Pomona Catholic High School - Fidelian Yearbook (Pomona, CA)
- Class of 1958
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Q Qkf K W DEUICHTIUH The 1958 i'iiLiCli2lI1 salutes Mary in this her centenary year of th whose 1111111c was lworne by one of the founding Ships of our Country 1111111cs of so 111111111 of' our cities, Whose feastdays have So, ofte3 in our 11111'io11's lllSl'UI'f'Q to her, the patroness of America, we dedicat past one l11111rlred 1-ears Mary's unfailing love has poured forth fror her P1lliI'0I'lLl3,QL' now be directed in a special Way to her very ow May she L'i'Clii,L' 11111 of the raw material of nature that she finds there capalswle 1111 d XX'UI'IQilf' Catholic members of society. we lmvc dedicated this book to Our Lady in order to direc grzmr-, to 1-111pl111size her position as God's own choice for the Moths 11111111111 rare, to remind Americans that Our Lady of the lI'l1!1l1lL'llllllC Conception is the special pro- tectrcss of our beloved Country. Through the 1 kzaleidoscope of the F idelian's 144 pages may its rt-Miers see the spirit of Maryg may every page rin 11 out a jubilant verse climaxing in Ll crcscendo of love to form a litany in honor of our Lady of Lourdes. ZZ fptw Q5 I gsxfxyf' Wfffc ,gf , KP M5 kyw jgjlvw fwa, , !,,,vf'f'2l E Wficff va if Z FACULTY iii Tri: ' 9' fi f 5? , -1 A EW .eil ,,i2i'!.iwQLl?K - dm-'gi fffnyyslsgwyf- .,,5wA,'f 1--mm, 'f 5 . PM gi, . q d A ll .,. ..,, , .IV-2? 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N PASTOR TEGINA PACIS MZ. , JUL A 7 ,Q ' --f: ' I X24 Q5 . REV. JAMES BIURPHY Assistant, St. joseph Parish Pmnuna Religion . . . Counselor . . . lJll'CL'llll' of Atlilctits . . . Chaplain of Pomona Catliulic High Sclitml Parents Assotiatiun. '13 REV. GERALD MCCORMICK Assistant, Holv Name of Marv Parish La X crnc Religion. 1 1 MW t SISTER MARY BENILDA, PRINCIPAL Physics , . . Moderator: Associated Student Body . . . Stu- dent Senate. SISTER MARY FRANCIS English . . . Latin . , . Geometry , . . Adviser: Sophomore Class. SISTER MARY BONAVENTURE Religion . , . Music Appreciation . . . Glee Club . . , Mod- erator: Madrigal Singers . , . Adviser: Sophomore Class. SISTER MARY DOLORIA Clerical Practice . . . Typing . . . Bursar , . . Moderator: Usherettes Club . . . Vocations Club . . . Adviser: Senior Class. SISTER MARY ANILLA English . . . American History . . . Guidance Director . . . Moderator: California Scholarship Federation . , . Key Club , . . Young Christian Students, Boys' Division . . . Adviser: Senior Class. fncuuu Nw 1 ,lift 'ID XX w M 'rv w 'ff' I ' ,I 9 VIRGO FIDELI 'W far A M1 Q 5 P B S AS SPIRITUAI X ROSA MYSTIC. I A Eg R .5 I DA VI DI 235:12 ' '-.515 M E V M4....,...4 FOEDERIS ARC TEHCHEHS HDVISUHS SISTER MARY AMANDETTE Advanced Algebra . . . Trigonometry . . . Modera- tor: National Honor Society . . . Adviser: Fidclian Business Staff . . . Senior Class SISTER MARY BERTILIA llomemaking . . . Registrar . . . Moderator: Home- mal-ring Club . . . Young Christian Students, Girls' Division . . . Adviser: Freshmen Class SISTER MARY FILONILLA Drafting . , . Algebra . . . Moderator: junior Red Cross . . . Mission Club . . . Adviser: Sophomore Class SISTER MARY LAUDINE Religion . . . Art . . . English . , . Librarian , . . Moderator: Sodality . . . Adviser: Sophomore Class SISTER MARY A LOYSI ANNE Latin . . , Moderator: Latin Club , . , Adviser: Fresh- men Class V 6' V fluid lv Jw sf Gd YL' Wie? r i, Q 1 V J f i FRIENDS SISTER MARY THOMASETTE Biology . . . Algebra . . . Life Science . . . Moderator: Biology Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Adviser: Freshman Class A MR. WILLIAM MACDONALD English . . . Moderator: Debating Club , . . Adviser: Junior Class V MR. JULIAN BRANN AN Sociology . . . Civics . . . Leadership Class . . . Director of Student Activities f' fling Z6 , ij? CM jlgiifffa V7j,w Z ' Ijgjg gf 271577141 i 4 ' I If ' X, V fxlff 7,74 Q '77 If 2511414 f Lf' '7:ji,7.0'f5 w! A71 life p f If if f,fjl'ff L f4!QI,,4! 2 KZ! 9 SISTER MARY ERMENILDA Chemistry . , . Physics . . . General Science . . , Moderator: Chemphy Club . . . Adviser: Freshman Class SISTER MARY THEOPHANE journalism , . . English . . . Mod- erator: Lance . , . Eidelian . . . Adviser: junior Class concurs MR. FARLEY DAY General 'Mathematics' L . Q Book- keeping . . . Physical Education . . , Moderator: Letterman Club . . . Head Coach: Varsity Football . , . Assistant Coach: Track. ' -t MR. HERBERT ADAMS American History . . , World His- tory . . . Physical Education, . . Coach: Varsity Baseball . . . Back- lield Coach: Varsity Football. MR. RODNEY LONG Geometry . 4 , Physical Education . . . Dean of Boys . . . Moderator: Boys' League . . . Head Coach: Track . . . End Coach: Varsity Football. MR. FRANK CAUDILLO Spanish . . . Physical Education . . . Assistant Coach: Bee Football , . Bee Basketball. if i ei 5 1 -ff? MR. MAX HENTHORN Band . , . Instrumental Music. MR. CAL STEWART W'orld History . , . Physical Education . . . Conch: Varsity Basketball . , Head Coach: Bee Football. Mrs. Victor Taylor, first vice-presidentg Mrs. Elmer Peterson, sec- ond vice-president. Wielding the gavel this year as president of the Pomona Catholic Parents' Association was Mrs. Clyde Blanchard. She was ably assisted by elected ofhcers: Mrs. Elmer Peterson, first vice-president, Mrs. Victor Taylor, second vice-president, Mrs. Leo Vincent, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Thomas, recording secretaryg Mr. August Huchting, treasurer, Mr. Arthur Sattler, auditor, Mrs. Anne Rowe, historian. The activity agenda included participation in a campaign for tax exemption for private schools, a benefit Fashion Show Luncheon, assistance with the school's health pro- gram and a Senior Class reception. Chaplain of the organization is Rev. james Murphy. Mrs. Clyde Blanchard, president of Pomona Catholic Parents' Association. KEEPING ACCOUNTS, answering phone calls and performing a host of other clerical chores is the responsi- bility of secretaries: Mrs. Floyd Mc- Cready, Mrs. Peggy Marti, who is also girls' P.E. instructor, and Mrs. Gladys Ouelette. K nasal! 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This class holds the record as the largest Short- hand l class in the annals of PCH. HESEHRCH KEEPING TRACK of the 4000 hooks in the PCHS library is the job undertaken by librarian, Sister Mary Laudine, and five student assistants. Helen Lopez, one of these five, helps to keep the ever-increasing card catalogue in order. FULFILLING THE NEED for the religious education of five religion I classes at PCH is the responsibility of Father james j. Murphy, Now in his ninth year on the faculty, Father Murphy's classes have grown in size with the school and presently are conducted in the auditorium. En- gaged in discussion at the instructor's desk are: Judy Mullen, Keith Smith, and Ray Kruszona. ..,,, V A H tts- W T t , Z' ' Q f .y,k.,MiEgi, ,i,i.,,7, mi, ww. .. ., i, ,,,,. ..., . f . ...,, X ,my , 1-v,1,.Lw.aqgf,pt5g3,,g -if -ig, .-'. sgg.gg,e. -f tim . f aet.,f.f.,.: t,zwtft:.Qtfa:-ff away' ,, ,t - ,W ,,,,L 1' H -- ,,,,,.,.. a - t. - if 't ' , at f'i22.f,i: . 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K X , A ,g R X 4' W Z1x'Fwul'X ' -tiff Q ' I 1 'J 2-St if M' la Nfl little E WS-. is as :at 41 ..,,- rmtzzizsiq Eiirafeitllfgiiiz, , frffiiasi ans.,fmf,,rf-y,ei Wgiiy. 4' ri. GENERAL PRINCIPLES of grammar, including the intricacies ofa topic out- line, and a review of ISUO years of English literature, comprise the fourth year English course under the direc- tion of Sister Mary Anilla. Demon- strating outline techniques are Elaine Campbell and David Sinnott. IHHTHEIHHTIIIS HHOXV TO PLOT a Linear Equation in Five Easy Lessons by jim Ganger. Sister Mary Amandette, math teacher, believes that student explanations are a challenge to their colleagues. This method gives S65 students in the con4 stantly expanding math department a chance to show their understanding of this important subject. ILHSSES . ULSSES . .. L Sig? 5 Q r W L Q SUCIULUGU DAVID PORCHIA STRUGGLES through a complicated explanation of Fascism as Mr. Julian Brannan and smiling sociology students listen with amused interest. JUUHHHLISH1 CONFUSED OR AMUSED? Who stole the news? Haggard Fourth Estaters engaged in writing and rewriting copy for PCI-I's Lance and the Fidelian are: Terry Daniels, feature page editorg Barbara Rousch, copywriterg Sharon Thomas, news editor first semesterg Marlen Koach, girls' sports writerg Jules Cochoit, news editor, second semester: Lyla Wilson, copywriterg Mary Moore, typist. BIULUUU PROBING THROUGH a specimen of the Osteichthye phyla, biology students are finding and exposing the intricate systems of life under the direction of Sister Mary Thomasette, Lab periods alternating with regular classes enliven the course. THHFHC JHIHS SEVEN HUNDRED and Spartans disperse into PCH freeway causing even the most 1 Whafs th 2? llHlHlS HHH SUUHLLS IH THE SEH UF SLY SOPHS on strike? Not really. These giggling scholars were politely evicted from Sister Mary Theophane's English II. The yearhook's photographer, who requested the eviction and caused the temporary ruckus, caught their casual mood, thinly disguised by their literature books. 65 L, CAUGHT IN THE ACT! Overcome by the aroma of lucious pastries, frosh, Richard Styvnert, eagerly reaches for a tasty morsel from the cafeteria-bound doughnut tray. Fellow freshmen, Bernard Wiese, Michael Limpane, and Darrell Olson enviously survey the futile attempt. l'VE TOLD YOU over and over that your crescendos are too fortissimo and not enough pianissimo,', remarks Mr. Max Henthorne, PCH band director to: fstandingj G. Od- gers, H. DeNoyer, A. Quirkg Cseatedj M. Femenia, H. Ozaroski, J. Mottola, and J. Silva. Newly organized, the band has per- formed at the Christmas show, Operetta and Spring Festival. Impromptu concerts have been given to the student body during a num- ber of assemblies. Other members are: V. Piscopo, M. Miller, S. Miller, J. Noland, J. Brutocao, J. Bruno, M. Bruno, P. Stagno, j. Waddingham, P. Navarette, T. O'Brien, J. Pahl, St. Styvaert, R. Lakofks, A. Kinkle, Chapman, T. Wachter, R. Scanlon, R. Casas, P. Cormican, and M. Moran. THE THREE MINUTE tardy bell rang a little too soon for Marie Bechtold and Rita Elias. The offenders, requesting tardy slips in the outer office, are questioned for the reasons regarding their delay by secretary, Mrs. Gladys Ouellette. RESEARCH-MINDED STUDENTS use the informative and inter- PCH ROOTERS intently follow the antics of the rally le1ders Con esting material found on shelves ofthe PCH library. fident in their football team's ability to nnteh opponents the stu dents prepare to cheer the team on to victory DHHHIH6 . .. HRCHITECTUHHLA DBHIUIHG KNOXVING THF XVORLITS DEMAND for architects, drafts- men and engineers, drafting students learn the techniques of constructive drawing and dimensioning. Sisters Mary Filonilla directs two beginners' classes and one advanced class com- prising, in all, more than 65 students. 'UQ ls-.f THEORIES BECOME TANGIBLE facts t0 100 phy- sics students as class experimentation opens the door I la of knowledge. Here, under the vigilance of Sister Mary FUHEIGH LHHGUHGES SALUTE AMICI! Ancient Roman culture is revived by Latin classes under the guidance of Sister Mary Aloysianne. Margaret Comyns, pictured at rostrum represented PCH in the annual Language Festival held at the University of Los Angeles in March. PHUSICS . .. CHEHHSTHU LA VERNE WATER SOFTENING plant hosted thirty members of the Chemphy Club in Novem- ber, One of four scientific excursions, this field trip was undertaken to step up student interest in public utilities. Ermenilda, jim Gill demonstrates the principle of Boyle's Law to 18 fascinated fellow physicists. HUHIEMHHIHG TXVENTY-SEVEN STUDENTS of homemaking sample their own culinary triumphs at an annual Christmas buffet. Under the direc- tion of Sister Mary Bertilia, the girls learn to prepare attractive menus, and study the value of well-balanced diets. l F2155 E 1-eb 1,4 - -10 if, KN .gf F55 .fig Q M23 , , L it 'sf 5' Q , Q 1, . af A wwf I I i' CUUHSELLIHG SENIORS ENGAGE Sister Mary Benilda in a discussion on scholarship possibilities before the day's session begins. Pictured are: john Bockes, Louise Baeskens, Margaret Elias, john Fulton. JUIHT MEETINGS ATTENTION IS FOCUSED on junior class prexy, Dave Peters, as he presides at one of the nine joint meetings of the junior Class home- rooms held in the auditorium. Assisting the chief executive are: Dave Recupero, Vice-presi- dent: Sally Hoyt, secretary, and Dave Cissell, treasurer. HAVEN OF THE HUNGRY, refuge of the weary, rendezvous for friends, this lunchtime interlude finds students converging under the pepper tree to finish homework assignments, discuss B0yle's Law, and football games while they down a snack during the staggered twenty- minute lunch hour. cnuss 1 O - x 5.1 K 0 1 .ista- . 1 X s .-SN a r Ngo Runga Mater purissin ater .intemerai fter boni consiA go prudentissin 'irgo potens-V1 fitiae-Sedes sap uale-Vas bonora 1-Turris Davidia eris area-fanua c -Refugium peccatoa n Cbristianorum- :rum-Regina Prop na Martyrum-Reg -Regina Sanctorum zeepta-Re gina in cae, Rosarii - Regina p c-Sancta Virgo virgin ratiae-Mater purissim ata-Mater intemerat. ilis-Mater boni eonsiL ris-Virgo prudentissim 'anda-Virgo potens-Vi .um justitiae-Sedes sap: 'as spirituale-Vas bonoraf 1 mystica-Turris Davidie 1-Foederis area-'Ianua cf norum-Refuginm peccator Auxilium Claristianorum-. ztriarcharum-Regina Prop! z-Regina Martyrum-Reg ginum-Re gina Sanctorum c finali concepia-Re gina in cael ztissimi Rosarii - Regina pi Genitrix-Sancta Virgo virgin ivinae gratiae-Mater purissim4 r inviolata-Mater intemerati zdmirabilis-Mater boni consili Salvatoris-Virgo prudentissimf CLOCKWISF Cseatedj T. Daniels, S. Hoyt, C. Beck, L. Trueb, M. Comyns, S. Weise, R. Potenza L. Kasper, M. Rainer, J. Heieck, E. McCready, S. Morriss, P, Nilsen, R. Bowman, J. Gennero, L Porter, K. Crozier, F. Comyns, I. Padilla, P. Palanos. CStandingj l. Murphy, P. Orselli, K. Cho lewa, R. Ciora, F. Mormillo, M. Collins, J. Mciiray, J. Ganger, J. Cochoit, B. Sheehan, D. Sin nott, J. Siler, J. Wlialen, J. Cabrin, K. Cunningham, P. Buckley. Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the prerequisities for a member of PC's two scholastic honor societies, the California Scholarship Federation, and the National Honor Society. Under the direction of Sister Mary Anilla and Sister Mary Amandette, the organizations have maintained positions of distinction on the campus. Membership in these organizations is the highest honor the school can offer in recog- nition of scholastic achievement. Despite the high requirements for membership-a B or better average-the roster of both societies has listed more than 80 students for each of the two semesters. Officers of the National Honor Society are: M. Rainer, president, L. Porter, vice- presidentg L. Trueb, secretaryg Cochoit, treasurer. Heading the California Scholar- ship Federation are: P. Palanos, president, Heieck, vice-presidentg T. Daniels, sec- retaryg S. Wiese, treasurer. UHLIFURHIH SCHULLHRSHIP FEIJEHHTIUH HHTIUIIHL HUHUR SUCIETU , . . DY A NM? -i.x,i,,,Y?w..gg .f Paul Palanos Mich nel Runer President, C.S.F. President N ll S fTop rowj F. Comyns, J. Riggle, K, Siler, P. Palanos, J. Siler. T. Bartley, D. Almos, R, Potenza D. Sinnor, R. Carr, R. Ciora, C. Eckerman, J. Gzmger, P. Nilsen, -I. Heieck, J. Mciiray, j. Co choir, F. Mormillo, W. Sheehan. CSecond rowj L. Porter, P. Grigware, M. Mizerski, C. Cunning ham, J. Motyka, J. Brutucao, J. Gennero, M, Gerson, L. Trott, A. Simko, A. Beaurhemin, M johnson, S. jones, H. Larsen, A. Cochoit, E. McCready. fThird rowj K. Crozier, L. Trueb, C Beck, J. Cabrin, R. Wilson, M. Kelnhofer, S. Hoyt, G. Alletto, C. Cholewn, G. Orlgers, A. Lipp j. Miller, P. Marchesio, C. Loos, B. Morissette. CFourrh rowj M. Comyns, C. Duclos. j. Orlando T. Gillespie, P. Ahern, M. Bechtolcl, L. Smith, M. Pilario, I. Padilla, C. Collins, S. Haines, D Harris, I. Murphy, P. Oreslli, S. Grimm. 'sgiqf 'viva 74655 Sym , :H U .- 3 jg,-2 UUUHG II HRISTIHH STUDENTS THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN STUDENTS is a specialized movement of the lay apostolate for high school boys and girls organized to Chris- tianize every aspect of student life. Operating under the sponsorship of moderators, Sister Mary Bertilia and Sister Mary Anilla, the mem- bership comprises 27 girls and 22 boys. Pictured is a typical YCS discussion group: fstandingj S. Grimm, E. McCready, C. Nardi, M. Johnson, B. Collins, fseatedj S. Burgan, L. Kasper, F. Comynsg Ckneelingj C. Collins. LETTEHIHHI TOP PLAYERS in the football, basketball, track and baseball teams are eligible for membership in the Lettermen's Club, an active organization on the PCH campus. Among its activities was the choosing of the Homecoming court, and Open House after the Rio Grande football game, a booth at the annual ASB Fiesta, and a successful dance during the second semester. Spearheading the '57-'58 club activities were Wally joos, president, Crosby Nagengast, sec- retary, Dave Sullivan, club reporter. Offering faculty assistance was Coach Farley Day, moder- ator. Top picture Cstandingj J. Kelly, D. Keser, M. Pekarcikg Qkneelingj G. Fink, M, Venegas. Lower picture Ctop rowj J. Waddingham, B. Fink, D. Peters, D. Recupero, C. Nagengast, J. Gill, B. Bartel, J. Margala, D. Sullivan, J. Ful- ton, G. Thoemmesg Cbottom rowj W. Joos, H. Bastien, H. Otting, D. Frakes, C. Carlos, B. Ury, D. Cissell, S. Rogers, T, Sidenfaden. DISCUSSING LATFST SCHOLASTIC ACHIFVEMENTS are sophomore members of the Cali- 4 if ' A if I '1 ' , ,Lff l,4,.f'X,7 t' J A it ing' 1 L jc 4 'V L' t K fi fl .1 ,fi fl 517,171 IQ, fgxfi 41 ,jf V, .ij 1174 flya I A ld 14 Cal' '14- X J . f Ry I QV ,KJ HJ, fjg-c ,J .1 ,4 l 3 L ff:..f ,f-f-lf' fi ,V ' 7' ,,.. q I ffl I i t L ffrl-C, 70 K K Y L XJ k f J XLCC , 'Iliff 1 1, C l ' ' 1 , v.. lf ' A Cffvl z'f'L'- fb, X C, Q Ky L LT, .t,.eftf'!Woi , 2 jane 1. aff. A4 A 1 lfvylf s f fl ,,4.4...f L!! c. fi, .!,H,,4.Ne 7715 ILL ,- ej1C.C,. 5 4 .if , . Z. 2. pt Lf f . . . f I' - , f 4 fornia Scholarship Federation: P. Marchisio, G. XVhite, T. Bartley, D. Almos, J, Brutucao, A. Q- 'ff' 5 ,fy Uhfflsi , . , Simko, G. Odger, B. Collins, C. Duclos, J. Motyka, M. johnson, M. Getson, C, Loos, K. Siler, M. Cahill, P. Ahern, j. Probst, M. Bechtold, T. Gillespie, L. Trott, L. Smith, H. Larsen. SUPH SCHULHHS BUUSTEH CLUB TXVENTY-NINE FOOT POSTERS, pom poms, banners and assorted novelties are the trade- mark of the all-junior Booster Club. Each mem- ber plays a triple roll of publicity agent, dec- orator, and salesman for each athletic activity in order to stimulate student support and spirit. The club is under the direction of Sister Mary Maximilia, moderator: Sally Hoyt, president, S vie cDon vice-president: Lucy Daley, secretary, oan Cabrin, treasurer: Amelia Pagli- uso, sergeant at arms. Highlight of the year was the Booster's mock rally complete with coaches and team, presented at the close of the football season, and a booth in the Fiesta, later in the year. Active members are Ctop rowj S. Holz- berger, K. Narcisi, M. Moore, M. Kelnhofer, D. Dingler, A. Tierney, M. Greene, R. Struna: frow sixj B. Raulen, S. Casad, D. Mathern, L. Mat- chura, M. Comyns, T. Daniels, S. Meyers: frow fivej j. Gennero, P. Boyens, L. Christy, P. Ury, K. Cholewa, S. Thomas, D. Youngg frow fourj I.. Brewer, A. Kinkle, S. Morriss, O. Chagolla, P. Conforti, P. Orselli, Vance, H. Lucero, A. Cuilhe: frow threej J. Smith, D. Gonzales, C. Abila, P. Buckley, J. Sharp, B, Belle, M, Diez. j. Fouquette: Crow twoj M. Pulver, D. Whit- man, P. Donnelly, P. Davalos, j. Norton, B. Ochoa, j. Hubert: Crow onej A. Pagliuso, j. Cabrin, S. Hoyt, L. Daley, S. McDonald. ,ay 4,-rid, 7 A, , A5 M .vb 55, l -. Q as is ,gf 5 ,meh 'swim if i it S 'b 'Z' .. il w 7 'pg 1-:BE Q , at 4 'gf r S as Q J' Q TOP-FLIGHT SERVICE GROUP :tt PCH is the 55-member Key Clu . . . ties are directing traffic in the hulls during intermissions and serving 'ls sergctnts '1t'trms durin . t . -. -. . g student assemblies. Omcers are Dave Frakes, president, and James Stslmonmztker, sctretury. Members ftl KVCI b f ' ' i' ' ' ' 0 me LQ u pittured arc ftlotlnusej QI. Sthotmnnmlxer, D. Prnlxes, T. XXz1t'l1ter, M. Venegas, ll, Kelly, R. Taylor, H. Otting, R. Putenza, P. Pzllanos, D. Sinnmt, AI, Basler, D, Schulte, M. Pekaruik, R. Kruszuna, K. Clark, R, Bnwnmn, D. St. George, -I, XVlmlen, M, Rainer, P. Mata, D. Sullivan, G. Fink, C. Eckernmn. la wlmse chief responsibili- l tltletit eompetitiun is the 'lim of the Girls' PROMOTION OF SPORTSMANSHIP thrnugx ri ' r , . Athletic Assutiation, Sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Marti, is alsu coacli of memlvers interested in volley- nall, basketball antl baseball, Main non-athletic attixities of the year xx ere the successful Back- wartls Dance, Date XVith an Angel. and the annual Sports Banquet at which the girls xx ere awartletl their trophies and letters. Member lettermen are: A, Lipp, j, Porter, L. Kasper, M. Solters, lf, Byers, M. Cahill, M. llantlurf, J. Prtilvst, S. Clark, P, Buyens, -l. Sharp, B. Stratlmtan, I Mullen IJ Clmrak, S. Grimm, j. Cabrin, N. Pesche. S. Sanserino, S. Cinmez, P. Ctinforti. K. 'l t I. Blanclmartl, secretary. Nut pieturetl, S ,' , A Betk, H. XVarner, treasurer: S. Sitlenfatlen, prestt en 3 . Sacco, vice-president. M F it 'Lf L C1- V. ,-V' by s .. i 'xr 'VI 'Y 1 A, 5' N '- 1 4 5 . X ,T r 5 t - - , .K W, 'wi ll mf ,t t get Q- L' I A Y . M . 14 I -N. um-.. ' v Pl 3' Wi VT . 1 1 lm 3 1' AW 5 , 1 W J4 in . ..,.f.,.,i v ' 17 H , 4.1-my-gh A .l.. at 11141 QW f. . Mi , ,- flair a w sono' 1 USHEBEHES Usherettes, the ofhcial hostesses of Pomona Catholic, are a service group made up of senior girls. Under President Lyla Wilson, this group performed a number of services including the greeting of parents on the night of Open House and ushering during the Operetta and other school performances. Highlight of the year was the fashion show featuring lovely dresses and ensembles for spring. The club has a membership of 51 girls. Moderator of the group is Sister Mary Doloria. Members pictured are ftop rowj Keser, N. Spielman, O'Connor, M. Solters, S. Wiese, S. Sidenfadeng fseventh rowj P. Grigware, Riggle, H. Lopez, B. Brey, Cashen, Blanchard, fsixth rowj L. Kasper, M. Linden, L. Martinez, G. Fres- chi, M. Mahlow, R. Wilson, Lamaisong ffifth rowj S. Sacco, M. Fenwick, R, Yoder, G. Schulte, L. Trueb, C. Beck, Qfourth rowj M. Arnone, L. Wilson, K. Anderson, Mullen, Kromberg, L. Porter, fthird rowj C. Sorcabal, Bolton, D. Gaughan, E. McCready, S. Rush, Biane, M. Con- nell, H. Warner, fsecond rowj S. Grimm, A. Bennacci, S. Corrington, I. Padilla, M. Motyka, S. Gomez, ffirst row, C. Nardi, C. Martinez, M. Elias, L. Trujillo, R. Flores, B. Strathman. , ! Q1 ' D ' Frances Comyns, presidentg Rosalie Fuller, So- l I , dj corro Gomez, Lillian Porter, Elizabeth Mc- livf , L-A Cready, Marilyn Atrnone. 3 xl ' Q. p -4- ' ,, . if ' . .. Scholastic aptitude is the chief requirement for membership in the Future Teachers Club. Members of the organization. 39 in number, aim to create an interest in educa- tion as a career and to understand the importance of education in their lives. The club has received its charter this year and is now affiliated with the national organization of the Future Techers of America as Charter Member 134. Sister Mary Potentia, moderator, was assisted by Frances Comyns, presidentg Lillian Porter, vice-presidentg Honora Warner, secretary, and Gloria Alletto, treasurer. ganized in the speech classes last year has continued to operate under a new modera- tor, Mr. William MacDonald. Pictured are six members discussing Foreign Aid the general debate topic of the year: J. Kromberg, S. Sidenfaden, M. Mahlow, Mr. Mac- Donald, D. Frakes, M. Linden, B. Sheehan, R. Kruszona. n 6 B GEARED TO PRODUCE effective and persuasive speakers, the Debating Club, or- -..r 'f E a , t t 'z 4 . H A 1 ,,. , 'l , v x f, J . N SALUS INFIRMORUM n X 1 FUTURE UUHSES UALLEVIATE HUMAN SUFFERINGH is the watch- word of the Future Nurses Club. Membership this year totals 35. Future nurses assist the visiting nurse in weight and eye check-ups, and render other serv- ices such as, keeping the nurses room and equipment spotless. Projects of special interest to the members during 1957-58 school year were: visits to the Queen of Angels Hospital and School of Nursingg the pur- chase of a remote-control film projector for the sci- ence classes, and the donation of three books on nursing to the school library. These activities were carried out under the leadership of Linda Trueb, presidentg Louise Baeskens, vice-president: joan Ca- brin, secretaryq Janice Riggle, secretary: and Linda Kasper, senior nurse. Sister Mary Thomasette is moderator of the group. PUUIUUH UHTHULIU PLHUEHS TO FOSTER an appreciation of Catholic Theatre arts and to afford an opportunity for self expression led a group of drama students under the direction of Sister Mary Theophane to establish, in the spring of 1957, the Pomona Catholic Players. Students who participated in speech and drama events were eligi- ble for membership. Honorary membership is con- ferred on graduating members of the Pomona Catho- lic Players. Pictured at left are officers David Shulte, director: Marilyn Arnone, assistant director: Mic- haeline Solters, secretary. j . 1: , ,ek K V.-. EW gi g-,qv g A K: 57: tfiziki-14,5 kyry k f,,.:jY,g,,f5j55i:L1il:fz'3Eff'fIf1EiQgif QW. 2:.:.n.r,,,.-f.. fi . . 5 ' vv- - . .. .. ,, , . ,.-- M, , ,. l XV-,-is '- . S ffl- : - :H - .:- H tw P at U C U F I at sett . tt.. if f fi 5 1 2 '- . set we ' , , 5 . I - xl iwlf ' K I . t -- liillili- f' I - Q2 9, .H 5522 L. 1 if if . -Y 5 - - , . , Q 51 , it , . - f - qt P-'.m, ff--nf: -my: -W -. A N iii' AL , . - 1.5m gg at 'YU' Am Uma y y .ssy 5 y 5 ! W ye f 2 it ' --tr 1 1 ' f eee' 1 A '-.' K'-, - ' at l QUE ef 53' if isag Z-if - -Q are-at-sf- .ae itwf ew . , y M rr 46 li HSSUCIHTEIJ STUDENT BUD! UFFICEHS Roberta Borrego Prefect Jim Basler President of Boys' League it ,W an 0-ae! ulia Blanchard L Z Q Q Presi ent of Girls' League I . z lr 7 fl CQWJ, ,Qu if may Elizabeth McCready . A ' 0' J ' hi, llqlohn Kelly ' ' ' ASB Vice-president SERVING AS A COORDINATING AGENCY between the students and the faculty, the student government of PCH has become in its six years of existence, one of the most indispensable groups B b P on the campus. Class division representatives and officrs of campus clubs comprise the 39-mem- 0 otgnza ber government group. Pictured below are Cstandingj J. Siler, I. Basler, J. Scboonmaker, D. ASB President Schulte, S. Rogers, H. Otting, D. Frakes, D. Carr, J, Stupey, T, Bartley, D. Cissel, R. Ciora, F. Harding, D. Recupero, M. Caringella, Mr. Brannan, moderator: Csecond rowj L. Kasper, B. Bor- rego, J. Lamaison, L. Trueb, J. Kromberg, R. Fuller, M. Cahill, P. Marchisio, J. Koach, 1. Silyas, D. Peters, Cfront rowj M. Harrington, S, King, J. Blanchard, V. Aparicio, P. Conforti, S. Hoyt, K. Porter, D. Clark, j. Margala, B. Buchanan. At rostrum: B. Potenza, president. W blip' f f lf., A Ulllllllll 4' I , 5 '-M. A 4.x , 3 9. Sigh Q33 : X, . :Qi , 'M - , 5, I I 'W A ' la: A ' CTIVITIES u 7 :ISU vrrsrr Mater purissin ater Q intemerai :ter boni consil go prudentissin 'irgo potens-V Pitiae-Sedes Sap uale-Vas bonora 1-fTurris Davidi4 eris area--'lanua c -Refngium peecato n Cbristianorum- :rum-Regina Prop fna Martyrum-Re' -Regina Sanctorum zcepia-Re gina in me Rosarii - Regina I c-Sancta Virgo virgin ratiae-Mater purissin ata-Mater intemeral ilis-Mater boni consil ris-Virgo prudentissin 'anda-Vir go potens-V fum justitiae-Sedes sap 'as spirituale-Vas bonori z mystica-Turris Davidii 1-Foederis area-fanua 4 norum-Refugium peeeato Auxilium Cbristianorum- ztriarebarum-Regina Prop 1-Regina Martyrum-Re4 ginum-Regina Sanctorum :inali concepta-Re gina in eae ztissimi Rosarii - Regina 1 Genitrix-Sancta Virgo virgin ivinae gratiae-Mater purissin r inviolata - Mater , intemeraz admirabilis-Mater boni consi, Salvatoris-Virgo prudentissin if if f .QM 416 ALLFGIANCF TO MARY! Students pledged their love and fealty to their heavenly Mother in the annual living rosary ceremony. To the accompaniment of more than 700 voices raised in prayer, Mary was crowned Queen. Sermon on Lourdes, and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament by Father Murphy closed Mary's day at PCH. .N l, lx i il X ' if . ,,7 ' v f 2 i CLIMAXING the annual Marian May Day ceremonies is the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 21 testimony of our love and devotion, Performing this special honor is Prefect Emily Jessup, accompanied by 24 junior flower girls. lu lHHRU'S DHY The Queen's Sodality, dedicated to the fostering of an ardent devotion, reverence, and filial love of the Blessed Virgin Mary, devoted their energies to a wide and varied range of activities this year. Due to the tremendous influx of eager aspirants, the first activity of the Pomona Catholic Chapter of the Sodality of Our Lady was a complete reorganization of its structure. Under the leadership of moderator, Sister Mary Lau- dine, and Prefect, Roberta Borrego, the new members were put on a probation period prior to their installa- tion. Among the successful, Sodality-sponsored activi- ties were the daily recitation of the rosary, the Advent wreath ceremonies, the canned goods drive for the less fortunate in the arish, the Christmas pro ram for the mentally retarde , and the cherry tree iooth at the annual A.S.B. fiesta in March. Enthusiastic Sodalists wholeheartedly supported Ma 's Hour and the Union Sodality Ball at Pasadena. Com ining the spiritual with the social, Spartan Sodalists climaxed their ear full of devoted activity with the May crowning an the lovely Sodality Ball. J 1 sv ll , , ,,, A u I -fr 5' ' ' '33Q47ifQ:+, ,V ,Lk . J K -,. - Z,-ix f Q W - 4 ' . f -I ' K ' AW, , , f ' ' ' 3 V ,gh , . nw Y. - , 5 I .fl ' t g f ' J z . ' f 3 ' Q 5 ? E 'Y ' 'g,5J1. w f Aamaxai. S jg, - , mavszsw Q , 53 mvsrvaxw . QW 3 ' ascmzaml. -1.-.vw l n f x J? Q ft .1 ,, my M K 'T 3- : A x ' 7' W , ' N A f A W A, Y hiv ,W , . ' ,QU-3 Q. I . 45 ,sift vb 5 . 6 : 5g!M f' I , , l Qi iz. it 9 ,Q I 'Vw PRELUDE TO PRAYER! As PCI-I students as- semble by St. joseph shrine before First Friday Mass, senior girls snatch a minute for a friendly chat with Father Power. HIISSIUH UIUHHSHUP . A 4 g fa I f 15' .' Q ' I MISSION WORKSHOP members knot cord rosaries under the direction of Sister Mary Filonilla, for home and foreign missions. The group, organized this year, has produced more than 4,000 hand made rosaries which were sent to missions as distant as Mada- gascar, Philippine Islands and France. The Mission Wforkshop, having no officers, depends upon the leadership of most productive members, including those pictured above: jenine Ebbert, Dorothy Whitman, Pat Donnelly, Nancy Tellis, Pat Davalos, Carol Hack, Judy Gross, Pat Paquette, Diane Gorden, Anita Colombero, Kathy Kolbert and Linda Basler. If X , 'efr I if ,,'-, , 1 t x IE 'xx .Ii Si S and blessed is Ihe ol thy fi Q l 1 --.. The Confraternity's cause is bolstered by Leonore Porras, who supervises play periods during summer sessions scheduled by the CCD for public school children. Supplementing the instruction of the regular teachers, Irene Murphy is seen explaining a catechism lesson to her ardent listeners. Cherubs par excellence learn to genuflect under Lupe Trujillo's supervision. CUHFHHTERHITU UF CHHISTIHH DUCTHIHE fr-f '7i tar 5 X f 4, I C- C P' IN THE LINE OF DUTY these CCD helpers, Lupe Trujillo, Eleanor Porras, Margaret Gomez, Dorothy Whitman and Irene Murphy assist Sister Socorro with illustrative material used in released times classes. 'tr '-I ' Q The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine first came to Pomona Catholic in 1956, when Sister So- corro, O.L.V.M., inaugurated the catechetical training course for students interested in teaching catechism to public school chil- dren. This year more than 50 jun- iors and seniors have completed the course and are contributing to the CCD program as teachers and helpers. Approximately 250 chil- dren in four neighboring cities are supervised in their catecheti- cal classes by students of PCH. WEAVING PATTERNS for sound Christian living on her charges' souls, CCD member, Margaret Gomez, finds the class eager to help. '- SCHULHHSHIP. . . LEHDERSHIP. . . SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SCHOLASTIC year are the two honors convocations featuring the admission of members into the National Honor Society and the California Scholarship Federa- tion. Panel pictured above are: Officers of the National Honor Society: Linda Trueb, Lillian Porter and Mike Rainerq Speakers Bill Sheehan, Louise Baskens, Margaret Comyns, Paul Palanos and joan Genenro. California Scholarship Officers are: Paul Palanos, Presidentg John Heieck, Vice-Presidentg Terry Daniels, Secretaryg Sherie Wiese, Treasurer. MAYOR ARTHUR COX, one of the many guest speakers for the sociology and civics classes obtained by Mr. julian Brannan, instruc- tor, addressed the stu- dents on the subject of the Progress of the Po- mona Public Works De- partment. Pictured with the Mayor are: john Kelly, Bob Poten- za and Steve Rogers. 50 it r Q BRYAN XVALKER, chairman of the Lions Club's annual speech contest, presents the zone trophy to Bill Sheehan, whose speech on the assigned topic, Community Service -A Wlay of Life, topped four other local contestants. Bill later went on to place second in the regional contest. FOR NIERITORIOUS SERVICE, Elizabeth McCready was selected junior Citizen of the Month hy the Pomona Elks Lodge. The award was accompanied by a S25 United States Savings Bond. ,fs MEMBERS OF THE LIBRARY SERVICE GROUP assist head librarian, Sister Mary Laudine, with clerical work and the circulation of books. Besides this, they perform desk service and prepare eye-catching displays for the bulletin board, Pictured are: tl. Smith, H, Bastien, B. llry. engaged in research, and D. Gomez, L. Porter, C. Button, student librarians, assisting with the shelving of books. Only the Yearbook staH knows the harrowing days that have passed in Room 201 - digging up facts before they existed, the backyard philosophy, the amateur psychology, the frightening realization that deadline is next Tuesday! Anyone who has truly worked with a deadline peeping over his right ear can never forget it. Still, it was really worth it, and when the dust and smoke of the last minute rush eleared, ten diehard members of the staff were really sorry that the fun and companionship in ye ole 201 were at an end. Our heartfelt thanks go to several people who have seen the Fidelian oj to its 144th page: Bill Sheehan, Sandee Burgan, Susan Morriss, Terry Daniels, Mike Barnes, George Huchting, Mar- gie Elias, all the members of the journalism class, our indispensible typist, Louise Mazzarini. Finall , thanks to our peerless sponsor, Sister Mary Theophane, for her relentless demand for perfection and for the hours of effort on her part which enabled us to meet our deadlines. And so here it is, the 1958 Fidelian. We hope you like il. We do. Now you can take the stretchers, boys. Second floor, recovery room. RONA and LINDA SHARON THOMAS News 'Editor ' ,First Semester LHHCE HHH BUSINESS STAFF - Raising the money and keeping accurate accounts of where it came from and where it went was the knotty task of the Fidelian business staff. Their efforts under the direction and efficient manage- ment of Sister Mary Amandette made possi- ble the financing of the 1958 Fidelian, Mar- garet Comyns, joan Cabrin, Kathy Cholewa, Dorothy Mathern and Frances Comyns, busi- ness manager, were also assisted by Rosalie Fuller and Sherie Wiese. AT THE HELM this year was a top-notch team-Co-editors Rona Wlilson and Linda Kasper. By sheer genius and hard work, they pro- duced a yearbook which will be hard to match in many years to come. ws, E3 FIDEIIHII STHIFS 411 .4 x,- Y? if ' A wt. I... ti... 1. new , V ., I .,,.,. , : y , . , . EDITOR JOSEPH SILER and assistant, john Heieck, faithfully presented Pomona Catholic life in all its variety and from the Student Standpointu in the monthly Lance. Siler, highest ranking Senior of the 1958 graduating class, maintained, as editor, the high standards of journalism established hy his predecessors who have captured top rating from national organirations in the past three years. THE LANCE was fortunate in having a few old faithful standhys who could always he counted on to meet the emergency of empty spaces. Segment of the emergency squad is pictured above: Maria Bruno, exchange editor: Alice Tushaus, Susan Morriss, Rita Elias Cat typewriterj, editor of page two in the second semester, Vincent Piscopo, staff photographer: joseph Siler, editor: jim Shea, copy writer. Not pictured are Bill Sheehan, sports editor of the Lance and Fideltan and sports reporter for the Progress Bulletin, Mike Barnes, sports writer: jules Cochoit, page one editor. mmiiameg Published monthly by the Journalism Class of POMONA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL EDITOR-IN.CHlEF Joseph Siler ASSOCIATE EDITOR John Heieck NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITO Jules Cochoit Terry Daniels SPORTS EDITOR PAGE TWO EDITO Bill Sheehan Margie Ella! CIRCULATION MANAGER Marla Bruno STAFF Helen Abshlre, Mike Barnes, Sandra Burgan, Marlen Koach, Loui: Mazzarlni, Mary Moore, Susan Morries, Jlm Shea, Sharon Thoma Anne Tlerney, Alice Tushaus, Lyla Wilson, Vincent Piscopo. TERRY DANIELS, Feature Editor, ALLEN TIERNEY, Copy Writer fi M, V li r SEDES SAPI EN TI AE Sli I E HC E f l . . C U ll l ll I B U l U R. xtptgzea an Zjiffk- ANALYSIS OF COSMETICS paid off in a gold medal for first place in the held of chem- istry. Winners picture above are: Kathy Pelletier and Louise Baeskens. - P-B Photo Gold, silver and bronze medals and honor- able mention trophies were presented to win- ners of the third annual Pomona Catholic High Science Fair in the presence of a large crowd of friends and parents who had as- sembled on the evening of March 6 to examine the exhibits. After deliberating five hours, a panel of judges named Peter Nilsen first place winner in the physics section. Other first place winners were: Susan Morriss, assisted by Anne Kinkle and Kathy Narzisi, biology sectiong Louise Baeskens and Kathy Pelletier, chemistry divisiong Jim Pahl, general science division. M , RARE MOMENT OF TRIUMPH . . .Peter Nilsen receives enthusiastic approval and a warm handshake from judge, , Mr. Hal Murphy, for his winning entry, US. satellite, i Explorer, --Progress Bulletin Photo H Y' Ar' Qwaxfftw- rsfsf:u,irri I-m1 af:f'r -: H-PM fwwt- ' gli iw ll-Ylll N... l D 9 P .. DE.. HE JU GS .llllll RS llllllllllll rxn' UF RAUIAHUN i EQ 5 Pvuontss or scan T uuntn rtuuwtsctui , , , A 'fc' i ' 1 RESULTS 1 i ,xr QL q .fe HOPEFUL ENTRANT, Stevie McDonald, dis- plays her biology project on the analysis of care and structure of teeth to fellow biology students, Ken Siler and Alice Tushaus. - P-B Photo ,IUDGES SMILE AGREEMENT as they total up blue-ribhon scores for students of PCH, thus bringing to a close five hours of tedious evaluation. Pictured are Mr. Wfilliam Ruff, of the Convair quality control department: Mr. Hal Murphy, mechanical engineer: Mr. Angelo Pizzuti, senior electronics engineer. Others assisting in the evaluation were Mr. XVillis E. Eackler, a General Electric engi- neer, and Mr. Edwin E. Bamber, teacher at Fremont junior High School. 7 P-H Photo SECOND PLACE VUINNER in the held of physics, jim Bruno, demonstrates the functions of his nuclear reactor to Paul Palanos, honorable mention, physicsq Lillian Porter: Linda Trueb, second place, biology: Dave Sinnott, honorable mention, chemistry: Charles Echermang and Peter Nilsen. - P-B Photo GIRLS' LEAGUE M Vocational guidance as well as aid in personal problems were the aims of the monthly assemblies presented by the Girls' League. Newly instituted this year, the league has already acquired prominence on the campusg with the guidance of Sister Mary Potentia and close association with the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, it sponsored a number of top-notch activities, among them a Father-Daughter Banquet at the South Hills Country Club and a career program. Gathered for an executive meeting are: R. Borrego, I. Murphy, A. Simko, P. Grigware, S. Wiese, J. Riggle, J. Blan- chard Cpresidentj, P, Conforti, C. Anderson, L. Baeskens, C. Schmelzle, M. Cahill, J. Smith and J, Lamaison. THE BOYS' LEAGUE, in its initial year at PCH, aroused student interest through discussions, lectures and movies. Under the able direction of Mr. Rod Long, The League Council set forth dress regulations, welcomed visitors, and established disciplinary meas- ures for misdemeanors, Members of the Council are: J. Basler, J. Kenny, T. Hodel, M. Caringella, J. Brutocao and T. Stowe. NAMED THE OUTSTANDING SCHOOL of the Week by the Los Angeles Examiner, PCH appeared on KTLA in that capacity. A representative group consisting of the cheerleaders, songleaders, majorettes, varsity football team, and the senior members of Glee Club attended the broadcast televised from the Los Angeles County Fair grounds. SUSAN SIDENFADEN President kirls' Athletic Association ,A ., JAMES BASLER JULIE BLANCHARD President President Boys' League Girls' League 56 JUNIOR RED CROSS MEMBERS prepare gai- ly wrapped packages containing such useful and miscellaneous items as ties, books, and key cases for naval hospitals. Hurrying to beat the Christmas mail rush are: G. Archer, C. Button, A, Cuilhe, R. Allen, B. Blackwood, J. Arcide, S. Burgan, G. DeMarte, L. Marzii, M. Bolton, S. MacNeil and C. Engel- hard. ,as .-,I jf: 'sf f if ' ', 'Qf X Effie CITIZEN OF THE MONTH trophy for january went to senior john Kelly. The Citizen award, a new idea this year, was presented to students nominated by the faculty for outstanding.: performance as citizens of Pomona Catho- lic, Runners up for the honor were: john I-Ieick, junior: Dick Carr, sophomore: and Dick Gilbert, freshman. BIOLOGY CLUB officers discussing plans for the Annual Science Fair at Pomona Catholic are: joan Lamaison, Alice Tushaus, Carolyn Collins and Ken Siler. RALLIES, an essential part of school life, were given an unusual twist this year by the Booster Club impersona- tions. Personalities of the coaching staff were done hy Maureen Greene fMr. Stewartj, Terry Daniels CML Dayj, Judi Sharp CML Adamsj, and Pat Conforti CMr, Longj. xl li.ll f,'l 1,5 STHHS HHIJ STRIPES FOREVER Six well-received performances of Stars and Stripes Forever, a three-act operetta highlighting the music of John Phillip Sousa, were presented in the PCH auditorium by a cast of more than 50 members of the Glee Club on February 21, 22 and 23. The play concerned the struggles encountered by a German refugee when suspicions arose as to his patriotism. Principals of the cast were: Dick Smith as Paul Kurtz, Terry Daniels as Mitzi von Valkenburg, Helen Abshire as Nancy Flynn, George Hutch- ing as Professor von Valkenburg, Maureen Greene as Cordelia Blossom, june Modgling as Zola de Von, Dennis St. George as Willie Nelson, Judy Gore as Madame Tille, Pat Orselli as Ethelynd Eames, Steve Rogers as Vernon Kendrick, and Bob Potenza as Frederick Wagner. XS.. ig lf X ici! T Q , x .,,,. i A i Q X 4, , . g ' '. -r 11 V' I Q ' r S 'L ,L p g V l' SCHUUL UPEHETTH CHUHHL HUBES A FIRST IN THE HISTORY of PCH are the century green choral gowns designed especially for Pomona Catholic by the Van Wtmrnmer School Service. They were purchased this year with the proceeds from the candy drive and a monetary donation by the senior class, The robes are modeled by ofhcers of the Madrigal Singers' judy Gore, vice-president: Gloria Alletto, secretary: and George Huchting, president. MAUREEN GREENE ANSWERS QUESTIONS about her past in the role of Cordelia Blossom, with the song, I'm a Belle of Long Ago, as Lucky Chase Cjohn Kellyj listens skeptically. AMERICA IS A GREAT PLACE to live is the theme of a trio sung by Professor von Valkenburg CGeorge llucht- ingj, Willie Nelson CDennis St. Gcorgej, and Paul Kurtz QDick Smithl. lvxl ,,,. C C C l K Lt . Il:'.E:s ,iw -. f .Jiri if ,ef Lg, qw ' air! :gm AUXILIUM CHRISTIANORUM I. SINGING OF CAROLS and the hanging of Evergreen wreaths officially opened the Christmas season for PCH, One hundred and forty-three made their way from Little Theater to Room 209 and from the Chapel to the auditorium spreading Yuletide joy, and bringing the spirit of Christmas to the halls of PC. T.V. SOCKS, hostess aprons, and hand painted shirts topped the list of items made as Christmas gifts for family and friends this year by 90 girls of the Homemaking department. 60 INVADING THE LIBRARY with holiday cheer, jim Mattoln, Liz McCready and Stephen Hassett agree that the Advent Candles add just the right touch to their Christmas decorations. PHELUDE TU 'Egg tk w 'g-'QSC J W CHHISTHIHS - MADRIGAL SINGERS preparing to supplement the Glee Club in the Christmas Assembly are: fTop rowj J. Keser, A. Fry, T, Daniels, N. Spielman, S, Thomas, Kelly, D. Smith, G. Huchting. CROW 23 G. Alletto, J. Mullen, J. Kromberg, R. Casas, D. St. George, S. Bueker, D. Houghton, S. Rogers. CROW SD C. Anderson, J. Blanchard, C. Beck, S. Clark, J. Cashen, B. Fink, H. Otting, F. Story. C YCS MEMBERS Fred Story, Dave Frakes, Liz McCready, Bill Sheehan, Sister Mary Anilla Cmoderatorj, Sandra Grimm, Sandee Burgan and Jim Mattola check and crate contributions for the Christmas clothing drive. CHRISTMAS CHEER is brought to needy families of the parish via Christmas baskets by Sodality members pictured counting, bagging and boxing canned good. CClock- wisej Louise Baeskens, Joyce Phillipson, Bobbie Borrego fprefectj, and Mary Cahill. Upon the presentation of a charter at a candlelight cere- mony, Pomona Catholic's Future Teachers Club officially became a member of the national organization- Future Teachers of America. Frances Comyns, president of the club, is pictured receiving the charter from Sister Mary Benilda in the presence of 39 members and an assembly of the Girls' League. Moderator of the group is Sister Mary Potemia. FHSHIUH SHUUJ Streams of flowers trellised across a white picket fence, twelve Senior girls dressed in Spring's best, oh's and ah's of approval from an admiring audi- ence . . . it was the second annual Usherettes' Fash- ion Show, Prelude to Springf, Two hundred and seventy-five girls and their mothers watched chic belles model fashions from Marvin's Young Set and Bowen's dress shop. As the lovely creations were described and presented, Mrs. Vera Higdon provided background organ melodies. Pictured at right modeling Spring wear are Michaeline Solters, Susan Sidenfaden, Marilyn Arnoneg Cbelowj Louis Baeskins. HRT EXHIBITS ART EXHIBITS representing best stu- dent efforts were displayed each quar- ter in the entrance to the library by Sister Mary Laudine's art students. Pictured examining best art work pro- duced in the first semester are: Glory Odgers, Carreen Nardi and Frank Mormillo. JUNIOR CITIZEN AWARD was presented by Pomona Elks' Exalted Ruler, Arthur Jacobs, to Senior john Kelly in recognition of his outstanding record. President of the Columbian Squires and vice-president of the Associated Student Body, john's service and leadership at school merited for him another award-Citizen of the Month trophy. UPEHHTIUH SCHUULBUU Enemy Twelve 0'Clock High. Joe Siler and Mr. William MacDonald are pic- tured perched on a 3-inch gun aboard the USS Columbus, a heavy cruiser, during the project, A Day in the Navy, sponsored by U.S. Naval Reserve for high school journalists. This is the first year that Pomona Catholic has participiated in Opera- tion Schoolboyf' initiated by the Navy last year to acquaint young men of high school age with the advantages and responsibilities of this important armed service. Two representatives from each school were invited to attend. Siler and Associate Editor john Heieck were accompanied by English instructor, Mr. MacDonald. joseph Siler, Mr. William MacDonald. john Heieck, Mr. MacDonald, joseph Siler. 'Q BHUHWHHDS DHHCE MOST POPULAR dance of the year was the Backwards dance sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association late in February, Anticipated eagerly by both boys and girls, the dressy affair came to a climax with the crowning of Crosby Nagengast as King of Hearts. judy Norton and Socorro Gomez smilingly approve the choice. tw i HUNECUMIHG PRINCESS julie Blanchard accepts nosegay tribute from David Schulte during half time activities. Homecoming week descended upon Pomona Catholic with the customary fanfare and gaiety. After kicking off the gala week with a huge bonfire rally, the school moved en masse to downtown Pomona in a car cavalcade for a mammoth pre- game parade. Twirling batons, swirling flags, a 32-19 Spartan victory over St. John Vianney and student spirit soaring to an all time high made the 1957 homecoming event one of the most memorable in the school's history. lClURU...FHHFHHE... GHL BOUNCY MUSIC presented Z1 chance to show off for some couples nt the Homecoming Dance featuring the theme, Victory to the Stars, H BHll ROSES AND ROYALTY reigned over Spartan home- coming events on November l. Amerium Beauty roses :mtl ai glittering troxsn present:-tl by last ye4u's queen. Marlene AICl,UI11llLl, l1Ck'All'llC tokens of :tn exening to remember for Homecoming queen, Sue Si- tlenfaltlen, The queen and her four princesses llonorn Xlfnr- ner, -Ioan Lztmztison, julie Blamclmrtl :intl Betty Ochon were chosen hy memlwers of the I.ettermen's Club, ihzwlfllhi FQZEEBJ I SPIRIT BEHIND THE SPARTAN SPIRIT, uns Father Murphy xxho ioinetl the xittorious team in the homecoming festixities zu the lfhell Cluh, T H E A N N U A L ASB FIESTA was spurred on to a bright success, de- spite Mr. Weather's antics, by the whole- hearted cooperation of students, parents, faculty and alumni. HSB FIESTH HIGHLIGHTING the fiesta was an old-fashioned minstrel show featuring members of the Drama Club as lead performers, fus.,.f....,. ,,wMMw' .WWUV fu but WORKING IN FRIENDLY COMPETITION towards the same goal, students set up 13 booths, each sponsored by a school club. The students' five-hour event scheduled for 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. on March 51 netted a total of more than 1,000 dollars. HOW DO I LOOK? Fred Story, jim Mottoln, Bill Sheehan, Liz McCready and Sandra Grimm examine used clothing collected for the annual Y,C.S. clothing drive for the missions. THERE'LL BE A HOT TIME IN THE OLD BUS TONIGHT, yell songlead- ers and a cheering crowd of roving PCHers as Spartans make the final touchdown at the Yuma game. GET SPONSORS, GET SPONSORS, YEA BO, shout cheerleaders at the assembly to get the Fidelian sponsorship drive under way, I i VINCENT PISCOPO in contemplative mood i ao U Q 'im Q54 dw x 2, ar n' sfviviflpg 4 A, 1.-,v I 4 i,0i. in 1 In Q 'D K K . Vkik .,K,,ff. x, AL -1 ' Tgff' f 1.5 -E57 4 2. RECESSIONAL Four years of outstanding performance as scholars, brought 104 members of the Class of 1957, to the balda- chim altar of St. Joseph Church on june 10 for the seventh annual graduation exercises. White-robed members of the scholastic honor societies, carrying the traditional ivy chain, led the seniors in solemn processional into the church. The commencement speaker, Rev. Carl E. Von der Ahe, chap- lain of Loyola University, addressed the graduates on the subject of Catholic Leadership through Scholarship. Fol- lowing the commencement sermon, Rev. Thomas P. Eng- lish, pastor, presented the Class of 1957 to Msgr. Patrick Dignan, superintendent of archiocesan schools, for the re- ception of diplomas and awards. Music for the event was provided by the Pomona Catholic Glee Club under the direction of Sister Mary Celine. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament closed the commencement services. Fol- lowing the graduation rites, the new alumni were feted at a reception sponsored by the Pomona Catholic Parents As- sociation in the school auditorium. REV. THOMAS P. ENGLISH, pastor, distributes Com munion durin' 'raduation Mass - the is l- culminating event of the commencement exer- cises. HIHHHD UIIHHEHS JOHN TUTTLE- National Merit Scholarship finalist, National Poetry Award Scholarship, onal Poetry Award, Certificate BILL SHEEHAN- Boy's State Representative, Lions Oratory Contest Winner, Examiner History Contest Certificate, Quill and Scroll Award HUIHHD UJIHHERS MAR CARE T C OM YNS - Latin Oratory Contest, second place, Science Fair Honorable wgtion T R Y ARDS jose Cup Palanos, Gold Cup winnerg Awards: George Huchting, musicg Careen Nardi, artg Michael Rainer, Englishg Frances Comyns, Social Scienceg judy Gore, foreign languagesg Sandra Grimm, businessg Elizabeth Mc- Cready, home economics FELICITHTIUHS It is with great pleasure that the faculty and students of Pomona Catholic High School extend their warmest wishes to Reverend Mother Mary Hermana, provincial superior of the Felician Sisters, on the occasion of her Golden jubilee of religious life. May God's manifold graces and blessings be hers on this memorable anniver- sary, and for many years to come. Students and Faculty of Pomona Catholic High School AD HONOREM SANCTISSIMI SACRAMENTI x We 1 Q lj ,J p 41.7, x we E61 Q fs, E we W iffy? f r ' ffl HW xp l I i Q X , : il -V fl ll l W .X if J My lil lil , s p in -s Fifty-three years ag, when the vast Ranchomdey Paloma lcon- 55,5 ' R stituted what is n Pomona, when the entire valleyylayjin t oakeki lstrew' hills witlT1I3vuntain,3l0Q llllgshf hind nggihifihe egg! . Sap , .. I ed b it c r asgfor, Rell joseplENuna , erectenf a n 3 ,V D X ,b , M,a,a . V - W AE ' ' r ' ' 'I ' ',- 's -arf? 1:2 ' but this House of God raised 'ith such undau aith s be- come unmistakably inscribed in the great drama of their lives. Under the shadows of its spires pointing upward to the stars, Pomonans were born . . . and lived . . . and died. From that church the toll of bells announced the joy of married couples, the departure of the dead . . . the glory of Easter . . . and the joy of Christmas. Within that church Pomonans shared with their eight succeeding pastors the holiest, the happiest and the most sacred moments of their lives. In that church dwelt the Diety in all His infinite majesty and omnipotence. But . . . the day of Don Palomares and his people had long passed . . . and a new, ever-increasing fold of faithful is seeking their way to God. And so, after fifty-two years, the tiny San lose, built in 1905, steps aside and bends its proud steeples of days long past in humble obeisance to a larger and more glorious suc- cessor. And now the wrecking crews . . . Stay your hand . . . or soften your blows in humility and reverence . . . for hundreds who have passed this way . . . have found their way to God, and have left the traces of their soul's destiny within these holy walls. 73 A 7' X, ,X .g- ' ' -' I T ff 'T , f 'f v,- A f 4 X . , ,. , , , b -f . I f 1 f - ff, gn f' f ff ' WA-., , 5 ,wg df, ': f ATHLETICS 1 ,r. A F! 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SENIOR FLASH Ken Clark is upendecl by fallen teammate Bob Bartel f24j after short gain at Yuma, while joe Margala CSOQ looks on. The Spartans conquered the Criminals 18-0. F U 0 l B Hl L THAT EXTRA YARD ! 2' SPHHTHH sion FABULOUS! This is one of the few adjectives that can describe the 1957 Spartan grid season. Only one defeat and two ties mat' the record. Spirit played an important part in the Spartan saga as they went into the games out-weighed but never out-fought. The ,57 Spartans roared into the season with a 21-O victory over the Barstow Union Hi h Rifflans. Traveling to Yuma. a record number 0 about 800 Spartan fans saw their grid favorites wallo the Criminals for the first time, 18-0. Returning ome Spartan gridders played a rude host to the Corona Panthers, powers of the Tri-County League, by smashing them 35-0. Flu Manchu was the only thing that stopped the mighty Spartans when a scheduled game- with the Covina Colts was canceled because of the sickness. Unscored upon in pre-league play, the Spartan machine pounced upon the St. Francis Kni hts, dumping them 27-6. Homecoming at San Ga riel Mission nearly ended the Spartan record as the spirited Pioneers came within one point of down- ing the Spartans. Only the invincible Spartan spirit saved the day with one extra point the margin, 15-12. St. john Vianney became the next Spartan scapegoat as the Daymen rolled over the Nobles 52-19. Stars got into Spartan eyes when they met Mary Star of the Sea and eked out a 14-14 tie. PCH had to come from behind in the fourth quarter to tie the game. Powerful Mater Dei invaded the Spartan camp with hopes of upsetting Spartan title chances but considered themselves lucky to come out with the 0-0 deadlock. Smart defense work by boths teams s N BIEAMING DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS, Father james Murphy, is hoisted on the shoulders of triumphant Spartans after the smashing victory ovcr Yuma's Crimi- nals on the losers' gridiron. proved to be the factor as the spirited Spartans refused to give the Monarchs the necessary yards for either touchdowns or field goals and had one unsuccessful field goal attempt themselves. This tie cost the Spartans the title but the capacity crowd of 5000 fans will remember this contest as the greatest effort of the season. fcontinued on page 84j Clark fltlj. SPARTAN HALFBACK Crosby Nagengast rips off huge gain against St Monita in the opening round CIF playoff tilt. Coming up to assist on the play are m Willianis 001, and Ken 42 3 ,Q-v '? 44 35 AFB l ! f 1 ff.: A Wu. ,i 'k?':.iff, xi iv :ff- ,WL W E k W dx f x an X ' 5' I gi if X ALL-PAROCHIAL LEAGUE quarterback Ken Clark 1102 grinds out yardage against St. john Vianney in the Homecoming contest. Coming from behind, junior back Tom Sidenfaden awaits possible pitchout. PCH made it six in a row, trouncing the Nobles, 32-19. mucunnuln BUUHD E , . 4 Q -'f' , W f V it .,, f ah' we , AW .. do A 'lwf ' ,, ,, S5521 THE BIG SQUEEZE! l, I uf CENTER XVALLY .IOOS CSSJ dumps zu Vianney de- fender, but this is little help to Ken Clark, about to be downed by another Noble defender. mdk 3. If -SY' D rg? '4 ' fgdff jew! 0 A7542 P24624 j j L4f,rA64'f2 A75 Q Aywffwziafnz A vza-40014 f S H ' 1 if L ff' I Y ,J -, 4 r My J, ,ffm 1' W f xf' ,ff j' . , , V ff S -f X 1 f 2 4 7 ' ' f'f -' fir Xi 6 vlrfft vlsf - f 57 Y f ,f ,7 , If 3 If ZZQWZVL-f ,i f raffwffx ' .f yi, MISSED STRAIGHTARM PROVIES downfall of sure-footed Tom Sidenfaden as Mission defensivemen prepare to swarm over the junior halfback. LL s vt, J- BREAKING THROUGH SPARTAN warhead, Ken Clark leads fired-up teammates onto the gridiron for Home- coming tilt against St. john Vianney. Dave Frakes C751 follows Clark through battle ensignia held by drill team leaders Sandy Sacco fleftj and Gail Shulte. lf I , I I 5 f 1 I 1 GRIM MARINER TACK- LERS close in on Spartan ringmaster Ken Clark in the first CIF playoff contest. Spartans triumphed, 19-6. ' ' wx I1 1 '2-'pgvm' Sim 3'-my 'iixfili VHHSITY HOW SPARTANS FARED TCB TYG TYL Clark . . 130 Nagengast . 63 Sidenfden 64 Waddingham 61 Bartel . . 21 Gill . . . 5 Williams . 22 Peters . . 16 Riel . . 12 Fink . . 4 Martinez . 3 Silvas . 1 Messore . . 1 Margala . - Kelly . - Zapata . . - TEAM . 404 First Downs . . Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed 871 338 421 338 173 30 127 100 37 11 11 0 1 2462 Passes Had Intercepted Punts .... Punting Average Fumbles Lost . Yards Penalized 744 332 413 327 162 30 126 92 32 11 11 0 1 177 2285 Pomona Catholics 99 2285 954 108 46 6 30 28A 16 743 Net. Avg. TD PAT TP 7 14 11 1 7 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 1 35 20 23 Opponents 130 1889 421 122 35 18 36 26 9 19 581 MATER DEI SPARTAN SAGA . . . Continued from page 77. Gaining a bid for the Northern Group, Small Schools, CIF Playoffs the Spartans opened their title quest with a 19-6 victory over St. Monica High of the Olympic League. Arroyo Grande of the San Luis Obispo League succumbed before the Spartan barrage 40-6 in the finest running game of the season. With hopes high, the Spartans entered the CIF finals for the second time and were defeated for the second time 26-13 as mud and a determined San Marino team from the Rio Hondo League spelled doom for the final game of the season. The official close of the grid season came on December 11 when over 400 football fans packed the Pomona Coun- try Club for the annual Sports Banquet to honor the Varsity and Bee gridders. Even though it was an almostl' season, the '57 Spartans will go down in memory as one of the greatest teams to grace the Spartan Campus. BEE FUUTBHLL Piloted by Coaches Cal Stewart and Frank Caudillo, the Spartan JV's fought their way to a 6-2 season record and a share of the Parochial League crown. The Spartans started things off right by thumping the Barstow Rufiians 7-6 in a hard fought thriller, and steamrolling the Notre Dame Bulldogs 29-0, but fell to Corona and St. Francis, 7-6 and 18-0, in successive games, to even the slate. Andy Messore led the junior Spartans to a 25-7 victory over Mission with jaunts of 71 and 51 yards. The locals dumped St. John Vianney 3-0 and followed it up with a 20-0 victory over Mary Star. The climax of the season was reached as the jV's dropped defending league champ Mater Dei 19-13. The JV gridders honored with the varsity at the annual awards banquet were: John Stupey, Most Valuable Playerg Andy Messore, the Most Sportsmanlikeg Jerry Zapata, Best Competitorg and Freshman Bob Moynihan, the Most Improved. IT'S TIME for a breather and team managers Steve Rogers, Bob Bowman, Mike White and Dick Van Thiel pause long enough for the Fidelian photog to snap a leisurely pose. By keeping the gridiron warriors equipped and patched up this hard-working quartet helped the squad post a winning season. CO-CHAMPS OF THE PAROCHIAL LEAGUE! The valiant Spartan Bee football squad poses with Coach Cal Stewart. CTop rowj Bob Moynihan, Richard Ochoa, Kevin Kurtz, jim Kenny, Andy Messore, Dick Carr, George Reyes, Paul Tonkin. fMiddle rowj Bob Buchanan, Emmet Allen, Mike Flynn, Dave Crimmins, Anton Naujokaitis, Steve Sullivan, Dan Grimes, Clayton Trejo. CFront rowj john Stupey, Tom McKnight, jerry Margala, Dan Keyes, jerry Zapata, Roger Sattler, Richard Garcia. Coach Stewart, Pat Kelly, Dave Clark, Pete McClaughlin, Tom Williams and joe Lopez. 'Ly I ' 1-1-.wi-.::'1.:1:s at I mx: 1 it . Cllr.. I lead four lives could well be the theme of PCH's busy Director of Athletics, Father james Murphy. Besides performing his regular parish duties, Father Murphy is a full time Religion teacher and guardian of the Spartan sports world. This year he has accepted another responsibility -presidency of the Parochial League. Bee Coaches Frank Caudillo and Cal Stewart guided the junior Spartans to a share of the Pa- rochial League crown, losing only to St. Francis and Corona High of the Tri-County League in the grid campaign. In the foreground Lance photog Vince Piscopo gets some action shots for the last page of the school paper. SPHHTHH IHEHTUHS Spartan Varsity Football Coach Farley Day, flanked by End Coach Rod Long and Back Coach Herb Adams, guided the Pomona Catholic Spartans to new heights this year on the gridiron. These men, together with Bee Coaches Frank Caudillo and Cal Stewart, represent one of the finest prep coaching staffs in Southern California. Coaches Day and Adams are Southern imports in their second year at Pomona Catholic. Coach Long came to the Spartant camp from Bellflower High. Besides coaching foot- ball, Coach Adams pilots the varsity horsehiders and Coach Long guides the Spartan thinclads. fr-'. NAI' Eyes glued on the action, Bill Sheehan, Sports Reporter for the local papers and Editor of the Lance and Fidelian Sports Sections, jots down important items that will help him bring the play by play account into Pomona homes. 41? SPARTAN CAGERS Dave Sullivan Guy Belcore, Bog Ury, Ron Ciora, Dave Cissell, Cisco Carlos jean Waddingham Dave Keser Mike Aparicio and Paul Hurst pose with Coach TWO POINTS FOR THE FACULTY! Bill Murphy C131 prepares to dunk 2 of his 8 points in the Faculty's losing effort against the Spartan Varsity. Attempting to block the shot is Varsity defender Ron Ciora C41 as Bob Ury C31 comes in to assist, The Varsity trounced the Faculty 64-43. AT RIGHT: Battling for board control, Spartans Cisco Carlos C101 and Jean Waddingham C151 make life tough for Beaumont cagers during torrid action at the Banning Invitational Basketball Tournament. juniors Dave Cissell C171 and Bob Ury C31 await their. chance to grab the loose casaba. 1 Sllll ll ...WyT?QlJ1x li5 4f':LL::?i ., U '2 STHTISTICS SEASON GP FGM FTA FTM FT Per. TP Carlos 30 102 182 93 .511 307 Ciora 31 73 76 41 .539 187 Aparicio 29 70 103 39 .379 175 Cissell 30 53 87 49 .563 177 Keser 18 354 24 12 .500 80 Wad'gh'n1 21 21 39 23 .590 67 Ury 23 27 31 19 .613 73 Sullivan 30 28 54 26 .493 82 Belcore 20 16 32 17 .531 49 Hurst 21 10 15 7 .467 27 TEAM 31 434 643 326 .507 1224 LEAGUE GP FGM FTA FTM FT Per. TP Carlos 9 21 48 21 .562 63 Ciora 10 28 23 9 .391 65 Keser 8 18 13 9 .692 45 Cissell 10 10 27 14 .514 56 Aparicio 9 12 34 15 .441 47 Wad'gh'111 10 11 21 16 .762 38 Ury 9 8 11 7 .636 23 Sullivan 10 7 12 6 .500 20 Belcore 8 2 13 7 .538 11 Hurst 6 1 7 5 .714 7 TEAM 10 124 209 109 .522 375 Avg. 10.23 6.03 6.03 5.90 4.44 3.18 3.17 2.73 2.45 1.29 39.48 Avg. 7.00 6.50 5.63 5.60 5.22 3.80 2.54 2.00 1.38 1.17 37.50 3 -.war m UPARDON MY ELBOW, shouts Spartan center Cisco Carlos C10j as he attempts to shake loose from Beaumont defenders. Mike Aparicio Q55 moves in to lend a help hand for elbowj. HUIU CHGEHS FHHEU Despite a disappointing 7-24 season record, the Po- mona Catholic Spartans did uncover a few bright spots while playing under a blanket of hard luck. Junior Ron Ciora broke loose during league play to nail down a guard spot on the second All-League tea111. Ron led the team in total points with 65 for a 6.5 league average. Senior Cisco Carlos paced the varsity with 307 total points for the season and 63 during league competition, although he missed one loop game via an illness. Coach Cal Stewart's five established a new single game scoring record while rolling by St. Francis of Riverside 80-51. It seemed that the squad couldn't miss against the visiting Bulldogs as Carlos, Dave Keser and Guy Belcore all hit in double figures. Keser came into his own toward the close of the season, leading the squad in scoring the final three league games. Senior playmaker Dave Sullivan discovered it was more fun scoring as he led the Spartans past the usu- ally tough Faculty, 64-45, with a 15-point outburst. It was the second consecutive win over the Faculty, and you might recall that Sullivan was instrumental in the 1957 varsity win, also. Other bright spots include Belcore's game-winning lay-ups with 14 seconds remaining as the Spartans nipped Mary Star, 20-19, during the League Carnival, and Mike Aparicio's 17-point output as the Spartans whipped Calexico, 47-43. The Faculty game marked the departure of Carlos, Keser, Sullivan and jean Waddinghziin by graduation. uniors Ciora, Aparicio, Belcore. Dave Cissell, Bob Ury and Paul Hurst completed this year's varsity. . Qgg Xrr, f . -- Q. ,,,, -, f 5-.37 . 9. if mm., hh ' ' .. A ,ff 11' 'C' ,754 L 7.. ,, V eq - 1 .l at lm l J I GLN- W I VLVV,, if i J 4 wyfw A PICTURED HERE are the 1958 edition of the Pomona Catholic Spartan horsehiders Dave Peters, Dave Recupero, joe Margala, Dave Cissell, Mike Aparicio, Mike Kelly, Tom Sidenfaden, Coach Adams, Manager Danny O'Brian, Cleo Martinez, Dave Keser, Captain Jean Waddingham, Cisco Carlos, Manuel Venegas, Terry Stallard and Tom Bartley. DEL- '. 1 88 UP AND OVER goes Freshman Dave Clark as he reaches upward toward the school record. BHSEBHLL In '57 baseball play the Spartans secured for themselves a three-way tie for second place in the league with Mary Star and St. Francis, losing only four games, two to the champion Monarchs, 6-2 and 5-1, and once each to Mary Star, 8-3, and St. Francis, 7-2. Leading batter for the locals last year was Jean Wad- dingham with a .312 season average and a .417 league average. Chucking for the Varsity in 1957 were Dave Keser, Ray Guillen, Cisco Carlos and Terry Stallard. Stal- lard has the distinction of pitching one of the three no- hitters in the ,57 20-30 Tournament. Pre-league contests in '58 found the Spartans dropping seven and winning five. Pomona Catholic posted decisive wins over Colton, Azusa, West Covina, and Pomona Col- lege Frosh. As we go to press, the Varsity has defeated two Parochial League teams in as many outings. The Spartans triumphed over St. John Vianney, 7-1, and edged the Monarchs, 3-2. This was the first time Pomona Catholic defeated Mater Dei in the '57-'58 athletic year. The Fallbrook Warriors dumped the Spartans in the only game of the drowned out 20-30 Tournament. SP RTAN5 VARSITY CINDERMEN PAUSE in their busy practice schedule to oblige the Fidelian photographer. J. Gabal- don, T. Stagno, A. Messore, S. Rogers, L. Kalmer, T. Hodel, J. Mottola, B. Barrel, B. Buchanan, B. Ury, R. Ciora, J. Kelly, B. Riel, P. Hurst, J. Stupey, J. Williams, A, Naujokaitis, A. Vin- cent, D. Van Thiel, B. Bowman, J. Donovan, J. Keyes, G. Fink, J. Silvas, D. Clark, J. Vera and K. Clark. llsiruai ,I QB ll X Q. 1 NW is THHCH The 1958 edition of PHC's spikesters, probably the strongest team fielded by the Spartans in recent years, compiled a good record, while facing the toughest schedule in the school's history. At the top of the achievement list is the Santa Ana Relays title. Paced by Seniors Bob Bartel and John Kelly, the Spartan thinclads won the final two events to capture the small schools crown by one point over a strong Tustin squad. As this was written, Coach Rod Long's crew had already taken the measure of Fontana, Pius X, West Covina, Mary Star, Webb, Upland and Mission, and was aiming for the league crown taken last year by Mater Dei. The chief threat for this seasonls title was the powerful St. Francis Knights. Q g.'iaQ'?9 5, ji 1 ,f , 5 , :, . K V . QW SPARTAN DASHMAN BOB BARTEI. puts on a burst MILER JOHN KELLY XVINS AGAIN! Coming in for a record- of speed to tally four points in the 100 with teammate breaking 4:39.1, the Spartan distance man takes first place against Ken Clark coming in to take third. the Upland Highlanders. ' , - . ATA' 1 - v1-111+ '--'.,,:fwmc- mm' JM-+,:a:n-wwf'sar1irrif1':.,wv'2 .-fzmswmeawvzw vwvne. m . in. omv ...L - fries. .. 71 YEA BO, shout the vigorous PCH cheerleaders, Betty Ochoa, Sue Sidenfaden, Cathy Beck, Bob Ury and johnny Bockes, as they brush up one of the cheers that led our teams to victory. PEP TEHITIS Another cheerleader, Harry Otting, did a great job as rally chairman this year. ALMA MATERQ' sing the songleaders to climax another PCH victory on the gridiron. PRETTY-PEPPY-PEPSTERS unlocked the spirit of the PCH rooting section at the seasonal football games last fall. Songleaders Socorro Gomez, Honora Warner, joan Lamison and julie Blanchard did a lot to keep PCH teams on top. . X- ,f 2 3 .4 c., - -sal? X I N UP AND OVER goes Anne Tierney's smash hit as the high-stepping A volleyball team strives to outmaneuver the B's in action-packed game. MASTERING TECHNIQUES, girls in physical education classes, directed by Mrs. Margaret Marti, participate in a varied intramural sports program. VIRGO STELLA PRUDENTISSIMA MATUTINA CAPTAIN Anne Tierney CRACK! High over second base sails the ball, giving Arlene Greuter another homer for her record. GIRLS' SPORTS SUFTBI-Ill PHYSICAL EDUCATION COACH Mrs. Margaret Marti poses with a group of baseball enthusiasts. Pictured are: Mrs. Marti. C. johnson, A, Greuter, J. Doyle, R. Donatic, l, Morgan, K. Brewer, M. Gonzales, G. Archer, B. Hubert, B. Batista, D. Bertv. C. King and E. DeMarc0. GO, SPARTANS, BEAT THE MON- ARCHSV' From the throats of 750 Spartans come cheers and songs to support their favorite griclders. Every week during the football season, rallies brought up Spartan spirits for the coming athletic contest. 3. BASKETBALL PLAYS an integral part in the K intramural program for the girls. Avid cagers L' -L pictured below are: M. Pizzuto, I. Gomez, K. Garman, L. Basler, B, Collins, J. De Lorenzo O, and J. Koach. I 3 uf JUST A LITTLE BIT HARDERQ' says Coach Day CTerry Danielsj in a take-off of the coaching staff during the homecom- ing rally put on by Booster Club. Hard work by this club helped to bolster school spirit during the games. s Xt ' .1 12. s s 9 M' SE' F PREPARED TO TAKE ON all comers in a fast game of basketball are: M. Partida, B. Grigware, J. jackson, F. Byers, K. Adams, A, O'Connor, C. Hack, T. Garcia, A. Kolbe, j. Arcide, J. Hoyt and W. McCready. BHSHETBHLL C? '.s. Ai ,V gl'.yi V V . Q tt Q A I MATH: cnaaroms , . , '-0 fix Mba, ' ' . ,, A 58' ,.-ppc!!- ,,,..v r ALBUM W , Ho., --.on Mater purissin .ater intemeral zter boni consi, go prudentissin firgo potens-V titiae-Sedes sap uale-Vas bonore a-Turris Davidi. eris area--'lanua 4 -Refugium peccato n Christianorum- :rum-Re gina Prop ina Martyrum-Re' -Regina Sanctorum ecepta-Re gina in eae Rosarii - Regina I c-Sancta Virgo virgiz ratiae-Mater purissin ata-Mater intemeraz ilis-Mater boni consif ris-Virgo prudentissin fanda--Virgo potens-V fum justitiae--Sedes sap 'as spirituale-Vas bonore 1 mystica-Turris Da1fidi4 z-Foederis arca-'Ianua 4 norum-Refugium peccato Auxilium Cbristianorum- ztriarcbarum-Re gina Prop z-Regina Martyrum-Re. ginum-Regina Sanctorum jinali concepta-Re gina in cae ztissimi Rosarii - Regina P Genitrix-Sancta Virgo virgi: ivinae gratiae-Mater purissin r inviolata-Mater intemera1 zdmirabilis-Mater boni consif Salvatoris-Virgo prudentissin . is I rv: . . -rv TRINA AGUILERA CATHERINE MICHAEL BARLETTA ROBERT BARTEL Holy Name of Mary La Verne ANDERSON St, joseph Pomona Sf, .Margaret Cbino Confraternity of Christian Doc- Holy Name of .Mary Chemphy Club . . . Key Club Lettermen Club . , , Latin Club trine . . . junior Red Cross , . , San Dimas . . . Key Club Sodaliry French Club . . . Fidelian Staff . . . Future Teachers . . . Girls' Athletic Association , . , Ush- erettes . . . Girls' League Exec- utive . . . Treasurer of Madri- gals '58 . , . Poetry award LOUISE BAESKENS Sl. joseph Upland Chemphy Club . . . Girls' Athletic Assocation . . , Usherettes . . . iii Secretary of Sodality '58 . . . Vice President of Future Nurses' Club '58 . . . Girls' League Executive Council . , . Vice President of Booster Club '57 . . . Club Chairman of Student Body '57 . . . Treasurer of Homeroom '56 MARILYN ARNONE Immaculate Conception lllonroria Chemphy Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . , , National Honor Society . . , Usherettes . . . Young Christian Students . . . Boosters Club . . . Sodality . . . Vice President of Drama Club '58 . . . Treasurer of Future Teachers '57 . . . Treasurer of Spanish Club JAMES BASLER Our Lady of the Assumption Claremonl Latin Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . Boosters Club . . . Boys' League Executive Council . . . Representative in Student Senate . . . Vice President of Freshman Class . . . Homeroom representative '56 and '57, CATHERINE BECK St. joseph Pomona Biology Club . . . Madrigals . . . Future Nurses . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Usherettes , . . Young Christian Students . . . Boosters Club . . . Girls, League Executive . . . Sodality . . . Varsity Cheerleader . . . Treasurer of Chemphy Club . . . Science award . . . Secretary of Freshman Class c L ss If iss ,M .1 ,. ::.:.:,, : gi 120' I' ...Alf DONALD BELANGER RICHARD BELMUDES JOHN BOCKES JANINE BIANE Si. Frances of Rome Azura A Sacred Heart Pomona Immaculate Conception. ' SI.Marg11rc1l Cbino tl , 't 110, I 5 Q., Spanish Club , , . Boys' League M0 f01 Confraternity of Christian Doc- ' 4 L 14, 5 ,K if Eyecutive Council Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . trine . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- gd K' lLL,,.,5r' It-'J' i,5',j' ff ,gy '- Varsity Cheerleader ciation . . . Usherettes . , . it r 6, ,1 - JJ' ,Ji If Q L ii-A' L Sodality g - iq! u ' A. tiff ' f ,W M K ,t J, if A d if, 1 Wi , we .. L , .O lt ,L to iw' J' X ,JY , L-J 12- so , t . X' FVIY4. ,, I fu , Cx t KAR iv' i 61 A- N7V.7,s-, V f J ' 3 f Ac, , , 4 -J LJ wtf- Q f L t ,, , ,ef aff gf ' N IQ' I 4 V my Li 4 I Q1-'L' i L c 'V t LW 9 l j ARLENE BENACCI Sl. joseph Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes . . . Glee Club . . . Homemaking Club . . . Boosters Club . . . Sodality . . . Secretary of Junior Red Cross JULIA BLANCHARD Sacred Hear! Covina Latin Club . . . Biology Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Madrigals . . . Future Nurses Club , . . Soclality . . . Chairman of Girls' League . . , Treasurer of Girls' Athletic Assocaition , . Song- leacler . . . Student Senate Representative MARIO BONAFEDE Sl. foxepb Pomona Latin Club . . . Biology Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Latin Club '57 . . . Service award JANET BOLTON St. joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine , . . Usherettes Club . . . Homemaking Club . . . Sodality - M by CLHSS UF 1958 class or 1958 JAMES BRUNO St. joseph Pomona Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . National Honor Society . . . Young Christian Students ROBERT BOWMAN Sl. joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . , Key Club . . , National Honor Society SANDRA BURGAN St. joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Lance Staff , . , Ficlelian Staff . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Vocations Club . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Drama Club . . , Glee Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . Boosters Club . . . Sodality . . . Mission Workshop . . . Vice President of junior Red Cross ROBERTA BORREGO Immaculate Conception Monrovia Future Nurses Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Glee Club . . . Homemaking Club . . , Prefect of Sodality . . , Girls' League Executive l Council . . . Poetry award MARY CABRERA MARIA BRUNO Sacred Hearf Pomona Sz. joseph 17077107111 Spanish Club . , . Confraternity ELAI E CAMPBELL BARBARA BREY Latin Club . . . Lance Staff . . . of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' N , Girls' Athletic Association , . . Athletic Assocaition . . . Usher- OW Lady of 1770 A5-fNml7fI0f1 Sf-10521112 Pomona Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club etteg Club , , , Boosters Club Claremont Girls' Athletic Association . . . . . . Band . . . Business Man- , . , Sodality , . , Shorthand Future Nurses Club . . . Debat- Usherettes Club . . . Sodality ager, Lance Staff '58 award '57 ing Club 98 PATRICIA CORMICAN Si, joseph Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation . . . Glee Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality . . . Mission Workshop JANET CASHEN Sl. joseph Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality . . . Secretary, Boosters' Club CLHSS UF 1958 'P n,,.,Jff . its fa iii ' 'L QM iitft 'H jvf Ivy My.,-r A'0 X 'bu-Q, CA- vw, fggev L, LbL,J'fp.j ,fp FRZAIQCISQO CARLOS Immigiczllaic i n O x,,.fQ,t1i Cl,f.'7 Monrozn Spanish Clubv. . Lettermen's . . KENNETH CLARK Key Club . . . Vice-President, I.ettermen's Club . . , Treasurer, Spanish Club . . , Football trophy '56, '57. , . Track trophy '56 MICHAELINE CONNELL Sf. Margaret Chino Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . , Girls' Athletic Association . . Usberettes Club . , . Sodality award '56 FRANCES COMYNS Sl. joseph Pomona Biology Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Assocaition . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation , . . Young Christian Students . . . President, Future Teachers Club '58 . . . Treasurer, Sodality . . . Fidelian Business Manager . . . Vice-President, Future Teachers Club '57 . . . Secretary, Homemaking Club '57 . . . Secretary, Spanish Club '56 . . . Homeroom Representative '55, '56, '57 . . . Spanish award . . . Poetry award . , . Catholic Youth award . . . Science award SANDRA CORRINGTON St, fosepb Pomona French Club . , . Biology Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality PATRICIA DAVIS SI. Ioseph Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality 'pv- 4- 1-V ,arf -HQ' 99 ., TIMOTHY DOWNEY MARY KAY FE QWICK ROSALIE FLORES DAVID FRAKES St. joseph Pomona Sacred Heart Covina Saint joseph Puenlv Sain! joseph Pomona Spanish Club . . . Lettermen's Confraternity of Christian Doc- Spanish Club . . . lisherettes Spanish Club , . . Madrigal Club , . . Key Club . . . Boys' trine . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- Club . . . Glee Club , , . Sodal- Singers . . . Lettermen's Club League Executive Council ciation . . , National Honor ity certificate, '57 . . . Short- . . , Young Christian Students Society . . . Usherettes Club . . , hand award . , . President, Key Club junior Red Cross . . . Poetry award, '56, '57 CHARLES ECKERMAN St. joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Key Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Young Christian Students . . . President, Chemphy Club '58 . . . Typing award . . . Poetry award . . . Science Fair Honorary Mention , . . Exchange manager of Lance '57 MARGARET ELIAS Sacred Hear! Pomona Spanish Club . . . Lance Staff . . . Fidelian staff . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes N Club . . . Homemaking Club . . . Sodality . . . Secretary, Spanish Club '56, '57 , , . Vice-President, Homeroom '55 . . , Student Senate Repre- sentative Drill Team S 'tnish Sneech award '57 . . . Sodality . . . . , . p. 1 award '55 . , . Shorthand award GEORGE FINK Sl. joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . . Boys' League Executive Council . , . Chemistry project Honorable mention '57 GEORGINE FRESCHI Sf. joseph Pomona Biology Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club. . .junior Red Cross. . . Sodality CLHSS Ui 1958 x i 1 .1 Q -eg' ROSALIE FULLER St. joseph Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Young Christian Stu- dents . . . Associated Student Body Publicity Chairman 1 1- VY JOFIN FULTON JAMES GILL MARGARET GOMEZ Sf. Alargarci Chino Sacred Heart Covina Safrvzl Hear! Carina Latin Club . , . Madrigal Sing- Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club Confraternity of Christian Doc- ers . , . Lettermen's Club . . . . . . Poetry award '56 trine . . . Sodality Football Trophy '57 Mr DIANE GAUGHAN Immarulaie Conreption Monro via Biology Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . , Madrigal Singers . . . Girls' Athletic Association . , . Ilsherettes Club . . . So- dality . . . Secretary of Glee Club DORA GOMEZ Si. joseph Pomona Spanish Club . . . Vocations Club . . . Future Teachers Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality Certificate '57 SOCORRO GOMEZ Our Lady of Gmnlalupv Ontario Future Teachers Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Ilshc-rettes Club . . . Young Christian Students '57 . . . Sodality . . . Songleader . . . Art award, first place '57 . . . Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine award PATRICIA GRIGWARE Sarrezl Heart Carina Girls' Athletic Association . , . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Girls' League Executive . . . Sodality . . . Typing award . . . Shorthand CLHSS UF 1958 CLHSS UF 1958 gr SANDRA GRIMM St. George Ontario Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . National Honor Society . . . Usherettes Club . . . Typing award '56 . . . Shorthand award '57 . . . Poetry award '55 JOYCE HARMON Immaculate Conception Monrovia Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Madrigals . . . Usherettes Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Poetry award JAMES HASSLER Nativity El Monte Latin Club . . . Biology Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Key Club RAYMOND GUILLEN ter..-f ' Our Lady of Guadalupe Ontario Lettermen's Club . . . Mission Workshop FRANCIS JABLONSKI ORUSSELL HAMILTON GEORGE HUCHTING, Sane? Heart Covina WILLIAM JAEP ur Lady of Assumption St. George Ontario Spanish Club . ' . Chemphy Claremont Madrigals . . . Key Club . . . Club . . . Young Christian Stu- St' 10501719 Pomona Chemphy Club Layout Editor of Fidelian dents Chemphy Club . . , Key Club tx-aff' 102 er- 'Q' 1117, 9 HOWARD JONES '-494 Sl. George Onlario LAYNE KALMER Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . Science project, Honorable 5110-lepb Pomamf Mention '57 Service award CH-ISSUF 1958 WALTER joos St. joseph U pl and Chemphy Club . . . President, Lettermen's Club . . . Poetry award . . . Spartan of Year '57 . . , Football Trophy LINDA KASPER St. George Onlario Lance Staff . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . National Honor Society , . . California Scholarship Federation . . , Usherettes Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . Sodality . . . Co-Editor of Fidelian . . . Senior Nurse, Future Nurses '58 , . . Representative of Student Senate . . . Quill and Scroll award . , . Sodality Emblem and Certificate . . . Teaching Certificate, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine JOHN KELLY Sl. joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Biology Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . . Glee Club . , . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality . , . Treasurer, Sophomore Class . , . Treasurer, junior Class . . . Vice-President, Student Body . . . Football Trophy '57 . . . Boys' State Representative JUDITH KROMBERG SI. joseph Pomona Usherettes , . . President of Home Room '58 . . . Secretary of Madri- gals '58 . . . Science project, Honorable Mention DAVID KESER Sarred Hear! Pomona Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . . All-League in Baseball '57 . . . Football Trophy '56 Jo ANN KESER Sacred Hear! Pomona Madrigal Singers , . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usher- ettes Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality 'L .I L..-f' 4? 103 air RAYMOND KRUSZONA BERDELL LAHTI St. Frances of Rome Azusa Our Lady of Assumption spanish Club . . . Fideuan Staff Claremont . . . Biology Club . . . Key Confraternity of Christian Doc- Club . . , Young Christian Stu- trine . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- dents . . . Boys' League Execu- ciation . . . Shorthand award tive Council . . . Student Senate Representative JOAN LAMAISON St. joseph La Puente Treasurer, Chemphy Club '57 . . . Senior Class Secretary . . , President, Homemaking Club '57, '58 . . . Songleader . . , President, Biology Club '58 . . . Spanish Club . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Usherettes Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Sodality . . . Girls' League Executive Council . . . Junior Home Economics . . . Champion of Los Angeles County Fair . . . Regional Winner in Senior Teenage Contest . . . Red Cross Certificate '57 HELEN LOPEZ St. Frances of.Rome Azusa Treasurer, Junior Red Cross . . . Spanish Club . . , Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Homemal-ting Club . . . Sodality . . . Mission Workshop ROBERT MACKEY St. Louis of France Bassett Chemphy Club , . . Key Club . . . Young Christian Students MARIE MAHLOW St. joseph La Puente Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . , . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality . . . Latin award '57 'S i CHISS UF 1958 MARGERY LINDEN St. joseph Pomona Chemphy Club . . , Confra- ternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . So- dality HENRY LOPEZ Our Lady of Guadalupe Ontario Spanish Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Young Christian Stu- dents . . . Football trophy '57 10 -r- 57 ww! 1,5 el '27- .pn .4093 LEONORE MARRION CARMEN MARTINEZ JAMES MCCORMICK LOUISE MAZZARINI Sacred Hear! Pomona Our Lady of the Assumpiion St. joseph Pomona Sl. Ioscpb Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doc- Clflfemonf Chemphy Club . . . Key Club Spanish Club . , . Fidelian Staff trine . . Girls' Athletic Asso- Chemphy Club . . . Usherettes , . . Confraternity of Christian ciation...Sodality Club Doctrine . . . Sodality . . . Shorthand award Q...-f sf r'- -.Mgr PHILLIP MATA Our Lady of Lourdes Monte Vina Spanish Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . Glee Club , . . Young Christian Students ELIZABETH MCCREADY St. Iosepb Pomona Fidelian Business Staff . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Young Christian Students . . . Secretary, Assocaited Student Body . . . President, Future Teachers '57 . , . Secretary, National Honor Society '57 . . . Pomona Elks junior Citizen award . . . Poetry award '57 . . .Service award '57 ROSEMARY' MARTINEZ Sl. Frances of Rome Azusa Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Homemaking Club . . . Sodality LILLIAN MARTINEZ St. Frances of Home Azusa Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality CLHSSUP l958 CLHSS UF 1958 JUDITH MULLEN Sf. joseph Pomona Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Madrigal Singers . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Usherettes Club . . . Vice-President, Girls' Athletic Association '56 . . . Sodality medal '57 . . . Red Cross Certificate MARILYN MOTYKA Sacred Heart C o vina Chemphy Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . , . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality . . . Shorthand Certificate CARREEN NARDI St. joseph Pomona French Club . . . Chemphy Club , . . Future Nurses , . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Usherettes . . . National Honor Society . . . Young Christian Students . . . Sodality . . . Science Fair award '57 REBECCA NUNO W Sacred H earl Pomona ' Spanish Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' w Athletic Association . . . Sodality . . . Typing award . . . Gregg Shorthand award MARGARET NORR CROSBY NAGENGAST JAMES MOTTOLA St, joseph Pomona Sl. Frances of Rome Azusa Sf1fffdHe4 f Cmfinfl Biology Club . . . Confrater- Key Club . . . National Honor Latin Club . , . Biology Club PHILIP MCGRATH I nity of Christian Doctrine . . . Society . . . Secretary, Letter- . . . Chemphy Club . . . Young 5l'Mf Sf1 ef Cbmo Usherettes . .. Sodality award men's Club. . . Football trophy Christian Students . . . Band Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club '56 '56, '58, -H' ,, 'xg r's ' lf N 106 CLHSS Uf 1958 JUDIEANN O'CONNOR St. Phillip Pasadena Chemphy Club . , . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Fidelian Staff . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality PAUL PALANOS St. Frances of Rome Azusa Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Young Christian Students . , , President, California Schol- arship Federation '58 . . . California State Science Fair Honorable Mention '56 . . . First Place Science Fair '57 . . . Science Scholarship award '57 N ICOLETTE PESCE Sl. Christopher Covina Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . , Future Nurses Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality . . . Shorthand award IRMA PADILLA SI. joseph Pomona Chemphy Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Usherettes Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . junior Red Cross . . . Soclality , . . President, junior Red Cross '58 . . . Secretary, Club Council . . . President, Spanish Club 'IESSIE O'CONNELL Our Lad 0 Lourdes y f MonleVis1a HARRY OTQTING Sven? Qlub - Fif1eg1n.S'Fff '3'f fS'if Rome LAT: JOYCE PHILLIPSON . . . on raterntt o ristian a nga tngers . . . e er- Doctrine , . . girls' Athletic men's Club . . . Key Club . . . MICHAEL PEKARCIK our Lad? of Loufdff . Association . . . Sodality . . . Sodality , . . Vice-President, Sf-f05fPh P0 '0'1 M0f1ffVffff1 Shorthand award . . , Sodality Senior Class . . . Varsity Cheer- Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club certificate leader . . . Key Club . . . Sodality fri' .A 4:7 107 rod we-QV' DAVID PORCHIA ELEANOR PORRAS FERNANDO RAMIREZ PAUL REUSCH Si. Frances of Rome Aznxa Sacred Hear! Pomona Sl. Frances of Rome Azusa Sl. Ioxepb La Puente Spanish Club . . . Biology Club Confraternity of Christian Doc- Spanish Club . . , Chemphy Spanish Club , . . Chemphy trine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Club . . . Key Club . . . Young Club . . . Sodality . . . Student Sodality Christian Students Council Representative '54 LILLIAN PORTER Our Lady, Moilfcr of God Glendora Latin Club . . . Fidelian Staff . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Usherettes Club , . , Glee Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . Sodality . , , Vice-President, National Honor Society . . . Vice-President, Future Teachers Club . . . Secretary, Chemphy Club . . . First Place American Legion Essay Contest '57 . . . Poetry award '55 . . . Latin certificate . . , Sodality Certificate '56 ROBERT POTENZA Nativity El Manic tm Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Madrigal Singers , . . Key Club . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Young Christian Students . . . President, Associated Student Body . . . Science Fair award '57 ANNE QUIRK S!.1osepb Pomona Fidelian Staff . . . Chemphy Club . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Soclality . . . Band MICHAEL RAINER St. Frances of Rome Aww Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . California Scholar- ship Federation . . . Young Christian Students . , . junior Red Cross . , . President, National Honor Society . . . Science Fair award IRENE REYES SUZANNE RUSH JAMES SCHOONMAKER DAVID SINNOTT Srlf?'l'I1Ifl'u'?'f Pomona Our Lady of Lourdes N Si. foxepb Pomona Cbri5lEf1i.tropaI Ontario Confraternity of Christian Doc- Mwfff VU! Secretary, Key Club '58 , . . Stu- Biology Club . . . Cbumpby trine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Spanish Club . . . llsherettes dent Senate Representative '58 Club . . . Key Club . . . Na- Cilee Club , . . Sodality Club . . . Sodality . . . Poetry tional Honor Society . . , Cali- award . . . Homeroom Repre- fornia Scholarship Federation sentative 'Si JANICE RIGGLE Sl. Iorepb Pomona Biology Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Drama Club . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . . . Girls' League Executive Council . . . Sodality . . . Treasurer, Future Nurses Club '58 . . . National Honor Society STEPHEN ROGERS Madrigal Singers . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club , A . Sodality . . . Red Cross Certificate SANDRA SACCO St. Louis of Fmnre Hl1,v,v:'ll Biology Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Future Nurses . . . Vice-President, Girls' Athletic Association , . . lslierettes Club . . . Homeroom, Treasurer '58 . . . Drill Team JOSEPH SILER Our Lady of Glldlllllllflt' Sim Divmi Fidelian Staff . . . Cltemphy Club . . . National Honor Society . , . California Scholarship Federation . . . Young Christian Students , , Lance Editor . . . Chairman of Senate Committee , . . Lions' Speech award . . . Poetry award CLHSSUF l958 . It ,,,. 2. fl: N 1 L' fi s .K il fx!! f . Ali 'u ' X fl 5 U Xb If in :R 3.4 1 V Ya ,X it iz 5 ' ,tgp , lx l ll' , X . ' , 1 - 5 2 .X in 'L K I l RICHARD SMITH St. Frances of Rome Azusa Latin Club . . . Madrigal Singers. . .Key Club. . . National Honor Society . . . Glee Club. . .Young Christian Students. . . Poetry awards '55, '56, '57 CECILE SORCABAL St. joseph La Puente Spanish Club. . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sodality . . . Secretary, Usherettes . . . Home Room Repre- sentative, '56 . . .Typing award '56 NELL SPIELMAN St. George Onlario Fidelian Staff . . .Biology Club. . . Madrigal Singers , . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality SUSAN SIDENFADEN St. Rita Sierra Madre Latin Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . President, Girls' Athletic Association '58 . . . Vice-President, Girls' Athletic Association '57 . . . Varsity Cheer- leader '58 . . . Homeroom Vice-President '58 . . . Science Fair award '57 . . . Secretary, Young Christian Students '56 . . . Secretary, Sophomore, junior Classes . . . Student Senate Representative '56, '57 GAII SCHULTE Immaculate Conception Monrovia Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality . . . Shorthand award DAVID SCHULTE Immaculale Conception Monrovia Key Club . , . Treasurer, Senior Class . . . Drama Club . . . Stu- dent Senate Representative '58 KEITH SMITH Our Lady of Lourdes Monte Vista Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . , Key Club MICHAELENE SOLTERS St. joseph Upland Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation . . . Usherettes Club . . . Sodality , . . Secretary, Drama Club '58 M 110 DENNIS ST. GEORGE Sl. George Latin Club . . . Lance Staff . . . Madrigal Singers President, Glee Club BEVERLY STRATHMAN St. Frances of Rome Q- F,-. I -J , Association . . . Usherettes Club GEORGE THOEMMES St. joseph . . . Football trophy '56 FREDERICK STORY Immarulate Conreption Singers French Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . CLHSS UF 1958 Ontario Key Club . . Azusa Girls' Athletic La Pllfilfl' Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . , President, Sophomore, junior Classes Morlroziili Drama Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . President, Madrigal BERTHA THOMPSON ROBERT TESSIER I St. Iosep J Pomona DAVID SULLIVAN n RQDNEY TAYLOR , Sf-105475 P0 '0 Lance Staff of '57 . . . Fidelian Sdfffd HM C0 'f' St-Chrlffvpbef Weft Comm' Spanish Club . . . Lettermen's Staff '57 . . . Shorthand award Latin Club.. .Lettermen's Club Spanish Club . . . Key Club . . . Club . . . Key Club . , . Young . . . Confraternity of Christian ...Key Club Treasurer, Biology Club Christian Students Doctrine . . . Usherettes Club ff I? -..7 I' Ill CLHSS UF 1958 LINDA TRUEB Health Chairman '58 . . . Secretary, National Honor Society '58 . . . President, Future Nurses Club '58 . . . Vice-President, Lab-Assistant, Chemphy Club '58 . . . Secretary, Chemphy Club '57 . . . Corresponding Secretary, Future Nurses Club '57 . . . Homeroom Representative '57 . . . Science Fair award '57 MANUEL VENEGAS Nativity El Monte Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Young Christian Students THOMAS WACHTER St. joseph La Puente Glee Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . Band . . . Vice-President, Key Club '58 . . . President, Homeroom '58 JEAN WADDINGHAM Sl. ose b LaPuente I P Lettermen's Club . . . Key Club . . . Band . . , Baseball trophy '57 . . . Football trophy '58 LUPE TRUJILLO Sacred Heart Pomona Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes Club . , . junior Red Cross . . . Sodality . . . Confra- ternity of Christian Doctrine Teaching Certificate '57 ALICE TUSHAUS Sacred Heart Covina JOSEPH WHALEN Lance Staff . . . Fidelian Staff Sl' 10561713 Pomona . . . Vocations Club . . . Future Spanish Club . . . Chemphy Club Teachers Club . . . Secretary Bi- . . . Key Club . . . National ology Club '58 Honor Society 112 CF 'J ey HONORA VUARNER St. foxcpb Pomona Biology Club , A . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . , lish- erettes Club , . . Glee Club . . . Song leader . . . Secretary, Girls' Athletic Association '58 . . , Sec- retary, Future Teachers Club '58 RITA YODFR Sarraf Hear! Girls' Athletic Sbanish Club . Cross '56 , . . Usherettes '58 Corimt Association , . . . . lunior Red Vice-President. CLHSS ll i958 Si. joseph Pomona Biology Club . .. Chemphy Club Future Nurses Club . .. Girls' Ath- letic Association . . . National Honor Society . . . lisherettes Club . . . Young Christian Students . . . Girls' League Executive Council . . . Sodality . . . Treasurer, California Scholarship Federation '58 LYLA WILSON Sacred Heart Carina Latin Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Future Nurses Club . . . President, Usherettes '58 . . . Secretary, Homeroom '58 RONA WILSON Sl. Frances of Rome ' Azusa Lance Staff . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . National Honor Society . . . Usherettes Club . . . Co-editor, Fidelian . . . Quaestor, Latin Club '57 . . . Service award . . . Sodality Certificate '56 . . . Latin Certificate '57 . . . California Scholarship Federation .IUDITH GORE Sacred Hear! Corizm Latin Club . . Spanish Club . . . Fidelian Stafl . . , Madrigal Singers . . . Usherettes Club . . . Glee Club . , , Girls' League lixecutive Council . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Sodality NOT PICTURE D: JOHN TUTTLE Om' Lady of Axsnmplion C,'lt1rt'n1onl National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation , . , Poetry Award '57 . , . National Merit semi-finalist . , , Second Place lissay Contest '56 . . . Third Place Essay Contest '57 MARYANN SANfQHEZ Our Lady of Guadalupe La Verne Snanish Club . . . Future Nurses Club . , . Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation . . . Usherettes Club . . . Homemaking Club , . . Junior Red Cross . . . Confra- ternity of Christian Doctrine Teaching Certificate Nd J tiff ti viii , ff f fu 1 I. IX, -J X i ' 1? XX X f ' u wink by Q, Q, f f Q, -fs 1-1 Q X ! xxx 1 m ,QQ M 'K 5 nn. in-..,., WW 1. if i n why 1 W3m mf i MH , .T 3 . 5: V'h 41 f .S 33 'QI W sf 'vi ., Q y -7 , v -. sw, R O Xxx A A ,,, L :xxx 1 x. ff as 4:3 111-'M 1 I4 .3 i' , ffxg gi m?g L g. 2 'f,w.f,H:PRxx A Xix . 'E if L Q?? as 4. 12' ! ,1',iLV W 5 fn 5 'N sf S ,-.,,. I gm X x 1 Xf., 'f , ,, Q -5 Q21 in .A My W.. wx, la-va 5 4 9? Wifi ROW 1: C. Abila, H. Abshire, J. Aguilera, R. Alba, G. Alletto, J. Alzugaray, M. Aparicio, J. Barcelona, M. Barnes, P. Barthelme, H. Bastien, B. Bell. ROW 2: G. Belcore, T. Beringer, G. Bovyer, S. 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Q 2 1 C pLff,4.! ocffw A if-if age ii 6 K ' U 6421 4: W- nflxf zu- D Tester C Txerney W Txerney M Tnmpane C A M., jd! f L difkfiigezff-KZ7 Q13 'Jaffa D Zicufil IL' I ROW 10 J Ulery K Uphus R vmsky C Vnal M LQ df,-, . M579 Z-M55 jfudeagn 421656 Cxfailc ,J AXA lf Z4 ,- Vg ,. f ,e BUSINESS e STHFF FRANCES COMYNS Business Manager There are many people to whom we are deeply indebted for the invaluable help they had given us in the pro uction of the 1958 Fidelian. Our sincerest thanks to: Our patrons and friends whose sponsorship was an essential factor in financing this yearbook. To Mr. Robert Hopkins of the Mirro-Graphic Yearbook Com- pany for his expert a vice and special concessions in deadlines. To Mr. Anthon Loya and Mr. Daniel Sprague for doing the bulk of Fidelian photography. To Mr. Conrad Quinonez for his superb photos of our football games. To Sister Mary Laudine, art teacher, for her incomparable theme page and cover designs. To members of the faculty for their gracious encouragement and assist ce. To embers f the journalism class for compiling data and pro- viding s 'th r ams of copy. To t se con 'butors and others who have helped us with the vast wo k hi this book represen s, thanks again and God re- 1' Y S g t we hope tha students faculty and friends ext 'X j he 1958 Fidelian, and at possibly some day in the fut e x once again glan e through these pages, they , wil eliv t morable days at mona Catholic High. 3 N . E- 3 : kk Nd: i0 Q - S' ca Q, mu ill E fx - S t S L1 Q . - JZ- 0 J...-L, .J K f-A Jn Q15 f JZ 2g :Ai P AM ?iUM'4'Jf f 751,442 iii xiii GSW 'Wi Q A jig? EAST' gig in if 5 S 232 f EVE T3 Q 5 ii? gif? 4, Z bi- if? ei 2i3g2z?5i2Ei2f21ffZ EQWQQWQ 349252123 ghd 1 r A f v Uliffu UNH Nxj ' X x i by ' X i XX' ' ig! NU' VI, V L 1 AH HUHHHU PHTHUHS it Q f 792 My rut N if it JJ A w vw .x, .f ff , X 1 Y. r 0 W I E I Nj! DI J! M I JW T H' E ' C d' 1 Frni Mclmfe X L U Nw IS mrnence ar ina James a c s y Q X 5 N15 XX ! UI? Q X WN V fl Most Reverend Timothy Manning Q1 X ffl Alf WU Most Reverend Alden Bell xx . . ' .. Wd' i l W Right Reverend Msgr. Patrick Dignan im A VU Reverend Thomas P. English Q NU ef if Kid V M I X Reverend Michael Browne MM up Reverend Paul Bashford 0 ' vo 90' i Reverend William Casey Q My ' M A' UDV Reverend David Clard, C. M. F. Q Reverend Bernard Collins QVK. J Reverend Maurice P. Dee vjffllf . everen . jfyffyfjgfiffy W James P. Downey Reverend Albert Duggan Reverend Ralph A. Fitzpatrick Reverend Joseph Gillespie Reverend Fernando Guerzon Reverend Thomas W. Lyons, S. Reverend Joseph Mackey Reverend Gerald F. McCormick Reverend Robert Pierce Reverend Patrick Power Reverend Roberto Omana Reverend Denis Ryan Reverend Joseph Ryan Reverend Donald J. Strange Reverend Ralph A. Thompson Reverend Anthony Timlin Reverend Anthony Valiuska Reverend George W. Wieneman W I hx ,...,....,...s. M, Tim it x v e , N , tr., ew.-.Q Kwai HUHU HHH SPUHSUHS Wei PM MM Q anyon City Liquor 8: Delicatessen-9-'vffifv'-2-2 r. and Mrs. Oscar Nageng, U-1 ' Lamb 427 W. Foothill, Azusa ,AKQAWNS 451 Leadora, Glendora First Federal Savings 8: Loan of n Gabri l Olin 8: Lewis Building Co. In . I 1214 N. Second sf., Covina ,JLQ 827 W. Foothil va., laremontje' 'A ' Gomer Jones Edsel eff , . ange Belt rium ' 55 W. Com cial S ., Pomgon com and Ga v es, P. Greene M r. an rs. Aria . Por r W 39 ift St., gaQVerne U 4 19633 . Ina ' a Ave., ovma Mr. anEI'1VIrs. 1 adTgyWuL' Rayfs Flower' gliop 5 J: 'Edshillips B vH., P onax ' lbs!-Q, ,audi rs- D c Ha me -fvvq-v,J!Ryan,S - a mg..bf-7-1-20st ' ' K -s 'XESO7 Turn ull, La P nte Seco d St., Pomona m - Mr. d r . . arngcg' . 'QA'U1'Q' r. an rsjvgeo D. Sc ulte M U-,DNA-QLZI . unset ace, nro i 1415- N-'-7-ffl Ri geside rive, Monrovia L' Hig n Famil X0 G'NuMr. n rs. . SEEEEI' ' 414 . Alosta, Glendora 15853 Las Vecinas rive, La Puente jackson's Fur Salon 1292 W. Fifth Ave., Pomona 1151 W. Fifth Ave. Pomona Kizziar's Cleaners 260 W. Third St. Pomona Knoll's Prescription Pharmacy joe's Radio and Television Service 5 7 w 14300 E. Ramona Blvd., Bald Marvin's Young Set 185 E. Second St., Pomona in Park U-Need-A-Fence Company 111 S. Sunset Place, Monrovia Mrs. Mary Visosky 20907 E. Via Verde, Covina Westmont Liquors 1614 W. Fifth Ave., Pomona Westmont Sporting Goods 1618 West Fifth Ave., Pomona F. W. Woolworth 18450 E. Alosta, Azusa Congratulations ! Congratulations UXRariQo'Concrete Constnuggon Compgmyl Class of 1958 Qgiiar-itview' L orQg Eismvodf-942. Spartans Men'5 Palm Spl'ingS Curbing Indio 0 Paving Desert Area Gutters 133 MLW guage o Mwvwwfr W F512 M Wfv WM MMMMXML, MM ww if W... 7 x.r.,-Lf-.MJ ,HW 7f,c.- L.,,,,.Ma- hjWJ ' ' . am. r,g,4,w.lA au-if 25' '4 ' GCHCPHI h ' 5754 fL,.,eM4f , Air Conditioning Corporation M 94, My .ffxAn-J W' .. f'yj6 Home Air Conclltloners WM 2641 ' ---,-+f--+-- mf Aim MMA ,Q,zzM?7MwffM 566ffXfHiWyLE5i1fa AIR coNn1T1oN1NG MQW CoRPoRAT1oN LOS ANGELES 25 CALIFORNIA Mr. Walter Lab d P d - 'r-A -'W-'f-v, '-'vw' ' HV. 1 Y' 'P 'FY' ' ':. l ' ' Q, E323 A T 1 ph fi LY g 4 Xvqgfgjgisigfornla QM .fxfzb xx eff fxi A ygx 2 Www , WJ Wh ff! Comeau and Brooks A. I. A. Architects 16611 Ven B1 d E C If Ph ST 4 A. C. Liquor A. F. Glass Typewriter Company A. 8: J. Liquors A. Pauliots A. 8: R. Garage A. 8: W. Root Beer Drive In Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Abshire Action Printers 8: Lithographers Adkins Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aguilera Denis M. Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Rupert V. Allen Mr. and Mrs. O. Alletto Alpha Beta Food Store No. 3 All Saints' School- Sixth Grade Mr. Rudolfo Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. joseph C. Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Alzugaray American Health Studios American Knitting Company of Covina American Loan Corporation Anderson Chevron Service Anderson Cleaners F. C. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson Andrew's Hancock Service Andy's Appliance Louis Angelo Anticipation-Maternity 8: Uniforms Mr. and Mrs. Claude Aquayo Armstrong Flower 8: Gift Shop Arvidson Dairy Mr. and Mrs. A. Aschenbrenner Sylvia Audenino Austin Studios Avis-Arrowhead U Drive Azusa Day Nursery Azusa Furrier Dr. john E. Bacon Bacon Cleaners Badillo S. 8: M. Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baeskens Mr. and Mrs. john J. Baker Baldwin Park Liquors Baldwin Park Super Service Banko's Watch Shop Barker Brothers Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett Barr's Music and Photo Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Barthelme Dr. Charles E. Basham Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bastien Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Batungartner Baum Plastic Company Anton's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. john C. Beatton Anne Marie Beauchemin Beauty Craft Salon Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bechtold Mrs. Annie Beck Mr. and Mrs. William Beck james Beggs, M.D. Bekin's Van 8: Storage Company Be1cher's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Vicent R. Belcore L. E. Belknap Mr. and Mrs. George Bell Ben's Market Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bender Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bender Bentley's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bernier Tom Bernier Mrs. Virginia Berregan J. L. Berry Market Bert's Burgers E. A. Bettencourt Insurance Agency John Bianchi Mr. and Mrs. M. Biane Mr. and Mrs. Philo Biane Biasotti Service Station Annie and Theresa Bidegain Biglow Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Patrick V. Bills Bill's Donut Time Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Bilsborough, R. H. Bissonnette Mr. and Mrs. Gippie R. Blackman The Blanchard Family Clyde A. Blanchard 8: Associates Bob 8: Al's Service Bob Foster Chevron Bob's Market Bob's Westmont Market Walter K. Bockes Bock's Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bolton Bon Ton Cleaners Frank Bond - Farmers Ins. Group Booth Brothers Insurance Mr. and Mrs. John P. Borgogno James Borner Mrs. C. Borrego Mr. Robert Borrego Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bowes M. A. Bowman Bowen's Boy's Market Pat Boyens Dr. and Mrs. James Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brandenburg Mr. and Mrs. Julian Brannan Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brewer f V'U ' ' af , A-4-'Lia-LJL ,,Qs4..4.,f- Moi L OXYXA' . d.+LQ.4,g'Mgl -JE. G' ' . JA, QQ :ti ' Mr. a Mrs. George E. Brewitz - Charter Oak Nursery .Cl-. ..-.......,, ,g1.,,c,.p ,, jj, Brickman's Department Store 'AA M ' Charter Oak Hardware 8: Supply Com any JJ-5 r-.wand Mrs. HarLjL.1iQQks. FL F4 ,,.,u,,,,,L Dr. and Mrs. George Charlebois -Clk' JL' rthur W. Brown, M.D.'-43'-3 .I -cl .J Chaseys 0-v--8, -k -M-J ----9-IL Q Mr. and Mrs. A. Brutocao Q4 ,hah Y ,L,,.,.J,ESther Chavez 1Jv--s-LJ -'H-ZZ:-1 . 5'-0-3 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brutocao Chickis Spotting 'fjagds U'-U , Q .L -4 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brutocao I I .4 Chino Baker ww ' -'LL ' -n .,.,.., Y Q9-in AM... J',,,, gryam,8lCC?m,,.,Pa,i.a.fu.y ,. D801-T Q-a1LCh' 0 dio Service .4,,.,L.,, fu, , ...A ryants a e Mr. Robert O. Buchanan 2 ML' 'rj' QWAL Bucklee Manufacturing Company . fJ' Tk is it K.Bud Byrd's Barber Shop. ei:-1 . -6- 8 . , ,V My ' I Miss Anna Bueker Af Mr. and Mrs. M. uekerfvw--A-P if 'iv--N, ' - -CC Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buraglia4 ' P D a Walter L. Burke ' pl ' Mr. ariEl Mrs. A ert j. Butherus E n r 'lim-C 8: C Cleaner's J '-' ' E 1 I MJ Mr. and Mrs. A. Cabrin J' 'I . 'V N-4-0 . ,,'.-A.-thy, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cacioppo Y-A yu' Cadet ,Cleaners lv 14 . .' ' .2 A4- 'Mfs. Alice R. Cahill . Caeser s Burgers t Cafe Italiano ,,,L,' Ta-J.. Dr. William M. Cahill .n..v'51,,, L1 3 California's Oldest Winery 1,4 v The Calunite Corporation s-Y., ' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Camp .h'LI ' Canyon City Liquor 8: Delicatessen Capri Restaurant-Pizza Capri Sausage Kitchen 8: Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carey Mrs. Rose Caringella P. C. Caringella Carl Adams jewelers Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carlos Miss Rosie Carlos Carlos Grocery Carlos Ranch Market Carlsen and Herold Cement Contracting Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Carpio Richard L. Carr, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr Mr. and Mrs. Carrasco Victor A. Case Company Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cashen Mr. and Mrs. M. Cashen, jr. Mrs. M. J. Cashen, Sr. Catron Motors-Sales-Service Parts Center Furniture Center Market Central Market Mr. and Mrs. E. Cenoz Cespedes Studio Charles B. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers Chandler's Store for Men 8: Young Men r an rs. Steve Chorak M . d M . H ld Ch ' cliun? Kings cafZr0 lr1Sty Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ciazflone c. c. Circles Donut shop 4 -we-'J- 'ifa - Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Ci s ll-Q' uv' 'J ':Fk Citrus Motors . ' Claremont Hardware -C' 1 'L' Claremont Market S-Q20-N ' , N Mr. and Mrs. G. D. lark Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Clark I' I' Q 4 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clark? tv Clifton's Liquors qu' 3 and Mrs R Clines -A-u '-4----M -s.r..r...f., Cly.de's Market -I QW ALAIQ Mr. and Mrs Jules E ochoill Codd's Market Cole's Market Cole's Service Cole's Stop n' Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collins Mr. and Mrs. Merle Collins W. G. Collins Community T-V James Comyns R. Conlon 8:Family Ed Conlon 8: Family George Connell Connolly's Brake Tune-up Shop Consolidated Laundries Consolidated Lemon 8: Orange Co. Mr. and Mrs. Conwell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Cordona Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cormican Mr. and Mrs. M. Corrington H. F. Brown Roofing Company Frank's Auto Service Cortez Shoe Service Dr. and Mrs. H. Paul Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. D. Courselle Covina Beauty College Covina Bowl Beauty Salon Covina Imported Cars, Inc. Covina Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. jim Covina Welding 8: Sheet Metal Arthur H. Cox Oliver Crawford, Crawford Paints Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Criswell Dr. and Mrs. Regis E. Croke 137 Henry E. Crosby Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Crozier Mr. C. Crozier Cucamonga Times Cushman's Hardware Cy's Star Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Damassa Damian Club of Azusa Danny's Coffee Shop Dan Sifling Lathing Contractor Mr. and Mrs. John Danzo Darrell L. Olson Plastic Contractor Robert C. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Davis Day Printing Corporation Delaney Real Estate Company Andy Deneochea Despoto's Pizza Dewey's Cafe Di Car1o's Liquor Store Anthony Di Napali Diaz Liquor Store Dick's Union Oil Service Mr. j. Dill Dillion's Mobil Service Mr. C. M. Dingler Dino's Beauty Spot Edward Dittmer Fred Divelbiss Don Cox B. B. Oil Products Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Donatic Mr. Pete Espinoza Euclid Cleaners Don johnson Texaco Don's Laundromat Don's Market Dotson's Texaco Service Dottie's Resale Shop Mr. Dan Downey Mr. and Mrs. M. Downey Draper Mortuary Mr. and Mrs. joseph Drennan Driftwood Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Duffy Earl M. Wilkinson, Incorporated Earl's Refrigeration Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Eckhart E. L. Chapo Delicatessen El Patio Mexican Food El-Win Village Market Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Elias Ellsworth's Flowers Emil's Shoe Service Emory Cleaners Engel Ford Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Engelhard Ernie's Men's 8: Boys' Store Erro 8: Lamaison Hay 8: Trucking Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Erro Lucille Espiau john P. Evans Company Kenneth Evans F. W. Woolworth Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fairow Mr. and Mrs. Vicente Fajardo Farmer's Market Fashion Trend Beauty College Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Faull Fedway Store Mrs. Carl Felix Mrs. Joseph Felix Mr. and Mrs. M. Fenwick Mr. and Mrs. Ferrero Fifth Avenue Motel 8: Trailer Park Mr. and Mrs. A. Fink Finley's Rexall Drugs First Federal Savings 8: Loan of San Gabriel First National Bank of Upland Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher Fitzpatrick's Drug Store Five Points Mexican Products Mrs. Ellen Flachbart Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flores Mr. and Mrs. George Foote Foothill Cleaners Foothill Investment Co. Fortier U-Drive jim Foster Service David Frakes Frances Frakes Mr. and Mrs. John P. Frampton Frank johnson's Texaco Frank's Shoe Repair Frank Van Landersele Masonery Franklin's Freeze Mrs. W. Frederick H. W. Fredrickson French American Bakery Miss Edith Friedrichs Friend Frasher's Inc. Fryes Diner Fryoff's Barber 81 Beautician Mr. Fred Fullington The Furniture Shop G 81 I Barbers Mr. and Robert T. Gallagher Gallen Kamp's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. K. Ganger Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Gantenbein Garcia's Barber Shop Garden Florist Mr. and Mrs. Camille A. Garnier Mrs. Constance Garnier Garro's Market Francis Garvey Mr. and Mrs. O. Gately Mr. and Mrs. john Gavran 8: Gay Dee Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gennero Family Hall's Plumbing Inc. Hal's Rug 8: Carpet Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hamel Hamilton Drug Store H. Hanamara George Edes Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Richard Handorf Gentry Insurance Agency George A. Graham Insurance Agency George Beamon Sporting Goods George George Kline Chevron L. Mickel Tire Service Mr. Cletus J. Hanifin Hannes Tulving Chevron Dealer Hanoh's 8: Cates Hanson's Flying A Service Harold B. Long's Texaco Gloria's Fashion Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gill Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie Gilwal Shoe Store Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Giuliucci Mrs. Victor Glaab Glad-Moore Engineering Inc. Glass House - A. West Glaze's Glen's Meats Glendora Barber Shop Glendora Cottage Realty Glendora Rol-O-Drome G1enn's Prescription Pharmacy Gluck's Luggage Store Goodman jewelers Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gonzales Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Gore Dr. Thomas L. Gore Mr. and Mrs. A. Michael Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grahek Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Grandados Granger's Studio 8: Party Shop Grave Automotive Maureen Greene Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenwald Griffith Disposal Co. Roy and Margaret Griffith Mr. and Mrs. F. Grigware Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gross Harold Grueter Joseph Grueter Manuel Gueiero H 8: H Photo Co. H. B. Ellis Electrical Service Company H. F. Loud Machine Works, H. W. Robb and Son Emily E. Haines Haineis Barber Shop Haine's Union Station Hal Shell Texaco Service Hale Serve Yourself Station Mr. and Mrs. james F. Hall Hubert C. Hall House of Fabrics Inc. Hartman Noonan Realty Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hassler Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Harmon Mrs. Harriet Florence Haylor and Gertrude Brady Mr. Laurence Hauty Dr. and Mrs. Haynes Hebert's Radio 8: TV T. F. Heieck, Sr. Hendrick's Pharmacy Mrs. C. P. Hess Hi Burger A. C. Higgins Hill's Richfield Service Station Hixon's Meat Market Hodel-Ryan 8: Roberts Mrs. Lois H. Hodge Leo Hoffman Chevrolet Holiday Inn Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holler Holt's Hamburger Spot Holt's Hardware Bill Honda Honora and Cathy House of Harmony Howards Men Store Howard Miller's New 84 Used Cars Mr. and Mrs. james L. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Hoyt Hub Furniture Store Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Hubert A. G. Huchting Hufford's Meat Market Hughes Typewriter Service Huntington Hardware Mr. and Mrs. George Hurst Mary Hutchinson In 'N' Out Burgers Insurance Service The Intakes Car Club Mr. and Mrs. E. Irber Isabel's Beauty Shop Isenberg's Women Apparel Isom Equipment Rental J. C. Penney Company 1 J 8: J gina tae Kridler and Philips CXO.-XM jack's Rich d2wYc yilgf A ghd V! Q -Q, , ade M hine roducts, 1 A r Mr ohn Kur l 1iS - ZA4ffn V 'Z50 044 , L- B if e g Tex H5321 0711! AJ jean e'si lamour Manor , L. ' a 1' tom t U 1' FWWJ 5,0 v?fU'ff7 j L' ' sgf'-M' ' PIDOO Qc14,4Z0f! eann I . i 1 ,fy e ai , Q,.,5!,JJ. nsura M660 Vdfffffyg 53f'La e rug om ny a s. H . ligins S lle Qggufty ZLL . 'a rs. O. s 0A7baA nd M s. George L. LaVallie este 's uto t' a dry 191 ' Ver a er ' M fb!! ji at on r ic 41 ' gm! Ver e evro I 7 J'0 ' I , h. C? L. H562 iiE.S :.S 1 11 iam M p fufwij a . . Laxiit '4'6'!7n'e' cv joe Seit Garage g 3 froi A I amai L . X Z6 il Mrs. joe Lama1so . joe's Self Serve Service Station Mr. a rs. ama'so gy-V: Q Tgmpyls B a Q4 . n rs. . . Lamqigoiigjr. rs. Emilj nson p Lane' ewelers I , 47,64 mst S 0 41,052 ,H 601047 I Dr' a A' 060'-J .ohnston exaco IHIIOH I ys ervlic Q G ' ' Aj r fs V S 1 4' OU' A Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. ng? nflififfwwj 1 akin I XL i 2? bo. iIl.Pade sugance . au! i6 Si0 JQA M4 me s s o u iv o e a ion . se h's eauty Salo Z W7 r. and Mrs. . F. Lavell oggdvigig ififendil ,oc .L La ' ery .gains Pas y Shop Mrs. Edovar S. T X T e jug ' er ' Mnggnrl' ui! fyygj yy' Cidgdor w t ry 'XWMAMEL Roy's Bakery, M13 . 1 ' ' 'l h ' aaa isa. Wzlffaff if mf y. .wffxs VP . W joe Karrer , , 2 , es W ch ho 514,41 and . ic e er My 'C o . 15311 tate ss The ck Kelly Family . Mrs. Loui et ' ggi M lag19g,4IbZK.elly.JCll4 ie 6644! de iss eggy e y ames . ietz . ' Ken 's Un' n J hester ht o ff! ' K He'g2rb 516240 QV dl r. and Mr aul y H-,ff r. an Mrs. A. hillip Kerckhoff 7 Cecile Lill L Keith W. Kerr X0 ' Richard W. Lima Klapp Market A Thomas A. Lindley - 1 Col. and Mrs. Curtis Kimball A Mr. and Mrs. Rilee Lindquist Q Mr. and Mrs. Newell P. Kimilirgq Littl Alpine Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kinkle , Wd! a'4M anos Gossett's Robert J. Kintzle MQW aw7,4Mu.f,,.Mi,,,1pd Mrs. E. A. Littlefield Kirk jeweler Company W. R. Kirklen Kirk's Shoes The Klix Family Knit Togs Fashion Shop The Knoll's Fashions Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Kobal Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kolodge Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Koonter Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kozlovick Charles J. Kramer, M.D. 140 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Loos Dr. Stanley Peter Lopat Lopez Market Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Lopez Loretta's Cafe Howard F. Loucks Mr. and Mrs. George L. Lower Michael G. Lower Lucas Religious Art Luden Drug Company Mr. and Mrs. joe Luera Lynn Allen Plumbing Contractor Lynn Sales Mr. and Mrs. Lyons Hugh E. Mackey Macri's Champion Station Maggi's Maine Street Service Mr. and Mrs. E. Maley Manuel's Market Mrs. Harold Manning Manning Brothers, Rock and Sand Manor House Furniture Company Miss Leona Marcellin Mr. and Mrs. Marin A. Marcellin Mr. and Mrs. W. Marcilliat Mr. and Mrs. S. Margala Judy Marhoefer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marin Marks and Croxon General Tire Co. Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Marquez Rosemary Martinez Masearin Professional Pharmacy Mr. Chaytor Mason joseph L. Matheson Matteo's Pizza House Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Matterson The Mattingly Family Maxson Appliance Maxwell Station Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McCormick McComb Motor Parts McCown Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McCoun Marion McCoys Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. McCready Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McCullough Mrs. Lillian McDonald Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. W. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. M. McEarthy Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Mcllrath Meat Packer's Outlet The Meeks Family Herbert A. Meisel H. S. Meisel Martha Meisel Manuel Mejia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Melendrez Mr. and Mrs. Forbes W. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Mellon Melody Accordion School Melody Pet Shop Mel's Fast Snack Mel's Hamburgers Mrs. Celia Mendoza Mr. and Mrs. Frank Menefee Al Messore Metropolitan Life Insurance Meyer's Building Materials Ken, Paul and Val Meyers Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Miller Mrs. Glenn Miller Mr. Harry Miller Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller Miller's Hair Fashions Miller's Surplus Miller's Surplus 8: Volume Stores Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Minano Mr. and Mrs. jack Minoque Mr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Miranda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mishler Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mitchell Mobile Burger Modern Home Paint Modgling's Pony Hitch Jack T. Monroe Moody's Drug Store Moore's Records 8: Phonographs Mr. Dick Moran john Moran Dr. H. R. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. john F. Mottles Mr. and Mrs. james Mottola W. W. Motyka Mr. and Mrs. P. Moynihan Dr. R. F. Moynihan Mrs. R. F. Moynihan Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Mueller Mrs. Florence Mullen Doctor E. C. Murphy Murray's Red Cross Shoes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Musarra Myer Union Service Crosby Nagengast Jeanne Nagengast Mrs. Oscar Nagengast Mrs. T. B. Narzisi The National Cash Register Company Dr. S. Naujokaitis, M.D. Mr. M. S. Naujokaitis Netzley Trucking Company New Valencia Market Stanley 1. Newman, Sr. Nite Hawk Cafe North American Van Lines North Park Launderette Mr. and Mrs. C. Norton Miss Ruth O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. G. Ochoa Mr. and Mrs. joe O'Connor Maurice O'Connor 'E 5.4Z'5f-f'!'-I K4 L, 4.4f11e,z:g? W 5.2.-as--,v!f,,,f 4:J wVi.fc,L.gj 'ff 4, Y! 4 V K LV?,,:.,fA,f-gg'L MZ '+4fQip?464,,.,, Aqttfiae LL 1441, A M 7,l ,y1X 4,4 V It I V., ,f . QM7,-ag, , 9, lf, 55, : X' 5f fMr' 3:3 slits' Olconnof jlzvctx Pomona Blueprint and Srlvpply Coinrpjgwlizqf ,ifazcga and Mrs. VTP ell: L-,odgefs ,Mx ez,-:Pomona Bowling Center p' 122 ,Q ' rs' lm' ' OHaf4.,.a....eAe,f - f,f.,,,,,,,4j, Pomona Bowling Center Cafe f . Z Offenhausef Equ1Pmem CMP- -- 5- - Pomona Cleaners '5'f M2LA 'Vue J' O. K. Barber Shop Mfg, , WS'lL'lWl 'Li f2 ?'L ' P F. , -2-V.-K-12.214924-1 ,,,f ww K Style Shoppe ' f z'1f1f'4-eau 1 ogaona rrst Federal Savrn 8: Loan! , . ' ' cg gf F ' rf-' ' ' -'-Z ua 'Lf 9, 221, fs I O1 a Fricker School 0? ,6x A24-ff - '5 ?fuf-,J ssoclatlon W H40 X11 V 059 g Dance H r - .- Pomona Fish M k P' ' ' Bob and Mar orn 'ff' ' -'rf-'11-f-L af e'6Zfe f4ff c4Qvt'?-1 QL? Ontario P , ya gl ,Ze ,czdf ,t.zar,..-Q..,,- Pomona Floor Coverings Comp f 4' Ji Ontario Plmt L SSS Cofnpany ' 'Z 'l 'd '77 4 4g2'B0na Glass Co- V' 6 v L Cl azi mm Aramauc 84 DfY .tzfr....f1ef,, 5' ,Pomona House of Health f f V '4'e'L44? Orlariilrrgi-S F4-I-A1d4lOd'n7w -21?-Ljfv Pomona -J-Teen Club 154' X4 f-7?4lq.,Zf 7 , ,V , ,L-44 ij . Mr and M13 'AISH' ,4f4Q,, 49 . Pomona Lawn Mower Sales 8: Seigifczg f '-ef . .1 A - - S6 1 'f A vii! 4. I . QQ 'LU Mr. and Mrs. Max Ortez ':'f 'liM Lrg? 154,41 522222 mgigrcgxgany ififhffj 'i.a,,aQ.fre. ' f ' ' . .4 A7 'L' . f - U , 744452: Qgdrfgdolcgz d.-elff4q..g . , Pomona Optical Service'L A: ! -t Cj4f72 C2.f K7 12-554524 ?OSt1'3.n'S Deplrlttlllentl Stdlelc flungture 'J l I 'F IPO- . J ,Lg , . 2 y ar ware- a erne , r Q QQQQQOH iii? S5t2':Ee1v1d'4.f,.f,a..-f..,? Pomona Valley Hardware-Pomona 'ilzaitilmif ' M-42, U dural -,.Z,'Pomona Wine Cella . -M- ae gllziifgldlallxlffcgfzgrsgtolcfilroski l WG'4'f - c'-Zyfv.-,Z cj Poor Pitiful Pearl I PLM ,QOCQQQ , , , i an e ...e1,g,,., V,gg fp A , M u 1.411 746, .f V Qc, Ozzie's Oasis .eZ'zz.,7..,,...Q,,cl,,aW,, V Egg ' aff P323 44816 U Pacific Coast Gyms Z7 s c1'Z-fefx.p.-1 49 Mr. and Mrs. M. Potenza ' I 64' FPL! ,H grileincllalgflfp. Padilla H, n..e.3C4., f6,'4sf, Perry price .Mc .ff .kdfgigzgi ZzM' . 1 a ' '. T-M' .....r..eecf-91,212 ff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Probst iv'-frvfff X .. ,. and Mrs. L. Padilla J. if - - . f ' fffa.. ig K Mrs J R Pahl M ,,,.,,..L,.,3,. pg., f ,b?bd4444VProfessronal Relations, Credit Ag ncy P Real. dngiral ,.f4+4f.,Lfi 4 -N Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pshick Lgt,,,,,,c, ,,,,,.,,,,,2'w , ,lyjw PL' Palace Barber . a , Ret' ifcfiwlr' lfnd Mrs' Dale Pulvef P 'lille - 'J ZLL, 3,443 , u S QP ,.,-n..-mpg ze, ' ,Quality Cleaners l f'1'! fl- 'ay fffflf f Papacs Hairstyling Salon . 'f 12. J .M -Quant Me t G-fvfdafd, -1 .'f , . gt Q ea jfwaerhe Paquin Family -.uii:4..5j',gf .3 'fi 'Q'f? 'r4 Mr gd M355 ath at 'lsk My' 'fm' 'W ' S , 546.01-wlfL0ui5e Marie Parks 'ufifl-tc, XV Ranch BuildersJo': 9911- Mui! QWFMK QQVMTJ p p The Party Time Shop , ,Jo t L'f L'1 Lr-2f ff..i R A W 5 1 u':7f.,j ,, 4...+f,fr4. -.ff'fLf.-71.121 !Z1Z2Qd-LPat,s Li uors ...Q-i,a.-,,,Li:M ,pi ,Ac N . . eeks Jeweler ! 4 , . Davcls 8. 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