Santa Clara High School - Onward Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

W ff 1. , x RCDW mjgfggwifmf V ,f XM: I -Q! 1,LWf'fH'UQ ' f A D mrmnum AAA JTTIEE 1 4 f-' , SANTA CLARA HIGH SIIHIIIJL UXNARD, CALIFORNIA .E 'N ,LHUK 1 x i1 GH L1 R v - NL fix V1 , m Q-GTZ-1. MAGNIFICAT My soul doth magnify the Lord, And my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Savior. For He hath regarded the humility of His handmaid, for hehold from henceforth all generations shall call me hlessed. For He that is mighty hath done great things unto me and holy is His name. And His mercy is from generation to generation, unto them that fear Him. He hath shown strength with His arm, He hath scattered the proud in the conceit of their heart. He hath put down the mighty from their seat and hath exalted the humhle. He hath filled the hungry with good things, and the rich He hath sent empty away. He hath received Israel, His servant, heing mindful of His mercy. As He spoke unto our fathers, to Ahraham and to his seed forever. IN MEMURIIIM PIIPE PIUS XII RT. REV. MSGR. ANTHONY J. JACOBS, V. F. f5wb -e X tk 1-M-we Semis Clara Church 323 E Street Oxnard, California June M, l959 My dear Seniors, The day you have waited for so long has now become a reality and we, your elders and teachers, understand your joy and satisfaction, we congratulate you with all our hearts on eaching this goal, because your high school diploma signifies a public acknowledgement that satisfactorily completed your secondary studies also signifies that you have now reached a form maturity that imparts personal responsibility. I do not mean to say that your education is now Whether you go on to college or find employment have many things to learn. ln fact, the person you have and it of complete. you will who stops learning at any time during his life, places himself in the unhappy position of relinguishing his intellect, one the greatest faculties given to him by God. of I do mean, however, that with due caution and with respect for the judgement of people with more experience, you will be expected to judge independently, to assume responsibilities of importance and to make your own way in life. Some are fearful of this independent position. In the case of young people the matter is often taken too lightly, particularly when we consider that the most important decisions, such as those of vocation, career and marriage, must necessarily fall during this period, Yet there should be no occasion for either alarm or immature judgement about these all-important matters, if you keep close to the things you have learned and the example you have received. Remember that you have responsibilities not only toward yourselves but also toward others, who are endowed with the same basic rights. Remember that you owe a great debt to your parents, who have been and now are and always will be your greatest well-wishers, Remember most of all that God is our common Father and that all things must be begun through Him and also through Him ended. C . GL X - Ulf. Pastor A Q 1 jf- f g, Y ..,....--V ,,...-. ..--w . ,M xw ,Rd 4 .,- ,,,. ,.-0 4 .. EQ? x , ,,.,---- .-v-,,1,-f 3.4 X - 'N ...a ,,,,...----- REVEREND CARRUL 0'SULLlVAN Y R f PRINCIPAL .,....,-nn-v - ,-.--3 REVERENIJ GEURGE C. KRAMER X S S S Bnvs'vlcE-PRINUIPAL ,X ,.. , X. .f f , f', f,' SISTER M. SHEILA, II.S.J. GIRLS' VICE-PRIN jk , .-i- -.'- Iiimmpnea: ' mm, fs RP' lESE ..,5 lt AAI' +7 30 M1541 -, 'ill Sister St. James S anish P . X - Librarian W: ,.,f' Sister Celine Marie English Choral SANTA CLARA Sister Ioanna 'Q 54' Art 11 Y? Sister Martin Aloysius Business Education FACULTY ef I' A M il, 'v My 'rv r .JM of Sister Adrienne Clare Home Economics History Religion Sister Ann Gabriel Science Spanish ' I Sister Mary Mark Mathematics L s Sister Margaret Edward History Sociology P Off D Dfijfpb iii , U5 ,' fl f-91 Y yi f tsl IA i ML U Q i I SANTA CLARA FACULTY my MMKMM4 X! V257 ?f ' - ' ' -UH :rfn 5 -.g3 Elfif-'3 5' Q' 22: 95,2- mfb Lf of, :QI U, Z' f'N s J Mr. Louis Cviianovich N Physical Education History, Civics Mrs. Rhona England U, English W , xW 4Z7 'Mg A Colleen Conway, Secretary William Gordon, Treasurer Edward Hertzog, President 1956 found us LISTENING . . . to learn the fade and frills of teenage times to the sharp commands of awesome seniors to football yells and cheers to the strange sounds of Latin l to the lilting music at our first formal 1957 found us LEARNING . . . the hypothesis and corollaries of mysterious geometry to accept responsibility on the new Student Council to know the winning smile and way of our new principal, Father 0'Sullivan clever songs and stunts for the annual Minstrel Show that we were growing up 1958 found us LOOKING . . . for copy to fill our very own news-bulletin Campus Beat at ourselves and life with a worldly mature attitude for opportunities to show our enthusiasm and do our bit for guidance from our Vice'Principal, Sister Mary Sheila forward to our senior year and an always bright tomorrow 1959 found us LEAVING . . . the hallowed tradition of a Homecoming time clocks ticking off victorious moments the lush and lazy spot on our senior lawn Welcome Week which bid the freshmen hello the timely founding of C. S. U. our names in the annals of Santa Clara history a host of loved friends both new and old sadly, but with an eye to the future 1960 found us LIVING . . . according to the up-to-heaven and down-to-earth principles we learned at Santa Clara with full, bright memories of our high school days a full Christian life that we may all come together again in the Glory of Heaven UFFICERS N 4-5 3 ..+. ans- , . s ei -. FI . ey, 3 ,. - R. . - : vs- f. ,rl -,f lr A .jane q. 'Q 21 'V Y 9 ,, 2. - 1. if w + fr, 4344 'fb x N LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Travers, vice-president 12825 Adele Vezeau, secretary- SECTION UFFICERS treasurer 12825 .Pete Padilla, president 12323 Pete Hartman, president 12313 Virginia Cuilty, vice-president 12S1g Gordon Chapman, secretary-treasurer 1281. L - -. --W.'. I -We 1,4 113'j52fsf'.- . ' '- v-,, V ...,.,., . ' rffg1:? ' ' ,Vw H A '--' ..., . , ff r,.,., 1 :W ' v Tum 'V' M an . V,-g ., ,, I, , 2? '1'-'Mfw' V .'.TTl Z . Thomas ll. 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Margaret Lynn Feldman excels in sports . . . dimples . . . plggmar dancing partner . . . Oh 20 E s sa lr'-7:9 Denean Fuller goes for cars . . . skillful hands avoids books . . . forever tardy DBZIII my:--ww-My TWV Q ses'-Pk C235 se-vm 509 x-PQ do Q: Gb cv XQrsf'DQg,f7 be 04,051 NOX X QQ 0' C9' xffr Q fy f ,ff ,,,,,,,j linnette William Edward Gurdon football enthusiast . . . amiable . . . that lanky look . . . searches for large desks I fx 1.4 . or e f Z i Q fl r , WX' V i f 21' f A! 1 . X , linnette Marie Green red head . . . great skater . . . awaits Norton Sound . . . tops in shorthand 21 L Mary Lou Peter M. Hartman noon absentee . . . capable leader . . . a way with girls . . . What's this madness? 1 ft 7 A to ,J X tx is e sys 1.4. lv, ' tl if il u A r e rf We sr 524+ Qu' 'Q-1 M. PEIB A E'fya ' l . Mary Lou Elizabeth Guerrero interested in nursing . . . good seamstress . . . always helpful . . faithful to choir Mary Mary Catherine Hennigan infectious grin . . . diamond ring Q Chevy. . . Listen kid! usa-,jigs . ' uf r , l , -'UN Edward Joseph Hertzog, Jr. winning smile . . . carefree . sparkling blue eyes . . . Pla cool Bernard Peter Jacobs outdoor man . . . expert driver . . . twin . . . Middlewest twang Bllllll William Michael Jaeohs camper . . . other twin . . . willing worker . . . ever calm 'rff 11.wf' Q aa 4' wr ff J ,bw ga jf f Z' e R f ,fi jf ,ef 1 f, fa . ,. Iv'-il. :ff fm ' :asf 'iw ., 1 16 if , 1 , ,oi- Q if .5 me -' 'Y' r s: ae -fn ,. 'f J' .ew , , or A: 1-e-fm , Qgrf- 42 - 1 W 'ix ' W H ,,. :fi wfieir' 0, 2, ! 'Z 2 41 ' fa I ! fa J' ' , ',. .,. ,ff if 1' . ,VA Z ' Wiiir, 2 ' '2' f.. ., , ,, Q fe 1 44 -I ,ff ...4:4 of f ZW 2. 1, gf X J hi 4 ' 'swf .. 1 ,rv . 'gr , - . Mfg My - ya., .ar , .l a 1 . w ,:, f-V . ,f,ep4f'.,.,,.,'- r . W' f,., rs e + M 7 i47.,,,cg,6Q4,Q if 4 c g , ,, X X '.: 41:'gj1?4 wf 'fg, -2,3 141: , . -' .mace ,ivy-:, gn , Q '. ' r .f,..' Am: 2 1 .. , Maria Jessie lopez working girl . . . Latin scholar . . . friendly manner . . . Oh Joy 404351 ,., ' 5 XVDW-:fi I wp- 1, 52 ? 'QEj.1 asia :Zig-ff51La, f2fA f??:i 172495 , .- '1 dos William Barry Kehoe dry wit . . . easy going . . . always accommodating, . . fascinated by A ML .ri Barr ,404 LVL My i fan? 65 ' r M 2 WMM if f ,We jymvfv fe f N7 Jessie eef3,,,,e,,,J 5'? V Robert lopez bursting with energy . . . sociable . . . loquacious . . . excellent fi- t nancier Henry A. Maulharrlt great football manager . . . boots . . . wields gavel . . . I was busy Hank . 7,18-' -f 7 i p 2 CE 4 N1 Elny Elny Molina leather jacket . . . typing fiend . . . collector of releases . . . unhappy without Dennis arlie Charles Herbert Stephen Murphy, Jr full of lite . . . aspiring scientist . . . cordial smile . . never with out a book Mmm ,l a,,ftt if if H, 7 'X ' am, , , 93.5 , .I V 1 f ' ' L' M f '72-Q'i1'7 Z Mg, 7,f,3, al l , af ef! 2 , at , ,I f.f . y 1 cz' . ,,.,, V 1. ,1 ere' W l V f4'-4 f' V, , .4 .iff ,gap 'emits 1,45 Z.,5.,'3 5 M, 5,7157 ,. 'iti e' 1 John Thomas Nash serious minded . . . good natured . . . helping hand . . . hunter Maria Elena Nava unassuming . . . hairstylist . . . petite . . . gentle humor X... I r John pw vow, L ww ,Aki , Vw X, Donald Joseph Nelson improvised drummer . . . magazine expert . . . well informed . . . sup- porter of teams ol onnie Robert Anthony lJ'FarreIl remark for all occasions . . . easy way out . . . torments girls . . . whiz at science yy C x f fbi!!! 3 1 fu, r fl! f Ronald Dennis U'Brien star athlete . . . dog expert . . . buyer of two lunches . . . black Impala it t of My Mi My V y 5 Wir Jimffugygic r ,W if , ' eticiaMariaUchoa bubbling personality . . . generous . . . scrapbooks . . . Beep-beep -2 Bob Colleen Rose 0'Gorman lab technician . . . interesting con- versationalist . . . last of a line . . . able author -f Colleen Esther PIHBI' PZIUI Padilla McDanieI's pride . . . quick with a comeback . . . expert salesman trouble dodger J. Y , fl l ' . re 'ads ,Mfg , , , f - ,1-,vm .--pg-L , KL fr 4 ' f 1 5' , 4 . . Pete ' I y? ff jf! YN fvru. Esther Margarita lllrvarez reliable . . . expert in grammar . . . ready smile . . . GAA supporter in ,....,a-di UQ Richard ganucllalomino friendlymicha tyler 2 dauovtless tackle . . ch rm is owrr ., . ' oo ornin r 3 X L K 'X 1 V su ,L ' -X lt ' it L t li R -1 W , iv l J ki ' S. -.i'Q' L' 3 X f ' X - rin? S 5 t ' . fftk Sf Gr iq T -, , ' 9 4 f L f g,a l if Alf 7 va r it . V 4 . , I V J., 4. F 'v 4- cr 14 if ,Q-, -j j , - 'ill - , l'.'-1111.-i X . , Taco 'wif' L wi,-ya ,. ,V-.-1. F lm -. . ra- fy- .Il-team l ..b f 'ia if-K Ny Era. .cd e Ii we - t ,r , , --,1,: hs, - ,..+ - ,g 1 .Q-v ' 1 ' .ug-.4 :. . .f . Mark 'fam' .. ilu lid Margaritc Allon Pinerlo winner of honors . . . delights at work . . . serious about studies . . . Come on Maria lncs Preciatlc Spanish dance specialist . . . ex- citable . . . models . . . willing chauffeur A. lncs 29 --3? E: s fill i ,.,,,z We 2? Q , Dolores Ramirez alibis . . . Donlon's side-kick . . . records. . . Man-n-n-n! Alexander Robles first stringer . . . tall silent type shiniest Ford on campus . . . ' need some gas money Q ' ff Vp4Mj 52 Erma Claire Sanchez ,fr great buddy . . . lefthandedness N record fan . . . By George A111655 rf f X, , J 42 K Q , fl fr, 7' L a fl! if ' X! v X .L sf ,4,y,,,,,,s rf M , , 417 X 1 diff ,V fijfzz ,fs 3' 4 fQff,f,f ucky X92 Delia Irene Soto Conlette . . . energetic . . . good parties . . . always smiling . . . Diane Marie Timko blond locks business course commutes from Camarillo Kid Really? 7' Jqtgmfz Qffml 'i WM -f , a a X, , Jf, aww. A144 1 ffwfce Walter Ray Travers, Jr. perfect punter . . . happy while hunting . . . long lashes . . . insti- gator of class discussion . . . ' 3 i a i : , , X sl 1 Andrea i UQ N Andrea Ysais natural curls . . . chow mein steady line of chatter Well-I-I-I 1 f , sag , f - I 'X I JJJIX B 4- .9 Z :R X FJ ,1 '94, - fa LJ X ., x v K' WU ,N Af , C X J F X X, 1 X X UN VR!! U SEBTXUN BFFHBERS Left to ngnt - John Borchard, Secy- Treas 11811 Jenny Franco, Vice'Pres. 11313 George Enrler,Presudent11S1g Raymond lsnnenaz Presxdenk N323 Kathy 'fefcali 'Jy:e'P'es 11323 Bn! Varela, SEL- 'Hes 1132 f. f .NNWRS mas ufnceas Left to right - Denny Gherini, Treasurerg Tim Ryan, President Maureen Pecht, Secretary. kv- . :f Raymond Aceves Aurora Acosta , Q,?,.1 'near Ol Joseph Acosta Lawrence Ayala Aivino Bargas Lynda Barr Sharon Brandt Richard Brucker 1 Mary Claire Bauer I Harry Bither '.rr G y c, - I Danny Bodle John Borchard Ia 4 4 ' i l T-'R B I: If A WF? I4 ,LK iq ff . I V 4 M i J ck Burdullis Bobbie Burnette Richard Chaparro Patricia Cuccatto Beverly Curtis Martha Dela Rosa Linda Delgado Shane Donlon Dennis Driscoll George Ehrler John Ferio Gumesindo Flores Jennie Franco Charles Fulmer Kathy Fulton Luis Garcia Denny Gherini Tom Gill Bertha Gonzales Judith Gonzalez Nancy Gonzalez Georgia Hernandez 6 W 2 in , r .Z 2 X Stephen Hidalgo , , 2, ' v 4, Tom Hopkins f ff X .AE Raymond Jimenez a . Alice Magana Melissa Maher Judith Martin Patrick Hoyt Richard Jaquez Philip Kelly Dawn Lorraine William Loughman Sandra Lytle William McCann Kathleen Menard Stephen Miller Kathleen Metcalf Q Thomas Nash Paul 0'FarreIl Louis Ortega Maureen Pecht Mary lo Perez Sandra Poutre Mary Theresa Ramirez V Philip Reagan Marilyn Reardon William Rerman Richard Reyes Karen Rich Timothy Ryan , ,6 4 Se? , E1 Liu ,gp Q3 7 4- 4 , :gr ff ' ,, H y T, 1 7 , 4.31 f 'I-'L7 :IW V f Vhu ',',f3fV ',fV A 1' Q ya 2 swf Q xp' I I 7 I A5 Sv ' we-SV' . f 3 M- X f 9 in- ' l Q ' ' ', ,A if ' T is CHD ' ie' f, T ,af f: .,,. 1 - gl . up J 1 ff 2 sig? f 'v 'V ,f '- ra T T c e Michael Sallee Anita Sanchez Peter Sanchez Bob Seale Ann Sieland Siva Smith Michael Stout Peggy Thorn Helen Vera Madeline Vezeau Dolores Vollman Linda Ware Mary Helen Zavala Raphael Zavala 37 SUPHUMURES -Q.-'Si CLASS UFFICERS Left to right - lane Leonard, Secretary, Paul Friedrich, Treasurer, John Peters, President. R RQ fx LAL x fkf xv X L' L , if' jj FV -tx-, fs Lxxifllq bw S 'gf' ' J. gfflifi W S ,, - F C. . I -'iv' n A SECTICN CFFICERS Left to right - May Lee Muldoon, Secy.-Treas. 10835 Tom Leonard, President 10823 Nancy Chappell, Vice-Pres. 10813 Ruben Soto, Presi- dent 1083, Pamela Jordan, Secy.- Treas. 10825 James Diedrich, Presie dent 1031, Connie Fortier, Secyf Treas. 10813 Eleanor Kronmiller, Vice-Pres. 1082, Kitty McGrath, Vice- Pres. 1083. Gilbert llcevedo John Berry James Birkenshaw Selma Braden Dennis Bradshaw Carolyn Brown James Bukowski Judy Burduliis Richard Burns Gilbert Carbaial Francia Carrier Nancy Chappell Q5 . Mollie Chavez Linda Cuccatto 'w'X '- LAR., Alex Flores Connie Fortier ff 4 agp.. , Q . A If 1 , ,ff -fxpt. :f Y, sq, .Ax 'Nl X 1, J. , 4, vs? fa.: , Robert de la Selva Sharon Denning James Diedrich John Diedrich Robert Diener James Diffenderffer Robert Dodele Colleen Driscoll Gloria Duenez Rita Escamilla Carmen Estrada Stephen Fleischer if , N ' Luciano Franco JBA 3 Paui Friedrich V s I 1 ,:,.f . .AV. mkagp- in ig, A -, 1 ' w- ei Rf V ' ' yi o f . . . .2 1 f , Patricia Gaitan S3 4? Susan Gaiuinas - -. Iihce Garcia David Garcia Patricia Giii Geraidine Giashij Nianj Gomez Linda Gonlaiez Nianj Gonzaiez iohn Graves Kaihieen Green George Guerrero iohn Hanson Sherrie Harris Maureen Hawkins i 'jf I 3 rr 2 ' Kathieen Heniey Garios Herrera Frank Herrera Magdaien Herrera Ann Higgdns Bonnie Hiiiord I, 194 f ', oy we, ey f e , ,rr ,W .1 f A Vw i2,se e r X -14 , ll u 6, A . s :du 'T X 23 , Xnf' X Eau' Qi, K A r wx 'fi .Xi gags.- 'fifi i fi wf1fQ.- imx ,Lia A f f ff ff ,--4, ' ff! ar e I vii '- ,fi 2' .. 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Xe W .- Q X , 3 ' ' . r e 41 3 Ffa ,4-M A Jax . 4 9' r ,zrf 1 7 Y J ac X . 9 I 4 ,A 1 Q 1 i -- ,1g.f::.':- ., Q X4 V if fN ts 4 1 Q .L 1,5 fi dewdb Mary Louise Olivares Anna Oliver Claire Olsen Bonnie Olson Harry Olson Peter O'Neill Albert Ordonez Rosario Ortega William Padilla lohn Peters lames Preciado Stephen Reno Barbara Rich Prank Rivera Kathleen Ryan Grace Salazar 4l William Sandoval lohn Schott -if . ,NW Lwwfm. f l - sf, 'V g X 1 1 f T NY f R7 M .. x ' 5 Philip Slaton l ' W , Kristi Snyder Robert Scott Michael Sharp lames Steele Linda Strong Diana Valencia Ronald von Felden Cheryl Wise Michael Withers Ruben Soto Q-1 Karen Sweetland Maxine Tappero ETRST SEMESTER ERESRTRER cuss rxrnrzurs FT T0 RTGHT: Ann Unnett, VTCE-PTOSTOBTTTQ Ettzabeth Rau SECTION OFFICERS SERRRR SEMESTER BACK ROW: Barry Woodruff, Seoy 9533 Joseph Burdulhs, Pres. 98.13 Gary Hotder, Wee-Pres. 9323 John Sweettand, Wee-Pres. 9S3. FRONT ROW3 Sharon Pteiler, Pres. 9833 Renee Menard, Secy. 9S23 Ann Ltnnett, Pres. 9S23 Caren Barr, Vice-Pres. 9ST3 lean Brret, Secy 9ST. .K-, Yr .1 f BACK ROW1 Pete Gutkerrez, Pres. QSZQ Darryt Carrier, Pres. 9ST3 Steve Haines Secy. 9522 Russ Tucker, Pres. 9S3. FRONT ROW1 Nice Ramirez, Seoy. 9S3 Veronica Nhnkel, Vice-Pres. 9S23 Parneta Wright, Wee-Pres. 9321 Peggy Bory' ohard, Secy. 9ST. NOT SHOWN: Theresa Goetz, Woe-Pres. 9ST. 43 C. Barr 1. Barta C. Aguilar J. Briel R. Brooks M. Castaneda M. Chaparro S. Chapman C. Contreras S. Day 44 L. Bauer M. Becker fb we A WLA l R ff 3 . ., ...,. , ' . 'K ini! X .- 12? vi.. 'rap l ie W 'iv . ' -:::Q'Ev ff 'WT'- S. Alcala C. Alvarez R. Bidwell M. Borchard Jun.. ,Ag L HI I G. Brown J. Burdullis B. Burnette J. Burnham D. Carrier Qs A. Escalante G. Chavez S. Clement V. Cresto C. Cruz 141 A., M R. Diaz L Downs R. Elder M. Elley P. Frantom B. Friedrich P. Gutierrez S. Haines C. Hanson M. E Herrera D. Hildebrand -A 1 X!! 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' f xv W! af' 'zz rr r V! I' E Van Delinder W Vinson sql -p V.. qv s W M I '-f ,?.:'pvJ.'I'.i'f::,-923115lynx,--r...'f. I W, .A 'z ,, -y .,,fl'fW L .V . '. f .4 MQW' 'Wi' . i, W1 I fn. ' 7 , ' 1' 1' .1 1 f ' J eq- , 1 -v , , f-'- V 'f.-, j , 1, ' ' s' f - f qi , w I -- ' I ' ' -J 1, I, av.-.L ' .. ,..,,'! ,H f -.1 -' , I I, f aff! fn H! L r 'L I W , ,. WM.. I :A lm um 'T 'iv W' , WWJIWIW lf. ' , 'Whrh'zJ'fW,G ' ' gm NZM ff. I Z B. Woodruff .I. Sotelo D. Stark .I. Stevens K Thurston P. Torres R. Tucker N. 1. Vollman L. Ware S. Watson R. Westenrelt W. Wimberly D. Withers ALMA MA TER Come praise your Alma Mater Lift up her colors fair, The blue of trust and valor The gold of truth beyond compare. Our spirit strong in battle, Our courage never folds, Wf e gizfe our best u'hate'er the test For the blue and gold. Here's to the name ofSa11ta Clara! Here is to her sons and daughters true! I-Iere's to a spirit dazuztless-daring! Here is to the gold and blue! an uw naw ni Leticia Ochoa, Prefect Robert Lopez, Vice-Prefect Kathleen Menard, Secretary Jack Burdullis, Treasurer 99:3-.W H Q, XL-ni n Steve Miller, Treasurer Henry Maulhardt, President Ann Sieland, Secretary Ramona Cardona, Vice-President SUIJALLTY INSTALLATION Installation Consecratlon to Our Lady Benediction Daily Holy Communion Father 0'SuIIivan offers Mass on First Friday Father Kramer offers a Requiem Mass for Pope Pius XII SUIJALITY COMMITTEES Janice Maulhardt and Adele Vezeau press an alb. EUCHARISHC xg' fu' A ' '7 'mf' l:n'ir,z ' 1 T I. ' 'J X :TL X l Nh -qv .xv J L J x T 3 1 req ,e 1 x P -, xx Alice Ramirez, Margaret Hudnall, Kathleen Henley Cchair- KX many, and lane Leonard keep our chapel spotless. . I Y Cf R APUSTUUC X af is 'I fin LL and B l Madeline Vezeau, Judy Jackett, Gilbert Carbajal, Erma And Thanksgiving Baskets are on their way to needy families. Sanchez lchairmanl, Lizanne Bauer, and Barbara Rich make D555 NX' I K Xrxxlixi AQ, Freshmen gather material for a debate under the guidance of Father Kramer Sister Sheila's senior girls find plenty of practical help toward religious living through their weekly magazine. 141.1 RELIGION With Father O'SulIivan students learn that the study of religion must extend far beyond the classroom. ..,.,. .X 4 1444 Q Sister Adrienne Clare's Religion Il discuss the implications for teenagers in St Paul's Epistle on Charity . 55 . - ii . if U wa 'ji 5. M ,V If 'bfi 'Mig f F1 fs ,GF , D6 Mrs. England supervises recording of freshman story-telling unit. ENGLISH Juniors share ideas through kineposium techniques, Senior, Ralph Bovy, takes the platform gi msn, f ,warg- i T' x W X 5. MATHEMATICS Freshman algebra students untangle the x's and y's. ,iA,' Q--A 4 ,wx ev-1. rfgf - L Q W '41 .ww if Rf 1 Jack Burdullis expands determinants by minors before watchful Alegbra II class. ., 4.11. 'H-.xgxu ,Xxx John Peters supplies proofs of the Pythagorean Theorem under the di- rection of Tom Leonard. S. +o, LATIN The intricacies of Latin poetry cap- ture the attention of Sister SheiIa's third year class. at 4. Latin I class watches the Q tern of a declension fake Snape on the board 58 Latin II students combine efforts on a difficult passage. ai Mary Lou Guerrero prompts Goldilocks CCoIleen Conwayp, EI Oso Grande fMary Ann Crowleyy, EI Oso Pequeno fDelia Sotoj, and La Osa Me- diana fChristine Diazj. lla SPANISH Spanish I counts off for Sister St. James. A Ak ..,. .s .,. . .aj li.. Spanish III class enjoys a story hour ' f-,il - Q, ,g2,Q.:: ..,-i 'ii '4' ' Nancy GOFIZGISZ. Siva Smith, Aurora Acosta and Sharon Brandt discover a new world through the microscope, W . 5' t 41- fx ,Al M it F515 ,itil in, SCIENCE l X f , 1' '. A Sister Ann Gabriel checks the calculations of chemists, Bill Gordon, Richard Boutell, Linda Delgado, and Martha Dela Rosa. ART Albert Ordonez, less Avila, Deneen Fuller, Peter Hartman and Michael Withers design Stations of the Cross. Finished designs may be seen in the background. Loretta Magnuson, Kristi Ann Snyder, Mollie Chavez and Geraldine Glasby work on posters for Mary's Hour, Latham Foundation, Safety, and Poppy Contests, Loretta won honorable mention for her Mary's Hour Poster. ln the background, Judith lackett and Susan Galiunas receive from Sister Joanna hints on the construction lines of the head. 60 llt t. f Sister Adrienne Clare brings the events of modern history into focus for her sophomore class. ' l.,-..f-f HISTURY history class. 4-if W, Linda Delgado indicates the progress of the Civil War to Martha Dela Rosa and Kathy Metcalf lstandingl, Lynda Barr, Kathleen Fulton, and Ann Sieland Qseatedj. Z- 'fNw,,N.-NN Jw W Tina Burnette proves a geographical point for Sister Margaret Edward's -.,.,,.,,W,A 61 GLEE CLUB MEMBERS: Ann Sie- land, Dawn Lorraine, Barbara LeDesma, Adele Vezeau, Mar- garet Hudnall, Madeline Vezeau, Judy Diedrich, Christine Diaz, Barbara Betzinger, Kathleen Hen- Iey, Mary Lou Guerrero- on wings of song . HUMEMAKING Second p by timed writings. year typists build s eed Beginners drill for accuracy asdf space glkj space. .f BUSINESS EDUCATION Sister Martin Aloysius dictates f ,. or aspiring stenographers. N19- . eivypwf- 63 MOTHERS' GUILD lllill lil El -lellll li N na 'T 41-J Mrs. Angel Ochoa, President Mrs. F. H. Campos, Secretary Mrs. Jerome Sweetland, Vice-President Mrs. Thomas Brucker, Treasurer The S.C.H.S. Mothers' Guild is tireless in its efforts to equip our school. ln recent months we have received several typewriters, a large movie screen for the auditorium, microscopes, a tape recorder and semi-micro equipment lor the Chemistry lab. 3 A 1,. , A g rk, Sd' gy ,E xxx 4 if QW 'Ea , A-fa.. H TL I 1315 M -YA 'A', k X -T N'5f':TZ?iv 1 jf? I X .hw A fl! 'S li' -I A W . I . 1 r 1 .X .dry 1- ,Y u 'X Ad f -'L Tv-XyM-f e1e,Lef,ar,vaIChn W x F qi 5 - ,rf X Jr 1m 1. : i l 4 g rl rx 1 2 r 2 rr r . ,Wm ' Ax' X13 gk 1 31 'ffsfxii 1 f , I LAM A U H n Ll 1 H ml Barbara ,1 ,f ff 1 - ff 1 -- ., ff!! .. : :,Q,,g I ' jf, f ji ,ff .2- .M r gig 'f if 1 gr, y . Maxrne, Tom N , l r FA .11 1 ,Nancy -111 jf' Avy , I ' V ' 5 , ,f , lr! J s I I - A A Maureen and Peggy N rf' J A :- ! r rrr r rrrf r fa V gn M x as 1- A 9 I ix X Q X Q I I ff I 'X 9 rf 5 K X V is I I , X ' . 'x , , fl . Q fs , ,Q ag , I ' , f ' 1 f I f 1 f fir I fl rf If r If X, 1 f, I A 1 1 . , ' f I If I A J!! f Zyl 7 Q . , , W A-6 2 1 ,fl V. ,A-pi 9 wan I ' I M 9' ip ig ,r Mr, f ,A , X 3,1 f g 1 ,f , , , lv M F i I '7 1 a f av A ' 'ff' 'ln Q? 9 G92 Q? we Z Fearfui Freshmen modei green beanies. wmv' Q mwix ff ..,, Anyone want to buy a brand new, second-hand book? 'K , Q 'F we Z ii 1 t E , A 1 nf ' f 'kiwi , WW 1 iff' , f , , in we exif? ,J J . W - 1 , , m y J ff ' law, 5241-: Z,?1't . H , Q , ,, Y J ' ,it - , gi' ,, ' -Q 1 v QA! The iong of itfierry Vinson '62 The short of itfifiandy Bidweii '62 J V ' L- ., IJ I I 1119. A P Seniors dress up the gym for the Green Beanie Baii. if. V,'- , . . ,,. ., .A 1.lff'l 3 4 hmmm LUUKING M ff if 1 3 -22 x 3 Q X T0 THE mf M W ,f,, ,,.. , A. X , QQ l Q x 25, , ,,,,. , ,,., , 4 5 'f .hw l , S H Q M-1 , at ,Q i 'V 4 'Q S1 , .QM 17 ' ' :29 72' , ,V , .. ,fM,,.,.1 21A 1 53 P f 1 If 5 3 ,, Mount St Marys representatives Sister Margaret Leo and Sister M argaret Clare e or I p s p an college X W1 ul 51, y ,, M , W' IW' l ,, 'Ffh' 'fl W '! 'y ' ' 'ff' 'f Wu- O l Iiy lil Ju Ors Chaos L 9 their fo l wt x -vfviV . . .taking ours turns in the library. .,i,..,.f3 f 4-M .,, .L W5 REMEMBER. . . LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS: Barbara LeDesma, Mary Louise LeDesma, Christine Diaz, Christine Kellner, Eleanor Kronmiller, ludy Gonzalez, ludy lackett, Gilbert Carbaial, Adele Vezeau, Sandy Harrington, Claire . . . sending the team off to victory. Olsen, Barbara Rich. 3? .V vi I - I A il- 11 A YW Yi if-ff L ?4.v V ..L V - .fu 'M ye '. 52'-'fff--?v,.Af,z,p, 333,22 V' 1 V! A ' li 1, I 61 5 3 ra 4 3... ' .Y ,' f , ra ia .. . . 1 , , sz 12222 3 fit. 2 e 'li 1 3 3 2. L ' 1 1, if iz ' 4 2.i5f,f:?,ig,z , .. , .,.g,. .,,..,.. .z, if , .f,, fa .. . 1 - 11 ..fif,, 1 f-tr.. fi f ,fi- f if i . 1 ' 1 .. 11 2714222222112 .., . ,M 4 U . ,Z ,V , . 1 .. MV, A, VV R ' - ff 513 ' Zum' Lf' , ,4 1 1, '-f ,. I A ia 'f 1-are f .f f fi- ,J Q f,,.,,a ,i a -E , i g i. f 5 ,a 2 ,fi 5 . . . chatting with . 1 .Q Father Landreau. ff 1 AQ, ' 2 , . K .e A ' Q? -'gp ' '. I ,ff 4 , av . , ,Ay . ., ,, f' Q-. ' 5' 1. ff . Q fl Q51 A fre ' .- Ay V Yg i 1 i 1 . - I :1 1. 2 ' V 'W I . . ,,., ,,,,.. A .zaff ffffzfwf ' f V .,.. f rmff V V ff . ' ' 1 f , . enjoying The Westchester Lariats . .VV i 5 ' fl Y. FJ. ' , E1 , -X-., -,, . . . laughing seniors' skit. at if a t 1, a t staff.- qf . My -wg: f ., 'QQ 1 'Left'- I f :Iii-QV' ef if . a Suu . congratulating Lori on being a winner. im i-1 vi me ww .am -7' 5 l'iif.,.mf .i iii. A.-.rim Gu-at ue tu tum-l ,nm Mfr . a,,.. ' in ' :J 'L if 'f 21 A f 4 2 2 HUMEBGNXKNG DANCE NI ALENTXNE DANCE X X la GFP 'Civil' SLEIGHBELL SERENADE 5 ? ff Z I , CY is fig' f K ,J ',.-f' 2 K pn 2. Queen and Princesses-Princess Connie Fortier Queen Virginia Guilty, Princess Carol Phiiiips PULYNESIAN PARADISE F 5 iii ' -, 1 f 'i , , 3,1 my ' 44' ,. , ,, '-fvhwwv ,, U , Z .,.Ll wkyvydf- ff ff i i i:::Z4::Z:-'ug-A Raymond Curtis, President Dick Jaquez, Secretary-Treasurer Dan Bodle, Vice-President I HB nl? ARSITY CHEERLEADERS M 'air -1 Santa Clara says Hello Come praise your Alma Mater... Yama-yama! l958 Camarillo ...... Carpinteria ..... St. lohn Vianney Santa Ynez ...,. Villanova .,...o. Simi i..,..,.... S.B. Catholic .... Moorpark ...... CIF SLO Mission i.., Needles .i.,..,. Total Points . 1 aff' f TRI-VALLEY CHAMPS CIF SEMI-FINALISTS TOP STANDING: From left to right, Barry Woodruff, manager, Coach John Machado, lim Diedrich, Bob Seale, Bob 0'Farrell, Eddie Hertzog, Coach Lou Cvijanovich, Alex Robles, Ray Curtis, Ronnie O'Brien, Danny Bodle, Richard Chapparro, Bill Gordon, Tom Barnes, George Erhler, Henry Maul- hardt, manager. MIDDLE ROW: Jack Burdullis, George Guerrero, John The 1958 Saints, enjoying the best season in the history of the school, breezed through the T.V. League and then went all the way to the semi-finals of the C.l.F. Northern Division Play-offs. With practically the entire first team returning from the previous year, the rugged Saints were pre-season favorites to win the league. After disposing of Camarillo in their opener, S.C. went on to victory over Carpinteria High School, a team which the Saints had never before been able to beat. Next, St. John Vianney, stiff competitors of the rough Parochial League, fell before the confident Saints. Said Coach Machado concerning the game, This is the first time a Santa Clara team has fallen behind and still maintained a desire to win. Borchard, Donato Martinez, Denny Gherini, Joe Acosta, Gordon Chapman Mark Pinedo, Dick Jaques, Ray Aceves. BOTTOM ROW KNEELINGQ Alvino Bargas, Bill Varela, Tim Ryan, Charles Fulmer, Phil Reagan, Nick Esca milla, Luis Garcia, Ralph Bovy, Richard Palomino, Walter Travers Mike Sharp, manager. The Saints proved unbeatable with opening of league competition. What made them that way? Two factors, tl! desire, and C25 the coaching of John Machado and Lou Cviianovich, who not only stressed football but also demanded high morals, sportsmanship, good study habits, and gentlemanliness. Going into C.l.F. competition, the Saints fought off a fine San Luis Obispo Mission team for a hard-earned 20-14 victory but lost to a powerful eleven from Needles. Seven players from the '58 squad obtained all-league honors and two, Nico Escamilla and Mark Pinedo, were named to the all-C.l.F. team. Coach lou CvHanovich GRIIJIRIJN CUACHES LEAGUE GAMES S.C. ...A...,. ....4A 1 9 0 7 12-38 Santa Ynez ..A...,..A. 0 0 0 0-0 The Saints, striking with lightning-like speed, scored three T.D.'s on three plays. Gherini hit Bodle for a 76-yard pass, Barnes scored on a 28-yard run and Escamilla hit pay dirt on a 29-yard end sweep. Curtis and Bodle finished the scoring with a T.D. apiece. Hertzog kicked two P.A.T.'s. s.c. .,,..r,,,.r...., 6 7 12 zo-45 Villanova ....i.....,. 6 0 0 0-6 Escamilla tamed the Wildcats with his three T.D.'s and led the Saints to a rampaging victory. Others scoring were Ray Curtis with two T.D.'s, Dan Bodle and Denny Gherini with one apiece. Hertzog placed two P.A.T.'s between the uprights. The victory was a costly one, though, as the Saints lost Denny Gherini for the season because of a fractured collarbone. S.C. .....,...,. ,....,. 1 4 6 15 0-35 Simi ............,... 0 0 0 0- 0 Aided by fine down-field blocking, the Saints scored five T.D.'s and coasted to an impressive win over Simi High's Pioneers. Nico Escamilla, Ray Curtis and Tom Barnes scored for the Saints. Barnes also blocked a Simi punt which went through the Simi end zone tor a two-point safety. Hertzog and Escamilla booted P.A.T.'sc S.C. ,, ..., ......., 6 13 7 13-39 S.B. Catholic ,,,.. 0 0 0 7- 7 By downing the Cardinals, the Saints secured at least a tie for first place. Again it was Nico Escamilla's four T.D.'s that all but killed the Cardinal defense. This proved to be another costly victory, however, as Tom Barnes, Saints' quarterback who played outstanding ball all day, was badly iniured on the last play of the game. S.C. ,.,,.....,.,.... 6 7 14 12-39 Moorpark .,....,..... 0 6 0 '0-6 T.V.L. Champs! That was the cry in the Saint's dressing room after their victory over Moorpark's Musketeers. Nico Escamilla scored on runs of 80 and 69 yards, Dan Bodle scored on passes of 8 and 18 yards and Tim Ryan raced for 57 yards after receiving a Musketeer punt. Playing fine defensive ball were Joe Acosta, Bill Varela, Bob Seale and Mark Pinedo. Coach John Machado 'Q , , Cr -Q l - , Ks.. ' W. Travers W , r S. T. Barnes . r Y V, , A gi' ,nv ri 1 N.. E Q 6 r i F' 6 ,Q 1. .-4. 'Z r-. -W a , f . 4 97,3 W' 1 n M f - 4 f, 5 ,V xi , . N'Qg,1f ' a a G. Chapman Q 2 rf 4, Q 5' n -.W , an r I B. Gordon Y N. E. Hertzog Q . 'Ka V E 1 A 3 5 9.9 Fa gp f. r Q I .S GRIDIRUN GRADS 78 '7' j N M. Pinedo wi X V E OE-N R? X X R 'yo si? , R iw R. Bovy N. Escamilla i Q oe 3 4 X, 5 - Y . pb TG? V ' J ' W! f' A R sv. 1111-1- A f 1 ,p-.-M oo f . 1 K x . R. Palommo R11 ,il Gus R. Curtis I A ,, . ,X to if J j 7 H! ' x 7 ' , x , ' ., ' E I' , ,. M- ,M , ,, --A'-' 1 , , 4 , . f 1 Q fri v W WWE, -!I! ' f f . . I f fl 4 R Vrrf ll' . .A A X R. 0'FarreII A. Robles J ...N ,K ,rw D R a R. 0'Brien UFFENSIVE LINE-UP M . FRONT ROW - linemen in stance - R. O'Brien, B. Varela, M. Pinedo, A. Robles, G. Chap- man, J. Acosta, D. Bodle. BACKFIELD - E. Hertzog, D. Gherini, R. Curtis, N. Escamilla. SAINTS UUWN CAMARHLU Santa Clara High's Saints, paced by hard-hitting Nico Es- camilla, battled te a 12-0 victory over Camarillo in the season's opener at Houser Field. After an electrifying 64-yard return of the opening kickoff by Escamilla, the Saints were unable to make their offense jell, but they did manage to score in the opening quarter on a 20-yard run by Nico. The final score came midway through the 4th periodg in 12 plays the Saints marched 61 yards into gloryland with fleet senior fullback, Ray Curtis, sweeping right end. SC BEATS ST.JUHN VIANNEY Santa Clara High's unbeaten Saints made it three in a row when they downed rugged St. John Vianney 25-18 in a thrill-packed game. The first score came late in the second quarter with a smashing run of 15 yards by Escamilla. After the half,the Nobles came back in power leading 16-6 at the close of the third period. The fired-up Saints scored twice in the final period. A pass from quarterback Gherini to Esca- milla covered 18 yards and then Gherini carried over for the score. The Saints recovered a Noble fumble on their own one- yard line and two plays later crushed all hopes of the Nobles with a 99-yard run by Curtis. The Nobles rallied in the closing minutes but the score remained 25-18. IJEFENSIVE LINE-UP a Sq. JPL - FRONT ROW - D. Bodle, R. Palomino, B. Varela, J. Acosta, R. O'Brien. SECOND ROW- E. Hertzog, M. Pinedo, G. Chapman. BACK ROW - R. Curtis, N. Escamilla, D. Gherini. xi, SAINTS EFEAT CARPINTERII-I 25-6 FIRST TIME IN SlI'S HISTIIRY Ray Curtis and Nico Escamilla, led by a determined line, sparked the Saints to a brilliant victory. Escamilla, late voted the Saints? most valuable player, looked sharp as he bowled his way over for two touchdowns. Denny Gherini and Ray Curtis each hit pay dirt once. Ed Hertzog booted the P.A.T. Coach lohn Machado carried oft the field by victorious players. Lf tv ...Q '.. it ' X z f X ' ff iff' i ,gJ,Q: ' -4, 4 . - mx-W ' J ' 'C- ' 'Inu 'AI' ullli , I ,'I I il'Il - X IX I I Ne JW SAINTS SCORE 285 PDINTS IN ill GAMES TEAM RECURDS Best season, 9 - 1 Undefeated regular season, 8 - 0 First Tri-Valley League football title 285 points in one season CIF semifinals 1958 C0-IIAPTAINS ' ,- -, I V X'-L! ,M Ray Curtis, Gordon Chapman, Nick Escamilla, Ron 0'Brien. UNI I Tel I K7 CIE CHAMPIONSHIP PIAYUEES SAINTS mr s. Lu. Mission zu-14 3.0. .....,,..A ...., 7 0 7 6-20 S.L.0. Mission ......... 0 7 0 7-14 Santa Clara fought vigorously to obtain a victory over S.L.0. Mission High's determined Indians. Nico Escamilla scored two T.D.'s and also kicked two P.A.T.'s. Dan Bodle made the other score on a 24-yard-pass play. It was Dick laquez, however, who saved the day. With just twenty-eight seconds left and the ball on the Saints' 35-yard line, Dick intercepted a Mission pass and ended a desperate attempt by the Indians to produce a victory. Mark Pinedo and Bill Varela played an outstanding game both offensively and defensively. SAINTS BOW T0 NEEIJIES 33-7 S.C. ..,.,.... 0 7 0 0-7 Needles .,....,....... 0 13 0 20-33 A big powerful Needles team proved too much for the Saints. The Mustangs eliminated S.C. in the semi-finals of the CIF playoffs. The Saints did not give up though and somewhat contained the Mus- tanges for three periods. Nico Escamilla scored the only Saint touchdown midway through the second quarter. The defeat gave the Saints a final record of nine wins and one loss. Ray Curtis clears the way as Nico Escamilla gains 10 yards in SC-Needles CIF semifinal clash, ft ,et sew, ti ' y Er J if YW! uri' V, E r, , 1 A to f'ff 4 W .fmqf t i E if t ss tent er if iitt , t new-,dwg oeeemtef 2, rosie Q, -' f l - t 1 , n 6 0 9 . Eolttortctls me Stihfifh CLAilfit'S FOGTHALL, TEAM Wheri et good big :nan meets 3 .good little manf the hig man wins, f'l'hotts what happened when the Needtos football 'seem heat Qxnardts Santa Clara High School team Friday night. But the big man didnt Wells oifi with ell the glor'3.z gzlejferz 23 gounde get men, but Santa Clara, made on even game out of it for the first three out of four greniods. Finally the extra, weight begen to tell. Then, tired from the pounding they had taken, the Saints of Santa Clara couldnt succeed with desperation peseww which hacktired and led to a score that gave an entirely wrong impression, Needles wasrft better than Santa Clara hy a margin of 33 to 7. It wasn't Better, pound for pound, atall. Needles had s good team, of course, or it wouldn't have won, The little man beats the big man, as David beat Goliath. only when the little man can overcome the difiiemnce in size, The fact that Santa Clara held its own for so long showed that it had a. mighty good iaszm also. The boys did their best, and no one can ask for -u , : t more. The boys can he proud of the game they played, ti' fl' for they need make no excuses for its outcome. The - Q.' 'V 'kms saying It matters not whether you win or lose, but Z V. .: 2 XAI4 of X qw? fu fi 0 W . The Needles team outweighed the Santa Clara N fi' I Z. 1 of it i 'Fi xt gi we 1 -we x it ' , W how you play the gamei' is trite and is often used in it 8 ' f f Y mockery, but it still contains a truth. The saying is R 3 med in mockery only when a team has been a con- re.. A , 'Q tVAt jk elstent loser, and Santa Clara has been anything but fefega X, tliat. X in its YE -mf-'e Q qt S 1 Cl b iznt , , ,gs K? .I g at seastn an a ara Went un eaten for eight games to win the championship of the Tri- rut' . I Valley' League lt won again in a close contest with a ill in its oem class in the first round of Southern e Celifornisi fwmpionehip play-offs. Along the way it 3 il 'f?ff'il'7lE 2? -tr- it' It winning streak and for scoring. 7' f rtlo Q .hui 'Sante Clem came up with the best team in the l:.isi:or3f, 'fhis is what they can be proud iii, Mft? 'Jai' if their friends will remember. ,few GRIIJIRUN AWARDS Award winners: Mark Pinedo, Ron 0'Brien and Nick Escamilla. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BANQUET Outstanding player A T , ,, Nick Escamilla Most valuable player . , . . Nick Escamilla fThese awards are determined by a vote of the players! Bruce Tucker Iron Man trophy , ,Ron 0'Brien Sportsmanship trophy Mark Pinedo ALL TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE TEAM Five Saints made the All-League team: Ron 0'Brien, end Mark Pinedo, guard Ray Curtis, fullback loe Acosta, tackle Nick Escamilla, back Nick was also voted the league's plaver of the year CIF TEAMS Second team Third team Nick Escamilla Mark Pinedo 1 J.V. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: From left to right, Richard Ramonette, manager, Patrick Roemer, Philip Slaton, John Diedrich, Gilbert Carbajal, James King, James Birkenshaw, John McCarthy, MIDDLE ROW: Richard Lopez, Calvin Contreras, Jack Sweetland, William Robles, Lee McCarthy, Ronald von Felden, Michael Withers, Randy Bidwell. BACK ROW: John Sotelo, Salvador Ledesma, Robert Hartman, Gene Martinez, John Peters, Gary Holder, Frank Rivera, Coach Doug Weaver, Darryl Carrier, Thomas Stout. The Santa Clara Junior Varsity football team gradually showed signs of greatness as they learned that playing as a team was far more important than playing as individuals. Coming to high school from different grammar schools, at first the JV's found it difficult to play as a team but through good coaching they realized that the winning way was the team way. Twice the JV's beat Villanova and once they tied with Simi's JV's. From this squad will come our stars of tomorrow. YV cut Q K si ,N 3 J X f I 5 f Z f ff? I Q 'S 'S Z S ,,, K! .I Zi l 6 1958-1959 S.C Cate .4..9,..A . . . 60 Moorpark . . . , A . 69 Thatcher .... . 5 5 66 Santa Ynez 8 , . 5 . 70 Simi .A...,. . . . 47 S.B.C. . , 9...., ..9 . . . 53 Villanova ..,,.........,.. 68 NON-LEAGUE GAMES Ventura 1.V. 8 5 . , 8 4 . . , 48 Carpenteria ,.,i... . . . 65 Nordholf ,,ii.i,,i . . . . 5 50 Santa Paula ii.,...,...,, 46 San Gabriel Mission ,,...5. 49 Ventura l.V. rr,V.,.. 41 Ventura 40 0xnard . .. . , . 46 St. Monica . , 60 St. Francis 64 Loyola Frosh .. . 41 Oxnard 49 Ventura 8 4 . . . 53 C. I. F. SLOMission , , . . , 69 Bishop . . . 49 Ramona , . . 52 Trona . , . . 44 Total Points . . or ..1,299 Opponent 29 27 13 35 32 33 27 27 40 48 52 30 44 44 62 42 38 63 41 64 20 35 48 27 918 Anthony Caputo All-TV League Dick laquez All-TV League , ' ?'LL7?'f,W , f -,ni , H,-,fyfgf fl f ,I T f ' f i ,M Dan Bodle Denny Gherini and Jerry Vinson Steve Miller All-TV League All-CIF First Team Nick Escamilla All-TV League John Schott and Richard Brucker George Ehrler C.I.F. CHAMPIONS BACK ROW: Left to rightg Manager Ralph Bovy, Anthony Caputo, Ronnie O'Brien, George Ehrler, Manager Donato Martinez. SECOND ROW: Rev. George Kramer, John Schott, Richard Chaparro, Dan Bodle, Jerry Vinson, Coach Lou Cvijanovich. FRONT ROW, Richard Brucker, Nick Escamilla, Dick Jaquez, Steve Miller, and Denny Gherini. Santa Clara 1958-59 Varsity Basketball team enjoyed a fine season. Mr. Cvijanovich's first S. C. team captured the coveted C. I. F. championship. Making all-league were versatile forwards Dick laquez and Nick Escamillag rebound aces Tony Caputo and Steve Miller. Miller was named to the first-team all-C. I. F. For the first time in its basketball history, Santa Clara was able to defeat Oxnard High School. Coach Cvijanovich remarked after the victory: This was a team victory made possible only by the boys playing as a unit, not as individuals. This unity among the players continued through the season. Going into C.l.F. competition, the Saints were figured to re- main in the contest as far as the quarterfinalsg there they would go down in defeat before Bishop High as they had done the pre- vious year. This was not to be done. Undaunted by odds, the Saints walloped Bishop, pre-favorite Ramona, and Trona to cap- ture the C.l.F. Class A Crown. Our hats off to a great basketball team! TRI-VALLEY B CHAMPS ,M faax I Fl f iw ' ff G uf-it f F l NX . U V' iA4 A. ,ff TW. LT if N, Li? Q gf l N. Kashi' ,, nylf, f' Y T ' K W Ry ' f X' 8 rf l B., 1.331 . -V -32 Ziyi V . un 1. , A ,:. 35,g,i.i1:5.::31 4,31 'U Va I f. -'- We TP ,I fi 419, ' 'K 4 ' E . 9 BACK ROW, left to righti Bob Elder, Manager, lohn Sweetland, Pete Gutierrez, Danny Laubacher. MIDDLE ROW: Rev. George Kramer, Armando Ochoa, Tom Leonard, Tim Ryan, Coach Lou Cvijanovich. FRONT ROW: lack Maguire, Gilbert Escamilla, Phil Kelly, Tom Gill, lohn Borchard. Once again, Santa Clara's B basketball team enioyed a win- ning season. Equalling the varsity's win streak of twenty-two con- secutive league games, the B's showed the potential of great team play. All-league selections were Phil Kelley, Armando Ochoa and Tom Gill. Tom finished the season playing for the varsity. For the first time, the B's defeated 0xnard's B team. All of the team played great ball in securing the victory. With those who will be playing B basketball for another sea- son, along with many C players coming up, we may look lor- ward to another championship team. GAMES PLAYED Opponent Moorpark .. ,.......22 59-.. ...SfMoorpark... ......Santa Paula.. ......57 56.-. ...itThatcher... .Rancho San Antonio .... ...... 1 9 59 ..... .. itSanta Ynez .. Ventura .. 49-.. San Gabriel Mission Santa Monica . ...... 54 44 ...... ...,. 'l' Simi Santa Barbara . .. ...... 58 44 ...... .... V entura Oxnard ......68 52,..... Oxnard Camarillo ......23 47...... WS, B,Cath0lic, ....San Marcos.. ......43 62...... ..f Villanova... ...St. Francis... ......42 -- Ventura ...,..48 1,137........... .....TOTALS.... tCate ..... ...... 4 4 tleague game C S PLACE SECOND IN LEAGUE ff BACK ROW, left to right: lohn McCarthy, Salvador Ledesma, lohn Hanson. MIDDLE ROW: Rev. George Kram er, Robert McCarthy, Calvin Contreras, Paul Torres, Coach L. Rodriguez. FRONT ROW: Joseph Burdullis Dan Hill, David Laubacher, Michael Chaparro. The future basketball stars of Santa Clara are products of the C basketball team. As Cees they experience high school competi- tion tor the first time and learn to play as a team, not as indivi- dual players. This year our C team finished second in the league, one game behind Santa Ynez. Making all-league were John Hanson, Paul Torres, and lohn McCarthy. GAMES PLAYED Ventura Rancho San Antonio Ventura Oxnard V.Y.B.A. Carpenteria San Marcos Ventura LAKE Opponent . . .28 8 32 30 37 . .23 32 31 21 42 45 26 30 63... . 49.. 42.. . 31 ..... 42 595. .......,.. . league games :f:Moorpark ifThatcher 'l:Santa Ynez Ventura tSimi Ventura A.S. .. Oxnard . :iS. B. Catholic Willanova Totals . BASKETBALL HUNURS C IF Cage Champions pose with their trophy after defeating Trona in the Division A finals. KNEELING, from left George Ehrler, Steve Miller, Dick Jaquez, Nico Escamilla, Tony Caputo. SECOND ROW: Dick Broclmer, Torn Gill. Dick Chaparro, Dan Bodle, Denny Gherini. TOP ROW Rev. George Kramer, Coach Lou Cviyanovich, Jerry Vinson. John Schott, John Machado rfl 3 1.,,, , Aiii -A A LL V, Tony CBQUTO CO fscarnlyla , X Steve Miher Did' faquez C.l.F. FIRST TEAM Steve Miller ALL-TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE TEAM Tony Caputo Nico Escamilla Dick Jaquez Steve Miller 93 ,, 1 'IES gg: , ,?fN 'f. , . A sf fw C55 ig fb V-.-W 11:11. 1:21 ' V? f1ffg,gf,.,. V - eklfflizf Y J fy 1.411 mf? v , ' 'ii 7 ,- v ,' f 1: .,f Q w Z , , as ,, 47 r' 'qu ,, ,, , HB 1 ,,,. .L,.,.- -. , 1 ,M-. ,ggi 1 f 5 ,,.. x 4 . ,,,,.v :fu 5,1551 vw. PF, G , 7, , ai i' Lf' . f f . , .. -- ,V .hm . 1 I XX U , g I NJ , x fx to OXNARD PRESS-COURREF. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, i935 Locals Capris Class A Crown With Easy Vin By Don Slh!l4A'idF'I' Santa Cjlzrra H': '1 59111: brought the Ciijf fi fttitiafvii it: first CIF haIket'12?i cha1iigviifr ship last night 1'1ir ir,z asc io' pressive 44-QT 1'iiir'tj,- T1 na Highs TO1'I'i?Ci fE: 2 near-capacitjsf croia.'fi at :ha O1- nard High School gjrrn. The history-making Saints. combining a steady offense tt-1:31 a near-im enetraoie deferisa D sf completely outclasscd their tail- er opponents as they captured the Division A Csmail schools, crown. Trona, which had won 20 con- secutive games before last nightis loss, was the Saints' fourth CIF playoff victim. By winning, the locals became the ,first prep team in Gxnard his- tory to Win 3 CIF ffaiifornia interscholastic Federationj cage title. They also distinguished themselves as the southlands best small school team of the 195869 season. The Saints' final rcr-ard is 17-5, including a 7-O record in Tri-Valley League play. Their CIF playoff victories vacre oven SLO Missiori, F39-20, Btsiiori, Lista 713, and Bamoria, Z2-42. TIE-Uriah, Desert-Inyo clrizmipimx, cmlccl the ycarfwith a 22-It record. of My Q44 pf BASE ALI. VARSITY A iw, 4, , l l i I .M -.-. , - ,,-v., .,, . 11' W f.,.,1.:,,,,'.,g.- 112'FF-:r.2f.1:s':.e-N5-1 'T vu-51 si' 7-Ji' iif f 7f' -Wi' 'ff z N ' -l f 'S- f -f 3 New A A. - '1-2 : 1 K ' ' .-fl . ff' K, ,,,.f.--71153:--4-5: V514 K 'Ma 1:16 K,g2hHy3'g,,' ,.. ., .- J. t,.A, 1-4 . . BACK ROW, left to right: Michael Malbon, Manager, Denny Gherini, Raymond Curtis, Coach Cvijanovich, Jerry Vinson, lack Burdullis, Russ Tucker, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: John Hanson, Lawrence Ayala, Steve Miller, Rich- ard Chaparro, John McCarthy, Thomas Nash, Pete Gutierrez. FRONT ROW: David Laubacher, Gilbert Escamilla, Dick Jaquez, Ronald von Felden, Bill Sandoval. N44 X VARSITY LETTERMEN . Jpgva, gf., . m 1 5- mi, em' FIRST ROW: Barry Woodruff, Michael Sharp, Henry Maulhardt, Alvino Bargas, Phil Reagan, Ralph Bovy, Joe Acosta, Charles Fulmer, Mark Pinedo, George Ehrler, John Borchard, Jack Maguire. SECOND ROW: Bob Scott, Harry Bither, Dick Jaquez Walter Travers, Danny Bodle, Richard Chaparro, Ray Curtis, Gordon Chapman, Steve Miller, Denny Gherini, Jack Burdullis. THIRD ROW: Russ Tucker, Luis Garcia, Ray Aceves, Raphael Zavala, Ronnie O'Brien, Eddie Hertzog, Bob O'Farrell, Alex Robles, Bill Gordon, Tom Gill, Phil Kelly, Richard Ramonette. FOURTH ROW: Nick Escamilla, Gumecindo, Flores, Tim Ryan, Dick Brucker, Larry Ayala, Richard Palomino, Jim Diedrich, Donato Martinez, George Guerrero, Gilbert Carbaial, John Han- son. IV LETTERMEN ..r-:Qin-ainil-1 144' A kd i FIRST ROW' Randy Bidwell, John Peters, Phil Slaton, Ron von Felden, Phil Kelly, Alex Flores, Frank Her- rera, Bob McCarthy, John Borchard. SECOND ROW: Darryl Carrier, James King, Gilbert Carbajal, Gary Holder, William Robles, Frank Rivera, John Hanson, Bob Elder. THIRD ROWi Barry Woodruff, Russ Tucker, Pete Gutierrez. Tom Leonard, Shane Donlon, Tom Gill, Bill Reiman, Jack Maguire. FOURTH ROW: Michael Chaparfo Joseph Burdullis, Dick Lopez, Paul Torres, Gilbert Escamilla, James Birkenshaw, Danny Hill, 'J Tas .G i'2's John Diedrich, f, .U W N M0 LETTERGIRLS KNEELING: Adele Vezeau Colleen Conway, Ramona Evelyn Hernandez, Janice Soto, Judy Martin, Jennie 1 , Madeline Vezeau, Virginia Cuilty, Mary Ann Crowley, Judy Diedrich, Peggy Feldman, Leticia Ochoa, Cardona, Geraldine Diaz. SECOND ROW: Judy Gonzalez, Beverly Curtis, Linda Ware, Peggy Borchard, Maulhardt, Barbara Betzinger, Lizanne Bauer. THIRD ROW: Jane Leonard, Mary Claire Bauer, Delia Franco, Kathy Metcalf, Christine Diaz, Colleen O'Gorman, BACK ROW: Marilyn Reardon, Ann Burns, Erma Sanchez, Kathy Fulton, Bobbie Burnette, Lynda Barr, Maureen Pecht. G.A.A. letters are given on the basis of points received for participation in G.A.A. activities. VARSITY Schedule VIILLEYBALL Bishop Conaty Memorial H. S. St. Catherine's Academy FRONT ROW: Bobbie Burnette, Peggy Feldman, Jennie Franco. - MIDDLE ROW: Madeline vezeau, Kathy Metcalf, Peggy Borcham, memany H'5h SCWO' Jane Leonard. TOP ROW: Mary Ann Crowley, Kathy Fulton, Judy MUUVPFIII HIEII School Dledrich. AIIUITIIII MUSICAL WONDERIJIND Playday Our Lady Queen of Angels St. Monica's High School St. Michael's High School Notre Dame Academy St. Catherine's Academy Alemany High School Marymount High School Maywood High School FRONT ROW: Mary Claire Bauer, Linda Cuccatto, Leticia Ochoa. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Ware, Siva Smith, Janice Maulhardt. TOP ROW: Marilyn Reardon, Geraldine Diaz. JUNIUR VARSITY Larks 26. . 21 35 35. . 34 26 19. . Schedule Alumni St. Catherine's . . . Alemany ..... .... . . . Moorpark ........... . St. Catherine's . Immaculate Heart . St. Mary's .. JUNIUR VARSITY fl I VARSITY I H af 1 f f X KNEELING: Peggy Feldman, Kathy Metcalf, Ann Burns, Jane Leonard. STANDING: Bobbie Burnette, Judy Diedrich, Kathy Fulton, Mary Ann Crowley, Erma Sanchez. BASKETBALL .,tJfff luv I Schedule 7, . Q f1.f I Q, Larks Opp. L I it 18 ..... ...... A lumni .... . . . . . . .39 ' ,,,, 31 .......... St. Catherine's ....... ...l5 - 12 ..... ..... A lemany .... .... 1 9 L Q ,X , A 3 ............ Moorpark ......... . . .23 I ,A 1 I 3 ........ Immaculate Heart U? 'el' 17 ..... .... S t. Mary's ..... .... 5 9 ll 0 9 fe ll ' 1 KNEELING: Linda Cuccatto, Linda Ware, Beverly Cur- 'Y tis, Peggy Borchard, Leticia Ochoa, STANDING: Ger- aldine Diaz, Madeline Vezeau, Marilyn Reardon, Col- leen O'Gorman, Dolores Vollman, Nancy Chappell. -.......-......,, LARKS IN ACTIUN ----.-........ -.- c-----...i, 'Y f QI: Driving in tor a Nay-op shot is forward Judy Diedrich. Who got the rebound? Two more points for the Lark scoreboard. Peggy Feldman leaps high to sink one of her set shots TENNIS fsifz - f 12 ' 'ff'- . ,,,.,. 5 TX , . - f, r 'E , 1 ight 1 M 'E W X 'X New BACK ROW: Peggy Feldman, Lizanne Bauer, Peggy Borchard. FRONT ROW: Kathy Metcalf, Colleen Conway, Leticia Ochoa. INTRAMURAL CHAMPS SENIURS BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL 1 f. 1A,' FRONT ROW, Leticia Ochoa, Peggy Feldman. SECOND 4 F ROWi Geraldine Diaz, Colleen Conway, Delia Soto. BACK ...Q . 4 X , A ROW: Christine Diaz, Ann Burns, ludy Diedrich, Mary Ann Crowley, Erma Sanchez. FRONT' Geraldine Diaz SECOND ROW Ines Preeiado, Colleen Ccway Leticia Ochoa THIRD ROW Lizanne Bauer, Peggy Eeidman Adee Vezeau TOP ROW Mary Ann Crowley, Erma Sa1:rez,l,dyD.edrich UFFICIALS P L Q ., I 5 4 fa V , X3 ' i . .-., 'M 5' ' , - ' x ' - 'N' -' E , .4 f pqgrrwg- , , 1,--W L' , .. 1 ' , , ,,.,,Y ...........v..,-,m.,. .A...,4 . ., , LEFT TO RIGHT: Colleen Conway, Christine Diaz, Janice Nlaulhardt, Ramona Cardona, Adele Vezeau. CHEERLEADERS W, , ,,. ......., , Ye 'iff' W P 1 g 4 .AL ' ,,,, , . :Jn- .JW Kathy Ryan, Kristi Snyder, Karen Sweetland UNWARD STAFF ---7 --ik--t --.. .--1' - --1-1 xxfgf AN LEFT TO RIGHT' Ramona Cardona, Assistant Editor, Ann Burns, Editor, Erma Sanchez, Advertisingg Robert Lopez, Business Manager. Barbara Betzinger, Advertising Circulation Ines Preciado, Dolores Ramirez Boys' Athletics Gordon Chapman, Raymond Curtis Girls' Athletics Mary Ann Crowley, Virginia Cuilty Historian Colleen Conway Art and Layouts Deneen Fuller, Marie Ebat Top advertising salesmen Lizanne Bauer, Barbara Betzinger, Christine Diaz, Marie Ebat, Bill Gordon, Mary Lou Guerrero, Robert Lopez, Erma Sanchez, Delia Soto, Adele Vezeau. ABKNUWEDGEMENTS The staff wishes to thank all those who assisted us to make ONWARD 1959 possible, especially our patrons and advertisers. Also, we wish to thank the Oxnard Press-Courier for per- mitting us to use the photographs on the following pages: 81, 83, 84, 88 fDick laquezl, 94, and 95. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jeroe P. Bauer Mrs. Margaret Bodle Mr. and Mrs. John W. Borchard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Borchard Mr. and Mrs Ralph P. Bovy Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. .Layard M. Cash Robert Chapman . Victor E. Cresto Edwin Diedrich Milton Diedrich Max Escamilla Ignatius Friedrich Vincent Friedrich Ace Shoe Shop Al 8- Bill's Signal Service Anita's Bridal Shop Arcade Flowerland Asahi's Market Bain Photo Service Christies Claridge Jewelers, Inc. Cotler's Men's and Boys' Shop 113 Army and Navy Cafe Spanish and American Food Book Haven 311 South C St. Dominick's Spaghetti House Pizza 84 Italian Cooking Doug's Hot Dog Stand 915 North Oxnard Blvd. PATRUNS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gadker Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Raul Gaitan . Francis Gherini Lewis Gill Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas J. Gill . T. C. Hanson . William H. Jackett .J. Kehoe . D. Gordon King Mr. and Mrs. William G. Martin .John McGrath Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. .John B. O'Farrell . Paul E. Pecht .John Peters Louis F. Pteiler Leon Reiman . Alex Robles Ernest D. Sanchez . Fred Snyder, Jr. Ruben A. Soto . George A. Steele Dorman Talbot Bernard Vezeau Flowercralt Florists 757 South A St. H. P Jimenez Shoe Repair 533 B St Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Miller Capt. and Mrs. C. H. S. Murphy Cuco's Richfield Service Custom T.V. Repair Ed's Typewriter Service Flowers by Paulann Henry's Mobil Herby The Hot Dog King Johnson's Television Jovie's Hair Styling Kit's Palomino Room Meyers Bakery 221 W. 5th St. Oxnard Drug Co. 105 W. 5th St., Oxnard Oxnard City Florist 543 South HC St. Oxnard Garden Shop 126 Deodar St. Sally Shop of California Peoples Lumber Co. 1051 South A St. Lautzenhisers Nancy's Corset Shop Mangham 81 Co. Oxnard Nutrition Center 101 Ranch House Pacific Drug Company Ross Cleaners and Laundry Simmons' Fashions Tatum Bros. Garage Rodaway's 205 West 5th St. The Sea Chest Hollywood-by-the-Sea Tom's Market Finest in Foods Town 81 Country 411 South A St. Village Market 1908 South Saviers Rd. Wooley Road Market 842 Wooley Rd., Oxnard AUTOGRAPHS 110' af, Wand, ff LQ!! zf rl :fJ,Qf 4?flLlfff fffyi' Q 3 Q5 I If 1 - I A-I . 4 5 'M ' X-lk x 1 J VNQK? Tx L' 4-f Y- N V Q. ,,, N15 V 4, J ka-'L , ' We C 7, v h . L X, I - 1 Nvpi -X29 .jg-, J Q WMQ gdzadd ,J M! . 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Delivery XAQYYD fine pastries GUARDIAN SAVINGS Specializing in wedding cakes, :Intl -E A AND LOAN AsaocrA'rroN birthday cakes' French cg2NE: B ANE 61-IASTS. pastries 432 S. B St. HU 3-1615 Oxnard, Calif. AL'S MODERN TORTILLA FACTORY 852 South A Street Oxnard, California LAUBACHER APPLIANCES 545 South B Street Oxnard, California Oxnard Branch SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK ARROW CLEANERS Our Quality ls Higher Than Our Prices GOOD LUCK CLASS '59 I 0 Ben s Advance Service 820 South Oxnard Blvd. Hancock Products 1838 Saviers Rd' Hancock Credit Cards HUnter 3-1015 Oxnard, Calif. X, Lf!! AUTUGRAPHS X 1 gf X, Mak Aj I, Cf ' 1, J QL!! Vqf0W4y A I Q fufMJA me Ulf Amjgw MQW, KWH CL-.J A J! jig b J ' 1 1' W-Gxbjsqgv A-xg f' LF! WL!! mmm, f A b , -:sf I :QB 1 f 1 bf! 'LL , 5 Af' N 1,11 'A,L'VfL! 17 V410 5 I XA 'jr 2.6! L! ul if' ff, ffl' y4,f'1! 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HUnter 5-6042 Compliments of GEORGE BILLINGER ELECTRIC SALES AND -SERVICE 458 South B St. Phone HU 5-6616 Oxnard, California Best Ilvislaes to the Class of '59 CARLOS LEVY, PRESIDENT Ioseph Powers Co., Inc. Farm Supplies HUnter 5-2545 Bowenis Shell Service 450 SO. Oxnard Blvd. HUnter 5-0612 Goodyear tires, batteries, and accessories Pick-up and Delivery Specializing in Tune-up and Brake XVork ' MQ ,QL ' f A QM 1 L ,fzrwd an jf?k X Y, ' mflyf ' J ff Q ff ,M W 1 ' U X 1 , 1 J W '7' f G ff N ' 1 2254 4 ,WWf 7W wf X K ,Q f'9!f J7? !7i f1M f ,5',4w , if IDLVVA gihbdx 442 . Nilpjpg-fdpnfdj Wg!-Jn iff M W 7 ttf J ff , ji j2fJ f4fQ ,ff -006,0 ., 1 v Vjffwy w ,W Mm Vxf f? ifffyyyfsa ffiw M QW XQQNID M AQNNCV ww wwf Q,-U Xipxp dwg Y M www fx , T NMJ ww , H XY jfifffywiwvyf !f W ' fffjjf WWW MW? M M mfy ff ff RANCH BOYS MARKET PACE, XYf1LxERsoN, FULLER 3046 Saviers Road HUnter 6-1014 Oxnard, Calif. See tbe new Mervury, Linfolzz, Continental , PETE DRUMMoND's A Double A Super Service HUnter 6-1506 1720 South Oxnard Blvd. Oxnard, California and German import Ford - the Tauuzzs Motor Tum,-up Brake 56,1556 PHIL LINCQLN,MERCURY Delco Batteries Goodyear Tires 141 south oxmfa Blvd., oxnafd, Calif. EXPW Lubfffdffoff SAVE-U-MORE Courtesy and Quality 1509 Saviers Road Oxnard, California HUnter 6-7718 LINOLEUM STUDIO 404 So. B St. Oxnard, Calif. Ed Polley HUnter 3-8042 COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING RUPERT'S Religious and Gift Shop JESUS N. JIMENEZ, PROP. HUnter 5-8853 443 So. A St. jewelry Watrla Repair TURF LIQUOR STORE Cor. Oxnard Blvd. and Fifth St. Oxnard, Calif. W. KAPLAN HUNTER 6-1234 HINKLEY MOTOR SALES Too Good To Be Called L-'sed Cars 859 So. Oxnard Blvd. HUnter 5-0141 Crahamns Hen and Boys Shop 545 South A Street Oxnard, Calif. I-lL'ntcr 5-8214 Chase Bros. Dairy Lofally Owned and Operated East Sth and Wfolff Road Oxnard, Calif. HUnter 5-2579 A complete line of fresh dairy products and eggs Delivered Fresh to your Door sffwfffafayf ASQ W 55 UTUGRAPHS gg, S9106 wwf X7 Wwfw W , M M 'K ww 1 6 Qlwf M SQQBJ xxiibm ij, Fly? ww 5 xg kg 'Rf 5 ya X y Tx X X? B3 'P W' Q M t L Wg, XZ , N6 yy X 3 , ,?U'Z1j l7 U J .XX ff Nuff 1 h ' I VV M' 'JW . J .RV X fwxf'A V M if f-,ffl ,X bg 5 XY QA Q if xyjk N wx W N, wv'fAf7j'w if DQ Q0 if Xff O0 .4 115 rn: . . 9 V ' THE QAR O MAULHARDT BUICK. INC. - OXNARD CARR BROS. BARLOW MOTOR CO. OXNARD TRUCKING SERVICE 901 N. Oxnard Blvd- ' Oxnard, Calif. P-0- BOX 528 Gxnafdi Calif- HUnter 6-3565 Marshall Barlow, Owner WILLIS PHARMACY Prescription Druggists 101 No. A St. Oxnard, Calif. 143 West 5th Street HUnter 5-4042 Oxnard' Calif' REESE OFFICE SUPPLY 302 So. A Street HUnter 3-2251 Oxnard, Calif. HUnter 3-0151 TONY jons Oxnard ACCORDION Studio G Music Store MEXICAN INN Specializing in .Mexican Food 1828 Saviers Rd. HUnter 3-6815 Oxnard, Calif. FOOD T0 TAKE OUT '-1' Pl1OI1E 3-9015 1450 So. Oxnard Blvd. PARAMOUNT BOOTERY 122 West Fifth St. Oxnard, Calif. Open Daily 11:50 A. M. to 12 P.lNl. Oxnard, Calif. Saturday 11:30 A.M. to 5 A.M. I ll6 Coastal Valley Canning s sl W FURNITURE MART Company 2540 saviefs Road Home of Onega pmduffj HUnter 5-7371 Oxnard, Calif. California Chiles, Gree Chiles, Pimientos ' ' ' SALSA SAUCE OXNARD PRODUCE CO. 510 East 3rd Street 201 W. 7th St. Oxnard, Calif. Oxnard, Calif. I N , Qf NK WXXLUV Lk' X AU x , A WL f QQ V 4 ,J ' fam .,-, X M X4 yu, Md K A M K J Lbs! ., wa fx LL I LQ ww A V 1 M ggi V X Q V I f , YN' ff - LJLJUQY Q Txi LQQKN DOC1 , H7! Q f xknCDC,L-,IX fn - I, I X 96 X' O U G MQ XQQNQ Qxy LfK.5Q,xb1f'S .. 9 3 ' Qfsx N VIA -Ls AP RQ 31 nl, I HCJPG w bfi fffcupcfs RNC Sglyigrr ,QV .qw Q QM' WK um f vc! H111 Cf Q ef -T71 . :run I 0 CIQL Z I Ndiw nn E ,Q X . fUQ1T' pjQLHfq 'G IWSWTLK Cd ,vx,'vcQ N-f L ' ,vu QJYQQKQ M ffgfnfh , f W , My , Z! LIA f A27 f 4 Y If Z 'J ffm C pw WL 2? f ,fff,f:l0'1 NL M P6 N A J bf' L7f!0Jk!NJfW' ,,g,! 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Date Street Oxnard, California Hljnter 5-2816 NIALONEYS Shell Serrice C? 3 Minnie Car Wash 915 North Oxnard Boulevard Une Gire S E: H Green Slamlbs Hlovnter 5-6618 PHILIP K. BlAI,ONEY Oxnard, Calif. OXNARD PLUMBING 8: ROOFING CO. 157 XY'est First Street Oxnard. California HL'nter 5-5714 THOMPSON LCMBER COMPANY 1205 South Oxnard Boulevard Oxnard, Calif. AUTOGRAPHS 1 ' , N A U J AVN v 'vb bf W 1 --'J F I 3157! I , . . f , w A . 1 fx, ' w ' ,-, 5 ' , J JJVJ QXJ ' LJ f Q ,Q T M ' r y L 1 , 1 gif' ff f ,, .F . ,,- V Y A I lf rar' , 1 U , 1' I 5 0 ' , ' ' A :rf rv 1, . in x ' 1 f I I A4 r 51 1 l ' ,L ' f - ' f' 4, 1 -v ' ' ff .L rv- V , ' -v f -. r ,, ' K I 1 ',f I A ' 9 N9 f fr 'I 3 O i 1 - l l I POGGIQS PHARMACY Sinre l89O PRESCRIPTIONS 501 North Sth Street Oxnard, California HUnter 5-5214 Sczrvxcxhcfs XY!OMEN'S CASUAL WEAR 109 NO. HA St. Oxnard, Calif. HUnter 6-5900 QUALITY MARKET Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Frozen Foods - Sundries 242 North A Street Oxnard, Calif. CLAMPITT'S RICHFIELD SERVICE Colnplinlents of Free Pick Up and Delirery e, ' 3 TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES EDWIN L. CARTY S SoN 'mms 210 North A Street, Oxnard, Calif. REALTORS .T .. . ... .- Compliments 526 South Ai Sf' LINNETTS SHOES HUnter 3-2288 Oxnard, California Oxnafdis Finest Shoe Store NOPALITO Delirious Mexican Food Orders tn take out DELYINA L. PALAZUELO5, PROP. 155 East 7th Street Oxnard, Calif. HUnter 3-9250 REARDON BROTHERS MORTUARY 511 North A St. Oxnard, California Best Uyisbes from Beech Aircraft Corporation XY'ichita, Kansas .Ilunufartnrers of the Navy KDB-1 Target Drone GOOD LUCK Class of '59 AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE Oxnard, California NORM'S RADIATOR SHOP 126 XVG.-St Iris Street Oxnard, California HOXWARD F. RENO INSURANCE AGENCY Q, 1 AMR av 5111. LI? 5 h .W X J ilk' x 11 'D f, lv N T 5 J ffm v u.' fam, 1 - . 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Q 121 OXNARD HARDWARE Almost Everything in Hardware Compliments 6th and A Streets Oxnard, California HU 3-7214 of izzv oTANi Fisi-i MARKET OXNARD MOTOR CAR 608 SOLl'fI'l A ST. Oxflafdrcalif- DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC. HUnter 3-6519 LA COLONIAL Casa De Las Flores Florist and Nursery PLAZA FULLER PAINT 617CO3,D,jg,Qf-fgxpggdrCam- 334 South Fifth Street Oxnard, California 9 438 so. A sr. f OXNARD- CAUF- HU 3-6014 L E H M A N N ' S on the Plaza - Since 1870 239 West Fifth St. , , GOOD LUCK Oxnard, California to I CLASS OF '59 I LOOP'S FINE FOOD JOHNNY'S BAR-B-QUE Restaurants 3159 Ventura Blvd. 1290 S. Oxnard Blvd. Ventura, Calif. Oxnard, Calif. if I rl'.g and foam ' ' ,,EJTii?Ef?rFPQ iff Y nigga V-M Wu I I g A I' JE! 1 Il d-E'+-+s-- If. . . Frank Wasserman RS ' ' f' f-- ' L' 'A R- President 81 Manager CCRNER NA 81 SIXTH STREETS - OXNARD, CALIF. ' HUNTER 6-2681 The Oldest Savings and Loan Association in Oxnard Xia Qjp,.'t 4 Serving the community since 1921. 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