young Christian Students . . . junior Red Cross . . . Civics Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Usherettes . . . Typing Award . . . Sodality Award . . . Ficlelian Staff. WILLIAM PARISH Our Lady of Lourdes Monte' Vixlu Letterman Club . . . Key Club . . . Civics Club . , . Spanish Club . . . Football , . . Track. LINDA PEARSON Saint john rin' Buplisl 1 - . Balrlwirl Park 1 I FRNFST PIIRRY Civics Club . . . Glce Club.. 5f '1f 10501719 P0m0'1f' Booster Club . . . Future Nurses Civics Club . . . Glee Club . . . Club . . . junior Red Cross . . Key Club . . . Football . . . Track Girls' Athletic Association . . . . . Basketball, Flagster. -ff CLASS OF 195 7 X-1-ff fe' GARY PROBST PRIMO POLES BIYRA RAlNlBO silL'V'L'lI' Ilulrf Corirm Saint 10501711 lfplaml Suint j0.rt'plJ La Pncrlrc Sotlality . . . Young Christian Sotlality . . . Confraternity of Soclality . . . Civics Club . . . Students . . . Key Club , . . Civics Christian Doctrine , , . Senior l'shcrcttcs . . , Future Nurses Club . . . French Club . . . Let- Class Representative , . . Civics Club . . . Sotlality Ccrtilicatc., tc-rtnun Club . , , Senior Class Club . . . Key Club . . . Fidelian Basketball . . . Lance Stall' . . Representative . . . Soclality Cer- Staff. Ficlelian Stall. tititatc . . , Football . , . Baseball . . , Plmotograplwr of Lance and Fitlclian . . , Chairman of Citizen- ship Committee. CLASS 1957 JOANNIE PICHOTTA JOHN PICHOTTA Sain! Ioxcflb Pomona Saint joseph Pomona Cixics Cluh . . . llshercttcs, Civics Club . . . Key Club. fi ,gn JOYCE RAYMOND Sain! joseph Pomona Sodality . . . Civics Club . . llsherettes . . . Booster Club . . . .lunior Red Cross . . . Treasurer of junior Class . . . Sodality X l Ch l 1 l'r f VYZIFL . . . . Cel' 6.1L RUTH RAMOS Sain! Iirmlrzxr Azusa Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Civics Club . . . Spanish Club . . . So- dality Certificate . . . Shorthand Award . . . Bookkeeping Award. MARY RESO Sain! George O11fzl1'i0 Civics Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Booster Club . . , Ush- erettes , . . junior Red Cross... Flagster . . . Fidelian Staff. CAROL RILEY Our Linly of i'l55llIl1lIfi0I1 CltIP'l'lll!N1I' Sodality . . . Cixics Club . . . liuture Nurses Club , . , Senior Class Representative . . 4 llsher- ettes . . . Girls' Athletic Associa tion . . . Shorthand Award . . Lance Stall' , . . lfidelian Stall' . ,. Booster Club. IAMIES REDMAN Sain! l'iYrIIIliL'X .fllllhl Civics Club. . . LUllL'lAlllUI'l Club . , . Key Club 4 . . Science Club , . . Football. 'l'HlfRlfSA ROSALIES ANfI'HONY ROGERS Ylilll I-'rinzfux Aram Sizirzl Ioxcplf Pomona Sodztlity . . . Vottttion Club . ,. Civics Club . . . Key Club, .. Cfotift1ttct't1i1y of Christian Dot- junior Holy Name Society . . . trim- . . . Civits Club . . . Ciirls' Lttncc Staff . . . Fitleliztn Stull. Atlilt-tit Assotitttion , . . I'shcr- t-ttcs . . Shorthand Award. hit gq L95-7 ROSISMARY SABE L Sitiul jolw Bitlzltvirl Park Sodttlity . . . Sccrctttry of Young Cltristitm Students . . . Civics Club . . . Rooster Club . , . Set'- rctttry of Sophuniorc Class , . . Social Chairman of Associzttcd Student Body . . . Secretary of Assotixttcd Student Body .... I 'sbcrcttcs. MARILYN ROTTISR Sain! jolm li'i1l.flu'in Par! Cikits Club, RICHARD RlI.I.0 Sain! I n1r1ftni ,'l:m.1 Civics Club . . . Key Club... Track . . . Football. 'Y SARAH SNYDIZR Striul Cln'i5toplu'r lines! lfot'iut1 Civics Club . . , llsherettes... Representative of Senior Class , .. California Scholarship Federation . . . National llonor Society . . . Lions Club Speech Award . . . Shorthand Awards . . . Representa- tive of lixtension Teen Board . ., Lance Stall' . . . Fidelian Stall . .. Vice-President of Girls' Athletic Association , . . Sodality Award . , . Typing Award . . . Lance . .. I tiidelian Busines it Staff. ' 'll ' ' mu .X fx , my it af tl -tl lf f i O J -J lw li til Qt ,gf j X, QI KU! JJ Fly '- ,V x ' 1 I rl' 07' 'EN' if 'L' 35 RUBEN SANCHEZ Om' Lmly af Gmulelupe I.t1 Verm' junior Holy Name Society . .. Civics Club . . . Key Club . . . Glee Club . . . lunior Red Cross . . . Spanish Club . . . Football . . . Track . . . Baseball. MARY SILVAS Sain! Clfrisloplnr llwesi Cotintl Civics Club . . , Glee Club... Girls' Athletic Association , . . Future Nurses Club . . . Booster Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Drill Team Sergeant. THOMAS SHARP Sain! Irftlllftj' flznm Soclality . . . Cixics Club . . . Key Club . . . Glue Club . . . Lettertnen Club . . , Soclaliti Award . . . Football . , . Basket- ball. MARY JO S'I'lilN Saint jolm litllllzcirl Puri Soclality . . . -lunior Red Cross . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . llsherettes . . . Cixits Club . . . Sodality Award . . . Poetry Award . . . Volleyball . . . . Fidelian Stall. JOSEPH STUPEY Sain! joseph Pomona Civics Club . . . Letterman Club . . . Key Club , . . Poetry Award . . . Football . . . Track. JOSEPH SULLIVAN Sarrcd Hear! Cariml Junior Holy Name Society . . . Civics Club . . . Key Club . , . Vice-President of Senior Class . . . Football. JOHN TIERNLY Safrvzl Heart Corimz Soclalitv Club . . . Kev Club .,.Lnits Club. . . Poetry Award. 4? yin' 1 CUl.l.lilfN XVll-SON Sain! l mm't'.v nl:l1,v,1 Snclzllity . , . Civirs Club . . . llslu-relics . . . Bunstcr Club... .luninr Real Cross , . , Latin Club . . . Girls' Atlllutic Association . , .- Swllzllily Axulrnl . . . Lum: Stall . 4 . l:lLl0llllIl Stull. CAROL XVACHEL Saint Gvorgm' Ontario Sonlallity . . . Young f:l1l'lSIl1lll Stutlcnts . , . Qilcc Club . . . Cixlcs Club . . . Poetry Axxllral. JACQUELINE WOON SAM Sain! jofm thu Bapiisl Bzlllflfill Puri Suclnlity . . , CUllfl'Lll6I'l'lllj' of Christian lluctrinc . . . Civics Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Usherettcs . . . Sodnlity Award . . . Poetry Award. PATRICIA CONNELLY Saint josvpb Pomona Sonlality . , , Civics Club . . . junior Real Cross . . . Homenmk- ing Club Reporter . . . Lance Staff . . . Fialelian Staff. .., Us! JUNIQ VCR l GHT Sain! Gvorgu Orlluriu Sutlality . . . Cixics Club . . . llsbcrcttcs . , . junior Rail Cross . . . Booster Club . . . Girls' Ath- letic fxSS4k'lilllUIl ..,. Pm-try Awnrtl . . . Smlgllily Aunrtl . . . Lzmuc Stull' . . . lfitlcliam Stull' . ,. Songlcaclcr . . . Slmrtlmml Award . . . lieprcscritutivc of Soplmoiuurc Class. CLASS F 1.95 7 ,cada Qcdowvyx CLASS UF 195 7 The incomparable Class of 1957 leaves the halls of their Alma Mater with an aura of reatness unmatched in the annals of Pomona Catholic. Tie magnificent spirit of this group imparted to the entire student body an awareness of the fine traditions of the school and bolstered their school spirit. The Class of '57 was in the front rank when it came to speech and drama. Seniors held monopoly on the Spring operetta, the Christmas play, and participated successfull in inter bouts. Social functions of the class began with the Sock Hop sponsored as part of the orientation program, and the fabu- lous formal Winter Wonderland. janu- G ary by with mid-term exams, retreat and n or cap and gown yearbook pictures. harvest o cholarships, Nation oratory tro he year disappea ed too time for cap gown measurements, and Last roll call and the 1957 down the aisle or our 0 as l X v-A 1 -Lf v . fi fl L, U T2 xx- L Cm 'R 1 ,. Q ui! NX lm 1411 a. -- qw, Seng: S if W2 Audrey Alvarez, IFCLISLIFCFQ joseph Sullivan, vice-presidcnll Gloria Minunu, secretary: Charles Hmlcll, president. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS lzelpcd us fCISll1'0ll the genial spirit of Pomona Ccztlmlic fl' ll X .,,, gli MLLAL uf , f J , , ffllr L0 1 1 L' 7 , J , I . J Lf 7 LIZ Qffj . -.-j'Z'p P Lf M 1-f XZ49 L lr 7 1.10 Z JL C 'Q'V'f'f-L41 f A Q, Y fig LA A1 fl-1 U ' :fz f,4 ,dQ , fd Hlwww JJ if? VMM -- 14141-741 Q,c,4+e,L fQf Z '7' VAZQ4- f ' . -Zim 01 Sclzola ' - U KQAXZXC alcll 911cc'c.vs' ,f f f' w K! ,f?fZ,6l,4,4,fU' M416 LJA A Q A 1 X! 4 iw QQ Yr VU IIISWYIXT R ,M FEA!! rn vm NUMB I EDN . M 1' Hur fm W f f1fJ, ,- w -. Q y ...WWW nf UMW z ' 5 j3gi'- 'N ,-45 fu 3 X 0 Nt . 1 1 1 W Q SOUNDS OF A GAVFL are heard as ASB prexy, Paul Caringella, cnlls the weekly Student Senate meeting tn order. Here school projects and activities are promoted and student prub' lems analyzed with the help of the class officers and homeroom representatives. STUDENT CO VERNMENT nzoltlv tomorrow is CI'llf6H.S' today by training in tlernocraqi STUDENT BODY UFFICERS foster unity through competent leadership. PAUL CARINGELLA. ASB president, addressing a student assembly EFFICIENT OFFICERS, Rosemary Sabel, secretaryg and Alban Moreno, vice-president, examine agenda for the next student assembly. Under the leadership of Paul Caringella, ASB President, the Student Council laid the founda- tion for a successful school year. As their first assignment, they welcomed 250 freshmen on the opening day of school, and conducted them through orientation activities in the first week of school. Magazine and Fidelian sponsorship drives, and an ASB Fiesta were a few of its successful projects. Taking an interest in the spiritual ad- vancement of PCH, the council backed the Prin- cipal, Sister Mary Benilda, in obtaining permission from Father Thomas P. English to have daily Mass celebrated in the chapel. It became obvious this year that the student government constitu- tion drawn up five years ago for a small enroll- ment school became obsolete and badly in need of revision. A committee headed by senior members of the council directed discussion groups in the various homerooms which finally resulted in a completely reorganized constitution. The student government this year enjoyed the very able lead- ership of oihcers: Paul Caringella, presidentg Rose- mary Sabel, secretaryg Alban Moreno, vice-presi- dent. T DEAR S T AFF' Here it is-the last deadline. I never thought the day would come when I'd regret turning in the last bit of copy, but for some reason this time that old sadistic satisfaction is missing. We've had our ups and downs of course, but we've had quite a few kicks too. Looking over the odds and ends here in the Lance file I've come across quite a few mementos of hectic days long past . . . a collection of thirty-five assorted unprint- able poems by Tony Rogers, a number of short and likewise unprintable philosophical essays by Dave O'Dell, three lipsticks and a bottle of nail polish fwomenlj, Caringella's March Sports page dummy fIt's four inches wide and thirteen inches longj, ten sheets of transparent pink typing paper, 5 pens, 7 pencils, 5 erasers, 11 sticks of chewing gum Qoopslj ... Well, as I said before-this is it. Thanks a mil- lion times from the bottom of my nervous little heart for putting up with my outrageous dead- lines, etc. God bless you all. Bill Cahill Editor KX X.. WRITING AND REWRITINCE the school manuscript - the Lance: B. -A Thompson, R. Wilscmn, C. Riley, L. Kasper, T. Bernier, P. Connolly. -ni Q11 A BILL CAHILL, Lance editor M K .' May the warmth' and lovflineu of Christmas-time fill your hearts ,. ts-No, z: EOMONA. CALIFORNIA mtcmisms, 1956 'N SHUTTERBUG, Gary Probst, Lance and Fidelian lensman, was always on the spot recording campus events pictorially. 5- m.y, GS., A s- HAGGARD TYPISTS and ropywriters Linda Kasper, Bertha Thompson and Rosemary Kehl smile wanly for camera man. LANCE STAFF moves in on unsuspecting editor who has just suggested adding an extra page to the next issue. Tom Bernier, associate edi- tor: Colleen Wilstmn, editor of second pageg Pat Con- nolly, Tony Rogers, feature writers, and Carol Riley, edi- tor of Hrst page, examine latest issue of publication. l l ill 1 W' ll lm lw , rllr Ig 'i I 4 Nl 0 ' 4Iil Y UNENDING DUTIES as exchange editor of the Lance, Fidelian pho- tography editor and copywriter keep Chuck Eckerman on his toes. ,ar 1:1 as -af' HEADLINES AND DEADLINES cause no worry for intrepid Fidelian staff members: A. Morgan, J. Alcala, C. Eckerman, L. Kasper, C. Ouellette, M. Rambo, S. Sacco, S. McDermott, P. Grigware, and A, Quirk. Dear Teachers and Students: The annual has finally come out. As you turn the pages of the Fidelian you will recall the many happy things that have occurred to us, things that are already slipping into the shadows. It is these moments that the staff of the Fidelian attempted to preserve. We are proud to have been selected as historians of the school for the year 1956-57. Every page of the yearbook represents the efforts of many people, and long after-school sessions for a troop of untiring headline and copywriters, typists and layout artists: Tom Bernier, Floyd McCready, Carol Riley, Colleen Wilson, Bertha Thompson, Linda Kasper, Sally McDermott. To the members of the faculty who spent many hours working with us, we extend a sincere God bless you. To the indomitable journalism class, con- tributors par excellence, and to all who have made this annual possible through cooperation in the sponsorship drive, we express our sincere ap- preciation. Emily Jessup, Editor EFFICIENCY spells the name of perky and petite Emily Jessup, who, as editor-in-chief of the Fidelian, con- quered all obstacles arising from the publication of her charge. 'I THE BIG WHEIELS of the Lance Staff tackle a grave problem-Dave O'Dell's latest FIDELIAN LAYOUT EDITOR Sneering Wheel. Tom Bernier, doubles as co-editor of Lance. ' f 3 DOLLAR SIGNS gleam in the eyes of the Fidelinn business staff. A cheering assembly, gigantic signs, and a promised free day added up to the successful sponsor drive. Pictured are: Ii. McCrezuly, R. Sahel, S. Peterson, F. Comyns and S. Grimm. 2 f X-f 5+ SPORTS EDITOR of the Lance and Fidelian, Paul Caringella, checks against files for latest scores for sports copy. Paul is also sports re- porter for the Progress Bulletin. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERA T ION UThe purpose of this organization shall be to foster a high standard of scholarship and broader ideals of service. 9' - C SF Constitution MEMBERS of the California Scholarship Federation: Top Row: J. Cochoit, N. Col- lins, P. Nielsen, J. Heieck, B. Cahill, P. Caringella, J. Siler, P. Palanos, R. Bow- man, F. Mormillo. Second Row: J. Gen- nero, V. Miller, N. Sheehan, S. Jones, J. McGray, M. Rainer, K. Crozier, A. Alvarez. Third Row: R. Kehl, S. Hoyt, L. Kasper, XAOLAR5520 2 QX j-9 . 5 5 is ill E 5 V? v 'TJ S G. Alletto, L. Wilson, C. Beck, E. Jessup S. Snyder. Fourth Row: K. Cholewa, K Cunningham, E. McCready, P. Donnelly R. Sabel, L. Trueb, F. Comyns, P. Orselli Bottom Row: I. Murphy, I. Padilla, J. Ca brin, P. Buckley, T. Daniels, B. Baiz, M Comyns. MEMBERS of the National Honor Society. Top Row: XV. Sheehan, F. Mormillo, j. Heieck, P Nilsen, j. Silcr, P. Cnringcllu, XV. Cahill, C Hodell, R. Bowman, XV. Collins, M. Rainer, j lvlcfirny, S. Hones, D. Peters, j. Cochoit. Second Row: R. Kehl, P. Buckley, S. Snyder, K. Cunning NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Wgff g W X A F. Comyns, K. Cholewa, C. Beck, T. Daniels. Third Row: R. Sabel, S. Hout, J. Cabrin, J. Smith, L. Porter, S. Grimm, I. Padilla, J. Gennero, V. Miller, A. Alvarez. Bottom Row: J. Riggle, E. jessup, P. Orselli, I. Murphy, Paul Palanos, Treasurer, W. Carey, President, R. Baiz, V. President, E. Mc- ham, M. Comyns, L. Kasper, S. Wfeiss, L. Trueb, Cready, Secretary. Moderator-Sister Mary Anilla. NA T IONAL HONOR OCIE T Y LQCIIUFGCIGF, seholarslup, leadershqu and service are cardinal qualities worthy of encouragement in all schools. M Charter c ER VICE CLUBS spark .school .spirit lil 7Tl lRlf Nl lRSliS acquire skills for hospital work hy cooperat- ing with the Health Council sponsored by the Pomona De- partment of Health. Pictured are otiicers: C. Riley, senior nurse: ,l. Riggle, treasurer, L. Trueb, corresponding secretary: R. Kehl, president: and B. Lar- sen, vice-president. Aug, 'N Sn 1 ' 2 --,x KEY CLUB SENIOR G-MEN comprise the nu- cleus of one of the most active service clubs at PCH-The Key Club. Bottom Row: F. Montes, B. Cholewa, R. Buck- ley, P. Poles, R. Bouchard. Second Row: R. Sanchez, D. Doty, R. Gon- zales, E. Perry, D. Hale. Third Row: XV. Carey, T. Sharp, S. Borgono, R. Delgado, D. O'Dell. Fourth Row: j. Sullivan, R. Escalera, P, Marquez, j. Tierney, H. Fulton, P. Caringella, R. Garcia. Fifth Row: T. Bernicr, B. Cahill, J. Stupey, B. Baum, M. Blake, j. Stewart. Sixth Row: G. Probst, S. Craven, T. Rogers, C. Hodell, J. Pi- chotta, R. Meyer. Seventh Row: M, Laselette, j. Redman, F. McCready, R. Rillo, A. Moreno, B. Parish, L. LuVisi, j. Hillen, j. Ganger. Q 1 if li .P SPIEARIIKAIDING CIVICS CVVB activities for the greater honor and glory of their Alma Mater are otlicers: Rav C-artia, vit'e-presitlentg Raquel Bail, set'- retarvg anal Bob Cliolevva, pres- itlem. The Civics Club aims to promote in all members a better understanding of their government, local and national. The Club, under Sister Mary Anilla, has spon- sored the Hungarian Clothes Drive, the United Fund Drive, and the Honesty Campaign. LHERETTE THIS XVAY PI.liASli and a pleasant smile are two features that have become tliaratteristit' of the l7sherettes this year as they host evening perlormantes of srhool plays. Seated left to right are: K. Domer, R. Bail, li. Haines, R. Sahel, B. Larsen, S. Larivee, -I, XY right, V, Miller, A. Alvarez, R. Cortez, XVoon Sam, lf. Ortuno, M. Maclntvre, C. XVilson, M. liouquette, Ci. Minano, J. Raymond, S. Peterson, M. lN1clDonald, C, Riley, K. Ciavran, S. Auer, IY. jessup, S. Stevens, R. Ramos, S. Mt'l3erniott, C. Meyers, M. Stein, K Kane, P. Martin, V, Lepore, j. Piehotta, P. Devine, S. Carlson, A. Prucl'homme, T. Rosales. ev ,J U RA T ER IT Y CLASSES 1 I if -ig , V lalllury. hllolqnnl llwlaulln Q5 52 1. FORTY-NINE llPl7lfRCl.ASSNlfN hate registered for a teacher-training course in the Cnnfraternity nf Christian Doctrine in preparation fur catechetical xxurk in the parishes of this area. Under the direction uf Sister Socorro O.L.V.M., these student catechists learn how tu teach catechism to children unable ur unwilling tu attend Catholic schools. Theresa Rosales is one of the many girls who is actively bringing the faith to children through classrtwnm teaching, under the C.C.l3. catechetical pru- gram. VOCATIO CL SB MEMBERS OF THIS VUCATION Cfl.l'l'l, under the guidance of Sister Mary Duluria, learn the importance of thnnsing the right career. Illustrated lectures by members uf religious cornmunities in Southern Cali- fnrnia acquaint the girls with modes uf life found in each order. Active club mem- bers are, standing: P. Luus, bl. De lairettm, M. Mizerski, C. XVeis, S. Clark, M. Marcus, P. Marchisio, E. Moynier, M. johnson, S. Burgan, H. Mercado. Seated: K. Cunning- ham, M. Cumyns, A. Tushaus, N. Tellis, D. Gomez, T, Rnsales. ' t t t i Y F U T UR T EA CHERS THIS FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB, under the direc- tion of Moderator, Sister Mary Potentia, was formed to interest students in the teaching profession. Mem- bers have attended seminars and meetings for the purpose of obtaining information relative to careers in education. Pictured are: M. Arnone, treasurer: F. Comyns, vice-presidentg E. M elready, president: and L. Porter, secretary. J A w tl 'X bf A ' 1 ff W ,L S if , ' 'X filf ig IJ l A tl LV W ,ft I A ZW JA if - , , . L -, L, Lil ,w li ,ill 1 fy! P Wyfb vtflb i X fbi I, 7' 1 , ff L l 2,4 1 , ,' pulley J f 1 ,l Vi H7 IQ l li? . Q' 7 ij A 9 , -- Q, pl , , t r i ily' L N Af I , ,I N L-ii l I J , ,' 1 5 1 X ,IKM S B00 T ER CLUB BEANY CAPS, octopi, pom-poms, and Spartan ban- ners were among the novelties devised by this year's Booster Club to stimulate student support at games and rallies. Pictured here are boosters: H. Otting, Lamaison, I.. Baeskens, A. Benacri, j. Riggle, j. Cashen, S. Sidenfaden, F. Comyns, I. Bas- ler and D. Schulte. President of the club xx as Bobbie Borrego. CNot picturedl Moderator, Sister Maxim- ilia. ST FRANCIS BOUK CL B promotes interest in .scholarly and useful literature Charged with the custodianship of the St. joseph Parish Library, members of the St. Francis Book Club devote week ends to preparing books for circulation and alternate in servicing the parish library after Sundays Masses. The club is under the direction of Mr. Thomas Cholewa, head of the parish Third Order of St. Francis, and Sister Deo- lilia. faculty sponsor. MEMBERS of the St. Francis Book Club are, clockwise: H. Abshire, H. Larsen, M. Bechtold, M, Herbert, S. Clark, treasurer: S. Haines, D. Macllonald, S. Hendrix, M. Moore, li, Smith, C. Chil- log, j. Vance, P. Hoehn, vice president: P, Kelly, B. Fink, K. Narcissi, M. Koach, A. Cuilhe, R. Auhert, M. Com- yns, Hubert, president: S. Bonafede, P. Morgan, S. Sat- tler, L. XVilson, A. llaisman, secretary: F. Ortiv, L, Christy. INTFREST IN SOCIAL and cultural back grounds of ancient Rome led students to form the L'tt1n Club under the sponsor ship of Sister Mftry Aloysmnne Sostp and thy figurines of Rom1n thmmtters picture 'md poster exhibits L'1ttn skits presented tt .1 student ftssemluly and participation in the Southern C1lifornia Lsmguage Festival tre some of the ftttnities that rounded out the Lmtm Clubs school year Officers are j Bl1ntl1'1rd'1nd R Roelle counsules L Porter tribune and R Wilstun quaestor LA TIN CLUB revives classical culture 0 ancient Rome YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS comprise a nucleus of a Cath- olic action group which aims to create religious environment on the school campus. The students pictured are, Top Row: J. Siler, S. Peterson, L. Porter, S. Grimm, P. Palzmos. Second Row: F, Comyns, E. McCready, L. Kasper, R, Kehl. Bottom Row: M. Com- yns and S. Burgan. CUPlD'S HELPER Once a Weeping Willow stood by a stream, Its scenic beauty was like a dream. She hung low, but gracefully stoodg She longed to tell her secrets If only she could. Her body was scarred, but for a good cause, For you see, when lovers would walk, There they would pause. To express their love, they would often cut deep, But she, very understanding, would often still weep. Her body held many sayings, but always she knew The best-loved one was that saying, I love you. Madame Willow stands by her stream to this dayg She is Cupid's Helper, as you'll hear many say. - Ellen Anne Tierney WITHIN THE COVERS of L, Camino Real, Spanish students dis- I cover the splendors of old Mexico. PUE T R Y A WARD WINNERS LOVE Innocent and inspiring as an infant's cry, Scenic and simdple as the summer sky, Melodious an merry as the song of a bird, Tender and true as a mother's word, Strong and stable as a martyr's belief, Beautiful and bright as an autumn leaf, Pure and perfect as heaven above, Only this then can be love. - Shirley Larivee GOD AND THE SEA Quiet is the beautiful dark sea, As it ripples slightly in the night. The honor for this falls on Him, The One above who makes everything right It obeys Him with gleeg For it knows He is the one with might. And rolls swiftly, as you see, A beautiful sight at night. - Sandra Carlson YOUTH The test of youth is the fight he makes, How hard he daily triesg The way the bumps and knocks he takes Without a lot of sighs. Any student can sit back and smile When all the answers he does know, But the one who works to make the trial Will win the fight o'er any foe. - Sue Stevens XXX .xx - X . N . THE FUTURE The future, what does it contain? Can it be the glory of fameg Or is it a housewife with bowl. I do not know. For it is just an unseen world Of fantasies which will never Gather dust. - Barbara Larsen NHSRA. SELECTIONS fn N ' i Qo I X f ERE ETERNITY Not minutes, nor endless seconds of time, Shall surpass this eternal doom. Shadows approach like the end of a rhyme As the fateless hour appears in gloom. When the lifelong span endeth, And the breath of the body be ceased, The uncleansed soul shall descendeth, Where suffering is increased. Hope, not despair, eases the intensity For as the soul is being freed, So shall it live in eternity Within the house for which it does bleed. And so until the judgment arrives This place of pyre shall comprise. - Myra Rambo FUTURE HISTORIANS travel into the forgotten past of our country, in the United States History course under the direction of Mr. Herbert Adams Cstanding by mapj. They find that yes- terday blends into tomorrow and studying the past helps them build a pattern for the future. FINE AR T FUTURE REMBRANTS and junior Titians try their brush- es in evolving artistic master- pieces. enrich tlze knowledge and revive the latent talents of glfted students. THESE JUMBLEIJ GROUPS are the draftsmen who plan buildings of tomorrow and help the junior Red Cross assemble Christmas decora- tions for the Corona Naval Hospital. Don't let the con- fusion fool you: each one is busy on a useful project. AMID THE CHARACTER- ISTIC clutter of the Science Room, Bill Cahill emciently explains the secrets of the telescope to science students, Floyd Mcflreacly Cfore- groundj, james Willianms, Frank Mormillo, Martin Har- rington, Foyil Harris. FINISHING TOUCHES to accentuate a savory buffet style Christmas dinner, pre- pared by the Homemaking Class are completed by M. McCullough, S. Taylor, M. Getson, M. Gundgling, and j. Probst. CLASSES . genuine IIIIGFGSI Ill class work IS deepened WTF A' 'M - 3 iff? 4213. IH ':' i BIOL OC Y . Avid scientists delve into the mysteries of living things. 60 PROBING NEEDLES and microscopes are 71 :Sli f Mqf If N. used by the Biology class to uncover hidden secrets within the shells of a mollusk. Standing: T. Aquilera, D. Gomez, E. McCready. Seated: R. Kruszona, L. Kasper, B. Wfay, J. O'Connor. 1 ..-I 4-1 HHN! HUMMING MACHINES and busy needles keep student seamstrcsses smartly attired in fashion-wise clothes. CLASSES .sparkle with enthusiasm as each student discovers what he seeks in sciences. business and the arts. L5 is N COMPTOMETERS, PROMPT- OMETERS, add till you're mad was the motto of the future ste- nographers as they pounded on typewriters, added on adding ma- chines, and listened to dicta- phones in order to prepare them- selves for the life of a secretary. 51.-.. 61 n mlff X 'A 19 if , K L A 1, fe f L4 o A I. f ' W A o f' 5 '1 L 16 I I U! L lx I J X o o . - ' e L 'T I 4- 1. I ' 1 A .4 f K I NM, - .1 ix 161 V K , ,F I 4, - xx- , f V nf 1x Tx N L D if X 1 1 'fl Ig X' XX J ,4 D f J . X X XZ, k X X V L,7!f 'F A fl fx X 1 E I I eu if f 1. IN L VX. A 1 1 XA, X x J We are proud of the buoyant spirit of Pomona 'Catholic . . . proud to recom' the ez'e11l.s' that helped shape this spirit. 51 SP4 xl' w . 5 l in ala? A . f l L m . LM M , .A H ,xvyh X07 U :'f1 x ' K X x AK Nx rg XAPTH, ' N V ,Mwv r, . . -4. '. c jhiwx v p 'N - 4 Y A . W I W ' , D I A ., -L f ' , , Jr.. YEJ7' X Ea? -.mx !'x lr 'N Q . A yu. Y 5 . , I-'xg N Q ,LQQR 'Q ,mv ww, l ' li 'Q L KM 'EFX .I 1 , H A ' K , 2 Mid 6 Ei: I f mi ' in Wk ,M no Q :Cv ' - .kg si i , K -xi ,1 , ff , L , , , 2. K. wt f A , ,, A 'ivv' ex 1 ..., A -- my ,J 'B' '-1, f pf -- A 'A V A A - 4: W' in H ' :, V V . tv I OSE H A . '--' . .f--- V -V V- -w V ' ' I ze... A V f A AL f p.. is ,. l W. t Z -ggizvrq fs. 4 v -N iv ! .,-1: 14, - . Y , rg - 0 .H ie. iff W.. . V W , , , . W , Q -,L 1 x H 6 ? ff I X Q .f 7 Q I I 4 -:-'vnu-?n 5' M, .3 ff-, A HWWW ' ' wi. ' 2 , ' 4 , , , 1, 5 , 8.x ,r Q -0 , ff 9+ i 1 . ,Ed y .M . I-A-v , , Qgm F20 i 1 My -. -:ew flsfb 9'1 irwi ' V six ,Xue us'-J ax ith . .' ft JSP Thirteen hundred parishioners including 70 mem- bers of the clergy witnessed the colorful pageantry of the dedication services and participated in the High Mass celebrated by Rev. Thomas P. English, pastor of the parish. Twenty-nine Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus composed the guard of honor for the Cardinal. Red- robed choristers from Pomona Catholic High School Glee Club joined the Adult Choir of the parish to sing the incomparably beautiful Missa Choralis for the dedication Mass. The liturgy, solemnity and colorful pageantry all blended to form a spectacle which no participant will ever forget. 'x aw-W ,fri DEDICA T10 liturgy. . . solemnity. . . colorful pageantry. . Cod HIS EMINENCF, james Cardinal Mclntyre with justly-proud pastor, Rev. Thomas P. English, pose in front of the newly dedicated St. joseph Church, Two natives of the parish, Rev. David Clark fpictured at right, and Rev. Paul Peterson acted as deacon and subdeacon for the Mass. Three days of spiritual rearmament of- fered a complete relief from the whirl of everyday campus life. Students welcomed Father Keith and Father Henry C.P., re- treat masters, who conducted separate conferences for upper and lower classmen. A steadfast observance of the retreat si- lence was notable this year during on- campus intermissions. RE T REA T . 4.,vt. pr A , in 5 PADRFS meet retreatants after closing conference, Pictured with Father Keith and Father Henry are: D. Martinez, T. Cortez, B. Thompson, C. Waclmel, D. Sinnott, T. Bernier, R. Buckley, P. Caringella and M. Blake. time out for spiritual and moral inventory WAY OF THE CROSS FIRST FRIDAYS are special days at school as the student body joins in Mass and Holy Commun- ion at St, joseph Parish Church. ,-fa TRUST IN YOUTH was this year's theme for National Catholic Youth Week which began on the Feast of Christ the King. Pomona Catholic students participated in Youth Week activities by receiv- ing Holy Communion in their own parishes and by urging other teen- agers not attending Catholic schools to join them in the Com- munion Crusade. Art class students blueprinted ideals and slogans which were stressed throughout the week-long observance. Con- tributing to the display were R. Yoder, B. Larsen, S. Gomez, M. Fenwick, R. Sanchez, T. Stowe and B. Strathman. are molded through daily practice I r 'W . a g 2.51 'V 2 1 OD LITY. CG 77 W Aa' fesum per fllariam N l tg X .4 fx lv. '. .tl t mx ,fx Ni 'tx , X S X, .I N. ., x Q 1 I. THE ROSARY . . . fragrant blossoms . . . sol- emn proccssional . . . May Crowning keynotes teremonial as the grand finale of Mary's month of May. STAUNCH CRUSADERS endeavor to spread true devotion to Mary. Active Sodalists pictured are: Jessup, C. Hodell, D. Gomez, A. Rogers, B. Glassen, S. Hoyt, J. Ganger, M. Blake, and L. Baeskins. 'Uv HAIL MAR Y . F111 of grace . . . the Lord is with thee Dedicated solely to encouraging a fervid devotion to the Holy Mother of God, the Sodality has become an outstanding Catholic action group at Pomona Cath- olic. Starting the year with a reorganization of its struc- ture, and drive for membership, the Sodality under the leadership of Moderator, Sister Mary Laudine and prefects Emily Jessup and Charles Hodell, sponsored numerous ASB activities and promoted spiritual ac- cord among the student body. Daily recitation of the rosary, canned foods drive for hungry families at Christmas time and the Advent wreath ceremonies during the pre-Christmas season were Sodality-spon- sored projects. Mary's Hour and The Sodality forum in Los Angeles were enthusiastically backed by Spar- tan Sodalists. Combining social and spiritual programs, the Sodal- ity Ball climaxed a fruitful year of devotion and activity. DEDICATED SODALISTS offer their daily rosary, ad jesum per Mariam. OUR LADY'S OFFICERS, Mary Kolbert, Emily Jessup, Charles Hodell and Gary Probsr, pay her a Horal tribute at the Annual Sodality Ball held in june '56, Atoms, explosives and architecture dis- played in the auditorium drew the attention of the scientific-minded toward the second an- nual Science Fair held at P.C.H. on March 21. A panel of judges, headed by Sister Benilda, evaluated each entry and assigned blue ribbon awards. Serving as judges for the science event were: Ellsworth Green, head of the science de- partment at Bonita High Schoolg Thomas Fin- sterbach, industrial relations ofllice employeeg Paul Butler of the engineering de artment at Pomona Convairg and Ralph Ro inson, an- other Convair scientist. The five choice dis- plays were forwarded to the Mount Saint Mary's Science Fair where Paul's exhibit took first place. The Fair was under the direction of Sister M. Ermenilda and Sister M. Thom- asette. S IENCE FAIR THE FORMATION OF CRYSTALS, a science exhibit by Paul Palanos, junior, won for him a four year scholar- ship to the University of Portland, Oregon, at the Mount Saint Mary's Science Fair. SCIENCE WINNERS Bob Potenza, Linda Trueb, and Cathy Beck examine Bob's dye exhibit. Linda and Cathy took the second and third prizes at the Pomona Catholic fair while Bob earned first in the chemistry divisions. XXII INI l . . j A uv.. A WARD , A WARD HOLDING TOP RANK in the 1956 Bank of America Achievement Awards program was Paul Caringella, stu- dent body luminary, who ranked second place in the state-wide program in the fields of science and mathe- matics. Three other students from high schools of this area were among the award winners. Pictured are: john Lounsbury, chairman of the judging committeeg Winston Dean, a student from Chaffey High School, and Paul Caringella. NEW BA D ACCORDION SECTION of the new- ly organized band displays their tal- ents to Director, Donald Britt. CAREER D Y CIVICS CLUB registers PCH students for the Vocational Guidance Day program. Professional men representing such diver- sitied fields as engineering, medicine and law, addressed students interested in the field. The career convention was under the direction of Sister M. Anilla, moderator: T. Cholewa, Civics Club president: R. Sa- bel, R. Meyer and A. Alvarez. U ITED FUN BRUCE SHYER, Chairman of the educational division of the United Fund campaign, receives checks for S250 from C, Riley, B. Cholewa and M. Huebsch of St. joseph Elementary School. In PCH's first participation in the United Fund Campaign, S130 was collected by a Civics Club committee headed by C. Riley, B. Baum, R. Bouchard, K. Domer, and E. Gomez. THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA added to their numerous civic accomplishments by contributing 5100.00 to the high school scholarship fund. Represent- ing the club in the presentation of the check to Sister Benilda are Mesdames A. Kvech and Wm. Davidson. THE JUNIOR RED CROSS carried out their principle objective, brightening the lives of disabled veterans, by sending hand- made holiday decorations and troops of en- tertainers to Corona Naval Hospital. Pic- tured at the left with National Red Cross Worker are: Raquel Baiz, president, and active Club members B. Strathman, C. Ouel- lette, R. Yoder, S. Gomez, and M. Fenwick. POMONA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION was olficered this year by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodell, Mrs. Theresa Bowman, corresponding secretary: Mrs. Rob- ert McDonald, recording secretaryg Mrs. Margaret Daley, treasurer: and Mrs. Anne Rowe, historian. Pictured addressing the Pomona Catholic High School Association is Chaplain, Rev. james Murphy. r': .QI F' I-- , MRS. CHARLES HODELL, president. O rf .4 ., . , 4. . , . . , 3f'?1+1'ffiff1 . ' i 'HQ-px. 1 SENIOR BREAKFAST sponsored by the Sophomore Class follovsed the tr1d1t1on1l senior Mass and Communion which initiated Commencement DM Spiung the atmosphere vnth strains of music was the Nairobi Trio composed of Daxe O Dell Bill Ptrlsh and john Fulton P T premieres Fldelzan KEYNOTE SPEAKER, T. R. Richardson, editor of the Progress Bulletin, addresses members of Lance and Fidelian staff and invited guests at the second annual press banquet marking the de- but of the 1956 Fidel- ian. Pictured at speak- er's table are: George Greenlee, Mr. Richard- son, Rev. Thomas P. English and Rev. john Alvarez, master of cere- monies. .Un Q, at BIRTH OF A KING Nativity story unfolds in a dramayoageant MOTHER of the world's Redeemer is portrayed by Michael- ine Salters in the final tableau of the Christmas pageant. FRIGHTENED SHEPHERDS gaze in awe at the divine mes- senger who bears good tidings of great joy. Pictured are: B. Col- lins, J. Siler, D. Schulte and E. Perry. Birth of a King, an orig- inal play written by the drama class, was presented to the students and their parents as part of Christmas week ob- servance at PCH. The initial scene of the play, a drama- tization of an extract from Van Dyke's The Other Wise Men, featured in the roles of magi: B. Cahill, C. Ho- dell, Stewart, and T. Siden- faden. Members of the sup- porting cast were: C. Gav- ran, M. Fouquette, S. Larivee, C. Ouellette in the roles of 'Iudean women. The musical background to the play was sulzfnlied by the Glee Club un er the direction of Sister Mary Celine. HARVEY. . the irrespressible pooka delights PCH audience. The curtains parted, the lights dimmed and Harvey debuted before a captivated au- dience, climaxing two months of hectic hustle for costumes, rehearsals and sets. Directed by the Rev. John Alvarez, the com- edy Harvey, concerns the adventures of a lovable psychopath who sees a six-foot rabbit. Pictured below are leading players: M. Mar- cus, B. Brydon, Snyder, T. Rupp. Bottom picture: M. Lower, Pschick, Wasser- burger. WT HE MOCKINC BIRDM . elglzteenllz century f1lll7ClIfllI'C'., lntrlgue, l'Ol7lCIlICC HXVHAT DUPLICITY IS THIS? inquires Maxime CAnthony Rog- ersj in passing conversation with the Spanish envoy, Don Aurelio, played by Richard Barbavette, STRAINS OF TIIIE COURTLY MINUET play n important part in delaying Spanish envoy's de- pnrture. RIEBIZLLION AGAINST SPAN- ISH INVASION climnxes daring plot by leaders of the French un- derground, led by Mnnon fCar- men Hcndersonj. I'M NOT T0 BE TAKEN LITERALLY, MY DEAR, states Maureen Greene, better known to Mocking Bird aud- iences as the Marquis de Ville- bois. Listening are: Dave Schul- te, john Stewart, and Linda Cox. Drama! Suspense! Action !-all three jam packed this year's operetta, The Mocking Bird, presented in March. The setting is eighteenth century New Orleans, and the plot revolves around espionage in the form of an under- ground movement against Spanish invasion. The French patriots band together under the leadership of Manon, The Mocking Bird, played by Carmen Henderson. To- gether with Bob Finchley, a fighting Virginian played by john Stewart, and Jean fPaul Caringellaj Le Farge, she manages to save New Orleans for France. No operetta is complete without a love triangle and this has one that is exceptionally entertaining. The triangle exists among Eugene De Lorme, dashing young Frenchman played by Chuck Hodell, Maxime Grandpre, a wealthy citizen QTony Rogers, and pretty, demure Yvette Millet fLinda Coxj. Supporting roles were taken by Carol Ouel- lette, Dolores Nazionale, Mary Silvas, and chorus groups of more than one hundred extras. THE KIDNAPPING OF GOVERNOR AUBREY backtires as bandits seize Maxime fTony Rogersj while Eugene CChuck Hodellj, watches with glee. CAPTAIN BELOIT REPORTING, SIR echoes Bill Cahill during a dramatic scene in the suspense- filled operetta. 4' A 4 N I Q, N 5? ,Lk ' V 1 , 1 'H X' A PN at .Y .N . Rf v , 3 xv A X . I .Q Christmas spirit at PCH was sparked by caroling seniors and student thespians. The auditorium reverberated with a festive mood as the drama class presented an original three act play, The Christmas Story, written by Michaeline Solters, Carol Ouellette and Mari- lyn Arnone. Included in the preparation for Yuletide merriment was the Sodality Ad- vent wreath ceremony conducted during the pre-Christmas season. Peace on earth, good will to men, was the keynote of the spirit of the school as PCHers gathered canned foods which were presented in red-ribboned baskets to eleven needy families of the parish. With the three o'clock bell on the 14th of December, Spartans adjourned for two weeks of holiday heaven. SENIOR CLASS CAROLERS hang boughs of holly on classroom doors as red balls and silver bells jingle in the hands of artistically- inclined girls, Carol O'Hearn, Kathy Gavran, Emily Haines, Linda Cox, Carole Meyers and Mary jo Stein, robe the ten-foot Christmas tree in holiday garment. ONE HUNDRED FOUR seniors scat- tered Christmas joy as they sang carols through the halls of Pomona Catholic. DA NCES uccezzt the guiety 0 social school events No less than fifteen dances were enthusiastically attended by Pomona Catholic students, marking one of the most successful years, socially, in PCH history. In November, the Homecoming Dance came, and with it the coronation of Marlene McDonald as queen of the event. NVinter XVonderland, the senior Christ- mas formal, was oyerflowingly attended by holiday fun seekers. The Turkey Trot, sponsored by the Sophomore Class, the Key Club triumph Fiesta Dance, and the Junior Class activity in honor of Saint Patrick were social as well as financial suc- cesses. The Sodality Ball as well as the Junior-Senior Prom, which was the pinnacle of the PCH social scene, brought de- lightful memories long to be cherished by graduated Spartans. The Rainbow Angling Club was the destination of the Prom- goers who danced to the melodies of the Stardusters. TURKEY TROT FROM FINALE . 3 K W ' A H fi .,..,.,. X, , fr' A ES' ll. - u ..,......-' W,...-1 . .g,--2114,-.i ,,,1s..g,, . . ' r - I T I - V f K I' f 's -:W - 5' f ' BILL PARISH and I-Ionora XVarner hecame the King and Queen of Hearts at the annual GAA Backwards Dance. FIESTA DANCE SOCK HOP HOPEFULS eagerly await turn at judg- ing. Pictured are: L. Smith, Al. Mnttles, J. Probst, Z. Billia, K. Hart, S. Uhl, L. Trott, and M. Terneus. FRESHME CET A QUAI TED Socks lzlglzllglzted at yearly felc' GAILY COLORED SOCKS, oddly decorated Shoes, slightly uneasy freshmen-all were char- acteristics of PCHS initial dance, the Sock Hop. Snaring first prize for the most unusual shoe adornments are: Paul Ricci, and Patty Ahern. Acting as emcee is john Stewart. ,SJ . . 1-5, 9, -5.52. V u 1 . . . . . . . n ,g -1 x ' ' k 2 1 19 ' 'mf 5t'j'Q':' .Q P' N. A 5 f 'k f-1 .fd pq M-5,13 ' M 1 r 43 '23 'fimij 1525 I x I ' ,Exif .5 Q Q I un gvt 'lj ? 1 U 'f Q 'ff' . gi iufw--v-+-vernm h , fl l A f Wav 4u4Hf1 ,AP , W' gr -wx ii ALMA MA TEH CRADUA T ION Rl TES close four years of llllflllll-Ng fIZClIl0l'1.C.S' Twenty junior girls, in pastel shade formals, and holding the traditional ivy garlands, led the class of '56 to the sanctu- ary of the new St. Josephs Church in the seventh annual commencement exercises at Pomona Catholic. The newly ap- pointed auxiliary bishop, Most Rev. Alden Bell, of Los Angeles, presented the diplomas to the graduates. Special recognition was given to gold cup winners Michael Butler, Outstanding Senior of the Year, and Diane Rowden, who won the award as top student of religion. Rosalynne Holmquist and Mary Ann Costello were the Bank of America achievement award recipients. Commencement day began with a solemn High Mass at which the school Glee Club sang the Missa Stella Matutina by Vito Carnevali. A breakfast hosted by the sophomore class in the school cafeteria, was climaxed with addresses given by class valedictorian, Marsha Loubet, and salutatorian, Martin Cullen. An evening dinner party held after the graduation exercises was sponsored by parents of the graduates at the Ebell Club. 1 HONORS. . .HONORS . . .HONORS . . .HONORS . . .HONORS Certihcate of honorable mention at Mount Saint Mary's College Science Fair. BL4Z-Certificate and S25 bond for Junior Citizen of the Month awarded by Pomona Elks Club. - Bank of America trophy in Liberal Arts . . . National Merit Scholarship certificate . . . Awarded three trophies in Lion's Speech Contests . . . Bausch and Lomb Science Award Medalist. - Bank of America trophy for mathematics and science. . .National Merit Scholarship. . . Finalist of Leaders of Tomorrow Bullock's Scholarship . . . Science symposium oratory winner. Honorable mention in Pomona Valley Art Association. Bank of America certificate for laboratory science COMEZ-First prize winner of Pomona Valley Art Asso- ciation contest. Bank of America certificate for music. HODEYLL-'Bank of America certificate for English. .. Appointment to West Point. . .Certificate and 325 bond for junior Citizen of the Month awarded by Pomona Elks Club. Yi Four year scholarship to Immaculate Heart College for outstanding achievement in scholarship. 84 HONORS. . .HONORS . . .HONORS . . .HONORS . . .HONORS Junior Champion homemaking title from Los Angeles County Fair for sewing and cooking achievement. Bank of America certificate for art Partial scholarship to Mount Saint Mary's College for outstanding achievement in scholarship. Scholarship awarded by NROTC to Notre Dame. - Miss Dairymaidn title from Los Angeles County Fair. Four year scholarship to the University of Portland, Oregon by Mount St. Mary's College for sEience exhibit. Y Bank of America certificate for foreign language. Y Bank of America certificate for business Betty Crocker Miss Homemaker of the Year cash award . . . Bank of America Award for home economics. SPECDIL RECOGNITION FOR POE T R Y by the National High School Poetry Association-Jacqueline Wfoon-Sam . . . Judy Fouquette . . . Sue Stevens . . . Sally Snyder . . . Terry Daniels . . . Myra Rambo . . . 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If Rednyv- ' i 5, 3 Q Moreno added -the hnw- K fx l ,x i. Nr XV f 'R I ' ' A V ' r afgala f ff 5 , F37 , H 'X 1 1 v 3 Q nf- , N. .1 l A Y is ,. Q 32 'gl' Es? fb ?',,fif gE fr 4 O vi? -7 , 'Y f. ' 3'-3 fr if ' me i , 5 'X 0- Gas megan 2155359 0 6'5- gb 'dig e Qiez-Q. no . '5-gfgigow o L orgies '93, 5w ?53Qi si at vs xgm' V ,sig 54 3 nigga' A ii 'E if I wa. W' S X n i n rr f v 147 Le 1 'X POMONA CA T HOLIC S FINEST gridrlers receive recognition of outstanding achievements on field ofplay COACH CAL STEXVART delivers il fiery oration to his Bee football charges during an afternoon practice session. Stewart piloted the youthful crew to a strong second place finish in the Parochial League chase. GRID STATISTICS ALBAN MORENO . . . Back... Second Team All-League . . . Spartan of the Year. WALLY JOOS . . . Guard . . . Best Lineman . . . First Team All- League. KEN CLARK . . . Back . . . Second Team All-League . . . Most Ver- satile Player. HENRY LOPEZ . . . N0n-Letter- man Guard . . . Most Spirit. CHARLES HODELL . . . Center . . . All-League Mention . . . Hardest Worker. reveal top accomplishments of l'na'l'v1'dual Spartans Clark . . , Moreno . Bartel . . Stupey . .... . . . Thoemmes Gill .... Nagengast Parrish .. Peters . . . Redman . Lu Visi . TCB 84 96 20 15 32 14 9 32 3 3 0 STATISTICS YL NET 50 395 22 361 9 123 5 149 73 - 35 1 83 3 26 4 108 0 24 5 9 0 0 Ave. 4.70 3.76 6.15 9.93 1.09 5.93 2.89 3.38 8.00 3.00 0.00 TD PA TP 6 O 36 2 2 14 3 2 20 1 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 0 2 2 14 ! r x . 1 Q he-4 is ii. 1 XHUYI 1 Kioath llc-th Adams urges on two of the Spartans' top lmtks Ken Clark .mtl Allaan Moreno. At right Holi Barlel iipemltwl In St. john lineman. The Spartans tapiurcd a thrill' H131 l'P-ll uin. liclmx is More-no rarking up prctious yard- age .llL.IlI1Sl M.m'i' Dei, Thi' Monartlis finally won. lt!-tl, mer .1 Spartan t-lust-n that would not quit. CRIDIRON .FEA 719 BRUISING, bone crushing action, the ex- hilirating feeling of competition and strug- gle, of a game well played, a victory hard earned: these all played a part in Pomona Catholics 1957 football history. Under the tutelage of two new mentors: Mr. Farley Day and Mr. Herb Adams, this year's edi- tion started the season with a rush, sur- vived a rocky spell in midseason, and Hn- ished with a hurst of power. Q Coaches Day and Adams molded the green eleven, which had only four letter- men to start With. into a winning unit right from the start. At Barstow in the season opener the gridders rallied in the last min- utes to post a heart-throbbing 7-6 victory. t PAR T14 t A-JC T10 The next week they met a rough and ready Yuma crew but succumbed 12-6 only after a tooth and nail struggle. Returning home the Spartans played their Hrst tie in three years, holding highly touted St. Augustine to but six points while scoring six themselves. The Spartans then met their three toughest opponents and the outcome was almost disasterous. After meeting defeat on all three succes- sive weekends, including a 20-0 loss at the hands of CIF champions Mater Dei, Po- mona Catholic sprang back and went on to win their remaining trio of outings, culmin- ating the season with a 38-18 rout of Mary Star. LARRY l.l'YlSl, fleet looted Spartan end shown ahow cluding tlutthes ol St. Augustine foe. Luxisi stored the only touthdoxxn of the game. At left Alim Ciill turns the corner yard jaunt against Mission in llomccoming. Below ,rosg-jy f '- 'as ht-ing halted in Covina. This game nas the gritty 1unior's last as he suffi:red an injury that ht-lil him out forthe ren ainder of the tampaign. f-ftefeft, . pf, . f 'f in e Y, ,M y i I 00 4 I' ' x x e '7 New - 9 1x49 t ,S ' . Q A-- . K - . 4 O .5115 ' ah- -S ft . t H- BACK ROXV: E. Allen, T. Bailey, A. Messore, P. Bucket, F. Harris, F. Harding, B. Munger, Riel, M. Kelly. Middle Row: E. Cervantes, . Van Thiel, B. Zievers, j. Vera, j. Stupey, P. Hurst, T. Hodel, J. Williams, V. Piscopo, R. Barbazette. Front Row: D. O'Brien, J, Silva, j. Ward, P. jakubiak, j. Keyes, S. Nichols, R. Nichols, A. Vincent. Coaches are: Qleftj Mr. Cal Stewart, and frightj Mr. Frank Caudillo. B. D REE WARRIOR 9, finish season on luglz note ,J .NX pf' i ip, 0, F pf with four triumphs Q35 M il to wind up second in league action. .WW W 0 4.7 -' 4 I 'I rv Cielnwgbfo jufslul-rolqrbl 71 h , likable sephomm'eNBee back, laid low in late season game. Wfilliams was one of the cogs which started the junior Spartans rolling to four straight wins at the tail end of the campaign. Belt KE TBALL cagcrs set new mark l957 was a banner year for Pomona Catholic basketball as the varsity swept to a record seasonal total of nine, the previous mark was six set by the 1955 tive. Coached by Mr. Cal Stewart, a smooth cage tutor from the Southwest, the team included four vic- tories in league play in their total. The squad faced rough going in the early sea- son, running into more experienced foes, but the team jelled at new year to play top ball. High marks were reached in wins against Mater Dei il-42, St. Francis 45-40, Mary Star 48-40, and St. john Vianney 55-25. Probably the acme of the season was attained February 22, when for the hrst time in live years the varsity emerged on the long end of the court against the faculty. This year's aggregation was led by Mike Lassal- ette, a 6-Z senior who was the unanimous choice of the Parochial I.eague's coaches as center and was tabbed as the loops Most Valuable Player. Las- salctte was later named to the all CIF's small school second string. 7 'Tx MIKE LASSALFTTIQ rams one through the hoop against St, john Vianney. SPARTAN VARSITY CAGPRS, left to right kneel- ing: R. Ciora, D. Sullivan, B. Ury, S. jones, and T. Sharpg standing, j. XVaddingham, M. Lassalette, C. Carlos, D. Cissell, Il. Bastien, M. Aparicio, and Coach Cal Stewart. M 'jf If I V 1 f L5 A asv' ' fg ,v , ,Q :lm If 1, I? f V K KX' W1-T Q if-IQ' ri' , h as ,. f Li em, 0 E' it .-,N .. 1-uf' , - -S' . ' - 3, j0E STUPEY, senior half-miler, rounds turn and pours on speed for fast finish. LARRY LUVISI, Stupey's twin 880 rival, manages to win by a scant mar- gin with great kick at end. ws, .. Q ..-.:.. ' . no-'N -tif Q...4f ' ' J-.,' -,ns-1--I-1 ..-fit!-.. Kl:N LLAKK tries a hurdle for size in practice. Clark holds school record in low hurdles and pole vault. 98 TRACK . Spartan cindermen 'V BOB BARTEL strides out in front of Pomona foe in 100 yard dash as Fred Montes slips in for third. BEEWEIGHT TRACKSTERS: front row: R. Ochoa, A. Vincent, D. Keyes, J. Silvasg middle, R. Svancarek, F. Almond, R, Sattler, j. Ward, R. Cohn, top, T. Stowe, J. Keyes, P. Kelly, j. Kenny, D. Van Thiel. jump a little hlgher. . . run a little harder to gain new Spartan T WALLY JOOS sprints down run- JOHN KELLY extends his legs for a CHARLES HODELL, front, and Dave away and hits board before maximum effort, Kelly was also team's Frakes, two of Spartans' high hurdlers, stretching out in long jump. ace miler. glide over barriers. Best Spartan track mark 120 High Hurdles-W. Riel, 16.53 100-R. Bartel, 10.2, 220-R. Bartel, 22.9, 440 --L. Case, 52.95 880-J. Stupey, 2:04.3g Mile-J. Kelly, 4:55, 180 Low Hurdles-K. Clark, 20.89 880 Relay-1:35.25 Shot put-R. Rillo, 45, 61145 Pole vault-K. Clark, 12, 2115 High Jump-M. Aparicio, 5, 4, Broad Jump-L. Luvisi, 19, 0. VARSITY TRACKMEN: front row, F. Montez, J. Stupey, R. Ury, K. Clark, L. Luvivi, j. Kelly, middle, W. Riel, R. Tessier, G. Fink, T. Hodel, R. Bowman, R. Barrel, M. Apariciog top, W. Parish, D. Frakes, S. Rogers, W. joos, D. Doty, L. Case, R. Cho- lewa. PAR T A HOB EHIDERS . -IEAN XVADIDINGHAM rips around first en route to bases loaded triple in 20-50 tourney. Cisco Carlos is a blur as he narrowly misses beating out a grounder. l pi VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Back row: -I. Waddinghani, D. Cissell, D. Keser, W. Carey, M. Pecharcik, j. Margala, and C. Carlos. Front row: man- ager, M. XVhite, D. Peters, T. Sidenfaden, R. Gonzales, M. Venegas, S. Borgogno, D. Re- cupero, and Coat-li Herb Adams. score the LUI'lIl1l'Ilg run . . BEE BASEBALL TEAM Back row: J. Stupey, M. Breen, D. Almos, R. Venegas, j. Rondina, K. Siler, M. Aparicio, and P. Bueker. Front row: j. Bartley, T. Stollartl, P. jukubiak, G. Belcore, 1. Williams, F. Harding, J. DiBiasi, H. Bastien, and M. Kelly. rr I 1, -Q- ATHLETIC DIREC OR Father James Murplzy-nl0ll'Uatl'ng orce behind Spartan CIIIIIGIICS Scheduling games, arranging for uniforms, purchasing equipment, hiring coaches, going to meetings-this is a full time job for any man, but our own Father Murphy has combined these tasks with his duties as a priest, counselor and teacher. How admirably he has succeeded is evident from our tremendous athletic plant which is one of the most adequate in the Parochial League and probably the best in Southern California. Each year he organizes the barbecue which is the only source of revenue for the athletic fund. For this end he must rally the support of parishioners and townsmen alike. In victory or defeat the Spartans have had and always will have a winner in Father S- Murphy. SPARTAN BOOSTERS: Varsity cheerleaders, M. Fouquette, j. Raymond, and G. Minanog Varsity songleaders, M. Mc Donald S Lariwee E Haines and Wri ht Bee cheerl .,. ',. . . j. gp eaders, j. Fouquette, B. Ochoa, j. Norton, D. Gonzales, P. Orsellig Majorettes, J. Lamaison, J. Bolton, J. Kromberg, L. Cox, C Myers, V. Lepore, C. O'I-learn: Drill team, M. Silvas, R. Yoder, L. Wilson, N. Spielman, M. Fenwick, S. Sacco, J. Cashen, j. Blanchard, C. Beck, H. Warner, G. Schulte, S. Sidenfaden, and S. Weiss: Flagsters, S. McDermott, K. Gavran, C. Hender- son and L. Pearson. ru, X r ... . CY ne, .A 5 ne, ,, x-. . , x E14 rn It . x f ' n 'Elf af Qc 4 x 2 , AA. '1 L X . - L' Q J 3 L ' 1 ' , if V 1- bay, V 'A fi V 3, X . A - - v' L1 . A , X , O R 5 3 -ei ss I 1 , ' Q .,. . , Lf ' ' ,,I. +8 x jug, , Al: A ff-4,5 ' ' - 'pm i' i'! ' 1 is , . . V -M g .K M . ,Ex ' emi Jvfffeiii If Q we 4. ....-if . 1-,Z GIRLS 9 SPOR T lwlfllllilllillf' allllcles particaoale in volleyball, ba.s'lcetlJall, and softball During 1956-1957 girls of Po- mona Catholic enjoyed a varied and interesting program of ath- letics. The person who was chief- ly responsible for the renaissance in girls' sports was Mrs. Margaret Marti. Mrs. Marti has been the girls' Physical Education instruc- tor and adviser of the Girls' Ath letic Association for two years. Girls participated in inter-schol astic games besides carrying an in- tensive program of intramural competition, both in the P.E. classes and during the activities period. During the various sea- sons, teams were organized which practiced after school. These teams included volleyball, basket- ball, and softball. The seasons were culminated at banquets, where awards were received for achievements and all participants were given letters. lO3 ..-,.. '.1 SCENE OF GIRLS at play on baseball diamond with Mrs. Margaret Marti umpiring behind pitcher's mound. GIRLS also utilized their activities period to participate in sports. Here is a typical shot of a torrid volleyball contest. EACH SPORTS SEASON at Pomona Catholic ts, by tradition, closed with a banquet where sports achieve- ments are rewarded. Shown above are joe Stupey and Larry LuVisi receiving Most Improved trophy for track. Below is jay Keyes receiving Most Valuable Bee football trophy for 1956 from head coach Cal Stewart. Other Bee winners were john Silvas, Most lmproved, and jim Williams, Most Sportsmanlikef' After enjoying a chicken dinenr on December 14, the Spartans listened to Mike Pecarovich of St. Anthony's High who spoke about football spirit. PARTA ACHI VEMEN S rewarded at ban uets where Pomona Catholic 9 sports heroes recewe recognztzon or season s trlumphs WALLY JOOS accepts Most Valuable Lineman Trophy from coach Far- ley Day at football ban- quet as Father Murphy and Coach Adams look on. HOMECOMINC Spartans celebrate with 20-7 shellacking of San Gabriel MlSSl.0Il MARLENE MCDONALD, pert Homecoming Queen, shown being paraded about athletic field during Home- coming halftime festivities. Below she is shown with her court: J. Lamaison, J. Raymond, M. Fouquette, and S. Larivee. Marlene was crowned, by 1955 queen, Judy Coffelr 29 W Q 4. 1 -1 ,L ff 1 - , ' . ' L .1 ,lf ,' QL f , AV Q U I , , ,. N p bit' D 71' I C IJ V. LL, V 1 K H A L' 4' JM X , ' f - LIN' Lv ,X , U w ,,' A R V qvf .J A LQ ,A A L if ,V U f A ,LUX LJ' J if 4 J N ,Jj , LV , ,y Af 1 U Eybl XL LL V fx , X my ,J , V f 0' V f UM 'X AW A 1 W r 1 , IU f 016 QI L' P YJ' 5 BC?CIlllI'lIg MCM fJ11'lLmr Y L , KX llzc' ,QOIII.dfl .S' Jiri! uf' Q f M D ' I ' D ofP0nz011aw4Q?1tl10l1'rg , I L . vii 5, lyvlf N , ! M L VV R fffu 0 u J f . ,----f-N fy K M 1 f' rw , , X cf Q75 YW aft' 3 0' fo 5' -..l, . 1 , .1 HH., X ' H-- , f ,, X 7 V'-. ,' ,ff 5 V , jf 61 1 Lk , .A M-H: , f 1 . A f ' A A 1 ' N ' .- Q 336 ' ., ,E -' 3 A. A 1 W 5.7 ' . -.- .., , , .v,- - . X, if .ni fi , ' .- A: Iii? ' hz V ' - , K yi.: ,x ' - U, ,A , ., - fx,-s m , , , ' , -ja . 45. - x , - ' A 2'5- lkw .gr 4,54 'ww 1- . . L al .wF ' 'UN 4 wk ,,, ?a -Q.. N M' I ,N 1 -W I 2 Mk 4 I . :W W' up Q N Wm f '5l H rp' I. 'vw' , J 'Wu new Wa... 'K 'K -17 16 Q v ,W K' f if 'nur T. Adams D. Albers T. Aquilcra R. Barrel J. Bnslcr 108 'Q' Q1 '1 N fl, N L L. Bzmskcns M, Bartletta C. Beck D. Belangcr A. Belmudes wwf' S L R. Belmudes A. Benacci j. Biane j. Blancharcl nl. Bockes j. Bolton M. Bonafede R. Borrego R. Bowman P. Brown S. Burgan M. Cabrera F. Carlos j. Cashen K. Clark F. Comyns P. M. Connell T. P. Cormicun C. S. Corrington H. R. Cullen M, CLASS O Dru is Downey Eckernmn Elias Elias 198 x M5 , . .fy, will . QEWSU gfzyhf Cicorgu Tllucnmlcs, prcsiclcntg john Kelly, trcusurcrg Charles Nngengalst, xicc-prcsiulcmg Sue Sialcnfanlnlen. ser- rotary. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS v 45 l Ci, Fink D, Frnkes R, Foley Ci, Frcsuhi Q X 5 as' j. Fulton D. Gnuglmn W 1 F. Gizlnelte IJ. cl0lI1C'l S. Gunn: nl. Gill M. Gnnlu -I. G1 - ure. L. ,S D Thurson Truclw IO9 fb-Q P. Grigware J. Harmon G. Huchzing W. joos D. Keser S. Grimm D. Hart H. Hundly L. Kalmer J. Keser R. Guillen J. Hassle: F. jablonski L. Kasper A. Kiliany R. Hamilton D. Howard H. Jones J. Kelly J. Kromberg CLASS UF 19 8 . Kruszona . Kurutz . Lahti Lamaison VI. Linden J. Mullen L. Mazzarini H. Lopez VI. Mahlow J. O'Connell C. Montes P. Mara I. Martinez H. Lopez C. Nagangag J. McCormick 3. McGrath L. Mar ww lmhf J. Mottola I. Padilla M. Norr R. Mackey L. Martinez fbh E. McCready M. Moryka R. Nuno P. Palanos CLASS OF 1.958 3 W I X - w.J if if-f , 4 A Ei? J 5 JQHY' M. Pccharcik N. Pescc j. Phillipson D. Porfhial E. Porras L. Porter R. Polcnzn A. Quirk M, Rainier F. Ramirez P. Reusch j. Rigglc R. Roellc S. Rogers D. Romero M. Rush S. Sacco M. Sanchez M. Schneider j. Schoonmaker D. Shulte G. Shulw j. Sears S. Sidenfadden J. Siler U. Sinnott K. Smith R. Smith M. Sollers C. Sorcahal N. Spielmam D. St. George F. Story B. Stmthmnn D. Sullivan R. Taylor CLASS OF 1958 A. Tascione R. Tessier G. Thoemmes B. Thompson L. Trujillo J. Tuttle A. Tushaus M. Venegas T. Wachter j. Waddingham H. Warner S. Wiese S. White L. Wilson R. Wilson J. Whalen R. Yoder R. Zechner JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: M. Arnone, M. Fenwick, R. Flores, j. Mizerski, J. O'Conner, I. Reyes, M. Sanchez. Under the leadership of President, George Thoemmes, the Junior Class of 1957 began to shape itself into a closely-knit group of upperclassmen, in spite of their fluc- tuating fortunes in acquiring permanent faculty advisers. A class gift of a rostrum for the school auditorium marked the first of many expressions of school spirit which prevailed in the junior Class. Another evidence of this loyalty was the performance of the junior Class Booster Club whose behind-the-scene support of games and rallies infused into the students the urge to participate enthusi- astically in school activities. At Shamrock time, a junior-sponsored Saint Patrick dance increased the tempo of school activities, which served, as did the junior-Senior Prom, as a royal farewell for the Seniors. The latter was a truly great social if not completely a financial success. Stepping into the shoes of their spirited predecessors, the Class of '58 aimed at the repetition of unparalleled achievements of theliynamic Class of '57. N MW 7 'F w s .fu . E I l r f,- LEM Sl? K 1 4 K I N H lv' . , 1 .. UI . 4 L ov- i C.. Abilu H. Abshire G. Allexm F. Almond il. Alzugaray M. Apuririn tl. Aquilera R. Arnett R. Balrhnlettc Il, Barcelona M. Barnes P, Bzlrtlwlmc H. Bastien B. Belle T. Beringer H. Blake S. Bonafecle P. Boyens J. Boyle G. Brewer I.. Brewer M. Brierlnn P. Buckley B. Burton j. Cahrin R. Carey S. Casnd L. Case O. Chagollu C. Chillog S. Clmrak L. Christy D. Cissell j. Cochoit M. Collins SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI- CERS: Patricia Orselli, secre- tary: David Peters, president: David Cissell, treasurer: john Heieck. vice president. M. Comyns P. Conforti M. Condon j. Connolly R. Ciora K. Crozier f CLASS I9 .9 A. Cuilhe K. Cunningham YQ, fs K. Cholewa T. Daniels L. Daley P. Davalos CLASS UF 19 9 M. Greene F. Harding G. Harper j. Hauer j. Heieck S. Hendrix M. Herbert P. Hoehn S. Holzberger S. Howard A. Denning A. Dewey M. Diez D, Dingler P. Donelly S. Du Bransky M. Emminger K. Fader S. Flynn J. Fouquette J. Frederick A. Fry J. Gabaldon j. Ganger j. Gennero R. Gilloon B. Glassen J. Gomez D. Gonzales D. Gordon S. Hoy! B. Hundley P. Hurst P. jakubiak j. johnson S. jones M. Kelly M. Kelnhofer j. Keyes A. Kinkle M. Koach C. Lilly V. Lopez D. Macl-Uonalcl D, Mackey P. Marcellin J. Maricano B. Marcus J. Margala K. Marple 3 CLASS OF I9 9 L. Matchura S. McDonald j. McGray S. Meyer J. Modgling G. Moreno M. Moore F. Mormillo S. Morriss W. Munger CLASS OF 1959 l. Murphy K. Narcissi C. Nazionale P. Nejedlo S. Nicholas P. Nilsen L. Nino J. Norton ' , Ph X... D. O'Brien j. O'Brien R. Ocepek E. Ochoa Plunging vigorously into their second installment of high school life, the Sophomore Class of 1957 took over their duties and re- sponsibilities with election of class officers in September. Dave Peters, class prexy, led Pat Orselli, Dave Cissell and John Heieck as the executive branch of the spirited sophomores. Committees under the leadership of Pat Conforti spurred the sophomores to launche their first overwhelming success- Harvest Hop in Octo- ber, enticing fellow students to the event by raffling a full-blooded American turkey to a lucky winner-Michael Rush. The class topped a high mark in scholarship by representing the majority in the 1957 honor roll. Added to their scholastic achievement, the sophomores displayed dramatic talents in the Mocking Bird which brou ht raves for the performances of Maureen Greene and Richard Baria- zette, sophomores in good standing. Finishing the year in the tra- ditional sophomore style, the class bid good-bye to the seniors of '57 by a tantalizing breakfast and a fond farewell. P. Orselli D. Peters B. Raulen W. Riel F. Ortez F. Phillipson D. Recupero D. Riley A. Pagliuso V. Piscopo J. Regner J. Rondina G. Paulus R. Ramirez R. Repp S. Russo ef'-.f ,. .,.v A 9 G. Sacco R. Schoonmaker R. Schweitzer J. Sharp B. Sheehan T. Sidenfaden J. Silvas E. Smith J. Smith T. Stagno J. Stark J. Stockwell T. Stowe W. Stringfield J. Struna R. Struna A. Subia R. Svancarek C. Taylor N. Tellis S. Thomas E. Tierney D. Trudel W. Trujillo W. Trujillo P. Ury R. Ury J. Vance D. Van Thiel Y. Vargas J. Vera A. Vincent D. Visosky K. Walsh J. Ward B. Way R. Weber D. Whitman J. Williams D. Wilson L. Zechner R. Zievers '14 6 M SQ . F L l 3 'QF - M., Q rx n ff fi- Q' W .ff . 53-3. x I 1 ' 4. J . E fl 9 . ,,' . 4 . ' W Q' 4 ff ,. ' f 1 .,.-gf , .M We -- fx i .Q . J V A J e r ' : :vfl 'xt li, , . K- 1 : I ,I W :r I . x I V U1-,-nv-. U V X fs l 'gil' a . i ri .f ix iv X J we A .s .. , X all . .Q .4 .Q 1 - x --.. 7 if R pin fi yt H QP - J - - to . I J Q ... Z I 5 fs, M . K A 'F . 1' t . ., t . ' 'nr , , v- A tr? I' G. Adams V. Aparicio T. Baldwin T. Bartley M. Bechtold B. Blackwood P. Ahern S. Arntzen R. Bandurraga J. Bateman P. Berrigan K. Blanco Allen R. Auberr N. Barlett T. Bay ' D. Berpbe J. Bonafede D. Almos T. Bailey T. Barnhart A. Beauchemin L. Billia E. Borrego J. Brady R. Brown T. Buckly P. Byrne R. Carlos E. Cervantes R. Brady J. Brutocas S. Bueker M. Cahill J. Carlson C. Chambers M. Breen R. Brydon C. Button M. Campos R. Casas D. C-horak K. Brown P. Bueker F. Byers F. Campuzano M. Case T. Crraulo tr- 11, K . x .' S T .. -in ...Q lg s B Q S' I I ' . , ,-N J. W 7 Q V K P L ,... 1 - . ' A X y rd? iz. ,EW -K. . if .,. . '3 . Z . ff , fin? NOT PICTURED: M. Cash, S. Clark, M. Doerksen, C. Edney, C. Garcia, R. Garcia, G. Hamel, H. Mercado, H. Meisel,dJ. On- cea, C. Paglia, J. Porte, T. Sala o, M. Talley. A. Cochoit J. C0lliEr J. Coderre B. Collins G. Coffell Y. Cortez R. Cohn M. Crawford N Q an . .. . -Q. f i 1 Q .... . 1 as E i ff Q ia in W . . A f ' 2 N wwe... . ' ' af f-sz-fr ,J L. Crowl A. Davalos D. Delo H. Desantos T. Diaz J. De Loren J. DiBiasi C. Duclos J. Didier S. Ebbert M. Didier R. Elias U I C I . ff Q- J- ' 1 A si' . 1 . I f P .il . .5 The baffling world of classes, home- rooms, and hall guards opened its portals to the mighty Frosh, 242 strong. Equipped with aggressive spirit, the new-fledged freshmen plunged into the high school whirlpool by casting ballots for class otiicers. Supplied with spunk, the Spartan-mind- ed group made their presence known as they left their indelible brand on student drives and projects. A touch of initiative was evident as the power-packed Freshmen hopped aboard the social merry-go-round with the Feb- ruary 2 Freshmen frolics. An equally ardent spirit was climaxed by a gift of a Luna holder to the P.C.H. chapel altar, during the Lenten season. Completing the Freshman agenda was their sendoff to the graduating glass, with a movie and refreshments. FRFSHMFN CLASS OFFICERS: Rosalie Casas, secretary: Vivian Aparicio, treas- urerg Ifugene Cervantes, president: Mary Cahill Qnot picturedj, vice-president. CLASS 0 1960 ,Fmbury G. Faulwell B. Fifield L. Frick M. Gavran D. Gibson M. Gonzales S. Haines M. Harrington D. Haughton W. Hengler Fncimer C. Felix W. Fink K. Gallagher D. George R. Gilbert M. Graves A. I-laisman F. Harris G. llaycs M. Herrera l. lispenson M. Feminia C. Flannery R. Garcia M. Getson T. Gillispie A. Gructer G. Hamilton K. Harris R, llclson T. Hoclel '. Faull G. Ferris B. Flansburg j. Garro T. Gibbs P. Glassen M. Gundling M. Handorf K. Hart L. Holz D. Holzberge ga S A- y F' if , ,li K ,U W i Er.- ,5' .Q .. A l ,A ' A I 1 ,ae-f ,Q T ' 1 Q Q T ' ' 3 sl is C- K 5 x 1 I I g 41 v 'K -I fr i I S' A 0 5 if ., y, . K ,. . 5 X . . I Qt . :- 'Y 5252 I i ' 4' I hi- -- Q i if ' Q .Q F Q 5 4- F sv .,. 4 sf hx J I ' ' 14. M 1 N -S ,fa . ! ,' ..,,. .L , 1 I 9 5-. 1 T is if Ilii, . J ...I , s J ' x L f . ll A x. J, L51 i 95 A it J? . M. Hopkin M. Hoppe W. Hughes S. Jakubiak J. Jessup M. Johnson M. Jones A. Kalmer J. Kehl P. Kelly J. Kenny D. Keyes T. Klenski Koach . Korsgaard B. Lange J. B H. Larson . LaVallie . Libershal I-IPP OZ P' Foxo 5555 11723 v-n-5-N 2 S. Maleski M. Mally P. Marchisio M. Marcus V X 54 J A. Marquez M. Marquez M. McCullough A. Messore J. Nicholson V. Norr G. Norton R. Novak 5 H 15490 Q N ,ig 122 ??5 YT, 6. s F. Vx A J. Miller M. Miller R. Miller M. Mizerski C. O'Brien R. Ochoa G. Odgers S. Olson 7 f A . E4 C C J Y .une . is f J. A . ' W w V. Moeller J. Mottles G. Morales J. Motyka J. Moreno M. Murray B. Morissette R. Nichols P. O'Nora T. Peterson J. Orlando G. Pestano T. Oxenham R. Phillipso F. Paar M. Pilario 6 .P - 1 K 9 'F ' , J. f, 9, 'V .1 '1L...r - X .' ks fy . S , 1' I. 1 ,Mgr I , , MI, M-if 'C' 6 I Y x X 1 I I' . P JL 1' 6' f ' 4 I i, .J Qi 7. Pieters B. Powell U. Ramos R. Richardson L. Pontious j. Probst P. Ramult J. Roberts Porter D. Puglisi B. Reites P. Roelle . Porter S. Ramos P. Ricci T. Ryan I. Rynsko B. Schwent A. Siegert D. Sniith . Sacerine C. Seay R. Silva L. Smith l. Salse D. Seiler K. Siler F. Snell . Sattler B. Shoemaker A. Simko T. Stalland dn 5, 3. ., - - , I I L 'L s S f , 9' . v T KS, V 5 S ' A ' F sls ,ti f ii V I A ...rj . Q- S . Q vf v ' . y 15 S. Stevens H. Storman j. Stupey B. Sutherland D. Tascione S. Taylor D. Terneur P. Tonkin L. Trot! B. Uhl S. Ual M. Unthank J. Valdez R. Van Thiel R. Venegas J. Vesel C. Weis M. White K. Wiedeman J. William L. Wilson T. Wilson C. Wissler M. Zeno KN fy I lv -f . ' diff ' Y X . l' ..R I ff' ' sf. A V fx' K .,,, , 'I ' l CLASS O 1960 V X IZQ if , , , , ,I '- ,44-yx . ,, -.. 7.1 W Q Q' t p 'F G '27 .52 5 'g. W E bl an I. fp' Q ' 1 g 555. 1 U 1 c 5? 'fly . I .. -ink ' 1 nr J '-' - it any ls 6 N 1 .On X, H 1435, n 0 1 r f Q ' ...PO , J 'N I Pl JTV' . n'7jv 53 iiiiiii rv 1 ss: 'A .- HUNORAR Y PA T RUNS His Eminence Cardinal james Francis Mclntyre Most Reverend Timothy Manning Most Reverend Alden Bell Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick Dignan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gerald O'Keeffe Reverend Thomas P. English Reverend Michael Browne Reverend William Casey Reverend Maurice P. Dee Reverend james P. Downey Reverend Longinus jankus Reverend james Murphy Reverend Thomas O'Connell Reverend Robert Pierce Reverend Patrick Power Reverend Denis Ryan Reverend Anthony Saran, C.R. Reverend Ralph Thompson Reverend George W. Wieneman Mr. and Mrs. Herb Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caudillo Mr. and Mrs. Farley Day Mary jane Hirsch Mrs. Margaret Hay Marti Mrs. Caroline Smalley Mr. and Mrs. Cal Stewart I ! I 'YW' if r if fracas., free? if amz X if 14264 X ff , 4 Clava if LEONA MARCELLIN Business ,Manager do M21 fe j f' he X ws r ' 4 MA! ' JH The members of the Fidelian staff wish to ci' gc express their grateful appreciation to all pat- rons and friends whose generous contributions and sincere interest have made the 195 7 F idelian possible. HONORAR Y SPONSORS Baldwin Meat Packers 15003 E. Ramona, Baldwin Park Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Beck 1180 N. Hamilton, Pomona The Bon-Ton 261 E. Badillo, Covina Cisco Carlos 345 Norumbega Dr., Monrovia Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cissell 746 Ocala St., La Puente Draper Mortuary 127 W. C St., Ontario 'Anthony Fahris 2146 Third St., La Verne Fitzpatrick's Drug Store 8120 Maine, Baldwin Park Frank Silva and Sons Chino Avenue, Chino Frasher's, Inc. 151 E. Second, Pomona Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Garrett 1345 New Manor Ave., Pomona Garro's Market 15939 E. Valley, La Puente George Beamon's Sporting Goods 429 West 2nd, Pomona Gippie R. Blackman Mortuary 1020 W. sth St., Pomona Mr. and Mrs. jose L. Gomez 1330 W. 11th St., Pomona Harris Furniture Company 255 So. Main St., Pomona Hodel-Ryan and Roberts 1014 S. Atlantic, Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe 580 Nicholet, Pomona Irven G. Reynolds Buick Citrus and Badillo, Covina j. Earl Nicholas Insurance 601 W. 2nd St., Pomona johnson Bros. Cabinet Shop 1055 E. 5rd St., Pomona Mr. and Mrs. juan Martinez 255 So. San Antonio Ave., Pomona Martin's Shoe Store 4132 Main, Baldwin Park Moody's Drug Store 5220 D St., Chino Louvenia Dress Shoppe 129 E. Rowland Ave., Covina Herbert S. Naish 1284 4th St., Pomona Pascoe Steel Corporation 1501 E. Lexington, Pomona Frank Prentice 575 North Towne Ave., Pomona School Music Supply 891 W. Garey Ave., Pomona Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sidenfaden 260 Hacienda Dr., Arcadia Stassi and Humphreys Mkts. La Puente, California Stater Bros. Market 550 S. Garey, Pomona Mr. and Mrs. john Stewart 1024 Val Vista, Pomona Tate Motors, Inc. 888 E. Holt Ave., Pomona Todd Memorial Chapel 570 N. Garey, Pomona Mrs. Fred C. Waddingham 15654 E. Nelson Ave., La Puente J 'fgwv C! 6 f file! W ij ay JZe46ene ,Zdl4fffv.,LQ7, CQLpfti0 Q Q 'L 'l3 '? l'f , M 6Zfn!cQQ ' 5-'Q L' 417 I .411 Az, 1 ' L Manglcwfed M476 AW ffildhzfpaij 044.41 GCIEJ R E ,MMM 75g6gQgQLND1T G WMU AQQBPOBAIKON My .U k LCgZJANGELES 23, A FORNIA 5' - Walter aband, President 6 e X1 1 1'2a ' ig -6,4-, 5 4 1 AL I , .f el e ' ' A. 8: Liquors A. V. Handorf Dairy A. 8: W. Signal Service john and Arnold Abacherli Mr. and Mrs. William C. Abila Acme Cleaners john O. Acreia Active Glass Co. A. F. Glass Typewriter Co. M. J. Adams Mr. Claude Aguayo Mrs. Gloria Aguayo Dennis Ahern Mary Ahern Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Airey Mr. and Mrs. C. Albright Mr. and Mrs. Alderete Mrs. Aldrion - Alfred Gray Alice Moore's Beauty Parlor Allen and Hargrave Mr. and Mrs. O. Alletto Al Messore Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Almos Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Alsap Al's Truck Parts Service Cecilia Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. William Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. joe Alzugaray American Floor Covering Co. American Legion Post 299 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy T. Amos Mrs. julie Anderson Miss Anderson Anderson Chevron Service Andies Realty Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Andrews Andy's Repair Shop Andy's Small Electrical Appliances 8: Repairs Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Aparicio Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Arguella Arico's Richfield Service Armstrong Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Arnone Sherrie Arntzen Paul Ashley Associated Electrical Ayne Hall Beauty Shop Azusa Day Nursery Azusa jewelers Azusa Motor Parts B. 8: M. Golf Club Repairs Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baeskens Kenneth Baeskens Norman Baeskens Mr. and Mrs. Art Baird Mrs. Baldwin Baldwin Park Hardware Baldwin Park Super Service Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bandurragua Benedict Bantly-Music Instructor Mr. and Mrs. P. Borba jr. Mr. and Mrs. john Barbazette Cadet john Barbazette Mrs. Katherine Baremgartner john Bargonga Barker Bros. Mrs. H. C. Barnett Mrs. Barnhart Dr. and Mrs. W. Baro Barr's Music and Photo Shop Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Barthelme Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Dr. Charles E. Basham Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Basler Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bastien Mr. and Mrs. Bateman Mr. R. X. Bauman ' Mr. Robert Baumgartner Baum Plastics Co. B. B. Oil 84 Ray Service. Miss Judith Ann Beals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beals joan Beauregaurd Beaute by Bedford's Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Bechtold Mrs. john Beck Mr. Kenneth D. Becker Bekin's Van 81 Storage Co. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Belle Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bender Benekis Groceries Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Beringer Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bernier Mrs. Ida Bernier Mrs. Virginia Berrigan Mr. Robert G. Berry E. A. Bettencourt Real Estate Bevan Market Mr. and Mrs. john Bianchi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biane Mr. and Mrs. M. Biane Mr. and Mrs. Philo Biane Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baiz Annie and Theresa Bidegain Biglow Market Bill's Barber Shop Bill's Donut-Time Bill's Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. George Bissell Mrs. Maria Blancarte Maria jesus Blancarte Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Blanchard Block's Dept. Store Bob Conlon Tire Service Bob's Westmont Market Daniel P. Bockes Mr. and Mrs. W. Bockes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bockes Bock's Variety and Toy Stores Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bogaczyk Mr. and Mrs. joseph Bonafede Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bonetti Booth Brothers Real Estate Bertha Brown Sam and Mary Borden Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Borgogno Mr. Robert Borrego Borrego Plumbing 8: Heating Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bouchard Mr. john P. Bourdet Bowen's M. A. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Boyens Andrew B. Boyle Mr. Bradford John F. Brady Mr. and Mrs. George Brandon Mr. and Mrs. L. Brannan Mr. and Mrs. john T. Brannigan Dennis Brant Mr. and Mrs. john Brasotti Catherine Breen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brettrager Mr. and Mrs. George Brewitz Fred Brewer Mr. and Mrs. H. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Brierton Ben B. Broersma Bertha Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Browne Brown's jewelers Brucato Poultry Ranch Mr. Robert Bruce Arch Bryant jackson C. Bryant Bryant 8: Co. Bryant Pontiac Mrs. Mary E. Buckley Thomas Buckley, Sr. Mrs. Thomas M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. M. Bueker Bugle's Self Service Gas Station Bumstead Sporting Goods Mrs. W. J. Burgan Mr. and Mrs. Burger Burger Q Walter L. Burke Burnip Clothiers Mr. P. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bushnell Bud Byrd C. N. Blick jewelers Mr. and Mrs. A. Cabrin Cafe Italiano Genevieve Cagigas Dr. Wm. M. Cahill Mrs. Wm. M. Cahill George Caldwell Family Caldwell's Shoes California Medical Pharmacy California Supply Co. Harry Came Family Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cannella Capri Sausage Kitchen 8: Delicatessen Carl Adams jeweler Paul Caringella Mrs. Rosalie Caringella Mr. and Mrs. John Carmona Lola Carpio Josephine Carrasco Carr Paper Company Cardinals, St. joseph's Parish Mr. and Mrs. R. Carey Miss A. Carlos Mr. and Mrs. Carlos and Family Mr. and Mrs. M. Carlos and Family Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carlson Casa Bonita Motel Mrs. R. Casad Victor Case Catron Motors Cave Prescription Pharmacy Douglas Cavanaugh Center Shoe Repair Central Market Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cervantez E. D. Cespedes Photographer Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Chaizara Mrs. H. C. Chambers Chandler's Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Charlebois Chas. I. Chestnut Realtor Chase's Chauney Interiors Mr. Cheney, D.C. Chick's Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. Jerry I. Chillog Children's Corner The Children's Shop Chino Bakery Chino Champion Chino Lumber Co. Chino Grain and Milling Co. Chino T. V. 84 Radio Chino Television Cholewa and Family Mrs. Steven Chorak Steve Chorak, jr. Mr. Steve Chorak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christy joseph R. Cinquemani Mr. E. j. Ciora City Barber Shop Civics Club Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Clark Mr. and Mrs. T. Clark Class of '57 Chuck Clemtin Clyde A. Blanchard and Associates Clyde's Market Mr. and Mrs. jules Cochoit F. E. Cockerell, D.D.S. Codd's Market Mr. and Mrs. Homer Codeire Mr. and Mrs. Coffelt Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Collins Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Condon The Ed Conlon Family Consolidated Laundries Consolidated Lemon 8: Orange Co. The Color Brush Mr. and Mrs. Merle Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collins Community Garage Mr. and Mrs. James Comyns Cooperative Institute of Music and Arts Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Cordova Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cormican Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Corrington Richard E. Cortez Cortez Shoe Store Tom Cottrell Covina Hardware Covina Imported Cars Inc. Covina Modern Wallpaper 8: Paint Co. Mayor Arthur H. Cox Mrs. Arthur Cox Mr. and Mrs. john B. Cox Covina Rent-All Co. Covina Welding and Sheet Metal Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford Emerson Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Nick Crea Mr. and Mrs. Charles Criswell Dr. and Mrs. Regis E. Croke Mr. and Mrs. Aims Crozier Mr. Gilbert Cruz Crystal Cafeteria Vincent Cuccia and George Conley jr. john joseph Cunningham Miss Pat Curp Cushman Equipment Sales Cy's Right Market Dalan .and Company Insurance Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Daley 8: Family Mr. H. C. Dallett Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Dalton-family Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Daniels Darrell Shopper's Lane Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. john Darzo Mr. and Mrs. A. Davalos julia Davalos Martha Davalos David Platt Co. Mrs. Wm. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Dawson's Dept. Store Dean Granger's Studio The Deighan Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLany Miss Rosemary Delo Del's Service Mr. and Mrs. D. Devine Mr. and Mrs. B. Dewey D. G. Clark's Shopright jewelry Lupe Diaz DiCarlo's Liquor Store Dick's Auto Electric Dick Foe1l's Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. R. Diez john Dill Dinette Cafe Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dingler Dino's Beauty Shop Nickolas P. Dirks Dispato's Pizza Mrs. Hazle Domer Mr. and Mrs. M. Domer Don johnson Texaco The Donut Donut Queen Mr. and Mrs. Doty Mr. and Mrs. Downey Mr. Albert Drake Mr. and Mrs. DuBransky Dudley's Styles Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Duffy Dugan's Piano Shop J. A. Dumond Mrs. Maurice G. Dumont Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Duncan john T. Dunn-Clark Bros. E. T. Lakey Company Earl M. Wilkinson Inc. H. Ben Eastmen Ebbert's Delivery Service Betty W. Ebling Mrs. Elmira Echols Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Eckerman Edgewood Insurance Service Edgewood Stationers V. G. Eide Eldo Motel-East Holt Cedric Elias Margaret Elias Mollie Elias Ellis Electrical Service Ellsworth's Flowers El Mercado Beauty M. Elmore Emil's Shoe Service Mr. C. D. Emminger Engineered Insurance England's Gas Appliance Service Erickson's Shoe Repair Ernie's Men's and Boys' Store Ernie-Paul Furniture Ernie's Radio and Television Mr. and Mrs. Escalera Ray and Fred Escalera Mr. and Mrs. F. Espenson Espiaus Cafe Esther's Beauty Salon Mr. Walter Everets, jr. Erro and Lamaison Hay and Grain Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Erro Fairgrove Bootery jose C. Fajardo Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Faull Mr. and Mrs. jack Fay Fay's Bakery Fedway Mr. and Mrs. john Felix Mr. and Mrs. Sam Femenia Mr. and Mrs. M. Fenwick Mr. and Mrs. john Ferrero Dr. Fred W. Fewins Gertrude Fickewirth Fifth Avenue Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fink Finley's Rexall Drugs First National Bank of Upland First Federal Savings 8: Loan of San Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick Connie Flores Mr. G. Flores Alberta Florgan Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Flynn Foothill Drug Foothill Washette Fordstox Market Fortier U-Drive Dr. and Mrs. Harry Fox Franklin Freeze itl Franklin Freeze 412 Frank's Liquors Franks Flying A Station Frank's Service Station Frantz Dry Cleaners Freeman's Shoe Outlet French American Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Sal Freschi Friendly Cafe A FRIEND Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fulton G. E. McKay Ford Mr. and Mrs. Gabel Mr. M. Gale Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Gallogher Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Ganger Mr. and Mrs. john K. Ganger Capt. and Mrs. john P. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. D. Gantenbein Albert R. Garcia Garcia's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. joe Garcia Lola Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Garcia Dr. Robert E. Garcia Rudy Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Tony Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Camille A. Garnier Mrs. Constance A. Garnier john Garro Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gaughan Mary jane and Diane Gaughan Mr. and Mrs. john Gavran Miss Kathy Gavran Miss Marie Gavran Gayton's Packing Co. Mr. Geisendorfer Gene and Billie's Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gennero Marge Gentry and M. Reynolds Gene's Little Alibi George Bailey's Meats Mr. and Mrs. D. Gill john Gill Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie Gil's Meats Mr. and Mrs. Hudson C. Ginley Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Glaab Barbara Glassen M. P. Glassen Glazes Home and Auto Supplies Ray Glaze The Glee Club-P.C.H. Gloria's Golden Eagle Service No. 359 Golz Upholstery and Fabric Mr. and Mrs. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Goodspeed Mrs. Francisca Gonzales Miss Isabel Gonzales Mrs. julia Gonzales Mary Gonzales Gorden Feed 8: Supply Co. Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Gore Wayne W. Gorgh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorman Graeber-Loucks Company Paul G. Gratzenger Greg Iron Foundery john G. Grega Maureen Greene Peg and Roy Griffith Griffith Mortuary Mr. and Mrs. F. Grigware Mr. and Mrs. Martin Grijalva Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Grueter Mr. and Mrs. joseph Grueter H. 8: H. Photo H. W. Loud Machine Works Mr. and Mrs. Habson Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hadley Hadley Furniture Hahling Body Engineers R. E. Haines Haines Union Station Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haines Mr. and Mrs. C. Haisman Mrs. L. Hale Don Hale Mr. Art Hale Ha1's Club Bonnie Rae Hall's Mattress Works Mr. and Mrs. Hamel Hamilton Drug Hamilton Hardware Hamilton's Nursery Handy Pantry Cafe Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hanks Hansen's Pharmacy Happy Day Nursery Hardie Lewis Paint Store Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Harding Miss Ann Harich Harold's Barber Shop Harold Long's Texaco Stan Hart Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hartzle Hartzler's Shoe Store Jim Hassler Florence Haylor and Gertrude Brady Richard K. Hazen Mr. and Mrs. joseph Healey Hebert's Radio 8: Kodak Store jean Hector Mr. and Mrs. W. Hedgepeth Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Heieck, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Helsen Mrs. C. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hengler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henninger Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Hensley Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Herbert Herlis Hardware Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hess Eugene C. Hewitt Hi Burger Self Service Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Higdore Florence Hill Hillgrove Market Hill Cleaners Mr. Hobb Miss Annette Charlyn Hodell Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoderer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Hoehn Mr. Leo Hoffman justin D. Hoisington Mrs. E. Holler Mr. W. Holliday Susan Holzberger Home Town Barber Shop Mrs. Ida Hoppe John Hoppe House of Fabrics Howe's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hoyt Hub Furniture Roland Hubert Pearl Hughes Melvin Hull Mr. M. Humbert Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hummer Leo Hunter Burt Hutteball Inez and Maxwell Service Station Inez Ramirez In-N-Out Burgers Insulation Engineering Inc. Insurance Service Mr. and Mrs. E. Irber Dr. Gordon Irvine Isabel's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jablonski Jack's Beverly Jack Tice Meats Joseph F. Jakubiak Jay's Barber Shop Jeanette's Glamour Manor J. C. Penney Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Jenkins Jess Myers Dodge 84 Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Jessup Jester's Automatic Laundry J. Newberry Co. Joe's Market Joe's Self Service John P. Evans John Engel Ford John C. Cholewa and Co. Andy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Johnson 8: Family Mr. and Mrs. E. Edmund Johnson Johnson's Plumbing Johnny's Johnny's TV and Appliance Co. Johnston Heating Co. Brewer Jones Charles H. Jones T. M. and Gomer Jones Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jones Mrs. Walter A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Joos Jo R. Paden Insurance Joseph's Beauty Salon Josephine's Ready to Wear Mr. and Mrs. L. Kane Mr. Joseph Karrer Mr. and Mrs. M. Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Walt Kaulback Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan Mr. and Mrs. William P. Keeshan Rosemary Kehl Edward Kehl Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly Peggy Kelly Kemp's Mobil Service Julia K. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Kennedy Lucille Kennett Michael F. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. George Kerckhoff Porter Kerckholf Family Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kerckhoff Agnes and Patsy Kerr Mr. Mervan L. Kerslake Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerwin La Puente Drug Co. Jean Larivee Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Larivee Miss Shirley Larivee Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Leland Larson Larry's T. V. Service Mrs. Jeanne Lassalette Mr. and Mrs. H. Lassalette Dr. R. F. Latimer The Latin Club La Tolteca Mrs. Laurine Lauer Laulive Union Service Station Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lavelle Law's and Law's Realtor Mrs. Elizabeth Layaye Mr. and Mrs. Lazzari Lee's Jewelers Lee's Watch Shop Lee's Children Shop Leidig and Son T. V. Radio Betty Jean Leonard Leon F. Lucas Realty Leo Hoffman Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. M. Lepore Mrs. Lois Lesilie Lester Ryons and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keser Jr. and Family Kesner's Meat Market Keyes Family Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kinkle Kirk Jewelers Kirk's Shoes Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kirkman Knit-Togs Distinctive Fashion Shops The Knoll's Fashions Knoll's Prescription Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. William Knoll Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kolodge Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kolodge Mr. and Mrs. W. Kozlovich Mr. and Mrs. George Kurutz Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kruckner Mr. and Mrs. Kruzmar Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kwen L. and H. Laundromat Mr. and Mrs. F. La Horgue Anna Lamaison Mr. and Mrs. P. 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Pontius William A. Poole Mr. Arza Porter Mrs. Arza Porter Mrs. C. Porter john Porter, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Potenza Gary and joan Probst Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Probst Professional Relations Credit Agency Dave Provan ' Puente Hardware Company Puente Shoe Repair Puente Taxi Co. Purp's Coffee House Mr. L. Quensel Mr. and Mrs. john Quirk R. 8: S. Motor Company Mr. and Mrs. Fred Raab jr. Ralph Rabago Mr. and Mrs. John Raffee jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rafferty Rainbow Gardens Raines Bookshop Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rambo Helen Ramirez Inez Ramirez Jennie Ramirez Martin Ramirez Mrs. Resendo G. Ramirez Ramos Market Mr. and Mrs. W. Ramsey Peter A. Ramult Ranney's Paint House Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raulen Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Rayburn Ray's Flower 84 Garden Shop Nick Raymond Raymond's Market Mr. and Mrs. A. Recla Mr. and Mrs. james Redman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reid Rein Hardt's Market Mr. and Mrs. Reising Reliable Concreters Reliable Television Service Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. Requarth Mr. and Mrs. joseph F. 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