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

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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.

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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?

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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