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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1960 volume:

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Murphy Assistant-Pastor, St. joseph Church Athletic Director, Senior Religion I nstructor, Spiritual Acloiser, Counselor, Chaplain of Pomo na Catholic Parents Association. M 1952 a fully equipped 100x50 foo- In ay swimming pool was completed for the Yout. d d of Pomona through volunteer lahor of e n cated people. 2 QS 4, , F Q . I ji Tl sl 5. 4 We dedicate -vu-In ..- l lf: I G i-in rf Y -.imp .N,.,, li 'e ,f ' - , Sis. fav' - . A, To Cur Athletic Director Father ames Murphy the 1960 Pidelian . . . For the countless hours he spent developing our athletic facilities since 1950: football field, track, diamond, courts, field lights, swim- ming pool. . . . For his untiring efforts in upgrading the Spartan athletic program V: 11524 .7 Y In March 1950 the work on a 101 acre r orange grove began to clea present athletic field. R and financing it by the annual barbecue in May of each year. . . . For his undaunted dedication to the youth of the school and com- munity in both curricular and extra-curricular activities, and For his solicit-ude in training militant Catholic leaders among youth and under the guidance of Rehgion instructing them in truth and molding them for virtuous living L. ufiilw' N Q ., I it 3 ilu H ' Lg V . .r w, ,N v- M w, ,- w w. ,f se i ts ' H H H ' Ni?-41 -assays ,N ,W in i M A nr. mmm frm, ll ll' V www 'ww 'm'm' !'.'i llaiiiaszvssifswu' ---'H' M. U. ,H W. H. V. -as A ' 1 42,45 3 as sffewi His Holiness Pope john XXIII Nearly a year has passed since the words We have a Pope I rang across the world from the balcony above St. Peter-'s Square. In one year His Holiness Pope ohn XXIII has endeared him- self to all people of all faiths. J I Once he said, Wherever I may be, if it is at the end of the world, there will always be a lighted candle in my window for the wanderer who may pass in front of my house. Pope john has kept his promiseg a light burns in his window, beckoning all to a fatherly welcome. 10 I I Wh XX n w- ff:-5 16111 , 1 f Wg, x x, X QQNN we 'NN N, .. sl ' V JN- QM J 1 1 ,z. ,M is M '---1-21,14-Wiggpgyi' -pg?-L:-' as MMD , ,, W, ,,... , ,. r f Wim. H , I 5.4 Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas P. English ON JUNE 7, 1959, Monsignor English has been invested in the robes of A Domestic Prelate. Congratulatory greet- ings were extended to the Pastor and Administrator by students, parishioners, friends, and civic leaders on this memorable and joyful occasion. The proclamation has been conferred during the last week of April. The text of the Papal Brief reads: Beloved Son, greetings and Apostolic Benecliclion. Freely, and with a benign mind, receiving the requests brought to us that W e should publicly give a testimony of Our singular good will towards you, which certainly has been well merited by you f and not for one act alone j for your part in the advancement of the Catholic causeg you, Thomas Patrick English of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles in California, we appoint, create, and announce you a Domestic Prelate. We grant to you the faculty of using the honors, privileges, and prerogatives, which have been joined to this dignity, especially by the constitution Inter Multiplicesu of Pope Pius X. -D. Card. Tardini Monsignor English leaves St. Ioseph Church after Investiture Ceremony. FELICIT TIDNSY 1 . i 1 4 I u Eminence Francis Cardinal Koenig, Archbishop of Vienna, County Supervisor, Frank Bonelli, Mayor Cox and other Czvzc sf? is hosted on his visit to Los Angeles, by Msgr. English. Leaders extend greetings to Monsignor English. Very Reverend Mother M. Alexander, C.S.S.F. Superior General of the Felician Sisters Rome, Italy Reverend Mother M. Hermana, C.S.S.F Provincial Superior of the Felician Sisters of Our Lady of Assumption Province Ponca City, Oklahoma Sister Mary Benilda, Principal Dear Graduates: For four years you have imbibed the traditions and culture of a Christian Education offered at Pomona Catholic High School under the guidance and direc- tion of a dedicated religious and lay personnel. No doubt you realize that you are now beginning a new life . . . a life of responsibilities and decisions. Semper Fidelis-your motto beckons you to remain faithful . . . always faithful to your God, your fellowmen, and to yourself. Continue to deepen that union of mind, will, and heart with Christ in frequent Holy Communion so that you may grow spiritually strong and assume your responsibilities with moral fortitude. May I take this opportunity to express my gratitude for your supporting spirit and Hue cooperation. May God bless you, always, dear graduates of 1960. Sincerely in Christ, l REVEREND JOSEPH coKUs A F Assistmzt-Pastor, St. joseph Church. Religion, High School Chaplain, Counselor, and Adviser. ur Guides in SISTER MARY AINIANDETTE SISTER MARY BERTILIA SISTER MARY ANILLA Algebra, Geometry, Homemaking, Religion. English, Religion. , Trigonometry. Moderator: Moderator: Homemaking Moderator: Drama f Q bi A' Fidelian Business Staff, Club, Girls' Athletic Club, California Scholar- Q fi ' National Honor Society. Association. Adviser: ship Federation, Key l- Adviser: Senior Class. Sophomore Class. Club, Boys' Sodality. Adviser: Senior Class. ,igkfofriifrft-vf4Lf1ff1fJAfi1fffL7 'J , 4' i . f ' ' . 14 ,Q,g,M,. ,, gfeeel . i MR. HERBERT ADAMS W American History, World History. Coach: Varsity Baseball. Backfield Coach: Varsity Football. . . P 1 g70j2'ffCf4f, l Lf f ,J if iw. SISTER MARY ALOYSIANE Latin. Moderator: Latin Club. Adviser: Freshman ' Class. 0 0 U Chf1St13H Educauon . . . MR. FRANK CAUDILLO MR. JULIAN BRANNAN Civics, Sociology. S punish. Adviser.- Sopbomork Class. H ..... W Q 4 -........, V, L ,,,,,,, I ,.... ., . 1 , MRS. W. HOYT Presiden! of Pomona Cafholir Parents Associaiion. W -Q17 ev as . SISTER MARY INVIOLATA Latin, English. Moderator: Health Council. Adviser: Sophomore Class. ES. E. we sea: 1 POIUONA CATHOLIC PARENTS ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING.' FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. R. Clark, Mrs. R. Probst, Mrs. R. Roelle, Mrs. A. Wfilliams, Mrs. I. Mnrgaln. Educators in the Formation MRS. ROBERTA GORMAN Physical Education. Coach: Girls' Sports. . 1 1 ,- W S w.. . 7,5 .11 W , ' I 4 I1 w SISTER MARY FULGINETTP French, American History. Moderator: French Club. Adviser: junior Class. . . 1, A , ., C I , ff ff . v' J , v f f f. if 1 1 -f , ' . Y 1 mfiifgig igr ,. ' fi I . es .,. V I V t.: SISTER MARY DOLORIA Business Manager. Clerical Practice, Type- writing. Moderator: Usherettes. Adviser: Senior Class. MR. FARLEY DAY Head Coach. Business Law, Bookkeeping. Moderator: Lettermen Club. Adviser: Senior Class. oral alues . . . ,JZHL 7,62 QQLLWMQL. 1 zigzag! SISTER MARY FILONILLA SISTER MARY FRANCES Algebra, Drafting' English, Latin, Moderator: Mission Club, Geometry. Junior Red Cross. Attendance Office. Adviser: Freshman Class. X' -I -J' SISTER MARY ERMENILDA Chemistry, Physics. Moderator: Chemistry Club. Adviser: Junior Class. is MISS MARY PFENNING Sociology, World History. l Adviser: Senior We ,QJ i SISTER MARY LAUDINE SISTER MARY MAXIMILIA Librarian. Religion, Religion, Shorthand, Art. Moderator: Girls' English. Moderator: Sodality. Adviser: Booster Club. Adviser: Sophomore Class. Freshman Class. Leaders in the Development MR. GILBERT ROBBINS Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band. Secretary. MRS GLADYS OUELLETTE PEE gene? 1' f QQ if is is il sg sf so xii 1 V 235163 8 ,., M X, 3 ... U 0 ' - x ' fi ll- Y, I 1 .Q 'g' . E15 1 5 ' -- ' .4 Ei 1 il. f: Q Li: ie MR. THOMAS MURPHY World Geography, Life Science. Coach: Bee Football, Bee Basketball, Moderator: Boys' League. Adviser: Sophomore Class. SISTER MARY TERENCE Religion, English. Moderator: Future Teachers Club. Adviser: junior Class. A SISTER MARY THOMASETTE Biology, Life Science. Moderator: Future Nurses Club. Adviser: junior Class. of Intellectual ualities. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. P. Michels, Mrs. E. Prier, Mrs. M. Stringneld. .. .Lf xy ' . N . , X ' 'X ,f f A 1 1 ,I I 1 l . . 'El' -.. 1.2 is gi 7 ' 77 :xi .4-'V:? 1 3-TL 1 ,-1 u 4- 1. x mcfk .ff w ,f Ts-it ' . ' ..' V -1 :fi m il' , 9' fa -zwfiw 5 f I 13' SE ' ks, L ' 3-' il , C ff u A ,. Y ' 'Y' cs, fc 4 ,C- ffa ' - ' .r 5 7' Q Q' 3 udel It asf-V 151' iw! 6 K- Y P ld' U 4 0-34, A, L. V 1. . ., M ., r ,-R - . w. N... 1 ,H 'X 5 - gxi x X z DAVID ALMOS President of the Associated Student Body CLEO MARTINEZ Vice-President of the Associated Student Body THERESA GILLESPIE ' Secretary of the V Associated Student Body KARYN HALL Social Chairman of the Associated Student Body ami,-1tmsp.Jm ,,mAs:mA.m .ms.m. uuunpgmnmg.. . , xL 1 Student Government in ction UNDER THE SPIRITED leadership of Dave Almos, ASB President, the Student Senate draws the blueprint for Student government. Comprised of representatives from all classes and important campus organizations, the Senate provides a laision between the student body and the administration. CLUB COUNCIL MEETINGS give club presidents an opportunity to discuss mutual problems and to coordinate school activities. Headed by Cleo Martinez, ASB Vice President, the council sponsors the annual Student Body Fiesta. 21 1 u . L- F, WL-., l-lF'::'. ', .-,.-, ,-. o o VCV' Q,-C.K-idle -'f' ry-L r . 421-Pri! .- 'T gli' 'f15N'L.? 'X Tf ' '- A TM., ., ,wr I, ,,.,.: , ,. vw vw 1 , 4, iii - 5 5, Q ex yu W ' QQ , ,I A r, ,-., , K X4 x -l , ,W Zziz ziz M, T lfSE'53?if:ii1w 'R' N wx fab: :Qf 1 Y . ,,,, ,MQ-Aff ,1 .-fr' ' , -'-- ' 1 ' 5 - - , ' 'H 1 MQi,,2'E, ,E 2: M Y H M my m?fi,,:1 H W M! W H M f'177:qQ ' 5 ' '05 Q ' ' H 1 F N 9 ' ' ' ' , 557, :gs X71 ' , x Ik-gig: H , H - W ' W gi, -za, 'l ' F2532 , N . K f w I S. . X 1 . .f V Fixx H1 192: aff' -'- 5-1 fm ,. ,,,zm,, , P W Key Club SPOTLIGHTING SENIOR SERVICE is symbolic of ihe Key Club. FRONT ROW: R. Miller, I. Post, G. Ferris, E. Allen, M. White, D. Delo, B. Bandur- raga, B. Pielers, K. Siler, I. Kenny, E. Iones, R. Satller, I. Maher, M. Tally. SECOND ROW: D. Seiler, A. Messore, T. Bay, M. Miller, K. Brown, T. Oxenham, G. Adams, H. Ozaroski, M. Breen, T. Stallard, D. Berube, T. Densley, B. LaVallie. THIRD ROW: B. Plaillipson, C. Mnblow, B. Colm, T. Bartley, D. Carr, I. Kebl, W. Hughes, B. Fink, R. VanTbiel, B. Silva. FOURTH ROW: I. Di Biase, C. O'Brien, T. Ryan, D. Almos, T. I-Iodel, G. Hayes, S. Sears, T. Peterson, S. Bueker. USHERETTES OFFICERS: S. Ubl Treasurer, I Ie . ssup, Presidentf I Rountree, Secretary, Sister M. Dola- ria, Adviser. J . SERVICE WITH A SMILE is an attribute of the Usherettes, a Senior girls' service club. FRONT ROIV: M. Iohnson, T. Gillespie, C. Libershal, K. Gallagher, P. O'Hara, S. Clark, K. Harris, P. Byrne, M. Gavran, M. Bowes, L. Tratt, L. Frick, I. Probst. SECOND ROW: I. Roberts, I. DeLorenzo, M. Mizerski, M. Espenson, R. Carlos, B. Powell, S. Taylor, A. Grueter, K. Wilson, M. Gundling, M. Terneus, A. Lipp, K. Porter, I. Orlando, C. Button, S. Iob, A. Kalmer. THIRD ROW: M. Cahill, G. Chiriaco, F. Walliser, A. Siegert, A. Beauchemin, M. Bechtold, G. Hamel, H. Larsen, G. MacFa1-land, I. Motyka, Y. Cortez, I. Koach, M. Getson, N. Bartlett, M. Handorf, A. Simko, V. Aparicio, M. Crawford, S. Iakuhiak, C. Garcia. FOURTH ROW.' T. Salado, R. Salse, S. Stevens, Y. Lopez, M. Marquez, I. Mottles, P. Ahern, M. Pontious, L. Smith, I. Porter, K. McCullough, P. Marchisio, B. Collins, A. Cochoit, V. Moeller, B. Kors- gaard, K. Blanco, M. Pilario, M. Gonzales, G. Pestano. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: T. Haisman, Presidentg P. Roelle, Secretary, P. Kelly, Vice presidenty Sister M. Anilla, Adviser. Usherettes GERALD ADAMS St. 'Iolan Baldwin Park Sodality . . . Key Club . . . Biology Club . . . Service Award '59 . . . Second Place, Safer Driving Through Better Vision Poster Contest '59 . . . Glee Club PATRICIA AHERN St. Margaret Clgiym Sodality Cell Leader . . . Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Associa- tion . . . Vice-President, Homeroom '59 . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Homeroom '60 . , . Service Award '57 EMMETT ALLEN Sl. john Baldwin Park Key Club . . . Biology Club . . . Homeroom ofncer '58 . . . Service Award '58 . . . ,IV Football '57, '58, '59 . . . Bee Track w '59 ROGER ALLUIS Sf. Mdfgdrel Chino Key Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Foot- ball '59 . . . Basketball Manager '59 Sen iam DAVID ALMOS St. Frances of Rome Azusa Key Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Club Council . . . California Scholar- ship Federation . . . President, Associated Student Body . . . Captain, Varsity Basket- . ball . . . Chairman, Student Senate '60 . . . Latin Certificate '57, '58 . . . Base- ball '57, '58, '59 VIVIAN APARICIO St. Martha La Puente Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Girls' Ath- letic Association . . . Treasurer, Freshman Class . . . Health Council Representative '58 . . . Treasurer, Sophomore Class . . . Fiesta Princess '58 . . . Homecoming Prin- cess '60 . . . JV Cheerleader '58 . . . Var- sity Cheerleader '60 . . . Volleyball Letter '57 -1----A-H Y V . ziegmfi Ea -A -,,,1 Q11 it WI THOMAS BARTLEY St. joseph Pomona National Honor Society . . . Let- termen Club . . . Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . Club Council . . . Treasurer, California Scho- larship Federation . . . President, Chemphy Club . . . Sophomore Class President . . . Latin Award . . . Essay published in National Anthology RALPH AUBERT St. joseph Pomona Key Club ROBERT BANDURRAGA St. Christopher IVest Covina Chemphy Club . . . Knight of the Altar . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Club . . . Vice-Prefect of Boys' Sodality . . . Assembly Chairman for Key Club THOMAS BARNHART Sacred Heart Pomona NANCY BARTLETT St. joseph Pomona Sodality . . . Latin Club . . . Future Nurses' Club . . . Usherettes . . . Girl's Athletic Association . . . Pepsters . , . Glee Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Vice-President of Booster Club . . . Latin Certificate . . . Service Award . . . Varsity Song- leader . . . Drill Team '59 Clays of1960 ROBERT BARTON St. j056I7lJ Pomona Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . Pepsters . . . Sodality . . . Associated Student Body Rally Co-Chairman ef? e . it 195 THOMAS BAY Our Lady of Lourdes Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . W' illifmtsistses ANNE BEAUCHEMIN St. George Ontario Oflldriv sodaiity . . . Girls' Athletic As- sociation . . . Usherettes . . . National Honor Society Chemphy Club . . . Student Sen- ' ' ' ate . . . President, Homeroom '58, '59, '60 . . . Executive Coun- cil, Boys' League . . . Sodality Cell Leader . . . Rally Chairman Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Chemphy Club . . . Secretary, Latin Club '59 . . President, Latin Club '60 . . Service Awards '57, '58 and Varsity Cheerleader '60 ' ' Drill Team '59 KATHLEEN BLANCO St. foseply La Puente Spanish Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Ushcrettes . . . Girls' Atheltic Association . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine RONALD BLASH Holy Name of Mary LaWr1ze Latin Club . . . Citizenship Award '58 . . . Baseball . . . Basket- ball JOSEPH BONAFEDE St. joseph Pomona MARI BOWES Our Lad y of llae Arsumpliou Clrzremont Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes . . . French Club . . . Latin Club . . . Soclality . . . Future Nurses Club . . Song- leader '60 2.8 MARIE BECHTOLD St. joseph Pomona Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic As- sociation . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Latin Club . . . Usher- ettes . . . Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine . . . Mascot '59, '60 :Tl I DONALD BERUBII St. Dorothy Glendr Key Club . . . Chemphy C . . . Honorable Mention, Scie Fair '57 F lN BREEN alan Baldwin Park X, , Club . . . Key Club Club Council . . . National nor Society . . . California ,tolarship Federation . . . easurer, Biology Club '59 . . . :sident, Biology Club '60 . . . nsul, Latin Club '60 . . . Pre- t, Sodality . . . Student Senate . Health Council '59 . . . 1 i i Q- 5 ROBERT BRADY KENNETH BROWN JOAN BRUTACAO St. joseph Pomona St. josepb Pomona Sacred Heart Covina Chemphy Club . . . Lettermens' Key Club . . . Service Award Sodality . . . Chemphy Club . . . Club . . . Varsity Track '59 St. joxepb Latin Club . . . Treasurer, Na- tional Honor Society . . . Club Reporter, California Scholarship Federation . . . Latin Certificates '57, '58, '59 STEPHEN BUEKER Pomona Key Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Student Court judge . . Service Award . . . Honorable Mention, Science Fair '59 . . Projection Team '58, '59, '60 CLAUDIA BUTTON St. joseph Pomona Soclality . . . Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . Chemphy Club . . . Drama Club . . . Senior Nurse, Future Nurses Club '59, '60 . . Latin Certificate '58 . . . Service Award '57 . . . Flagster '59, '60 Sacred Heart FRANCES BYERS Covina Sodality . . . Health Council . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . Homemaking Club St. john Sodality . . . Girls' . . . Usherettes . . '59 . . . Mascot '60 PATRICIA BYRNE Baldwin Park Athletic Association . . . Future Nurses Club . Glee Club . . . Latin Club . . . Drill Team MARY CAHILL St. Theresa Allmmbm Sodality . . . Drama Club . . . Glee Club . . . California Schol- arship Federation . . . National Honor Society . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Girls' League Representative '58 . . . Vice- President, Freshman Class . . . Assistant Editor of Fidelian '59 . . . Lance Reporter '59 . . . Editor, Fidelian '60 . . . Sec- retary, Home-room '60 . Latin Certificate '57, '58 . . . Poetry Award '59 . . . Science Fair Award '59 . . . journalism Award '59 . . . junior Girl of the Month, Girls' League '59 . . . Drill Team '59 . . . Vice- RICHARD CARR National Honor Society . . . Debating Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . President, Homeroom '58 . . . President, California Scholarship Federation . . . Sophomore Citizenship Award . . . Semi-finalist, Native Sons of the Golden West Speech Contest GABRIELLE CHIRIACO St. Margaret Girls' Athletic Association Glee Club . . . Sodality Usherettes . . . Vice Spanish Club President, Sophomore Class ROSE MARIE CARLOS I vmmzculnte C onception- Mo1zro1Jia Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic As- sociation . . . Usherettes . . . Glee Club . . . Sophomore So- cial Chairman . . . Associated Student Body Social Chairman . . . Student Senate . . . junior Girl of the Month for Decem- ber, Girls' League . . . Varsity Songleader TONY CISNEROS St. Frances of Rome Azusa Latin Club . . . Sodallty ROBERT COHN St. joseph Pomona Key Club . . . Sodality . . . California Scholarship Federa- tion . . . President, Junior Class . . . President, Lettermens' Club . . . President, National Honor Society . . . Vice-President, Chemphy Club . . . Club Coun- cil . . . Varsity Track, '58, '59 . . . Varsity Football '57, '58, '59 SUSAN CLARK St. joseph Pomona Sodality Cell Leader . . . Usher- ettes . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Drama Club . . . Confrater- nity of Christian Doctrine . . . Drill Team '59, '60 . . . Secre- tary, St. Francis Book Club . . Secretary, Vocation Club i ANGELA COCHOIT St. joseph Pomon National Honor Society . . Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic A sociation . . . Usherettes . . Chemphy Club . . . Co-leader 1 Flagsters '60 . . . Teen Topi Correspondent ARBARA COLLINS YVONNE CORTEZ I 101,71 Baldwin pm-k Our Lad y of Guadalupe Chino dality . . . California Schol- Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic As- ship Fed . . National Honor sociation . . . Usherettes . . . ociety . . . Club Reporter, Future Teachers Club . . . Con- rama Club . . ' Assistant Edi. fraternity of Christian Doctrine I Lance, '59 D ' . Journalism ...Honorable Mention, Pomona -59 I I . Science Fair Valley Art Association Contest '59 , I i Latin Certigcate '57 . . . Science Fair Award '58 D Drill Team '59 . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Home- room '60 MARY CRAWFORD ui 'V St. joseph Pomona Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . , Biology Club . . , Soclality . . . Future Teach- ers Club DAVID DELO St. George Ontarw Key Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Letterrnen's Club . . . Var- sity Football '60 JOSEPHINE ALICE DAVALOS ROBERT DELGADO DE T-ORENZO . Frances of Rome Azusa Our Lady of Guadalupe S Ne'l Heart Cfwiffff L L L L -. afrfrsfsz.,'nfssffnitffntttufi mush Club ' ' ' C fm'e tY Sodaliry Teachers ciub . . . Lisliefettes Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . President, Spanish Club TERENCE DENSLEY St joseph Pomona Key Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Latin Club DAVID DESIDERIO St joseph Pomona JOHN DIBIASE St Francis of Rome Azusa National Honor Society . . . Chemphy Club . . . Lettermen Club . Key Club . . . Civil Deefnse Chairman . . . JV Baseball '57, . . . Varsity Basketball '58, '59 TERESITA DIAZ Our Lady of Guadalupe Chino Usherettes . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality Cell Leader . . . Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine Certificate CONNIE DUCLOS St. john Baldwin Park California Scholarship Federa- tion . . . National Honor Society Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic As- sociation . . . Drama Club . . . Vice-President, Future Teachers Club . . . Latin Certificate '57 . . . Essay Award '56 . . . Drill Team Leader '59 32 5? 5? RITA ELIAS Sacred Heart Pomona Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Vice-President, Span- ish Club TIMOTHY F AULL Sf. IOSGPJJ Pgmgng Key Club . . . Chemphy Club GEORGE FERRIS Sf. I056p1J Popzgng Key Club . . . Boys' Sodality . . . Latin Club . . . BILL FINK Si-10561711 Pomona Lettermen . . . Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club . . . Drama Club Vice-President . . . Health Council Representative . . . Optimist Speaking Contest Award . . . Football Manager LORRAINE FRICK Sf. I05el7fJ 17077107111 Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Drill Team KATHLEEN CECILIA GARCIA RICHARD GARCIA MARIE GAVRAN GALLAGHER St. Martlm Puente Our Lady of Guadalupe Sl. George Ontario red Heart C01Ji72f1 Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Chino Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . ure Nurses Club Chem- Pepsters . . . Drill Team '60 Key Club Q . U Sodaiity Girls' Athletic Association . . Club . . . Latin Club . . . ality . . . Girls' Athletic Auxilium Award . . . National Association Award V i Latin Club . . . Glee Club . . . Pepsters . . . Homeroom Vice- President '59 . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Var- sity Songleader 33 Y e:s1e1eah.,aMf M H, an ,, , 57M , ' ' - 5. 'f a-ga'-' ' r -,e xc, ' J 37554 , I L, DANIEL GEORGE St. joseph Pomona Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . Chemphy Club MARY LOU GETSON St. joseph Upland Future Nurses Club . . . Na- tional Honor Society . . . Usher- ettes . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Latin Club . . . Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Latin Certificate '58, '59 . . . Basket- ball '57 . . . Drill Team '59 ARLENE GRUETER St. Martha La Puente Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Vice-President, Girls' Athletic Association SYLVIA HAINES St. joseph Pomona Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Latin Club . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation . . . National Honor Society . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Secre- tary, Homeroom '59 . . . Vice- President, Mixed Choir '60 . . . Secretary, Homeroom '60 . . . Latin Certihcate '57, '58, '59 THERESA GILLESPIE St. joseph Upland Usherettes . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Secretary, Junior Class . . . Sec- retary, Associated Student Body . . . Lance Page Editor, Re- porter '59 . . . Sodality Cell Leader '58 . . . Latin Certificate '57, '58 . . . Latin Contest Medal '58 . . . Service Award . . . Junior Girl of the Month, Girls' League '59 . . . Drill Team '59 . . . Student Senate MARY GONZALES Sacred Heart Pomo Sodality . . . Usherettes . Spanish Club . . . Biology C. . . . Future Nurses Club FP , 91?- he 2 sf ' ww WILLIAM GUEST Our Lady of Assumption Montclair ra. MARY LU GUNDLING Sacred Heart Sodality . . . Future Club . . . Usherettes . fraternity of Christian . . . Girls' Athletic . . . President, Homeroom . . . Health Council I tive '57, '58, '59 . . . Mention, Science Fair '59 Flagster '60 ARIAN HANDORF Louis of France Basset lity . . . Secretary, Future hers Club . . . National or Society . . . California larship Federation . . . mphy Club . . . Confrater- of Christian Doctrine . . . Club . . . Usherettes . . . etary, Spanish Club . . . etary, Booster Club . . . il Girl of the Month, Girls' . Third Place, Science '59 . . . Drill Team '59 . . . Drill Team '60 GERALDINE HAMEL Si. joseph Pomgng Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association I KATHRYN HARRIS Frances of Rome Azusa iality . . . Usherettes . . . emphy Club . . . Confrater- y of Christian Doctrine . . . aasurer, Girls' Athletic Asso- tion . . . Health Council Rep- entative . . . Lance Page Edi-f '. . . Student Senate 4 ANTHONY HAISMAN St. joseph Pomona Drama Club . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality . . . President, Key Club MARTIN HARRINGTON St. Christopher West Covina Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . Sodality . . . Lance Editor '60 . . . President, Homeroom . . . Vice-President, Debating Club . . . Joumalism Award . . . Latin Certificate MARGARET HERRERA Immaculate C onception- Monrovia Spanish Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine GARY HAYES St. Christopher IWW Covina Chemphy Club . . . Drama Club . . . Sodality. . .Key Club . . . President, Debating Club . . . Second Place, Science Fair '58 . . . Third Place, Science Fair '59 . . . Certificate, National Essay Association . . . Appoint- ment to Boys' State '59 WILLIAM HENGLER St. Iohn Baldwin Park Senior Representative, Boys' League iv Zig. 'Y : W l ,- ,gif ag THOMAS HIGDON St. Dorothy Glendora TERRANCE HODEL St. Christopher West Covina Key Club . . . Spanish Club Key Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Boys' League Representative . . . Pres- ident, Senior Class . . . Secre- tary, Student Court. . . Awarded Membership to Summer Science Program . . . Varsity Track '57, '58, '59 . . . Varsity Football '57, '58, '59 SUSAN JAKUBIAK .St. joseph Pomona Girls' Athletic Association . . . Future Nurses Club . . . Usher- ettes . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Spanish Club . . . Glee Club . . . Secretary, Homeroom '58, '59 . . . Secretary, Homemaking Club '58 . . . Prefect, Sodality . . . Secretary, Biology Club '60 . . . Treasurer, Drama Club '60 . . . Health Council Representative '57 . . . Fiesta Queen '58 . . . Service Award '57 . . . JV Cheerleader . . . Drill Team '59 JUDIE JESSUP St. joseph Pomona Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sodality . . . Senior Representa- tive, Girls' League . . . Treasurer, Mixed Choir '60 . . . Treasurer, Homemal-:ing Club '57 . . . President, Usherettes '60 . . . JV Cheerleader . . . Homecoming Queen '60 SHIRLIE JOB St. Margaret Chino Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Usherettes MARY JOHNSON St. Dorothy Glendvra Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . California Scholarship Federation . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Glee Club . . . Sodality Cell Leader '58, '60 . . . Lance Page Editor, Reporter '59 . . . Secretary, National Honor Society . . . Club Reporter, Future Teachers Club '59 . . . President, Future Teachers Club '60 . . . Section Editor, Fidelian '60 . . . Latin Certificate '58 . . . Service Award . . . Drill Team '59, '60 . . . Honorable Mention, Los Angeles County History Essay Contest MICHAEL HOPKINS WILLIAM HUGHE St. Frances of Rome Azusa Key Club . . Glee Club Key Club . . . Glee Club Spanish Club -.Q M to , 'ff I EMMETT JONES ALDEAN KALMER MARGARET KAPPLE JOHN KEHL I. joseph Pomona St. joseph Pomona Nativity EI Monte St. Margaret Chino -ey Club . . . Chemphy Club Soclality . . . Usherettes . . . Key Club . . . Sodality . . . ' Girls' Athletic Association . . Chempby Club . . . Treasurer, Drill Team '59 Boys Soclality PATRICK KELLY SI. joseph Pomona Chemphy Club . . . Sodality . . . Latin Club . . . Homeroom President '59 . . . Boy's League Executive Council '59, '60 . . . Vice-President, Key Club . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Lettermetfs Club . . . Homeroom Secretary '58 . . . Basketball '58 . . . Foot- ball '59 . . . Track '59 JAMES KENNY St. joseph Pomona Key Club . . . LCIICl'ITlCl1'S Club . . . Biology Club . . . Vice-Pres- ident, junior Class . . . Vice-President, Boys' League '59 . . . President, Boys' League '60 . . . Football '58, '59 . . . Varsity Track '57, '58 .J :Xia DANIEL KEYES Sf. joseph Ponzona Key Club . . . Lettcrmen's Club . . . President, Homeroom '60 . . . Varsity Track '58, '59 JEANNE KQACH Sf, jggeplg Pomona Fututre Nurses Club . . . Soclality . . . Usherettes . . . President, Homeroom . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Co-Lender, Majorettes '60 37 BARBARA KORSGARD Our Lady of AS5l17llP1i0l1 Claremont Usherettes . . . Soclality . . . Mission Club . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . junior Red Cross HELEN LARSON St. Ioseplv Pomona Future Nurses Club . . . Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . , Chemphy Club . . . Flagster '60 . . . Drill Team '59 ROBERT LA VALLIE St. joseph La Puente Key Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Biology Club . . . Health Council CAROL LIBERSHAL Si. 10561712 Pomona Usherettes . . . Latin Club . . . Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation . . . Chemphy Club . . . Pepsters . Co-Leader of Flag- sters '59 . . . Leader of Flagsters '60 ANDREA LIPP St. joseph Pomona National Honor Society . . . Chemphy Club . . . Future Teachers . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Treasurer, Spanish Club . . . Student Senate . . . Service Award '57 me W ii, 5. - - B.-ea if i..,,s, K. . 38 CECILIA LOOS Sacred Heart Covina Latin Club . . . Sodality . . . California Scholarship Federa- tion . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . Chemphy Club . . . Two Auxilium Latinum Awards ,t YVONNE LOPEZ Sacred Heart Pomona Usherettes . . . Soclality . . . Biology . . . Homeroom Secre- tary '58 . . . Secretary, Spanish Club '59 . . . Homeroom Secre- tary '60 GAIL MAC FARLAND Pomona Sodality . . . National Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . Usherettes . . . Future Teachers . . . Pepsters . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Secre- tary, Chemphy Club '59 . . . Latin Award and Medal . . . Drill Team '59 . . . Head Var- sity Cheerleader '60 l 6 fn, --,L Q . tn-.: - -- ,., ta -,, . . 1- JAMES MAHER St. joseph Upland Key Club . . . Latin Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation . . . President, Homeroom '60 . . . Club Reporter, Chernphy Club CHARLES MAHLOW St. joseph La Puente PATRICIA MARCHISIO St. Dorothy Glendora National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Latin Club . . . Chernphy Club . . . President, Vocation Club . . . Secretary, Sophomore Class . . . Vice-Prefect, Sodality '60 . . . President, Mission Club . . . Latin Certificates '57, '58 . . . First Place, Science Fair '59 MARYANN St. Frances of Rome MARQUEZ Azusa Usherettes . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Sodality . . . Spanish Club CLEO MARTINEZ KAREN HERBERT MEISEL Lady of Lourdes MC CULLOUGH St. joseph LaPuente Mwlffldif' Our Lady ofthe Chemphy Club . . . Lettermen's Club Assumption Claremont ' Glee Club ' ', ' Presigem' Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Vlcepresl em' Association . . . Sodality . . . Stuqem Body ' ' ' Chernphy Club . . . Majorette Spamsl? Club ' ' , ' '58, '59 . . . Leader, Majorettes Legion Athletic .60 . Football '57, '58, '59 . Basketball '59, '60 . . . '58, '59 ANGELO MESSORE St. j ohn' Baldwin Park Key Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . President, Mixed Choir . . . Secretary, Latin Club . . . Senior Representative, Boys' League . . . Most Sportsmanlike Player, Bee Football '57 . . . Football '56, '57, '58, '59 . . . Track '56, '57, '58 . . . All League Football '59 39 JUDITH MILLER St. Dorothy Glendora Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Future Teachers Club . . . Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Latin Certificates '57, '58, '59 . . . Service Award '57 . . . Drill Team '60 MICHAEL MILLER St. George Ontario Key Club . . . Biology Club . . . Latin Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Band '57, 'ss BARBARA MORISETTE Sacred Heart C ovina Future Nurses Club . . . Chem- phy Club . . . Sodality . . . Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation . . . Club Reporter, National Honor Society . . . Latin Certiti- cate '58, '59 VIRGINIA NORR Our Lady of Lourdes Montclair Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club . . . Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine . . . Volleyball '57 40 RICHARD MILLER St. Christopher My Covina Chemphy Club . . . Key Club . . . National Honor Society... Vice-President, Senior Class as fi 3 JUDY MOTTLES Sacred Heart C ovina Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Glee Club . . . Health Council MARY JEAN MIZERSKI St. john Baldwin Par Sodality . . . Drama Club . . Usherettes . . . Second Placl Science Fair '59 . . . Honor-ab Mention, Los Angeles Histo: Essay Contest . . . Club R porter, Future Teachers Clt '60 . . . Drill Team '59 5 ?fE,!' 3 I, fa, ,I 52 5 2 5? i nasagim Yi Y Vi JOYCE MOTYKA Sacred Heart C ooir Girls' Athletic Association . . Sodality . . . Usherettes . . Future Nurses Club . . . Cop fraternity of Christian Doctrit . . . Latin Certificate '58, '59 . . Drill Team '60 GLORY ODGERS r Lady of the sumption Claremont emphy Club . . . National nor Society . . . Sodality . . . etarv. French Club . . . Club French Club . . . Sec- California Scholarship . Assistant Editor the Lance PATRICIA O'HARA Sacred Heart Covina Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Vice-President, Future Nurses Club . . . Health Council Repre- sentative '58, '59 ., . . Service Award '58 . . . National Essay Contest Award . . . Latin Cer- tificate '59 ,-,-fvef - fu .. rv 1,515 33 ERENCE OXENHAM '. John Baldwin Park vdality . . . Chemphy Club . . . ology Club . . . National :nor Society . . . Club Re- vrter, Latin Club '60 . . . Latin :rtificate HENRY OZAROSKI St. Frances of Rome Azusa Latin Club . . . Band RICHARD OCHOA St. Frances of Rome Azusa Biology Club . . . Spanish Club . . . JV Basketball . . . JV Track . . . JV Football . . . Varsity Football '60 JOSEPHINE ORLANDO St. George Ontario Girls' Athletic Association . . . Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Sodality . . . National Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . Glee Club . . . President, Girls' League '60 . . . Junior Representative, Girls' League . . . Vice-President, Homeroom '59 . . . Latin Certificates . . . Drill Team '59 MARIAN PEYROUS St. Joseph Pomona Latin Club . . . Sodality . . . Future Teachers Club . . Chemphy Club GLORIA PESTANO Sacred Heart Pomona Girls' Athletic Association . . . Biology Club . . . Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Flagster '59, '60 41 5 E N El 1 SJ?- THOMAS PETERSON ROBERT PHILLIPSON WILLIAM PIETERS MARIANA PILARICI St. joseph Pomona Our Lady -of Lourdes St. Dorothy Glendora St. joseph La Puez Key Club . . . Chemphy Club 0nfWi0 Key Club . . . Latin Club . . . Spanish Club. . . Chemphy C . . . National Honor Society Biology Club . ' D Sodality Sodality . . . Biology Club . . . . . . Future Teachers Club . Chemphy Club , . . Health Usherettes . . . National H01 Council Society . . . Confraternity MARGARET PONTIOUS St. Margaret Chino Girls' Athletic Association . . . Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Flagster '60 jOAN PORTER St. joseph Pomona Chemphy Club . . . Sodality . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . Usherettes KARYN PORTER St. joseph Pomona Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine . . . Girls' Athletic Association . . . junior Red Cross . . . Flagster '60 JAMES POST St. joseph Pomona Key Club . . . Sodality . . . Glee Club 42 Christian Doctrine ' I H '-Q is F if e if . iz., 5 . 'fr ut 3 153 'Q POWELL Heart Covina . Future Teachers . . . Biology Club . . . ls' Athletic Association . . erettes ty! . R: H A .,L.. X ,tt ,, . 1 gg 35? ilk JOAN PROBST Sacred Heart C oviml Usherettes . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholar- ship Fetleration . . . Chemphy Club . . . Con fraternity V of Christian Doctrine , , Secretary, Future Teachers Club '59 . . . President, Homeroom '60 . . . Lance Page Editor '59 . . . Drill Team '59, '60 - - - journal- ism Awarcl . . , BARBARA REITBS ROBERT Nalizfity EI Monte RICHARDSON Sodality . . . Usherettes Sf-101977 34141051 Park JULIA ROBERTS Holy Name of Mary San Dimas Sodality . . . Usherettes PATRICK ROELLE Sacred H ear! C ooina Secretary, Key Club JUDITH ROUNTREE Our Lady of the Assumptiofz Claremonl Sotlality . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Future Nurses Club . . . G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer, Girls' League . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Usherettes . . . Latin Certificates '57, '58, '59 . . . Flagster '60 THOMAS RYAN Sl. Dorothy I Glendora Chemphy Club . . . Sodality . . . National Honor Society . . . California Scholarship Federation . . . Lance Reporter '59 . . . Secretary, Homeroom '57 . . . Safety Award '57 . . . Service Award '57 I 43 THERESA SALADO Our Lady of Lourdes Usherettes . . . Biology Club . . . Soclality . . . Future Nurses Club ROSE MARY SALSE St. Frances of Rome Sodality . . . Confraternity of Christian Doctrine . . . Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association VERONICA MOELLER Our Lady of Lourdes Glee Club . . . Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Association ROGER SATTLER St. joseph Key Club . . . junior Class Representative, Boys' League . . . Student Court, judge . . . Bee Football . . . Bee Track '58 M ontclair Azusa M ontclair Pomona STEPHEN SEARS DENNIS SEILER ANITA SIEGERT KENNETH SILER Our Lady of Lourdes St. john Baldwin Park St. fosepb Pomona Holy Name of Mary M072ffl4iT Key Club . . . Glee Club . . . Usherettes . . . Sodality . . . S'mD177W Key Club l b . Glee Club h I Soclality Drama.Club . . . -Confraternity Key Club I I ' Sodauty Sodality I i i Latin Club I ' of Christian DOCIIIDC .,. . Club Treasurer, Biology Club -58 Reporter, Latin Club 60 ' ' ' Vice-President, National Hono Service Award ,57 ' ' ' Drill Society . . . Court Reporter Team 59 California Scholarship Teder ation . . . Chemphy Club hulls President, Drama Club QEJT 'Y '? 'H n .. , , , -J M ' i x .. - ,1 'MW ii, + at so y i ui nf., ,a f9'szsESw'kE i , si' is ' Sv, a , 4 ROBERT SILVA St. fosepb Pomona AGNES SIMKO Sacred Heart Covina National Honor Soc1ety Usherettes . . . Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation Sodallty California Scholarship Federation . . . Glee Club Chemphy Club . . . Sophomore Representative, Girls League Honorable Mention, Science Fair '59 . . . Latin Certificates 57 58 Drill Team '59 LOUANNE SMITH Our Lady o T ourdes Montclair Usherettes Glee Club . Treasurer, Booster Club . . . Sec- retary Treasurer Homeroom '59 . . . Treasurer, Senior Class Senior Nurse Future Nurses Club . . . Secretary, Sodality Junior Class Social Cha1rman . . . Latin Certificates '58, '59 March Girl of the Month, Girls' League '59 TERRY STALLARD St joseph Pomona Key Club Lettermen s Club . . . Biology Club . . . Sodality Latln Club junior Representative, Boys' League . . . President Homeroom Student Court judge, Boys' League Most Valuable Team Player, Baseball '59 . . . Most Valuable League Player Baseball 59 . . . Varsity Baseball '58, '59, '60 STEPHEN SULLIVAN Sacred Heart Covina Glee Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Football '58 45 w t SHARON UHL St. joseph Pomona Sodality . . , Usherettes . . . Glee Club . . . Girls' Athletic Association RICHARD VAN THIEL St. John Baldwin Park Sodality . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Chemphy Club - - - KEY Club . . . Student Court justice . . . Manager, Football '58 . . . Manager, Track '59 MICHAEL TALLY St. joseph Pomon- Key Club . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Chemphy Club . . . Foou ball '58 SUSAN TAYLOR St. joseph Pomom Usherettes . . . Secretary, Junior Red Cross . . . Sodality . . Homernaking Club . . . President, Girls' Athletic Association . . . Service Award MICHELE TERNEUS St. joseph Pomon. Future Nurses Club . . . Drama Club . . . Chemphy Club . . Usherettes . . . Glee Club . . . Head Varsity Songleader LINDA TROTT St. joseph Pomon Sodality . . . National Honor Society . . . Latin Club . . . Cal fornia Scholarship Federation , . . Usherettes . . . Secretar Future Nurses Club . . . junior Class Treasurer . . . Presideng Homeroom . . . Secretary, Senior Class . . . Latin Certificate '5 '58 . . . Drill Team '59 . . . Leader, Drill Team '60 MICHAEL WHITE St. joseph La Puente Key Club . . . Sodality . . . Chemphy Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Vice-Presi- dent, Lettermen's Club . . . Clean-up Chairman, '58, '59 . . . Latin Certificate . . . Manager, Varsity Baseball '57 . . . Man- ager, Varsity Football '58, '59, '60 . . . Manager, Track '58, '59 KATHLEEN WILSON Our Lady of the Assumption Claremont Future Nurses Club . . . Sodal- ity . . . Usherettes . . . Latin Certificate FRANCES WALLISER St. Dorothy Glendora Sodality . . . Usherettes . . . Chemphy Club . . . Honorable Mention, Science Fair . . . Honorable Mention, Mount St. Mary's Science Fair . . . Lance Reporter In memory of Our beloved classmate SHERRIE ANN ARNTZEN May She Rest In Pence .1X.ll ' ' 4 K. Adams G. Archer R. Balber L. Basler A. Birk K. Brewer K. Cab r R. Allen Arcide B. Banko M. Batista M. Bolton T. Brutocao P. Cabr J. Allexy M. Ayala M. Barcelona R. Beals A. Brehmer R. Butherus M. Cab P ' - on E A We jf L. 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Lakofka M. Lopez A. Martinez P. Kelly R. Kern B. Lohr H. MacDonald I, Martinez M. Minano M. Moran 153' J. Mottola ,ff- B. Moynihan S. Muchmore F. Narzisi H .fins .. . I n ..,..a 1E, 'U' 1 NK 1 M X W X 5 15,2 is !'1nbii1f ad' ve- J i1 U3 ' 1x11 111, V 11 1 Wm E 3. !11M11!11 N 1i ,..,..., 1 1 1 V -' 45' 1'i 1 111 ru! ' 1. 1922 PW HF, 1 1 V' 1 YI L. Marzio M. McAtee J. Margala W. McCready , 1, ,..:: 1. ...,.. i11yl1'gLll 52 1. 1 2 in 11, 1 .1 1, 4 H11 1 1 . W1 ..,... 1 'V I D. Meisel J. Messore C. Mikan S. Miller 51 A. Naujokaitis D. Nie Pahl P. N avarette A. O'Connor M. Parrida L. Nazionale E. Pahl B. Peters M. Post R. Ramirez G. Reyes T. Purpero K. Raymond D. Roelle A. Ramirez R. Redmond M. Rowe G V-x.. G. Russo Sagardoy A. Sanchez C. Schmelzle G. Semonella T. Ryan A. Salas C. Scariano G. Schweitzer L. Soth ww N. 2 4 fm. C. Straub V. Taylor C. Trejo B. Wiese M. Zievers N. Stringfield M. Timpane Ulery T. Willialns E. Zitney K. Uphus Wilson R. Zuniga ,. wr? '! 4 , b V1.4 D 1 'S ' .JH . NOT PICTURED: M. Cleary, S. Gaboury, T. Gu- boury, B. Hopkins, GL Jensen, M. Mellon, Miller, S. Morrow, G. Serra, T. Smith. f . Q ! ,r . Q -.Ei 's X X I. 1, . 'Q ' T 1 Q T S-fi-61 ' 1' ' fi 1 ' - Ef- ' -F-3 ,ik V - i gg.. ' .-53,1352 . .,.2f: 'T ' .5.:.: ' .' lv sw - F, cu .52 S. Adams C. Allred M. Anderson -. N. , -. L . - , . . WF ' l N 1 N111 , kj S 'Y L, :gh G' 4. K. Anzlovar J. Baker P. Baker W. Bartosh M. Birk Bogaczyk J. Bastien M. Blackman S. Bonafede V. Bennett T. Blackman H. Boswell E Boyens J. Brewer . Briones -.,,fiWfFlVQ- l f MW-, ll?B'WiW' iwkle 'Q :-- B gwggl .5 fi 35 l'2'k ' - S-is 1 -K 'uf-f - ' Ji, Cx Qgmmi? 'X 1 . Q, 3, w--1-v' . 1 . ,I .2 , .g ,, b 4 .X 5 iw, ,-E EE? A FV H ' lf .f--..- ug, gguzs QQ . , M! f 1 w in 'I - ' . i I X K S! X 1 l.. Z '54 l fa 'X Y 1 sl Qlfi k 4 W, 2 gl.. A ' . Ti Q EV Y . ,' , I 1 J :.E 1 , . Q . ... i 1 3' x i Q 'NJ lx 12 .nw .X f Y' efiufii A . I 'e 1 ' A ' 9 l A - 'Ns A . Jai. Szfl ! . I . ,,...,..3swTgigL'w:l ew V H. 1- -V . -1 - Y 1 Q5i.ee':t fx? .fwwim me iii? A . VPS f 3 .ff A ,. ' 1: gifs: . . a L' ' ' 6' x T - ' V ' 55-'A a-.Y 1 ., , G h -A , . .' ' J - 1 , ' . !fKL'H' gum T e .... QQ . 1' v - X l,Xi1Z? Q A A- ' sw V -5 fi.. ?' f' 'l4'N l ' 1+ ' 4 TF' 1 aiiibn-l1'a Mm. 5 L vga- T' V- ,T ga l. 'J 1 f-1 rig- ix is f K l fa rw - li ll' . 5 X uww g wifi 4. A 1 1 I M. Cholewa D. Conejo C. Corrigan R. Davalos V. Dever R. Eulton E. Gomoz R. Cimorelli K. Connelly R. Cuccia V. DeLorenzo S. Donnelly T. Gafney Gomez N. Clark C, Cooper S. Cuilhe M. De Marco G. Felix M. Garcia L. Gomez . T. Clark M. Cormican S. Cumins D. Densley V. Florczyk P. Gasparin K. Goodwin if fwx' l' Grace R. Grimm Griihn i V. Gunn 55 Y X of on f f R l .4 fi N. Hanks Hederman K. Hoyt R. Jones G. Kinkle Kravetz D. La: R. Hanley S. Herman D. Hughes M. Kelly F. Kisler R. Kuhn M. La 1' L. Hawthorne M. Holbrook C. Jones D. Kelnhofer S. Kramer S. Labak M. Le D H - me 1 A . y f DXX T. Lemmon S. Licato S. Linden C. Litchfield C. Lopez R. Lopez E. Lo R K ...l l any 4 1' 'A 'es 7 CS 'Il il W. 2 I f , il A .m .- . I I 1 N ' '-1 N '. 1 l if PM ?, Q fy 1, .- .fi 5 1 f-.Y N hi' i ' 'W V 1 S' L ' ' ' 2 'H' i lx? ' ii-XJ 5' K ' - J -. 1 , J i ...,. 733' . ' N 1 .. s- . ' 'A ' A 1 . K .,.,. ff it ' L ',-,' 412555 Af .., i ' . :': 152 W ' ' 2 - ' ' ' Ei X va A 3'. Q -1' P A W 1' Rt .eb TVE1 E 2 kizi H C X ' ' F' E M. Y W. i . Mg ix- .. I 'X w X if .JIU i - 7 , PM. . S L 'i i 1 H C IIIVI E Vw In gm ,.- - C : . J Q 1 f 1 3 L C-. M ,.. eee '. Loubet il. Maier f,- 5 ,-25 J E7 ' C' Q' Q, , V I s -zz A ' 1 A , 13 5 an .kwa : I - 1 ' 1' , 7 '1 ' W Q 'I . 1 . Wim z .. -X 41-N J L. Padilla R. Pagliuso T. Palloto L. Marchisio M. Marrin McCown S. Michalski L. Moran M. Naujokaitis J. Margala C. Martinez L. McDonald D. Modgling P. Mound Norr V. Mansall T. Marhoefer M. Maxwell C. McQuaid C. Mooney W. Narzisi S. Odgers J W 9 I 1 ' , 4 Z. a X Q w G. Perry xiii, . M Q if-:gf ,.. Coordinating the many activities of the Sophomore Class are oi'Hcers E. Duffy, Treasurerg C. Chavez, Vice-Presidentg Kramer, Secretaryg and N. Ve- nuto, President. 57 F' Hs? X L in KM -f R ,. 'S ka i ! WV' R., L 1 - 1 - h 1 , 'Q if ' if ' X ww A F X 'A .3 X fixqxbl- .?.j. - . W. Poole T. Purpero Roach C. Salmore B. Sarten G. Porter M. Ramirez B. Robbins E. Samaniego S. Sceglil M. Powers L. Raulen Rogers P. Sarra E. Schaefw H..- 5 'I E. Schulte X. I ' , PZ K. Siegert H t x . J. smifh :R R. Spezza -Av. '5 flu' 1 L. Stokes M. Shade M. Siler M. Smith A. Stahly T. Strona NOT PICTURED R Almeyda, C Alvarez E Duffy M Gonzales W Lake J Lopez B Matt son, M Nolan, J ODonnell D Ram1rez M RHHIIICZ L Sanders M Stagner W. Wallace D. Walliser J. Warren , , 5 ' -'P fu- .1 Y X el gy lx If fm, ' Q hx wb 1+ ,L ' l uf ' -,N ' w mf' , wagi, X - ,.a 1 , U 1 ll ,W N as In 4 S . Alvarran . Amicucci T. Annen 3 all R. Armijo N. Birk ' P. Brewer C. Chacon D. Curry L. Baca S. Bissonnette F. Cabais M. Cleary N. Daugherty A. Bezard B. Bonessa AI. Carolan S. Crawford C. Deaver S l ., ' 'EB -ia . X V -v Y F vt' R . . :FV A., f- . Q 1125 A- :N fig if 4 35 H . ' ' f1if5Q2?is5fl. J V 5 In jg. I , lg 4 ll i n i' as ,, ' V3 aw ri L Y lv? V- WIC K. i X , . .. ' ' ' ' f L 15? ' ' -M . 1 V ' v . . X I 5 B Li?'1lg.,, .Yu . . I . . . 11 Er X rf- - .- H ,. va: ll: E? U ix . -4 'V gg! .7551- :- 1 , G i V A' S. Doktor S. DuFresne Leading the first all girl class of Pomona Catholic are Freshman Class Officers P. Lynch, Presidentg L. Stefanich, Vice-Presidentg K. Struckus, Secre- taryg and K. Kruszona, Treasurer. N7 'Pl 'A l mi g We . f ,T - iz, -3 Sf: . V-W J' a 1 lvl 2 'P' - I ua-ig 3 1. If .E--.' . 'f l L I J 1 Q A 2 r dl o I.: l V , -x ' x ,M K l r' N , 'Wfg , I :X '-1-ki? V... 4-Q w 'Ji ' . gy.-V .,Q I E ,fl ,H 1 . D, V. . , S 7. w -r' A m JW,-lx i iv X- -1 l XX? G. Dunn E. Elias J. Farley B. Fowler H if dill. ia lv fsu fa- ' alia:--H X.. -F . W2 x :f 'K 9 L ixilgl . x, ,Q . .Wx ? Y Y' 1, . , Try if ff 3175- 'N li 1. Frasher E. Garcia M. Garcia J. Godden ' ce ow 5 '. il.- , l E Y 21-.Tri 'MW l??ii35isi32fE2ll5liH 2'-L W lui, ln.. W r 1 fp J . .ff l l L,-. 335 .FQ ,L 3 -,f- - ..- J g. 4 .fi - ., .. C2 K. 1.4. .. -. 5 'rw ye' '77 1 W my - ' an 'H ' 0,6 x . . ' 'ffm A -M . - 1 '1f! f . I I P' I .4 f Hn , U ' X :iw . .Iii A. J' V 1 . . ,':-Y-4 ' 4,1 - . If-1 , ,, . X 35.5 , ' H 1 -. 5 A - Lie gay , ' R. Gonzalez C. Hastie B. Griffith K. Higgins C. Gunski K. Hocum M. Gunski Ivy ,... ed B. Nie Lynch K. Marti M. Mesler M. Mullin Lynch T. McDonald C. Mroch A. Nazionale M. O'Hara H, v w an 'M Miele VMS . ffm! 112' X 01 A- f, s31F55Fl' J 1 '.5El' 'ii - V. K X G... V. D. jahant C. Jeffers P. Jessup K. Johnson ' figs? A '1 ' LU - -. 1 l ll im . 'll 1-Ll ,- A i s . ' H 4 4. L '? ' 'l E x H 1374 Fl ' ,, 3 'I 5'7- '5 '7 Qi- fi ' M-: , .V 5:.:'.-l.,5- I, .,'-.,'r.'..' j. ..L-,ir-.H f',,1:, 233.1 , .... .. .. . iilllff f I' lllmng- ' I. .fl 32'w.,.' 1 ... f.. . . 1 12:1 1 Ill wcf - . QI N l i. :it J 1 yr? -.L f - rr .TY l' 9- I 4 l N I 1-Pu ,. . 1 l, :Q . 4 r -15,5 ' Qi . ,.g:.'3i-lg-2f.A '- Q ? 2:54 'WLT' 525.9 95 f:TL, f'f- 'z'-1 P. Kennedy K. Kruszona D. Kurutz C. Lindsay l . ge.. lx 3 . f Haig. , .. V V . 3, Rr, 1 fp., 1 cz? ' .-ery , V lv . A' x -P Y . ' f 4 -.-. 5' T - .- 1 V . i .,,:h , i ' . - P l L 1 , X X 'u . . ,i L., .'yz,'f-.ii . , 1 M . ,- , , ' F- 'Qu' nl- . . . -r v ' ,, V ' 4 Q , K f .fl YA as .w ,' I Ln. . . - .. .1 . 4 .. ., ' t 4 - Li' r u . - S . X ,, A C . ,X - .- v , - 3- - - .5 'g 4-f' ' - .H +- . 'N , 7 - ' ' . i . w fl, V 1 C -1 ' ff-H ' A V Q, ,4 A- i ' ' ' .mf , D g . 1. iii... . I A 5 V M L li 1 w x1 ' .. C. Padilla M. Pekarcik D. Prechtl M. Ramirez B. Rizzo C. Siler L. Stefan R. Partida Plehinger C. Preciado G. Rangel L. Robson E. Stallard D. String L. Patsch M. Post P. Preskitt P. Ransom L. Rogers P. Stark Stro ' YEEEL . 1 ll , li l H .1 ' .L C li' . R A I gn F, .. 1- A Ra. l 22551 'St R 8 ll Q n n f' ' . as gr 'H V 5 3? 4,1 l I K. Struckus C. Sylvia C. Talbott Thomas M. Wunderli R. Zapien 1 Qs N . U SENIORS james Maher, Ioan Probst, Tom Bay, Linda Trott, Emmett Allen, Danny Keyes. JUNIORS Karen Fenwick, julie jackson, Mike Morarz, Mike Caringella. SOPHOMORES Theresa Clark, Frank Talcott, Iobn Calderas. Nor piclured: Nick Venula, Cheryl Allred. FRESHMEN Claudia Talbotl, Penny Brewer, Kathy Kruxzona , A z H, 1 31' 5 V2 gfngaggfj we ll D ll 'ewzxssfrr 11 ,N if M-ll H W W 'wllavzsfizfiilffi 15532: :ws ar' 1 :mgj'Qu.v-1, if , . 522' , H' gj . . Sir in 5 H N Q N , ,Q SIX HUNDRED SPARTANS lunch daily on campus grounds. Noontime finds students doing everything from singing Happy Birthday , to cramming for tests. Casual oments . . . I1 Campus 1-ff! BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION class returns from the athletic Held after a grueling workout with Mr. Murphy. 7, u:,:u: .augni 9 f 1 THE OLD AND the new student body officers: Cleo Martinez, '6og Theresa Gillespie, '60g David Peters, '59g Sister Mary Benildag David Almos, '60g David Recupero, '59g Sally Hoyt, ,59. Between Classes RTANS REFUEL at the PCH snack bar cafeteria. SAVED BY THE bell! Mid hall guards and falling books students move on to their next class. L , x'.'. iillli 'av ,W u N 1 N N u u M M U w ' H H 2 w YT 'H H 37, u I 5. ' 5.-fiiwi :ML .M A .YWW Q- -W ' mm , 4 . Y. 5- ' -, ,A . t, , . f , Y wsasssw, , .M 7 - - J Y mffw' , mm ,wa Lf -- , Sw, N V W gf' 1 - , fm , u V, S 5: I ', 'Y V :mg ,X m MV N M Wmz!ew M M , ff 35m--': q' as - 1 4 rio our mditiom -V - 'Y x 7 - , - ' ',,Y I Counseling and guidance play a significant role in our life. Father Murphy advises the boys in their problems. Senior boys tangle with a surprise quiz. ee Religion - - - 11 Advent Wreath Ceremony. Daily Holy Communion invigorates and sustains the Spartans in their battles to achieve moral vic- tories with and for Christ. Life Each year at graduation the cov- eted Religion Award is presented to a Senior who is outstanding not only in the proficiency of the knowledge of Religion, but also for the exemplary application of Religion to every day life. A thought-provoking question fails to challenge Sister Laudine's alert Sophomore Religion Class. The liturgy of the Church Unity Octave was enhanced by the daily prayer and the daily renewal of the intention, That all may be one. Vivian Aparicio comments on Pope John's particular inten- tion for the day. Y l .X ' 4 aff 5 f THE CLIMAX of we soaazify if me Crowriing of the BVM by the prefect. To make tbis event a joyous and mem- orable one to all, Seniors participate in caps and gowns. I oronauon of u PENSI VE MOMENTS during retreat belp us to know ourselves better. P 1 F A rg! ' 51:3 J-n, ,F h .1 - 21 UCCI1 I I., I u 1, FATHER DOYLE SPEAKS lo the boys. ?, . if ' 2 . .' . - ,I o wx -N ' fi? X J 0 w. n - ' wx 1 , . was - n riff Q Languages . . . New Horizons ROMULUS AND REMUS come to life for Latin I students as they translate fa- mous tales of Roman mythology. PARLEZ VOUS FRANQAISP French students perfect pronunciation while lis tening to French recordings ORAL TRANSLATION HELPS Spamsh IV students to understandmg Spamsh classes acquaxnt students wlth the culture H3 ,-::T ' ' e I l Hifi! Y! - li . F- . if , . 72 ' ' 's ll? and customs of Mexico. s ffl' lm ' MV. :AZ- qc- 7 fa-1-X-V ---1 31, ,, 1 ' ' GKSSEW ,ymi le , , 3' ' I ffszzfszrk LB , . PT lg . M 1 ZZ bi An ' , if 13 'f , -2, 5, ., 1 x i 1 L P-.. V ,es -, - . +3 A if R' ' '?aS'.if . ,Q v, ., f 1-f.-31, i 31 ., V f 'ffllnif Q QL , ' rl -- ' - 1 1 H , A , 1, vt. S 4:- 1 A iii If I 1 ln, 1 . f 'mv . ,,f ,:, yw .M , u f m-rf-1 ' A ff.. 2232 5 -,L in 4-.5 ii' ,I Wi. 1 H, ':'M .,.,f,' H liiilll' 512 w UWM S 3 29. xy E mfg, A' ! Y 405 c . ,1, . ... xl I SJHWX' Tagifx H fb Us SENIOR SOCIOLOGISTS DISCUSS work- ing conditions in the light of the RERUM NOVARUM, an encyclical by Leo XIII. cuff orvozmggwx env coumgu, Wu!-VOR i A COKPHULMEN i Q W 1, , Y Y., , i MANAGEMENT l H E cceamanil-vffensuuzx-cm cream i - W,-1.,mFmwz omaha '- ,: U., . Qs- ' ' ' V574 I viii - 1 f ui ' '. Q , , y' were 23 MR. FRED SHARP, Administrator of the ., . .V :NEST - E YTD UPN . . . QSEJEE Lf..,,i,,, 532312 a City of Pomona, explains the structure of Clty FA v5 'I' l 5 . . . YEL, 31f I' f R government to the Senior Civics classes. i 2-rf 1 ' fx, ' ' f' , ,, FILMSTRIPS ON CURRENT events keep the students of American History informed on national and international affairs. Social Studies ONG MAY IT WAVE. SEN- ERS George Ferris, Don Berube, e . o Martinez, and Dave Almos the new fifty star Flag over Catholic. . ,,, . N, ' t A 1 an-255: ? l I 'ffie A 6- v-, 'Q Aii' AWAY PLACES with sounding names become to World Geography -Ak ALEXAN'DER'S EMPIRE is ex- plored by Mr. H. Adams, the in- structor, and his World History students. EXPLAINING THE INTRICA- CIES of his office to the Senior Civics Club is lvlr. L. Thomas, Pomona City Clerk. il R, 1 75 OUT, OUT, BRIEF CANDLE ! The voice of the murderer lingers in the minds of Senior 'English students as they concentrate on Sha.kespeare's Macbeth. PROCESSING BOOKS ARE student library clerks: M. Marquez, P. O'Ha.ra, G. Hamel, K. Wilson, S. Clark, and R. Fulton. English for Articulate SENIOR GIRLS LEARN research techniques during Sister Mary Anillafs third period Eng- lish class. COMPILING FACTS and pre paring arguments are the mem bers of the debating team: D. Crimmins, M. Caringella, C Hack, P. Wilson, C. Johnson, C King, G. Semonella, R. Beals, F Kisler, Ulery, and C. Schmelzle. Leadership . . . ANALYZING AMERICAN SHORT stories is the task of the junior English students. REFERENCE WORK plays an important part in the regular class work of the students at Pomona Catholic. Business Keys and ues A WIDE VARIETY of courses including typewriting, shorthand, bookkeeping, clerical practice, business law, and economics com- prise the business curriculum at Pomona Catholic. Sister Doloria and Sister Maximilia prepare the young secretaries for successful business careers by teaching them the useful skills of typewriting, shorthand, and clerical practice. Mr. Farley Day instructs aspiring executives in the arts of bookkeeping and business law. l ADMIRING PORTRAITS IN char- coal are art students N. Stringfield K. Kasberg, L. Smith, and P. Marchisio PROSPECTIVE HOMEMAKERS PREPARE culinary delights. Food preparations and table setting are a part of the curriculum in the Home- making I Course. FUTURE REMBRANDTS ADD nn- ishing touches to their own works of art. Self-expression and imagination play an important part in the creation of junior masterpieces. Adept Draftsmen Apply geometric principles and learn the techniques of constructive drawing. Arts . . . Cultural and Practical .f., 31 'EH!M 1f ' Scissors and Sewing Ma- chines are familiar to these seamstresses as they prepare a new wardrobe. L k X I A Ill , f ,ff'w 'U '1 '37'ff'E'l . . U , J , W i V? , :-v f-,-- --L - i line' fl, I gf , X, , u 1 x i 1 A X 6 9 1 : , vis 1 A F Q u X if f f 2 r , f s JN f fr ' f- 1 . I L' .4 'N Ui , . fl.. Q , , ff x f if , 14 2 f i . XM: VOICE of the mixed chorus blend in pleasing harmony during school assemblies and religious functions. Both the Mixed Chorus and the Girls Glee took part in the San Gabriel Music Festival. FRONT ROW: M. Zieuers, D. Modgling, M. Bolton, E. Duffy, I. Iessup, L. Smith, M. Naujokaitis, B. Bandurragu, I. Post, E. Allen, S. Story, B. Peters, S. Gaboury, R. Allen, I. Boyens, S. Haines, T. Clark. SECOND ROW: C. Litchfield, M. Cahill, K. Hall, N. Clark, I. Thomas, M. Zimmerman, W. Hughes, G. Adams, B. Fink, A. Messore, C. Martinez, W. Mc- Cready, I. Chapman, S. Miller, M. Holzberger, I. Messore. THIRD ROW: S. Iakubiale, K. Con- nelly, I. Kinkle, C. Lopez, M. Mizerski, T. Hnisman, S. Bueker, S. Sears, D. Siler, C. O'Brien, S. Sullivan, I. Orlando, K. Adams, P. Mound, K. Hoyt, M. Cabrin. eath the Green and Wh1te POMONA CATHOLICS first all girls glee has furnished musical entertainrlzent for the student body and the PTA. FRONT ROIV: K. Gunslei, K. Blanco, F. Kisler, T. Hed- erman, B. Nie. SECOND ROIV: M. johnson, K. Siegert, D. Nie, I. Mottles, C. Duclos. THIRD ROIV: S. fob, P. Byrne, M. Minano, R. Carlos, N. Bartlett. FOURTH ROIV: A. Simko, M. Bechlold, A. Siegert, G. Chiriaco, C. Freschi. FIFTH ROW? S. Clark, B. Reites, A. Beau- ehemin, V. Norr, C. Lynch. SIXTH R0lV.' P. Stark, R. Fulton, M. Gnndling, I. Arcide, T. Diaz. SEVENTH ROUV: M. Handorf, M. Terneus, Probst, K. Ma1'ti. EIGHTH ROW: M. Bowes, M. Gavran, I. O'Donnell, C. Hastie, S. Uhl. COSINES AND TANGENTS become major problems to struggling Trionom- etry students. Here Bob Cohn explains the use of radians in the solving of circles. From Zero EXPERIMENT IN heat and thermom- y proves fascinating to Joan Brutocao and xdy Miller as they make use of the new -cilities of the Physics laboratory. TESTING THE EFFECT of pressure on the boiling temperature during a Physics lab- oratory class are Bob Cohn, Dave Delo, and Dave Almos. nfinit . . . to Mechanics . . . MARKS THE unknown to struggling THE AREA OF a parallelogram equals the a I students who are taught the funda- base times the height, explains Rick Buthe- principles of basic Algebra. rus while other Geometry students take note. ,si F 1 S CONFUSED CHEMISTS STRUGGLE with the perplexxtres of molecules and moles as they make new discoveries in the laboratory. Science . . . New BOXES, BOLTS, and bunsen burners are some oi the elements which combined to make a brand new laboratory. Students and teacher worked late anj long to prepare the laboratory for the invasio by eager young scientists who waited impatiently for the new equipment. CAREFULLY CUTTING OPEN a fish are avid biologists H. Boswell and C. McQuaid. BAFFLED BIOLOGISTS EXAMINE the starflsh during 21 lab period. INSPECTING NEW EQUIPMENT proves interesting to Biology Club members M. Har- rington, Trudel, R. Gray, M. Le Doux, M. Breen, President, R. Jones, Treasurerg D. Walliser, Vice President, and S. Jakubiak, Secretary. DISCUSSING THE AGENDA for a Chem- phy meeting are B. Cohn, Lab Assistantg Maher, Club Reporter, M. Crandall, Secre- tary, Sr. M. Ermenilda, Moderator, T. Bart- ley, President, and G. Glascoe, Public Rela- tions. K 9110: 1 President Mo nselle Rcportez M. Iolmsmzj ROIV Kramer B Allred, Fulton, M. M DeMarcaV L. Morari TH 1 RD Clark, FIFTH Ozlgers, Ryan, AV Al .. . ,. by f v ,f 'Q YXOLARSHXO af' . . 5 A 5 '52 'Q .QU be ey C.S,F. MEMBERS: SEATED: T. Bariley, T?'l?II5ll?'C1',' B. Collins, Vice Presidefztj R. Carr, Prc,vide11t.' G, Orlgers, Secrvlary: and I. Brulomo, Club Reporter. SECOND ROIV: P. Marcbisio. I. Probxl, IH. Cahill, M. johnson, T. Gillespie, G. MacFarla12d, C. DllCl0S, M. Siler, T. Clark, I. Kramer, F. Kislcr. V. Bennell. THIRD ROW!! C. Hack. M. Humlorf. A. Simba, M. Gatsoiz, L. Trolf, C. Loos, B. Morissette, A. Cocboif, C. johnson. I. Ulery. C. MrQ11aid, M. Stagner, M. Naujokaitis, S. Adamx. FOURTH ROIV: IW. Caringella. M. Breen, K. Siler, B. Cohn, Maher, j. Margala, A. O,Co11flor, P. Mouml. N, Clark, S. Cumins, D. Tellis, C. Moofzey. FIFTH ROW: I. llyisc, A. Nnnjokailix, G. Glasroe. T. Ryan, S. jones, I. Corrirzgtorz, R. Kern, T. Brlztocao, L. Solb, B. Lolyr. TW- J.-.-A. ,Y .. . . 5,4-1 Q MYSTERY MAMMALS OF THE TWILIGHT BIOLOGY FIRST PRIZE winner, M. LeDoux, dis- was the title of Richard Gray s project which took cusses his project on the amount of radioactivity second place in the Biology D1v1s1on for the Sci in teeth with instructor Sister M Thomasette. Sixth Annual GRAND PRIZE WINNER Tom Ryan, looks over the h h he ionized kerosene and tested EXPERIMENTS IN CHROMA- TOGRAPHY were conducted by L. Soth. Sister M. Ermenilda views the exhibit which won Hrst place in the Chemistry Division. ,- 5:-E2 Science Fair ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE students entered exhibits in the Pomona Catho1ic's high school Sixth Annual Science Fair. The entries were set up in the school auditorium and were open for inspection by parents and students on March 27, 28, 29, 50. Prizes were awarded for the best project in each the biological and physical science divisions. Right Reverend Monsignor Thomas P. English addressed the group and presented the awards. I MAHER EXPLAINS his Pfoieff OH HCOHS- GUY RUsso AND TERRY DENSLEY present tics. 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F fygissfai 17 fz?-1:'f11-3-12 1 -5 L ,h N Af' W ' ::: , , Q ' Effwu - W - ' N - -..Q.fiT ' 332EE3ZEE32EE32EEiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiifsiif Q Q' ' Y' QL-55 W' x u 1,2 IZ: ,H H im '5RVM xl ' tl H I s I V 'S Q17 TEACHING RELIGION to public school children is the devoted task of members of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Pictured are student-teachers: Front row: A. Siegert, S. Clark, C. Straub, M. Gerson. Second row: S. Haines, R. Kennedy, G. Carpio, Y. Cortez, T. Gillespie. Top row: J. Probst, M. Handorf, Orlando, M. Gundling, Miller, K. Kelly, Victory- knoll Sisters direct the teacher-training class. H y w Service to thers . . . Spag SPARTAN BAND provid music at assemblies and 2. Christmas activities. Front row P. Krumhauer, Kramer, I1 Caro, E. Briones. Second rovs M. LeDoux, G. Odgers, P. Na varette, R. Lakofka. ARRANGING PICTURES for their junior Red Cross scrapbook projects are members: T. Bruta- cao, M. Kelly, L. Vincent, C. Zazueta, B. Sarten, C. Allred, S. Taylor, Margala, President. Sister Mary Filonilla serves as advisor. ans' Pledge , TH COUNCIL discusses methods of improving physical and mental well President Barbara Collins and Secretary Frances Byers head the group which of representatives from each homeroom under the direction of Sister Mary Activities . . . Individual and Group Interests 'Q LOOKING INTO A PROMISING future are officers of the Future Nurses Club: J. Rountree, Secretaryg L. Trott, Presidentg P. O'Hara, Vice Presidentg and L. Smith and C. Button, Senior Nurses. The varied activities of the Future Nurses include checking eyes, weighing and measuring students at Pomona Catholic. Educational films, guest speakers, and occasional visits to hospitals keep the Future Nurses in- formed on the responsibilities and the requirements of the career of their choice. Sister M. Thomasette is adviser for the Future Nurses. x s v 5 T 23 v F31 ggi? I ual an -xx , . 2-i 4. 35' .51 'fl' T H T I -.1 I 5 M!' - M. x ' i t X , V , 4. 5 isp M mf' ' f- V E' f ', H Q79-r f X , 5? 4 V Q ' 2111 . 'C egg' Tlx' In W. fi LQ Q ,K 7 , L - K ' -3' I ' -fg1::H:QE'.gibUM'P Z k mi N i ' 1 3 7-'V I Jfzy .- A MU, .... X .,., - ,-55 GQ . ff Ik ff' QU . Q, : 'ff' : 'EHMQK r Risk 5g A . .H H: ',, I Q' .1 11 ,f A 1125? :- E ......-.....- . v ,ar 5 . 'VV I ua- , 3'A :s.xs. .. ,mv QA, nw, '- 4, '- f 1 , I .P -- Q 5. V ,mf . -. 5. A . ,mx .: 41' 5 V 2'-B' 'f 1:1522 .- xfw.,-' ' X W . as A as 4 fa, 1 4 ' , - - 1 . .---.. ff- -.JZ, 4.9 'S GIRLS' SODALITY OFFICERS: C. Schmelzle, Treas- urerf IP. Marcbisio, Vice Prefectg S. jakubiak, Prefectg L. Smith, Secreluryf A. O'C0717107', Call Leader. Girls' Sodality under the direction of S. M. Laudine, meets monthly to discuss means to increase devotion to Mary and to determine ways of corporal works of mercy. BOYS' SODALITY OFFICERS: I. Kebl, Treasurery Vern Hanson, Secretaryg M. Breen, Prefecly B. Ban- durraga, Vice Prefect. S. M. Anilla is the moderator. Sodaht channel 0 -.4-if' ITZICC HOLY MARY .,...,.A,...,A.... ...... MOTHER OF GOD ....,.......,..... Daily lbe Sorlulisls pray and send lbeir Ill'l'L'l'-Ullllillg sup- plications lo lbe Hear! of lbe Molber of God for lbe conver- sion of Russia and for peace. MISSION MINDED SPARTANS make ford rosaries and follert other useful items lo send to lbe Missions. Here, Nlodemlor S. M. Filonilla posfs lbe mmzlzer of rosaries rompleted. KNIG1-ITS OI THE ALTAR assist at School religious fmzrlions. Pictured ure: FRONT ROW? B. Bandurraga, R. jones, B. Pictcrs, M. Breen. SEC- OND ROU7: R. Gray, M. LeDoux, G. S1t'flbl'III, F. Talcolt. ,mg ED ZITNEY accepts the Most Valuable Player trophy for JV baseball during the annual PC Spring Sports Banquet. Pomona Catholic's Horsehiders won their third Parochial League cham- pionship and claimed the Helms perpetual trophy for the school. LOU RYMKAS Guest speaker FHL DANNY KEYES Most Spirited -11. ,, J., l 2 1 , Banquets POMONA CATHOLIC GRIDDERS en- joyed the Annual Football banquet held at the Elks Club in December 1959. Speaker of the evening was Lou Rymkas, line coach of the Los Angeles Rams. Highlight of the evening was the awarding of the Most Valu- able Player trophy and the Spartan of the Year Award. Spartan quarterback Cleo Mar- tinez was honored with both top awards. Other trophies went to Sam Licato, most improved linemang Terry Stalard, most im- proved backg Bob Cohn, best linemang Andy Messore, best backg Danny Keyes, most spir- ited. Bee trophies were presented to Chuck Chavez, most outstandingg Joe Labarrere, most improvedg Bruce Mansell, best spirit. Cee trophies were presented to Alex Mil- ler, most valuableg Nick DeCarlo, most improved. TERRY STALLARD, most improved back Qleftj JOE LABARRERE, most improved Bee frightj MEMBERS OF THE LANCE and Fidelian staffs were given recognition at the annual press banquet held at the Dinnerhorn restaurant in Pomona in june 1959. During this evening Lance editor john Heick handed over the tra- ditional quill and scroll to incoming editor Martin Harring- ton and a copy of the 1959 Fidelian to new editor Mary Cahill. Highlighting the evening was an address by Mr. Harrison Stephens, valley editor of the Progress Bulletin. Honor Spartans EVENING IN VENICE, the PTA dance held at the Pomona Elks Club on February 22nd provided fun and entertainment for parents of PCH students. The success of the dance was possible through the efforts of these women: Mrs. joseph Margala, Mrs. James Pahl, Mrs. Al Williams, and Mrs. William Hoyt. Mrs. Roger Roelle was general chairman of the event. 103 Scenes 'i V 3' is fog 3 ' , ix, gig, NV .e -4 F wx 'I in xl A, .ff- fr L, Eye-catching posters arouse in- terest in dramatic presenta- tions. Publicity committee members here are Adams, L. Smith and Y. Cortez. Behind Scenes J Q 3 f'QQff v f C wx L gi . 9 Q.pv t' '-gs' fvpi 4:95 . Loyal stage rrew is hard at work pre- paring sets. Pictured are P. Kelly, C. ' f- if 155.253 A vaf 49 Martinez, D. Keyes, T. Densley, T. Faull, A. Messore. .J QI 4 'ANNING THE 1959-1960 activities are Drama Club Ojfirers M. Espenson, Serretaryp S. kubiak, Treasurerg B. Fink, Vice Presiclentg S. Sears, Presidentg B. Collins, Club Reporter. 'iv Sister Mary Anilla, Drama Director. 3 its .X W 105 xr-lixx 21 im fi? - 'E' ..21lgs.I . , I -2. nu , I : Q .y hw 6, ., if FL 1, ffsyif 'E' '. .-5445 , , H J., W J , 4 f l 1 , JE., ' W A 3? 215: new r Calls for Thespians In Twelve O'Clock Murder fortune- telling is rehearsed. In Arsenic and Old Lace another gn, murder is com- 3. mitted. l STERDAY, I KNEW what to dog today . . . I just 't know. In a tense scene from No Greater Love r frustration compels Dr. jimmy Cain QS. Searsj to ask grandmother Cahillj for advice while a distraught He Les Cain QD. Almosj reminds Dr. Cain of his obli- ions to his own small town people. l In Sing the Songs of Christmas a carol is born . . . Indian chiefs, sons of Manitou brings gifts of the forest and . . . 'ORCHES HERE! HURRYU! In a scene from Sing the An Indian .ngs of Christmas T. Clark, C. Salmore and S. Clark cull Brave Offers 2 good folk of Provence in France to hasten to the his mpmrous ,dle of the Christ Child. admiration to the Christ Child. MARTIN HARRINGTON- Editor-ik-Chief s fmvU Ch mos 5-9 'e5-wilt PM -- 0 4' .S L '13 ' BERNIE LOHR-Sports Editor GLORY ODGERS-Assistant Editor JAMES PAHL -Photographers GUY RUSSO 1116 QLance Staff Always Faithful T? MEJYIY L ,U N59 ia' 'Y Es, rfl 9 5 Q U O i 1: 3 K X 5 n x w psf ' 1 , . P 4 4 4 1 1 1 u n ! if 7 ? , ..4 ' f .4 W ,rw ' isja g+1 ,5sg g 3t in 2 rf iz: Q . 1 if J . zz, ' ,, 7 w Q Q 3 4, U 4 fi, ,X .. i'?A'3i ., 2? Lfi . , if-22 T13 .kj 'i'1f'i , if ' 'Q '21f1la'a'a'a? - ? , f ,,' 3-,vggfgai 1 7: la 1: ' ' .bmw N W ,n '1 Q Eu ,, , X251 w I 33, g H- . f ,s 1 4 V . H .3 1 we mm mm I F 'M hw -. Y.. . ll, ,. , F, 1.55. i , , -v F W ig M543 'A wp 'Fil ' ,,.fMw -. f ' - . X ,- W A I 1 I. 1 L '- ,FT E :Nr 11' CLIMAXING FOUR YEARS of out- standing achievement in both scholar- ship and service, were the stately grad- uation ceremonies for the class of 1959. An abundance of scholarships and hon- ors were conferred upon members of this outstanding group. True dedication to their Alma Mater, a characteristic of this class, established high ideals for future students at Pomona Catholic. They lived our motto-Semper Fidelisl 1959 Alsgr. Norlb presents the Senior of llae Year Award. :E PERSEVERING COPY UVRITERS: Pat Byrne, Sylvia Haines, Mary Iobnson, and Ioan Probst spent many bours preparing copy for the yearbook. I FAITHFUL TYPISTS: Marie Becbtold, Linda Trott, Andrea Lipp, and An- gela Corboit fscbool reporterj were busy to meet yearbook deadlines. Y Fidelian Stall Records Dear Staff, Now that the last pictures are stamped, the last layouts are drawn, and the final pages are in to the printer, I have time to say thank you for all you've done on this year's Fidelian. Special thanks go to Sister Mary Benilda, who in spite of her numerous executive duties, took over the job of annual advisor. My thanks also go to Barb Collins and Teri Gillespie who spent their free days and after school hours laboring over seemingly endless copy and page layouts. To these and to all the members of the Fidelian staff I extend a heartfelt thank you. May God bless and keep you all. 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ROSIE CARLOS Varxzty Sorzgleaafer gQfm xXAig4Q '- 'H X, '11 Q fi'.Q5..m..,g'g...Q'... u,. fe we 35 . 1 v 10 Yj . mm, -V ,gil - P251 ,se ,,wfwfwf2zw1Qzz' -Awwwfwwf-Wff slfwzmzw:w-- E3?iEiiiZ3EEii5L 'U STQEEFFBZT wiegggps 5gQQf71,,w1'.w: uf, Hmm'f:flff2M1f5'f?512f M -fe .:... axsifp, -' Q s-1.55 :-1 - ' -- - E 2i'3'W Y ' ., .. .F , e f eff 5' VIVIAN APARICIO Varxily Cheerleader Yi :M Q-sg..-1: W-:N 1, g:'i'zm ,xx mm Y wi? 5 ,iw A ies ffssii SHARON STEVENS Va: my Cheerleader Marcel MARIE BECHTOLD LOLLY YODER I-V Cheerleader gig- H -,wg-1 ,w w ,L ggi ms MICKEY BOLTON 'Y x 0 .- Wm.W H , V. f m .:. -:- 1. V , .-.. H , -:,., uw, Hu - , 1 '3 : 'E5,:-'IE 1 ' 1 ' 52 E:.'.55.:. ' 2 'u, - --:-: m ,Nu ' I f wx W 1 K f 511, 'W' 21553: :Q 1 H 'W Q wx M H ' H Nw 62 W K W N W XX g ulf YKK ,ii X p, ,vw YYKY K 5 y M M glam 1 M, W 1 w ififgx w , , 2' dsx ' Vanity Claee1'lefzde1' W+ql---,,,....,,-.V . ,wi -,. 5 K Y 1 5 Y K Y is W A KYYY Y 6: , ,' , Sv - - L 7 1 Nw-,U . E J 5: C 3 4 K X NANCY CLARK IV Cheeflefzder Mano! PAT BYRNE MICKEY TERNEUS Vm Jzfy Sozzglefzdef 2 is if .L 15 .O n eg , 5 ONE MORE FOOT is the object of Spartan Halfback lim Kenny as be at- tempts to pull free of the Barstow taeklers. It is this spirit which lead to Pomona Catbolids sound 52-6 victory over Bars- tow in PCH's opening game. 11553532 , i COACH HERB ADAMS readies to send Terry Stallard into tbe game while Coach Farley Day gi-ues Danny Keyes instructions for the linemen. in r w S 1 QR'-. 5 nv- f-aff' . L.1:+ ..-13 , 5 ft JH, 9 .-W Q ,. va - .gb.wy.+f--..- ' A -Q gf Um' 1,. ,x,,w.g,L -fur A s.. -1 L F. 3-lwri. Lf -,Q ',x.fM.. f .af , ...var - .. ,-.. fam w W , .awp 1 Av . ,. ,nb . - X . ,fr V . 0 w . L 1 x ar. 5 'F-1, .1 , - -, - , . ,i ' 541 .. , . 1 . '-n fw. - ' : 11 HLY5, :Q , . . A. ,-, L '-'- ---L- . - N , L sig. ' -Q zz- . zg . A A, E-E ' - . 'I' . .lf :': - ' .n f -f 'L . V I 'M 2. ' 'mf ' ?1jQiY:f?44s4,Mf7 ,A in iw. ' Yfiiilxxsl .ark iw ,, , 1 Nu ff ' L. ! , rf K M M ' ., 5??T2b ' sQiggfgm,,w2f'?f, is 'K 1 l . W Q5 Lr fs nn Hia - Q, 'lf .gr 13' .4 W . Jw 'l ig Q45- -,. 4. . W, I ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Rev. james Murphy Dear Student Body: D These past ten years have witnessed a tremendous growth and progress in our splendid Athletic program. May I take this opportunity to convey my thanks to Rt. Rev. Monsignor English, our pastor, Sister Mary Clarita and Sister Mary Benilda, our two fine principals, the coaching staffs of these past ten years, all the wonderful lay helpg and last but not least, the students and alumni of Pomona Catholic High who have helped to establish a tradition and spirit more lasting than bronze. May your future lives be imbued with the same Christian fighting spirit that has so typified the athletic teams of Pomona Catholic. God bless you, always. Sincerely, We SPARTAN VARSITY GRIDDERS. FRONT ROW. D. Delo, A. Messare, T. Purpero, R. B. Cohn, T Brulacao, M. Flynn. THIRD ROW: F. Talcatt, B. lViese, M. B. IVolf1'om, P. Kelly, I. Carrington. ..l4 Ji, D. Keyes, 1. Kenny, I. Margala, T. Slallard, C. Martinez, Kenny R Oclaoa. SECOND ROW: L. Sotb, B. Delgado, R. Kern, Ramirez S Licato, C. Treio, T. IVilliamx, R. Garcia, Rowe, B. Moynihan, Hodel, R. Allius, A. Naujokaitix, V. Gaston. ts Mentors and Members COACH FARLEY DAY instructs the linemen and 15 head coach of the Spartan Varsity Football team. COACH HERB ADAMS, still active in professional football, is Pomona Catholic's Baseball coach in addition to his duties as Backfield mentor on the Varsity Grid fCH.ITl. COACH RODNEY LONG coaches the ends on the Spartan Varsity Grid team. He is also PCI-l Track and Field coach. lN,N ,1,N- COACH ADAMS chalk talks with the backfield gridder: on important and vital moves during the game. 1 2 4 Backfield in Action TERRY STALLARD, Pomona Catholic? punting halfback, shows the proper stance. STRAIGHT ARM strategy is prarticeil by Halfback I. Margala and R. Otboa. F U LLBACKS: A. Messore R. Kern A. Nauiokaitis QUARTERBACKS: R. Ramirez C. Martinez T. Brulacao HALFBACKS: I. Carrington R. Kenny I. Kenny ...V-v ' 'rfiia J., 4 ! ,,,,...- SPARTAN BEE TEAM. FIRST ROIV: Coath Murphy, D. Purpero, R. Sanchez, B. Haines, P. Taylor, I. Ponce, T. Blackman, R. jones, P. Crudo, I. Laberrere, manager, M. Lomeli. SECOND ROIV: L. McDonald, C. Chavez, L. Gomez, M. Smith, D. Tafolla, 1. Margala, T. Gafney, D. Conejo, 1. Calderas, j. McCourt. THIRD ROIV: H. Turkel, B. lVallace, I. Paska, N. Venuto, B. Narzisi, M, Ramirez, I. Campbell, K. Schaeffer, B. Mansell, B. Robbins. Team ork . . . Fair Pla . . . CONGRATULATIONS AND You played a good game are the rom- ments exchanged between the players after the game. With true spirit of sportsmanship the Spartans acrepled defeat as well as victory graciously. Q ' l W., Ns' 77' HZ if 'J I ,, 3. L J 'OJ' 128 'gina W ,Aw 7 J, JZ! JU WML QQ 2152? I , WM. QW ,W W9 Homecoming uee Iudie essup HIGHLIGHTING HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES in November was the coronati of Queen Judie Jessup at the after-game dance, Orchid Enchantment. Festivit' included a car caravan through Pomona, a spirited bonfire rally, and colorful ha time activities. And Her Attendants MW VVUJI Trincess Vivian Lflparicio J I at QW My W i J wwf Trincess tMarie Qavran jf , af. Trincess Gail Jlfacliarland x H H , , ijrincess Sharon Stevens T X Basketball '60 THE FINAL STANDING of Pomona Catholic Spartans in the league does not tell the whole story of a fine effort on the Part of the returning senior lettermen and the new members from last year's junior Varsity Squad. DAVE ALMOS, Tom Bartley, Dick Carr, Cleo Martinez, and John DiBiase were the nucleus around which the team was built. By mid-season there were additional standouts in Ron Chavez, Fred Narzisi, Rick Butherus, Gary Glascoe, Dave Crimmins, Allen Brehmer, and Ed Zitney. COACH CAUDILLO Almos Glascoe Narzisi Martinez Chavez Bartley DiBiase Crimmins Carr Butherus Brehmer POMONA CATHOLIC VARSITY BASKETBALL Season Statistics GP FGA FGM 58 45 39 33 13 12 10 3 6 6 0 FG Pct 392 357 361 306 288 222 270 273 750 400 000 FT Pct .571 .667 .686 .360 .606 .359 .533 .481 .400 .125 1.000 TP 152 120 112 75 46 38 28 19 14 13 2 AVG 10.8 8.6 8.0 5.4 3.3 2.7 2.0 1.5 1.6 1.0 .3 :Qi , Team Total 14 148 14 126 14 108 14 108 14 45 14 54 14 37 13 11 9 8 13 15 6 0 14 660 225 341 FTA FTM 63 36 45 30 51 35 25 9 33 20 39 14 15 8 27 13 5 2 8 1 2 2 313 170 .543 619 44.2 10 l', O VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: R. Alluis, Managerg F. Narzisi, C. Martinez, T. Bartley, B. Wiese, R. Chavez, R. Butherus, COACH CAUDILLO. STANDING ROW: I. DiBiase, A. Brebnzer, D. Carr, D. Almos, D. Crimmins, B. Mattson, G. Glascoe. Spirited Cager BEE BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: I. Roach, M. Nolan, R. Stokes, E. Gomez, P. Krumbauer, S. Licato. STAND- ING ROIV: COACH MURPHY, I. Bo- gaczyk, I. Poole, D. Crozier, T. Campbell, F. Talcott, S. Lake. 132 Narzisi breaks in for two points against St. Pauls. Dick Carr 1502 bas fine rebounding position. SEASON SCORES Opp. Name of Opponent PCH 77 Pius X ...,..................... .. 25 56 Valley High ....... .. 55 61 Piux X ........,,. .. 42 50 Mater Dei .... 36 27 Montclair ......... 33 48 St. Bernarcls ....,.. ., 55 61 Covina ,............ .. 34 46 Edgewood .....,. .. 33 34 St. Paul ,.....,. .. 47 34 Mission ...,.,., 38 '1 46 St. Francis ,.... 54 56 Cantwell ...... .. 31 57 La Salle ......... 41 :F 39 Bishop Amar ....... .. 58 24 57 Mater Dei ..,.... ,, 42 :F 45 St. Paul ,..,,.,, .. 39 :F S2 Mission ........ .. 36 :ff 41 Sr. Francis ...... .. 37 :F 45 Cantwell ..,... ,. 42 66 La Salle ....,....... .. 61 :F 31 Bishop Amat ...., v 35 59 Mater Dei ........ . 56 1 138 TOTAL 962 :league Game Won Los: Pct. 6 16 27.3 oar High LAST YEAR'S star ballplayer Dave Cis- sell drives in for two paints in Alumni vs Varsity game. The varsity team won. 133 POMONA CATHOLIC VARSITY CINDERMEN. FIRST ROW: D. Clark, R. Kenny, R. Kern, G. Garcia, T. Purpero, B. Mansell. SECOND ROW: I. Roach, I. Margalo, I. Carrington, T. Bay, B. Wolfram, I. Kenny, B. Cobrz. THIRD ROIV: V. Gaston, T. Smith, K. Kurtz, T. Hodel, I. Campbell, A. Brelsmer. Cindermen '60 'Q 1 'Pi HIGH JUMPING FRESHMAN, john Campbell, exhibits form during track practice session. Camp- bell cleared 5' 8 this season and shows much promise in the future. Opp. 64 71 am 40 54 14 46 ss ny, em 30 26 F Name of Opponent PCH 40 53 asm, 64 70 86 57 51 my? 34W 77 CINDER COACH Rodney Long has put out many a fine track squad during his stay at PCH. Last year his spikers came in second during League dual meets and the League Finals. Mr. Long is now at the new Boys' High campus but still coaches Varsity, B, and C track for PCH. PCH CLASS B SPIKERS. FIRST ROW: G. Perry, R. Iones, B. Cran- dall. SECOND ROW: M. Nolan, R. Henneuse, T. Blackman. THIRD ROW: B. Cimorelli, M. Smith, I. Mallory, R. Bowes. . 135 JV DISTANCE MAN: Bill 136 CLOSE SHAVE: Pomona Catholic pole vaulter, Dave Clark, shows the value of good pull', as he clears the bar at 11 feet. Cindermen Displa ANCHOR MAN: Anton Naujokaitis anchors Pomona Catholids 880 yard relay team in record tieing win over Mater Dei. The PCH foursome of Jim Kenny, Bob Cohn, John Corrington, and Naujokaitis tied the four year old school record at 1:52.8. Crandall takes the tape to win another 1320. The PC Boys' High Freshman has been featured in many .class B distance races and looks promising for theenext three years. JACK ROACH, Pomona Catholic's Sophomore sen- sation in the mile, wins an' other four lap run. Roach went undefeated most of the season. INTERCLASS VICTOR: Ray Kern, a double winner in the interclass track and field meet defeats a field of six to become winner of the 100 yard dash. Kern also won the 180 and run a leg on the spring medley relay team which won the meet for the junior Class. Provvess FRESHMAN JOHN CAMPBELL leaps a record distance to win the broad jump. Campbell also established a new Interclass Track record in the high jump. ,,,- ,,., M.. I 'id -1 ...lv-+1512 ANTON NAUJOKAITIS WINS the 100 yard dash in Pomona Catholic's first League dual meet. The Spartans swamped St. Paul and finished league dual meet action with an excellent record. Last season the Spartans placed second in dual meet and PL linal spike action. iliac l ,, H W - all qw! t V 1 'A - 'yy Qi wif w mm- ss VARSITY HORSEHIDERS. FIRST ROW: Coach Herb Adams, M. McAfee, C. Martinez, R. Bulberus, R. Chavez, I. Margala, I. Sagardoy, T. Bartley. SECOND ROW: R. Ramirez, F. Nar- zisi, T. Brularao, B. Wiese, D. Almos, G. Glastoe, C. Lopez, T. Stallard, R. Alluis, manager. 'Spartan Horse hiders COACH HERB ADAMS nf: -2 'r NX P496-4 'AL VARSITY BASEBALL GAMES FOR 1960 Opp. Name of Opponent PCH 12 Claremont College Frosh 10 3 Cal Poly 6 10 San Bernardino 8 5 Colton 1 3 West Covina 8 8 MSAC Frosh 0 Gary Glascoe beats throw to first base in the 1960 Po- mona Catholic vs Ganesha baseball contest. The Spartans downed the Giants 5 - 4. ..,, ...., :h m I i f - fgiifff -f x v ' , ., 'fF4f', LETTERMEN: B. Colm, T. Stal- larzl, D. Clark, T. Bariley, M. lVbile, D. Almos, P. Kelly, B. Fink. Vie for PL Crown Opp. 2 1 , w,g,sgE H 1. 'ez' H. H..,,,..N- gi-W -ffw .,...., , , E Name of Opponent St. Paul :KBishop Amar Montclair Mater Dei MSAC Frosh gk La Salle 'league Games -.wi '1 ' i3??! 5... isifsfiizffe .1 ., , ,IUNIOR VARSITY BASE- BALL. FIRST ROW: I. Mc- Cann, L. Stokex, E. Snmaniego S. Licato, F. Talcolt, E. Gomez, D. Conefo. SECOND ROIV. Conch Frank Cnudillo, C. Clm- vez, D. IVoe.vte, S. Lake, B Poole, R. Gabel, T. Gafrzey, B Mzzltsorz, P. Grace, I. Narr, E. Schaefer, f. Bogaczyk, manager. F l - . X f if A-.qu WMV' PCH 6 5 10 2 2 10 : .3',f V' Q w'uQqli - 'v H ww M U M. 1. lg.f1'V'n H ?M mu-f ' www' 3-V . A o.fN -.l . . ,, T rr r A vw I ,V . i , GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAM. FRONT RO Wf: L. Vinrent, C. Zazueta, N. Birk, R. Gonzales, G. Rangel, F. Cabnis, M. Garcin, E. Garcia. SECOND ROIV: C. Talbott, P. Brewer, I. Pallotto, R. Fulton, M. Slagner, I. Bastien, T. Annerz, N. Hanks, C. Allred, M. Wzznderli, B. Griffith, 1. Boyens P ysical Education - Time for Play TECHNIQUES AND TEAMWORK are de- veloped under the supervision of Mrs. Gorman GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROIV: C. Zazueta, L. Vincent, B. Mendes, S. Cumins, M. Birk. SECOND ROIV: M. Wiznderli, C. Allred, S. Lubak, R. Spezza. 14 qghgf Poise, Personalit , and oordinatio PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES help girls develop athletic skills, coordination and teamwork. This year the course included tennis, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and calisthenics under the direction of Mrs. Roberta Gorman. I1 Teamwork GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: FRONT ROW: M. Crozier, K. Ray- mond, R. Allen, M. Bolton, B. Hartlscork, I. Zievers. SECOND ROW: C Scariano, M. Gauglran, Y. Cortez, G. Cbiriaco, I. Boyens. THIRD ROW. M. Naufokaitis, K. Brewer, I. Porter, K. Adams, F. Kisler. FOURTH ROW. K. Hall, S. Miller, P. Mound, C. Mooney, T. Clark. FIFTH ROW: A. Grueter S. Taylor, M. folmson, M. Mellon, M. Stagner. SIXTH ROW: A. Lipp, L. I Marzio, B. Peters, M. Crawford, A. Kalmer. do l J Miss Robin Bruce, a beauty instructor with the well known John Robert Powers School of Modeling, explains personality qualities to interested Girls' League members. Miss Bruce held the title of ll ' YD Miss Pomona . 143 Tfx ' 3 Q . X 2 ,X 1.. 5 P' fi ' fi' ' L . 3 5' f wif' T ax TLS? fi . ' if 5 ' -59 ff i? .. 'x X-.' f - A ' 'H '1 5. Si ' ' ' ' W . N ' , A , l X . li? A V A4 2 ,Z ,.w f'1S A - f af -1 Q .x L J!- , M SL? V l ' 'YQ-WVAP ' - , f- X a wa M Q ' ' .. A Aj 1 A , ' 4. . QM Xe: ,... 'Z ' nf ,A , , - .. ' ' 5 K N Q ' 9. . .11 ,I U- 52 , -, Q Hx M , ' A 'ivy 'll' 'jr M 4 'gx -122 1 13.5 Q 'I , N 1 1, ,r , . i 2 EE, .4 ,,K,y,'j:i.,,:ij j: g , f A rrrk KKZA J by ,jzg mgimg U 5 ml, A .. La I xy ,, - V, 1 -W - .. . f . my , ,. W- .,.,.-,,.,,1-4. , . A K A 4 'qfd W' .X .4 QTM .5115 r 523,52 ' 'L-'T lf f f -N if Q V ' -: k 'iw' V 'flifflggifa ..- . f 'Wi Q 'fi i ' ' 7 M 1 w wf. W ' ,gs ' L fi f wif ,'l? 7f? f-V55 A A , . 1 3 f - 'f Y ' ' M - , , Wy J f 'f4?? h - n:i:i..T,?w- ,-.fi-:arg 25a.,'.. k E Y V' wil ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' N 1' -' A ff '- T ' ' ' 'f' 19 ,L - , ' ' 5 -J PARTICIPATING IN THE Los Angeles County Fair parade was one of the big events of the Spartan Drill team. TWIRLING BATONS of the majorettes M. Huebsch, K. McCullough, leader, and J. Arcide, sparked Spartan festivities this year. BUSINESS STAFF: S. Morrow, M. Huebscb, S. Clark, f. Hoyt, A. Ocomzor, M. Cabrin, M. Grayson. m m Aclenowleclgemen ty THE FIDELIAN STAFF wishes to express appreciation and thanks to all those who have helped make the 1960 Fidelian possible. Without their help the school annual would never have become a reality. The staff is also indebted to: Mr. Kenneth Stevener of California Yearbook Guild for the printing and publishing of the 1960 Fidelian. To Mr. Edward Z. Oppman of Austin Studio for doing the Fidelian photography work. To Sister Mary Amandette for acting as advisor to the Business Staff of the yearbook. To all members of the faculty for their encour- agement and assistance. Aparicio Construction Co. 826 Hartview St., La Puente American Institute of Reading 894 N. Garey Ave., Pomona C. H. Baker 198 E. Second St., Pomona Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Barnhart 1188 Prospect Dr., Pomona joseph D. Beck-Town 84 Country Realty 1523 N. Garey Ave., Pomona Bill's T. V. 142 N. Holt Ave., Pomona Blackman Mortuary 15759 E. Valley Blvd., La Puente Blackman Mortuary - 1020 W. Fifth. Ave., Pomona Bob's Texaco Service 202 W. Fifth Ave., Claremont Brogan's 1420 Holt Ave., Pomona Color Brush 167 E. Holt Ave., Pomona , 1.5 5-ul H . . . M v Fidelian ueen Susan Clark Greets the Patrons His Eminence Cardinal james Francis McIntyre Most Reverend Timothy Manning Most Reverend Alden Bell Right Reverend Msgr. Patrick Dignan Right Reverend Msgr. Thomas P. English Q Reverend Michael Browne 1 Reverend Brian Cavanagh l Reverend joseph Cokus v S Reverend Edward Keller Reverend Edward Lyng Reverend Michael Haddigan Reverend james Murphy Reverend Patrick Power Reverend William Smith Reverend Brendan Sullivan Reverend Ralph A. Thompson Honorary Sponsors Walter L. Burke Mobil Gas Station 496 W. Holt Ave., Pomona Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Cahill 712 N. Almansor St., Alhambra Capri Sausage Kitchen 473V2 San Bernardino Rd., Covina Chandler's Store for Men 237 E. Second St., Pomona Clippinger Chevrolet Citrus at San Bernardino Rd., Covina Dino's Beauty Shop 1293 W. Fifth Ave., Pomona Edward -I. Dittmer 215 No. Alexander St., Claremont Espiau's Cafe 1204 W. Holt Ave., Pomona Pat's Liquors 1518 N. Garey Ave., Pomona Ivar Loubet Contractor McMahan's Furniture Stores 505 E. Second Street, Pomona Mac's Auto Body and Paint Shop 187 E. Commercial, Pomona Mr. and Mrs. joseph Margala 2267 Larchmont Street, Pomona Marvins-Claremont, Pomona 185 E. Second St., Pomona Glenn G. Mikesell 419 N. Euclid, Ontario Pearley W. Morissette-Contractor 723 Mesita Pl., West Covina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grueter 323 S. Pass-Covina Rd., La Puente Jess Myers-Dodge and Dart 528 S. Citrus Ave., Covina National Fiber Cushioning Co. 2163 Yorba Dr., Pomona J. J. Newberry Company 1550 On-the-Mall, Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Connor 1095 Loma Vista Ave., Pomona Dr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Odgers 3920 Finecroft Dr., Claremont Fedway 450 E. Second Street, Pomona Fox Barbers 345 So. Garey Ave., Pomona Freeman's Shoe Outlet 615-619 E. Second Street, Pomona Sterling R. Frick 1081 Douglas Drive, Pomona Gloria's Fashion Shop 722 No. Garey Ave., Pomona Harich Produce Ely 8: Palmetto, Chino Doak's Cleaners 889 No. Garey Ave., Pomona Herb's Hardware 5200 D Street, Chino Hi-Fidelity Covina 123 E. Rowland Ave., Covina Hill's Cleaners and Dyers 1641 No. Garey Ave., Pomona August Huchting 429 No. Euclid Ave., Ontario Isenberg's 1530 On-the-Mall, Pomona Jan's Seafood 535 No. Towne Ave., Pomona Olin Construction Company 777 Foothill Blvd., Claremont Orange Belt Emporium 105 E. Second St., Pomona Orange Blossom Motel and Trailer Court 1437 W. Holt Ave., Pomona A A and A Cleaners Dr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Abbott Mrs. Elizabeth Abulog Adamolis Bakery Adams Hardware Akin's Flying AU Service A 8: J Liquors Al and Rudy Alfred Alba Alfredo Alcaraz R. V. Allen Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Allred Alm 81 Mercer Alta-Dena Dairy Alumni of 59 Thomas H. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Reed Anderson Audrey's Nursery Anthony's A 8: R Garage Arlington D. Kalmer William F. Arnett, D.D.S. Arri Bros. Mobil Service Art's Market Arvidson Dairy Atomic Rug 84 Upholstery Cleaners Austin Studio Action Printers 81 Lithographers Auto Lodge B Dr. John E. Bacon Mr. and Mrs, Backer Badon's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Baldwin Park Body Owl Drug Store 102 E. Second St., Pomona Jimmy's Service Station Hamilton 8: Holt, Pomona Kizziar Cleaners 260 W. Third Street, Pomona Paul E. Larsen and Robert C. Jensen 1432 No. Garey Ave., Pomona Leroy Ingram Chevron Station 1544 W. Fifth Ave., Pomona Lewis Homes, Inc. 1405 No. Regis Ave., Claremont Adm. and Mrs. James R. Pahl 1305 El Paraiso, Pomona Papac's Hairstyling Salon 1625 North Alexander Ave., Pomona Pierre's Glamour Manor 720 North Garey, Pomona Pomona Oriental Nursery 2534 North Garey Avenue, Pomona Pomona First Federal Savings and Loan Ass'n. Garey at Center, Pomona Pomona Paint Bucket 601 East Second Street, Pomona Pomona Valley Hardware 344 and 354 West Second Street, Pomona Pomona Valley Creamery 4855 Mission Blvd., Ontario Pomona Screen Company 661 East Second Street, Pomona Pomona Valley Motors-Plymouth, DeSoto and Valiant 1111 East Holt, Pomona Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pontious 13111 Archibald Avenue, Ontario Quality Cleaners 177 East Monterey, Pomona Reliable Lumber Inc. 8614 Valley Blvd., Rosemead Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roberts Larkwood Avenue, West Covina Prisciliano Rodriguez 1325 First Street, Chino Russ Davis Ford Corner of Citrus at San Bernardino Ro Ryan's Auto Body and Paint Shop 1258 West Holt Avenue, Ontario Sam's Tailor Shop and Tuxedo Rental 371 West Second Street, Pomona St. Charle's Grill 158 W. Holt Avenue, Pomona Stuart's Tuxedo Shop 353 W. Second Street, Pomona Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Svaboda 490 W. Orange Grove Ave., Pomona Taco-Lita 900 W. Fifth Street, Pomona Thornton's Texaco Service 1607 N. Garvey, Pomona Todd Memorial Chapel 570 N. Garey Ave., Pomona F. W. Woolworth Company 235 W. Second Street, Pomona Spiegel Rug 81 Upholstery Cleaners ad, Covir 1088 Ashport, Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bandurraga Banko's Watch Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barbazette Barney's Shell Service Tom Barnhart Barr's Photography Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bartlett Ronald E. Bartley Thomas L. Bartley Dr. Basham 8: Dr. Struxness Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bastien Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baum George Beamon's Sporting Goods The Beauty Room Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Beavers Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bechtold Beck's Cleaners Belcher's Shoe Store L. E. Belknap Co. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Belmudez Jesus M. Benitez W. S. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bennett Ben's Carpets Ledora J. Berube Betsy Ross E. A. Bettencourt-Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Marius Biane Mr. and Mrs. P. Biane Bike's Market Bill's Donut Time Bill's Signal Service Bill's Sporting Goods Biosotti Service Station R. H. Bissonnette Mr. and Mrs. Jesus J. Blancarte Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blancarte Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blanco J. A. Blash Rides 8: Concessions Bob and Dave's Chevron Station Bobbie's Beauty Chateau Pomona Bob's Market Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bogaczyk Mrs. Lillian Bahler Bon Ton Studio of Hair Desigm Mr. Floyd Boney Boone's 5th Ave. Market Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Bowes B 81 P Nursery James C. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Branna Mr. and Mrs. Deyo Breen Mrs. Bertha Brewer Harry Brewer Brickman's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. G. Briones Mr. and Mrs. Van Brocklin Brown's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Romaine Brouill A. J. Brutocao Leonard Brutoca Louis Brutocao Bryant's Cafe Bryant Pontiac Bud's Barber Shop Budget Ranch Market Miss Ann Bueker Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Bueker Cletus Bunghorn Burip's Clothiers Burger Lane Inc. Arthur J. Bursley Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Burton Burt's T.V. 8: Radio Shop Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Butherus Byzantina, Incorporation C Mr. and Mrs. Anton Cabrin C 81 C Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. Cacioppo Cal-West Lumber Corp. Sam Cacioppo Nell K. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Claudio Campas Mr. and Mrs. John Campos Capri Restaurant Carew Flying AH Service Mrs. Rosalia Caringella Miss Alta Carlos Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carlos Carl's Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carolan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr J. I. Carruthers Chevron Station Casey's Liquor C. and E. Lumber Company Central Liquor Store The Central Market C 84 J Wilshire Service Champ's Market Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Charlebois John Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chez The Children's Shop Chino Bakery Chino Champion Chino Food Locker Chino Grain and Milling Chino Radio Service Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Churchill Citrus Pharmacy City Cleaners . City of Industry Clark Brothers-Buick and Oldsmobile C1ark's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Clark Clyde's Market Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cochoit Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cohn College Cleaners College Heights Cafe Phil Collins Union Service Community Market Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Comyns Conley Ranch Supply Bob Conlon's Tire Service Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cormican Jim Connolly- Union Service Station Nora C. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Corrington Paul E. Cortez Realty Cortez Shoe Service Zeke Cortez Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Costello Covina Carpet Co. Covina Mufller Service Covina Music Center Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Cox Crawford's Paint Store Doctor Croke C. L. Cuellar Culler's 5-10-25c Store Mr. and Mrs. Cutrone Cy's Star Barber Shop D Dale's Jewelers Danish Bakery Davalos Market Mr. and Mrs. Alex Davalos Joseph Davalos Patsy Davalos Rosalie Davalos Charles F. Day Mrs. Roy O. Day Martin E. Dennis Frank S. Diaz Building Contractor DiCarlo's Liquor Store DiGangi's Grinders Dinnerhorn Restaurant Mr. Dino of Fifth Ave. Dixie Cream Do-Nut Dodge and Andy Market Domestic Sewing Machine Service Henry Dominquez Signal Service Don's Plumbing 84 Heating Don's Shirt Laundry Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dorsher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doty Draper Mortuary Mr. Anthony Drivopoli Harold Dumford Mr. Fred Dumont W. R. Dunger E Mr. Frank Eamon Earl's Cafe East End Liquor Store Steve Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. T. Eckluncl Ectxn-O-Wash Eileen's of California EI Chapo Mexican Delicatessen El Monte Karmelksom Shop Elwin Village Market Leo J. Enfield Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Engelhard Espiau's Cafe Mrs. Ruth Estes Estrin's Southland Market John P. Evens Store for Men and Boys Ewart's F 5 Lanterns Chinese Restaurant Fashion Trend Beauty College Mr. and Mrs. John Fenwick Fiano's Pizza Fifth Beauty Salon First Federal Savings and Loan Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Leo Flavell, Jr. Florine's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Flynn Sue Ficker Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Fink Foody's Cafe Dr. Robert R. Foresman Louis Fartier-U-Drive Frank's Super Service Frantz Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Burton Frasher, Jr. Margaret E. Frick Friend Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Frederick French American Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fulton G Mrs. De Gareau Gabby's Men's Wear Gabriel Music Shop Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Gallagher The Garey Bldg. Barber Shop Garey Medical Pharmacy Gately's Garage Mr. and Mrs. George G. Gaugler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gaul Gay's Richfield Service General Air Conditioning Corps Gail Gillette Glendora Taxi Gloria Garciduenas Gillespie Brown Studio Mr. and Mrs. T. Gillespie Harold Gleason's Barber Shop Sophia P. Gonzales Mr. Harold Goodell Mr. Guy Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gorman Graves Automotive Supply Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Greene Mr. and Mrs. E. Greenwald Griffen and Reeve Engineering Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grigware Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Grueter Manuel Guillen L. R. Guielman H H. and H. Photo Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hack Mr. and Mrs. Dawson N. Hadley Hilary Hafer , Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hall ' n J. Herbert Hall Jewelers Hall's Prescription Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamel Hamilton's LaVerne Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Handorf Hanson's Flying A Mrs. Leo C. Harmon A Harris and Frank Inc. Laurence Haughty Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hayworth Hazel's Beauty Salon Dr. A. R. Hederman Mr. and Mrs. J. M. I-Iempfling Bill Herrera State Farm Insurance Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Higdon Mr. and Mrs. Higgs Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Highley Mrs. D. J. Hill Hillen's Television Radio Mr. and Mrs. Harry Histen Hi-Way Liquor I Hixon's Stop and Shop Market Patricia Hodel Hodel, Ryan and Roberts Hodson's Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hoeck Leo Hoffman Chevrolet Inc. Holiday Inn Hotel Dr. and Mrs. John J. Holland Holt's Hardware William T. Honda Ray E. Hooker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Horner Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hoyt House of Fabrics Hughes Typewriter Service Huling's Stationery Hummer Insurance Agency Huntington Cleaners Huntington Hardware Gorden M. Hunzicker, D.D.S. I Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Igo J J. and J. Heating and Air Conditioning Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jablonski Jack's Richheld Dr. and Mrs. Lyle S. Jacobs Arthur J. Jaffe, Atty. Mr. and Mrs. George Jayes Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Jenkins Mr. N. C. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Jessup John and Marty's Restaurant Johnny's Liquor Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Johnson Frank G. Johnson, M.D. Junior Town Bootery Joseph's Beauty Salon K Mr. and Mrs. John Kairis Mrs. Zita F. Kalivoda Albert D. Karch Mrs. Emily Karlinski Jack Kelly Family Peggy Kelly '56 149 Wild Pat Kelly Kelly's Market Ross Kemmerich Ken and Eleanor Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Kennedy Lucille Kennett Mrs. Virginia Kern Dr. Carl E. Kimbrough, D.D.S. Kinney's Shoes Kirby Appliance Kirby's Shoe Store Kirby Vacuum Cleaners Kirk's Shoes-Chino Klimes Furniture Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Kabol Marie E. Kokoris Koopman and Bros. Furniture Henry J. Kroencke O'Delia Kushinar L Las Vatas de Cherrie La Von Reweaving La Vettas Cleaners J. O. La Chance and Son General Store Dr. Francis A. Lantz, D.S.C. Shirley La Plante La Puente Barber Shop La Puente Drug Co. Larry's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Larsen La Tapatia Market Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Laughlin Laulive Meat Market Laulive Service Staton Mr. and Mrs. George Lavallie Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Stan, Bob, and Jack Lawson La Verne Leader La Verne Lumber Co. Lawson's Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Lee Lee's Children Shop Norman Lee's Ranch Market Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Leonard Lemmon's Shoe Shop Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leon Lewis Saw and Lawn Mower Shop Col. and Mrs. F. M. Libershal James B. Lietz Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Lilly Lindmark Surgical Company Mr. and Mrs. Rilee Lindquist Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lipp Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Loos Stanley P. Lopatdo Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loubet Lorenzo and Wourms Howard F. Loucks Company George Lower Lucas Religious Art Dick Lucero Ludden Drug Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Luera Mr. and Mrs. George B. Luther Lyle Kendall Union Oil Dealer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lynch M McAffee's Mobil Service Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. McCoun McCown Drug Store No. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. McCready Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. McCullough Congressman and Mrs. G. L. McDonough McMahan's Furniture Company Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McMahon H. E. McNown Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. MacBeth Lee V. MacFarland Mr. and Mrs. Michael MacMahon Hope M. Macias Maggi's Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Maher Mama Rosafs Pizza J. J. Manjarrez, Jr. Gene Manning Manresa Retreat House Manuel's Market Mr. Manuel La Puente Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marin Manuel Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martinez Mr. Joseph R. Marquez Mr. Paul A. Marquez Mr. Peter D. Marquez Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Marquez Edmund J. Marzio Henry L. Mata Matheson's Bakery Raymond J. May Mayfair Hotel Mayfair Market Mr. Louis Mazzarini, Jr. Meat Packers Outlet Mechanical Service Inc. Robert Melendrez Mary Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Mellon Alice Mejia Memo Fashion Damito Ji PaBute - The Men Mrs. Ramona Melendrez Miss Carmen Mendez Miller Brothers Hardware Miller's Surplus and Volume Stor Miller's Hair Fashions Herman Mirkin Frank J. Mistretta Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mistretta Modern Cleaners Moiter Watch Repair Montclair Realty Monte's Art Studio Moody's Drug Store James N. Moon The Moraga Valley Social Club Mr. and Mrs. oJhn Moran Morrison Jewelry Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Morrow Aloha Motors Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mottles Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Motyka Marilyn Motyka Mrs. Virginia Mound Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Moynihan Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Moynihan M. Cecilia Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Julea Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Juventino Murguia Dr. E. C. Murphy Mary Myers N Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Nash National Dollar Store Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Naujokaitis Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Naujokaitis Dolores Ann Nazionale Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Ness Newton's Stationery J. Earl Nicholas Nichol's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nie Mr. and Mrs. Willis Noakes Norman Ford Sales CGibbs Ave.j Norman Ford Sales fHolt Ave.J Merle Norman Cosmetics Norm's Milk Shed O Mr. Conard O'Brien Jessie O'Connell Ann O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Odgers Mr. Martin O'Grady Mr. and Mrs. W. D. O'Hara OK Barber Shop The Old Corral Cafe Olson Rug Cleaners Ontario Plaza and Dry Cleaners Orange Julius Orlando's Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Oshmann Ovington's Men's Store Don Owens Owl Rexall Drug Store P Mary Ellen Paden Jo Paden Enrique Padilla and Family Isabelle Padilla Mr. and Mrs. E. Pallatto C Paul's Signal Service Paulson's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. A. Pekarcik Kathy Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pellizzon J. C. Penney Co. Perluss Department Store . S. A. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Herbert N. Peterso George Petropoulo Elwood Phillips Edward Pieters . George Pike Ed Pines Insurance Pioneer Beverage Corner Polly's Platters Pomona Block Pomona Center Drug Pomona Paper Products Inc. Pomona Travelodge Pomona Valley Furniture Co. Pomona Wine Cellar Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Pontious Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Porter John B. Porter, M.D. Hays C. Post Powell Liquor Store Il John Robert Power's School Mr. and Mrs. Robert Probst Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pshick Puente Ready Mix, Inc. R The Rack Mr. and Mrs. Elias Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Ramirez Mr. Elias Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ramirez Ramona Ramirez Ray's Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Recupero Reher's Pharmacy Reid's Wilshire Service Reliable Television Service Reynold's Buick, Inc. Reynold's and Stire's Associated Larry Richardson Richardson-Peterson Mortuary Roady's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Roberts Roble's Auto Accessories Harvey R. Robson, O.D. Rocky's Laundromat Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roelle Roger Roelle Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rogers Roger's Studio Frank Romo Romo Radio and T.V. Repairs Romona Auto Parts Rosco's 5-10-25C Store Rose Pharmacy Ross Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ross Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Rountree Roy's Flying A Service RuHing's School Music Supply Runsvold's Pharmacy Russell J. Mattier 12nd St.J D. Palma Battery Co. Donta Russo Miller Brothers Hardware Mr. and Mrs. lgnatio Panda Mrs. Gertrude Ryan fGary Ave.j Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Parr The Ryan Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Miller Pat's Market Ryan's 4R Trading Post S Mr. Mr. Joe Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Salce and Mrs. Martin Salgado Salomon Texaco Service and Mrs. David Salse and Mrs. Frank Salse and Mrs. Raymond Salse Mrs. Lowis E. Salvati San San San San Dimas Auto Parts Dimas Drug Company Dimas Grain and Milling Co. Dimas Press Manuel Sandorial Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Santarsiero Santolucito Market Sari ta's Mexican Restaurant Sav-on Carpets Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sattler and Mrs. James V. Sceglio Miss Amy Scheele Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schillriff Mr. and Mrs. P. Schumacher Scott Brothers Dairy Sears Roebuck 8: Company Pomona Sears Roebuck 8: Company Azusa Seaside Service Edward D. Seinfield, M.D. Shady Grove Dairy Mrs. Beverly Sherwood Shopping Bag Food Store Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Siegert and Mrs. Leo D. Schulte Skyline Motel Mrs. Florence Slater Bernard B. Slator John C. Smeltzer Dr. and Mrs. Norman Snyder, M.D. Somer's Texaco Service Station D r. and Mrs. Glenn C. Soth Spee-D Lunch Dr. and Mrs. Emerson Spicer Spotless Drive-In Cleaners Springer Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith South Hill' S-Horse Ranch C. C. Stafford, Incorporated Standard Stations Incorporated Stan Hart Carpets Stanton's Family Restaurants Stater Brothers' Market Barbara Steffens L. C. Stetler Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stevens and Mrs. A. M. Stewart St. Charles Grill St. Joseph Elementary Parents Assn. Stockwell and Binney M rs. Josephine Story Story Furniture John Strona Construction Co. Lou M r. Sull is Strona and Mrs. A. J. 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Zapien Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zemenick Michael Zone Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zusag Mr. and Mrs. Karl Berg Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaBouff Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Meisel Mr. and Mrs. Salcido Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zangara 152 , ,M wh, What, me worry? Cool heads! Who threw that? Oh, what big eyes! What a life! Freckles. Guess who! QS' 55 W All together, 1-2-3 ! Spring fever Me and my teddy! Grandma This is T-I-G-E-R 'Tm a little teapot ! ,iw 2y Good morning Hen party Whee! Vic Tanny mistakes No comment! And it was this big! 4 n N l 1 1 x , l 3 General Air Conclilioning Corpora'I'io-n HOME AIR CONDITIONERS Manu'Fac+ured By I GENERAL AIR EUNDITIUNINH EUHPUHATIUN Los Angeles 29, California MR. WALTER LABAND, Presiclenl' 'iw ai ' ' K: in bg l kim! 42611 pf I M35-A 2 My Au If 0graPh S CWM 50 W ,QWJLM VJ: fi?-J? 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