Pueblo Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

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All -i ff if' We work Togefher Volume X ECCLESIASTICUS VI 1956 Pueblo Catholic High School Pueblo, Colorado in We Ded icate mgpi lllff f' it 1 1 f' ,Ii , xfft ,jf the 1956 Shamrock X 5 I ,y i,' s gf xii' 'ip' yi ,fam ' , fr , , ,A to Friends . . l I ,ffl LII' I Ji 1 ft- f' 5 is . :N it 'E J. . . ,Q Friend to Zach and every one of us . . . always ready to listen i gl' .Q to any :trialflor tribulatifo Acre may have . . . always available to take our N it X ,I hahxd jrlttd' wide usxcyfthe 'chosen path . . . toward Eternal Friendship. it ti ' if h 4' N 1 Our Parents, throygh the years you have become dearer to us . . . you ! I 0 ff' il'hVe taught us the true! meanin of Friendshi . . . how to ac uire and kee , X . I Q P Cl P it QQ. . your' FrieridJhip is a beautiful reflection of God's. 1 , ,2- -J ks. A.,'dOur feathers, you who have given us your Friendship through every U' year of ourflifves . . . you have prepared us for life, warned us against those who would seek to break the Bonds of Friendship which are so precious to us. . . . Monsignor Voss, in taking Christ's place on earth, you have truly opened the vista of your heart to each one of us . . . teaching us to love God and each other in a world embittered by hate. . . . Roberta Riley, no one of us under the friendly roof of PCH can utter the word Friend without thinking of you and the many ioys of Friendship we shared with you . . . the true meaning of the word Friend was exemplified in your life. . . . Friends, let all of us be . . . so that Friendship may become powerful enough to break the barriers of hate between brothers, neighbors, cities, nations . . . may we live as Christ asked us to live the night before He died, when He said, This is My Commandment, that you love one another as l have loved you . . . You are My Friends if you do the things that l command you. No longer do l call you servants, because the servant does not know what the master does. But l have called you Friends, because all things that l have heard from My Father I have made known to you . . . These things I command you, that you may love one another. John l51l2'l7- Presented by Shamrock Staff of 1956 Pueblo, Cqlqrqdg Pueblo CCI1'l10liC High SCl100l Editor . . .Jeanne Spitzer Assistant Editor . . . Dale Hammond Business Manager . . . Beverly Grassman School Life Editor, Mary Lynn Wagner, Assistant, Carol Miklich, Arlene Vigil, Assistant Business Manager, Violet Senatore, Senior Editor, Jim Massara, Assistant Senior Editor, Pat Chiaro, Junior Editor, Mike Oc- chiato, Assistant, Pat Conner, Sophomore Editor, Jim Atchley, Assistant, Pat Williams, Freshman Editor, Joanne Krall, Assistant, Lauretta Dave- line, Activities Editor, Jim Drury and Joe Truiillo, Sports Editors, Beth Bongirno, Picture Editor, Mary Jo Perricone, Subscription Manager, Sue Fisher, and Mike Badovinac, Coordinators. iii-A ,, 1 44, E? Mwfn Mqimm-da., he Lu,w.L.MmW s mm 'S ' A6 Q73 ri , 'Q nv x I 3 g 'Ulm ' -0 .QW,,:,1 3 1 0 V 1 ? , 3 5 3 2 , S , a V i h m Zi ,f, , ir ,. 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Mary Lee Verderaime Jim Massara rg? 1- ri V,L, 4 K Class Officers of l953 Patricia James 7 L KYV. if cf. James Massara Jean Newkirk Ray Tronfell VW L J jr' 3 ff- .. f':,'?iI 3 Jeanne Spitzer . , I Remember when These eighth Joe Panmmzio CaroIMikIiCh grade graduafes won scholarships To PCH? Freshman Year Qu DEA 7: -M, :isxksfszg 3 fe 4 v 40 . K U E I' an . ,Us . Q. 'pf , Q NK 2,1 's1.' QGP' all 4 l B K N 1 kiss x. g'ra iA, gs . '-Q' 'sea . s ...n fs. Q, --d..,4 '-N, Nw 5 P' KA, Wh ,,,w ' -4.....w-. gf 'nf E 5 E Kflrwwm .,.....-ff' ,.,..,.V--ff' We Remember . . . .. School Splrlt . . . at assemblies . . . af games . . . aT banquets Sue Fisher Jean Mathis WE will always remem- ber our first Prom, Mel- ody in May, when we were Juniors. The dance was held af The Country club, and Jimmy Howard played. -1141wmiWFa21stL?5H4'3r'4?lf ru If, Junior Prom Commmee ,fm 'Al ITI if dt ti tw s r 1 r r Mike with We Remember Mr. Michael Davlin, Big Mike, head football coach for '52, '53, and '54. was responsible for making the Fighting Irish, the team to beat! During his three years the Sons of Erin, his teams completed a record of i7 wins, 9 losses, and 4 ties. Big Mike and Joe Puleo are honored at All-School Awards As- sembly, prior to Davlin's departure for California, God YOU, speed you, and God bless Mike! Mr. Davlin at all sports banquet in '54, speaking to Terry Brennan, head football coach at Notre Dame, Big Mike's Alma Mater. 7 i l iii. A ., l Remember when the Galloping Gaels won the First Intramural Basketball Championship at PCH? s e c All-American Quarterback from Notre Dame, Ralph Guglielmi, flew from ND to be chief speaker at our all-sports banquet when we were Juniors. Coach John Neari and Q ink U Coach Frank Flood have helped to make athletic his- tory at our school. if ...,.,,...-ww- ' When we were Freshies wr- L .1 sw P f Q., Ah! These were The Days 'mrmwfww-fn ,,-v.. K-f wwfwk ,T , 7 5 , film Q , , gr -' , ,,,a,fA2gffi? , , x ff . .,,. gb , 2 3 he Y , YE? A ' , ,QQ . 3232-,gi A , Q e f 1 . 'T , T V Mg- QQ ' Q A W A i f f','PL V ' -L f.Qf1???fi5. V2 Q , e T f J -I v.i':r1 , , ?V' 4f5gkf Q TV 'H --2 'W Tisisifxie .A I A V --f 9 7 A j A A ,N H Ni mms 'M' X Q, 'V K if kg, , K 1 r k . W' il. 'iff K - Q - 'N 1 :ff 'K 3'Uf-J YBALL 'I' 'f I 53 ,T Qty! w.,Q,-:fwfi -jj Q Q Q9 X 4 Q ww , .,1 F ' gg, wi -' X' 5 fe A iw , W T 1 , ,. ' N ' .3 , ,A 'ijsfciflzx gk , ,.g- ' fu-ag, 1 f,,,f , -, fe, f - 1, -,ff,,,,y Q .V x 91 M T . - 'f ' ff'-,., : 1-' , 4, S., ez?-,-Fits: .,mMmn ig 5,-.3 , X 11 M ' V ' KTM rff' e , ' l ff' 6 N93 - 1 f 'lf - , 1 4 Ly we we Q Q f' 7 A 1 -v, 1 gi A5,1g1gXf T PUEILO, if cow.. gg: A .,,4 T Q ..,,'b . M ,A . , . ie , A ..,l . Q 55, g list Ammai PL , e mg Ga:-fr T ,Ti e V, ,, vff1257fg?ii2im, A x 19? V 5 WE 'Q N1 Q-L !??' i, A. E554 4-1-ff'-ww M-1 e,,w-ww My 1-f f+,5,:,'f.,,ff1fm,fem, f, ,,f H: ik. ,V fy . T, A A K - S ,N , 2 The Fmlshed Produc? -1 .. ,vln . , in '- ' fn -I ,V.:l I ' Q I .rf A 3 ,,,: T , gwff ff Y- 5 ,.. 3 5 B... 5. . N N? f We Remember . . . Father Jones gives us spiritual slams on life during our Junior reireaf. Y W Homecoming in '54 finds . . . The many opporiunities we were given to grow spiritualiy in grace, wisdom, and spirit. A 'Nay x P, us storming Heaven with united prayers. Our Sophomore retreat , . . Father Gerard Goetz O.S.B. of Holy Cross Abbey was our refreai master. The Friendly School, Pueblo Cothollc High The halls of PCH have seen many awkward, giggling Freshmen, but none as typical as the Class of '56. How well we remember our first Retreat with Monsignor James O'Neill as retreat master . . . football and basketball victories-and defeats, too . . . the novelty of rushing to lockers . . . changing classes . . . extracurricular activities . . . Pep club formations . . . and the forming of Our Lady's Sodality . . . the Dogma of the Assumption of Our Lady was declared during this year. Sophomore year found us feeling more at home at PCH . . . the Holy Father, Pope Pius Xll officially opened the Marian Year, December 8 . . . every class made Marian Year proiects and tributes . . . illuminated manuscripts, geometric posters . , . the yearbook was dedicated to the Holy Father who had made the Marian Year possible . . . and we all tried to become more like Mary in our daily lives . . . we remember the bonfire . . . CSMC Masquerade Ball . . . the Tatler social . . . Coach Ed Murray resigned . . . Coach John Neari replaced him . . . the Tatler received All-Catholic, All-American, and Medalist awards . . . Our Superintendent, Father Voss, became the Very Reverend Monsignor Voss . . . Father Louis Stovik, athletic director and dean of discipline, returned to parish work . . . at the last assembly of the year, we were told that we could no longer drive cars to school . . . the Junior-Senior Prom, Enchanted Garden made us realize that next year would be our turn. Father Gerard OSB gave our retreat. Our Junior Year . . . how fortunate we are . . . Christ has come to dwell with us in the Blessed Sacrament in our school Chapel . . . He was here when we returned to school . . . the advantages and graces which are now ours, are innumerable . . . seventeen Shamrocks attended the CSMC convention at Notre Dame . . . Father Charles Jones of Denver gave three separate days of recollection instead of the usual three day retreat . . . we did not miss our cars as much as we expected to . . . we gave the Homecoming Dance and named it Marian Whilrl to honor Our Lady , . . Mary's year ended December 8 . . . our beloved classmate, Roberta Riley, died of bulbar polio, January 14, 1955, after an illness of five days . . . she has become our Heavenly advocate . , . we ask for all our favors through her . . . Father Daniel Huber became our assistant principal and spiritual director . . . Father gave us the advantage of Confession every Wednesday if we wished it . . . we began a track team with Frank Flood coaching . . . we gave the Junior-Senior Prom, Melody in May and chose Sally Beatty for our Queen . . . we crowned Our Lady Queen of May, with Rosemarie De Tata placing the flower crown on her head . . . we won the SCPL baseball championship . , . and started buying football tickets from our favorite Homecoming Queen candidate . . . we elected our class officers for '56 and voted on voting machines in Student Council primary elections . . . Jim Massara we chose for the fourth straight year as our class president. Our Senior Year was the most perfect . . . the climax of four wonderful years . . . in time, the faces will be forgotten . . . so will be the fun . . . but never will we forget the friends we have made at PCH. May all of us meet in Eternal Friendship. MOST REVEREND BISHOP JOSEPH CLEMENT WILLGING, D.D., Bishop of Pueblo, be- stows his blessing upon student leaders of Pueblo Catholic High. John Fagan, Jean Mathis, Lane Faricy, Arlene Vigil, Mary Ann Baum, Jeanne Spitzer, Sherman French. We, the students of Pueblo Catholic High School, humbly offer to our Bishop, Joseph Clement Willging, D.D .... our friendship. Your Excellency, you are our friend . . . as the shepherd of our souls, you lead Ll' . . . you care for us spiritually, giving us food, shelter and security for our souls . . . your love of Christ and your fellow men are the basis for our friendship. As First Shepherd of our souls in the New Diocese of Pueblo, we see new churches springing up, social improvements . . . deepening of the religious roots by increase in vocation . . . and general improvements throughout Southern Colorado. We thank you, Bishop Willging . . . for the chapel in our school . . . this gives us a special way to sanctify and bless each and every student at school . . . You dedicated this, and it is a milestone to you . . . as it is dedicated to St. Joseph, your patron saint. The devotion and love you have for St. Therese is localized in our school . . As is the love you have for us. Thank you, Your Excellency, for the opportunity to know and to love you . . Our life would not be complete without your Friendship. FATHER HUBER Hovv can we really go about Trying to express our appreciation for your most outstanding friendship, which you have extended to each and every one of us. We know we have a True friend To turn to for that special spiritual guidance and understanding. The responsibility you have Taken into your hands, you have accepted willingly so that you could make our life here at school such a happy and holy one. Your sincere interest in athletics brings you nearer To The students and enables you to lead us on our chosen path. Truly, you are an outstanding example, and your influence makes us proud To extend our heart To you in friendship, Father Daniel Huber. Seeking advice from Father Daniel Huber, Spiritual Director of Pueblo Catholic High School, are Lauretta Daveline, Student Council Treasurer, and Michael Occhiato, Student Council Vice President. BWAN - Student Council Officers, James Massara and Mary Lynn Wagner, check the agenda of student affairs with Monsignor Elwood C. Voss, Superintendent of Pueblo Catholic High. MONSIGNOR VOSS Our friend . . . everyone calls you that now, but only in the years to come will we realize the friend you really are to us. In essence, you are greatly responsible for Pueblo Catholic High being one of the rnost modern high schools in the state. Your friendship, however, is not confined to the walls of Pueblo Catholic High, for you are actively engaged in the society for the Propa- gation of the Faith, and athletic director for the school sports squads and Spiritual Director of the Serra Club. Monsignor Voss, you devote your main interests to the Missions and our Blessed Mother. Extensive reading, study, and prayers, mark your enthusiasm. No one knows the countless charitable acts you perform. At the head of your list of attributes are your friendliness, help, com- fort, and advice, constantly aiding students in need. Monsignor, we thank God and Our Lady that we have been friends together. .kr Rt. Rev, Monsignor A, J. Miller, V.G., Pastor of St. Francis Xavier Parish, with Charles Riggio, Marjorie Smilanich, Mary Ann Depperschmidt, and Marlene Valent. Father John Sierra, S.F., Pastor of Holy Rosary Parish with James Longgrear, June Bittman, and Thomas Longgrear. f W 7 7 ,Y g J-,gr X. ll L , Father Charles J. Murray, S.J,, Pastor of Mount Carmel Parish, with Arnold Garcia, Stella Orona, Vera Di Salvo, and Charles Bacino. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph F. Warnat, Pastor of the Shrine of St. Therese, with Howard Matson, Mary Nell Padgett, Thomas Larkin, and Julie Cassidy. ,fa F 2' P Q? V 5 5 Father Clement M, Firko, Pastor of St. Anthony's Parish with Carole Petric, James Krizman, and Betty Lou Pavol. Rt. Rev. Peter F. Maas, Pastor of Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish, with Judith Cowgill, Quinlan Selman, Sheila Selrnan, and Rich- ard Vigil. , 1 f .-t, I C . C I, ,w,1. ,. 1 In .Qu ' A 5 Q K . 5' . .' '. 7 f2:QQlfis,f:f1:f1S-' 1 f A 'Ag r-.wgrisifsf ':'ff1igi'f'fixfS' 1,55 1 -wwf , xt, -fem Plwagffr-.a .r'- -- l Rt. Rev. John J. Kelley, Pastor of St. Pius X Parish, with Frances Singer, and Jane Buser. Father Joseph S. Haller, S.J., Pastor of Assumption Parish, with Gary Ritchie, Patricia Melton, and Frances Krasovec. Father Claude Roberts, O.S.B., Assistant Pastor of St. Mary's Parish, with Teresa Priiatel, Claire Priiatel, Richard Jesik, and Mary Kay Prince. Father Conan Lee, O.F,Nl., Pastor of Holy Family Parish, with Elizabeth Venclitti, Charles Doepper, and Julienne Cooper. r, v r sg 1 ,fr VERY REV. MONSIGNOR ELWOOD C. VOSS FATHER DANIEL R. HUBER Superintendent Assistant Superintendent SISTER ALICE MARY Principal H gi' Q Sfuoem' 52 COUNCIL PUEBLO CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PUEBLO, COLORADO sf I XXX '7 K T AZ' x FATHER FATHER EDWARD WICHMANN ,,.., FATHER WILLIAM DOLL ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, FATHER JOSEPH MCGUINNESS .,,,.. JOHN O'FLAHERTY, S.J. ...L . CONAN LEE, O.F.M. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,, . . FATHER FATHER RAYMOND GRIMES ...,,,,,,, FATHER JOHN SIERRA, S.F. .....,,,,,, . ............Religion .........Religion ........Religion .-......ReI igion ..-.....Religion ..-....-Religion ......--Religion -.......Religion FATHER IGNATIUS SMITH, O.S.C. ,,., . FATHER DANIEL HUBER ,,,,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,, .....,,, R eligion MONSIGNOR ELWOOD C. VOSS . ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,. R eligion SISTER ALICE MARY ,,,.....,.,,..,,,,.,,...,,,,,,....,.,,,,,,.. ..,,,,,,,...... ,,...,A..,,,.,..,..,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,.. E n glish SISTER MARY BERNICE .,.,..,,.,,,,,.....,,,,,,...,.,,, .. ,.,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,. ..Librarian, English, i ory SISTER JEANNE d'ARC ..,,. ,,..,,..,,,,,,,,, ..,,,, ff . .,,,,,,.. . .I English, ory SISTER MARY LORENZ ,,,, . .. ...,. .H - -. - SISTER GEORGIANA ,,...,,,,,,,.......,,,.......,,..,,..,,,,,.,.,...L,,.,,., ..Mathematics, Physics, Chemistr SISTER THERESE MARTIN ..,,,,......,,........,.,....,,,,,..,,,.,..,,,,,...,..., Journalism, English, Sociology SISTER GENEVIEVE CLARE ,,,.. .,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,,....,...,,,,,,.,...,,,, Mathematics, English SISTER MARY DAVID ..,,,,,,,..,...,,..........,,.......,,,, Art, English, Speech, Mechanical Drawing SISTER ANGELA MARIE ,,,. ......,,,,.....,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,.,....,,.,,.,,.,.,,,,,,, H istory, Home Economics SISTER ROSE ANITA .,,L. ,..... . ,L,L..,.. ..,,.L... ..,,,,L,L.,.....,.L.....,.,,...... ,L,..,...L,LsL....s,. C o m m ercial sisieia AGNES PATRICE - .Q7Q'-iaioaiafin, olee Club SISTER MARIANNA ...,,,,......,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, Engl sh, Mechanical Drawing, Biology MR. JOSEPH BEHR ,.,..,,.,,,....,.,...,,......L,,,,......,,,,..,,.....,,,,.,....,,,,.....,,Lc.....,v,,.,.., Religion, Latin MR. JOHN NEARI ......, ...,,, T yping, Biology, Physical Education MR. JACK PARSONS ,,,,.,....,,.,,,,,..... ,,,o..., M athematics, Physical Education MR. SHELLY KELTNER ..............,......,.. ......,...........,.............,...........,,... B and MISS MARY ELLEN TALBOW, '54 --..--. .,,,..... ,......,..,,, S ecretary MISS MARY NELL MALONEY, '55 ,..... MR. FRANK FLOCK ...,................, ......... MRS. FRANCES CASTRO ,.... .......,. .Secretary Custodian Custodian P ' QW '5f L , 7 ff fl .3 -7 KA Q '- Ay 'li' ii' JUN: r 59267 a Mr. Shelly Keltner, Miss Mary Nell Maloney, Miss Mary Ellen Talbow, Mr. Jack Parsons, X Mr. John Neari. MR. GLENN U. NICHOLS OUR FRIEND Red roses and vvhiTe gladiolas covered The sTeel casket conTaining The morTal remains of Pueblo CaTholic High's good friend and ardenT boosTer, Mr. Glenn U. Nichols. The double spray was adorned WiTh a red saTin ribbon on which were gold leTTers forming The words, Our Friend. Roses were chosen by The sTudenTs of CaTholic High because They are The mosT beauTiTuI of all flowers. To almosT everyone Mr. Nichols seemed like a prayer. He was always There when he was needed. His camera caughT life and broughT iT To a sTand- sTill of picTures. Our yearbook and school papers are filled vviTh phoTographs ThaT are now memories of him. BuT The phoTograph vve love besT is The picTure of his humiliTy, sinceriTy, courTesy, puncTuali- Ty, and loyalTy. SaTurday nighT, SepTember 3, Mr. Nichols was called To his GreaTesT AssignmenT-his meeTing WiTh his CreaTor. ln The passing of Mr. Nichols The school has Truly losT a greaT friend. Many TribuTes could be paid him, buT none so True as, We'll miss him. The paTh of Glenn's life was Tilled vviTh kindness, sympaThy and undersTanding. This picTure of a porrion of CiTy Park was Taken by Glenn forthe Shamrock. Senior Religion Teachers, Father Edward Wicnmann, Father Conan Lee, O.F.M., and Senior Class Of- ficers, James Massara, Jacqueline Cosfanza, James Drury, Janet Scnum. me if SENICRS MICHAEL BADOVINAC I-IENRIETTA BALLOGA ' '4u.... WWII IW HELEN BARGAS Sherman Frenc JuIie Cassidy, Lou GOD'S FRIENDSHIP IS ETERNAL. h, Marianne Dicks, Doyle. MARY ANN BAUM i X DALE BENSKO ALVIN BRESSAN, Ex '56 JANE BUSER CONSTANCE CABLES ,V., A A , , ,ff ,wen .' if ,fix-z-1 ffsfiffii: ilu,-1iv..z'2f:Mzzfe---'fasiiii' Y 2 ' 1, All 5 f Y ' ANTHONY CAPOZZOLA Don Vigil, Claudette Mallia, Ber- nice Phillips LET THOSE CLOSE TO YOUR HEART LEAD YOU TO HEAVEN if-A I f T -wwf' - ' alN1ww1 fv m ' Y I THOMAS CLEMENTI J f'fS'?5.' '- VT ,Ak A fi ' F 345 C , in 'i44L-fl-A JULIE CASSIDY PATRICIA COLE A FRIENDLIKE A MATH EMATICIAN, CAN SETTLE YOUR PROBLEMS. Arnoid Mitcham, Violet Senafore, Carole Kasic LOUIS CARICATO JACQUE LINE COSTANZA MA RY ANN DEPPERSQHMIDT MARIANNE DICKS Louis DOYLE JAMES DRURY, JOHN FAGAN Patty Williams, Joe Pannunzi Connie Cables MAN'S TREASURY OF HAPPINESS IS IN THE CHEST OF GOOD WILL. IQ .7Wfx wiQ.? '-f lx.MwW,,n. ' ll il4W!f,WWf3WNll'W' BOTH FRIENDSHIP AND TREES BECOME DEEPER ROOTED IN TIME Betty Venditti, Dale Hammond, Patty Pillifferi I .: , I f 1 'ffm MARGARET FALKENSTEIN LANE FARICY CARL FIECHTL SUE FISHER SHERMAN- FRENCH KENNETH GOODENOUGH ARNOLD GARCIA BARBARA GORSHE CHARLES GRECO T DALE HAMMOND Dale Bensko, Lane Faricy, Chuck Greco THE HARMONY OF TRUST CAN DEFEAT ALL DOUBTS. L SHIP IS COIVIPOSED OF 360 DEGREES WITH AN INFINITE NUMBER OF RIGHT ANGLES. Helen Bargas, Bill Kocman, Arlene Vigil PATRICIA JAMES RICHARD JESIK I CAI2oI.E KASIC ELAINE KENNEDY WILLIAM KOCIVIAN THE CIRCLE OF COMPANION- JAMES KRIZMAN I II I R f L, 5 I X GOL DENIA LISAC, Ex '56 CLAUDETTE MALLIA ANITA LOPEZ im FRANCES LEE MALONEY J Krizman, Kathy Melia, Mary Ann Depperschmidt, Ray TronTeII A PERSON ARMED WITH PEACE OF SOUL CAN DESTROY ALL BARRIERS IN LIFE. 33 UNITY AND CONTENTNIENT WITH OTHERS IS LASTING IN TRUE FRIENDSHIP Denia Lisac, Isabel Rodriguez, Jean Newkirk, Charlotte Mishmash . - : Q52 ,sr Q? X ms: V- 'lk' S 3 K R'3u'-'wqyii I I .-E ki 1 vim 2 pay. ,alma 7.ffs:1.-mi3:-f ,,. xx DANIEL MARON EY YOLINDA MARTINEZ JAMES MASSARA JEAN MATHIS GEORGE MCGEE 551, 'if' IW R , II , awk 5. SER qmgggwxfx X 9 igwil I I I 5 32 I 3? ax xy .gig 2 A 55 I 5 SEM I 19- f , , If If z 'gf' wid: 3 fn K was f rfb 1' I S3 M I 4 -if Q5 '--j,':,,, , , -I . H., H ,,,. AQ? f, . .I-31 I 1 : 1. .. CONSTANCE MCGRATH, Ex '56 JAMES MCI-AUGHI-IN CAROL MIKLICH Yolinda Martinez, Mary ner, Martha Rodriguez, THE RELATIONSHIP OF MEN TODAY BRINGS A BETTER WORLD TOMORROW. Ly Jim nn g Massara KATHLEEN MELIA PATRICIA MELTON ARNOLD MITCHEM -V -'nfs-QE. X R 'J .-fffn-'95, ehsxg ' f R A T AEE ' In K RM Sue Fisher T CHARLOTTE MISHMASH JAMES MUDRONE THE STONES OF TIME ARE CEMENTED WITH BROTHERHOOD. Ken Goodenough, Arnold Garcia, BARBARA MIKUS JEAN NEWKIRK JOSEPH PANNUNZIO RONALD PETKOVSEK PATRICIA PILLITTERI . ,. , - ,--f-f ,ff Lf- f A 6 BERNICE Pu-m.l.uPs if 4- , a A V V - ,yi 6 V E V 'A m ' .. ,V .P -f 'N V K- MTF' - ' 4 A LAWRENCE PRENGER Bob Valentine, Frances Maloney, Anita Lopez, Loretta Amman AN OUTSTRETCHED ARM AND OPEN HANDS OFFER HOPE. FRIENDSHIP, THE DOOR WITH OUT A LOCK, EXCLUDES NO- ONE. Mary Ann Baum, Pat Cole, Carol Miklich, Jane? Schum, Lou Caricafo . ' .'2', E :..1 Q ' V - 1:51 - .V 44 ,ig - N 1' il 'V Q :-hgh?-L g fii? ji. Q:-v V -4:52 - :ws RONALD RIMOCK I., ISABEL. RODRIGUEZ 51 4 I J MARTHA RODRIGUEZ ANTHONY ROMERO JANET SCHUM R f' 'W Y W5 f L, Y is , 5 T 2 r 5 WILLIAM SCOTT SHEILA SELMAN VIOLET SENATORE JEANNE SPITZER ff if E Rf E . 5: 47 F A WJ J JAMES STYDUHAR Jean Mathis LOOK NOT INTO THE FUTURE UNLESS YOU HAVE A FRIEND TO HELP YOU OUT. I I X . . 1 Z' fl fivkgw' MV I I , ,HW Is ,L,,, ,,L, I ,h L,,, ., . , - . . . .. .1 . fl , .- T..,1,i' 'mf Q .. T, ara-A If -fav' I, I.I5,M.w,cfe--R, 'ff f 1 I I 'In ,jf IDI? II 'Haw ,A S: ' '. V T I fn? A 5 1 M If fm. '1 5 Z HI 4 A firfpggizg . - f - I ,. ,M HI.. T 1, Mmm 2 3 ' 'Ima-J, :N-'. kIi ROBERT VALENTINE K . . 'Q . R, X QQ :QQ E VI 55352 ., Ik iffii? .' . Ti.,- f I Q E551 I 2 'tif Ixzffziv L , - HQ Q.-E-15-if -.I . FSQIEQSEQEQLIQQTQQSISQIE P A ,Fm:sESixIEgg5ggi3g:1I?3Si I ' ' ifiizggiiiiezgggzisziiiggij 59- E, 35512532JfiiiigfiigsgiiiI A :fr iivgfiit 1 N milf:-If-yffiizffiyyz :b.,z:..1-..g:.':'::L- f . A f- ., igj,,f'Ii12JEi1f55Qs:Iiig1,I Wig -:SIEIQW .- , , IST ' LIFE OF ALL IS BRIDGED BY COUNTLESS FRIENDSHIPS, BUT THAT OF GOD IS THE MOST IMPORTANT. AI Bressan, Barbara Gorshe, John Fagan, Ron Rimack RAYMOND TRONTELL JOSEPH TRUJILLO MARGARET VELARDI ELIZABETH VENDITTI H M Z k ,.. L, H I ,,.,A.,,L, S, O ,y ,,.,,k.,,L., , , ..,.,.v,.,,.H, ,H,g,,g1W, ,M ,aw A,.,.,,. I ,I ,h,,h.x,T , W, , , ,Wx N fv.. .1 I1 I1:,I...v,..m. T.. ,ALJ ..,,. IwA1Q9,.i,.LI, .,...,Q,.sx,'.Mx, fx, .ey-'L-.,R.T1xT., MARJORIE VERCAUTEREN MARY LEE VERDERAIME DONALD VIGIL MARY LYNN WAGNER Barbara Mikus, John Will Truiillo, Jackie Costanza A VVORTHVVHILE BIT OF LAUGHTER WILL BRIGHTEN THE DARKNESS OF DESPAIR. ARLENE VIGIL 1. , Av- THOMAS WHALEN PATRICIA WILLIAMS Mimi 5 her get tx., ' ' A V f ' 3, . ff32 5wE!i'Li1 ' .. I A 3 'fzrf 'H Ei'-ii' ' K 1 Q42I2fW:::.1, 'f . IAVI -'1.,, . I .-,,I.1 I,, I I . ' . 1' f i :V Qitiziffffff ' 1 :fleffik -ff 1' ' ' . ' . if i. 5 .. 'fl g I v - .ilfgtzig I Lg ,,I 6l.,r, ' 1 . -- ' . ' . ..,:, , . X 4 I :I f ': '2 , Z 2?r'zIiz.fE. . ' ,Ia ,E ',1 .s5? LEf911V'If'1 1 ' Q ,f T ,,,., w.s W., fm -f-' TI-f W,.-W., V. .1 fifi vfilk. i?..it,:' nf 'fff' xii' ' - ' - 1f. wa.t' lQ 'ii ' - 'A W A x. wp: 5y1w'4 .' :j , ' Wf,.f,ITTy5g, Y' .A .1 gy if JOHN WILLIAMS IF YOUR HEART IS LOCKED TO MEN, THEN DO NOT APPROACH GOD. JOSEPH TRuJILLo Marge Vercauteren, Ron Petkovsek, and Jeanne Spitzer WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS TOGETHER Flower of youth, you were plucked by your stem in The precious years of life and now you are held Tightly to God's Bosom. Roberta, the memory of our friendship will always be with us. We can see you cheering, reporting, and praying in the Heavenly crowds. Yes ,... we have been friends Together and will alway,s be friends. You were not just The friend of a select few but everyone knew and loved you, as we olo. Your departure to Our FaTher's house has brought us much closer. We have our memorial plaque and The Two statues placed in our hall, ofthe Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Maria Goretti, in your honor. No, you are not gone, but Gocl's Finger has touched you and now you are sharing in God's Eternal Friendship. ROBERTA RILEY T m Clementi, Tom ge Falkenst FRIENDSHlP'S ROUTE RINGS CLASS ELECTIONS HOMECOMING CHRISTMAS PLAY MARDI GRAS PROM FINAL TESTS Whalen, Tony Capozzola, Mary Lee Verderaime, CarI FiecI'1fI, Connie McGraih, Sh ETERNITY WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS TOGETHER 43 AMMAN, LORETTA: Glee Club I, 2, 4, Christ- mas play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. BADOVINAC, MICHAEL: Glee Club 2, Christ- mas Play I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. BALLOGA, HENRIETTA: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Legion of Mary 3, Christ- mas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Press Convention 3, 4. BARGAS, HELEN: CCD 4, Christmas Play 2, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Centennial I. BAUM, MARY ANN: Student Council 3, Glee Club I, 2, Erinettes I, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. BENSKO, DALE: Glee Club 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4. BRESSAN, ALVIN: Glee Club I, Christmas Play 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Speech Play I, 2, Letter- men's Club 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. BUSER, JANE: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pla'y I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. CABLES, CONSTANCE: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, CCD 3, 4, Erinettes 4, Christ- mas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Mother Seton League President 4. CAPAOZZOLA, ANTHONY: Band 7, 8, I, 2, 3, President 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, CCD 3, Christ- mas Play 2, Baseball 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. CARICATO, LOUIS: Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Basketball I, 2, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. CASSIDY, JULIA: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. CLEMENTI, THOMAS: Glee Club I, 2, CCD 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, Football I, 2, Base- ball 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. COLE, PATRICIA: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Erinettes 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. COSTANZA, JACOUELINE: Glee Club I, 2, De- bate 4, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Notre Dame Conven- tion, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Class Officer, Vice President 4. DEPPERSCHMIDT, MARY ANN: Erinettes 2, 4, Representative 3, Christmas Play 2, 3, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, CCD 3. , DICKS, MARIANNE: Glee Club 4, CSMC 4, Library Club DOYLE, LOUIS: CCD 3, Christmas Play 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Prom Committee 3, Let- termen's Club 4. DRURY, JAMES: Football Co-Captain 3, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 3, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Page Four Co-Editor 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Student Rotatian 4. FAGAN, JOHN: Boys' State 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC Representative I, 2, 3, President 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 3, Prom Committee 3. FALKENSTEIN, MARGARET: Band I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. FARICY, LANE: Glee Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Christmas Play 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Editor-in- Chief 4, Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4. FIECHTL, CARL: Glee Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, Christmas Play 2, 3, Float Worker 2, 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. FISHER, SUSAN: Girls' State 3, Dramatics Club I, Debate I, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Christmas Play I, Z, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Vice President, Science Club I, Future Scientists of America. FRENCH, SHERMAN: Dramatics Club 3, Presi- dent 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, Float Worker I, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Prom Committee 3. GARCIA, ARNOLD: Student Council 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Christmas Play 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Press Convention. - GOODENOUGH, KENNETH: Dramatics Club 42 Debate Club 4, CSMC Representative 4, Queen of the Apostles Seminary I, 2, 3. GORSHE, BARBARA: Dramatics Club 4, Erin- ettes 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- Qnittee 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, Secretary 4. GRECO, CHARLES: Student Council 4, Glee Club 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Student Rotarian 4. HAMMOND, DALE: Christmas Play 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Press Convention 3. 5 OUR ACTIVITIES JAMES, PATRICIA: Glee Club I, 2, 3, President 4, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Co-Editor of Page One 4, Press Convention 3. JESIK, RICHARD: Quill and Scroll 4, Baseball 2, 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Press Convention 3, 4. KASIC, CAROLE: Student Council 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, CCD 3, Erinettes I, 3, 4, Representative 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC l, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Library Club President 4. KENNEDY, ELAINE: Student Council 4, Drama- tics Club 3, Vice President 4, Erinettes 2, 3, 4, Representative I, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Band Maiorette 2. KOCMAN, WILLIAM: CCD 3, Christmas Play 4, Football I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. KRIZMAN, JAMES: CCD 3, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Manager 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. LISAC, GOL DENIA: Glee Club 4, Float Worker 4, Tatler 4, Erinettes 4. LOPEZ, ANITA: Glee Club I, 2, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Typist, Library Club 4. MALLIA, CLAUDETTE: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, Erinettes 2, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock, Opening Section Editor 4, Press Convention 4. MALONEY, FRANCES: Glee Club 4, CCD 2, 3, 4, Erinettes 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Play I, 2, 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Mother Seton League Representa- tive 3. MARONEY, DANIEL: Christmas Play I, 3, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club. MARTINEZ, YOLINDA: Band I, 2, 3, 4, CCD 4, Legion of Mary 4, Christmas Play 2, Library Club 4, Float Worker 2. MASSARA, JAMES: Student Council 2, 3 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Boys' State 3, Dramatics Club 4, Football I, Basketball 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Representative I, Shamrock 4, Class Officer, President I, 2, 3, 4, Student Lion 4, Prom Committee 3. MATHIS, JEAN: Quill and Scroll 4, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Notre Dame Con- vention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Page Two Co-Editor 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. MCGEE, GEORGE: Glee Club 3, Christmas Play 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. McGRATH, CONSTANCE: Glee Club I, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representa- tive 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. MCLAUGHLIN, JAMES: Band I, Christmas Play 4, Football I, 2, Baseball 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. MELIA, KATHLEEN: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Erinettes 4, Legion of Mary 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3,4, Tatler 3, Co-Editor of Page Three 4, Mother Seton League Secretary 4, Press Convention 4. MELTON, PATRICIA: Erinettes 4, Float Worker 4, Central l, 2, 3. MIKLICH, CAROL: Glee Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Erinettes 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, Secretary 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Library Club 4, Class Officer, Secretary I, Press Convention 4, Prom Committee 3. MIKUS, BARBARA: Glee Club I, 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, CCD 2, 3, Legion of Mary 2, 3, Christ- mas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Mother Seton League 4. MISHMASH, CHARLOTTE: Glee Club 4, Erin- ettes 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, -4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. MITCHEM, ARNOLD: Quill and Scroll 4, Christ- mas Play 2, 3, 4, Football, Press Manager, Baseball 2, Float Worker 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Page Two Co-Editor 4, Shamrock 3. MUDRONE, JAMES: Glee Club 2, Christmas Play 2, Baseball 4, Float'Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. NEWKIRK, JEAN: Student Council 3, Glee Club I, 2, Erinettes I, 2, Vice President 3, Repre- sentative 4, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Christmas Play I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Vice Presi- dent I. PANNUNZIO, JOSEPH: Glee Club 2, Christmas Play I, 3, 4, Football I, Z, 3, 4, Football Co- Captain 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Treasurer I, Lettermen's Club. PETKOVSEK, RONALD: Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest. PHILLIPS, BERNICE: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Erinettes I, 2, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock Editor of Sophomore Section, Press Convention 4. PILLITIERI, PATRICIA: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, CCD 3, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette I, 2, 3, Head Maiorette 4. PRENGER, LAWRENCE: Glee Club 2, 3, Christ- mas. Play 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, RIMACK, RONALD: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Christmas Play 4, Baseball 2, Float Worker I, 2, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Press Con- vention 3. RODRIGUEZ, ISABEL: Glee Club 2, CCD 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Centennial I. RODRIGUEZ, MARTHA: CCD 3, Erinettes 3, 4, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Centennial I. ROMERO, ANTHONY: Christmas Play 4, Float Worker 4, CSMC 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Cen- tennial I. SCHUM, JANET: Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Erinettes 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Christmas Play 2, 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3. SCOTT, WILLIAM: Band I, Christmas Play 3, Football I, Basketball 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, Tatler 3, 4. SELMAN, SHEILA: Legion of Mary I, 2, 3, Float Worker 4, CSMC 4, Tatler 4. SENATORE, VIOLET: Student Council 4, CCD 2, 3, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, Representative 2, 3, Tatler 4, Shamrock, Edi- tor of Senior Section 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. SFITZER, JEANNE: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Erinettes I, 2, 4, Latin Honorary 4, Legion of Mary 3, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 4, Secretary Z, 3, Tatler 3, 4, Shamrock 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Dramatics Club 4, Red Cross Representative 3, Secretary 4. STYDUHAR, JAMES: Christmas Play 3, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4. TRONTELL, RAYMOND: Dramatics Club 4, De- bate 4, CCD 3, Christmas Play 3, 4, Baseball 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. TRUJILLO, JOSEPH: Quill and Scroll 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Page Four Co-Editor, Shamrock 4, Press Convention 4, Lettermen's Club. VALENTINE, ROBERT: Student Council I, 2, Christmas Play 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. VELARDI, MARGARET: Band I, Glee Club 2, 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4. VENDITTI, ELIZABETH ANN: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, CCD I, 2, Erinettes I, 2, 3, 4, Kelly Korps 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 4. VERCAUTEREN, MARJORIE: Crlee Club I, 2, 4, Erinettes 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler Typist, Library Club 4. VERDERAIME, MARY LEE: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, CCD 2, Erinettes I, 2, Representative, Christ- mas Play I, 2, 3, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, Representative 3, 4.- VIGIL, ARLENE: Student Council 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Secretary 3, Girls' State Alternate, Glee Club I, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, CCD 3, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC Representative I, 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Shamrock, Business Manager 4, Prom Commit- tee 3. VIGIL, DONALD: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Vice President 3, Float Worker 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, Representative 4, Tatler 3. WAGNER, MARY LYNN: Student Council 4, Sec- retary, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Debate 4, Erinettes 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary Secre- tary 2, Vice President 3, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, Notre Dame Convention, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 3, 4, Library Club 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Press Convention 3, Orchestra I, Prom Com- mittee 3. WHALEN, THOMAS: Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Baseball I, Manager, Basketball I, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, Page One Co-Editor 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Press Conven- tion 3. WILLIAM, JOHN: Christmas Play 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Basketbafl 2, 3, 4, Float Worker 2, 3, 4, CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Erinettes I, 2, 4, Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4, Press Conven- tion 3, 4, Shamrock 2, 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Float Worker I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 3, 4. L J, 4, J Tli wg 151 'iz as Sir as 5 2 sf 2 in 23 'f iv ii ' sa ca, L,5 , Till' I Junior Religion Teachers, Fafher William Doll, Father John O'FIa- herfy, S.J., Father Joseph Mc- Guinness, Junior Class Officers, Michael Occhiaio, John Briiz, Mary Pai Arnoft, Elaine Imblum. JUNIORS fs. 1 l 'We Arleen Bayuk John Bellinger Elizabeth Bongirno Sharon Boxwell John BriTZ Joanne Burgess Robert Cardinal Nancy Cassidy :' T- :il 5' . X ln. Mary Pat Arnoft Mari Ann Arrigo Sophie Avila Charles Bacino 5: ,A-. , 1 , X ,L if ! X XX xx W lain X 1 fi ,i,1-L z L gag 1 Samuel Chigro James Cullen Laurefta Daveline Rita Delliquadri 9- Ex 15 rf ix is .3 fx T Frances Edwards Edward Engler Marlene Genova Charles 1. Geffler ' Y Do n n a X ilh Helmers E Vhw Z :ZK Dorothy P rn y T Holsr ,z z IF Rose Marie Huerta r P 4, rf' Elaine lmblum Carole Jahn Thomas Johnson Berry June Kefford Thomas Kelley Frank Kogovsek Frances Krasovec John Lane Thomas Larkin ,ff ws if Raymond DeLuca Charles Doepper Barbara Dolak Jack Drury 1. .,,, a ' ms srr ' J, ' T hlla James Longgrear Sharon Maloney Thomas Margison Fred Martinez Joseph Martinez Patricia Martinez Ralph Martinez Ramona Martinez Mary Matulich Margaret Maurello Sylvia Maurello Albert Thomas Ll 41' Mayernick McCa I I ister - -5- x, V 2, .nf i f A James McGonigle Maureen McKenna Stanley Mena ww T mms , ,I-,lazy ,, ,ts ,V ,T , Patricia Merrett Thomas Micklich Gary Mikulas Robert Montez , y A..,7. , l 4141 5 'gk iw' is D -wi ' 1: 4 ,- as if i gg tb, ,-is X Sw ir M K ll X 1 1 2 J if V53 Y -f My GOD IS OUR FRIEND AND Dorothy Nichols Theodore Pate Betty Lou Pavol Eileen Perko Carol Petric BLESSES OUR FRIENDSHIPS ' M K 41 6 2 ff. Q O mlm ,E , M. ' W .. X l Q c J S L Michael Occhiato Constance Pacheco Joseph Papish Frances Romero Delphia Ruiz Andrew Rusovick Martin Santoya Charles Price Claire Prijatel Wilbert Rodriguez James Plese Geraldine Plutt Janet Polak X Mary Jo Pollock L., I LET US M 'T FRIENDSHIP IS PRICELESS, sa I M ,, 'I 'f j X' If A S , fs: fx 5. O Loretta Schaffer Quinlan Selman Frances Singer Cha rlotte Skube fi? : r-E lf W lb-fi' T gil -le 3 3 Donald Smerker Marjorie Smilanich David Socier Barbara Soldano L 4 12 Louis Spinuzzi Betty Strauss Patrick Tate Gordon Toler ny. Barbara Ursick John Ursick Theodore Vidmar ENJOY IT TOGETHER Betty Jo Whalen Rosemary Wheat Velma Wolf Lenita Woolsey 'Vx 'K U Q an fl iii X '-W- ii i A MM stslti 1 V... l 'iwfnzmlvf' I 'K Q I i i x T, N k I Iac ' Q L. l 2 r Sophomore Religion Teachers, Father John Sierra, S.F., Monsig- nor Elwood C. Voss, Father Ray- mond Grimes, with Sophomore Class Officers, .lulienne Cooper, John Veatch, Lorraine Amman, Chrisfine Styduhar, 2 urn' Aw 'T , q lsrs ' i sms 0 -' gcxzzs awww of T . ,ff T K .J V ' m ' . 251-f xi 5 kk Mg,,i!, .q. ymizkiy T T .grids jf ,, Vsbg M. fi -K as g aw L,,L w.j ',l, s? Q 1. T HW 1 T kk ,Ns , . .. 5 - .Y Y : ihf 5 if I Xb M V A f'f'f' 2 1, , , V 2 I his fra. W. M, I ff is Y! E xp, iw: DoroThy Aibner Lorraine Amman Beverly Ballas Philip Beauvais Annalee Bongirno Ronald Bulkovich Thomas Carlson Alene Cline Elaine Colacino X' Jack Cole I X Anne Concialdi ll 'EV Patricia Conner - Y J 1 ' dns.. , X Irvs gi - N F73 Damien Cook Julienne Cooper C 559' David Cordova WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS TOGETHER. Qs T , KA M Palricia Depperschmidl 374: ' :gf W Waller Doyle is Richard Ellgen if gr .1 A Dorolhy Ferriler Y ' Gladys Fuiaros , . ' E ' Anna Frencik I A ki- lli' E T Ronald Glach I F in 1'-F' ' T , , . 3 . V A f'. A l l , 1 C Wax rx ,N Wa 'V' A - l Q.- :X if-539 l Q.,,,.' 1-.,.... yf w 5 f vs Z5 as 'mf I , JL' fs-A .98- ,. 'EZ 1 ' fn - - 1 at-,xl Richa rd Gia rratano Q fr f Barbara Grassman if 7 xv v Jane Gust -uOm ' Q IAQ- Peggy Henderson P l it Sandra Henigsrnan J 2' I I Rudolph Herrera Babette Hollenzer James Horvat Theresa Jaramillo Joanne Kaolunc Renee Kimmett Ka rolyn Kottenstette Joann Krall Julie Lay William Maloney Patricia Martinez Patricia Martino John Mathis Betty Mauro Barbara Mikatich J K. 2-W N mm7UOKOI -f.jf?gqr51f.Q,1, Wm.-1 ff - -fwezfrgfig H, L- A is J s - J P 1 gk eg , 2 ,awp r- O C 5. I 3. Q. uw ,X-gf i Q B.. if W P Z ' eggs W B, vs K l i 'K' . A . wa hi? V Q, mr' :iw ' i tl ta t W Q 'Q '--, if J Q. -- 5 I J l P s 4 J ,..q:V 57 - , Z X VV ,a 4' I s ,, ' 72375 sis as f V-,' ,aim .L l , P W P K a, . an 'V ' 2:64 l at JL , ' : A -- ,L il A F K. 2 X 4 N W3 John McGovern Carol Moroney Lester Moore Frank Nernick , l r rr A. , rr rr . ' - - . I ,, J. rVr ff 5 W Shirley Nishikawa P A -i. if -f,z tst f - ,,'f,ft'1fZ 'Ji fifijf. -- ,mga ff,-'f,'r1'rg ,t jr, R t r,,r John Okey , rig i Tyj ' E' ' I ' F t it Maffm O Mallev it rrrr Y c M Lrle riff F L Vg IlW,itE:, WL,.t:ry.w ig, , mv' 2'.gt,w,., ,ggi , , , N S43 rrrrr, I ti I K . 1 I P aa, ww' Q 3 ff 9 1 -A re ' 'f if 5 54 ,'Vr gl ,f if . ,, 1 , Nj ,..,, kt U L , .Tf, V Phyllis Priiatel Mary Frances Sabo Conrad Sandoval Ellen Scott Paul Secora Carolyn Segona em will Ri., 7 f 'irc 547. . s i f Stella Orona . Adeline Ottino y rl, ' ys, Fred Pechek tis, ' :bk-. YU 3' it . , T it ' . ,j ,K , 1 1 F V Tv gsifzat izfiv -f Q M '1-14 L :di 135: I 55' , 'f Carol Pettit Francis Pettit Gilbert Robles Julie Rupp Pauline Rusovick Mary Prince Louis Puleo Mary Reinert Charles Riggio ,Ar E., mr if, P s rr f N Nl llll lilly: 1 - l my I I K L- X it . X 1 ,ci ' , lry ji V, W I . , Q . , ,,'.- -v', 1 ' , N' , . Q ,t,, It . . ,ty L M ,gi l F yly' Q it av 1 1 I VY i f in .lyiyi I .33-1111 is - ll,5Agf5 ,, . - - r F lr I cryc it 11 I in- Wah! J Q, Z -by W WN my i y All ,fx Lawrence Smith D its , 9 5 4 Q.--1. f flax ff 'F' ,pw-N, Aw 'Ut 'QT' i X AAf wif ji I IJ r y c ' Franklin Selak Dorothy Srnelich Patricia Todero Marie Torrez Lawrence Truiillo Roberta Valdez 42 2-f J it to F f 1 'N I , ,-N' I ' . ' f' I P-va., N ' , H hi , rrrr ig 54 I David Smerlcer Caro' Smith arrr fl' rrar lr E r r , 5: T c gg .W V Q 5 -. er J. .-1r ' JoAnn Soldano ' V John Solarzano , 'Q ' if i A if James Spinuzzi Fra nc'es Stefan ic Iv iso ,J E M, vs:-F an Kathryn Sterner Christine Styduhar I I g Richard Vigil John Veatch Josephine Vialpando Frank Vigil - 4 X limi' iw A't V'lla ea if , y ni a I nu v Div' Qi L- V Rena Wagner -r V ' Carolyn Webb fy , ig Dwyer White 55 The day always goes better when we receive Our Tl ERS. e Old and new friends become bet- ter friends at a banquet. Lord first. Monsignor George T. Holland, P.C.H. Alumnus, offers The Homecoming Mass. VICTORIOUS HOMECOMING 1955 The warmer The heart, the truer the friendship. , , ., .ep ' ' in 5:f5 'f5Q'f' Q 3 V -M mm, Freshmen R e I i Q I o n Teachers, Father Ignatius Smith, O.S.B., Mr. Joseph Behr, Father Daniel Huber, with Barbara Riley, Ger- ald McDermott, Paul Abernathy, Mary Nell Padgett. FRESHMEN Paul Abernathy Milton Archuletta Adolph Arguello Christopher Baca Manuel Baca ii., , K ??.1z11 r .aim , ,,,: 5 .F ,ulu : . ' 1 K, a.A?f,.a 5 , S- . aaaa 1 ,J f If fl . iw ' ay MB i 53 if, ix- s . V-by .ax 1 1 173 4 Ki L M., Raymond Cid Julia Clementi Judith Cowgill Sally Cox Lawrence Currie , L, , -1 F ia Q N pl! .4 Q37 T H ., Xff , re'--'fi , K iii, E ii..-' N 5' 'YV' ' , TESL . we sd '- may leee .N K ,,,, 2 K. . A yyee at 12' ' ,J fi 5 'T ,rig .E 5 . .- - il. T 3 K 4. I ' A . If v-tqx V. i. Y We , Vernon Bressan ? at . Theodore Calentino , as H x - . My-M ' Susan Cassid y ., X? It T. Y Y 3f3,.2fffi'i1i if-4 A 1576 M Dennis Cesar A ' Eileen Chavez -- Karen Christensen il -. -4 -4 L. f. V ,f 35? Q K -- J' Z : .--, I Q: I . K 19: X 0 , A l 4. an iv 5 'Q-...... VL ,,, ', '-,,. f-2 'ffm Q y I i xv .wa N Ayix fix Kim -5. f , ' I M.. Lili ' va ex: W E5 3 S-5532.223 who at-V55 ' 'r ' ,..,i,x,i.ii52 ,Qin a X Raymond Belport Gary Birch June Bittman Edward Bratina fr. '- , K, . k .i.. ,gp 93 lr rc , g David Barnett Paul Bartolo Thomas Beatty Kenneth Beauvais Kathryn Bellinger .y i us- , If 7 X, Sk .L 'fn 'LLLV T' 1 .N if I 2' . , 1 , , .gg Q . xx 4 f ' ' if Q . . 1 l x :Q .V 1 in T 'X '-1, A ' C ggi., of .ii T' W W . , ,,, f f it f .1 5 1- -, Michael Darcy Lois Davis Barbara Denning Thomas DeVries Michael Dioclosio ,5,.a,,,x f S -, 'ln , ,, -, fix f. ,, fa. fm S is in X -Tb' G 'few S RQ 3 Manuel Gallegos Raymond Garcia Virginia Garcia Regina Garlich Geraldine Gochie lv fi-il is ' -2 W-.. .gl s ' .ra . -ui fi E nr 4' sg .v l i Y 1 ,f V fiii V i' E. , A f .. ,:., ,, ,ly L Q lunar, 'S sw. ,- J- s , as W. . ,5 km -, , ' 5' ' i . A . .I 5 'K 1 ffl 'F r E Q 7 - 'E r'iil ,. ff fif 'F E xg ' iw xi . 2 ,una ..?, Raymond Kogovsek John Krasovec Joseph Krasovec Theresa Krasovec Sharon LaTronica l .:.,, F 3, my ,N '- vw ,N . 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Thomas Truiillo gr V fre- Mary Ursick kwr' M A li r f W . -.., r.2 ,H 7 l , f ' Marlene Valent A A A nn rv ' Patricia Valentine :Q . g , ' Marlene Veges . A W, . ks V N, it ' H7 Michael Veit zql Leon 'N V' ' A Vercauteren m Vi Ann f fr 4' is i f Vigil EV V tia - Charles i' V 'K -' 'VN' NUEY' Vigil JE s Mary W L Vigil I V William W i, Wadsworth VE ,.1,: V1 - . jf r it W M VV William ' V M, QV r MN - V ' . -- ' Wagner i y , VV . V V v r , fm. 'if F V , Lawrence .4 V V VV 5 , . - -Q 551' Warrick XF' ef' W lg- K I Eg Q ' Crusira ,,., .- we I - H r . W 5 Wheeler K ,, A , A ? Lawrence 5 f A I ' Whitlock ga 1 vi' V- -mm QQ' -:qv' ,, R -,QQ E , , T ,A , ,K if LE,V ki , i W it if A if 4? in ,ga-3 -iii? W 4 WE WON-Through the prayers of our well wishers . . . the grit and determination of the players and The will of the Almighty God, Co-Captain Joe Pannunzio receives the Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy. Coach Jack Parsons, Team mates, alumni and fellow students look on with joy as the Shamrocks receive the official Champions. A Victory From Heaven Roberta Riley stood to The left ot The Sun and to the right of God and she gave the Shamrock team, the human virtues . . . the muscle which knotted in John Lane's leg to drive him over the turf . . . the strength in Joe Pannunzio's hands to pull the ball carriers to the sod . . . And to the whole team, she gave a cheer: Victory, Victory that's our cry. She whispered that cheer down the Shamrock line as they waited Tor Dan Maroney's count and they all heard her . . . Behind every tackle, was desire . . . every block was desire . . , Desire that whipped a lean Freshman team tour years ago, into State Champions today. YesTerday's prayers . . . when whole classes went to their knees and said, Remember Oh, Most Gracious Virgin Mary. But one boy could only get down on one knee because the other had been damaged when he played Tootball as a Sophomore. In spirit he hovered in the huddle and ran out of it crying, Let's go! He was with every tackle and he made every block. Tom Whalen's will To play, was the will that won, Back in school it was cheers by iumping cheerleaders and shouts of happy classrnen, but out of the ioy came this prayer: Lord above Who gave us a body . . , Lord above Who Took our body and gave us victory . . . Lord, We give our thanks. And The stadium lay empty under the setting sun, and down on the field There was still a darkhaired cheerleader shouting: Ray, team! , 2 Pueblo Catholic High Shamrocks I fs.- aw 'Hg ' ' , Rig. an . XX-...L y :A t ii fr , wi f lx Y R t thi! ,HA 1 EA! ,fm fnr. 5 A T 5 NX 'yn 1,4 XA- K Y W1 Q MA J' fagif A, i- , . - ii' LL' , WML , ff! 4' g,f'AM it .1 Q A AQQFZLM 'W ' H ifwfvx, A-5 2 A - 2 L A, ,R 3-1.-, , L ,,v A A. fm QA A , I - X' -,gf ':, ,Am E,rg'w-3? 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A ,A X-Aff5g?w,:Q?g A ijQWL7gHi,J55l 2 -W AA: Q Zigi? fx-A ,V A1 A ' A 4 , A lf -, N TY ian 1 Alfzf.. T ,F ' K ', L, A .QA ,Q 9 ,f '7k'1f'?p 915' ' -'V Y A - , -W u W A X wf,w ,' A swfvi-Z, uw-5 ' ' '1' 5, 'if wg 'gg ,QA M 1 N, V' 'aw f , fl ' 1 ' W A, .5 A f , ,V I, QR yy L T. ff A 4 fig ? ' Au 1 ig y vw, A . K 1 fm. ig' , - ' - mf f xx 2 A , , Head Coach Jack Parsons received a rousing cheer as he began his talk at the Pep rally, Saturday night preced ing the state game. He is a maior factor in inspiring the boys on to the State Championship. All guests appearing on the stage were called upon to speak. Over five hundred attended the rally. Seeking the state Championship the Regis Raiders are welcomed by the PCH Kelly Korps as they arrive at the motel the day before the State game SCPL ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM OS First Team CHARLES GRECO JOSEPH PANNUNZlO DALE BENSKO DAN MARONEY JOHN LANE Offering their Holy Communion and prayers for the State Game, the Pueblo Catholic High team, Pep Club and band, almost en- tirely filled St. Therese Church at a special Mass offered by Monsignor Elwood C. Voss, superintendent of the school. Members ot Erinettes and Band Iinger outside of church following Mass at the Shrine ot St. Therese, preceding the State Game. SCPL ALL-CONFERENCE FGOTBALL TEAM Pos. Second Team Qw- LANE FARICY LOUIS CARICATO ALVIN BRESSAN RAY DE LUCA Irish Cheerleaders and Pep Club pose for the camera as they await the train which carries the Regis Boosters. Arriving in Pueblo aboard the special train carrying 800 fans, Denver boosters mingle outside of PuebIo's train terminal before parading to the Pueblo Public School Stadium to attend the State Parochial Championship Game. ' 1 . sf 1 r i t .,11zq+ aivf'!'f'tWQ J as A 'N 1- ' .fvt' 0 1 'IIIEQW 2 if V, iii 4, M1 . , C so ,,,,h ,, ,i.g,m+T,1 1- -ses. -wt M-are -'N 1 ,,. 1 313 KX , N 37 1 D sv-,iix .Q .L .. if .xv is g 1, 5 f fav! ,- ii 7 KY Y M' YK ' ' UC '-g1'T'fgi'-'95, 1' f 1 ' 'sp,t'4i 'fsM.:-if ., . , 1 1.1, '- lisgff-1.-,sstfw Q-m,,f:11s1g1C, fans -W Q 2 -Lg- 1' f 'ffj 1 ' L,?.,,.fs:f' .V 423111 '. Qiv rmzm A -yn' 7.- 'ts,jw fL ' Vgggi-Sw nfl!-qtiw 1 ,pf 1 fab, V ' K 1-.Lv K i K L pf , ixreg f A, - ' ' -ff . 1 31, , A -W M... -1 N-,V 5 '1 1 .AL . ff si. , , .W . . ' 1 ' - -- ., . J if U '--L A' - 1, ' ' 'YET sa. List, - 1' fy - ' f N , r uth M - -, ,. ' , ' ' 'fs rel Q- 'f:,il's'f' ' ' 'Alt ' N? e iw -11:22, Q- A 4' -'gy-' 1 , , -V . Q , 1 A 1.14, , 4, V ,M P . .1 ... 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Other lrish players pictured are Ray C701 DeLuca C201 John Lane C301 Joe Pannunzio and Jim Drury C721. Regis players are Pat Berger C101, and John Pothorf. 'S s mf A rt , 4 . ,Y isa W.,f'st fw xfl: ltr -H , '. 211,61 ,, 15 1 We , 5 1 ,K my yy t 8 113,113 J is-,,.Q C sf, ' 2-2 'F at , 2 ' '+ 'ff- - V 4,1 af. mss. cs: ti'2gffs.sasfg'fffl?? f , x 4 jf 1 A ux L 1 at -fig ii ig Q, , 1 1 ii ia at I v v 31165 ' Q 8 ' , , ,R 1 1 -5 3 5 ' Q 'ri 34 K X ' 1.-ff' After a gain of 48 yards off tackle, lrish Ray DeLuca is brought down by a host of Regis players. The Raid- ers are Ron Carlson C231 Jim Allen C271 and Bill Peltier C141 Dan Maroney, shifting quarter back, charges around left end as a host of Regis Raiders come up in an at- tempt to stop Maroney. They are Jchn Pothorf C311 Francis Riley C151 Jim Nemechek CD61 Mike Floyd C221 Tom McCoy C251. Irish players are Joe Pan- nunzio C701 Ray DeLuca C201, Charles Greco C811, and Jack Drury C401. 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'-.LQZJA , as f - .f,:- 0. -51,5 mfnwim A. - - V 7..- ne.....,. gg... , 4, 1Q,,,,,,,,,k K if 7. af it - W . . ' Mzrkg JTLQQQQZ' .fr 't ' 'K S Q 'is -4 im ' ,l ,,..',. , K 7' w i K M: 'Tai' V V LL,A ,, , ,Wx U.. V, X, V s , V A t A - Qxsw V swerv Q A,A,, s -aw . . VV . V Plowing for yardage in the State Game is end John J is ,fig -fig, V' as - .. Williams C821. Blockers are Charles Greco C81 1 and ,Ai .,'- K Dale Bensko C641. Regis players, Bill Whelan CI71, - ll ,l ' and Al Frei Ci91, are coming in to assist on the play. 'V I' i ,i ,s 3 1 ' 7 1 . sisi ft at i ii 1 me 5 5 p f 1555. 4 . il , - S. fl i'ks -fn 'il ffg V i,'. as Sf ' ' www is-'Www-- . . 4. wma. si .,,, 1 a:ff.w,:f-1 -f A vf'f9i4TXa:.me?fW5i:1si11f,- Q A , .M We ,, . W, , ws. , . ,, M. s,..,,, ,ia , 'st'?l'6V' Q, A is5ff'gt,,f3i5fgff',iWfq V525-1,fT?fvgfi'giHfzfm. ffw5fa'.w.Vvf,sggfFj'g' - ,f J iL'ii' rr A f wbzgam 'r'. fi f ii WB, 'il ilf qil V .F Y. A Off on a long sprint is Shamrock Ray DeLuca C201 as he breaks off through the Raider defenders who are Francis Riley Ci51, Bob Thrasher C241. Lane Faricy C501 measures Raider Ron Carlson C231 for a block. was me Hf 9? Star Haltback Ray DeLuca C201 yard run lust after teammate pitches the ball to him. Regis C221. breaks away on a 10 Dan Maroney C101 tackler is Mike Floyd . . , 1 3 A f 52 1 k TF - . -. , V1 X a A . , W - F 3 ,z lea! 's . :Z wV,.'. ,,l. f i L P 'F 7 -1 , A ?:f l:,Qf l'!f!Ll,'!'nif5fa' + 'H iii i 2, ,sf 3'-i 1Q 5'e4 'si' ' ' 9: ll, L is 'J Y1f?'hx' 1 3 ' ' ' 1 if ik 'F wi 1 1 Fhlvif- 'V A-Q ' .-Qin- , . 1,4 s J KV .,,,1.., A .,,. , 1 5- 3 .t hy R-1 , 1 4 if fi -. V fig' V in - ,lugs lan VV ' K 5 Jack Drury C401 and Ray DeLuca C201, haltback, post 'lm 5 5 1- A, ' J 'X f 'i'xf ,'r' blocks as John Lane C301 gets off another of his 1, ffl M' many kicks which make him the leading Irish Punter . lsr., ', NV' 'Q 4 . 'ff J during the State game. ,N V W V I - i . V 5 s, . - ,Q w w.- I K 1 3 A A M hx 34 I V .,..N...,-. U! F Iv, 1 5 ff .1 V- X- ii' ' C i 'ra ' pg 'Z'-sf .fi i iiia is f fi ..y. i' i W' 4 R A - 3 - QL - ff?--lfi5QfEfi?: 12Z'?f'-WF' liflw it V '45-'57 A .,s wg W f-wefxlairffv 1 r2zew'Q,1e. fiii The Orchestra Was Playing a Mighiy Preiiy WalTz, and The Team danc- ed on. Enfhusiasm riding high after the Siaie Championship Viciory, finds The school at a party at The Silver Moon Restaurant, given by Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLuca, Parents of Ray, '57, halfback on The Team. This climaxed the long weekend. rm- Qvhwnmm SCHOOL ,411 Here, Ronald Rimack, second year student in Sister Mary David's Mech- anical Drawing class, demonstrates the process of inking in his drawing to Edward Engler, first year student in Sister Marianna's class. Dale Hammond and Paul Bellinger work on their texture designs, while Sue Fisher puts the tinishing touches on hers, They are members of Sister Mary David's art class. gf.: V, , -pw -ff. 'xx ,J T, gms , Mr. Behr points out Christ's iourneys on earth to Jerry McDermott, Jim Siegle, Joe f ,V Krasovec, Tom Beatty, Joe Y Fitzgerald. Y , ,gt ,- V . V ,V X fs V 4-, 4 -5 f l 5 , ,V 1 A 2 , 1, I My A - ' isa - - M 'Q i 'W' ' ., Hag er., ' . I , , it ' Zi m? ' if j if THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS. The Sociology class reads the monthly publication Work, a voice for Christian action, published by the Catholic Labor Alliance. This paper is tor all who Work for Social Justice, for freedom, and for peace in our day. They are members of Sister Therese NIartin's Sociology class. ff' Carol Miklich, Mary Ann Baum, and Louis Doyle look over a copy of Vir- giI's Aeneid in Sister Agnes Patrice's fourth year Latin class. TO ONE MAN HE GAVE FIVE TALENTS Frances Romero and Ramona Mar- tinez point out the boundaries of the Northeast Territory while Pat Tate explains to Sister Mary Lorenzo's American History Class. ,,..-.... .....,V..., ina. yet... uigeuiu Liu:-o, .auburn Lcxubluy, MW 'KM Virginia Martinez, Marilyn Guptill, and Barbara Denning struggle to make x equal 3. TO ANOTHER THREE, AND TO ANOTHER ONE. Angles l and m are supplementary, declares Anita Villanueva. Joe Pettit and Julie Lay agree with her statement. They are members of Sister Genevieve Clare's Geometry class. 3 l ll Quin Selrnan and Dick Ellgen inspect a chart of an acorn worm While Carolyn Webb and Carol Nloroney prepare to ex- ,f'ffw 'f 'w X. J I i -fl ZS' IFYOULOVEME amine a slide under the mic- roscope in Sister lVlarianna's biology class. In Coach Jack Parsons and Coach John Neari's newly in- augurated Physical Education class, boys learn those athletic skills which will help when they are representing Catholic High on the field, court and diamond. Martin Sontoya listens to a recording of his voice in Sister Mary David's speech class, as Wilbert Rodrriguez, Robert Montez, and Donald Smerker listen. ,mis . ,wiigig . 'ww N A-we sz-,101-,M . -, fi? ' -V 07751 1- , .iililiiiivf fsczl iw .x V'-iss v : Practice makes perfect is the motto of Barbara Dolak, Joanne Burgess, s ir, at i ,,., 2 K W--Mak -W-...M ,A -HMM, 4.,,,,m wfiifif 1' 1 Y? sus.. 'aim 5' is t S s Fit' 2 fg4,,., , M- , '-'fewer . Q- yiyrwrgiy gf? kts-rr ,.i. 5 1 L r-jf' 53533514 f, rw, alt Pat Merrett, and Sharon Boxvvell, members of Sister Rose Anita's first year typing class. KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS Ui- i sm salt? ga l z?2f42?E1'r ,gigs-'fsfgtg if - we' - , ??s1?Q2zsi'W5E't ' K -amz'-fr-- remix: sigma, 1-mkxxx-iw , A- rw Smm1f4'lEF 471 1' if K w it A IE 'Jw me Wx ' A- , 'M.,..! Carole a n Eile Perko and Mary Matu lich work to master the forms of shorthand IH Sister Rose Anita's tirs year shorthand class, Ronald Rimack ancl Anthony Romero attempt to pronounce the word Campiegne that Betty Venditti has written on the board. They are mem- bers of Sister Jeanne d'Arc's fourth year English class. l gf sm Girls in Sister Mary Bernice's Second Year English class study the Ave Maria, Shield, and other Catholic magazines enthusiastically. hike 3 ,ri First year Journalists Charles Bacino, Gary Mikulas, Frank Biondolillo, check their galley sheets and finish their stories for the Tatler in Sister Therese Martin's Journalism class. LOVE YOUR ENEMlESf L Margaret Faikenstein, Mariorie Ver- cauteren, Yolinda Martinez, and Julie Cassidy add the finishing touches to their proiects in Sister Angela Marie's foods class. ri 3-is i A U fm k,:t. sis, is 'W r , Wil? ' 1 fs , fi.. 'r if '24 -- ' ..5,,.,,i,i,, . ., r wwf Ramona Martinez models her self- rnade dress while Elaine Imblurn evens the hem. Geraldine Plutt, Frances Romero, and Betty Lou Pavol work on their garments. 79 ,,,,, ..,.-.., ,. ...... .... ,...,,,...W .,.. ...N exp-. .... en. CharIotte Mishmash writes clown the formula. Pat Cole is assisting Loretta in the experiment. They are members of Sister Georgiana's Chemistry Class. YOU ARE MY FRIENDS, IF YOU DO THE THINGS THAT I COMMAND YOU. 6 I mt in 1.1153 .Y A Ray TronteII Sherman French George McGee John Fagan and Kenneth Gooclenough are proving in a Phys ics experiment that the molecules weigh five grams This experiment is called heat ot vaporization If .sf .A . if nf I -FJ' v , ,,,,.' - ff I ii . f I S - 50 7 . ,, N . I 1 ..,.. ,,,.. - t. , . , , , '1 g 0!lll0aup,,A I F ,Mo-...QV we-gg ACTIVITIES I SOPHOMORE LATIN CLUB Presenting a skit for the enioyment of the Sophomore Latin Club are: Joanne Kadunc, Kathryn Sterner, Ellen Scott, Lorraine Amman, Fred Pechek, Damien Cook. LIBRARY CLUB Many happy hours are spent in learning the mysteries of finding one's way around a library. Library Club mem- bers browsing through books are: First row: Mary Jo Pollock, Jane Gust. Second row: Mary Louise Reinert, Annalee Bongirno, Carole Kasic, Carol Miklich, Mary Lynn Wagner. JUNIOR RED CROSS Henrietta Balloga, Pat Williams, and Jeanne Spitzer learn- 3 ed the interesting work of the Junior Red Cross. 2 71' NATIONAL LATIN HONORARY CLUB Latin students of the eleventh and twelfth grades who have maintained an average of 907, or higher for the first quarter, are candidates for membership in the Na- tional Latin Honorary Club. Students are: First row: Mary Lynn Wagner, Carol Miklich, Jean Mathis, Arlene Vigil, Mariorie Smilanich, Sue Fisher. Second row: Janet Schum Mary Ann Depperschmidt, Mary Ann Baum, Pat James, Jacqueline Costanza, Jeanne Spitzer. Third row: Mary Pat Arnott, Lauretta Daveline, Elaine Imblum, Mary Jo Pollock, Ramona Martinez, Mary Lee Verderaime, Patty Williams. Fourth row: Tom Larkin, Steve Bravdica, John Britz, Louis Doyle, Jim Mudrone, Kathleen Melia, Connie Cables, Fifth row: Ted Vidmar, John Lane, Mike Badovinac, Sam Chigro, Jim McGonigle. sl 1 f. , 1 m..,.,lJ ! DEBATE AND SPEECH CLUB NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Members are: First rows Maureen McKenna, Arlene Vigil Carol Miklich. Second row: Sherman French, John Fagan, Elaine Kennedy. Third row: Mary Lynn Wagner, Frank Kogovsek, Louis Doyle. Fourth row: Jeanne Spitzer, Hen- rietta Balloga. Debate and Speech Club members meet every day to prepare for the numerous state-wide contests in which they participate. Members are: First row: Maureen Mc- Kenna, Arlene Vigil, Mary Lynn Wagner. Second row. Mary Pat Arnott, Frank Kogovsek, Quin Selman. Third row: Pauline Rusovick, Julie Rupp. M C Dramatics Club members construct stage scenery I- for Christmas play, The Shepherd's Flute, written by Sister Mary David, speech teacher. U Members are: Frank Kogovsek, Anne Concialdi, John Fagan, Elaine Kennedy, Betty June Kettord, B Frances Stefanic, Sherman French, June Bittman. Prospective members of the National Thespian Club hope to gain membership in the society by fulfilling the re- quirements stipulated. V Huggy Wvilndsxy. Mmuigmunr A fmt T: - Ytila XXI Schott: YM me f aw! f'mi?vlzi 'iff wa are laws ratwnfw, fwwnvww EVM: JL A. kwin 3553 am Enrollment ls-aCityW ide Wu W atm slam lurk. 'W w TATLER AND SHAMROCK STAFFS kt N4 iam! Vw l Pmgrar wav: aff lun ttiantn xmwmxaw bf iw-ad an MM! -wixidw 1 aim 1 ' Maw wr :Seaman 1' aw! if me mrwfaivtda-Sfl fum: films, iii wtwwsiwk SM! www K agmfknei X 1E'busww2vdt rm az waesrtfrfris tw- siawmma M awww! fmt www Ma-an lfwiiaw fum MQW F WWW M riwh ,A-,T A Shim!! Tiefsawiiirwsg Wwe? ffiitxtitw mmm 3' 6 si V Efafefwf ' M in tif serene Mr was -was ,gfaww KWWL gg, ai- qmw ffnWW f wifww TSMG fe m,,,wnal,a so Siwaatx., myggfp-wwaemmfmkm, fkit+i:s:vrri1iiiflf,ix1'1nvla.QafiaZf ,h.- ,, M, .,,. W.,..,f,x,.W ami Here are only a few of the many lousy editors who work on either the ill Shamrock or Tatler staffs. They are: rm. W, Claudette Mallia, Kathleen Melia, ' ts Www SWG? Wi? Q. Jeanne Spitzer, Beth Bongirno, Lauretta Daveline, Henrietta Balloga, Mary Pat Arnott, Violet Senatore, Patricia Williams, Arlene Vigil. L v -5 L.. vw Shamrock staff editors share ideas on layouts and pictures for this year's Shamrock. First row: Pat Chiaro, Beth Bongirno. Second row: Violet Senatore, Lauretta Daveline. Third row: Jeanne Spitzer, Phillips, Mary Pat Arnott. Fourth row: Albert nick, James Plese. Fifth row: Claudette Mallia Bernice Mayer- ,s,c U, f.. , it ,K f- 1 -r Ali! Piliiitifi lfmtihaii vfftwft Hr 'jt'F aim Piatlfilinisaei aaa--Imii 'viii zimdm Qkrw asvfwutaxtadiss Jai iwvhiw Y-Uiwwf with at-llfttfmiwna 0-KWH? -N 'P W 'l l' M f with 'f2'i't Kiasma as Saad Weil uw ibiza an 125553 vw 'S iwfitlw 'MSW' M1 lrmt at was . maxim pmmmwsmf at fin si wi fwak wsaaey. L-asm sixswm Wwwh: ,, 2 in f T, , sf? rwgfaseaafaiixniiimtkffai Wrfw' awk fi 1i?t-liliitf?'fV Nsitfa g,g5,,.5M ,wa-,K QsxulL,ge' Mswsgy wt, itlttfsm Si-4:4 ?3f5ifa1YF9'l Vt WW f:.ax5w:s2nsSBi.aa - r - -,ra FW gy,-ff 1- U 5 yg,,a,,w,f Q isa tw .f-V Z.. st 2 A iggiwk., i A 1 e fs- awe-an M . r , W. i,.a,,gQ,a-2 ifimg, l 4 at 1 M-wi pl Vrz ,f f , , f 4- .1 n.f.--:......., in ra. .M f- V' zwarq 21751 ,Mimi Tatler editors work together as a team to prepare the school paper 'fn for press. Editors are: First row: Tom Whalen, Jean Mathis, t Arnold Garcia, Joe Truiillo. Second row: Arnold Mitchem, Larry ,,,,1.aa, Prenger, Sheila Selman. Third row: Jim Drury, Lane Faricy, Anthony y . Romero, Richard Jesik. fiiffrjjfj wa! Q K h 4, 2 nw mfmxfm and miiriitilaam at 1ivi3'i:Szi'e1iiR . law. aww W 33918 fr A M Us MW mmgipzimr Aiea' m!Q.zQisifm.aQ, Sammi ami iwwsm- Tatum weft SMX K T' t' gm? Higwf we ia we Sewage .Lilian Mme, Jima wut. H k 7 W mn! iwmms-WM are t1vw.asffi.2sr tax-me Kiwis S'-Lfmmifii, Harm Mittal TWY 'f't li tim FH , H A ll at f flaws JST. Kami-' :imnsf,Ufbwx.iRwfh-1-atv HW' my 'Q in l WS Tx gil F s bin' M Q aw- ti will fi, Q 1- H8345 ik-au. Nw mu tm, ,--outa?-Q-at U. iwmtf 1 wiv, at N' 'Y My M LL xx .M MQW Tihmwiniii, fitawafnizwss 11'-'jrrznwwitaiwwe sinh: llfffiw-fiat Llfft'- 1fg'4xkfi Ryu Q gwmew ,gmg 55544 flew ff'ywne3y, Kiasma 2'a2,nggx-fr, lima-fa ?45tf?'fA l t'tl? hi, I .lf ,ao yisma. m..x..t wma. 1-tra imp Fat lw'M'lt'S'f Vfllfv WW W 'Pr ' ' s T u D EC NG u N c i L T Student Council Officers elected by the stu- dent body efficiently carry out the duties their office requires. The officers are: Mike Osshiato, Vice President, Mary Lynn Wagner, Secretary, Lauretta Daveline, Treasurer, Jim Massara, President. Student Council campaign assembly . . . stu dents listen attentiveiy To The candidates speeches. fllffffffl 5 3 l iilli?5?f?i5!2!iSf?il5351 l 2 T Q H2 X 'Le f if i ,,, ,W . , , I im' N, P Y ' if , 'gr flaw W wnws rns 'J 'w 'f , .4- 1 'QQ ' Student Council Members: First row: Jim Massara, Rena Wagner, Pat Conner, Peg Hen- derson, Lauretta Daveline, Arlene Vigil, Mary Lynn Wagner, Carole Kasic, Violet Senatore, Elaine Kennedy. Second row Mike Occhiato, Sherman French, John Fagan, John Veatch, Walter Doyle, Arnold Garcia, Don Vigil. if fi? 4-nn---M' w First row: Martha Rodriguez, Mar- lene Genova, Frances Romero, Jo Ann Soldano. Second row: Patricia James, Frances Stetanic, Barbara Soldano, Constance Pacheco. Third rovv: Violet Senatore, Frances Krasovec, Jean Nevvkirk, Mary Ann Baum. Fourth rovv: Elizabeth Bon- girno, Patricia Conner, Betty Ann Venditti, Jacqueline Costanza. Fifth rovv. Julie Rupp, Anne Marie Concialdi, Betty Jo Whalen. K E L L Y K O R P S if V l L. First row: Susan Fisher, Carole Jahn, Margaret Maurello Jean Mathis. Second row: Elaine Colacino, Beverly Ballas Mary Frances Sabo, Babette Hollenzer. Another phase of Shamrock Spirit . . . chartered bus leaving for Abbey! Erinette officers are: Barbara Soldano, Mary Ann Baum, Betty Jo Whalen, and Violet Senatore. O F F I C E R S Patricia Hanley, Sharon Maloney, Geraldine Gochie, and Sally Cox. E R I N E T T E S YE l 'W 7 1 i , s 'i Ag g , u L .4 , if J I R F it ll K 2 ai J ll . ,,.a MAN i 'iw' at L es if ftirffi C F J First row: Gol Denia Lisac, Julie Cassidy, Pat Cole, Barbara Gorshe, Elaine Kennedy, Janet Schum, Mary Ann Depperschmidt, Patricia Williams, Carol Miklich, Charlotte Mishmash, Carole Kasic, Kath- leen Melia, Connie Cables, Henrietta Balloga. Second row: Sharon Patlogar, Susan Cassidy, Theresa Jaramillo, Mary Levine, Adeline Ottino, Joanne Kadunc, Kathryn Sterner, Phyllis Prijatel, Carol Pettit, Julie Lay. Third row: Francis Singer, Jane Gust, Annalee Bongirno, Carole Petric, Pat Chiaro, Betty Strauss, Barbara Ursick, Pat Nolan, Donna Stupnik, Donna Perko, Pat Todero, Roberta Valdez, Carolyn Krasovec, Stella Orona. Fourth row: Marilyn Guptill, Maureen McKenna, Mary Nell Padgett, Phyllis Tapia, Elaine lmblum, Betty Lou Pavol, Janet Polak, Marie Perrotta, Rose Ann Musso, Vera Di Salvo, Charlotte Montoya, Bernadette Medina, Barbara Serrano, Elizabeth Sanchez. Fifth row: Gladys Fuiaros, Carol Moroney, Josephine Vialpando, Loretta Schaffer, Barbara Dolak, Geraldine Plutt, Sharon Boxwell, Virginia Martinez, Pat Martino, Ellen Scott, Joann Krall, Ann Frencik, Barbara Mikatich, Charlotte Priiatel. Sixth rovv: Anita Villenueva, Marie Torez, Carolyn Webb, Sharon La Tronica, Marilyn Kimmett, Rena Kimmett, Esther Medina, Ann Vigil, Rosemary Wheat, Marianne Rusevick, Teresa Hoffman, Eileen Chavez, Betty Jeanne Mauro, Mary Kay Prince. Seventh row: Elizabeth Paucheck, Marlene Valent, Dorothy Skube, Carolyn Kochevar, Marlene Vegas, Lucille Martinez, Julia Clementi. Eighth row: Pauline Rusovick, Delphia Ruiz, Sylvia Maurello, Carol Tezak, Nancy Jersin, Pat Valentine, Mary Beth Ley, Judy Cowgill, Janet Socier, June Bittman. First row: Don Vigil, Bill Wagner, Charles Vigil, Eileen Perko, James Gonzales, Pat Timme, Pat Depperschrnidt, Julie Cooper, Arlene Vigil, Teresa Priiatel, Yolinda Martinez, Mary Lynn Wagner. Second row: Mr. Shelly Keltner, Pat Conner, Claire Priiatel, Mariorie Smilanich, Alene Cline, Lauretta Daveline, Christine Styduhar, Pat Merrett, Peg Henderson, Rena Wagner, Barbara Grassman, Jane Buser, Mary Pat Arnott, Dorothy Hoist. Third row: Fred Martinez, Richard Vigil. Dan Mc Carthy, William Dolak, Tom McCallister, Ronald Rimack, Anthony Capozzola, Charles Riggio, Albert Mayernick, Mike Occhiato, Ralph Spinuzzi, Rita Delliquadri. Fourth row: Don Smerker, Jack Okey, David Smerker, Edward Engler. Senior band members who are graduating this year are: First row: Yolinda Martinez. Second row: Patricia Pillitteri, Arlene Vigil, Mary Lynn Wagner, Jane Buser. Third row: Don Vigil. Fourth row: Alvin Bressan, Anthony Capozzola, Ronald Rimack. The nationally famous Air Force Band appeared before the PCH student body at a matinee, October 26, and also gave a repeat performance that evening. Both performances were directed by Colonel George S. Howard. Shamrock maiorettes are: First row: Patricia Pillitteri, Frances Edwards. Second row: Ramona Martinez, Frieda Crabaial, Edna Gurule, Sophie Avila. Absent are: Crusita Wheeler, and Patsy Martinez. l Sophomore Float Second Prize Winner Sophomore Float Second Prize Winner , ,J if an 'S 6 K H Fpglll lf ggsagii di 1 - . , . 1 ' .1 i f it . - . I i ' A 3,2 2' 'ii ', llll-SF' Nei 'Q Q. v 'Q K A Q ' -,Kit 7 i'Yi-,3 71 9 all iff' A V 1 Q T ' ai . J . . ,- fi-1 L Q., Lil . ,,-' F 1 Jig' 4- ,sim if Ffqz.. 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E rr , .H , 'im , ' Q4 if A , E' M' I , 4 1 ,Q 5 nl , ,, X 5 Q 2? . r M v. ,r 1 1. 5 4' K Queen Sue Fisher an center Carol Miklich, Jackie Consfanza, Mary Ann Baum, Mary Lynn Wagner FlrsfPr1ze Floaf, Glee Club Presentation of gifts to Queen Sue and her attendants at dance. Rhythm in Blues bring alumni and stu- dents to Homecoming dance. Triumphant moment of a glorious Home- coming weekend. Queen Sue is crowned by co-captains Louis Caricato and Joe Pan- nunzio during the halftime ceremonies at the game. First row: Delphia Ruiz, Barbara Dolak, Sharon Boxwell, Kenneth Goodenough, Ray Kogovsek. Second row: Julie Rupp, Anne Marie Concialdi, Alene Cline, Julia Cooper, Quinlan Selman, Thomas John- son. Third row. Marianne Rusovick, Mary Louise Reinert, Loretta Schaffer, Pauline Rusovick, Donna Perko, Donald Smerker. Fourth row: Peggy Maloney, Sharon LaTronica, Carole Kasic, Barbara Gorshe, Louis Doyle. Fifth row: Susan Cassidy, Beth Bongirno, Connie Cables, Mike Occhiato, Edward Engler. M I Queen of the Apostles! Proy S for the Missions Thot All Moy S Know the Saviour of the World! I O N C R U S A D E C.S.M.C. officers-First row: John Fagan, Presi- dent, Sr. Unit, Louis Doyle, Treasurer Second row: Barbara Gorshe, Secretary, Sr. Unit, Pauline Rusovick, President, Jr. Unit, Carole Kasic, Vice President, Sr. Unit, Julie Rupp, Vice President, Jr. Unit, Donna Perko, Secre- tary-Treasurer Jr. Unit. CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE Sister Christa explains a point of faith as members of the Contraternity ot Christian Doctrine listen carefully. Members who are learning to teach Catechism are: Sheila Selman, Martha Rodriguez, Rena Wagner, Alene Cline, Claire Priiatel, Sister Christa, Isabel Rodriguez, and Yolinda Martinez. Mother Seton League girls display clothing they made tor the poor. They are: Vera DiSalvo, Marianne Rusovick, Marie Perratta, and Phyllis Tapia. 93 ff-if ,A , is www ' f,5,wiw1a.: 'ts if ifwwrfzii ' Q i LOUIS CARICATO RAY DELUCA A host of Shamrock players trounce the Centennial halt- back, Myron Pearson. Joe Pan- nunzio C7Oj, Jim Drury C72j, Stanley Mena C6lJ, Ray De- Luca CQOD, with an unidenti- fied player making the deadly tackle. Dan Maroney ClOD, Ray De- Luca CQOD, and .lack Drury CAOD, trap Wildcat quarter- back, John Smith, three yards from pay dirt. 3113-411. My ff 5752, A ffm-nam: ' , -- xg,-lfftr, I f .f A : 5 ,fQn1?ig11 3 ww ww-,+A Rm ix sxwnusf ..,, , N,,,,,C ' mama, ,4 -msnuanvv' ia. B A drive dovvnfield by The Ab- bey Bears was stopped by Al- vin Bressan C711 and assisi- ing in the play are John Wil- liams C821 David Socier C431 and Dale Bensko C641 CHUCK GRECO , of Q ' Q , ,XV,' -E X Im an A A , : ,SC v ' f ' , x I Rt J f X ' 'I I JOHN LANE 4f'149!'d-wtf' E Ray DeLuca C201 Chuck Gre- co C161 and Alvin Bressan Ci3J, aid Dan Maroney Cl8j in his five yard plunge dur- ing The second quarier of play in the Colorado Springs game. JACK DRURY Q JAMES DRURY LANE FARICY ,i S L y Ci I l A L,A, . --- Q 5 ,, . . WM l k'.. 5 -V ,.,M ,. -ff-ffA KY klsil ygy' I f J E ,.,L .5 : F , , , ,V A ..,. .V , N5 E, : itl - P -vv I hzrn I KZ 4 fkhy WWW -v,V l'A'V lyme I I I . zg' I v I A -T an L , 1' -'F'- T.. T QT I fl I Q S f I ' I my il I DAN NIARONEY JOE PUNNUNZIO JOE PAPISH we oPPoN ENT TH EY f A I T Pueblo ,,4,,,, ,,,,, O Lamar ,W ,,,,.... 1 9 ,N -ik - VVAA Pueblo L,,.,., ,,,,, 7 Central , .....,,, 1 3 ' r W y -1 I Pueblo .. A , ., 6 Trinidad ...V.. TTT.T,.. 3 9 I 'ff C , If P U e b l O ------- YTTTTTTT 2 3 C e n le n n a l ll 4 ff, ,-', m 1 Pueblo .,,,.,, ,,,,,. 0 Abbey ....................,, 13 Pueblo ,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,A 1 4 Walsenburg .......,.,,,.. 7 T ' Pueblo ,,,,,,, ,,...... 4 6 Colorado Springs ,,..,w 7 ri:, Pueblo ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 38 Florence ,,,,,,...,.,,,..,,., 6 F Pueblo ,,..... ,,,,,, 1 9 Triniiy -, 7 llrl DAVE SOCIER JOHN WILLIAMS Dan Maroney C102 crashes across for The first Touchdown from one yard out in The game between P.C.H. and Triniiy. Mike Badovinac C511 Throws key block To send Teammare Dan Maroney C101 for exten- sive gainage in The vicforious Homecoming game with Trin- ity. First row: Jack Parsons, Denny Cesar, Stanley Mena, Anthony Horvat, Edward Spelich, Charles Gettler, Jack Drury, Jim Spinuzzi, Vernon Bressan, Paul Abernathy, Manager Joe Martinez. Second row: Assistant Coach Frank Flood, David Socier, Stephen Bravdica, Robert Cardinal, Sam Chigro, Louis Caricato, Joe Papish, Dan Maroney, Bob Valentine, Jim Siegle, Manager John Mathis. Third row: Ted Vidmar, Ray DeLuca, Al Bressan, Jim Drury, John Lane, Dale Bensko, Charles Greco, Lane Faricy, Mike Badovinac, Joe Pun- nunzio, John Williams, Louis Puleo. ,L QQ Jack Drury C401 runs behind good blocking for 46 yards to a touchdown to aid in victory over Florence. Dan Ma- roney U01 and Charles Greco C81 D are the blockers. In first quarter play Ray DeLuca C2Oj, clutches the ball for a 12 yard gain, at- ter pulling down a pass from quarter- back, Dan Maroney, in a thrilling game with Lamar. First row: Edward Spelich, Denny Cesar, Richard Giarratano, Ted Calentino, Jerry Mc- Dermott, Bill Wagner, Locario Gonzales, Adolph Arguella. Second row: Manager Ronald Glach, John McGuire, Paul Abernathy, Fred Pachek, Lawrence Warrick, Mike Veit, John McGovern, Tom Beatty, Coach John Neari. Third row: Eddy Manzanares, Manuel, Ortega, Jack Krasovec, Lawrence Currie, Michael McGonigle, David Lopez. Fourth row: Larry Smith, Louis Hinds, Vernon Bressan, Dallas Plese, Jim Siegle. 7 'f -fa.,.,x, Jar ,W Ig - LII ilmk 5 I C I ULZ I L . i awe? I W 1E'f3rQQVfg,1?,2 AJ. LOUIS CARICATO 1 I CHUCK Gemma , ,.,, W, , f f w:eiff1yf,g 4 f . 1 137: ,,C5,,,i,IgjX9.kC,,w,I,,,EggI 125 f QS A I 5 H V f I R 135 ' q miewgg II?E5If+.: J I I 1 -- :' ..,. C CQ: ,mikk I if I V S , Q J' s o - X . JOHN LANE ev I C Q J 3 11 fgsrm mggazz! I f 5' M , 7 I E I ' ' , N I . H ,V 1 JI T-Leif I . .s ff U cmd- A M. f - I I r a: , Q71 A 155 , fa 3 I I I , -1 - , ff . . , .,f. I, I . ' ' .. 'N I X ' -- - Q Q Q ' ' 'i ,Ip 4 A N, 3 A -I -M IIs3.II.,,,,ggL V H wk, V , 5 I ,, W , L ,X I 1 4 ' I DAMIEN CQQK RAYMOND DELUCA JIM DRURY Shamrock Ga ry Mikulas C151 and Tom Clementi C195 rush in Io prevenf Ed Nealon C213 from scoring during play of The Sham- rock-Abbey game. F i n a 1 score: Abbey 44-PCH 34. .M ,W 4.V-, IQ .. ,I ,V 'J 5 ' if .' V fx 0 I C 5 Q5 I Ig 5. ,f L X ' . GARY MIKULAS -,'-' A ,,,,,,,., . I Y K .IwIfg5g5I,.,,5,.f:sM- Vi,,. . KA i .. A 1.7, N Iriwmiji f C, 1, , ix 97 174 . ILWW, I j, f Vi h t , I LEA kj ,,iWW, 5 .,m,WM ,'-- ' V, A . A . ' ' A jk ' 93 ,QS 'J . - A va a -I 'f .'., -A .V I , , ,1,, , f 'WSW 1 1 J' I - - I ,,,, ,J ' 30 I. fi: 5' , I 1313? 'a'a' 1 O C 4' 5 . .Q Q 5 ' ff , I 2 I I gig I I V U C H ' g Q1 A JI f , . JOE PANNUNZIO JOE PAPISH DAVE SOCLER JOHN WILLIAMS Little Irish, PCH's future Athletic hopes, are B Squad members Larry Trujillo, Anthony Horvat Gilbert Robles, Paul Abernathy. Standing: Manuel Ortega, Dallas Plese, Richard Vigil, Jim Siegle Vernon Bressan. Intramural basketball has these boys on their toes during the bas- ketball season. Each boy is rep- resenting one of the eight intram- ural teams. Standing are: Tom Beatty, Raiders, Mike Occhiato, Flat Tops, Jack Okey, Hurricanes, John Solarzano, Trotters, Joseph Fitzgerald, Dons. Kneeling: Paul Bartolo, Flyers, Mike Badovinac, Gaels, Chuck Greco, Lakers. Three loyal Shamrocks who devote countless hours maintaining the excellent appearance of the school and property are: Mr. Upton Flock, Mrs. Frances Castro, Mr. Joseph Masser. F zsseifiij A HW-its W 0 '- N-..,,I: eq? in ,wi Harvy Koshak CZID and Gary Mikulas C151 wait anxi- ously as the ball flies over the finger tips of Dave Jackson C291 As the game ended, the score was Cen- tral 66, PCH 25. Gary Mikulas Cl5D struggles to keep Mengheni C211 from getting the ball. At the final gun PCH edged away from Walsenburg 60 to 58. Joe Pannunzio Cl7D, Gilbert Robles Clij and Damien Cook CICBD assist in the play. Tom Clementi Cl9D leaps high as the ball rebounds. Paul Abernathy C55D tries desperately to gain pos- session. Canon City went into the lead to win 43-29. 6 Sing of Friends First row: S. Maloney, S, Boxwell, B. Dolak, L. Schaffer, F. Romero, N. Cassidy, R. Martinez, D. Helmers, M. Matulich M. Pollock, H. Balloga, J. Spitzer, C. Mallia. Second row: G. Plutt, C. Miklich, J. Schum, C. Cables, K. Melia, F. Maloney, B. Bongirno, D. Holst, E-, Imblum, J. Polak, M. Smilanich, P. B. Gorshe, C. Mishmash, M. Velardi, B. Pavol, B. Whalen, P. Chiaro, F. Krasovec. F. Edwards, C. Petric, B. Venditti, M. Dicks, C. Pacheco, D. Nichols. Fourth row: C. Kasic, P, Pillitteri, A. Lopez, M. Vercauteren, P. Cole, M. Verderaime, C. Skube, A. Bayuk, M. Arrigo, B. Soldano, J. Cassidy, S. Maurello, C. Jahn, Williams, V. Wolf, B. Phillips. Third row: B. Mikus, L. Amman, First row: T, Calentino, M. Baca, G, Birch, W. Wadsworth, M. Diodosio, M. Darcy, J. McDermott R. Wheat. F. Grahek, C. Baca, L. Skoff. Second row: T. gg '7Q,f, ,VAV A, ,. - V, V . f'- fy Vymvv 5 i i Q 5 Beatty, R. Rusovick, T. oevries, H, Matson, M, if srri rrreiirr f r,, A , ff ' 'H Archuletta, J, McCulloch, L. Warrick, D. Lopez, L' V 7 ' .V - ...-, ,N.,: Y' V .,. 4' ? L. whariack, P. Tafoya, P. Banana. Third row: E. E 'S ' .,-. 5' 52: ' , ' ff -frr era, A' to Eden, E. Spelich, J. Perko, R. Kern, R. Perko, E. f .-,. ' ----, 3 V 'S fr f-rf rjrlf. ,.,, . 'Lf' 5 Tfrkl Dv ' aw Quintana, R. Pauchek, M. Riddock, P. McGuire, E. . r. ,P A T .JI ' . tiff 3 A 'X tg Bratina. Fourth row: D. Barnett, A. Arguello, .. fa I fi V L' Ft L. Currie, M. McGonigle, J. Siegle, J, Owens, D. 1 r,.ir ,' ,l.. Q . Perko, M. Veit, T. Longgrear, P. Abernathy, D. Mihalick, F. Pullaro. First row: J. Hanley, S. Stravia, K. Christenson, N. Jersin, P. Valentine, C, Tezak, K. Bellinger, P. Conner, J. Bittman, P Nolan, J. Socier. Second row: B. Riley, M. Kimmett, J. Clementi, C. Samora, M. Vigil, B. McCulloch, B. Medina, E. Gurrule, M. Torrez, C. Webb, J. Soldano, R. Valdez, L. Amman, A. Bongirno. Third row: C. Montoya, B. Serrano, R. Musso, E. Syrotcher, J Rupp, C. Kottenstette, C. Pettit, J. Lay, C. Maroney, G. Fuiaros, D, Ferriter, T. Jaramillo, S. Nishikawa, P. Martino, J. Kadunc, K. Sterner, C. Kochevar, S. Patlogar. Fourth row: M. Liptak, C. Priiatel. Fifth row: B. Mauro, M. Prince, P. Martinez, J Vialpando, S. Henigsman, R. Kimmett, A. Ottino, E. Scott, F. Stefanic, C. Smith, A. Villanueva, S. Orona, P. Priiatel, J. Krall, P, Todero, A. Concialdi, D. Smelich, M. Reinert. Sixth row: N. Pryor, D. Perko, D. Stupnik, M. Rusovick, R, Garlich, M. Levine, P. Tapia, S. Serrano, A. Vigil, E. Medina, G. Medina, M. Pachek, S. Cox, M. Ursick, A. Novak, G. Gochie, B. Pachek, T. Hoffman, J. Gust. Seventh row: M. Ley, S, Cassidy, J. Cowgill, S. La- Tronica, M. Guptill, M, Padgett, S. Polak, M. Montelongo, V. Garcia, M. Rael, T. Madrid, T. Krasovec, M. Perrota, V. DiSalvo, L. Davis, E. Chavez, M. Valent, D. Skube, V. Martinez, and L. Martinez. Sophomore, Junior and Senior members of the Legion of Mary kneel to say a rosary in honor of the Blessed Mother at the beginning of one of their weekly meetings. First row: Barbara Grassman, Mary Frances Sabo, Balobette Hollenzer, Claire 75' ' .5 ii as X? 513 ii i .L i ik , f ns , Q . . J, ,W-ex ,- rg- ,A Priiatel, Beverly Ballas, Margaret Henderson, Mary Lynn Wagner Arlene Vigil, Carol Miklich, Joanne Kadunc, Kathryn Sterner Sue Fisher, Joann Krall. Second row: Ellen Scott, Julienne Coop er, Janet Polak, Patricia Merrett. ' Cleaning the Chapel in which our Lord resides is one of the many works of the Legion of Mary. Happily working are ,,,, . L. Legion of Mary officers. First row: Carol Miklich, Mary Lynn Wi.. -- Wagner, Nancy Jersin. Second row: Theresa Krasovec, Carol : Tezak, Rena Wagner. Freshman girls enrolled in the Legion of Mary are: First row: Tronica, Maiorie Pachek, Theresa Krasovec, Carol Tezak, Marlene Teresa Priiatel, Phyllis Tapia, Pat Nolan, Nancy Jersin, Marilyn Valefiif C3i'0iYi'i K0Ci'ieV6Vf M-3i'i9i'ie VSQSSI Annie i-OU Vigil Guptill, Shirley Polak, Marianne, Rusovick, Carolyn Samora, PHQQY MGiOi'ieY- Mary Ellen Vigil. Second row: Georgia Medina, Sharon La ,,-. Christmas A Christmas audience watches admiring- ly as Sherman French, posing as the Bis- hop of Navarre, delivers a stirring sermon on the honor it would be to have one of his people worthy of playing the Shep- herd's Flute. Staging was planned by Sister Mary David, who also wrote the play, titled, The Shepherd's Flute. Bring thy gift to the Babe of Bethlehem and all of France will tremble to the haunting lullaby of the Shepherd's Flute, pleads Albert Mayernick, who enacts the role of an angel of the Lord. Witnesses are Quin Selman, Anne Marie Concialdi, Frank Kogovsek Sherman French, Maureen McKenna, and John Ursick. at P.C.H. Reigning royalty of Winter Wonderland are Queen Julie Cassidy and King Dale Bensko. Dancing in a Winter Wonderland are Pueblo Catholic High School students and Alumni. Jimmy Howard's Orchestra played for the dance which was sponsored by Stu dent Council. All-American quarterback, Paul Hornung of the University of Notre Dame, was the guest speaker at the annual PCH Sports Banquet at the Minnequa Club, January l5. Football, basketball and baseball let- ters were awarded, and the football team received their Stage Champs iackets, gifts of Pueblo businessmen. Shamrocks will keep remembering Paul Hornung's memorable words, lt's nice to be im- portant, but it's more important to be nice. Mardi Gras Committee under Father Daniel Huber were Mary Ann Baum, Violet Senatore, Mary Lynn Wagner, John Fagan, Jim Massara Tom Whalen, Top Mardi Gras salesmen for the Oldsmobile are Carol Miklich, Joe Papish, Sandra Henrgsman Barbara Riley Look what I've won! exclaims an enthusiastic Mardi Gras Mary Nell Padgett, Geraldine Gochle Carol Ann Tezak bgggfef Rita DelllqU3l'dl. Come to Mardi Gras at PCH and meet your friends. And this is the Lucky Winning Number of the 56 Oldsmobile say Lou Doyle, Janice Chigro, and Jim Massara Grand climax of Mardi Gras was a free dance for the entire school. Jimmy Howard donated his band. During our Lady's month, May Crowning is held at St. Patrick's Church. Violet Senatore is this year's queen. Her attendants are Arlene Vigil, Mary Lynn Wagner, Frances Maloney, Sue Fisher, and Carol Miklich. All six girls are Senior members ofthe Legion of Mary. T956 Prom Queen, Jean Newkirk the Queen of all Mays, and Heaven. ii 17 OJ 4 D c Q fn 3 S cl m -, in fn 3 nl -. o 1 m U o fl? rn 10 5 3. :- 5341.111 lllvslnlllm ---an Prom Queen, Jean Newkirk, poses with her four lovely princesses. They include, Violet Senatore and Julie Cassidy, seated. Standing are Mary Ann Baum and Jean Mathis. Success of the Junior-Senior Prom depends upon the Prom Committee, composed of these Juniors. Front row: Mike Occniato, Thomas Larkin. Sec! ond row: Elaine lmblum, Barbara Soldano, Mary Pat Arnott, Patricia Chiaro, Rita Delliquadri. Third row: Donald Smerker, John Britz, David Socier, John Lane, and Jack Drury. Maureen Mckenna is not pictured. 1 A HONORARY PATRONS Mos+ Rev. Joseph C. Willging Very Rev. Msgr. Elwood C. Voss Fa+her Daniel R. Huber R+ R R+. R+. R+. R+. R+. ev. Msgr. A. J. Miller V. G., P. A. Rev. Msgr. James O'NeiII Rev. Msgr. Leo J. Thome Rev. Msgr. John J. Kelly Rev. Msgr. Joseph J. Walsh Rev. Msgr. Joseph F. Warna+ Very Rev. Msgr. George T. Holland Very Rev. Msgr. Pe+er Maas Very Rev. Msgr. Pa+ricIc C. S+au+er Rev. John F. Bergin, S. J. Rev Rev . Luis Baldonado, O.F.M. . William P. Doll Rev. Clemen+ M. Firko Rev. Thomas P. Fi+zgeraId Rev . Maurice O. Gallagher Rev. Daniel Gnidica, O.S.B. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev . Raymond Grimes . Joseph Haller, S. J. . Lucien R. Lareau . Conan Lee, O.F.M. . Marcellus Liening, O.F.M. . Joseph P. McGuinness . Charles J. Murray, S. J. . John J. O'FIaher+y, S. J. . Claude Rober+s, O.S.B. . Joseph H. Rochel, S. J. . Jerome A. Rylcowslci . AII:Jer+ Schaller, O.S.B. . Joseph M. Sheehy, S. J. . John A. Sierra, S.F. Rev. lgna+ius Smi+h, O.S.B. Rev Rev Rev . Louis S+oviIc . George L. Subo+ich, J.C.D. . Edward Vollmer, O.S.B. Rev. Edward W. Wichmann Rev. Clemen+ A. 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CompIimen+s of RAINBOW BAKERS ROBINSON-GARDNER Hardware and Sco'H'y S+ores SINTON'S DAIRY OF PUEBLO Good Dairy Produc+s Come From Good Dairy Farms CompIimen+s of FRANK SELAK CompIimen+s of RAY M. TAIBL Charles A. Achaiz Arfhur L. Allen Alpha Floral Co. AI's Jewelry S'rore Mr. and Mrs. Louie Appuglise Mrs. Mary B. Arno'H' Carmen Arrigo Au'I'o Service Au+o'ma+ic Hearing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Balloga Band Moihers Banque+ Bakery Diclc Baum, '50 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baum Jim Baum, '52 Mr. and Mrs. George Beauvais Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bensik G. W. Boyce Typewrifer Co. Burling's Men's and Boys' Wear Campbell Hardware Mary Helen Carr E. M. Chrisimas Real Es+a+e Co. Courl S+ree'r Grill Mr. and Mrs. William Culig Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dall Dave's Loan Company De Hear+ Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delliquadri Jimmy Digby, '55 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dillon and Family Mr. and Mrs. Tony DiPalma Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards Pefe Elich Elm Srreei' Grocery Eppy's Coiffeur Sfudio Garden and Lawngrower's Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Gilfner Fred J. Gorsich Lucian Grace PATRONS Gladys Gupfill and Julia McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer Hansen Conrad H. Hegler, Jr. Hols+'s Conoco Service S+a+ion Mrs. E. M. Holsi' John Holsl' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hols'r Huber's Flowers Humphrey's Co+'rage Floral Paul C. James Joe's Mobile Service Harold L. Johnson Johnson Elecrric Juan's S'rudio of Beauly Karlc's Grocery Kern Red Ball Sales and Service Mar'I'ha Krall Mr. and Mrs. Pefer P. Kralilc and Siephen Kralilc LaH'imer, Craddoclc and Robb Ray Less Siudio Lillian Luna, '55 Lone S+ar Barber Shop L 8: S Cigar Siore Mariin Moore Insurance Marion J. Maurello Insurance Agency H. A. Maclnfosh George F. McCar+hy John G. McCar'ry Dr. and Mrs. J. P. McGonigle Mr. and Mrs. Earl Melia Mesa Cleaners Minnequa Liquor Sfore Mode O'Day New'ron's lnc. Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols Park Hill Arapahoe Parlc Hill Service S+a+ion Park Lane Bowling Alley Carl Parlapiano Pachalc's Hardware Peggy Sue Dress Shop lFormalsl Pe+e and SmiHy's Au+o Paini and Body Shop P 8: P Food S+ores Mr. and Mrs. Frank Priiafel Ralph's Markei' Ramor Jewelry Co. Reliable Clolhing Siore Nancy RicoH'a Mr. and Mrs. Vinceni' Riley Robinson-Gardner and Sco'r+y Siores Rossi Mercanrile Co. Mr. B. V. Ruppel Ryan Tailors George Schnarre Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scolere Silver Dollar lnn John Smelich Smi+h-Johnson Agency John F. Sfarr S'I'illman-Ready Music Co. James SuHon, '55 S+eel Ci+y Elec+ric Co. Time Shop Timme Mororcycle Shop Tiny's Shoe Repair Turner Bros. Service Twombly Au'l'o and Home Supply Gus Vegas Shoe Repair Anna Belle Vensor Elizabe'l'h Vensor Mr. and Mrs. F. Verderaime Mr. and Mrs. Anihony Verlengia and Family Vidmar-Marhis Appliance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Vigil Walgreen's Complimenis of Williams Produce Williams and Son Grocery Edward M. Yalclich G. General Construction and Millwork ALBERT - .IERSIN CONSTRUCTION Office ancl Mill ' Ll 4-3724 849 EAST EVANS PUEBLO CONGRATULATIONS Shamrock Gracluales ROY'S RADIO, TV SERVICE ALL woRK GUARANTEED FORD Repairs Made on Any Type or Make 'I ix 3' 53 of Radio or Television 6l8 EIizalJe'Il1 Li-4-6580 I YOUR PUEBLO S FORD DEALER ELECTRIC SERVICE Eleclrical Conlraclor Ll 4-0490 CSQHEQSLAL s+h AND coum WIRING To ELECTRIC REPAIRS Li 3-238I 3I I Indiana LIFE HEALTH AND ACCIDENT SENIORS, FIRE prom AUTOMOBILE VETERANS GAS 8. SERVICE CHARLES MON DERER Appliances 'For Every Need Insurer 324 W, 4+h S+, Llncoln 4-7923 Phone LI 5-0334 PUEBLO 209 7+h S+. Pueblo, Colo. The New 88 Thrill ol.nSMo Dm ....-'-..f.51 lfllfl-'B gcllinlhlgr Tvlliir - SAFETY TESTED W 5' USED CARS LONGER A ,f -5. LOWER L., 6, ,Q g l ffillk LOVELIER l2+h and N. San+a Fe ' E 5. LIVELIER 1 , , pig Fac+ory Auihorized-Sales - Service - Paris Body and Fender Repair - Car Painfing Facfory Trained Mechanics and Servicemen X VIDMAR MATHIS MOTOR CO. Your Friendly Oldsmobile Dealer II9 W. 6'l'h - I Block Wesi' of U. S. 85-B7 T Llncoln 4-5844 MEAT Re'rail a+ Wholesale S Prices S SOUTHERN'S MEAT CO. 509 Eliz. LI 3-l633 GOOD WISHES TO CLASS OF '5b From Your K-D DRUG STORES, INC. IOI Broadway I349 E. 8l'h a+ 29 and ELIZABETH PUEBLO COLORADO NORMA'S POTTER BEAUTY BAR PHARMACY Hai 5 ?P 29, HAROLD DIOKERSON HaIr-TIn+Ing permanems Phone Ll 5-I2l7 Tues. and Thurs. Evenings by IZI4 Elizabefh Appoin+men+ 702 Polk LIZ-I376 COMP'-IMENTS Producers .-ww'- ' , -, I7 QUR LADY , of , ' I I 'W P 26 Flne DaIry 5' of the Proclucfs ' y IWGINIIID AssuMPTIoN HYDE PARK 'BWI' P LI4-7640 W. II+h S The Always a Shamrock Mark of Boos'I'er Modern I IIE, ICQ . . LEEDS SHOES f Q IRQ, Lwmg 3I0 N. Main ff DOWN-TOWN-FUBELO U,- ,SAN Sof+ Wa+er SERVICE RELEFORD's SOFT WATER FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE I T 3 WAYS T Always SERVICE - HOME OWNED THE FINEST - FRESHEST RENTAL Dewew FLOWERS I 5 - FOLX1-50x Flora' 2889 WATER CONDITIONING, FLIS1'f1ffE?J E55-TFSEH 'NC' Pleniy of Free Parking I-I 3-3646 I740 E. I0+h S+. 9I7'N. Main Xffkf- IT'S IMPORTANT To Have The CompIeI'e Real EsI'aI'e Service and ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE We Also Figure Income Tax Proper Lamp FRENCH REALTY . , and Righi' AND INSURANCE 6 D 6.-,i'j.,T,,s 5'1e LIQIWI Bulbs HOLBERT M. AND CLARA T. FRENCH sR ff.+' II3 W. Rou++ Dial LI-4-3362 lg! I T A MacINDOE PLUMBING 03 8. HEATING, INC. E Repairs! V I 'I' II T' I R dl' I COLORADO k nSriE5v'E'i3NsTReunoci'l3Nng R x COMMERfm,3bSEQI,I1iSIDENTIAL l P 24 H C' we S ' W Modern lENgJJI?punh.eQ1+I+LIlrsJed dIoESeilEi':Eieaning You Need One Good RICST4 5 9 CompIeI'e Line of Brand Name Fix'Iures E7 CaII Llncoln 4-5I I7 A ,, 4. LICENSED AND BONDED IIO W. 2nd We A P RR SAMMY'S 5 HFS SUPER SERVICE Marfac Lube, Wash, and Polishing SAMMY CRIBARI, Proprie+or A W ROOT BEER DRIVE INS ,. . sQioo.' o-,-ltx.:.o' N'-flu Where I AII Friends AW, ' Meei' MUZZIA JEWELRY CO. O 440 Colorado Bldg. Pueblo, Colo. Congrarularions JONES MORTUARY A. C. JONES, MGR. II02 E. Evans Avenue Pueblo, Colorado UNION GAS 8. EQUIPMENT CORP. Na+ural and BoHled Gas Appliances l9I Cenirai Main PUEBLO, COLO. CENTRAL MOTORS Lincoln - Mercury Soles and Service l2+h AND SANTA FE Phone LI 5-0I92 HARDING- BULLOCH Compiimen+s of 'I'he PRINCE PHARMACY JEWELERS The Ver Bed In CORNER NORTHERN-PINE QUXLITY Phone Ll-5-I8l I 6I5 N. Main Llncoln 4-8854 f 'VT mono T, GROVE KC SJ 59 o on by hill DRUG STORES Six Friendly Drug S+ores Convenien+ly Locafed +o Give Yo BETTER SERVICE .3 U vi-' fi -.. - ' I A ' ' ..:rE:E? ., 5E5 5:- .. T E 11 ..1,25EgE5E3E5E11'f '43EgE13121 -41 . g:,:5E5E3E5f'E5i55Q3Q Ig 0 . ' . .. ' ':-''Ei5i5532531i:f2f1Ej2:g,,i .I 4 , ' 1 3 ' -1':f5Eff::' ' I :1:1:Q:::,. i:E:g:- ' . 4 1 , gpgii2EiEii22i2f' ,. I f f . X2 I -xffxf P mlm-EE xx If-T if I J 1 I 1 5' ff' YXXXR -'I 1 f 'V X The Mosi' CompIe+e Jewelry SI'ore in 'Ihe Rocky M+n. Empire The Home f cmzws - Bases 0 Is Ihe Sfore for Me! WesI s Largesi' Jewelers ZALE- LEE JEWELERS CONGRATULATIONS Bes'I Wishes Io GRADUATING CLASS of I956 A Friend of P. C. H. EGAN TEXACO SERVICE Lake and Summif PuebIo's Fines+ CompIeI'e Car Service YOUR TEXACO DEALER CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Io I'he Graduafing CIass FROM A FRIEND OF P. C. LI 2-0729 PETE'S CONOCO I 200I Lake Ave. GOODRICH TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Free Pick-Up and Delivery N TURNER BROS. PuebIo's Original Drive-In Bank SERVICE ARKANSAS-VALLEY Besf on 'rhe Eas'r Side boi E. 4+h STREET Ifllffsfffcff FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CompIimenIs of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PUEBLO CompIimen'Is of ENO'S FINE JEWELRY II's Good Business 'I'o Bank 49 wi+I1 Soufhern CoIorado's OIcIesI' and Largesi' Bank FIRST SINCE I87I 624 N. Main M b . FEDERiFDZrPOSIT Your GIH' Headquar+ers INSURANCE CORPORATION Ph, LI-3-l779 CongraI'uIa'rions Comphmenaus Shamrock Graciuaies I of DINCLER'S B 8. A BOOTERY FABRICS 520 N. Main 405 W. Nor'II1ern H54 I7 Broadway PUEBLO, COLORADO ComplimenI's of CHARLES J. AUST BROTHERS REMODEI-ING AND PLUMBING 81 APPLIANCE GENERAL CONTRACTOR Telephone LI 2-5848 . . . 2' I9 Norm Main Experlenced - QualIfIed Pueblo, Colorado LI4-9605 I200 E. Evans . fl I l PASS KEY W , THE NEW MINNEOUA 400 Wes'I' Norfhern ITALIAN sAusAeE WITH FRENCH Fmes AV' , ff Rx PASS KEY DRIVE IN JOHN AND FRANK PAGANO Phone LI2-0827 608 E. Abrienclo PUEBLO, COLORADO BERGERMAN'S Home of Nafionally Adver+ised Brands HART SCHAFFNER 8: MARX ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS MUNSINGWEAR Telephone 5040 EAST SIDE BAKERY Fine Cakes - Bread - Pasfry Wedding and ParI'y Cakes MR. AND MRS. GLENN E. SHORT 722 Easl' 4+h S'I'. Pueblo, Colorado ADAMS DRUG WHERE PHARMACY IS A PROFESSION Free Delivery 60I W. 29+h LI 4-ZI46 CONGRATULATIONS 'Io I'he Class of '56 JAY PHILLIPS STUDIO Official Senior Class Photographer I03 Wesl' Second SI. Ph. LI 3-053i .Prin+ing BEN FRANKLlN's STORE L'+'wQ'aP Y 3Il W. Nor+hern Ave. 625 S' UNlON AVE' MINNEQUA'S COMPLETE MERCANTII-E 5 8' 'OSTORE PRINTING co. Phone LI 2-35I4 BRYANIS STAR NURSERY PRESCRlPTlON AND FLORAL sHoP PHARMACY , Nursery S+ocIc, Blooming Plan+s 7l4 N- Main S+- Fresh Cui' Flowers and General Lanclsc p g '3'0070 FOR ALL OCCASIONS FREE DELIVERY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I956 From CHARLES A. WAGNER Your Money Manager 732 Thafcher Bldg. Ph. LI 5-0996 LIFE INSURANCE - The Lesson In THRIFT Tha+ Las+s a LIFETIME CompIimenI's of STEEL CITY CLUB 3OI Bay S'I'aI'e Ave. Props. SMIX and TONY Phone LI-2-9865 HILL TOP CLEANERS TeI. LI 4-2764 I4II Wes'I' 4+I1 S+. PUEBLO. COLO PuebIo, Colo LI-2-40 I 6 SHOPMIER OFFICE SUPPLY EARL F. SHOPMIER 226 Wes'I' 8'rI1 S+. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS AUTO-KOOL GARAGE I79 Cen+raI Main Ph. LI 2-6580 AuI'omoI'ive Air-Conclirioning ALL TYPE REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Sales - Service RenI'aIs -- Supplies YOUR BEST BUY On a New or Used Car or Truck Is From A NEW CAR DEALER W. A. WILLS JACKSON CHEVROLET COMPANY CLEVENGER AUTO COMPANY SILVER STATE MOTOR COMPANY W. K. HURD BRUCE GOFFE ARKANSAS VALLEY MOTOR VIDMAR-MATHIS OWEN FARICY PETROS MOTOR COMPANY CENTRAL MOTORS JESS HUNTER MOTOR COMPANY Hair Fashions by VINCENT Award Winner and Member of Hair Fashions CommiH'ee Council 5I5 W. Evans LI-5-0745 WALT'S RADIO 81 TV SYLVANIA SALES 81 SERVICE 6I0 S. Union LI-4-2736 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '56 THE JAGGERS JACK BILL TOM JIM HBearH in Mind MIKE ARRIGO AUTO SALES AND SERVICE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE FRED M. BEAR 422 N, San+a Fe. Aye. Any Make of New or Used Cars Phone I.I-4-6I I9 LI-2-8386 CONc?:IE2ggJL6AI!-'ONS Hearfiesf of I956 E B CONGRATULATIONS Io 'Ihe Class I I956 AND 0 5 LUNDY LEONARD TRUST CO. 605 Grand Avenue LI-5-065 I PEPSI - COLA Compliments of MIKE OCCHIATO BOTTLING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS of MIDWEST BUSINESS COLLEGE Knights of Columbus PUEBLO COUNCIL 557 wr, -Iggy' Com pIimen+s of SCHUSTER'S BAKERY II5 E. Abriendo PUEBLO, COLORADO CompIeI'e Line of BAKERY PRODUCTS FRESH DAILY Ambulance Service B. M. HURLEY AND SONS O OXYGEN AND FIRST AID EQUIPMENT Q LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE RATES I TRAINED ATTENDANTS V I MODERN EQUIPMENT 778 S. Main Phone LI 4-I4I3 For invaluable assisiance in Ihe Diocesan works of Chariiy and 'For many ac'Is of 'Ihough+'FuIness and kindness, sincere graf- i'rude is expressed +o 'Ihe Pries+s and Sis- 'I'ers, 'ro +he commercial classes and 'l'o many individual s+udenIs of Puebio Ca'I'h- olic High School. May God reward you! RT. REV. MSGR. JOSEPH J. WALSH Direc+or, PUEBLO CATHOLIC CHARITIES The FOR . . . O Diixgsvvays is Your I ASSURANCE 3 Qiggbes 0 Foundafions 0 Re+aining Walls QED-E M IX CONCIQETE OF OuaIi+y TesI'ed THE FOUNTAIN SAND 81 GRAVEL BEST LI 4-5453 FLOWERS Say I+ 'For You ARTISTIC FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Weddings Funeral Designs Banquefs Corsages FABIAN FLORAL SHOP I606 Roselawn Rd. LI 2-2923 V2 Block W. of Roselawn Cemeiery C. 81 G. FOOD STORE Ph. LIncoIn 4-732I FREE DELIVERY I3 I 9 W. Norfhern PUEBLO COLORADO E I Where +I1e Sick Come I and KeeP We I ..11 Phone LI-4-I468 ,1W,p ' I QI I Joplin DR. N. L. WALTHER, Chiropracior LI 2-082I NEUROCALOGRAPH - - X-RAY loz WEST PITKIN AVENUE PUEBLO, COLO. MacINDOE ROSENBI-UMH5 PLUMBING 81 HEATING, MEN'S STORE INC, Corner Main - Union NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS FOR MEN MARVIN KLEINER, Mgr. PLUMBING - HEATING GAS BURNERS Special A'Hen+ion Given +o Repair Work Phone LIncoIn 4-5I I7 IIO W. Second S+. PUEBLO, COLORADO ' COLUMBIAN SQUIRES , i E p of JOE ANZICK s I oo , RESTAU RANT AND LOUNGE for CATHOLIC Boys I3-I8 Years-of-Age ASK YOUR PARISH PASTOR 6I5 E- Mesa Sponsored by KNIGHTS OI: COLUMBUS Visil' IvIinnequa's Newesr DeparI'men+ SI'ore Shop for Ihe Whole Family in One Place RUHMANN'S 423 W. Norrhern Ave. BABY BOND CENTER LANDN SERVICENTER I302 Lalce Ave. Phone LI 2-0704 BESSEMER AUTO PARTS I2I2 E. Evans Your Friendly Jobber Ports for AII Cars Free Ciry Delivery Service L. J. CARICATO Ph. LI-5-0955 Telephone LI 2-6252 SAM JONES AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Union Shop Phone lil' BERNARD ELECTRIC SERVICE Downsrairs Tha+cher Bldg. Good Wiring Reasonable Pueblo, Colorado Licensed - Bonded - Insured SAM JONES TOM HEALY III S. G d ALLEN J. BERNARD H3 Arfhqlr ONE DAY SERVICE IF DESIRED Qs PuebIo's FriendIies'I SI'ore our 42nd Year SXOTG I of Dependable all JOHNSON S DRUG Service , . . . I X llllllf jf Prescrlphon SPGCIGIISIS at PUFBLG S FounI'ain Service OLDFST Q DRlVF'lN Free Promp+ Delivery Ll 3,3360 dh Free PM f C + 2I I7 E. Evans LI4-I592 FREE . g5li?? ..V,1 u Pgrliiiisr P'Ck'UP 5 T7fg'FXiQliiT:l and . -1 ,-55.31.116 W. 7+h Delivery MU LAY'S SELF SERV. MARKET 3 I0 I EIizaIoe'rI1 FREE DELIVERY --11 I-if' bn A 1., uf X :HX-M-A-Sli f y For Ac+ion W Wise Men II' II Leave It To Ph- Ll 2-8893 E. M. CHRISTMAS Co-ReaI+ors I I5 W. 7+I1 LI 2-9I I4 JIMEN EZ FURNITURE 81 CREDITORS EXCHANGE M-I06 Bon Durani' Bldg. LIncoIn 4-I I42 S'Li 1fbI 9 Ph. LI4-3000 Tgigvlion 3l5 W. Norihern Hardware O ROSE VISLOSKY 0 FREDA K. MOONEY IMPORTERS OF MEXICAN NOVELTIES GUARANTEED SUPERIOR I350 On Your QUALITY RADIO DIAL . KGHF For the Best ICE CREAM in Listening KOZY KORNER SPECIAL ATTENTION Given +0 Churches Lodges Organizaiions Also Specials Decais on Ice Cream Slices for 0 Air ConcIiI'i0neC.I Ki+chene++eS WEDDINGS 0 Mobilgas PARTIES . Groceries Ph. MR. AND MRS. DONALD WARNER Complimenls of GUS'S PLACE I20I Elm Slreel' Plwone LI 2-0756 Prop. AGASTINO MASCIOTRA REED'S VARIETY STORE The Friendly Variely S+ore 722 Polk LI 2-9709 LEO'S HAIR sTYLlNe SALON QW 'gfff' Professional Care is Besi' X W P0554 0040- 'For Hair ? I COSTUME JEWELRY 62l W. NORTHERN F ' EEIIQNAEESIIOUSES O ETICS 3 o BERKSHIRE HOSIERY Diamonds - Winches , Coslume Jewelry Dial Leo and Ann f , , LI 2-6372 Reined glg N. Main Walch and Clock Repairing DAY - JON ES ' V I ' 'For I ,A y Kaiser S MEN's AND woMEN's L I Willys WEAR P : 3 508 N. Main Ph. LI 3-I857 llJeepll SALES - SERVICE - PARTS PETROS MOTOR SALES 2I5 N. Vicloria Llncoln 3-4678 Pueblo, Colo. H. L. COLBY 81 COMPANY Pueblo's Pioneer Carpel' and Furnilure Cleaners O Wall lo Wall Carpel' Cleaning in Your Home I Carpel' Laying O Furnilure Cleaned 0 Iv1aHress Renovaling-Made Like New PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Free Es'IimaI'es Ll2-39I2 l700 E. Is+ ET V X Retreshingly 5 wwf ugm - .-. lgenirxmeasingly Smooth I 59 'l-- wif' X SINCE I889 X THE WALTER BREWING COMPANY CARDON'S Firestone DEALER STORE Home Furniture Auto Supplies Northern and Rou'H PUEBLO, COLORADO Most Popular Place in Town SPITZER LA TRON ICA'S ITALIAN AND AMERICAN FOOD RESTAURANT AUTO SUPPLY Ca r Complete Auto Needs '-S 5 I W gli? p IXQ fix ftv II LI 2-9905 for Reservations I I43 East Abriendo PUEBLO, COLORADO ond Service eoi w. NORTHERN MED - ROW PHARMACY Drive-In Service Free Delivery HOPPER - NUCKOLLS 8:00 A.M. to I2:00 P.M. Open Sundays I20 Colorado LI 2-4440 MCGEE AGENCY Com plimenis of HENDRIE AND BOLTHOFF CO. YQ Nothing Does It . S O 0 2 SEVEN-UP T. G. McCARTHY'S Newly Compleied Funeral Home R. T. MCCARTHY Esfablishecl ISB7 T. G. MCCARTHY LI2-0550 329 Gooclnighi' Avenue Wholesale and Reiail Commercial and Display MQRRQNE5 MINNEQUA BANK COLORFUL FIREWORKS Ten Convenieni- S1-ands 0 Modern Banking Service Pueblolcolorado I l1egular+and Special Checking ccoun s GEORGE MORRONE2 Af' l02l E. 4'rh S+. 0 lnsfallmeni' Loans Owner 5 x r MW!! :Vu Cy 'phone Ll-2-i563 I Bank by Mail Service nfl jf'fifl'lflyJ .lfjfffl ff 0 Walk-up Teller Service M' N4' jfjly 'RH' 'K fl Y, :'O'-'.-- Open 8:30 a.m. +o 9:30 a.m. ' V 'HQ 3:00 p.m. +0 4:30 p.m. W ,ya :' H -' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE fff . , f fc l coRPoRATloN swf fa 'ls . qxf -' X!!-,. Erickson Building If' S . X XX-V Norihern a+ Evans I f -- X .. H Llncoln 2-3754 X 32 ' -' 2 xl . I,-4X. ,.':::.:'-h wx. Comp imen'I's of HUBER'S FLOWERS Prompi' Deliveries LI 2-42I6 I05 E. Abriendo on +he Mesa' V af xr 1175 w J F u EJ XX3Vih-,J3V X V jj LW if pf? 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