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- Class of 1955

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'M 'N K W.. Q. A5'p'e,. xi 'Q li 5 1 K: QM I if L- A. i K X A f rw X 13 f, 'W' Riff Ve . ELF? HWQH. Wy? Qffwixfff W 5313222 is-jj? 45 W Z W M M + 'M' W ,ff M 'KM WL! CL A ' W if fffy ii ff' fl N? X if KW 5 9 Wfffyf 5 EMyiy Xi? ffgwf R my 91555 fi R Us sf 4 if 533 N w W3 F? fjwiffgpjfafgi 4? 135512 ,WW Q44 Eg EEM XQQ 5205 E W HMM IZ? 4 I , ff ' . 1 rQ? Q' l. ' ' x f I L ff , 4 ' A, A .tt Dear Roberta, After your five day struggle with bulbar polio, your Creator welcomed you home on January 14, 1955. just six days before your seventeenth birthday. You endured life's struggle and now you are enjoying the great happiness of being at home with God forever. V While living on earth you were typical of the finest traditions of Catholic High, as Cheerleader, Paladin Leader in the C.S.M.C., Tatler reporter, assistant sports editor, and Legionnaire of Mary. As a tribute to you, two statues are now gracing the halls of Pueblo Catholic High: Our Lady of Grace, and Saint Maria Goretti. ln addition, the Roberta Riley Polio Memorial Fund has been established. We pray that it will be Cod's will for us to have as beautiful a death as you had, with Saint Therese, The Little Flower, by our side. God must have loved you much more than we did, or He would not have taken you. As we go through life, we shall think of you always'at our side, guarding and guiding us on the right path, so that some day we may be together again. You were truly one of the greatest Shamrocks of all! 5 5. 1 1 QM 04.4.1113 M Cv c. an WVM QCLM My ft i , M -A R' -fa in-Q, MW +L od . 2J,Z4,,.x,o4-6 , 9 . 1' - 2 ,L NN ' XM? jx: A gg X x ki! gil! XX? j i A l .a O- 'f' ,xg 'xy R f Y A , , 'f X13 'VA -Q L' 5 iv . A Xi -fix ' Ji' A ,. R :J N' ' t f f 1 1 Q. at .HQ Yi A so ' V F -JK A t ? ,J A 'U f V 's L N 1 it A is S Q Af A Predentea by Shamrock Staff of 1955 .' J S :R .ff lx 'A y s , ,Qt X L, JPUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ,, , 1: f J X4 X ,jg f,QO,Q+' X2 PUERLO, COLORADO V. 5 . X, C, 1' N V X usd J X Q 'wif O- ITORS ,,,,,,..........,..,...,.,.,,.,...,,,. Marilyn Sawyer and Robert Zayac '57, HT' Af Vl ,h3USINESS MANAGER ,...,..,,.,, Steve Kralikg ASSISTANT, James Sutton N ,Y .3 5- 'SENIOR EDITOR .,C.,..,C,,,C,.CC.C.C,,,CCCCCC,,,.....,....,CC ,- ,,..,.,.,. - ..Cr Mary Jo Click 1 ' ' X- ., X 'Mx . x J 'A YI ' J X .J .,xiHAlYIROCK STAFF-Sally Beatty, Marlene Bierig, Elizabeth Bongirno, Della Chacon, X Kr ul enry Cicero, Lyle Creager, Elizabeth Curtis, James Digby, Sherry Harsch, Robert 5 V X son, Kenneth Kochevar, Jack Lacy, Joan Logan, Patricia Mastagni, Arthur McKenna, V' y A ld Mitchem, Floyd Padula, Patricia Schum, Barbara Soldano, Jeanne Spitzer, X cl 25 X Mic ael Sullivan, Donald Vigil, Mary Lynn Wagner, Barbara Watta, Virginia Wheat, W ' Patricia Williams. 'X . 1 X. it 'YR 2 R in : Q St. Therese is portrayed in the 1955 Shamrock by Daphne Ktelzky. HI do not find it easy to see what more I shall have after my death than I already possess . . . It is true that I shall see the good God., but, as for being with Him, that I already amfY1pon the earthf, , J , Jjmn , , J :lv A '5 lo' J t gli! 1 1 L 'J ' f f Y if? J ' ft' bfi lr I ' l V . A ,Ml il 1 1 '40 Jesus! May I die a martyr for Thee. Grant me martyrdom either of soul or hodyl . . . Ah! Above all, I long to be a martyr. Manyrdom! It was the dream of my child- hood and it has grown u with me in my little cell of Carmpwiy' .WM Oxy W A30 J' Mwdfflwf 'Q I , JYXRVE fill, is B' th , L! ' N H I' ' f I ' , f I .f ss! tif' of if I 1 . It . fl , all I l l ly! , if i DEDICATIQN TO SAINT THERESE O Glorious Saint Therese, who for only a short time lived here on this earth, we, here at Pueblo Catholic High, beg that you shower us with the roses of strength which you so bravely carried throughout your life. From your childhood, to your girlhood, and finally to woman- hood, you are the example of all us students. You not only worked laboriously here on earth, but from the moment you breathed your last, your mission began on earth: HI wish to pass my life in Heaven doing good upon earth. Until the end of the world I can take no repose. But when the angel shall have said, cTime exists no more,' then I shall restf, Time still is . . . Therese, do not rest . . . Let your roses still fall. Strengthen us, O Saint Therese, as God strengthened you here on earth. Teach us the words you once uttered: '60, how I love Him . . . My God . . . I love Youf, St. Therese, Little Flower of Jesus and Patroness of the Diocese of Pueblo, help us follow the example of your Little Way, that we may more easily gain heaven. 3 PUEBLO CATHGLIC HIGH SCHCCL 1' Our School . . . where many Shamrocks pass through its portals each day seeking warmth, good will, understanding, knowledge, and a Catholic way of life. A 1 list . 'lif-if '- E s J K -1 1 f ' 31- ' -rs . 6 4, 3 ,ff F -1w'HF-11 ..c1L.'c ., wr. M ,M , . ., ,xc fm- My , LE, :rags ,gg .2-1. if tm f,.- if Wi -, of K- Q 1, :if . . St. Therese Your Excellency, the Most Reverend Joseph C. Willging, D.D. . ' ' f h's. 'nur has chosen you to be the planter of her precious roses in the garden o t 1 1 yr diocese, dedicated to her. Dear Bishop, we thank you so very much for our special rose . Catholic High. . Pueblo Each and every one of us express our deepest and most fervent gratitude hy ' ll dedicating this book to your Patroness, who has done so much for you and a of us in the Diocese of Pueblo. May St. Therese continue to entrust you with her YOSCS. RT. REV. A. J. MILLER, ? OUR PASTORS V.G., P.A. 0 Blessed St. Therese, watch over and guide our pastors who are steeped in humility and aflame with divine love for God. We deeply appreciate your un- tiring efforts and your ceaseless works. Your helping others will not go unrewarded. St. Therese once said, The day will come when shadows will disappearg then nothing will remain save joy and delight. RT. REV. L. J. THOME VERY REV. J. F. WARNAT RT. REV. JOHN J. KELLY RT. REV. PETER F. MAAS RT. REV. JOSEPH WALSH Director of Catholic Charities, Sociology Consultant. REV. CLEMENT M. FIRKO REV. DANIEL GNIDICA, 0.S.B. REV. JOSEPH S. HALLER, S.J. REV. RICHARD HODGE, O.F.M. REV. CHARLES J. MURRAY, SJ. REV. JOHN A. SIERRA, S.F. REV. EDWARD VOLLMER, 0.S.B. N 'S N X I N Out of the depths of this valley of tears, through which suffering humanity painfully struggles . . . up from the bellows of this sea endlessly buffeted by the waves of suf- fering . . . we raise our eyes to you, Most Beloved Mother Mary, to be comforted hy the contemplation of your glory and to hail you as Queen and Mistress of Mankind. With legitimate filial pride, we wish to exalt your queen- ship and to recognize it as due to the sovereign excellence of your entire being, 0 Most Sweet True Mother of Him who is King by right, by inheritance, and by conquest. Reign, 0 Mother and Mistress, by showing us the path of holiness and by guiding and assisting us that we may never stray from it. In the heights of heaven, you exercise your primacy over the choirs of angels, who acclaim you as their sovereign, and over the legions of saints, who delight in heholding your dazzling beauty. So, too, reign over the entire human race, above all by opening the path of faith to those who do not know your Divine Son. Reign over the Church, which acknowledges and extols your gentle dominion and has recourse to you as a safe refuge amid the calamities of our day. Reign especially over that part of the Church which is persecuted and oppressed, give it strength to hear adversity, constancy never to yield under V unjust compulsion, light to avoid falling into enemy snares, firmness to resist overt attack, and at every moment un- wavering faithfulness to your kingdom. Reign over men's minds, that they may seek only what is trueg over their wills, that they may follow solely what is good, over their hearts, that they may love nothing but what you yourself love. Reign over individuals and over families, as well as over societies and nations, over the assemblies of the powerful, the counsels of the wise as over the simple aspirations of the humble. Reign in the streets and the squares, in the cities and the villages, in the valleys and the mountains, in the air, on land and on the sea, and hear the pious prayer of all those who recognize that yours is a reign of mercy, in which every petition is heard, every sorrow comforted, every misfortune re- lieved, every infirmity healed, and in which, at a gesture from your gentle hands, from death itself there arises smiling life. Obtain for us that all who now, in every corner of the world, acclaim and hail you Queen and Mistress, may one day in heaven enjoy the fullness of your kingdom in the vision of your divine Son, who with the Father and the Holy Ghost, lives and reigns for ever and ever. Amen. Seated, from left: Rev. Joseph Mc- Guinness, Rev. Claude Roberts, O.S.B.g Rev. John O'Flaherty, S. J.g and Rev. John Tomalonis. Seated, from left: Rev. Edward Wich mann, Rev. Michael Corbett, Rev. Wil liam Doll, Rev. Joseph Reade, Rev. Dennis Langdon, O.S.B.g and Rev. Daniel Huber. Rev. William Parsons, S. J., - Q I Q PRIESTS WHO TEACH RELIGIO AT PUEBLO CATHQLIC HIGH Saint Therese has a special shower of roses for our Religion priests, as she once said, I entered Carmel in order to save souls, especially to pray for priests. Here at Pueblo Catholic High, these sons of God devote their valuable time so l that we may be prepared to meet the many challenges we must face in our lives, in such a manner that is fitting for the salvation of our souls. l l May you receive many spiritual gifts from Saint Therese for your never-tiring efforts in bringing us, the students of Pueblo Catholic High, a better understanding - 1 of the Way, the Truth, and the Life. i We wish to take this opportunity to thank you, Monsignor, for the beneficial guidance that you have extended to us high school students this year. Never has your door been closed to those in need of your help. With the basis of a good Christian foundation, given us here at Pueblo Catholic High, we will become good Christian citizens as Saint Therese and you both want us to be. Again, we thank you for the counsel and friendship shown to us grateful students. REVEREND DANIEL R. HUBER VERY REVEREND MONSIGNOR ELWOOD C. VOSS FATHER HUBER . . . Beloved assistant of Saint Therese Parish, you have come to us through the guidance and inspira- tion of Saint Therese, Little Flower of Jesus. How often the students have come to you with their daily troubles and have been received with the kindness and gentleness of your heart. You have given new hope to many by your words and have given in- spiration to many more by your actions. For this and all you have done for us, we are eternally grateful and we sincerely hope that Saint Therese will continue to shower upon you her choicest roses. n ix I . ,L ... i ' . ..: LQQLLET H ig , ii s y n ,-ji Tay f M MW . e -MW-W.-A-, .Z ..,,. :A , g j :gy W i, '41fi 7ig jI g EV ey ,iff ig , si ' . ff 1 X ' .V 1 X A 4 , A ' ' , 1 L 5' g sing , 11,555 - g - :F if 'W at ' -- -, . . V H In k -v s, . J. , .. , .. , gi 3 -kk, ,L - A g f.5i.9:f., :-- ii, 45 A .- - t A I - ogg.-gg, i i- - -1 . ' , .f. ' IQ ' : W fee' ' at af- R 'Q' iiif F f T I 5 X :FL 3 K ri 225 is s Ps 'l' 35' ' A6 . . . .. Q if WZ ' 4 Q -: A ' U' 'F ' ' ' ' H N' 23 'il ' ws Mi t 3 , ?'s..,'s-: - X' .T . i, , f 1'5- ,- ,V sv '1 4 4 , X 1 3 v, Mc., '-x , it Blessings, like roses from heaven, have showered down on the students attending Pueblo Catholic High. The blessing we are proudest and most thankful for is our school chapel, where students come every day to seek guidance, help, and forgiveness. s lo . I Ln - X - , w uf 9. 'J j X I gigs MR. MICHAEL VERY REV. MONSICNOR ELWOOD C. VOSS DAVLIN Superintendent ' SISTER ELLENORA I I R,V,V: ff Principal Z I A REV. DANIEL R. HUBER - - R R I Spiritual Director X gi I g h E--, I I J - RRR W RREE Q, Eff, ff ff I . RERR , 7 I ' I 21 REV. WILLIAM DOLL .................................... .......... R eligion I A I REV. CLAUDE ROBERTS, O.S.R. ....... ...... R eligion A I is REV. WILLIAM PARSONS, S.J. ....... ...... R eligion Vqjfi lf A RRRI REV. EDWARD WICHMANN ....... ...... R eligion REV. JOSEPH MCCUINNESS ......... ...... R eligion REV. DANIEL HUBER ....,................ ...... R elieion REV. JOHN OTLAHERTY, SJ. ....... ...... R eligion f A IRLAI I RAAl . . MR. JOHN REV. DENNIS LANGDON, O.S.B. ..... ...... R ehgwn NEARI REV. JOHN TOMALONIS ............... ...... R eligion g Z1 REV. JOSEPH READE ............. ...,......................... R eligion ' I REV. MICHAEL CORBETT ....... ................................. R eligion To as SR. ELEANOR MARIE ........ ........ M athematics, Chemistry 9. MA SR. MARY NOREEN ......... .............................. E Agush, Latin X BL SR. MARY ANICETA ......... History, Spanish, Sociology M pu-DQ-Q - MR. SHELLY KELTNER MISS MARY ELLEN TALBOW SR. AQUINAS ...................... .................... M athematics, Science SR. THERESE MARTIN ................ English, Journalism, Sociology SR. MARY BERNICE ........................................ History, Librarian SR. MARY DAVID .... Art, History, Mechanical Drawing, English I SR. CARITA ........... - ................................................... English, Speech SR. ANGELA MARIE ........ SR. ROSE ANITA .............. , SR. AGNES PATRICE ............... MR. MICHAEL DAVLIN .....,. MR. JOHN NEARI ........................ MR. SHELLY KELTNER Home Economics, English Commercial Latin, Clee Club Mathematics Science Band ,pibw-'rf-L5'+ A WR pf!-I WWW MA MISS MARY ELLEN TALRORISC ..... ....... O IIiQQ'SQQQ...I...y Q MR. LOUIS E. RIFFEL .................. ............... C ustodian MRS. FRANCES CASTRO . ...................... Custodian , .-'I f A A - I 7 1 ,M - , I Q!! f X 13 'Z' . 'IW AWN ZZ. . if ZR ,. 'V7 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY O marvelous Saint Therese, we, who are about to leave these gay and happy halls of Catholic High, beg your intercession to help us maintain our goal which God has intended for us to reach. Before we depart from the ringing of the halls of PCH . . . the day the Bishop celebrated Mass for the opening of the school year 1951-52 . . . Election of Class officers, James Rodacy, President, Margie Pechek, Vice President, Shiela Marsden, Secretary, Virgil Valdez, Treasurer . . . The dance was held just for us . . . When the lrish captured the Southern Colorado Parochial League trophy and later went on to become State Champions . . . The Christmas holidays . . . Semester exams . . . Our retreat master, Father Charles Jones of Denver . . . The free days . . . and final exams. As we enter into our Sophomore year we meet Elizabeth Curtis, Patricia Schum, Reuben Trinidad, and Jennie Watta . . . This is the year we had the play, Big Helpv . . . Sadie Hawkins Day Dance . . . Majorettes for the band . . . Minstrel Show . . . Mister Davlinis first year . . . Sister Ellenora,s first year as principal . . . Very Reverend Monsignor James O'Neil, retired army chaplain, for our retreat master . . . and the day we were made juniors . . . In our Junior year we were introduced to Sharyn Baum and ,lack Kennedy . . . Here we had a L'Stardust Homecoming . . . Halloween Dance . . . The Holy Father proclaimed the Marian Year . . . We portrayed the English customs in Christmas a la Cartei' . . . Terry Brennan, principal speaker at All Sports Banquet . . . permission granted to have Our Lord in our own chapel . . . The prom and banquet, all under the title of Enchanted Gardenv held here in school . . . and the card which officially proclaimed us, SENIORS. In our journey along the last mile we are joined by Patricia Mastagni and Francis Mondragon . . . The Marian Whirl with Margie Pechek reigning as Queen and her four lovely attendants, Patricia Ovechka, Rosemary Sackman, Corinne Scolere, and Shirley Mauro . . . Student Council Campaign for officers, with ,lack Lacy winning the Presidency, Jim Massara, Vice President, Patricia Schum, Secretary, and Janet Schum, Treasurer . . . the three individuals for retreat . . . the closing of the Marian Year . . . the press convention . . . Our prom . . . and the Glorious day of Graduation. 5' . , Q LN I 0125 - - Qfaa SHARYN BAUM WILLIAM ARNOTT Cathedral St. Patrick Band 2. 3. 4, Baseball 2. 3: Basket- ball Manager 2. 3, CSMC 1. 2. 3. 4, Float Wbrker 2. 3. 4. DONALD BEAUVAIS St. Therese Basketball 2, Football 2, 3. 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, C Club 1, CSMC 1, 2. 3, 4. SALLY BEATTY St. Leander Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drarngtics 4, Float Worker 1,,2, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, Legiiof Mary Secretary 4, Secretary of Class 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Shamrock Staff 3, 4, So- dality 1, 2, 3. 4, Officer of Mother of Perpetual Help Auxiliary 3,,,Tatler Staff 4, Prom Queen 4. Centennial 1, 2, Christmas Play 3, CSMC 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Prom Committee 3, Tatler Staff 4. MARLENE BIERILG St. Therese Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Press Convention 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Shamrock Staff 3, 4. MARY GRACE BIONDOLILLO Mt. Carmel Christmas Play 3, 43 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 49 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 3, Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN BURNS Assumption Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Legion of Mary 42 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ALMA BROWN St. Francis Xavier Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 45 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Float Workwr-2, 3, 4, Glee Club 13' Pep Club 13 Representa- tive lg Prom Committee 35 Shamrock Staff 3g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 1. ,-'Y' 2,72 JOSEPHINE BRAVDICA Holy Rosary CSMC 3, 4, Glee Club 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE BUTKOVICH St. Francis Xavier CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 15 Pep Club 13 Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY CICERO Sl. Leander Baseball 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Christ- mas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Shamrock Staff 4. ELIZABETH CURTIS St. Francis Xavier Christmas Play 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Shamrock Staff ' Sodality 1 2 Team Tatler JOSEPH CULIG St. Mary DONALD CREAGER St. Therese Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Central Council 1, Christmas Play 3, Float Worker 3, Letterman 3, 4, Press Convention 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Shamrock Staff 4. PATRICIA DARCY St. Patrick Central Council 1, Christmas Play 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Legion of Mary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Science Club 2, Sodality Football Manager 1, 2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, So- Sodality Representative 1. dality 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARIE DE TATA Cathedral Christmas Play 1, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Legion of Mary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EURICH St. Therese Christmas Play 3, CSMC 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4. ad JACOB DOVGAN St. Mary Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES DIGBY Cathedral Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, CSMC 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, Press Convention 4, Prom Committee 3, Shamrock Staff 2, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 2, 4. ja! X M figs, P.ep Con- rock 4 rr frinqgfra 3 4 1 ROBERT GUPTILL St. Leander Christmas Play 1, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Float W'orker 3, 4, Legion of Mary 3, Science Club 1, 2, So- dality 1. 2, 3, 4, State Speech Meet 3, 4, Young Catholic Students 4. FRANK J AVORNIK I St. Mary Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 4, Business Manager Assistant 4. X E . .tw 1- . ,- ,1 1' Us -1, 'f5z.i?'., ' ge wt- ,,wg,1t. f',,,1Ha,,v,- f 5, iff' 7 3 ' . 'K ,511 Q . gtg: , V S . - 7:3311 RAY HoRvAT St. Mary Basketball 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Clee Club 3, Letterman 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. .V , .V.,,,t,, , ,,. ,, ,t SHERRY HARSCH St. Therese CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock Staff 4, Tatler Staff 4, Press Convention 4. JEANNE ANN JERSIN St. Francis Xavier Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Orchestra 1 2, Pep Club 1, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Repre- sentative 1. 7 ,WM ww., m.w.m,tt.s1S'Lw2,.L.g14?Zkit4ti,tuiwilifmeniiakalaf,-A,stfdim-f,1, f.J,Hlii'LL ROBERT JOHNSON St. Patrick Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys, State 3g Christmas Play 3, CSMC 3, 4g Float Worker 3, Student Council 4, Tatler Staff 4g Sports Editor of the Shamrock 4. DORIS KESNER St. Leander Christmas Play 3g CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Repre- sentative 2, 35 Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK KENNEDY Cathedral Roosevelt High, St. Louis, Mo. 1, 2, Cheerleader 3g Baseball 3, CSMC 3, 4g Float Worker 3, 4, Press Conven- tion 4, Prom Committee 3, Tatler Staff 4. 4- bow CAROL KACNIK St. Anthony Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 44 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4. DAPHNE KLETZKY St. Therese Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 45 Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 13 Orchestra 1, Pep Club 1, Sodality 1, National Thespian Society 4, Prom Queen Attendant 4. KENNETH KOCHEVAR St. Mary Band l, 2, 3, Central Council 1g Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ALFRED KREUSCH St. Patrick Baseball 3, 45 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4g Letterman 33 Prom Committee 3. STEPHEN KRALIK Holy Family Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball Manager 2g Christmas Play 3, CSMC 2, 3, 4g Debate Team 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2g Press Convention 3, 4g Prom Com- mittee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 2g Shamrock Staff 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4. PATRICIA KOCMAN St. Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Clee Club 1, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK LACY Cathedral Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Play 3, Tatler Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 35 President of Class 2, 3, 4g Of- ficer of Organization 3, 4g Press Convention 3, 4, Prom Committee 33 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 45 Student Lion 43 Sham- rock Staff 4. Q, ,JW yvffwvff efmf aft!-4+ , 7 ' ROBERT LALICH R ,ij 1 warg.- Cathedrzzl K, f' Baseball 1, Boys' State 3, Christ- fi mas Play 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Page Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Press Convention 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Dramatics President 4, CSMC President 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, State Speech Meet 3, 4, Student Council 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Na- tional Thespian Club 4, Student Lion 4, Class Treasurer 4. LILLIAN LUNA St. Leander Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, Legion of Mary 3, 4, Pep Club 1, , 2, 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Representative 1, Tatler Staff 4, Prom Queen Attendant 4. JOAN LOGAN St. Therese Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Cvlee Club 1, 4, Legion of Mary 3, Pep Club 1, Press Convention 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Shamrock 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Co-Editor of Senior Section Shamrock Staff 4. ijt! BARBARA LEST St. Anthony Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Queen Attendant 4. MARY NELL MALONEY St. Patrick Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 2, Sodality 1, 2, Student Council 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4. Q . s Q I 0 A SHEILA MARSDEN BERTHA MARTINEZ St. Patrick Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Girls, State 3, Legion of Mary 4, Secre- tary of Class 1, Orchestra 7, 8, 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, National Thespian Society 4. ARTHUR MCKENNA Cathedral C Club 3, 4, CSMC 3, 4, Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Quill and Scroll, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Shamrock Staff 4. PATRICIA MASTAGNI Cathedral Rapid City High 1, Rapid Mt. Carmel Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4? Float Worker 3, Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. FW. MQW W J OANN MESOJEDEC St. Mary Christmas Play 2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Legion of Mary 4, Vice President 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. City, Cathedral 1, 2, 3, Rapid City, S. D., Christmas Play 4, CSMC 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 4, Press Convention 4, Shamrock Staff 4, Sodality 4, Tatler Staff 4, National Thespian Society 4, Debate Team 4. RICHARD MICKLICH St. Francis Xavier CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Sports Editor 4, Press Convention 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4, Bus- iness Manager 4, Usher 1, 2, Boys' State 3. NORMA JEAN MORRONE St. Leander Christmas Play 1, 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Pep Club Representative 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Representative 1, 2, Tatler Staff 4, Legion of Mary 4. FRANCIS MONDRAGON St. Francis Xavier Alamosa High School 1, 2, 3, Band 4, Assistant Band Director 4, Young Catholic VERDIE lo MINOR St. Leander Christmas Play 3, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Science Club 2, Tatler Staff 4, JOHN Musso St. Leander Baseball 2, Christmas Play 1, 3, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, Prom Com- mittee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Student 4, Villa St. Joseph 4. M x ,mf X A Xt ,ii yi my t Q f I I fi, CHARLOTTE OVECHKA St. Francis Xaxier Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Al- ternate 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 4, Vice President 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Pep Club Prefect 4, CSMC Secretary 2. CONSTANCE PAvoLAsKY St. Patrick Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ti Wjfjjvwi Wt FLOYD PADULA St. Therese Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' PATRICIA OVECHKA St. Francis Xavier Play 3, 4, CSMC 1, 32, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Football Queen At- tendant 4, Legion of Mary 4, Class Secretary 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 4, Prom Committee 3, Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3, Baby-Sitting Guild Pre- fect 3, Sodality Prefect 1, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Representative 1, Prom Queen Attendant 4. MARJORIE PECHEK St. Mary Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Football Queen 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Legion of Mary 4, Class Vice Prefect 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 3, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Clee Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Shamrock Staff 4, Tatler Staff 4. SHIRLEY MAE PERKO St. Mary Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN PRIJATEL St. Francis Xavier Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Shamrock Staff 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. SYLVAINN PILLITTERI Assumption Band Majorette 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS PETTIT Sl. Patrick Baseball 2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Basketball 4. 1 ROBERT PUGEL St. Mary Baseball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, HC Club 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Boys' Glee Club 3, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. lf' X 3 8 xx x fl' we 'M , :tw t . 2 1 , 5 . xg, , 4 Je y, l , gi 'Xl V ff t, . 3 t t if 35, , 52? 25' JAMES RODACY St. Anthony Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- t E LEONA REINERT St. Patrick Central Council 2, 3g Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Clee Club 1, 2, 43 Legion of Mary 43 Pep Club 1, 2 3, 45 Pep Club Representative 33 Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2 3, 4g Sodality Representative 3, 4g Student Council 4g Vice Prefect of Dramatics 4. ROSEMARY SACKMAN St. Therese Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 43 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 49 Football Queen Attendant 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Vice Prefect of Pep Club 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club Representative 45 Prom Committee 3, Junior Prom Queen Attendant 3. ball 2, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent of Class lg Orchestra 7, 8, 1, 2g Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Band Presi- dent 4. MARILYN SAWYER St. Leander Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 4, Legion of Mary 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Press Convention 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 2, Shamrock Staff 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Tatler Staff 4, Treasurer of Legion of Mary 4, Register Reporter 3. WALTER SMELICH St. Francis Xavier Page 1 Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 3, 4, Press Convention 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, CORINNE SCOLERE Science Club 2, Student Council 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4. St. Patrick Band 7, 8, 1. 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Play 1, 2, 3, CSBIC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3. 4, Football Queen Attendant 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Vice Prefect of Class 4, Secretary of Dra- matics 4, Vice Prefect of So- dality 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council. PATRICIA SCHUM St. Leander Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Pep Club' Representative 3, Press Convention 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Reporter for Star- Journal 3, Shamrock Staff 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Council Secretary 4. GLEN STUEVE St. Leander CSBIC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. if Mkt x ,, aww., , 5 1 . V . , ,,,,. . Lm,, A- - ' A f A, 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ty - . E- if , t t , A4,L , , .I w,mH,V V, 3, kiLL ,L 1 f ,,A, ,ff , f P A is -- , I .A , ' mN7ii'h,. .lf4-W' f' 1 I 1 Q Ai ,S ,,,, AE , A I 'ff 31:6 ,gg 'Te ' 4 4s,,,15f,,5,1' 9f7,',,-Q fr I, iT A f ,A l A ffffl' ' 'tlij S A is ' f MICHAEL SULLIVAN JAMES SUTTON Cglhgdrql SL Therese CSHC 1, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 4, Boys' Clee Club 3, Prom Committee 3: Shamrock Staff 4, Tatler Staff 4. REUBEN TRINIDAD Assumption Central High School 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, HC Club 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Football Captain. All Conference 2. 3. 4, Boys' Glee Club 2. 3, 4, Legion of Mary 3, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. gi' xy ' ,v I A A A X, Vhyk nk ' e e ttit' I A ' -' I .,'I A LAWRENCE THOMPSON St. Patrick CSMC 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Prom Committee 3. Q16 .Mattel W Qlltfw Wm Baseball 3, Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 3, 4, Let- terman 3, Orchestra 7, 8, 1, 2, Press Convention 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Science Club 2, 3, Shamrock Staff 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. VIRGIL VALDEZ Cathedral Christmas Play 1, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Treasurer 1. F . QQA4 , as ,ol lg, I p is A ' we CLAUDETTE VIGIL EX '55 Cathedral Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Legion of Mary 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, So- mmyLza4. VIRGINIA WHEAT EX '55 St. Therese CSMC 4g Girls' Glee Club lg Pep Club lg Shamrock Staff 43 Tatler Staff 4. J 5 BARBARA JENNIE WATTA Mount Carmel Christmas Play 3g Float Worker 4, Pep Club 23 Prom Committee 3g Shamrock Staff 3, 4, Central 1. R: -2 X P .. .. 12 in ' A ,!'l3!lz.f me 5, RAAR - ' p x A r ll 5' W JOHN WARD St. Patrick Baseball Manager lg CSMC 3, 4, Press Convention 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tatler Staff 3, 4. IRIS WIDMAR St. Mary CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Q Ai S' ,, ., ..,,, 3 if 1 fig: 1 3 WW efffmrfife PATRICIA ZABUKOVEC M QVW St. Mary Christmas Play 1, 2, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Legion of Mary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT ZAYAC St. Francis Xavier Central Council 1, 2, 3, Christmas Play 1, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Shamrock Co-Editor 4, Float Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Convention 4, Prom Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Shamrock Staff 3, 4, Sodality Representative 1, 2, CSMC Vice Prefect 1, 2, 3, 4, State Speech Meet 4, Student Council 4, Student Rotarian 4, National Thespian So- ciety 4, Tatler Staff 4. ANN MARIE ZALETEL St. Mary Christmas Play 1, 2, CSMC 1, 2, 4, Float Worker 1, 2, Girls' G Club 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS ZUPANCIC St. Francis Xavier 3, lee 4: CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ,,, K,,,,,, ,L.,, ,,,,, ,i,.,,,,:, Vrg. .,f3,f, , . ., ,, g Am f isffeis, liefilfff 1- ffffw Freshrnen s I u il y the Life of Christ and His Apostles in F a t h e r Michael Corbett's Re- ligion Class. 32 Father William Doll defines. teachers. and explains to the Seniors the fundamentals of Apologetics. ln Father Dennis Lang- don's O.S.B. Religion Class, the Sophomores are taught Church His- tory, the Sacraments, and Grace. Q ss 555. S than e Wwmmmnm 'Paine '---. ...,'3,1l 't i R --...WM -amf'-M 23,222,- Iliff 5-ii53i?353,?35il5 aw. -WWW. Wy, ggi if W Www , ,,i,.,Mm - ,.,. 1, 1 g -1. '.,,g 1 . .,,. wwf , E ' Q 2 m S? Y rsii Father John McGuiness explains to Juniors the reasons for their exis- tence and their duties toward Cod. individu- als, and society. 33 Dick Micklich, Virgil Valdez, and Kon Kochevar. Seniors in Solid Ge-om:-try. f-xplain the intricacies of prisma and pyramids. fir' Ei ... - . Q5 Mary Ann Arrigo and Joe Papish look on as Larry Smith proves that angle B equals angle E, H Frosh in Coach Davlinls Algebra l class sf-ern eager and anxious to learn the fundamentals of mathematics. A - .F51'3f?T i'5l5?5z'i7'?Hf'fl?ff WHT7393S?3Z'S'it?N.'S5W4f45Yil3if?i'5? ,?f'3?i?i?5?V'Si?f?3H3Z?B4i3R5?R5:?5 -k?FiE-'?5,L,f'7 I ' 'QSiZ'Z1,7,,,fil' ' '-'1f9s,i21?- - r ga.was'wei53iM?L45?55zfi'f'1E'ff' ':,2M:i'3t The recorded rich and tragic voice of Maurice Evans accompanies Sis- ter Mary Norf-en's Eng- lish IV class as they recite Wfomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomor- row . . . Robert Montez, Mary Matulich, Margie Maurello, and Betty Jo Whalen, Sopho- mores in Sister Carita's English, demon- strate the diagramming of simple and complex sentences. A short story or a let- ter to Santa? Sister Angela Maries Fresh- man English class. Freshman Latin stuflents of Sister Mary Noreen not only learn the cleclensions but also display their soap carvings depicting Roman architecture, Sister Agnes Patrice's Latin lll students compare, discuss, and debate term papers on Cicero. ,,Q, 'iv ' Sister Mary Aniceta's Spanish class take time out from verb drills to get acquainted with the culture of our neighbors south of the border. P' :S WWW4 www wmv-m ,Q was Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Walsh donates his precious time each Friday to teach the combined Sociology classes of Sister Mary Aniceta and Sister Therese Martin. Sophomores learn the ele ments of General Science in Coach John Nearls class. ,.-n.. fim- e Cllllhlllg lab IS a busy place. Sf'I'l0llS students I1-arn. under the dire:-tion of Sister Angvla Marita the procc-ssc-s in- volvf-d in producing: stylish garrnm-ms, L 1 Xa Nlaurr-can fNl1'KQ-nna, Charlotte Slculw. Bob Cardinal, and Frank ,lavnrnik 4ll'IIlUIlSlI'illO thv finf-r points of lllillil'l1ll In Sistvr Caritzfs Spvevll class. The mmlvls arv Curl l im'htl zmml Sl1CI'I1lllll Frm-nch. -. gm ww Bob Pugel, Steve Kralik, ,lim Rodacy, Walt Smelich, Mary .lo Click and Corinne Scolere find the experiment on light an interesting study in Sister Aquinas' Physics class. Mike Occhiato displays a skeleton of a cat to make the study of human, animal, and plant life more interesting in Coach Neari's Biology Class. Seniors in Sister Eleanor Marie's Chem- istry class enjoy making and experi- menting with hydrogen and oxygen. Sister Mary Bernice's World History Class . . . At 9:30 each day this Frosh history class gleans bits of 'Ainf0 from the present and past, the whys and whereforcs are duly es- sayed. What fun as they watch the w0rld's passing parade. 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Katherine Sterner Irene Salas ': -Y 7 X53 ,-.t, t .,-a' A v'-' I Ei 3 A 3 in Patricia Todero Marie Torrez 3 Larry Trujillo I John Veatch Josephine Vialpando ai J v Roberta Valdez i t .lu i 4 fl F Barbara Ursick 1 ' ' 1 . - 'izzntab :V :V-im., as tg5 i 31, V tha t a My ., at ff' 21. 5 - 9?- ,sfgef . ,ii H ,X if fe' l if ,fl as Sm 4 1' QS f 1 ,. 1. x 2 eg: ' i 3 N93 Arnold Vigil David Vigil Frank Vigil Mary Ellen Vigil Richard Vigil Anita Villanueva Rena Wagner Carolyn Webb Richard Webb Betty Whatley Dwyer White Sharon Zayac ,N ,r.tyM.,+-. -1 wwww-.S .-ti ,-,, A.A. cf Q, - . . .,.,i...M.s.w5-.X Q. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS---Robert Lalich, Trcasurerg Sally Beatty. Secretary: Corinne Scolere, Vice President, and Jack Lacy, President, have proven the-mselvcs outstanding leaders at Pueblo Catholic High. Q fs A' UNDERCLASS OFFICERS-First row, from left: FREFIINIEN: Mary Frances Stefanic. Secre-taryg Pat Connor, Vice Presidentg Fred Pecliek, Treasurerg and John V1'i1lf!ll, President. Second row: JUNIOHS: Susan Fisher, Vice Presidentg Arlene Vigil, Secretaryg James Nlassara, President, and John Fagan, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES: Laurctta Dave-line, Secretaryg Joe Papish, Treasurer: Barbara Soldano, Vice Presidentg and Mike Occhiato, President, Editors' Conference . . . Jack Lacy, Editor-in-Chief, plans the next issue of the Tatler, school newspaper, with the editors. Clockwise: Arthur McKenna, Bob Lalich, Mary Nell Maloney, Lyle Creager, John Ward, Richard Micklich, Henry Cicero, Richard Enrich, Walter Smelich, and Bob Johnson. gs ref L- zwmvl. ' .. gvtxgh 2 3,53 in W f 3 ,555 T, ,f s , is , A - if 5 , 2. i 2i 3,- ,ti 5, .. , . , ' , f ' ft . -.13 , S , 5 S s ,ami M. , Q - i W f ' - 'u 5 :. mtv'-' Me. Nw 2 Fw , - A ' .,., ., ,..,, , ,... .,m.,...W,.,u.,s,,,,f:m,,,,.,,..a,wifas2'0- --VV - A -- we-M-1-f+fM--ew-rf. '--' 'WA-f'w+ We 5 M ' h f .. ...,... , ,:M.,,,m..a,,s.wss Q--,efw-f.,,.,mf3-gimp Warsl W M -- - f Stephen Kralik and Jim Sutton, Business Managers of the Shamrock, school annual, talk over the financial problems of the book. Editors Marilyn Sawyer and Bob Zayac go over, with their staff, plans for the various sections of the annual. Seated at typewriter: Co-Editor-in-Chief, Marilyn Sawyer. Seated at center desk: Co-Editor-in-Chief, Bob Zayac. Clockwise: Marlene Bierig, Elizabeth Curtis, .lim Digby, Michael Sullivan, Floyd Padula, Mary Jo Glick, and Jennie Watta. Absent: Patricia Mastagni and Vir- ginia Wheat. 56 First year Journalists review their stories in the latest issue of the Tatler. Seated, from left: JOUR- NALISM l: Tom Whalen, Don Beauvais, Lane Faricy, Jack Ken- nedy, Roberta Riley, Jim Drury, Arnold Mitchum, Pat James, Richard Jesik, Anthony Romero, Dale Hammond, Jean Mathis, Kathleen Melia, Joe Trujillo, Frank Sandoval, Sally Beatty, Norma Jean Morrone, and Patty Williams. Standing: Ray Laugh- lin, Ronald Rimack, Frank Javor- nik, Alvin Bressan, Bill Scott, Don Vigil, Arnold Garcia, Jim Stadjuhar, Larry Prenger, Verdie Jo Minor, Henrietta Balloga, Sharyn Baum, and Lillian Luna. el XR at V K lzagwzggtifzg f -W , . ,aa ,amz , f in if, up , -I tion. O Mary Queen of the Apostles, pray for the missions that all may know the Saviour of the World-Ame-nf, This simple prayer is the foundation of our Catholic Students, Mission Crusade. At every meeting or gathering of Crusaders this plea to Mary is offered. However, weekly sacrifices are also contributed by the students of P.C.H. to further work in foreign and home mission fields. Under the able guidance of Sister Mary Noreen, the C.S.M.C. Executive Council have achieved the purpose of bringing about a stronger love for the missions here at P.C.H. Besides working for the missions, the C.S.M.C. invited U. S. Congressman, third district of Colorado, J. Edgar Chenoweth, to address the Student body for a general assembly. During the assembly the members of the delegation to Notre Dame, August 26-29, 1954, made reports on their experiences where they met many students from all over the world. Smiles of anticipation are prevalent as these fifteen C.S.M.C. delegates prepare to leave by car for La Junta, where they boarded the El Capitan bound for Notre Dame University for the Sixteenth National CSMC Conven V, Bob Lalich, President of the school C.S.M.C., introduces the Honorable Congressman J. Edgar Chenoweth to Monsi' gnor Elwood C. Voss. Mr. Chenoweth appeared at a school assembly and spoke against the admission of Red China into the United Na- tions. The smiling faces of Jeanne Spitzer, Ted Vidmar, Pat Wil- liams. John Fagan, Mary Lynn Wagner, Jack Okey, Bob La- lich, Arlene Vigil, Bob Zayac, Mary Nell Maloney, John Mathis, Bob Valentine, Sheila Marsden, Jim Rodacy, Gerald- ine Butkovich, Elaine Ken- nedy, Barbara Soldano, Violet Senatore, Aleen Cline, Pat James, Barbara Crassman, Julie Rupp, Carol Kasic, Jane Cust, Carol Jabn, Barbara Ur- sich, and Sharon Maloney under the direction of Sister Mary Noreen, make up the Executive Council of the C.S.M.C. W aj K . Attentive looking C.S.M.C.'ers, along with Monsignor Voss, listen as Honorable J. Edgar Chenoweth addresses the stu- dent body, concerning the non-admission of Red China into the United Nations Or- ganization. From left: Ted Vidmar, John Fagan, Msgr. Voss, Bob Lalich, Mr. Cheno- weth, Violet Senatore, Arlene Vigil, Mary Nell Maloney, Jeanne Spitzer, Pat James, and Elaine Kennedy. ' 7552. -E.. 65 PI' v l S Y ill. . ar 32, - f' The Legion of Mary Seniors and Juniors gather every Thursday for their Weekly meeting. They perform good works throughout the week. From left: Henrietta Balloga, Marilyn Sawyer, Jeanne Spitzer, Patricia Wil- liams, Margie Pechek, Shirley Perko, Carol Miklich, Arlene Vigil, and Sally Beatty. MARY, SEAT OF WISDOM, PRAE- SIDIUM. L A state-wide project of the Legion of Mary this summer was the display of the Statue of Mary at the State Fair. MARY, QUEEN OF ANGELS, PRAESIDUM. The Legion of Mary in action at the children's ward in St. Mary's Hospital. A different group helps feed the children each night of the week. From left: Elaine Colacino, Frances Maloney, Lauretta Daveline, Beth Bongirno, Pat Connor, Jane Gust, Ellen Scott, Charleen Currie, Barbara Grass- man, Carolyn Webb, Aleen Cline, and Mary Frances Saho. 1 ,N ss. i f ,,.. rk,.,Qr ,kggasv x ,.' ,ff 1 r. 1 5 55 5 L ft e i '7f ,r 15,5 A s r A X Q T 'ii L af w W , yyti it W 5 ,fi ?g,r , r ,,,, ' n , . z A ': Y' Y Q 5, .., T STUDENT CGUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL gathers for a general assembly with Jack Lacy, Pr., presiding President. First row, from left: Robert Lalich, Walter Smelich, Robert Zayac, James Mase sara. Second row: Patricia Schum, Beth Bongirno, Janet Schum, Mary Ann Baum, Steve Kralik, Donald Vigil. Third Chigro. Our school government, headed by President .lack Lacy, Jr., and his able officers and representatives, met with a very successful year. Included in the many projects of the Council this year were the responsibility of sponsoring and conducting Intramural Basketball, filling Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, sponsoring the Yule Tide Clidef' annual Christmas dance, and arranging Career Day for the students, and the Mardi Gras. The council has served its purpose by striving faithfully to bring about a better understanding between students and faculty, students and students, and creating a better relationship between school and community. 1 F Y V gg l , , .,.. . Executive Department of the Student Council. From left: .l a n e t Schum, Treasurerg James Massara, Vice Presi- dent, ,lack Lacy, Jr., Presi- dentg Patricia Schum, Secre- tary. if-Q it aw O 0 .3 row: Leona Reinert, Pat Connor, Peggy Henderson, Dorothy Smelich, Mary Nell Maloney, Marilyn Sawyer. Representatives not present are: Senior Bob Johnson, Junior .lean Newkirk, Sophomores MQggtg1gof'Sam YZ' ' If ze? vw, 1+-,Y J . Stieff' 1' 'ms if .iil ,M was va Richard Carr defends the affirmative in a school debate. From left: Jim Sutton, Robert Cuptill, Stephen Kralik, Rich- ard Carr, Albert Mayernick, Mary Pat Arnott, Maureen McKenna, and Laur- etta Daveline. Gupti President Bob Lalich explains the importance of dramatics to the members of the Dramatics Club. First row, from left: Shemian French, Corinne Scolere, Leona Reinert. Second row: Bob Lalich, Jeanne Jersin, Alma Brown, Patricia Mastagni, Elizabeth Curtis. Elaine Kennedy, Janet Schum, Mary Jo Glick, Marlene Bierig, Mary Lynn Wagner. Third row: Arlene Vigil, Mary Nell Maloney, Sharon Reiter, Patricia Depperschmidt, Maureen McKenna, Lauretta Dave- line, Stephen Kralik, Jake Dovgan, John Fagan. Fourth row: Frances Stefanie, Charleen Gxrrie, Adeline Ottino, Frank Kogovsek, Anthony Capozzola, Robert Guptill, Pa- tricia Darcy, Daphne Kletzky, Barbara Ursick. lf , - d a 11 fhfecfe .tMuIder in me Cathehrfi' lines F551 The cast of de. Yehearse t el ' Sue F ther JOSCPP Rea - o Arlene vig! 7 b a - B0 gif!! 1 - Rnso- rlw, from left.RBg::n7 sat DarCY1 Piiixe Elaine Fisher, Lffma I W, Frank Kogo Daveline, k Corinne S006 W CI Laureua ll c , BED ' , NC vlennedw Mary jo Perricone, gf3,ryL31icll1 Richard Carr' : lake Dovgani ' Stelmen C 1 ey Second IOW 0 Joe Penll, rt Ma on ' 1 CIBC 1 1 Robe one Benskof Cfffafi, Richard l3f1 e Kralikv John Dick Middle ' H Sutton, jf iz ig? , , Six selected seniors of the Dramatics Club are inducted into the National Tllespian Society after proving their talents worthy of enrollment before the student body. From left: Corinne Scolere, Pat Mastagni, Bob Lalich, Bob Zayac, Sheila Marsden, and Daphne Kletzky. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 224-, prize-winning Homeroom in the Tatler subscription drive. These students brought in a high amount of subscriptions and ads. First row, from left: John McGovern, Richard Vigil, Katherine Sterner, Roberta Valdez, Beverly Ballas, Mary Rose Reinert, Julie Cooper, Frances Kay Stefanie, Anna Frencik, Barbara Mika- tich. Second row: Larry Trujillo, Damien Cook, Dwyer White, Joe Pettit, Carolyn Segona, Ellen Scott, Julie Lay, Christine Stadjuhar, Joanne Kadunc, Dorothy Ferriter. Third row: Richard Ellgen, Arnold Vigil, Jack Okey, Rudolph Herrera, Patricia Todero, Marie Torrez, Carol Maroney, Patricia Conner, Jane Gust, Rena Wagner. Absent: Betty Mattivi, Irene Salas, Robert Lucero, Ann Marie Concialdi, Tom Alberico. SENIOR HOMEROOM 114, winners of the Sham- rock yearbook drive. First row, from left: Sylviann Pillitteri, Mary Nell Maloney, Corinne Scolere, Mary Jo Click, Geraldine Butkovich, Margie Pechek, Jennie Watta. Second row: Mary Grace Biondolillo, Barbara Lest, Carol Kacnik, ,loan Logan, Bertha Martinez, Pat Oveclhka, Leona Reinert, Elizabeth Curtis. Third row: Alma Brown, Rose Marie De Tata, Sally Beatty, ,lo Ann Meso- jedic, Verdie Jo Minor, Jeanne Ann Jersin, Claud- ette Vigil, Marilyn Sawyer. Fourth row: Lyle Creager, Ray Horvat, Stephen Kralik, Bob Lalich, Floyd Padula, Larry Thompson, Bill Arnott. Fifth row: ,lake Dovgan, Ken Kochevar, John Musso, Bob Pugel, Mike Sullivan, Virgil Valdez, Walt Smelich, Bob Zayac. Absent: Doris Kesner, Patricia Zabukovec. ,Ny ,swf Some of the Pep Club Members responsible for backing the Shamrocks. First row, from left: Patricia Phillitteri, Violet Senatore, Beverly Grassman, Frances Romero, Patricia James, Elizabeth Venditti, Carol Miklich. Second row: Charlotte Ovechka, Mary Lou Lopez, Sylvia Maurello, Barbara Soldano, Charlotte Skube, Rose Mary Wheat, Sharon Boxwell, Sharon Maloney. Third row: Joanne Burgess, Elaine lmblum, Ramona Martinez, Dorothy Nichols, Velma Wolf, Carol Cheatum. Fourth row: Janet Lee Polak, Dorothy Aibner, Mary Prince, Joanne Krall, Patricia Martino, Mary Ann Depperschmidt, Frances Maloney. Fifth row: Roberta Valdez, Katherine Sterner, Julie Ann Rupp, Josephine Vialpando, Jacqueline Costanza, Beth Bongirno, Barbara Mikatich, Jane Cust. Sixth row: Frances Stefanie, Karolyn Kottenstette, Patsy Martinez, Sophie Avila, Joann Soldano, Bar- bara Hollenzer, Elaine Colacino, Mary Ann Baum. In striving for victory the cheerleaders are re- sponsible for helping the team. From left: .lean Mathis, Mari Ann Arrigo, Roberta Riley, Maureen McKenna, Lil- lian Luna, Margaret Maurello, Sue Fisher. Camera shy is Carol Jahn. Club Officers: Mary Ann Baum, Sec- retary tleftr Frances Edward Treasurer, and Charlotte Ovechka, President Absent, Jean Newklrk Vice Presi- dent These are active supportt rs of the Sham- rocks Making posters, shaker and bulletin boards for the Pep Club are only a few of their all out activities Q... Betty Jo Whalen. With a smile on their faces, these Pep Club members support the Sons of Erin in all activities. First row, from left: Patricia Ovechka, Margie Pechek, Mary Biondolillo, Rosemary Sackman, Sylviann Pillitteri, Shirley Perko, Norma Morrone. Second row: Arleen Bayuk, Mary Matu- lich, Betty Lou Pavol, Barbara Dolak, Charlene Currie, Loretta Schaffer, Mary Frances Saho. Third row: Julie Cooper, Betty Strauss, Mary Lou Reinert, Gladys Fujaros, Drill Team: lnaugurating a new tradition are these first members of the Drill Team, who were formed to back athletic contests and serve as a color guard for the flag. Chosen for their ability to perform intricate maneuvers, these girls are led by Captain Betty Jo Whalen. From left: Martha Rodriguez, Patricia Martinez, Frances Romero, Delphia Ruiz, Evelyn Talbow, Arlene Bayuk, Violet Senatore, Connie Pacheco, Patricia James, Mary Frances Sabo, Jean Newkirk, Mary Ann Baum, Elaine Colacino, Beth Bongirno, Babette Hollenzer, Frances Krasovic, Jackie Costanza. and Ellen Scott, Dorothy Ferriter, Marlene Frownfelter. Fourth row: Geraldine Plutt, Elaine Kennedy, Janet Schum, Nancy Cassidy, Carol Kasic, Patricia Cole, Beverly Ballas. Fifth row: Patricia Connor, Pauline Rusovick, Frances Edwards, Sharon Zayac, Julie Lay, Carol Pettit. Sixth row: Patricia Todero, Julie Cassidy, Frances Krasovec, Patricia Chiaro, Betty Whalen, and Connie Pacheco. 67 v .W Front row, from left: A. Capozzola, A. Vigil, M. Smilanich E. Perko, C. Stadjuhar, R. Wagner, L. Dave-line, A. Mayer nick. Second row: C. Riggio, D. Smerker, E. Engler, M. Wagner, C. Prijatel, P. Henderson, A. Cline, J. Okey M. Arnott, M. Click. Third row: J. Sutton, S. Kralik J. Jersin. F. Mondragon, D. Vigil, D. Smerker, J. Digby R. Vigil, D. Holst, T. Jaramillo, Y. Martinez, F. Martinez .f-:.. ' ' 4 I x Axht Front row: S. Pillitteri, C. Stadjuhar, A. Vigil, E. Perko, M. Smilanich, L. Daveline, R. Wagner, E. Engler, D. Smerker, A. Mayernick, A. Capozzola, C. Riggio, F. Ed- wards. Second row: M. Wagner, M. Arnott, J. Okey, C. Prijatel, P. Henderson, A. Cline, T. Jaramillo, Y. Martinez, F. Martinez J. Rodacy S. Marsden M. Click a J. Rodacy, S. Marsden. Fourth row: P. Pillitteri, F. Eda wards, R. Cvrassman, J. Buser, M. Maloney. D. Kletzky, S. Mauro, R. Herrera, F. Kogovsek, M. Occhiato, R. Deli- quadro, J. Cullen, R. Rimack, S. Parr, W. Arnott, J. Lacy C. Pavolosky, Mr. Shelly Keltner, C. Scolere, and S Pillitteri. Six-year All-Star Veteran Band Members. From left: Mary Nell Maloney, Jim Sutton. Jim Digby, James Rodacy, Corinne Scolere, Ken Kochevar, Sheila Marsden. Keltner. Third row: F. Parr. J. Jersin, D. Vigil, J. Sutton, S. Kralik, F. Mondragon, D. Smerker, J. Cullen, J. Digby, R. Vigil, D. Holst, R. Grassman, S. Mauro. Fourth row: C. Pavolosky, D. Kletzlcy, M. Maloney, J. Buser, M. Occhiato, R. Deliquadro, F. Kogovsek, R. Rimack, W. Arnott R Herrera, C. Scolere. Foreground: P. Pillitteri. .ww v SPIRIT OF CATHOLIC HIGH You see them often upon the field, The instruments they carry form a shield. They work long and hard but little recogni- tion they get, Some people think it,s all in jest. Formations they make, and music they play, To entertain the crowds for just one day. Many are the hours spent in plight, So as to look good on first sight. Stray notes you may hear, and trumpets blare, But on they march without a single care. may Although in number they are few, The band itself is always true. However it isnit all work and no play, There are always plenty of laughs during the practice day. Trophies we have contributed to the school, Although very small, the intentions were true. Instruments in one hand, Rosary in the other, They always pray for their Shamrock brothers. Mary Io Glick, Corinne Scolere, and Williaril Arnott. Catholic High Band receives the in Pliehlo. 2333, Q . I S : IJ , f 33 f I , fit? I 1s WS? If C I '- I sa 1 , W f 1 if 2 s .If X or - .tt Trumpet player ,Ieanne ,Iersin shakes the hand of Lt. Commander Charles Brentller, U.S.N., Director of Navy Band. honor of greeting the United States Navy Band on their arrival l R562 Q' awww, M 'W H mx. b ,X mi X Y it f QW fl 5 pi y if f'i' ,A, 'MA 1 Z . I ff 3 r fl,- I ,qt I I v . z, ..-, 'Y ' - 51 I Hg l A il' L J Ax i 7 sl I 23 ' ,WE ff 4 if A f,.1.' Q E U It A 1 'ff 3 ' g ,, 3 3 K s:k'Lf +5 ff gl fi ii! i .,'.'v A Q i 3 ' WW :,, g X 1, K N mf'- Qv , 1 ' f '-' H' I :' 'IW ' fa: W, I i ,ku . ,I 'V J' ' 3 3 1 3 'Wt feiiig, i it J I 5 sf' 1 I , .N f A -:-f Y . 'Q.j1fi'Q4 Lf - k . ,if Prayers of Thanksgiving Ire whispered by football co-captain Reuben Trinidad and head cheer- leader Lillian Luna. Represent- ing the student body of PCH, they kneel in the school chapel surrounded by Cod's giftsg trophies and various awards. Members of the Junior Red Cross: Betty Lou Pavol, Carol Miklich, and Jeanne Spitzer, dis- play Thanksgiving favors made by their organization for the soldiers in Fort Carson Hospital. Seniors, John Musso, Joe Puleo, Reuben Trinidad, Pat Schum and Shelia Marsden prepare to distribute baskets, contributed by Catholic High students, to the needy of Pueblo, at Thanksgiving. W W '54 f X f X . T ,nf . 'W K ,M X A if , W ' f, V. ,, ,M W. ' t Wy ' tio W wwf f V, If I , an if V' ,i f 4732 7 t 'Y tj K fi, T I f f-xx ar xe- J' V435 ce h WSE, owe oi mevauicki' f, cjacgiuce ax SX. w ' 9,-.00 ximiaiea at Fr Homecoming Royalty enters the Grid- iron. Queen Margie Pechek with her attendants Patricia Ovechka, Rosemary Sackman, Corinne Scolere and Shirley Mauro. .wx ,Q- rig , Q .,r Mft' -- J if I, ff' r - ff . ,Q ,,,f ,Wi ,A wah ur Q Sailin' to Vict01y,', proved true for these jolly Freshmen who copped first prize with their beautiful green, white and gold float. ,QEX , Hifi ..,,, , ,f 1 : W y ,, J, , 3 3 rw 'FL- 5 Q me ,pa iff- 'ggm S-.LJ H.,4 Xvorking at the Villa Marie. the Sopho- more Class portrays-rl Ed Sullivaifs 'Twist of thv Town. which wvppffrl the Cowtmi Sf'f'0l'ld prizf- in the traditional Homf-comingl Parade. -m ., V--4 f fir- me W f i,ii ii i - ' A , , ,k,,.,ix. A N, 415 nf, .K .Q 'sg as 5 x if fix gy! . 21 MA. ' li '- 5 ii 1 X , vzzffzifff - mf ' ' .X an .. 41. M- Q , A. 7 , , Aw' X , I iniii 1 ia gi A .K- wggazf vu in wi Q w1.mmx:sauQa:ualnanE12E'mns. - -we L 'E 42 W W. 'W 543.2 fill 'm'. 6 Laboring nearly a hundred strong, the ambitious Seniors of ,55 . worked long, happy hours on perfecting their 'Swing to Victory. Third place was awarded this green h' , w ite and gold creation. Senior claSS he iloat HTC b Lalich, Shown Of' ' nd B0 officers, Sauy Beatwd aMartin0, iuwre along with Ravmon Shamrock. ,,,.uav' P their Home , Y' Raw Oi 56 vfeva me of B Chi? ff at me kfgs Time to whgx -- comlhpw Und.. K qua LYNX 3' an i0'1 h' A , ,v Come E 1 7 Wm. i ,fi , ll i L n i 1 X ' f my ' if f 2 l s M l k The Juniors spent most offheir pre-H l mt- mg the gym for the Marian Whirl.,' omecoming days in deco J' 4 PGH GYM M31-fan , I If - COMI Jimmy H0ward Orchestra ti' In honor of the fading Marian Year. the Juniors selected the Marian Whirl' as the dance theme. Pictured at the dance are Shirley Mauro. Bill Ugiolini. Rosemary Sackman, John Musso. Margie Pechek, Bob Lalich, Pat Ovechka ,lack Lacy, Corinne Scolere, and Steve Kralik. 76 3 ,f. . K, .yt V ., .-.1 ,.' ,-aw. ,E .u, ' JE . 1. Y' .F at . X 0 E' Co-Captain Reuben Trinidad crowned Margie, Queen of the Shamrocksf' during half-time festivities of the Homecoming game with the St. Mary's Cru- saders of Wlalsenburg. Jim Drurv other Shamrock co-captain, pre- sented flowers to 3Iargie's at- tendants, Corinne Scolere, Pa- tricia Ovechka. Rosemary Sack- man and Shirley Mauro., The Shamrocks were victorious over the Crusaders 25-12. Climaxing the celebration, the annual Homecoming dance was held in the school gym. i ml x .AA49 .wx X 3'- A -s-1-f r .f NJA A an :. V Through the cooperation of nearly everyone affiliated with Pueblo Catholic High, the annual Christmas play, As It ls ln Heaven, was presented December 19, at 8:00 p. m. in the auditorium. -W - W I .NF K 5 . . M1 1 as HI . K Q Ks Q35 i?W?T:1 7 'LJ' si -xr. me The silver bells ring to announce the coming of their Queen. 77 CHRISTMAS PL Y Archangels Michael, Uricl, Gabriel, and Raphael, played Christmas, before Mary, Queen of the Angels, and her by Robert Cuptill, Robert Lalich, Robert Pugel, and court. The part of Mary was portrayed by Charlotte Jake Dovgan respectively, re-enact their parts of the first Ovechka. As It Is In Heaven, the annual Christmas Play, brought the shepherds from afar to worship the Infant King. Mary and Joseph. . Seniors .rehearse their lines for the class play, 'The Ador- able Spendthriftf' which was held April 22 and 24. There was a dual cast which included, seated, from left: Art McKenna, Sherry Harsch, Steve Kralik, Sheila Marsden, Lillian Luna, James Rodacy, and Marlene Bierig. Stand- E Q 3 ing: Pat Schum, Mary ,Io Click, Sally Beatty, ,lake Dovgan, Corinne Scolere, Bob Cuptill, Walt Smelich, William Ar- nott, Pat Mastagni, Margie Pechek, James Sutton, Daphne Kletzky. Those absent were: Pat Darcy, ,loan Logan, Leona Reinert, Bob Lalich, Dick Mieklich. SENIOR PLAY Congratulations, Carolyn Kottenstette! You were the first member of the Mardi Gras 520.00 Quota Club. The Mardi Gras was a huge success and the students obtained two free days by selling their quota of 88,000 on the 1955 Oldsmobile '88, Seated: Leona Reinert, Ticket Tabulator, and Father Huber, Activities Director. Standing, from left: Bob Lalich, Publicity Manager, Charlotte Ovechka, JoAnn Mesojedec, Pat Schum, also Ticket Tabulatorsg ,lanet Schum, Treasurer, ,lack Lacy, Presidentg and Carolyn Kottenstette. ASSEMBLIES Senior Daphne Kletzky explains the true meaning of the word Shamrock as members of the Pep Club assist her. From left: Daphne Kletzky, Pat Chiaro, Carole Pctric, Beth Bongirno, Geraldine Plutt, Patsy Mar- ' tinez, Charlotte Skube, Arlene Bayuk, Frances Edwards, and Marlene Ce-nova. A A V , ,i,,. Wane, P.C.H. backs the Frying Pan Arkansasw project by each of the eleven Homerooms purchasing a golden frying pan. From left: Freshman, ,lohn Veatchg Junior, Charles Grecog Senior, Virgil Val- dez, Mr, James Moore, chairman of the fund rais- ing committee, and Joe Papish, Sophomore. Sports announcer, g'Bill, Charlotte Ovechka. f'Stern narrates a skit, Wfhe Talking Football, in a pep assembly before the P.C.H.-Trinidad game. Bob Lalich was the voice of the football. From left: Charlotte Ovechka, Norma ,lean Marrorie, Rose- mary Sackman, and Mary Jo Perricone. Freshman Walter Doyle, tries to g'Place the Face of Senior John Ward, as Leona Reinert and Walt Smelich look on. 80 lege 5 ei t A we it P - L D 5, Wg ,jliiiis fw 2,2 L Y i at f A -M A 3 Father Charles Jones of Denver gives conference to students during one of the three Days of Recollection. Shamrocks co I9 -55 RETRE T mplete their Day of Recollection with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 'v- ,Wm .1 DW. ,W L v .milf Q ' A 5, 'X HW , , V K ff, as ., wel . MW' 1 A q I -1 JS' L K..-,.a,X,.4f.A wi if K Q, ' ijgiei I .. Q31 nv + lirfbhi. at ,W GLEE CLUBS SOPRANOS AND TENORS-First row, top: Anna Castro, Alice Castro, Marie Torrez, Dorothy Smelich, Larry Trujillo, David Vigil, Dwyer Wihite, Ronald Angester, Conrad Sando- val, Damian Cook. Second row: Mary Ellen Vigil, Betty Mattivi, Patricia Martinez, Elaine Colacino. Pauline Rusovick, Patricia Connor, Andy Rusovick, Phil Beauvais, James Long- grear, Bill Maloney. Third row: Frances Stefanie, Betty Pavol. Sharon Boxwf-ll, Dorothy Nichols, Patricia Todero, Pat Martino, Joann Krall, Danny Mikus, Anthony Horvat, John Mathis. Joe Pettit. Fourth row: Carol Maroney, Mary Lou Reinert, Marjorie Srnilanich, Rosemarie Huerta, Sophie Avila, Charlotte Skube, Delphia Ruiz, Beverly Ballas, Ann Concialdi, Charles Doepper, Ralph Martinez, Lester Moore, Jack Cole, Ted Vidmar. Fifth row: Frances Krasovec, Frances Romero, Rene Kimnett, Dorothy Ferriter, Julie Rupp, Anna Frencik, Barbara Mikatich, Richard Giarratano, Frank Bion- dolillo, Paul Secora, Ted Pate, Dave Cordova. Sixth row: Carolyn Segona, Ellen Scott, Charlene Currie, Carolyn Webb, Adeline Ottino, Phyllis Prijatel, John Veatch, Fred Pechek, Tom Johnson, Charles Bacino, Reuben Trinidad. BARlTONES AND ALTOS-First row, top: David Socier, Charles Price, Larry Smith, Tom McAllister, Louis Puleo, Pat Willianis, Henrietta Balloga, Carole Jalin, Ramona Mar- tinez. Second row: John Britz, Stanley Mena, Stephen Brav- dica, Tom Alberico, John Salarzano, Stella Arano, Rita Delli- quadri, Sylvia Maurello. Third row: Jack Drury, Bob Cardi- nal, Charles C-uardamondo, Richard Ellgen, Leah Gallegos, Anita Villanueva, Carol Pettit, Josephine Vialpondo. Fourth 82 row: Frank Nemick, Tom Margison, Toni Micklich, Ronald Clach, Richard Webb, Michael Littlejohn, Jane Cust, Carol Smith, Roberta Valdez, Babette Hollenzer, Joan Soldano, Sandra Heningsman, Katherine Sterner. Fifth row: Frank Selak, Martin Santoya, Walter Doyle, John McGovern, Ronald Butkovich, Mary Prince, Julie Lay, Joan Kadunc, lda Chacon, Gladys Fujaros, Karolyn Kottenstette. A L ,SMPM we-f :Quiet - 51 , ... 1 .1 ,ll Place: The Clee Club poses on the roof of P.C.H.g their thoughts in the clouds as they sing, 'gMy Blue Heaven. Accomplishments: The Glee Club sang for the Christmas Play, entertained at Stillman-Ready Music Center, gave a First row, standing: Leona Reinert, Connie Cables. Kathleen Melia, Patricia Kocman, 'Barbara Mikus. Mary Matulieh, Patricia Zabukovec, Lenita Woolsey, Beth Bongirno, .leanne Spitzer, Claudette Mallia, Mary ,lo Perricone, Dora Vigil. Frances Singer, Mary lo Pollack, Elaine lmhlum, Velma Wolf, Julie Cassidy, Janet Schum, Betty Venflitti, Elaine Kennedy, Rose Marie Dt-Tata, Patricia Schum, Marlene Bierig, Patricia Chiaro, Betty Whalen. Second row: Iris Widmar, Mary Bion- spring concert, sang with the P.C.H. Band. and f?I1IPffHiHPll at assemblies. Singing for the graduation promises to be an exciting finale in the activities of this year's Clee Club. dolillo. Carol Kaenie. Loretta Schaeffer. Patricia Cole. Mary Lee Verderaime. Marilyn Sawyer. Geraldine Plutt. .loan Logan, Charlotte- Ovechka. Patricia Ovechka. Carol Petric. Betty Strauss. Third row: Joanne Burgess. Mari Ann Arrigo. Patricia Darcy, Anna Marie Zaletel, Barbara Lest. Frieda Carbojal, Patsy Martinez, Arlene Bayuk. Carol lahn, Ramona Martinez, Nancy Cassidy, Marlene Genova. We ...Ja ..,,,pv-..,-,r.,.,w,.3qM.,,gw-Quads WA 3 N J ft-'frffefej Under the direction of Sister Agnes Patrice, the Clee Club is in the clouds again as they per- L4 form at the Christmas play. -QQ -I Q Km , ' 5 Q . 3 5 1 , MELQDY IN MAY The melodious tones glided among the evergreen and holly, and the gaily dressed Shamrocks gathered to dance the evening away. The gentle music by Jimmy Howard, lent a feeling of enchantment to the happy scene. The theme . . . MYuletide Glidev . . . was carried out by the beautiful decorations in the gym. Over 100 Colorado Blue Spruce and balsam trees brought Christ- mas to the hearts of the 'gYule- tide Gliders. On the night of December 29, everyone present experienced the enchantment of the Christmas Dance. Intermission . . . Bunny Hop we 73442. K7 The 1955 Prom Committee took the moonlight from the moon, the twinkle from the stars, and the enchantment from the night, combined them with the music of Jimmy Howard and staged the 1955 Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Homeroom teachers, Sister Mary Aniceta, Sister Aquinas, and Sister Therese Martin, plus the cooperation of the committee and the Junior class, hope the Prom, to be held May 5 in the P.C.H. auditorium, will be a success. Pictured, seated, are: Frances Maloney, Carol Miklich, Barbara Gorshe, Sherman French, Mary Lynn Wagner, and Louis Doyle. Standing are: Anthony Capozzola and Don Vigil. Absent: Janet Schum. As the soft music of Jimmy Howardis orchestra plays the night away, Queen Sally Beatty, and her court, Princesses Lillian Luna, Barbara Lest, Pat Ovechka, and Daphne Kletzky, reign happily over the Junior-Senior Prom. .Q K Q11 I -1:1 p if zwepw ffaz K :isa fi ' 'fl' 'gg i M , 1, .,1 sw, , 1 lx L ' .1 S :,.... v iisfzziff z Eff' ww J, 5 , fx 2 are r Q K ,- I 1 , 1 x i X Y 'fx Ili ' A I ,, I n 'A'. - ff. S Gridiron Council: Mike Davlin, head coachg Frank Flood, assistant coachg Jim Drury, Reuben Trinidad, co-captainsg and John Neari, assistant coach. FEW A 1 s A JIM DRURY, End LANE FARICY, Guard CHARLES GRECO, End FRANK GUTIERREZ, Fullhack DAN MARONEY, Guard .IOE PANNUNZIO, End JOHN WILLIAMS, End JACK DRURY, Halfhack Q . if .,,' HIM, l V I I 'W' ' an N5 Y 4 f' X A 1 , . ,fry Wg a g I.. 5 SW ' REUBEN TRINIDAD, Halfback MIKE BADOVINIC, Center DALE BENSKO, Guard AL BRESSAN, Tackle DON BEAUVAIS, Halfback HENRY CICERO, Fullback ART MCKENNA, Tackle JOE PULEO, Tackle wr. I ' f- ' K .QQ ... 'Q' 1.3 YQ if . in ,, First row: David Socier, Jack Drury, Joe Trujillo, Jerome Bieker, John Salarzano, Joe Papish, and Henry Cicero. Second row: Reuben Trinidad, Jim Drury, Joe Pannunzio, Mike Badovinic, Al Bressan, John Williams, John Lane, and Charles Greco. Third row: Frank Gutierrez, John Mathis, Dan Maroney, Lane Faricy, Don Beauvais, Dale Bensko, Joe Puleo, Lou Caricato, Art McKenna and Ray Da Luca. 3 55. 523, , -.4 ,vmyi p ' f L he 1 ' Z ff ' V J , Z , V il La W I A is ' .aie . . ,jf 1 ' l fi' H 4 I i Ai' - H+ WX i 1 fi0'J ff J Shamrock linemen: .lim Drury, endg Art McKenna, tackleg Dale Bensko, guardg Lane Faricy, guardg Mike Badovinac, center, Joe Puleo, tackle, and Charles Greco, end. 90 X Shamrocks Shamrocks Shamrocks Shamrocks Shamrocks Shamrocks Sharnrocks Shamrocks Shamrocks Shamrocks Fleet-looted Irish backs, Reuben Trinidad, Don Beauvais, Frank Gutierrez and .lack Drury, led the Green and White attack in '54. Sharp ball handling, split second timing, and superb teamwork placed these four boys among the outstanding Shamrock backs. 26 0 0 26 7 12 7 0 28 20 4 'G 'H Lisa, ,Q ,, - 'figi2i,L--,Q-rayiir 2-,gif QQ . Y mr- ,Laird 1- ' t. Kd? Joe Puleo stalls the spearing attack of of the Walsenburg Crusaders. sin , ,,ss,s, , , wi- r ,fx ssss T sssl VW A ' , . - 7 Q Ulu ,.. 'ssr as --X I .' ' it 7 fm Reuben Trinidad breaks loose for a substantial gain if W 4'. against the Walsenburg Crusaders. Ray De Luca 5 1331 and Frank Gutierrez C323 lead the interference as Crusader end, Jim Britt C351 attempts to halt 7 the play. xii-Q f Eilx r l Reuben Trinidad bowls over a La Junta defender to score the - first Shamrock tally in the Irish-Tiger'tussle. Frank Gutierrez 4 in I 1321 hits the dirt as La Jumas Bill Haberman um makes a X 'W vain effort to reach the play. 'NHW' is' is 5' sfo J 1, L I mf K 4, a - l I - xx ,,,,, 1 1 I' Don Beauvais thwarts the roaring Tigers. 'ii Returning a punt, Frank Gutier- rez is smashed to the turf by a trio of Walsenburg tacklers. Also seen are Shamrocks Henry Cicero 1181 and Joe Pannunzio 191 and Crusader Augie Olivas 1251. The Irish won the game 27-12. my K -.r A IW f f' f' .'..5z'wA2f 9- :vli3!iif.Lw1a,a1fstta.w'eil'i e..1 'SME2's'- tmCffif,,?'a ' N?QiEi1Lei Lwi:'w,T'f,N1,,. ,N , VJ: ,. awjfsri-2597 QT A host of Trinidad Miners blast through to smother Don Beau- vais after a short gain. Other Sharnrocks are: Art McKenna 1113 and Jack Drury 12511. The Shamrocks downed the Miners, 14-0. Shamrock blockers lead the way as Reuben Trinidad stearns around end for much needed yardage against Lalunta. Clear- ing the path is Frank Gutierrez 1321 with identified Tiger play- er, Ken Bridges 1285. Charles Greco makes a diving catch in the end zone of a 28 yard pass from Dan Maroney while Abhey's Joe Duca is un- able to break up the play. Al- though the touchdown brought the Shamrocks within one point of the Bears 13-12, Abbey block- ed the extra point and went on to win 20-12. Reuben Trinidad and Henry Cicero down Jim San Filippo af- ter. a short gain in the Regis game. Looking on are Shamrocks Joe Pannunzio Q91 and Charles Greco 1161 and Raider Gary Os- born C41J. The Irish edged the Raiders 7-0. -gl 5, Avivitoa t' . x ,ii WSKO!-V Frank Gutierrez sprints 17 yards to pick up a first down as Burt Taylor makes a futile effort to halt the play. Other Abbey play- ers are f30l Larry Palen and i371 John Jackson. 93 .Q , J f C-:laik J' as .W 'aw 2. .-if FiisL3?'Fff2?'iWi,.ff fx- '. STUDENT MANAGERS Head Manager, Phil Beauvaisg Assistant Managers, John Mathis and John Bollinger. Very Reverend Msgr. ELWOOD C. VOSS Athletic Director Guo x 5, ? M 1 . X .V Assistant Coach Frank Flood looks on as Head Coach Mike Davlin gives some pointers to five senior letterrnen, Don Beauvais, Art McKenna, Henry Cicero, Joe Puleo, and Reuben Trinidad. Starters for the Shamrock were linemen: .lim Drury, Art McKenna, Dale Bensko, Lane Faricy, Mike Badovinac, Joe Puleo, and Charles Greco. Backfield starters were Don Beauvais, Frank Gutierrez, Jack Drury and Reuben Trinidad. A GLANCE AT THE SEASON The 1954- Shamrock Grid team turned out to be full of surprises. Achieving an average two win, two loss record in League play and finishing third in the title race, the Green tide showed its strength by winning over several strong non-League teams. Getting off to a slow start, the Shamrock dropped their opener 26-O under the lights at Lamar. Hampered by a lack of experience the Sons of Erin fell easy prey to the revenge-seeking Savages. Led by Halfback Reuben Trinidad, the Shamrock came roaring back a week later to trounce the Florence Huskies 14-0. Playing their first home game the Irish scored a smashing 14--0 upset over the powerful Trinidad Miners, September 25. The Shamrock blasted for two touchdowns and a safety while the Miners could not tunnel through the Green and White stonewall defense. The hot and cold Irish had another off day October 1, as they were downed 19-6 by the speedy Centennial Bulldogs. The Shamrocks trailed 19-0 until late in the last quarter when Don Beauvais sprinted 42 yards for the lone Irish tally. With four tough non-league games under their belts, the Shamrocks opened their league season successfully with a 25-7 victory over the St. Mary's Pirates, October 10 at Colorado Springs. Homecoming, October 17, found the Shamrocks victors over the St. Mary's Crusaders of Walsenburg by a 27-12 score. Six players entered the Irish scoring act and Augis Olivas returned a punt 99 yards for Walsenburgis second touchdown. On October 23, the Shamrocks met and tamed the bustling La .lunta Tigers 24-7. Displaying a powerful ground attack the Shamrocks crossed the goal once in every quarter while La Junta scored their lone tally via the air lanes. The Sons of Erin extended their winning streak to four games on October 31 by edging the Regis Raiders 7-0. After striking early in the game for their touchdown, the Shamrocks relied on their strong defense to hold the heavier Denver team scoreless. The Shamrock received their worst beating of the year at Trinidad November 7, when the Holy Trinity Tigers capped the League crown by trampling the Green and White 28-0. Trying for second place in the league, the Irish were thwarted again as the Abbey Bears took to the air to down the Shamrocks 20-12. Joe Duca passed for two Abbey touchdowns as the Bears spoiled the Shamrocks' last grid game and downed the Irish for the third, straight year. QV' View-ww if' 19101 ,,...v-is WM, LORADO PAROCHIAL LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM ill Larry Palen, Abbey, guard, Q21 Bob Salerno, Holy Trinity, tackleg L35 Charles Palomino, quarterbackg Q47 Tom O'Brien, Abbey, endg 151 John De Fillippe, Holy Trinity, guard, C63 Don Lobato, Abbey, back, C75 Tom Croak, St. Mary's, Colorado Springs, endg C89 Bernard Peretto, 'Holy Trinity, centerg Q95 Frank Gutierrez, Catholic High, backg 1101 Norbie SOUTHERN CO Holy Trinity, Shew, Holy Tr at ,Y A K REUBEN TRINIDAD ihity, hack, 1115 Joe cl I s Puleo, Catholic High, tackle. Shamrock members of second team all-stars. Irish Co-Captains Reuben Trini- dad and ,Iim Drury captured berths on the SCPL Second team ALL-STARS. JIM DRURY 96 Back Tackle ROBERTA RILEY-CHEERLEADER Y 'a Q, ynsy - T0 ROBERTA Many students take the final score of a football game all in their stride, but to a cheerleader like Roberta Riley, the game, the players and their efforts were all part of her vibrant, young life. She prayed with the team before every game and played with them in spirit, cheering them on to victory and sometimes to defeat. Roberta never gave up hope. During a game, no matter how lopsided the score, she kept cheering and praying for a higher score for her Shamrocks. Her life was dedicated to her school activities. Everyone and everything about Catholic High was her life. The joy of winning and the heartaches of losing were all dearly felt by her. The outcome of all sports events meant just as much to her as they did to the members of the team. Although Roberta will never be jumping high for the Shamrocks, she will be cheering for them in Heaven, whenever they take the field or court for an athletic contest. We miss her greatly and shall continue to do so. In our hearts we know that she is cheering us on from her Heavently Goal Post. John Williams drives around two Walsenburg defenders and tal- lies two for the lrish. Bob Pugel comes in for assistance. 122 Jim Drury shoots up and over the outstretched arms of a Regis Raider as John Williams, Bob Pugel, and Tom Pettit eagerly await the rebound. John Neari, Head Coach, gives last minute instructions to the regular starting five as Coach Frank Flood looks on. Players, from left, are: Reuben Trinidad, Bob Pugel, John Williams, Ray DeLuca and Jim Drury. SHAMROCK BASKETBALL VARSITY-Front row, from Coach. Middle row: Jim Drury, John Williams Tom left Frank Flood, Assistant Coachg Reuben Trinidad, Clementi and Louis Doyle. Back row: Ted Vldmar Dave Bob Cardinal Manager, Bob Pugel and John Neari, Head Socier, Ray De Luca and John Lane. l954-55 BA KETBALL In the first year under their new Coach, John Neari, the Shamrock basketball team faced a complete rebuilding program. Playing with almost no experience they were unable to win a non-league game and finished in a battle with the Walsenburg Crusaders to stay out of the League cellar. Early in the season, Coach Nearii began his rebuilding program which placed several Sophomores on the varsity. Ray De Luca and John Lane alternated on the starting five while Dave Socier and Ted Vidmar served as substitutes. The team was paced by Senior lettermen Bob Pugel and Reuben Trinidad, Junior monogram winner Jim Drury and Junior John Williams. Williams topped the Sham- rocks in the scoring department. Juniors Tom Clementi and Louis Doyle saw action as varsity substitutes. With the close of the regular B squad season, several more Sophomores and Freshmen were brought up to the varsity for additional experience. BOB PUGEL I VREUBEN TRINIDAD Guard Guard 7 JIM DRURY Forward TOM CLEMENTI JOHN WILLIAMS Center Center RAY DELUCA JOHN LANE Forward Forward I 00 These Shamrock HB squad players are expected to give Doyle, Ted Vidmar, David Socier and Coach Frank Flood strong competition to future opponents. Front row, from Back row: Joe Papish, Sam Chigro, John Britz, Stan left: Stephen Bravdica, Manager: Tom Clementi, Louis Mena, Jack Drury, Charles Cettler, Joe Martinez. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Giving boys, not playing varsity basketball, a chance to compete in athletics, Intramural basket- ball was revived this year under the guidance of Student Council. Competition ran high in the League, with long set shots and twenty-foot hooks anything but un- common. Seven teams took part in the League which was won by the Galloping Gaels. SPORTS BANQUET Ralph Gugliemi, Notre Dame All-American quarterback, was the chief speaker as Catholic Highis annual Sports Banquet at the Minnequa Club March 13. Jack Lacy, Sr. was toastinaster for the event which honored all boys who participated in ath- letics during the past year. A typical cross section of the intramural players are these Sen- ior boys. From left: Williani Ar- nott and Jim Digby, Melody Trottersg Walter Smelich and Arthur McKenna, Cuzzesg Jake Dovgan, Powerhouse Fiveg and Bob Johnson, All-Stars. John Williams, high above three Centennial players, tallies two for the lrish. John Lane at extreme right. Shamrock hopes for a successful baseball season rested Creager, Henry Cicero, Bob Pugel and Coach John Neari. on these seven lettermen. Standing: Joe Pannunzio, Lyle Seated: Joe Puleo, Dan Maroney and Ray Horvat. .-Wf?w.as ,. . w6aaf.t,, . f. nl ifwxr-4?'t,r fr , mwwvsfwm. ,, -Q t,,,,jm,W ' t f 'nob' c nsc n,aon i V' , ,,, ' um?-,i.,. .,,: mwnwq awk l if t orenc my 'A 00 vi 0 .-v ' df aa. t . 7 f I me ,,. 9' gil , 5 ' 1 Mano - 1 625' 'fp Fig t Z K 575 at AZL , l 3 . K x ' M' iv ,'.I 1 Q we if ssas at 5 C' . A 'inn - at t. ,, l I c V L H , K V .--,: 1 iv.-Q Four star pitcher Joe Puleo spearheaded the lrish attack as they opened their season this spring. Other members of the Shamrock battery are two year lettermen Henry Cicero and Joe Pannunzio, catchers, and Dan Maroney, pitcher. I02 Determination marks these Shamrock infielders. Standing is Lyle Creager. Seated: Ray Horvat and Bob Pugel. Y0u're out! shouts the umpire as catcher Henry Cicero skill- fully blocks the plate to prevent a crucial run from scoring. 'Double play! Joe Puleo, first sacker, stretches to complete a beautifully executed twin kill- in . It's a hit! ,loe Puleo, Irish pitcher, raps a sharp single to left field to help his own cause. 'is Q -Q X ts ,il J 3 ii 153 ,. 5 X Y K in ,ii -X i fs tl ii s 5 :E -s PATRONS Mosl' Rev. Joseph C. Willging Very Rev. Msgr. Elwood C. Voss Fafher Daniel R. Huber R+. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Miller, V.G., P.A. R+. Rev. Msgr. James O'Neill R+. Rev. Msgr. Leo J. Thome R+. Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Walsh Very Rev. Msgr. George T. Holland Very Rev. Msgr. John J. Kelley Very Rev. Msgr. Pefer F. Maas Very Rev. Msgr. Palriclc C. Sfauier Very Rev. Msgr. 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Baum Conme Cesano Dick Baum' '50 John Colacino Jim Baum' '52 Mr. and Mrs. Sabio Concialdo M. J. Barla Congress-Times Press Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Bierig Mr. and Mrs. Jaclr Coslanza Corwin Hospilal Charles E. Digby Dramalics Club Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards Tom Edwards, '54 John B. Farley, M.D. Mrs. J. B. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Fields A Friend Bill Gallegos Grove Garage Jeanne Genlile, '53 John Germ Mr. and Mrs. Ablhony Giordano Mrs. Sara Glick Mr. and Mrs. John Gornicl: John Grande, '54 Harold's Lunch Jim Howard Quinlel lmmaculale Conceplion Seniors Hawesville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Jagger Jersin's Barber Shop Complimenls, Jo's Beauly Salon Complimenls, Jo's Conoco Service Jolrer Drive ln Complimenls, Juan's Sludio ol Beauly L. L. Kaslelic Sam Kaysumolo Carburelor and Eleclric Shop Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Kralich Mr. and Mrs. Peler P. Kralil: Jane Krullxa, '53 Jeanne Krullxa, '53 Laurine's Flower Shop Legion ol Mary, Juniors and Seniors Legion ol Mary, Freshman and Sophomores Sylvia Maurello Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marsden Ralph Marshall Complimenls, Marlin Music Co. Complimenls, John Marlino Produce . , Complimenls, Marvin Memorials PATRONS A. Masciolra Grocery Dan and Jack McGuire Mesa Cleaners Middlecamp Agency Mr. and Mrs. George Morrone Julie Mosco, '5l Olrorn Jewelry John J. Oechle Complimenls, Osburn Cleaners Pancho's Cale Marilyn Parr, '54 Pep Club John L. Pelersell Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pellil. '23, '24 Jo Ann Pellil, '53 Regina Pialelc, '54 John P. Proclor Complimenls, Qualily Cleaners Joe Ramirez Red Coal Cleaners Roberl H. Redwine, M.D. Dr. John W. Sabo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Saclcman Dorolhy L. Secora, '49 P.F.C. John B. Secora Mr. and Mrs. Carl Skill John J. Smilh, '5I N. Spangler Slarr Clolhing Sleve's Grocery Slillman-Ready Music Cenler Sl. Leander Grade School Sl. Mary's Hospilal Sludenl Council Kalhleen Sullivan, '54 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sullon Mary Ellen Talbo, '54 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tappero Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson R. L. Twombly Gordon Vidmar, '53 Belly Ann Vendilli, '56 Mr. and Mrs. John Vendilli Mrs. Clara Wagner N. Ward, M.D. Anlhony Zaccardi Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zupancic MERCHANT Ace PLUMBING a. HEATING I23 So. Sanfa Fe Avenue LI 2-395I ACME CLEANERS, INC. I I27 W. Norihern PuebIo's Newesf and Fines'I' ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, INC. 539 Thafcher BIdg. LI 4-0I85 Pueblo, Colorado A. L. AMY SANDING 8: FINISHING 212 Lincoln LI 3-I04B ANDERSON UPHOLSTERY CO. Furnifure Reupholsfering and Cusfom Made Furnifure ARKANSAS VALLEY MOTORS Your Pueblo Ford Dealer 5'II1 and Courf ARDENS TELEVISION 502 N. Sanfa Fe LI 3-2I47 CARMEN ARRIGO AUTO SERVICE 7I6 QuiIIian LI 4-0852 Congrafulafions 'Io Graduaies ATHEY BEAMAN CO.. INC. Pueblo, CoIorado Complimenfs of +he BAND MOTHERS of PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH BERNARD ELECTRIC Good Wiring-ReasonabIe I I I S. Grand LI 3-0486 MORRIS BAKERY II45 E. Evans PuebIo, Colorado BOYER SALES CO. 3035 Elizabefh PueI:Io, Colorado SPONSORS W. G CL . BROWN LUMBER 8: HARDWARE 336 S. Sania Fe Pueblo, Colorado JOE S. BRYANT Loans-Real Esfaie-Insurance 525 Courf BANOUET BAKERY S. J. Monack LI 2-2356 II7 s. union BUTKOVICH MERCANTILE I20I S. Sanfa Fe LI 4-5908 BASIL'S BARBER SHOP I3I3 E. RouH Free Cusiomer Parking CAMPBELUS HARDWARE 724 E. 4th Puebio, Colorado CAMERA-CRAFT SHOPS 905 N. Main II3 Broadway Everyfhing Phofographic Complimenfs of CENTRAL GROCERY 303 E. Gran? Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Vigil C 8: G FOOD STORE Groceries-Meais-Vegeiables I3I8 W. Norfhern CHINN'S DRUG F. C. Chinn I00 Colorado Ave. CLYDE'S PARKING SERVICE In 'Ihe Hearf o'f1'I1e Business Disiricf 3rd 'Io 4+h on Courf Besi Wishes +o Pueblo Ca'fI1oIic High ARKS MAGNETIC MINERAL WATE R MERCHANT The Pause Tha? Refreslwes COCA-COLA DAY-JONES For Men's and Women's Wear DINCLER'S FABRICS I I5 Broadway Ll 2-I574 DON'S CONOCO SERVICE I00 Broadway LI 2-0735 D 8: S PAINT CENTER. INC. George Soffa Glenn Dale ZI7 W. 9ll'1 LI 4-47I5 ELICH'S Fresh-Tally Meals ELLIOTT GARDENS Complele Floral Service l7I6 E. ION! LI4-79I2 Cormplimenls of ELM STREET GROCERY 930 Elrn LI 4-l630 EMPIRE FURNITURE Used Furnilure from Fines? Homes l25-I27 S. Union ESTHER'S GIFT SHOP 5Il Belmonf LI 5-I030 W. BERT FARABEE, JEWELER Official Senfa Fe, D. 81 R. G. W. lr MO. Walclu lnspecfor ll0 W. 4+h LI 2-I544 FARMER'S INSURANCE CO. Smilla-Johnson Disfricl' Agenfs IOS Broadway LI 5-0753 Pa ca lic SPONSORS FAzlo GROCERY s. MARKET Groceries Meals Vegelables IOOO Elm Sl. LI 2-4I I9 FEDERAL SYSTEM OF BAKERS 7I7 N. Main LI 4-7235 Pueblo, Colorado Complimenls of FISHER'S FINE FOODS IIl2 N. Main L12-8325 FLORMAN'S MANUFACTURING CO Painls, Wallpapers, and Glass I90 Cenfral Main LI 4-856i Complimenls of BEN FRANKLIN STORE 3Il W. Norlhern Ll 2-35I4 Minnequa's Complole Five and Ten Complimenfs of a Friend of PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Complimenfs of GAMBLES 4'lh and Sanla Fe Complimenls of FRED J. GORNICK GORNICK FURNITURE 5I4 W. Norlhern Carpels Home Furnishings GOTTULA 409 W. 3rd Ll 3-2692 PU EBLO'S PIONEER JEWELERS Harding-Bulloci Jewelers 6l5 N. Main Ll 4-B854 Complimenls of HOBBYCRAFT 607 N. Mein Ll 4-8l08 MERCHANT HUGHES APPAREL Finesl Apparel a+ Budgef Prices 3I2 N. Main Nexi' io Crews-Beggs HUMPHREY'S COTTAGE FLORAL Flowers 'For All Occasions 4I8 Poll: LI 5-OIBI lCABONE'S SMART MEN'S WEAR PueI::Io's Newesf and Finesf in Men's Wear 620 Main LI 4-3825 JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE PuebIo's Friendliesf S+ore Fred T. Pallto, Pharmacisl 2I I7 E. Evans Ll 4-I592 JEWELS BY GENE 2l4 N. Main Cos+ume Jewelry of Disfincfion JEWETT DRUG STORE Yours for Be'Her Service 4+h and Sanfa Fe LI 3-0040 Complimenfs of THE JONES MORTUARY II02 E. Evans Pueblo, Colo. LA VALENCIA CAFE Finesi' in Mexican Sfyle Dishes 208 W. Norlhern Pueblo, Colo. LEACH-REALTY CO. Esiablished I9I2 Realfor PETE LIRA'S BARBER SHOP 2044 E. 4-'II1 Prompi, Courfeous, Sanifary Service Complimenis of DR. NELL DAINWOOD MACEY Chiropodisf I008 E. 6II1 LI 5-039I MASCIOTRA GROCERY Imporied and Domesfic Groceries LI 3-22I7 206.W. Mesa SPONSORS Complimenfs of MAY MERCANTILE 303 E. Norfhern GEORGE F. McCARTHY Broadway ai' Pifkin Broadway Chapel Complimenfs of DR. LUVERNE P. McGUIRE 507 W. Abriendo MCMEEKANS SUPPLY McMur+ry Pain?-Hardware LI 4-04I3 I943 LaIte Ave. MESA CLEANERS I I2 W. Abriendo LI 2-9574 Free Pick-up and Delivery MODERN PLUMBING Known for Qualify and Sfyle LI 3-0673 MODERN RADIO 8: APPLIANCE CO All Malres of Radios and TV 2I0 W. 2nd MARTIN MOORE INSURANCE 50I TI1a+cI1er Bldg. Pueblo, Colorado MORRIS BAKERY Il45 E. Evans Pueblo, Colorado NORMA'S BEAUTY BAR 7I6 Polk LI 2-I376 NOVAK'S ELECTRIC SERVICE I620 E. 8+h Ll 3-238i Eleclrical Confrucfing PARK HILL ARAPAHOE I40I E. Bfh Pueblo, Colorado Complimenfs of PEPPER FURNITURE 230 N. Union LI 4-4966 MERCHANT GASPER PERRICONE 2I0 E. River Ave. LI 4-7660 POTTER PHARMACY I2I4 Elizabellw LI 5-IZI7 Prescripfion Specialisfs PUEBLO ALUMINUM BRASS FOUNDRY William J. Rupp LI 3-44Bl PUEBLO FLOUR MILLS I08 S. Sania Fe LI 4-2640 Complimenis of PUEBLO HOTEL SUPPLY CO. Pueblo. Colorado Congralulafions Class of '55 Complimenfs of A PUEBLO MERCHANT PUEBLO SEWING MACHINE CO. 3II Courf LI 2-6474 Pueblo, Colorado REED'S VARIETY STORE 722 Polk TIM Friendly Varieiy SI'ore RELIABLE CLOTHING STORE 320 N. Union Avo. Dress and Work Cloihes CLARENCE ROBBE Body and Radiaior Shop 4l7 W. 5II1 S'I'. LI 4-6935 ROBINSON-GARDNER Hardware and Sco'r'I'y Sfores Pueblo, Colorado ROSENBLUM'S Men's Sfore Corner Main and Union ROSSI MERCANTILE CO. A. G. Sfore 200I E. Evans Pueblo. Colo. SPONSORS ROXY'S TREASURE ISLAND JEWELERS Prairie and Norflmern Ll 3-2999 Pueblo, Coloado RYAN TAILORS IOT W. 2nd LI 2-9I8I Have II' Done 'Ihe Safeway SAFEWAY CLEANERS 609 W. 29I'I'l LI 4-4326 C. L. SAYHOUSE I3II E. Evans LI 2-5I73 For Tops ln Candy Apples, Popcorn, Salfwafer Taffy S SAMBO AT TISIE JUNCTION H. F. SCRIBNER 8: CO. Jewelers and Jobbers L. A. Fraferelli Complimenls of SILVER DOLLAR INN 209 N. Sanra Fe SINTON DAIRY OF PUEBLO Good Dairy Producls Come from Good Dairy Farms 6'I'I1 and Elizabeih LI 2-I I03 JOHN F. STARR'S BARBER SHOP Three Barbers 'Io Serve You I240 Evans LI 2-2067 STILLMAN-READY Music Cenfer B03 N. Main STYLE CENTER, INC. Smarf Men's and Women's Wear 305 W. Norihern Ll 4-3858 Complimenfs of FATHER LOUIS STOVIK Complimenls of CHARLES THOMAS MERCHANT SPONSORS TINY'S SHOE REPAIR You're Always Welcome at l09V2 Colorado Avenue WALGREENS LI 2-I459 Ll 3-I926 TOP OF THE TOWN WALT'S RADIO AND TV Where the West Dines the Best M0 S. Union Ll 4-2736 4200 EIU-lbefl' U 4-4596 WESTERN STATES NOVELTY co. F' M' VAN AUKEN d I, I23 South Union Avenue General Conituagnlzgg Remo e 'ng The Brite Spot on South Union Pueblo, Colorado VETERANS e-As at SERVICE WHITE g:iD,2Q,V'5' 'NC' Skelgas and Appliances I I- ' P sz-1 w. 4th s+. LI 5-0334 A '?EffA'wLITE':E'kbColo' A mIDnM':E':j'5TT'lLfsion II3 w. 4th Ll 2-8077 P 'B ce, 9 Pueblo, Colorado 5'b N' M L' 23033 WRIGHT PLUMBING I. HEATING Svomfed BY LI 3-0059 3I IV, s. union VINCE The Best in Plumbing and Heating Congratulations. Graduates MARY A' ZIGICH MR. AND MRS. CHARLES A. WAGNER I202 W. Abriendo Congratulations and Best Wishes from Your MUNY Manager CHARLES A. WAGNER Thatcher Bldg. Ll 5-0996 LIFE INSURANCE A LESSON IN THRIFT THAT LASTS A LIFETIME Telephone '-' M252 CONGRATULATIONS SAM JONES AGENCY +0 me Insurance Real Esfaie Class of '55 Downsfairs Thafcher Bldg. R, M, HELMS Pueblo, Colorado SAM JONES TOM HEALY American Brake Shoe UPTOWN SALES 81 SERVICE PETE BABISH, Mgr. We Mainfain Our Own TV Service Dept 2I5 E. ABRIENDO Ll 5-0347 SINCE l889 Complimenis of Complimenis of FOUNTAIN DRIVE -INN Eas'I' 41h and Erie Ave. LI 4-4649 We Specialize in Sandwiches and Malfs HILL TOP CLEANERS Tel. LI 4-2764 I4II Wesf 4I'h S+. PUEBLO, COLO. HOPKINS SHEET METAL WORKS Heafing and Air Condifioning Venfilafing and Guffers B 81 A BOOTERY Famous Name Shoes OVER 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE 520 N, Main Any+hing You Need in Mefal 405 W. Norihern Ave. We Have H'-Or Can Make H' LI +25H I54 Hobson Phone LI 4-6919 LI 4-3767 See Ihe Heglers FRED'S PAINT SUPPLY IOI SouI'I1 Grand HURLEY Ambulance Service CALL LI 4-I4I3 E. MARVIN HURLEY, Owner Complimenfs of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PUEBLO I'I s Good Business Io Bank WiI'I1 Sou+I1ern CoIorado's OIcIes+ and Larges'I' Bank Firs'I' - Since I 87 I Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION UPTOWN SALES 8: SERVICE 2I5 E. Abriendo Ave. Phone LI 5-0847 PETE BABISH, Mgr. DUCKWALUS MIKE Anmso Treasure Island Shopping Cen+er I807 Palmer LI 2-8386 Open Every Evening TiII 8 PARTS AND SERVICE PETE'S CONOCO SEARS 200I Lake Ave. Phone Li 2-0729 GOODRICH TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Free Pick-Up and Delivery ROEBUCK AND CO. 202 N. Main SI. PUEBLO, COLO. On Washing-Lubricaiion THE NEW MINNEOUA STAR NURSERY 400 WEST NORTHERN AND FLORAL SHOP 2002 NorI'h SanI'a Fe Home of Na+ionaIIy AdverI'isecI Brands Nursery Sfock, Blooming PIan+s, Fresh Cui Flowers and General Landscaping For AII Occassions. Hari' Schaffner 8: Marx Arrow Shirfs SIe'rson Hals Munsingwear Bib 'n Tucker ANTHONY VERLENGIA Manager of METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Life-Acciden+-HeaII'h HospiI'aIiza+ion-Group Room 206 4I6 Courl' SI. Phone Ll 4-4254 Nin+h Period Never Di+ched PUEBI-O COLORADO COLO. FOOD 81 BEVERAGE CompIimen+s of our Lad of 1-he PABST BLUE RIBBON Y WHITE ROCK PRODUCTS COUNTRY CLUB Phone LI 4-8705 ASSUMPTION PARISH Congraiulaiions, Seniors THE PUEBLO GAS 81 FUEL COMPANY Gas Does H' BeHer Smarl' Wearables for Teen-Agers SKIRTS-size 22 Up BLOUSES-Size so Up DRESSES-Size 7 Up THE ISABELLE SHOP II7 Colorado Ave. LI-2-3678 CRANE - O'FALLON CO. Division of Crane Co. VALVES - FITTINGS -- PIPE Plumbing and Hea+ing I80 Ceniral Main PUEBLO. COLORADO Bear In Mind PUEBLO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Fred M. Bear 422 N. Sanfa Fe Ave. PHONE LI 4-bl I9 Complimenfs of THE FRANK PRYOR FURNITURE CO. I27 N. Main Ll 5-I6I4 Congra+uIa+ions Io 'I'I1e Class of '55 MARY C. SMITH 0 'CIC 1 s RESTAU RANT and LOUNGE sus s. mem Ave. Congra'IuIa+ions Shamrock Graduaies UNION GAS AND EQUIPMENT Na+uraI and BoH'IecI Gas Appliances I9I CENTRAL MAIN Pueblo, Colorado THE CHINN STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY PuebIo's NewesI' and Mosr Modern WEDDINGS - PORTRAITS - CHILDREN Convenienfly Loca+ecI af The Mesa Juncfion IO6 COLO. AVE. LI 2-7I27 Congrafularions Shamrock Gradu-ares DINCLER'S FABRICS I I5- I I7 Broadway PUEBLO, COLORADO CompIimen+s of Miner High Life DIST. MIKE DIODOSIO MERCANTILE COMPANY Pueblo, CoIo. DELUXE FLOORING CO. Tile- LinoIeum Carpe'I 246 Wesi' FirsI', Pueblo, CoIo. PHONE LI 2-4705 Maferial and Workmanship FuIIy Guaran'I'eed! See Herb HERB'S SPORT SHOP Phone LI 4-4408 903 N. Main Sweafers, Shoes, Gloves ANY ATHLETIC NEEDS KGHF ABC I 350 Kcs. Hair Fashions by VI NC ENT Award Winner of Hair Shaping and Hair SI'yIing 5I5 W. Evans Phones LI 5-0745 or LI 2,3274 Besi' Wishes from MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL J. SOLDREN AND DAUGHTERS Complimenfs of W. WOOLWORTH 4+h and Main PUEBLO, COLORADO 's Complimen+s of CITY CAB CO. Dial Ll 3-2525 CREWS - BEGGS Is fhe S+ore 'For Me! LI 5-I570 SAM'S MEAT MARKET Mea+, Poul+ry and Eggs WHOLESALE- RETAlL Phone LI 3-4065, LI 3-4066 304 S. Union, Pueblo, Colorado RELEFORD'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Fresh Cui' Flowers Daily, Special On Corsages and Decorafions 'For Foorball Games, Proms, Efc. I740 E. IOTH Phone LI 2-50I6, ll 2-50l7 Complefe Real Esfafe Service and All Kinds of Insurance We Also Figure Income Tax FRENCH REALTY AND INSURANCE Holberf M. and Clara T. French Managers II3 W. Rou++ Ph. LI 3-0878 For Qualify Meals and Groceries al' Lowesl' Prices FRANK'S MARKET 2000 Sanfe Fe Drive PHONE LI 2-66I5 PANITORIUM CLEANERS Alferaiions -- Dyeing - Relining Reweaving and Tailoring Repairs FRIGIDAIRE FUR STORAGE PICKUP AND DELIVERY IIS W. 5I'I1 Phone Ll 4-73I6 Cowboy Boo+s Made +o Measure PARK I'IILL SHOE SHOP bib Easi' 4+h S+ree1' Llncoln 2-4286 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY Children and Men's Shoes and Boofs K D REXALL DRUG STORES 25 Years of Dominanl' Service RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Your Drug Dollar Goes Farfher af IOI Broadway LI 5-0430 29'I'h and Elizabeih LI 4-0096 I349 E. 8+h LI 2-6790 NO PARKING PROBLEMS Free Delivery Congrafulalions, Shamroclcs Complimenis of BILL SCOTT L 8: N Servicenfer Lake and Norfhern Dial LI 2-0777 Your - Dealer GIVE YOUR CAR THE BEST 1 limi .0 ii 55 illll ,K will ll gl I will Ui. Afvlfongratulations Nil' All 'yglllfgh Alto the Class of '55 'QT Q2 JQYAY PHILLIPS STUDIO X .X W. Ny Ollicial Senior Class Pholographer I y I IO3 WEST 2ND ST. PHONE Ll 3-053l Pueblo, Colorado Complimenls ol ENO'S FINE JEWELRY 624 Norlh Main Slreel YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS Phone LI 3-I779 There is a 'Cause' lor Every Disease CHIROPRACTIC Locales and Correcls ll DR.s N. L. WALTHER Chiropraclor Where lhe Sick Come lo Gel Well and Slay Well PHONE LI 4-l468 l02 W. Pillrin Ave. Pueblo, Colorado SANTA FE SERVICENTER 825 N. Sanla Fe PHONE Ll 2-088I Washing - Lubricalion Goodyear Tires - ACCBSSOFIGS L GROVE DRUG STORES Six Friendly Drug S'I'ores ConvenienI'Iy Loca'I'ed fo Give You BETTER SERVICE THE MODERN WAY To Be Tradifionally Correcf Fine Heliograved Wedding Inviiafions and Announcemenrs THE ARTCRAFT PRINTERS 43I Washingion S+. Ll 3-Ib27 I23 Broadway Mesa Juncfion Phone LI 4-I075 FRANK'S BEAUTY CENTER Lei Your Hair Problem Be Ours PUEBLO, COLORADO Complimenfs of OTTERSTEIN 81 CO. I26 Oneida LI 3-0993 PRAYER STUDY SACRIFICE CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE Pueblo Cafholic High School PUEBLO, COLORADO SAND AND GRAVEL AII Aggrega+ed Processed Io Meei SI'aI'e and Federal Specificafions Concrefe Sand-Sand-GraveI Mix Plasfer Sand -Concreie Gravel Engine Sand-Roofing Gravel Blasfing Sand-Road Chips Masonry Sand-Waier Well Gravel Cemeni'-Driveway Gravel Call LI 4-545 I FOUNTAIN SAND 81 GRAVEL CO Esfablished in I9I3 OFFICE AND PLANT Joplin Sf. and Arkansas CENTRAL STATES ROOFING 8: INSULATING CO. PI1one Ll 2-2567 4I'I1 and Elizabefh Eslablislmed I924 Pueblo, Colo. JOHNS MANVILLE APPROVED APPLICATORS OF BONDED ROOFINGS ASBESTOS SIDING ROCKWOOL INSULATION For Hue Besl' Hamburgers In Town Try l'l1e MESA SNACK Opposi+e McClelland Library aI' Mesa Juncfion MINNEOUA SUPPLY CO. - Home of 'I' Wa erproofmg RobIeIr's Food Plan Ludowici-Celadon Roofing Tile 2 STORES Asbeslos and AspI'1aII' Shingles ZIO9 E- Evans 3I5 Noffhefn VAN DOUGLASS w. E. DoueLAss Appliances MAYTAG - WESTINGHOUSE -ADMIRAL JOE DOUGLASS NORGE FURNITURE Congra+uIa'rions from Your Friendly FURR FOOD STORES FARMERS Air-Condifioned for Your Comforl' 3 STORES 504 Norflw Grand I5I2 Wesl' FourI'I1 I I I I Wesl' Norfhern J. C. ARDEN, General Manager For invaluable assislance in fhe Dioce- san worlcs of Cl1ariI'y and for many ads of 'I'I'1oughHuIness and Irindness, sincere grafifude is expressed fo +I1e Priesfs and Sisfers, Io Ihe commercial classes and 'Io many individual sludenfs of Pueblo High School. May God reward you! RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH J. WALSH Direcfor, Pueblo Cafholic Charifies LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. You Always Do BeI'+er Here! Everylhing In Building Ma'I'erials Everylhing In Lumber, Building Blocks Millwork, Doors, Roofing, InsuIa+ion Painl' and Varnish, Wall Board, Hardware Glass, Tools, Ranch Supplies FLOOR SANDERS RENTED Our New Address ls: 30I SO. MAIN LI 3-2254 PueI:Io's Only Drive In Bank ARKANSAS VALLEY BANK 2II W. 8I'I1 Member F.D.I.C. and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM NEW METHOD Cleaners and Tailors I323 Easl' Evans Avenue LI 4-4055 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER EGAN TEXACO SERVICE Lake and Summii' lnsurance Phone Ll 3-0024 Only PUEBLO, COLORADO Colorado Building PUEBLO. COLORADO PuebIo's Finesf Compleie Car Service YOUR TEXACO DEALER LEO'S HAIR STYLING SALON Professional Care is Besi' for I'I1e Hair 9I9 NORTH MAIN PHONE LI 2-6372 Come In and Visir Our Gifr Deparfmeni' 'I' SKIRTS 'I' BLOUSES 'I' HOSIERY 'I' COSMETICS 'I' COSTUME JEWELRY Free Gifl' Wrapping wiff fffff? ff fl WM' Wig Milf J A Sin Li 4-3 4 ho Llc -444 ,KW X!j4l9bg6EV EBLs W PRS WQNS' IUVfic,AT MM M WMM W W Qi ff' . -W Jw J by MW G,QWWYM if , g A1 Q2 M wmwmm md .9 fuljanass ofblggo e gr? WMP EA jar doo f QMMMWWQ Hffyplw 35 MVAQYMMMWW 4 JW NVQ Wf5N'Sf'Wf I, P lacylzpv ,G EDSEYW J MWQWW Qi pw W' +1 ' I WJ S7 JM f Q' I Be I I es fo 'Ihe' mroclc Class of '55 Associ fgd S+uden+s I SANTA LARAI U RSITY 1 I p San+a I a, alifcynigl I f Pro p nd C udeoua? Service X Q ff DEE CLEANERS 1 EE PICKUP AND DELIVERY EVAN C. GRACE, Mgr. Phone Llncoln 2-5840 25'rh and Elizabeih Pueblo. Colorado JOE E. TEZA-K General Confrador 2I25 E. Orman Ave. Phone Llncoln 3-I758 SCHUSTER IVAN BAKERY Full Line of Paslries CAKES TO ORDER FOR ALL OCCASIONS W dd e ings, Pariies, Efc. I55 E. ABRIENDO AVE. Llncoln 4-I062 IRIS BEAUTY SALON Kafherine Hill and Sally Blagg Permanenfs and Hairsfyling EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT OPERATORS Member of Nafional Associafed Beauficians I09 WEST 6TH LI 2-84I I CongraIuIa+ions Io +he Class of l955 The Pueblo Savings and Trust Company Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION L ll66ll MOOREIS SERVICE Fine Jewelry Fine Waiches Compleie Car Service Hours 7 A.M. +o I0 P.M. PUEBLO. COLORADO I0+l1 and Grand Ll 2-0770 440 Colorado Bldg. PUEBLO, COLORADO HYDE PARK DAIRY Producers of Fine Dairy Foods 2800 Wed Ilrh Ll 4-7640 PUEBLO, COLORADO , L ' ITQIMPURTANT 7. L T HAVE THE ju-' nom: LAMP SKATELAND S ' AT.'33E.2GL'JLZLzE Y LW - ROLLER RINK Open Nigh+ly Excepi' Monday 'J 0 fx 7:30 +0 l0:30 PM. QQ Xlgiffxlus e. Saiurday and Sunday 0 Mai. 2 +o 4 P.M. 12-Lx L Friday Nighf-Sfudenf Discounf 8 LEARN TO SKATE IN E P gf SKATELAND CLASSES Junior Beginners Sa+urday ' U h I +0 2 PM. ilk? 5 Vr,, Y Aduhi Beginners Tuesday Evening .--,v',',' V-Vi Z ::'f zvzairgifg,---tg, 6:30 fo 7:30 P.M. SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER COMPANY ii L 434,-M ,ang ,O R . W J X X Qxjxlf 1? xx KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Q M584 COLO' X. 62I w.NonrHsnN X 4 KAN X 'X gi Diamonds - Watches - Cosiume Jeweiru Yi' X - A fifilakcfri and cgzfzaiming ii Q Xllli dx . 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