St Andrews High School - Tower Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1963 volume:

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The thoughts of your teachers, your classmates, your studies, and the many events, both religious and social will always be held sacred. Outstanding among your recollections will be the great Council which convened during your senior year. This spiritual conclave will be recalled, not merely as a singular event of the twentieth century, but also as something which placed you in an atmosphere of holy dedication as you faced the realities of a turbulent world. Pope john called this Council to show forth the hidden beauty of the Church and to revitalize the spirit of Christian living. He urged the faithful To open their hearts to the action of divine grace and to let the light of eternal truth shed its radiance over lives that are wholeheartedly and enthusiastically dedicated towards putting into effect the Commandments of jesus Christ. Your education in St. Andrew's was fashioned according to the same manner. As you depart from your Alma Mater under Mary's protection, endeavor to make manifest by your Christian living the inner strength which you possess. Devotedly yours in Christ, Monsignor James Hourihan Journey to Rome His Eminence james Francis Cardinal Mclntyre and Bishop Timothy Manning, Auxiliary of Los Angeles, prepare for their trip to Rome to attend the Ecumenical Council. As our representatives, they will aid the Pope in his endeavors for renewal of the internal life of the Church and Christian unity. 9 ,W ' f f ., -',- 'Y 1 , . A , A L , Flaws Q , It , ' 1 Vx 1522 ,.f2 i1,ffm ,, ' WW: ' Q' M , Q , ,,,, N I, Y N I f at fqw, 'fi My .K f, :Q 1 , , N' X ik his .,, ., ' .-ff: lf, . faux, . . . ' - ' - - ' Y H ,, A -f Q wpah . -ma. f. 4 I 9 A, w xwzwm MN N, A ' ' wp: . 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Catherine Irene Dean of Students Senior Homeroom I Religion IV English 11, III Service Club Moderator Student Council Moderator I Will Give Glory , - 0 Thy Name 1 Sister M. Rose Dolora Assistant Dean of Students Senior Homeroom II Senior Math, Religion IV Physics, Chemistry G.A.A, Moderator Science Club Moderator Sister Francis de Chantal Assistant Principal junior Homeroom III Religion III English III Amit Mm-W was I3 MN Sister Mary Seraphica Assistant Registrar junior Homertmom III Typing I Latin I, II, III, IV I Bless Sister M. jean Francis Junior Homeroom I, Religion III Record Keeping, Ofhce Practice Typing II, World History QQ ff? Sister Agnes of Mary Sophomore Homeroom II, Religion II French I, II, III, IV Sodality Moderator French Club Moderator Sister M. Anne Rose Freshman Homeroom III, Religion I Art I, II, III, IV Fine Arts ord Who Gives Me Counsel... ,ol 'V' ww? Sister Maria Dolores English I Yearbook hloderator Organist Sister Mary Aloyse Freshman Homeroom Religion I Geometry Algebra I, II Red Cross Moderator 15 Qister Mar' Grc or - 5 'S-T Y Sophomore Homeroom I, Religion II I Stenography I, II United States History Civics Nir- Sister M. Frances Theresa English IV Our Help Is In W R!m.... Sister Magdalena Mary Religion I Freshman Homeroom II Choral Mrs. Roberta Reeves Drama Mrs. Conchita Dowling Spanish I, II, III, IV Spanish Club Moderator The Name Cf The Lord Miss Angeline Hildum Sophomore Homeroom III Religion III Math I, Algebra Biology Science Club Moderator Mrs. Ruth Warner Spanish III English II Mrs. Carrol Van Tassell Librarian Let Us Together Miss Alberta Bennett Piano agp 3525 Exalt His ame Miss Toni Trent Physical Education Varsity Coach Mrs. Elizhbeth Usbeck Home Economics Department Thy Name Endures Mrs. Sally I.eSelle English II World History Ancient History Modern History 20 A Clean Sweep Faithful members of our custodian staff, Mrs. Mary Enriquez and Mr. Vincent Gonzalez, con- stantly strive to add to the comfort and clean- liness of our school. The success of their efforts is evident in the impeccable appearance of our halls and classrooms. ,.,,,.,,..,a...-uw 21 ,.. 1 5 J i A familiar figure around St. Andrew's, Vince often proves a life saver to students in desperate need of his as- sistance. With patience, eiiiciency, and cheerfulness Mrs. Enriquez helps to keep St. Andrew's in uapple pie 'brderz ,W w if ik ff is +1-v Q aw' X 4. W. .J A .K 2 N Rm ,F as Q. Aa wk. QQ? K 45? Z1 ' .P ww 3, 6 W Religion Studying the New Testament and the Ten Commandments, freshmen learn that all law comes from God, and leads back to Him. Building on the basic truths learned in the previous year, sophomores study Christ as Redeemer through whom they share in the life of grace by means of prayer and the Sacraments. To inspire the junior students to a vol- untary participation in the liturgy of the Church, they are led to a recognition of the Holy Spirit as the dominant force in their lives. Seniors study vocation as the sphere in which the life of love reaches perfection, be- coming for them a blueprint for personal happiness. Considerations on the meaning of the Ecumenical Council, why it was called, what it will do, and how it will work, have been incorporated in the religion course. Students of Religion II explain symbols representing Christ as the Prince of Peace and the beginning and end of all things The Ecumenical Council is you! Religion III students set out to discover their part in the life of the church In the Marriage Guidance Course, Father Acton exchanges views with the seniors on the quali- ties of the ideal husband. Since knowledge of history is of great importance, the students at St. Andrew's are offered a four year course to enable them to understand the complicated problems affecting our nation and the world. Freshmen in Ancient History learn that western culture had its beginnings in Greece and Rome. Jousts, tournaments, castles and cathedrals fascinate sophomore students of history with the pomp and panoply which mark the Mid- dle Ages. From .the beginnings of the modern world, through the colonial expansions of European nations to the discovery of the New World, junior students find history vibrant with the impact of exploration and development. Looking forward to the day when they will be full-fledged citizens with voting rights, senior students of civics acquire an awareness of their privileges and responsibilities. juniors in United States History participate in a dis cussion on the problems of a divided Berlin. Makati. ak It is an easy choice when everyone in Language Arts Class knows the ZFISWEFS. From David Copperfield to Macbeth, the four years of English at St. Andrew's cover a wide range of literature and writing. Sophomores bringing with them a solid foundation in grammar, learn to recognize and avoid run-on and fragment sentences. Numerous essay assignments, though dread- ed, teach the juniors to organize their thoughts and to reason logically. Since ideas achieve their full value only when com- municated to others, the skill of writing clearly and interestingly is developed in Eng- lish IV. Reading is stressed throughout the four-year program as students span the centuries from the English epic of Beowulf to the modern American drama of Our Town. English Illustrations add interest to a report given in English II. 26 s ..- ' Senior students of English become acquainted with people, plots and places of Shakespeare's England. Mathematics Algebra Il students suspect that pencil and paper would have been quicker than the slide rule. To freshmen, general math and Al- gebra I present at first only a maze of riddles, but with persistent endeavor, the x's and y's and the bewildering percent- ages are soon mastered. Geometry also has its diliiculties, but sophomores find solutions through logical reasoning. Al- gebra II and senior math broaden upper- classmen's knowledge of the infinite number systems. Those students following the School Mathematics Study Group Program find it both challenging and re- warding, Senior math students graph the function f xxl2x2 using critical points and inflection points There is more than one angle to a problem. Salve! Buenos Dias! Bon Jour! However it is said, it means welcome whether in ancient Rome, sunny Spain or gay Paris. The spelling and sounds of the languages may differ, but students learning a foreign tongue are alike in their enthusiasm and interest as they pursue their assignments. Latin comes alive in the unadorned style of General Julius Caesar, in the fiery rhetoric of the politician, Cicero, and in the flowing verse of the poet, Virgil. Although students of French and Spanish must begin with the fundamentals of grammar and easy stories, they eventually pro- gress to the reading of novels in the original, such as Le Petit Prince, Le Bourgeois Gentilbom- me, Don Quixote, and El Cid. Through acquaint- ance with the language, history and culture of other countries, students gain an understanding and appreciation of foreign lands. Cuidado con la Cl Margaret Werner helps correct a slight error. Tempus fugit is a familiar phrase to students of Latin IV. an' ages Nous parlons bien Frangais, n'est-ce pas? L'Alliance Collegienne of La Salle ioins with the St. Andrew's members of la Cercle Fransais in a game about the French prov- inces. 29 . 3,2-3: Don't be chicken, says Susan Wood to Peggy Collins. Conchita Dowling looks on as pre parations are made for a microscopic examination of the cell structure in the blood. We have exactly 78 millimeters of hydrogen! Diane Di- mura and Anne Reilly are delighted with their results in finding equivalent weights. 30 At St. Andrew's a variety of science courses is offered for college preparatory students in laboratory sciences. Chemistry is offered to juniorsg seniors may choose either physics or biology, Two special courses were added this year. Principles of the Physical Sciences was made available to freshmen with high scholastic at- tainments, and Principles of the Biological Sciences gave enterprising sophomores a similar challenge. As a survey course, general science fulfills graduation requirements for someg to others it offers a background for further studies in this field. HCC Measuring the distance to the wall, Nancy Braun helps Marianne Kandel calibrate the wall on the range finder. ' ' U w- W - . fy l f y H had Our mistle-toe project is going great! Ananias, the pet project of the science students, Karen Efker and Christine Ward is center of at- traction. 31 In our business department, potential secretaries are taught the use of various types of modern office equipment. Stu- dents of typing learn the fundamentals of office work as well as first aid for bro- ken finger nails. Although Gregg short- hand seems confusing at first, future stenographers master the skill of turning words into legible signs. The most notice- able results of the bookkeeping class are uncluttered desks and organized files. An important part of their course is learning proper selection of clothes, becoming hair styles, and the general deportment a secretary needs. Business Even one mistake is forbidden in the Typing II class This is where the paper goes. But what do you do with this? asks Nora Gaylor. Drama student, Kathy Ross, portrays the character of an angry mother. Physical Education, dancing, clothing and drama are the special interest courses offered at St. Andrew's. Physical fitness, a knowledge of basic rules and good sportsmanship are the re- sults of gym classes at St. Andrew's. Dancing is a class taken by sophomores which teaches them basic dance steps and social etiquette. The terms bias, selvedge, and placket are familiar to cloth- ing students who learn the useful art of sewing. In drama aspiring actresses acquire poise and learn the art of expressing themselves. iw, fab: . Special nterests Egifii A ' ,V '.,L, -f,, - 'assi 'Za ' I1 Changing hemlines poses a problem for clothing stu- dents. 33 Gym Class learns to make itat winning basket. K t i .asa ,, V, .sm , 1.a,,mH ,. ,. 1. Choral students blend voices in an informal get-together. Fine An appreciation of the arts broadens the students' cultural horizons. Study- ing compositions from the classical to the impressionistic period, Music Ap- preciation Class provides the students with listening experience and a sound basis for discriminating musical judg- ment. Relaxing, stimulating, enjoyable - these are the adjectives most fre- quently applied to the art classes of St.Andrew,s,In these informal groups, ingenuity, imagination, and enthusiasm are important requirements. Students exchange constructive criticism and compliments as they work on their projects. Examples of their work in painting, drawing, and collage are dis- played throughout the room. Wheth- er the students plan a career in fashion designing, interior decorating, or com- mercial art, they acquire an apprecia- tion of the beauty in the world around themf' Arts Seniors follow the music as they lis- ten to Schuhert's Unfiinisbed Sym- phony. 34 H Q9 J 4 fax 'ii 10' Ima .. Sister Anne Rose comes to the aid of an art appreciation student who has her lines crossed. ..,,.5h.M -f-....,,, fl! 1 Ingenuity and industry are the Art I class. Q. ,f F: 55153 f ' !7L.lLi'19 F i ii Q 5. 23 elements of success in the Advanced students display their attempts at modern art. 35 u Lu Sylvia Marchetti Student Body President Congratulations! I'm so glad you won! These are the familiar words spoken after the elections. For the officers, there is work ahead, so many jobs to be done. In their po- sitions, they represent every girlg it is a privi- lege to serve the student body. Everything, from controlling the talking in the halls to planning the Student Body Semi-Formal, is a privilege done for their classmates. They are members of the Student Councilg they work for their school. Anne Reilley Student Body Vice-President ill A ,J ff e e -H.. Katherine Wall Treasurer Nancy Perry Secretary Ellen Bennett Parliamentarian Susan Steyart Social Chairman Sue Steyart, social chairman, discu sses plans for future activities with program committee. Student Council Gladly Serves School Anne Reilley supervises arduous work of freshman chair crew. 40 fizgti gf, fra, ,. ,..a J' Wanted . . . alive! My favorite candidate. Sylvia Marchetti, student body president, discusses problems of student government with her council. What an ordeal! But it's worth it to get Sylvia in oHice. No talking in halls. . .keep to the right. 'B Kathy Tobin Sodality Prefect Mar , Their Model Christ Their Goal Martha Lambertus, Linda Taylor, Margaret Vessely, Kathleen Tobin, Carolyn Austin, Kathleen Abraham, Aja Tulleners. 42 Carolyn Austin Vice-president Martha Lambertus Secretary Margaret Vessely Treasurer 'za Francine and Carla Van de Ven explain sodality campaign against pornographic literature to Mr. Robert Erb, proprietor of Nabor Pharmacy, complimenting him on the selections he sells. sodality formation- H Obit Qu ssl ligz Diane Dimura reports to Sodality members on plans for Mission Day. 44 Challenge tO Generosity To produce effective and dedicated Catholic leaders who are capable of turn- ing the possibility of failure into an excit- ing challenge is the aim of the Sodality. At level and committee meetings, experi- enced and new members alike debate such topics as decency in literature and moral- ity in dress and receive individual spiritual guidance. Realizing that action must flow from prayer and discussion, Sodalists par- ticipate in a number of apostolic projects. An intimate union with Christ inspires a persistent desire to win souls for Godg thus, they are constantly alert to oppor- tunities to bring Him into their daily lives. Trained and encouraged by the Sodality, each member eagerly accepts her role as a Christ-bearer in the modern world. Diane Dimura, Kathleen Wall, Linda Doble Anne Reilley, and Martha Lambertus sort magazines to be sent to missions near and far. Elaine Vilven President Noreen Antrim Vice-president A ball slowly rolling around the rim of a basket, a desperate leap to return a volley- ball serve, an ear-splitting St. Andrew's cheer create the suspense and excitement of varsity games shared by all students as participants or spectators. With swimming and tennis added, students are offered a varied sports program to develop coordination and phys- ical fitness. Through training in athletic proficiency, the Girls' Athletic Association endeavors to promote school spirit and sportsmanship. Team mascots, our Daddy and Andy Atoms, and coveted spirit banners spark fierce com- petition among classes, but the entire school unites to meet the challenge of other high school teams. .A.A. Pro f Iudy Harrison Secretary, first semester Connie Emme Secretary, second semester s ff. i iii notes Spirit, T C. Sportsmanship eri y ar Treasurer Elaine Vilven, G.A.A. president, pre sides at council meeting. Love, the keynote of the Le- gion of Mary, is shown in the persevering efforts of its mem- bers to prove their devotion to Mary. Whether praying for spe- cial intentions, visiting the sick, cleaning the altars in church, or teaching catechism, the qualities which make a true Legionary are evident in the quiefdedicafion and service of each member. 'E' Apostolic Action Monsignor james Hourihan, spiritual adviser, Sister Magdalena Mary, pres- ident, meet with ofiicers Carol Kovac, vice-president, Barbara Hight, secre- tary, and Denise Ortman, treasurer. Glorifies Mary QQ From left: Phyllis Vecchio, Elizabeth Wright, H'Eloise du Rapau, Denise Ortman, Linda Styranka, Sister Magdalena Mary, Monsignor Hourihan, Carol Kovac, Barbara Hight, Margaret Markov, Allison McNeely, Maria Munoz. V 48 Wir T 'T7' Madeleine Sherlock President Generosit - Key to Service Club Loyalty, dedication, and responsibility are the marks of students chosen to be members of the Service Club. Assisting the faculty and student body, they sponsor a variety of activities from the rental of berets, and supervision of the Lost and Found Department to the sale of snacks and desserts to starving students. Club members as- signed to individual posts are also responsible for the immaculate condition of the lounges and campus. Climaxing a year of outstanding service to the school, the Service Club hosts the last dance of the school year. Theresa Rogers serves Fritos to Carmen Chavez. News .. Sandra Duerst, Secretary, reads minutes to members of the Service Club. THIRD ROW: Heidi Hawkins, Program Chairman, Linda Westbrooks, Treasurer, Victoria Duran, Kristine Zampiello, Peggy Vessely, Andrea de Clerk. SECOND ROW: Jean Palmer, Maria Quick, Helen Padden, Theresa Harris, Anne Fischer. FIRST ROW Ann Bourke, Grace Gomez, Teresa Rogers, Carol Berger. QR Peggy Collins Editor Shattered nerves and lost tempers can usually be found in the Tower room where staff members gather to create the 1963 Tower. Well-worn erasers. piles of papers, and overflowing waste- baskets are often the only apparent results of a typical work session, but the finished product proves that the desperate struggles to meet dead- lines are successful. Frustration, annoyance, and near-despair, unforgettable and inescapable emo- tions shared by each faithful staff member, are suddenly transformed into pride and joy on the day when the arrival of the yearbooks is an- nounced to an eager and appreciative student body. At that long-awaited moment, the hours of work are amply rewarded. Power of the TOWER is Mirro-Graphic Representative Mr. Robert Hopkins, and Photographer Mr. Thomas Broome assist new staff members with layout and photography problems. Mr. Broome and Peggy Collins take a brief rest from a busy schedule for a conference. U 'wah Assistants Veronica Kosty, art: Mary McDonnell, business: Vic- . toria Palewicz, photography: Roberta Hurley, editorial: Teresa Rogers, literary. Sister Maria Dolores, adviser, assists staffers Diane Dimura, Michael Thiel and Rosemary Masterson. 'ff'-'Q-N Susan Smith Literary Editor A Dependable Staff Literary editor, Susan Smith, and assistant editor, Teresa Rogers get a helping hand from Malinda Gadiano, janet Sukola, Pat Ward, and Rosemary Masterson. 5l Carol Urban Art Editor A knotty problem is being untangled by Roberta Hurley, Peggy Collins, Veronica Kosty, and Carol Urban. Bright Tower Victoria Kappen Photography Editor Shutter-bug catches camera man. Patricia Corrigan Secretary 52 Enjoying the rehearsal for a coming skit, members of the Publicity Staff are Ellen Bennett, Pat Duffy, Martha Schuhmann, Lynne Brown, Elaine Stube, Dianne Fischer, Sue Sellers, and Sue Wood. Future for Staffers -, as rick' ffl! -.fq 'X 1 L e Brown ynn Publicity Manager WHQWWV F' and Jean Godfrey. Rosanne Maffei Business Manager Rosanne Maffei reads report to Tower repre- sentatives: Cathy Riordan, Muriel Staniford, Meg Werner, Peggy Nyerges, Pat Touhey, Betty Terry, Diane Hitchcock, and Pauline Haugland. Section Editors: Ellen Bennett, Malinda Gadiano, Sue Otto, Sandra Duerst, The California Scholarship Federation is an organization which instills in its members a desire for high scholastic standards as well as an enthusi- astic participation in school activities. The ten point system is a true indication of the honor one merits as a member. Those who qualify as Seal- bearers are entitled to numerous scholarships to outstanding colleges throughout the state. The student body holds the members of this organiza- tion in high esteem, proving that hard work and concentrated study do not go unrewarded. 1-f f ' Scholarship Marianne Kandel President SEATED: Carol Urban, Maria Quick, Heidi Hawkins, Patricia Duffy, Patricia Corrigan, Marianne Kandel, Nancy Braun, Diane Hitchcock, Susan Steyart, Elaine Vilven, Kathleen Ross. STANDING: Rita Lavelle, Marjorie Hovelson, Catherine Riordan, -Mary May, Linda Nicassio, Aja Tulleners, Kathleen Tobin, Susan Smith, Francine Van de Ven, Barbara Hight, Victoria Palewicz, Elizabeth Wright Anne Reilly Diane Dimura, Kathleen Costello, Leanne Polacco, Allison McNeely. 54 Patricia Duffy, Kathleen Tobin, Kath- leen Ross, Susan Smith, Marianne Kandel, Diane Hitchcock, and Susan Steyart earn life membership in C.S.F. Reaps Rewards Gold A winners: Susan Smith, Elizabeth Wright Kathleen Costello, and Allison McNeely. Absent: Kath leen Abraham. State Scholarship semi-finalists: Kath- leen Tobin, Marianne Kandel, Aia Tulleners, Patricia Duffy, Nancy Braun and Maria Quick. FN wi: Aia Tulleners President Dewey Decimals Dispel Doubts What are the important responsibilities of the Library Club? In addition to shelving books, filing cards, and keeping the library neat and orderly, student librarians aid harassed students in their frantic, last minute search for books which are inevitably out. Money accruing from overdue books, which happily seem to be in abundance, is used to purchase new books, which, in due time, also become overdue. Without the aid of the Library Club, much time would be wasted in a frustrating search for necessary books and information. Oflicers and committee chairmen: SEATED: Michael Thiel Heidi Hawkins, Sandra Duerst. STANDING: Charlene Markey Evelyn Fischer, Mrs. Van Tassel, librarian: Betty Terry, Carolyn Austin Helen Haines. Assistants, KNEELING: Allison Mc- Neely, Marcella Ivy, Pauline Haug- land, Olivia Zamora, and Beatrice Cardenas. SITTING: Maureen Mar- torano, Barbara Bizjak, Helen Pad- den, Victoria Duran, Peggy Vessely, Mary Ann Vacca, Mary Fogarty, Lin- da Lyman, and Clarissa Haidy. STANDING: Valerie Dembrowski, Virginia Krupka, Dianne Haugland, Patricia McLaughlin, Sharon Thomas, Susan Lamb, Diane Dimura, Yolanda Rojas, Barbara Lansing, Bernie Tul- leners, Margaret Nyerges, Cecilia Haupt, Anne Chestang, Joanne Vana- core, and Nancy Marcella. Eileen Menotti, Pauline Haugland, Mary Lee Brooks, Yolanda Rojas prepare album of the various proiects undertaken during the year. Red Cross Builds Strong Community Caring for the sick and building good will among the youth of many nations are the main objectives of the Red Cross. Practical application of their motto, Love your neighbor as yourself is shown in their active participation in the numerous activities sponsored by this organization. Both young and old appreciate the work done by the members who make books, toys, and tray favors. Margaret Nyerges .reads an account of Diane Haugland President plans for future Red Cross projects Busy Year for Motheris Club ' .14 3' l 1 D Q . 'L Eg-5 R I Q , A ii? Officers meet to prepare plans for future proiects. From left: Mrs. Alvin Coffey, recording secretaryg Mrs. Raymond Garretson, first vice-presidentg Mrs. Louis Kovac, presidentg Mrs. Frances Gallo, second vice-presidentg Mrs. Maurice Haugland, treas- urer. STANDING: Mrs. James jordan, third vice-president, and Mrs. Philip Sher- lock, parliamentarian. , ,F eil . an Whether sponsoring hot lunches, rummage sales, hat or fashion shows as fund raising measures, our untiring Mothers' Club is always ready to cooperate in ventures that benefit the school. A lasting tribute to their generous support is the modern equipment in the foreign lan- guage laboratory, to which they constantly contribute. The most recent addition to a working li- brary is a set of records and tapes. L Mrs. Garretson shows new member how to run mimeograph. i. 9.2-aft 1 .4 Mrs. Kovac, Mrs. Gallo and Mrs. Jordan prepare hamburger sale 'T'm. and . -1 Busy Alumnae officers plan activities. CLOCKWISE: President, Mary Ann Coffey, Vice-president, Betty Daniels, Treasurer, Shirley Amar, Class representative chairman, Lola Maxey. To preserve and renew high school friendships is the purpose of the Alum- nae Association, a useful and active or- ganization. Teas, parties, and the annual varsity-alumnae game are only a few of the activities the members enjoy each year. In addition, a scholarship program, a generous service to the school, demon- strates the interest of these former St. Andrew's girls in their Alma Mater. lt Q Lynda Daniels models af- ternoon dress at luncheon sponsored by the Alumnae Association. 59 Past Students Share Fun Memories Students serve at fashion show luncheon , 1 fr i I I 1,5 wi ..., 'Qi i.. ,.,,:q My mi N Q ,XX .1 Rall 'Round 1 , A . llfx-FAQ, Nw' X is Rita Ottoson senior -W. R. R Nga ir wig? fx Christine DiBenedetto freshman jane Bolger junior 62 :gf Nancy Moore sophomore and Cheer .Q - ' ws-.mr 'N Team Effort Spurred by Pep Club The Letterman Club is an organization c o m p o s e d of those girls who have shown outstanding athletic ability by obtaining 750 G.A.A. points. Led by the four varsity cheerleaders, the Pep Club consists of the most spirited members of each class. By en- couraging spectator support, they boost team morale and the spirit of the entire school. Lettermen: Connie Emme, Barbara Schindler, Kathy Fischer, Karen Wadcins, Martha Schuh- mann, Elaine Stube, Carolyn Taylor, janet Sukola, Cindy Taillac, Noreen Antrim, Sylvia Marchetti, and Elaine Vilven. Daddy and Andy Atoms listen to a rousing cheer given by the Pep club. Varsity Team, left to right: Linda Westbrooks, Elaine Vilven, Vicky Palewicz, Monica Hendrickson, Mary Mar- tha Shuhmann, Chris Zampiello, Sylvia Marchetti, Elaine Stube, Dorothy Taylor, Lynette Lee, Betty Terry, Connie Emme, Sharyl Stonestreet, Maureen Dunn, janet Sukola, Barbara Schindler, Kathy Williams, Terry Bylard. vna-?..W Linda Westbrooks uses every ounce of strength fn , F, E ,, x gy,-f, l.fy,s,,-, 1 Karen Watkins Volleyball Manager Mayfield ..... Flintridge .ua.a, Ramona ,,,,rr . SCORE . Oh, no! It canlt be that bad, moans Miss to slam the ball over the net. ' fe , 52 3 f il' . 1' - , . , 4 'M' t beaagay a ,ii ,,,, M . 1 e'flm3'5- - Isl' ale t at fe, i ' .H ,,, 1 W ',.1,, 1 .. J, All Y ' QL, x Q F L ,, L H , K lt . ,H -Ri ' 4 L iii at V or au. . H, me ' bu. J Trent, Atoms coach. A s Atoms plan strategy in secret huddle. 4 R T . , ...V x ' - an ,...tM ,gb- 5 ,. A il 1 f .au ,t K h X --...... .. . . . wie' U ig J Cindy leaps hth to send the ball into orbit. Tense moment claims Rita's attention. BOARD Visitor St. Andrew's 15 1 5 1 5 10 9 1 1 Team members, cheerleaders, and rooters travel eu masse to away games. ' ., Saint Andrew's player strains to re- ly turn a hard-hit serve. 65 Varsity basketball team, FIRST ROW: Rita Lavelle, Vickie Palewicz, Rosa Sosa, and Dor- othy Taylor. SECOND ROW: Kate Shortell, Mary Ann Vacca, Pam jones, Cathy Riordan, Allison McNeely, and Elaine Stube, THIRD ROW: Terry Bylard.Martha Schuhmann, Mar- garet Markov, Kathy Thomas, Connie Emme, and Sylvia Marchetti. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Braun, Linda Nicassio, Mary McMenamin, and Elaine Vilven. Suspense and apprehension fill the tense silence as players await the deciding basket. Cheerleaders Rita Ottoson and jane Bolger revive lagging spirits with a vic tory yell. 66 Wanted: one basket to raise the SCOFC. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Cal Poly .YS,... Flintridge ...... Alumnae ,Y....,, Visitor St. Andrew's 22 12 26 30 9 15 isii A isii if ,iQ .. ' T A Experience and vigah vie for the victory in the varsity-alumnae game. 67 A jump ball sets off scramble between Cal Poly and St. Andrew's Swimming LQ 4 iv 31' A in-.wT,iG, QQeiA?.fi'M f.',' ' ' , ha, ,, v ,Amen fa, , f, fwfwf , f me t ' Carol Kovack Manager of swim team FRONT ROW: jane Nakata, Kris Pacino, Dotty Taylor, Pam f Baldi. SECOND ROW: Susan Lamb, Linda Nicassio, Kathy Costello, Leslie McCaleb, Eileen Menotti, Linda Doble, Bar- bara Baldi. THIRD ROW: Ann Tollefsen, Pam Coffee, Carol Kovack, Leanne Polacco, Pam jones, Mary Ryan. These amphibians, coached by Toni Trent, learn the correct posi tion for the free style stroke. Head down, feet together, toes pointed . . . Carol Kovack practices her front spring dive. 68 4' Bowling team members are, FIRST ROW: Kathy Thomas, Jackie Mac- Donald, Grace Gomez, Noreen Antrim, Maureen Anderson. SECOND ROW: Valerie Dembrowski, Andrea DeClerk, Donna Jennings, Ann Fischer, Peggy Littleiohn, Judy Leonhart, Vicky Palewicz, Elizabeth Cota, Kathy Fischer, Cheryl Whan, Gloria Donatti. THIRD ROW: Marjorie McGinty, Charleen Markey, Chris Ward, Judy Rozman, Judy Harrison, Cathy Cardinale, Evelyn Fischer, Jeanette Schelle. Bowling Noreen Antrim Bowling Manager Good form is demonstrated by Jeanette Schelle. 69 Halle1ujah! I nnally made another strike announces Ann Fischer. T- t Seniors . . . Juniors .... Sophomores . . . Exubcrant j u n i o r s celebrate un important Freshmen , victory. Class Vollej SCOREBOARD A GAMES B GAMES Won Lost Won Lost 3 0 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 5 1 0 5 1 2 Undefented senior team displays the coveted volley- ball banner. Seniors and sophomores keep on their toes. 70 iii I yr YN! Ball ames Frantic freshmen reach for ball. Wham! Betsy Murphy scores another point for the junior class. f f!,QW,a, , ' - AAV, 1. H A ,gig gp. . L mf M- A A- if KTM W V? :h iv- .V Q A H . , , - 3 4 ---- - 11, ,h., , - A. 4 L L. M ' 51-fwk in ke' fx - f ' A . ,Q 4 fx.. i E1 5 k , I ,y A y Jw, , by . A He, I 2 .1 r A I ' . .. K V,,' 5 ' fi 3' 7 V f . 1- We-S:iHs',5 ' . M' ' ' 1 ., . .aw H ' ' K . , 1 '2- - :.': w- - :wr-xf?':--:- . - V- ww .f . ,, .,.v : ws: - f- . H - 1 , ' i n nn a juniors race toward victory. Seniors win by leaps and bounds. 13,4 vw E . . , 5 HM S Sis!-Pl ?9igjxK5sxXQS,? Mx L2 fy 3 Q in X 'H-xE'I?i S V E Q A rw, . -- '-wss2EE3f'?a?2 I -J Class Basketball Players strain to up the ball into hands of vuamng teammates. Seniors .... juniors . 4 . . Sophomores Freshmen . Karen Efker alms ar that all-important 2111165 Receiving the ball begins second half of junior-sophomore game. BOARD A GAMES BGAMES Won Lost Won Lost 5 0 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 0 5 73 juniors and freshmen vie for crucial tossup 5 Q Q QSC' 'iii ,LL A- ' sg, 1 SDS Firm: w . , W ,Q wa 245351 - 1 X ,wi Q, 1 'sd Q-x in N Xi -1. M., 1,1 8 S v 1 My Eyes Are Turned Toward the Lord. Annually, a day of prayer and reflection breaks into a busy schedule, giving us a necessary opportunity to reorganize our spir- itual lives. Father Sartoris, while holding our attention with humor and wit, hit hard at the basic truths upon which sincere Chris- tian lives must be founded. He challenged us to meet the stand- urds of Christlike living, and urged us to determine our goals for the ensuing year. Reverend joseph Sartoris-retreat director Leisure and quiet induce students to read and meditate. During free time, students seek personal guidance through prayer. W lt my Q 't s' Y R if ,tk Dv, W r V' W i f - F1'CSl1H12l11 - A lm , l in Welcome- ative Style ' 5 it cgi 1 The natives are restless! September 21 was initiation day for the new freshmen. Gver the public address system, a raucous voice announced that their judgment had arrived. Emerging from the gloomy darkness, cannibals escorted victims to their doom. Ominous sounds of throbbing native drums, and shrieks of fierce tribal leaders summoned withering freshmen to their fate: rolling bones with their noses, singing a native chant, and performing the tribal twist. Although victims weren't stewed by the cannibals, they were roasted by the onlookers, thus becoming officially initiated into the stu- dent body of St. Andrew's. E f 1 It i PQ 'ap ' She has my nosebonel Let's make a cake with my Betty Crocker spoon! l 77 Everyone Specialty. is set for cannibal soup-Senior Senior Dance Provides Welcome Intrusion ? Q ,Q le u 1 n Wheres the skipper? St. Andrew's. Businessman's luncheon for senior tycoons Baking cookies, decorating the auditorium, and selling tickets formed a part of the preparation for the first dance of the year. The seniors' efforts were amply rewarded by the delight of all who attended their dance, Waves of Welcome. Color- ful nautical decorations and the swinging rhythm of the Intruders gaily welcomed aboard both freshmen and returning students. It was an op- portunity to begin or renew friendships, and a welcome intrusion into our daily routine. ulnlruderx 'welcome freshmen aboard S.S. n the Beginning Was the Word Beginning the freshman year with the traditional Bible ceremony was aptly fit- ting. Right Reverend Monsignor james Hourihan, pastor, spoke to the assembled student body, reminding them of the sa- credness of the inspired word of God, and exhorting them to use their Bibles faithfully. In this way would the Holy Spirit be their truth and their life. Each freshman reteives her Bible from Monsignor. Bibles are stacked and ready for the annual cer- emony. 'f ,, .- , i Z X Monsignor speaks with a student aide uniors Weave Spell of Black Magic Spiders in silky webs scattered about the auditorium help- ed set the theme for the dance, Moonlight 'n' Witchcraft . To the haunting strains of the Pageants,', ghosts and guests danced,itill the tolling bells at the 'witching hour of mid- night ,announced the conclusion of a perfect evening. 1 ww P45 These exuberant dancers seem to have a monopoly on physical fitness. just a little farther to the left, cautions Monica as the juniors plan their strategy of adjusting the lights. 80 Oh, come on, let's dance. That's why we came, re member? That 'Old Black Magic' of trumpets and saxes intrigues these enthusiastic guests, Mothers Enjo nnual Tea Senior hostesses preside at urns. Faculty and Student Council welcome mothers and daughters. One of the most enjoyable social functions of the year was the annual Mother-Daughter Tea on Novem- ber 18, climaxing the careful preparations of the senior class under Social Chairman, Susan Steyart. All the parents were pleased with a return to the former plan affording the mothers of underclassmen as well as those of the juniors and seniors the opportunity of meeting the faculty members socially. Linda Taylor helps Cynthia Holt at the refreshment table. The lyrics of When You Wish Upon A Star match the thoughts of the Royal Court as they begin the Queen's Dance. The Royal Fantasy theme of the annual G.A.A. Ball was skillfully carried out with graceful fes- toons of angelhair which glistened under the soft blue lights and silver stars. The royal court was chosen from candidates representing every home- room who had competed for the coveted honors of the evening. Guests exclaimed delightedly when G.A.A. President Elaine Vilven announced Rita Ottoson as the reigning queen. Striking up for the Command Performance , the Royal Aires played Ro al Fantasy ws? fe JL V V if et,, I i Smiling radiantly, Rita Ottoson is crowned queen by G.A.A. Presiden Elaine Vilven. Princesses Dorothy Taylor, Noreen Antrim, There: Bylard, and Kathleen Byrne reflect the gaiety of the occasion. the queen's dance which was followed by other dance tunes throughout the evening. During a pause in the dancing, Elaine Vilven and escort approach the refresh- ment table. ! 5 Freshman Presentation At the conclusion of the program, freshmen sing: 'In problems large and small, we conquer all. Cheerleaders intone the song: XVe've got the spiritg we've got the fightg Hooray for the Orange and White! K T 1-I 3 Freshmen pledge themselves to emulate the virtues of simplicity and love in imitation of their patron. Wzlwfing their colors, orange and white, and chanting the freshman cheer, the newest class of St. Andrew's marched down the center aisle to the front of the audi- torium. This was the moment when the Class of '66 proud- ly disclosed its motto, Il is in giving that we rereiveg the flower, Bird of Paradise: mascot, Dino the dinosaurg and the class song. As the curtains opened, revealing an inspir- ing tableau of St. Francis of Assisi, class patron, a quiet hush fell over the audience. After singing the prayer of St. Francis, Lord, Make Me an Instrument of Thy Pencef' the freshmen filed to their student body places. - Candy Camps Consolidate Kickoff rally sees toys come to life in the Nutcracker Sweet. Fi sf? History repeats itself. So it was on November 16, 1962, when Corporal Hendrickson of the South accepted the Yankee challenge which began the second Civil War . Under the spirited leadership of Secretary of War Hildum, the Blue and Gray struggled to bring victory to their camps. Armed with bars of World's Finest Chocolate and inspired by frenzied rallies, the Yanks and Rebs proved once again that St. Andrew's is tops in spirit. Unlike the preceding Civil War, however, the Senior Regiment led the South to victory in the fund-raising candy drive. Even the hillbillies have heard about World's Finest Chocolate. Seniors victory jam session 84 Tower Skits Boost Ads Drive R it O 'Et 1 1 Preacher, Ellen Bennett exhorts all xinrzers to repent and sell the TOWER ads. TOWER news reporter interviews an exile for her opinion on the strategy needed to win the TOWER push. F,--,, fe 4' 'N Bart Finkletter asks Haywood Snuff how he accounts for his phenomenal success in the TOWER drive. Despite the blorkade, news of the St. Andrew's capitalists in the TOWER drive reaches the bushlands. 85 'Q .- hi 'T' mtfw Mary, Kathleen Williams, and joseph, Kathleen Tobin, adore the new-born Babe with the Magi, shepherds, and angels. Venite Adoremus .1 X T' 1 Verse choir recites the Roman Mar- tyrlology for December 25. 86 P el' is Carols and hymns sung by the Choral provide background music for the Christ- mas play. Jeannie Godfrey explains the true meaning of Christmas to a Last-minute emergencies backstage call for quick action by Mrs. Reeves, drama director. I7 Through the combined efforts of the Drama and Choral Departments, the annual Advent pro- gram, including carols, readings and tableau, was presented on December 19. Set in a contemporary scene, the play was unusually successful in convey- ing to the audience the true Christmas spirit of selflessness and charity as opposed to the materi- alism emphasized in the modern world. The entire program inspired in the student body the hope and peace of the joyous Christmas season. 5 g Y am., f ' 9 ffiviz A Q 54,24 wear TOWER queen, Kay Hinkley, '66 and court, Gloria Higuera, '64, Caro- lyn Taylor, '63, Carol Villamor, '66 and Cathy Gonzales, '63. Iffwn. 88 Student salesmanship, sparked by the winning seniors, and cooperation from business patrons combined to make the Tower drive a success again this year. Succeeding her sister, Queen Shirley '62, Kathleen Hinckley ascended to the throne and was crowned by Peggy Collins, Tower Editor. After the ceremony, Queen Kathleen, the court, faculty and guests were served refreshments in the Library. The Queen and her family enjoy refreshments served in the library after the coronation. Hard working sophomores install sidewalk cafe. Willkommen im Hof Brau I ,,1,.......,.3. G5 Linda Nicassio supervises the planting of ivy decorations. In presenting their dance, Hofbra1f'Hop, the sophomores ex- tended warmth and friendliness in a typical German manner. The decorations of multi-colored Christmas bulbs, strung along the walls of the auditorium, supplied a unique atmosphere, further enhanced by a sidewalk cafe set up on the stage. Refreshments? ja,wohl ! Old fashioned steins were filled with root beer, and wicker baskets on tables covered with red and white cloths, con- tained pretzels. Music by the Cresremlos invited the guests to join their friends for an evening of old world fun and hospitality. Du, du liegst mir im Herzen . . . all agree that it is wunderbar. 89 Religious pamphlets are made available to the retreatants for for spiritual reading. After the renewal of our baptismal vows, fol- lowed by the Papal Blessing, Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament closes the retreat. Christians Show Way to Christ vincing these students. During the annual retreat on january 28, Reverend john Hoorman, C.PP.S., director, provided the students with a sound spiritual program. Emphasizing the need for Christian thinking in combating the materialistic outlook in the world, our director assured the student body that faithful living of the Ten Commandments would insure happiness now and in eternity. Father described an effective Christian as one who combines joy and love for others with a practical prayer life. An awareness of our privilege as daughters of God and princesses of Christ the King was the most striking grace of the three-day retreat. in There's nothing gloomy about sanctity' says Father Hoorman, who has no ditliculty con Special Features Informed of scholarship awards from the College of the Holy Names, Sister Miriam Genevieve, principal, shares the pleasant news with delighted recipients Patricia Duffy, Kath- leen Tobin, Susan Smith, and Maria Quick. Looking forward to another fascinating session with numbers, Marianne Kandel, Nancy Braun, and Patricia Duffy sign out for their trip to Loyola University. ee 4 Members of the Pasadena Youth Council, Kathleen Ross, Nancy Perry, Elaine Vilven, Malinda Gadi- ano, Anne Reilley, and Sylvia Marchetti represent St. Andrew's at various meetings. Throughout the year, energetic and eager students have participated in a number of worthwhile off-cam- pus activities. Invited to join the Pasadena Youth Coun- cil, representatives from student council joined young people from the surrounding areas to discuss current events and common problems. Outstanding School Mathematics Study Group students attended weekly classes at Loyola University. These and other endeavors of industrious students were rewarded by a sense of accomplishment, and in some cases, by highly deserved scholarships. X wi Nancy Perry, secretary of the student body, crowns Sylvia Marchetti, Miss St. Andrew's. The lovely princesses are Margaret Vessely, sophomore, Patricia Duffy, seniorg Anne Reilley, junior Mary Ann Vacca, freshman. Pastel prancing horses, a miniature carousel, and the soft glow of pink and blue lighting successfully stated the theme of the Student Body Semi-Formal, Moonlight Ca- rousel. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss St. Andrew's, Sylvia Marchetti, who assumed her throne, a swing entwined with ivy and pink camellias. The royal court and guests were entertained throughout the evening by the Aristocmts , and all were graciously in- vited to help themselves to cookies and punch at the attrac- tively decorated refreshment table. All too soon, the dance came to a close with the lingering strains of The party's over . . . 92 Miss St. Andrew? Moonligh' if t QM v Hostesses serve refreshments to Sylvia and admiring guests. Reigns Gver Carousel .ti .AL . n,twn Crowded dance floor proves the suc- cess of the Aristocratx as music makers. 93 Sylvia and escort lead court and guests in the queen's dance. new Seniors Capture 9 1 5 1- ,L .5 A tw f Prefect Kathy Tobin crowns Mission Queen, Cindy Kondusky, and presents court: Ann Tollef- son, freshman, Mary jo Von Eute, sophomore, and Maria Kadar, junior. jubilant seniors cheer Cindy's victory. Qu Helma de Vos, Francine and Carla Van de Ven in authentic Dutch dress provide enter- tainment for the mission queen with their folk song, Marina. sung in Dutch. town for Cindy Weeks of planning, projects, and panic-stricken pleas for more contributions were climaxed by Mission Day, February 26. Pizza sales, cake walks, raffles, undisguised shameless begging, and a final, frantic fund-raising rally were only a few of the methods employed by each class to earn the most money and the crown for its candidate. This year, senior Cindy Kondusky reigned over Mission Day festivities which included a talent show and movie, The Diary of Anne Frank. The proceeds from this year's highly successful mission drive were sent to the Holy Names' missions in Basutoland, South Africa, and Arequipa, Peru. One for you, two for me. Seniors become skilled money counters during mission drive. With all this money, we're bound to win! 95 a u And where we stop nobody knows. Cake-walk raises money for missions. Spotlight I1 Science From small beginnings, the science fair has expanded so steadily that this year visiting parents, teachers, and scientists crowded to view the experi- ments of our promising science students. On March 10 the doors of the auditorium opened to reveal impressive exhibits entered under the cate- gories of physical, biological, and general science. Each display was strictly judged according to sci- entific thought, creative ability, thoroughness, skill, clarity, and dramatic value. Imagination, in- genuity, and originality were especially evident in the winning exhibits. Projects ranged from an analysis of the effects of temperature changes on guppies to a study of the dynamics of a ping pong ball, but fun, excitement, and increased knowledge were common elements shared by all exhibitors. Plenaria which have been split are studied by Carol Kovac I 96 it Heidi Hawkins studies the eHect of tranquilizers on off- spring of rats. Experimenting with tar and nicotine, Terry Fry studies their effect on blood cells of guinea pigs. 97 Maureen Barrett reads temperature as she works with her experiment nn salt solution. Guests Provide ro ' .0 ,,1 Mrs. Marie johnson advises students to think pink at parries during the Christmas season. Social chairman Sue Steyart thanks Mr. Joseph Cassidy for his informa- tive report on the activities of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. 14 X f Sir i Following her visit with the student - i body, Miss Darlene Gillespie chats Y' with TOWER Editor Peggy Collins. 2 i si 98 Highlight gi 5 1 After a fascinating exposition of her novel, His Own Dear Daughter, Mrs. Virginia Newell en- joys refreshments with faculty and library ofH- cers who sponsored her appearance. nf the Year Well known to St. Andrew's student body, Miss Mary Louise Hickey presented a most inspiring performance of The Mira- cle Worker. Mr. John Dean, a businessman representing the Citizenr for Decent Lileralure, gives a brief introduction to the movie, Pages of Death, which portrayed the debasing effects of pornography. Students Work Toward Awards To eat or not to eat her last candy bar is the question Heidi Hawkins de- bates. She was rated the top seller in the World's Finest Chocolate drive. . ,a s g .fs 1-I 3 zaa, ., fQ.3gs'.sgf ' ja J' D ' - it 'i:- ' .mg 3' ,ia fir!'tw 'lre srire. Joan Garretson graciously accepts the St. Francis Homecoming Queen spotlight. Sodality award winners in the Mother Mary Rose motto contest, Francine Van de Ven, Cynthia Holt, and Susan Sellars prove that Holy Name's Foundress had a great gift for the bon mot. .Qs ,,.,,.i ' gi at af., an r as s 11 During a quarterly Honors Assembly, the students' efforts in scholarship and citizenship are acknowledged and rewarded by Monsignor Hourihan and the faculty. Varied Programs Enliven Campus Scene President Maureen Boyer ac- cepts Noblesse Oblige cup for the junior Class. Student body receives genuine St. Andrew's spirit juice from cheerleaders and Pep Club members. Cheerleaders urge students to get cool and attend the varsity basketball games. 'IOI 3 5 E 1 5 5 Q F WW 1. Mgr M E! .453 in if , ,ww P ,5 ' .ea f' ,iz ,, N , Q 0 ,N 5? V fm, . R1 .,. uw N L Ready to Serve Ready to Fight Ready to Win f i Kristi Hanson, Olivia Zamora, Trudy Besancon, Po 104 Pamela Jones Freshman President, Section I Mary Ryan, vice-president, first sem., Carol Villamor, publicity representa- tive, first sem.g Theresa Klicker, vice- president, sec. sem.g Pauline Haug- land, treasurer, sec. sem.: Theresa Hicks, secretary, sec. sem.g Margaret Werner, treasurer, first sem.g publicity representative, sec. sem.g Kathleen Byrne, G.A.A. representative, Jamie Kelly, secretary, first sem. Remember . . . September 4 The Big Da IO5 Those First Heetie Weeks . . . Kathleen Costello, Trudy Besancon, Gloria Donatto, Mary Lee Brooks, Elizabeth Cora, Chris DiBenederto. Sandra Louis, Laura Lee Higgins, Dorothy Kusnierz, Lynda Lyman. Theresa O'Brien, jane Nakata Melinda Mackay, Nancy Mar cella, Lindy May. '4 l9 ' -vegan., nitiation, Presentation 2 -- .aa -fffin. I .1 . f X .M my ' A ,, ,,.f::eSgsSif?ise'f is 1-:YW ' Z ' ' Clarissa Haidy, Sharon Hamilton, Rose Esparza, Beverly Heard Pauline Haugland, Theresa Hicks. M445 , , va Li Yolanda Rojas, Judith Pesetski, Kathleen Wackerman, Olivia Olivas, Jo Ann Vanacore, Alice Wagonis. IO7 Pamela Baldi Freshman President, Section Il Maureen Dunn, G.A.A representative, sec. sem. Deborah Hunt, G.A.A. representative, first sem. Ann Tollefsen, secretaryg Janis Ten Napel, treasur er: Absent: Leanne Po lacco, vice-president: Jud ith Hess, publicity repre sentative. Chair Crew Remember YUUR TOWER QUEE Jacqueline Weible, Irene Waguespack, Victoria Wind, Carol Riordan, Carla Van de Ven, Berna- dina Tulleners. Kathleen Hinckley, Maria Jimenez, Kristi Hanson, Joanne Johnson, Theresa Giggar, Rosemarie Gentry. 109 New, Promising Friendships Martina Pontillo, Kristine Pacino, Allison McNeely, Andrea Purcell, joan O'Neil, judith McCauley. Patricia McCauley, Mary Menotti, janet Kueny, Leslie McCaleb. Gloria Antonelli, Maureen Anderson, Maureen Dunn Mary Bush, Stephanie Allston, Margaret Blessum. Qin, nv-N' Mary Anne Vacca Freshman President, Section III Speech Contest Corrine Espinoza, publicity represen- tative: Ann Farino, vice-president, Grst sem.g Lynette Lee, G.A.A. representa- tiveg Roberta Maurer, treasurer: Bea- trice Cardinasg Laura Calderon, vice- president, sec. sem.g Kathy Kadar, sec- retary, sec. sem.g Absent: Mary Lane, secretary, first sem. Left Locker Combinations- Right- Right Kathleen Phillips, Regina jones, Kathy Kadar,Barbara Saureg Olivia Zamora i Laura Caldron, Theresa Parrish, Elizabeth Leclerc, Marcella Ivy, Mary Fogarty. 112 Rushing to Beat the Bell Anne Chestang, Beatrice Cardenas, Alicia Floyd. Kathryn Boyle, Tanya Biggs, Barbara Biz jak, Esperanza Arreola, Catherine Brady. in-M --1'hsa Awemyzamxwfwewmmwzwaaliwwwffvfgffwwwwe-smfwPM1:meemanew5:ur'ewwwgfmanmmmfnmwwvmarfamaxwwsewvmimaafaaa, x Don't give me any of your lip! , - : ig JIS K . i .. ., if Clean elbows 5 Some one hand me a Scotti. Aam ir? , W Y W I 1 lg, T X 'A Tra-la-la w S b ,, X 'L se Sharp Chevy! Where's my shopping cart? It's a bumpy ride down! 'nw X SWPWQ:-.:eezQz1.efh svglzfwwmwmmwm Nothin' scares me. is It was this long! af, -- 1 1 iw :iff ei, , M . ,Q1 -- nv 2' , ' fff,-wr: .a ..: g if A. ., Hard to break the habit? 7 f 1 s Another Hinkley i H How low can you go? in h e fx 'FEL LL? 13 M rm I'm a what? A 2 21 1 ?? Cleopatra! Over or under?? Another pep rally! 42-hike ...- 'K Expensive makeup! 2 , , , : ,J Ivu .H as v-..- f rrrr a r,,,', J, l Creamed sardines Bring me a boy! .3 as ff if K 3 ::- , .:f- . ,, Q -ARM Monster mash ' And when we beat the seniors My ball and chains caught in the drain!! M.: s p Q n fl: L i- M V. ee I sa a f .. ,-k': kip . D kk .Z T N I ,Xxx H J g A 4 XX A w , .sp ww Q 3' X L5 -,,.',, ag , fy L.. , i u : ii' f s 1 EL? Ef fi K fe ay- -' I Hunked!' Is it alive? Bur it irche The gangs all here! ? S With Sword and Shield We Keep Qui Aim High Sophomore cheerleaders: Maryjo Von Eute, Catherine Sullivan, Shannon Leak, Frances Gallo. 116 MW ,www i ,. t ' Y S S ..,, ,V an , . P, L, .M :,.,.4:: Ez , easrs fff,,,.z,r. 4 5. A , 3 K. I 5 ,-fs?5'Qegf ---, 555 5 'A 4k,' , Shannon Leak Sophomore President, Section I Left to right: Louise Gatti, G.A.A. Rep- resentative, first sem.g Kathy Thomas, G.A.A. Representative, second sem.: Marjory McGinty, Treasurer, iirst sem., Secretary, second sem.g Patricia Zigler, Treasurer, second sem., Mary Davis, Vice President, first sem.g Kathy Abraham, Publicity Representative, second sem.: Mary Jo Von Eute, Secretary, first sem.g Absent: Mary May, Publicity Represent- ative, first sem.g Vice President, second sem. Remember Volleyball B Banner 7 2 w I Sheila Mack, Theresa Harris, Sharon McCartney, Rita Leeper. FRONT: Catherine Shortell, Yvette Pichette. BACK: Kathleen Thomas, Linda Taylor, Linda Styranka, Kristine Zampiello. Yankee Declaratior Donna Duerst, Theresa Bylard, Patricia Concannon, H'Eloise DuRapau, Kathleen Abraham, Marjoka Berbee. of War Judith Rozman, Helen Padden, Pat- ricia Ziegler, Patricia Milicic, Maria Munoz. jean Gatti, Susan Lamb, Marjorie Goudreau, Carla Momo, Mary May 119 Nancy Moore Sophomore President, Section II First Semester W V , retrain A f , . att--Siwfwfiitsaf . 51 x, ,. . as ,-fr S- ' sis il- i?LLLx?ff.iiffsww -E f wsiaffmf, ,, .s 2 , iirf .t 'iii Rita Lavelle Sophomore President, Section II Second Semester .,-fe' ,gow QQ Margaret Vessely publicity rep- resentativeg Rita Lavelle, G.A.A. representative, first sem.g Linda Nicassio, G.A.A. representative, sec. sem. ABSENT: Catherine Kennelly, vice-president, first sem.g Diane LeDoux, secretary, first sem.g Sharon McCormick, secretary, sec. sem.g Mary Ta- mayo, treasurer. Christmas Card Drive Kathleen Doleshal, Vicky Duran Frances Gallo, Kathleen Wall Catherine Sullivan. Patricia Maxey, Mary Lanigan, Mary McMenamin. 121 Marsha Ten Napel, Mary Solano, Catherine Riordan, Jeanette Schell. Dadd and And Atoms k i i i 122 Catherine Braun, Stasia Currie, Mar- jorie Hovelson, Carol Kluse. Diane Le Doux, Leah Cardinale, Susan Dieterle Ellen Davis Sophomore President, Section III Rebecca Bialik, secretary, sec. sem.: Rebecca Castro, vice-president, sec. sem., publicity representative, first sem.g Muriel Staniford, publicity rep- resentative, sec. sem. Absent: Sonja Pumphrey, vice-president, first sem.: Mary jordan, secretary, first sem.: Ce- cile Keefner, treasurer, first sem.: Joyce Hawkins, treasurer, sec. sem., G.A.A. representative, first sem., Mary K. Williams, G.A.A. representative, sec. sem. raduation Breakfast any 'is 935322 123 Rebecca Castro, Mary K. Williams, Rosemarie Isabelle, Mary Terrio Dance Classes Frances Najera, Angela Cici, Anne Marie LeClerc, Sonja Pumphrey, Cecile Keefner. -.. I24 Rebecca Mitchell, Maria Theresa Lo zano, Linda Nicassio, Theresa Gutier rez. Your First Dance FRONT: Yolanda Rael, Theresa Rod- riguez. BACK: Barbara Gamboa, Muriel Staniford. 125 Who stole the cookie from the cookie 1ar?? W 4' f Neatness plus! G o, go, go team! -X, Oh, shut up! Balcony scene , ki , W- ' icw waf-, w :,f!5.- , Q if: L' -,I .1 V n . I ,W - iiiits i ' SMOG! Loop de Li. ,Mmm loop! Contacts! My third eye! Rare view! pax 24 hour protection? Grandma, what Q big calves you have! -fa You touch my honey another time and'! !'!! Trick or treat! Let me help you. .3 ? I -1 5 v Where's the Polident? Is this the elenmmr! M -M e 'R 0 M he 3 HyanniSport! ! V Q A we Good to the very last sniff! There must be a way out! After! The hunchback of S.A.H. if , 127 Rembrandt Third arm? idle' f use Wilhold Strong We Stand- Class of '64 , n A auf -El junior cheerleaders: Pamela Lodwick, Judith Harrison, Ann Dolan, Nancy G 128 Remember . . . Upper Classmen Pride ..wQ-T,-wwf ,.,,,.mt, Maureen Boyer Junior Class President, Section I Terry Fry, publicity representative: Barbara Hight, secretary: Jane Bolger, treasurer, sec. Sem.: Veronica Kosty vice-president. Absent: Maria Kadar, treasurer, first sem.: Kathy Fisher, G.A.A. representative. FRONT: Betty Terry, Theresa Rogers, Mary Villareal, Joanne Segar. BACK: Elizabeth Wright, Sara Lee Antrim. FRONT: Pamela Coffey, Maureen Barrett, Jane Bolger. BACK: Wilhelmina De Vos, Jacqueline Curran. Loads of Books f N FRONT: Judith Harrison, Anne Reilley, Diane Dodson. BACK: Theresa Galvin, Karen Efker, Rita Hickey, janet Glockner. Hours of Homework Martha Lambertus, Pamela Lodwick, Irene Prieto, Angela Padilla, Denise Martel. , .. -:-:rl NAS F - - W ' 2 f A i Malinda Gadiano Junior President, Section II Denise Ortman, vice-president, Sue Baur, treasurer, first sem., secretary, sec. sem., Vicki Marshall, publicity representative, first sem.g Nancy Getz, secretary, first sem., treasurer, sec. sem. ABSENT: Ann Bourke, publicity representative, sec. sem., Dorothy Taylor, G.A.A. representa- tive. Magic and Moonlight Diane Dimura, Monica Hendrickson, Rosalina Guerrera, Donna Erpenbach, Ann Dolan . Christmas Caroling FRONT: Anita Miali, Michael Thiel. BACK: Francine Van de Ven, Susan Scofield, joan Reynolds. Liberata Cippalone, Linda Crandall, Ann Bourke, Yvonne Araiza. FRONT: Kay Hyatt, Gloria Higuera. BACK: Vic- toria Kappen, Roberta Hurley, Theresa Knetge. Nerve-Racking ational FRONT: Andrea De Clerk, Christine Ward. BACK: Judith Leonhardt, Anne Fischer, Vii- toria Palewicz. Louise Viscome junior President, Section III First Semester Merit Test 1 I I Nancy Turek junior President, Section III Second Semester Rosa Sosa, treasurer, first sem.g Nancy DeRose, vice-president, sec. sem., Mary Waguespack, sec-I retary, first sem., Nancy Turek, vice-president, first sem. ABSENT: Barbara Baldi, secretary, sec. sem.g Louise Viscome, treasurer, sec. sem., Dorothea McMahon, publicity representative, Donna Kiefer, G.A.A. representative. Caroline Berger, Barbara Baldi, Annette Araiza. O Class Rmgs Carol Doleshal, Barbara Cocores, Clara Kief- ner, Tracy Flower, Nancy deR0se, Karen Gas- per, Ernestine Martinez, Catherine Cardinale. 136 Margaret Lirrlejohn, Jacqueline MacDonald, Mary McDonnell, Christine LeSage. Your First Prom 137 ,miiaai ' f iv, 41761211 'za 4 f.jf1gi1.-' arena' Ml ig M, -4 ' K 1 A With malice toward all ? ? ?? Saint or sinner? , gy Always a brides- Q maid, never a m . V bride. 2 f 5 Sff? '1J, ,W ' I ,,, 4f. . 5 11 g E , 5 H '4 i 43 K -5 Q 1 f 3 'iii' , lv f ,gfgffai ,i'i.'4'i. an 'dig 4 -xx. , 4' just one more- more-more Melts in your mouth. wry 'fl MESS!!! tv 51 If you weren't a girl, I'd . . . Good to the lust slurp ,V Anything? for charity! And then my canary . . . L , Post-exam time! ! ' i is ? Q i . ' 1 f f' , 11 ' uf ,l HI, V M! aff i fy 55:23 lje, Q 'syn I saw him!! Tom what?! Q - 3 s How quaint. Will it blow? Service Club 9' Give me Teddy! Don't applaud - Throw money If I push this button ,It Remember the GYM??? Rebel chorus Girls. siwsfggwilil, ,. v,.., ,M iwsvafswlfszk X .mslswm M 2'1v'rs,4sg , ms, , 'W K .i- .L ,M V, ef Sim Ye xf K 4 X? if :sw 3 Q gs, .Fam .,,k In gas? QQQQ4 '25, lil. X2 M Nothing Can Halt Or Mar Our Plan Senior cheerleaders: Cindy johndrow, Janice Thompson, Carroll Linnan, and joan Garretson. 142 Section II officers: Connie Emme, secretaryg Barbara St. George, vice-president, Susan Wood, treasurer. Remember. . . Cf 79 Seniors First Section I officers: jean Godfrey, publicity representative, sec. sem., Carroll Linnan, vice-president, first sem., Maria Quick, pub- licity representative, first sem.g Cynthia John- drow, treasurer, first sem.g Patricia Corri- gan, secretary, sec. sem., Martha Schuhmann, G.A.A. representative. ABSENT: Lucinda Taillac, vice-president, sec. sem.g Joan Gar- retson, secretary, first sem. J KATHLEEN SUE ROSS Kathy Class President Section II No Kiddin'! . . .scars. PATRICIA JEAN DUFFY Pai President Section I 'We'll never make it! . , , Author, publisher, censor? . . . You want to dance with me? 144 fficers and ffices NOREEN FRANCES ANTRIM We need 50 cakes. by Wednesday . athletic athlete . . ., Gets sleepy around fifth period. CAROLYN MAY AUSTIN Cari Horrors . . . I finally met her co'.sin!', . . . School bells at Liule Tony's. ..l1I'l- musical. Little Sisters SHEILA ELAINE ARNOLD That is malicious! . . . The Bandit . ,poi ELLEN JOAN BENNET Just say it with confidence! . . . The great ad-libber . . . Class ham. JOANNE SHARON BECKING Sharon I'm going to another stomp this weekend . . . Quietly nutty good sport. ff .fgyi 'si- I ZSUZSANNA MARIA BIRO Sue Cackle, tackle . . . I nearly croaked . . . Gets hungry around fifth period. NANCY BRAUN I got an 'A' on my Civics test . . . The bus driver . . . our mathematician. -465+ KAREN LYNNE BROWN Lynne Let's have 1 revival? Skiin . . . Porsche 'F' Off Campus Lunch EMILIA CASA Do I have a letter? . . . our Spanish teacher joe! ! passion. MAUREEN BEATRICE CAPUTO Can I borrow a dime? . . . Tossed out of the library again . Wild parties. 146 inks., 'r,,,.,f-v 'Wan- J I W -if ' CARMEN CHAVEZ Pardon me . . . Bookworm . . . Sweet and silent. KATHLEEN ANN CONNELLY Doug hasn't written! . . . Wild New Years . . . unpredictable. I 3 4 ff Q . f MARGUERITE COLLINS Peggy Would you like to take a walk? . . Train rides can be so much fun! , Hide and seek. Red ' White Sweaters Bucks PATRICIA CLAIRE CORRIGAN Time to clean the Tower Room . . . Let- ters from Bruntz . . . Guess who wasn't at the Tower meeting last night? CHRISTINA MARIE COOKSON Tina Do you know . . .? I have to go home and iron. srss. . ,b in E VA LE RIE FAITH DEMBROWSKI Tra-la . . . Bangle hats . . . Guinea pig passion. T '?4Y CAROL ANN DeROSE Holy Moly . . . 4 years in the book- room . . . D0n't call at 8:30. egg I VIRGINIA MAE DRACE CONCHITA MARIE DOWLING Of course my eyelashes are real! . . . so talented . . . sewing and spiders. Last Class IDance ffW Hi, I'm hungry . . . English . . . Bank. CONSTANCE MARY EMME Connie Noreen, would you quit saying that word! . . . Ugh, eggs . . . Cute giggle. 148 ff K vpubwqaa-surf SANDRA LEE DUERST Sandy Who me, speed? . . . Many boy friends . . . I'd be glad to help. Q . 'Y DIANNE PATRICIA FISCHER Miss Hildum, would you please explain that again? . . . Questions, questions. Word for the Da CORNELIA ANNE MICHALLIN FRENCH Cam I hope I don't get campused . . . joe! if V ' EVELYN CLAIRE FISCHER Did you hear the latest? . , . There's no talking in the library! . . . hope chest. . fa '-.'?2f'5I :E ' 'fail f ?' JOAN MARIE GARRETSON Aren't you going to wish me a happy anniversary? . . . heart of gold . . . lovely Homecoming Queen. gif: . L-,. ea- 1 NORA MAREE GAYLOR Can't you tell I'm losing weight?... One of the Bobbsey Twins . . . Likes Laguna. THERESA ANN GIBBONS JEAN MARIE GODFREY You big Dumb! . . . Your feet don't match . . . loquacious. I don't give a hester . . . the other half of the Bobbsey twins . . . her left-handed shifter. C.E.E.B. .A.T. A.C.T. VIRGINIA GRACIELA GOMEZ I got an 'A' in Latin . . . I put a can of tomato juice on my hair! . . . Young Democrat. 150 H350 CATHERINE GONZALES Cathy Sister, where's the typing list? . . . Whew! . . . Business machine runner. HELEN MARIE HAINS DIANE HAUG LAND Favors in by Wednesday, girls .... Red Cross and Riverside . . . Thinks before she speaks. Geronimo . . , Oh yeah! . . . Class nur. College or Career? !:1sSvllhvm imxin' .4 H if CECILIA CAROLINE Cece Oh gosh! . . . plaid bows to all. lx HAUPT . . A friend BEVERLEY HAWKINS Heidi Hello Dah-ling . . . Dramatic . . . Nick-nik. DIANE RACHEL HEON Ron trophied again! . . . slumber par ries . . . hor fudge sundaes. CATHERINE DIANE HITCHCOCK Any Tower payments today? . . . Cath- erine or Diane . . . Civics in Short- hand. DONNA ADELE JENNINGS Thanks a bucket . . . What really goes on in that little room . . . antique car club. PATRICIA MONICA JAQUA lake Whafs happening? . . . Lively . . . errand girl. Worldis Finest ,Am wb- CYNTHIA SUSAN JOHNDROW Oh no, another game tonight! . . . jay the 7th . . . Pert. I52 Chocolate VE RONICA ROSE KADAR Ronnie Oh, be quiet . . . What did we have in French? . . . Eddie. '? '5- MARIANNE KANDEL When I meet that man on campus . . . big bag of books . . . Gold 'A'. Tower Drive 5 2142 CYNTHIA MARIE KONDUSKY Cindy Why no, it's sun bleached! . . . Pray for surf . . . Fashionable. VIRGINIA ANN KRUPKA Ginny I don't know . . . friendly . . . Oregon. VIRGINIA ANNE KENNELLY Ginny Anne Can you get the car? . . . Senior loun- ger . . . Temperamen . . . typist. K- if MAUREEN LOUISE KOBACK Ann and I went cruising last night. . . She's really sweet . . . Have you been to Bob's lately? MARY CATHERINE LAVENIA joe's home this weekend! . . . short and sweet . . . looking forward. v 'I' E255 I ANNE LOUISE LEDOUX This time I really was sick . . . red convertibles . . . I yust can't stand 'em. Volleyball anc ROSANNE CARMELA MAFFEI I got a letter from Ken! . , . dead mice . other day, another demerit. CARROLL TURNER LINNAN I'm grounded again . . . I never talk in study! How can anyone not do so much homework? If IT Q- SYLVIA JEAN IVIARCI-IETTI You'll never guess what my mother did last night . . . long-long letter sweater . . . surprise parties. .ff . ,, 9' .s Liv, :- . ' .Yu :. .- Q - ' , 1 1 LYNN CAROL MCCAULEY Somebody watch for the cops! cops! . . . Lynn and Al-R. B. Gorgeous Jag-XKE. CHARLENE ANN MARKEY Hey, you guys, stop it . . . My cousins . . . Al- ways smiling. JUDITH ANN MARTIN Judy But I'm not even on the staff! ! . . . The white? Basketball Banners KATHLEEN ANN MCMAHON Turn it up-that's swingin' . . . Peppermints and perfume . . . Bill. 155 'Q' Q as ' 3. ii? f f ff PATRICIA JEAN MILLER We're going camping . . . either or . . . Have a corn nut. Rabi' -wt PAMELA ANNE NALLY Pam It was too funny! . . . I'm sleepy . . . healthful 7 lunches. Y MARGARET ANN NYERGES Smok-smok . . . Steve Allen fan . . . Close to MARY ELIZABETH O'LAUGHLIN Cathy. Mission Queen SUSAN EILEEN OTTO And 6th period is my favorite class colorless lipstick . . . Every hair place. 10 o'clock Saturday night . . . Rotten Comanche! . . . Tournament of Roses -2 years. RITA MARIE OTFOSEN Come on you guys, let's get some spirit cheerleader's cheerleader . , . good straight man for any joke. I5 Y ...Z ww A E T NICOLE PATRICIA PAGE Nicky I'm reading the most fabulous book . . . Back East talk . . . Laughs a lot. JEANNE CAROLE PALMER Hi there . . . likes Ray Charles . . . kind of quiet. Ma Expectations we JOANNA MARY PAMPENA Come on, you guys, I'm really serious . . . The Civic . . . Nut of the Year. CYNTHIA BARBARA PETO Let's be serious . , . Head for the hills NANCY JOAN PERRY but drive carefully . . . Ed's better A special secretary . . . Big brown eyes . . . l'm ha never going horseback riding again. 157 lf. Parties MARIA VICTORIA QUICK I got another letter from Ernie last night. . . . artistic artist . . . nick- names. E 6-ugf 's 've it A BARBARA ANN SCHINDLER I can't talk I'm wired together. . . . Blonde and breezy . . . G.A.A. girl N ROSEMARY ELIZABETH RAMOS Do you have a bus ticket I can borrow? . . . There go the light and power trucks, girls. MARTHA JEAN SCHUHMANN Hi y' all . . . Brother John . . . slightly insane. Practices Does he have any cute friends ? . . . Lakers here I come. . . . citizenship test for new students. 'N Pomp and Circumstance 2 S MADELINE ANN SHERLOCK Hawaii-bound . . . Smart and sophisti- cated . . . Will all Service Club mem- bers please check their posts care- fully. :fx i'J1f:iYL?535ii7.3f' ' ' gimaff-ff, 1 - ' fm -v.. St SUSAN MARY SMITH Sue Sister, do we have to believe that? . . . the great dissenter . . . late evening exodus. 5 DOROTHY MARIE STELZER k How many don't have missals to- i day? . . . Are you going to the f game tonight? , . . Word for the 5 A Clay. 'vt' suhQo W. :sam f. I tw BARBARA FRANCES ST. GEORGE George I have a date with a Corvette tonight! Pebbles of today . . . Paul Nicko- itus. SUSAN BERNADINE sTEYART Sue 159 Oh golly . . . boys, boys, boys . . . a beautiful smile. my I ELAINE MARIE STUBE :'Ya want I should? . . . Make me even! - . . Learns a word a day. JANET HELEN SUKOLA That makes me mad. . . . Guess who served Mass yesterday? , . . Babysitting? LUCINDA LOUISE TAILLAC Cindy Let's get organized . . . 65 in a 35 . . . Cindy and Pete. W ills, CAROLYN JANE TAYLOR Oh, shoot! . . . How's your appendix? . , . Tower power. 160 Prophecies, SHARON ANN THOMAS Well I could ask the boys at St. Francis . . . skates . . . The flying machine. JANIS LYNN THOMPSON Well, I'm on detention again . . . A fe? 'Qx birthday cake for me? , . . Charter member-senior class C.C. KATHLEEN MARY TOBIN Kathy 5 E Really? . . . S.S.C.A. and Girls State - 5 . . . perfect perfect. JUDITH ELIZABETH TIBOLD Judy I Opera on Tuesday . . . Tennis, anyone? and G 'Z , QQ? 3 itz. 5211 , I 2 if ' I ' I ' 1 uf, ,iz-1 PATRICIA ANN MICHELE TOUHEY Pat Do you know how many calories there are in that? . . . GENE-etics . . . Ready for Chanel. Diplomas AjA MARIA TULLENERS Walk me to the libraryg when Jim comes, I won't need you anymore . . . Typical Dutch thrift . . . Well-informed. , CAROL ANN URBAN Layouts, layouts, layouts . . . Work but Fun . . . Back in Indiana . . . Baseball. ELAINE ANNE VILVEN My sister is booked up for another weekend! Oh bugs! . . Titian or auburn? CATHRYN CAROL VLASIS Cathy Did you pay for that? . . . Catalina, here I come . . . Carefree and casual. The End and LORRAINE ANN WACKERMAN Do you girls know me .... Fred red convert- ible . . . combat boots. PATRICIA ANN WAHL Did you do your Latin? . . . I just thought I'd say hello . . . calm, cool, and collected. PATRICIA ANN WARD Pal My friend . . . Follow the trail of gum . . . Mad for monkeys. The Beginning . . . KAREN WATKINS Isn't the view fabulous from Mount Wilson? . . . A real tear-jerker . . . Spirit and spunk. KATHLEEN ANN WILLIAMS Kathy So I said to myself, self I said . . . . . Surf's up . . . detention queen. SUSAN MARY WOOD Sue Do you really think so? . . . Athletic type?? , . . nearsihted nut. .f W M Y ,QM My: -' 1935? 'K 4? The 5?'544v55 ' V 1 . , u E 'fee M -' 'W ,Q ,I ,. .,,,,,. . g ! I think better this way! ' 'R vii i ! l ' i lf, K . ...- .,. , . -We . . w g ,1 Them were the days. real you. Grandma Moses? 2 ' ,ks K 5 Z. 3 Hlgh Society Duhh! Going! figkkki I M M M T i!M 'h'1E2v-wr? ' r m., V Hay, MAWI V' 5 ggi az! rs M 5? The South rose again!!! My one and only! My pony Macaroni. Teenage monster 7 Y Dandruif ? ? Transformation! ! ! 9 5 2 Q it 5 1 ? Qi .Eng 5 U31 gli' '1lss5! 12 ' . fwffgilf, V- 25- 'f v,A. A' X- Sellars made it? My Bear-back. ii RUMBLE ! Thinking ? ? Yu .1 4 28 5 1 . .Z , .vw , One more time! Don't Wacky , Mom s got to read this! The schnaz !! 5 it 3 But Mother . Say sweets! HELP! ! Kill it before it spreads . , I think Mr. K's cute! ZW You know what I like!,' If a man answers . . . Walter ! if 2 gl' 1 5- ' es Look ma, no tonsils! My thumb's stuck ! You'll grow iI1t0 li. No one's perfect ! ! Please don t. X Barbara, Ll! Shake it!! What'l up, Doc ? - aaast a ter' r we 1 r w . mg- ? gg: ,ah ,ai 2 Q, ff , 81.55 L! 3.4, 'A' i M tr Q55 555 vm' hx RSANKQQE . . X, Q , .W f 5 , A K Us S, 55 21 ij 5 ff E w V2 sm 5 5 35 26 5? wi S ?1 ,J gf gs hw E 11, gs Q. 553 54: 3 Q Q 31 5 5 ' f ,f ' wifi, 53ff154'ffv 3312744 f. ,.wfwmsg,ff:wawEY4'f :aS11m:rgP4eT':w,yg:fJ12fem95v'12fQ3, r1 .V ff -4 :ff f fe: fix- ffff' A Successful Yearbook Needs Acapulco Mexican Restaurant 2956 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 5-5909 Altadena Federal Savings and Loan Association 2246 No. Lake Ave. Altadena-SY. 4-1161 Brejon's Furniture Co. 524 So. First Ave. Arcadia-HI, 7-7011 s Furniture ' ' ' Sierra Madre Blvd. Bwutkes Alum-- Fon The Altadena Lock and Appliance Shop ' 5 --- 3015--Co0li51gCMjQyQ1, 2363 Lincoln Ave. Altadena-SY. 7-5550 Alex Tree Service 428 W. Pentagon St. Altadena-SY. 4-8277 Angelus Chevrolet 5001 No. Figueroa St. Highland Park-CL. 6-4161 Arnold's Hardware 297 E. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre-EL. 5-5565 Arnold's jewelry Store 345 E, Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 5-8647 Asbury Transportation Co. 2222 E. 38th St. Los Angeles-AD. 4-9261 Barnard Instruments Precision Machining 230 No. Hudson Ave. Pasadena-SY. 5-8595 Bartley Carpet Company 2063 E. Colorado St. Pasadena-SY. 5-5560 I V' i C 5 W Qi . 1 adre-EL. 6-1571 KV ' 4 I ' Los An eles-N . 2 . I 1 El Q C. 8: H. iquors 1272 No. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena-SY 8-9555 Carol, Richard Evie, Ron Kathy, Doug Cass and johansing Insurance Brokers 1210 W. Fourth St. Los Angeles-HU 2-3110 in an's' Super Market J 7 Lincoln i asadena C, -4 - ' Lighting Fixture 8: Supply 12 -: . Colorado Blvd. Pas ena-SY 2-3754 nk D. Clay and Son 2605 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena mpetition Trophies f I 9 York Blvd. 3 Los Angeles-254-1197 Compliments of Connal's Grinder Sandwich Shop 1505 E. Washington SY. 8-0102 or SY. 8-9995 Berr and Sweene Pharmac 1347 lixlo, Fair 03145 y y Compliments of Thomas Le Sage Pasadena-SY. 4-1124 Compliments to Carol Villamor l' f B b L - . 12335613333 O O Ong 55,2 W Pat H. Connors Co., Plumbing and Heating Monrovia 4516 Eagle Rock Blvd Q I In P . Q Los Angeles-CL. 6-0765 M Supporters-Here They Are Continental Coiffures Highstyling by Charles 125 E. Lemon-EL. 8-2120 Al Decker Motors 6237-6250 York Blvd. Los Angeles-CL. 5-1427 Dimas Development Co., Inc. 4230 Peck Road El Monte-GI. 3-8928 L. E. Dimit Plumbing 235 No. Fair Oaks Pasadena-SY. 3-1271 Walter Dorn, jeweler 2494 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-792-1256 Dragon Pearl 6000 Monterey Road Los Angeles-CL. 6-0676 Driftwood Dairy 444 W. Lower Azusa El Monte-CU. 3-6547 Empire Chemical Company 715 Lamar St. Los Angeles Ill ll Q :L 5115 , Ernie's Cafe 441 So. Fair Oaks Pasadena-SY. 2-9552 Ernie jr's Taco House 2862 Colorado Blvd. 126 W. Colorado St. Ernie's Trophy Room 441 So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena SY 2 9552 Evergreen Monument ' 2935 E lst St xdlll' Fashion Plate Salo Tun H1 Style for Teens 991 E Green St Pasadena-449 2114 4440? Los Angeles4AN. 1-7 ,, L y .- u a 19 A l - , Fashionette Beauty Salon 48 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre-EL. 6-1306 The Flamingo Las Vegas, Nevada Fosse1man's Ice Cream Shop So, Pasadena, Highland Park Alhambra, Temple City The Fox's Dining Room 2352 No. Lake Ave. Altadena-SY. 7-9430 S. L. Fusco, Inc. 4937 E. Olympic Los Angeles-AN. 1-8801 Gallery of Shoes 354 E. Colorado Pasadena-SY. 5-0023 Mrs. Josephine Gudeman Harold's Shoes 927 Michillinda Ave. Pasadena Hight Construction Co. 4344 Eagle Rock Blvd. Los Angeles-CL. 7-7561 Hillcrest Pharmacy 1400 E. Washington Pasadena-SY. 7-1109 Hinshaw's Dept. Store 1201 So. Baldwin Arcadia--HI. 6-4681 House of Wong 2475 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 2-0518 Huntington-Sheraton Hotel 1401 So. Oak Knoll Pasadena-SY. 2-0266 K 0 sg af Q Show Your Appreciation Ivers of Highland Park Your Family Department Store Celebrating Fiftieth Anniversary Jon's Hair Designs 713 E. Green St. Pasadena-SY. 6-5344 The junior House 2476 Huntington Drive San Marino-AT, 7-5201 i. e. Kubacki 30 E. Foothill Arcadia-SY. 4-4358 Lamb Funeral Home 415 E. Orange Grove Pasadena-SY, 3-3159 g r :-- La sane High Schoolgiiggg 3880 E. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre Q. Lewis Cleaners 'Q E. Colorado Blv :': Zrgiviw In Pasadena-SY. 6-2645 Egg . H giiiitsaeazi-WLMD Maurice Manufacturi Com any 9617 Rush Road Q t a f South El Monte- Don Molzen Automotive Repair 1065 E. Green St. Pasadena-SY. 2-8284 Nora C. Moore 1221 Summit Ave. Pasadena T. R. Moran Co., Inc. 721 E. El Segundo Blvd. El Segundo Alex Musser's Chevron Station r 1901 Allen Ave. Altadena-SY. 7-9398 A Nalley's Uniform, Inc. 1239 So. Glendale Ave. Glendale Ohio Transfer Safes and Machinery Moved 1621 Trinity St. Los Angeles-RI. 9-0882 Mr. and Mrs. jack R. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Leo Palmer and Daughter 6527 Denver Ave. Los Angeles The Pasadena Music Co. 170 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-681-5843 Pasadena Bowling Center 33 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-0661 Ponzo's Italian Grocery 1547 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 4-4611 .rea ,..75?5i3g2gMaearLaa ilk ,Q Jag? .,..1mia.m . .artsy .V Sit! - RW. 3513? xzrvtiiiiaeifgst' 5 like Q gw'g,f,s1t 5.3259 gi fi- A get rip 1 are 1 Weak . 2 fa --.re-... 6 ,Q-3, eg i Q 5,5 ff? Ware' Y., if Q L ra it 2 A it 2224 ,f 5 ii 55. fag? a. A fig Wersi? ite Poppy Cleaners 2271 No. Lincoln Ave. Altadena-SY. 7-7149 Portable Typewriters J. A. Freeman and Co. 35 So. Los Robles SY. 5-5123 Ernie Porter Chevrolet 245 W. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 6-0161 Ray's Lunch, Inc. 17 So. Raymond Ave. Pasadena-SY. 6-73NMWW 5 teasweaer Remember : ' Keep Smiling at i. . ,, ,, are 2' Bobbie 62 . at if i t Mgajigyfyaakserrssajwmgmb Rocky's Ch Kx.. -ide 1 if 1:,, N ,fw3igN,m A5-f .ggi 'Wi' 9754 Rush St. .,,-: ia...5g' rteaglfigsl El Monte-Saw? aaiamfrrggggx ig rggliiiwgiigaaasariigiiiig V,gWQ,w .samgmggs V Royal Ro n .Co. it 1 '- AM W Qiigzargiiffiifg M... .. ?5if?Q'it?..I 500 SO. on ii Q ggi-amaze? 1 Pasadena- Y. P 2 ' I 1 1 gasses E l A 'ii .. ..,:E f..-..-wr..2ir:22:ere'-:':E'9-fiS ii3'515:12:51 '- ' ' Patronize Gur Supporters The Section With Spirit Freshman II Class of '66 P. Phil Sherlock Quality Painting SY. 4-9467 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 520 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 3-1193 Southland Scaffold 8: Equipment Co. 2031 No. Main St. Los Angeles-CA. 1-9124 Best Wishes From St. Andrew's Alumnae Association St. Andrew's Mothers' Club St. Luke the Evangelist Church 945 1 Broadway Temple City-AT. 7-0473 Starn's Carteria 1947 No. Lincoln Across from Muir Pasadena Patricia Stevens Career College 609 So. Westmoreland Los Angeles Student Council of 1962-1963 AUTOMOBILE L g. 3. vt.. Ben Aliaxgagldesf ford trnn . ip,,77pgt .. 0000 Los 4-2222 Carl Hansen Ford 120 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre 'Hz 422,201 .rsfiiiffl ' ' S Blvd. 7.8201 miiiaitgfsakiiiifg Don Jennings Antique A 5540 No. Figueroa St. Las Angeles-CL. 7-3779 I71 Swimming Pool Service Co. of Pasadena 184 So. Pasadena Ave. Pasadena-449-2284 s The Tops Fountain and Grill 624 E. Colorado Blvd. 0 Zi' 2-6256 p.,p.l0000000t ru Method Termi 3800 Foothill Blvd. te and Pest Control La Crescenta-CH. 8-3633 United States National Bank of San Diego 132 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena Valley Ip Car sae E. Q00 fd. . 0 Alhambra-AT. 9-634 Variety Plastics Co. Wash A 9 299 No. Altadena Drive MU. 1-9501 Webster's Pharmacy 2450 No. Lake . Altadena Wendell P. Cabot and Sons Funeral Directors 27 Chestnut St. Pasadena-SY. 3-7159 Wholesale Shoe Warehouse 5901 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles-CL. 6-9130 Robert D. Kenney Co. 1350 84 1800 E. Colorado Blvd. , Pasadena V SHOPS -if Barber Shop 5 0 fig 0. .04 ' 'a3'5?2,1fi,' 7151 sr 0 Q5 3151 uto Rentals A A 055425 No. Lake Ave. sggygagiena-794-8149 lrlilghland Barber Shop 5627 'Figueroa Los Angeles-CL. 6-9779 Russell's Barber Shop 1291 No, Fair Oaks Ave Pasadena Wally's Barber Shop 21 E. California St. Pasadena BEAUTY SALONS Academy Beauty Salon 31 No. Catalina Ave. sadena-SY. 3-2366 ' 1 drew Hairstylist Huntington Dr. A adia-HI. 6-5702 J eph s Hair Styling 1 dena-SY. 3-1553 odbury Beauty Salon E. Woodbury Road as ena-SY. 4-1994 ynn Beauty Salon dp . Duarte Road rcadia--HI. 6-0101 0 P 65 No. Lake Ave. Pa W 46 p , Zo CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES Altadena Cleaners 2460 No. Lake Ave. Altadena--SY. 7-9612 Bonita Cleaners 551 Myrtle Sr. Monrovia-EL. 8-5240 Citizens Dry Cleaners 1127 Mission St. Sauth Pasadena-SY. 9-1617 Cloyds Cleaners 447 E. Orange Grove Pasadena-SY. 6-7018 Crown City Cleaners 257 No. Fair Oaks Pasadena-SY. 3-2411 Crown City Rug and Upholstery Cle - 665 So. Raymond Av Pasadena-SY. 6-0276 Dy-Dee Service 40 E. California St Pasadena-SY. 2-6183 Compliments of Eagle Rock Auto tic La ndry Fletcher Cle - - . 5039 York Blvd CL. 5-9163 or CL. 5 1 606 So. Lake J -.... Highland Cleaners 836 W. Glenoaks Blvd. G1. 1-3401 Hom Foo Chinese Lau 1 596 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles Home Laundry Co. 432 So. Arroyo Parkway Pasadena-SY. 3-4187 Royal Laundry and Dry Cle 443 So, Raymond Ave Pasadena-SY. 6-4311 Simpson Clea s 280 W. Sierra a .- Sierra Madre-EL. 5-3 Storie Cleaners 5053 Eagle Rock Blvd. Lucy's Custom Fashion Ladies Tailoring Instructions 864 No. Orange Grove Lucille s Mode O'Day 455 E. Orange Grove Pasadena-SY. 5-8211 Lucille s Yardage 875 E. Mariposa Altadena-SY. 4-6439 1500 Mission South Pasadena 5 -:Qwtijgfw rousel 'uv u- . akeAve. Pasadena-SY. 6-1776 Toggery Store for Men 914 Fair Oaks av- ' 3 ing . 45'-7 O'Gar's Yardage Los Angeles-CL. 5-0077 CLOTHING AND YARDAGE STORES .Art's Yardage 515 So. Myrtle Ave. Monrovia-EL. 9-2516 Bayne-Williams Shop for Men 240 So. Lake Ave. Bill Parry and Sons Sportswear The Brass Rose 2433 E. Washington Pasadena-SY. 7-0813 Cortland's 5719 No. Figueroa St. Highland Park-CL. 6-6794 Eddy's Sportswear for Men 3234 No. Eastern Ave. Los Angeles-CA. 1-2050 Gene Burton Carrousel 396 So. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 5-0439 Gortons 444 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 3-0114 Gullett and Harris 1 Kersting Court Sierra Madre-EL. 5-1017 jan's Dress Shop 1353 No. Lake Ave. 'Q O French Ha . L+- ry Pasadena-SY. 2-3881 Hand Washing and Ironing 5928 Pedmont Ave. Highland Park-CL. 7-8419 Pasadena-SY. 4-1 641 Honey Lieberman 28 So. Euclid Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-5272 ls-V South Pasadena-799-95 61 Tumbleweed 569 So. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-8714 Val's The Sample Shop 802 E. Colorado Pasadena-SY. 2-7616 The Yarn Shop 5048 Eagle Rock Blvd. CL. 6-1136 CONTRACTORS Dominic Giangregorio Concrete 403 W. Avenue 33 Los Angeles acobs Engineering Co., Inc 837 So. Fair Oaks Pasadena G. E, johnson Co. Roofing Contractors art-',. Altadena Dr. sim., Madr Ui .1290 jim Watkins Box 322 La Crescenta-CH. 8-4382 J 0 3 ' . , HQ a rre -vga v Zarubica Construction Co. 8550 Tujunga Ave. Sun Valley-TR. 7-8621 CYCLE SHOPS Ed's Cycle Shop 5663 York Blvd. CL. 6-3581 peed-Kart Consultants 790 No. El Molino Ave. Y. 7-2550 or SY. 7-7390 Z 81 H Speed Associates Cycle Inc. Arcadia DEPARTMENT STORES W. T, Grant Co. 1301 So. Baldwin pu in p West Arcadia- 'f ' I-Iertel's zso E. Color Blvd Pasadena-SY. 3- - lvers D tore I N. No. Figu a at Avenue 58 Los Angel s CL. 7-7504 King S e Co. Z12 W. do St. Pasadena- 1 1-5752 5. H. Kress and Co. 5715 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles-CL. 5-9113 Lallie's Gift Shop 2300 No. Lincoln Altadena-SY. 4-4020 Ma1oney's 3526 Ocean View Blvd. Glendale-CH. 9-3761 F. E. Nelson 1285-89 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 7-3210 Richards Church Goods 32 So. Euclid Ave. Pasadena-SY. 6-2759 The Stand 14 No. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-9837 West Altadena Sundries 161 W. Altadena Drive Garden Service 70 W. Las Flores Dr. Altadena-SY. 7-8880 Golden Rule Tree Co. 4007 Eagle Rock Blvd. Los Angeles--CL. 5-4117 Lake Florist 1045 So. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-6803 Pluto and Baker Florists 126 So. Myrtle Ave. Monrovia-EL. 8-7154 Raymond Florists 60 E. California St. Pasadena-SY. 2-5289 Stevens Florist 2535 E. Washington Pasadena-SY. 7-2293 Tatums Home Garden 1878 E. Washington St. Pasadena-SY. 7-8111 Tropical Florist 2411 E. Washington Blvd. Pasadena Wakij i Nursery J. D. Stople 8: Sons 1325 Huntington Dr. South Pasadena-CL. 4-2521 JEWELRY STORES Arnold's jewelry Store 345 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 5-8647 Dickman and Sons jewelers 206 E. Colorado St. Pasadena-SY. 2-4641 Byron C. Hopper 90 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre-355-3372 Olson and Son 472 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 2-1808 Pasadena jewelers 335 E. Colorado Pasadena-SY. 6-6989 Valis jewelers 1275 So. Baldwin Arcadia--HI, 6-2223 IQUOR STORES 1485 E. Orange Grove no e Beverage S Pasadena Colorado Cl. Whitfords-Florists, Inc. R 'k ClQ, 698 343 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 3-4161 FURNITURE STORES Arcadia Floor Covering 1202 So. Baldwin Ave. Arcadia-MU. 1-3123 Compliments of Arroyo Furniture Co. 6039 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles-CL. 7-2221 Buccola Brothers Crown City Table Co. A bra filtadena-SY. 4-1235 ' 9 Ha holstering FLORISTS AND NURSE X4 .D 88 oodbury Rd. Blake Nursery ' Alftld -SY. 1065 Lincoln Ave. lhrig, Kaylor 8: Layton 'dwdena-SY. 2-2000 1403-15 No. Lake Ave. California Florist 4f4df'1 -5Y- 3-1195 Z6 E. California Blvd. , F'asadena-SY. 6-2693 '- ' - ' CE AGENTS Fair Oaks Gardens ' - X 939-949 No. Fair Oaks Ave. 526 if1CeUf AVC- Pasadena-SY. 4-7074 I-0-Y 718912-f-CL 5-0443 Franklin Flower Shop N nal Life and Accident S533 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles-CL. 6-2194 Insurance Company EL. 9-3916 or WE. 3-8528 l 32 .Califor ' Bl . 0 Win 0 oln saden SY. -3 Ca O s Liquo Pasadena-SY. 33 risties Li o 30 Foothill a escenta hz Highlander Liquor 324 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre-EL. 5-8544 Ike and Sam's Liquor Store 2188 Lincoln Ave. Altadena-SY. 7-3596 K 81 M Liquor 27 E. Woodbury Rd. Altadena-SY. 8-3348 McGuire's Liquor Store 2548 E. Colorado St. Pasadena-SY. 2-9588 Miller's House of Good Spirit 2435 No. Lincoln Ave. Altadena-SY. 4-8235 Mission Liquor 1801 E. Washington Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 4-7026 MARKETS Alley's Market 1873 No. Allen Pasadena-SY. 8-4812 Eddieis Market 217 So. Michigan Pasadena-SY. 5-2447 Hill Market Dow Pharmacy 2990 Huntington Dr. San Marino-AT. 7-6156 Hillside Pharmacy 2533 No. Fair Oaks Dr. Altadena-SY. 7-1185 Hudson Pharmacy 1885 No. Allen 4? 1575 No. Hill Altadena-SY. 8-9127 Pasadena-SY. fsl Matrs Pharmacy joyce's Markgg ,Jy XAQ1 7 2311 Lincoln Ave. 280 No. yye l,rc 23414448428-sy. 4-7197 iilgi' Neve Lewis Shipgey aywzyly 1347 NO, Lake 1139-47 Fair Pasadena-SY. 4-2233 if .4 Paxadena Philip R. Qandolgh 845 E. South Pasadena-SY. 9-1191 Roess Market 331 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre Schollard's Market 153 W. Altadena Dr. Altadena--SY. 7-0807 Weiman's Market 958 So. Fair 'Oaks Pasadena-SY. 3-5550 MUSIC STORES Melvin Music House 1298 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 6-4917 Music of Everyone 54 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre-EL. 6-1143 Wilson's Music Co. 180 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena I PHARMACIES The Apothecary Shop 960 E. Green St. .Pasadena-SY. 3-7131 A Burr Pharmacy 1001 Mission St. South Pasadena-SY. 9-1661 Cal-Oaks Pharmacy 30 W. California Blvd. Pasadena-795-5956 Colonial Pharmacy Corner of Naomi and Baldwin West Arcadia--HI. 7-4679 5 ' Conie 1624 Colorado Blvd. ' Eagle Rock-CL. 5-8388 , if -.4 fa 5544584958: Schell's Pharmacy 3607 E. Colorado Pasadena-SY. 6-7930 Wally's Pharmacy Corner of Woodbury and Los Robles sy. 7-2508 of SY. 8-3983 PHOTOGRAPHERS Anderson Photo Card Shop 5727 No. Figueroa St. Highland Park-CL. 6-9491 Bog? s Center ' 9-8800 983983125 ,la .fa 93 4 'Q'lgoniaE8QafBroome 1, .4 .ak St. 2-2717 Figgsmdio Colorado St. .1-SY. 2-2973 Photo Shop Fair oaks Ave. 8812214 Pasadena-SY. 9-4924 Smith Cameras Inc. QwQ,iHuntington Dr. Los Angeles-CA. 2-1245 PLUMBERS Don's Plumbing -Service 840 So. Baldwin Ave. Arcadia-HI. 7-0882 The Merry Plumbers 265 No. Vinedo Ave. Pasadena-SY. 6-4307 Pasadena Plumbing and 163 No. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasad ena-S Y. 2-1 5 Thomas P1umbing9?gg8g1fadg,,87 27 Marathon Rd. Azzaamafsy., 4,-5262 fi? 3. pgty 18- as. 8.8,-, 4 PRINTERS Mrs. john H. McDevitt 1558 Diamond Ave. South Pasadena-MU. 2-1962 Pacific Business Forms 15 No. Euclid Ave. Pasadena-S Y. 6-05 3 8 Pasadena Greeting Card 395 So. Fair Oaks Pasad ena-S Y. 6-84 Pasadena Prinfingf 51 45 E. Blvd. Pasadengk 2-41 38 Swan Stationery Store 1014 Mission St. South Pasadena-S Y. 2-2565 fan Zimmerman Sign and Display 154 W. C olorado 55.4 ..- PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Harry F. Brown, M.D. Dr. Paul C. Fowler, D.C. Proctologist 1488 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 8-8448 Dr. Donald A, George 5113 No. Figueroa St. Los Angelex-CL. 6-3278 Dr. William Linden, O.D. 352 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 6-6554 Dr. Martin L. Sarley 1297 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 4-3212 REALTORS Ted Bartlett Co. 1498 Lincoln Ave. Pasadena-SY. 8-6791 Irene Coad 2376 Ganesha Ave. Altadena-SY. 7-8866 M. J. Dauk and Associates 6431 York Blvd. Los Angeles-CL. 7-1990 Davidson Real Estate 2401 E. Washington Pasadena Hi-Caliber Realty 108 No. Glendale Ave. Glendale-245-8917 King Robey Co. 1300 No. Lake Pasadena-SY. 4-1184 Parker, Towle and Thompson 589 E. Green St. Pasadena-SY. 6-3114 Santa Fe Realty 19 No. Raymond Ave. Pasadena-SY. 6-5419 REPAIR SI-IOPS Antrim's Key and Lock Service 598 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 5-6702 gsm ,., . Appliance Service a shiggi 2097 E. viua sf. Pasadena-SY. 2-0407 Gracia Refinishing 3205 Fletcherfllr. H 2- 4 Los Lake-Mariposa T.V. anigpgliance 873 E. Mariposa St. ef-1e Altadena-SY. Lou Kovack's 'iii I 1651 Colorado ivd. Los Angeles-CL.f -4328 igid ii' i ,il Rambeau s 444.83 kms? 17 W. Sierra Madre Blvd. Sierra Madre-355-1560 RESTAURANTS The French Villa Restaurant 412 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 5-5357 Gamboa Mexican Foods 542 Lincoln Ave. Pasadena Hom Foo Chinese 5926 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles Hutch's Barbecue Le Bayou Restaurant 1 10 So. Lake Ave. I Pasadena gg A Viifyggtssskekffffili Mijares Mexican Restaurant 145 Palmetto Dr. pasadena-SY. 3-9848 Mr. Snack-Coffee Shop 3 31. 627 W. Duarte Rd. gi is .. I WV is QQ' Arcadia-HI. 7-5979 Kggi agtliwi Pellegrinos Italian ie , ,.-- ' w igsiaane-agsaif-aiii' fi 59 E, Huntingt 4 ler 1 1 Arcadia--HI. 6-9 635 3 1. 8' 52 , Sven's Danish Bakery? 1 is ,aas .. 5? 1810 E. Colorado L - Y -wg., 118 Pasadena-S Y. 5-4484 Vincent's Pastry Shop 1128V2 Fair Oaks Ave. South Pasadena-SY. 9-5412 SERVICE STATIONS Bear System Super Service 298 No. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-6575 Bill's Union Service 843 W. Woodbury Alladena-794-63 77 . Brand and Sulle Service Station 1085 Lincoln Ave. SY. 2-9796 Dean and Jackson Chevron Standard Oil 303 No. Fair Oaks Pasadena Deodar Service 2057 No. Los Robles Ave. Pasadena-SY. 7-6321 C. A. Heath Service Station 85 W. Green St. Pasadena-SY. 6-6306 Herb C. Hull Garage 390 E' Walnut 2050 No. Fair Oaks Pasadena-SY. 2-0595 'l amdena-SY 7-8064 jack's Famous Steakhouse ,:,,:. Richfield Service 2409 E. Washington Blvdifglff' 1? 50 50, Baldwin Avg, Pamdena Sierra Madre-S Y. 5-9090 Junior Coffee Sholj 8 iiii ' joe's Flying' 'A Service NO. Lake Ave. E. Green St. Altadena-SY. 8-1934 Pasadena-SY. 6-6546 K's Kitchen A E. R. Kniffin service station 6103 NO. Figueroa st. 300 Mgntel-ey L01 Afrgelef-Cla 5-7811 South Pasadena-SY. 9-8118 Kern's Delicatessen 2470 No. Lake Ave. fu Lg Allad ena-S Y. 7-2 740 95 P LS if 82.1 Qi 8 it La Posada Cafe 1 . - 141 No. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-0459 Les Neighborhood Shell Service 6592 San Gabriel Blvd. AT. 7-1474 john Malme Union Oil Service Walnut and Los Robles Pasadena-SY. 2-7018 t .84 3 Dale Manning 939 E. Washington St. Pasadena-SY. 4-1928 Martin Service Station Mission at Los Robles San Marino-SY. 9-9373 Bob Meaue Shell Station i Corner of Walnut and Fair Oaks Pasadena-SY. 2-8933 Meechanls Chevron Station Lake and Walnut Pasadena-SY. 2-0172 John F. Miller 195 No. Raymond at Walnut Pasadena-SY. 2-4524 Paul's Richfield Service 2672 Fletcher Dr. Los Angeles-NO. 5-9289 W. C. Bill Rich 1200 Fair Oaks Ave. South Pasadena-SY. 9-9248 Ronnie's Automotive Service 2012 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 1-1251 Signal Station 575 Walnut Pasadenae-SY. 3-9797 S. N. Ward and Son 733 So. Arroyo Parkway Pasadena-SY. 2-6129 Frank Williams Super Service El Molino and Green Pasadena-SY. 2-9704 SHOE STORES Emil's of Pasadena 109-115 E. Colorado PasadenafSY. 2-3357 Enna Jettic Shoes 173 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-sy. 6-2143 tif? Gallen Kamp's Sho ,A':g l H '1f. i 3 -., 15, 5703 No. Figueroa V::' .53 iitgl Q Los Angeles , ': Novis shoe store 1216 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 6-4971 Ralph's Shoe Store 41 No. Baldwin Sierra Madre f Tony's Drive-In Shoe liiif 9139 E. Las Tunas Dr. ' Temple City Unruh's Shoes, 910 Fair Oaks Ave. South Pasadena-SY. 9-4077 SUPPLY COMPANIES Arcadia Maintenance Supply Co. 615 So. First Ave. Arcadia-HI. 6-2232 Crown Hotel and Restaurant Supply Co. 1368 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena--SY. 4-1191 Industrial Office Supply Co. 590 So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pldena-SY. 5-8491 iatate Restaurant Supply Co. ll E. 51st St. IH Angeles-AD, 2-4141 Lange Pipe and Supply Co. 2668 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 6-9134 Pasadena Towel and Linen Supply Co. 695 So. Raymond Ave. Pasadena-SY. 6-3173 Elwood W. Crane and Son 330 So. Raymond Ave. Pasadena-MU. 1-7500 Currie Magazine Service Box 103 La Canada-SY. 0-1615 Dailey Termite Control CL. 6-5102 or CL. 4-1086 Daily Unclaimed Freight 5540 No. Figueroa St. Los Angeles-CL. 7-3779 Daughters of Charity 7600 E. Graves Ave. South San Gabriel DeWitt Transfer and Storage 6060 No. Figueroa Los Angeles-CL. 5-1551 Duke's House Cleaning Service for Fastidious People . -6 65 Standard Beauty and Barber Supply S12 4 .7 . Q Flintridge China Co. 564 E. Colorado Blvd. Vz., P N . . - ' A' K gg, Ofld Ave. Pasadena-796-9117 .-pp . Pa 127' , 3 0697 MISCELLANEOUS P... 2 .tr .. o . eff Mad nnyq .,, '- 1 8 Grand Adair Typewriter Co. .5 1 R1 VV.. f 6695 NO. Figlleffla. St. .. ancoise Pet Los Angeles--CA. 3-1274 D p 200 No. Lake All Weather Roofing co. Pasadena-793-7561 240 No. Allen Ave. Y ' Francoise Poodle Parlor Pasadena-SY. 3-8444 A 1 200 No, Lake Anderson Typewriter Co. Pasadena-793-7561 120 E. Colorado Blvd. First Western Bank p,,,,d,,,,,, 2562 E. Colorado Blvd. Biltmore Hotel PdSdd6?1d'sY. Las Angeles-MA. 4-1011 rogue Radio Bradstrong Co. 1901 E. Walnut St. Pasadena-SY. 5-9477 Le Roy Brooks Lot and Rubbish Cleaners 920 Cypress Pasadena-MU. 1-2912 California Liquid Fertilizer Co. 56 Pico St. Pasadena-SY. 6-3129 Calpro Pest Control Co. 395 So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pa - na-SY. 3-8056 up A onsLock and . -- f V Lake Ave ' y - -611 I , '-iil sadena fu I ' 4 A - I o P 63 ' of ffji ' n V '. f, i SY 1 A r. - . 0 -v es g - V ,,v3P ns 2935 El Nido Dr. Altadena-SY. 4-6080 650 E. Green St. Pasadena-SY. 6-8933 George's Glass Shop 1410 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 4-9821 Glass House 1754 E. Walnut St. Pasadena--SY. 6-2121 Golden State Travel Bureau With Our Compliments Griffin Lumber Co 38 E. Montecito Sierra Madre-SL. 5-0541 453 So. Fair Oaks Ave Pasadena-449-1716 Haas'Art Shop 1748 Royal Oaks Dr Duarte Hauling Body Engineering Co Hanson juice Co. Hub Hardware 1311 So. Baldwin HI. 6-6151 Industrial Sales Co. of Calif. 1115 So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena Master Printing Servi 1451 Malvern Ave. ,:Z,...:,., . iii 'izzii 'il: ii'l'1 Los Angeles-DU. ,-.., i3i J 8: C Meat Packers .-.. . :.V:i 1:y,p!iEiEq,. 1190 Lincoln Ave. iii'i:' 1 E -l 1 Pasadena-SY. jean's Secretari pbo 100 E. Colorado ilo, y . p:,, .:tf-'i' 3 lppl lz, 3 j Pasadena .ipg 1 iiiiii 1.233 jerry's Bird Zgzpp ,,-.- 1 2266 No. Lincol 1..EZ1p1. pii' :s'1 Azfade-1.1-sy. 8-2 I Kemp Mon Qzix l Co. iiiiziiiiiiiiiiiiiii A 7121 sth Av :i'1:i Los Angeles-PL. 1-0723 Knights of Columbus Pasadena Council No. 1174 1563 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 17-9282 La Canada Hardware 1111 Foothill Blvd. SY. 0-1161-62 Lamb Funeral Home 415 E. Orange Grove Pasadena-449-2121 Wallace O. Leonard Inc. 373 So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena Los Angeles Festival Ballet Eva Lorraine - Director 18 W. Colorado Pasadena-SY. 3-4498 Lou F. Marcasie Hand Engraving 100 E. Colorado Blvd., Room 14 Roger Martel, Carpenter Work 2720 San Pasqual Pasadena-SY. 5-1658 ssen s Joseph Krupka oosevelt asad SY 8 3060 osemont Ave 511 r a Mrs George W McKesso1 0 Ma Vista Ave ena 5 Y 2 6914 8: Mrs I P Madison 8: Family 903 So. Alta Vista Ave. f 9 E. Woodbury Rd Monrovia-EL. 8-6159 5446114 I I . . William R. Griswold' Interiors and Antiques i nd Mrs' P' -1' Welle ' , ' 5 ' . ' ' 1- na The Maffeis - Gert, Lou, Rosanne and john Mrs. J. E. Miller 610 Prospect Blvd. Pasadena f Compliments of R. C. Miller P Irv Noren Lanes 3545 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena-EL. 5-3326 Pabstggbprewing Co. Main Sr. Los es .Pasadena Awning Co. So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-6602 ,Pasadena Car Wash -Corner Lake and Orange Grove George Nicassio 4616 Collins Ave. 4 Los Angeles p i,1s F 3'V fl ifz . 4 Pabie, Andy, sad sack st l..... .ssl 4 'ff 7 So. Lake Ave. ,ig, i Ifli . , Pasadena ii ' ' ' jerry Peteet Dr. and Mrs. A. Priske A Mr. and Mrs. Primivo Ramos 342 No. Orange Grove Pasadena Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Schuhmann 2195 Mendocino Lane SY. 8-2464 Senior I Sheli and Sammy fThe Banditj Rosemary and Mike QWinterbot Okey Po Fo Sodality Council St, Andrew's Girls' Athletic Association Stanyer and Edmondson 400 So. Fair Oaks Ave. Pasadena-SY. 3-8167 Mr. and Mrs. T. Stassi 1709 So. Olive Ave. Alhambra Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Sukola Janis and Marsha Ten Napel Tex the Beaner St. Edward's University Austin, Texas A Compliments of Mrs. Robert Tollefsen 2 Varsity Cheerleaders of '63 Rita, Janie, Nancy and Chris Albert L. VeSelli A Compliments to Carol Villamor Maryvale 4 7600 E. Graves Ave. South San Gabriel Monsignor Corr C0unCi1 Knights of Columbus 455 Woodbury'Road Altadena tom j Pssaafna-SY. 6-9474 Pasadena City Lines Bus Co. 11.12 E. Bellevue Dr. Paifaaena-SY. 5-5796 Pasadena Hardware Co. Arroyo Parkway at 121 E. Union Pasadena-S Y. 3-3196 Pasadena Sewing Machine Co. 827 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena Phelps-Clark Corp. 909 E. Green St. Pasadena-SY. 3-0681 . 10hn Robert Powers . 468 E. Colorado 4 Pasadena Tony G. Rael yr. 17 No. Raymond Pasadena-S Y. 6-0806 Gustav Riherd Pianist and Teacher 1341 E. Colorado pppp pixpp Pdsdd end-S Y. 5 -2 674 in iiiil Mr. joseph of Robertsifoll 5912 No. Figueroa CL. 7-2545 of CL. 6-9284, Lucille Robinson Appraiser 265 E. Calaveras St. Altadena-SY. 4-5588 Sacred Heart Convent 579 Mariposa Altadena-SY. 7-2629 Sherah Seaman Agency 43 So. Euclid Pasadena-SY. 2-1171 Somervill Uniform Shop 1104 No. Lake Ave. Pasadena-SY. 4-5796 St. Philips the Apostle Church 151 So. Hill Pasadena-SK. 2-4010 St. Rita's Churcld 318 No. Baldwin Sierra Madre+EL. 5-1292 Supreme Dairy Farm 2900 E. Foothill Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 3-1148 Tele-Fire of California 3738 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena-SY. 6-2961 Town House of Dogs 382 So. Raymond Ave. Pasadena--SY. 6-8139 I Vapo Chemical Co., 2318 E. FoothiIl2iQi3lvd.2'.ii . A Pasadena 'yyp Viking Tool 4 921 Meridian Aves, ',',', Q 4'.s .V Sautla Pasadena A-'55 Watch and Clock Repairs 4 427 E. Woodbury Roady iyi, -2 A Altadena Compliments of Wayne's Glass Co. Sherwin Williams Co. 740 E. Green St. Pasadena Your Swimming Pool Co. 1129 Foothill La Canada-SY. 0-3712 Anonymous Anton Braun Good Luck Seniors From H. Braun El Charro 5741 No. Verdugo Rd. Montrose-SY. 9-2405 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs, A. F. Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Kelly E. Corwell 9552 Key West Temple City George Doleshal The Duffy's Robert L. Ecker William Emme - 'A Priendifiiti 5 Complingents' of aiiiiiiend C0UiP.iil'BCl1fS of a Friend Compliments of a Friend of Kay Hinckley ,To Friends Hutchinson Compliments of a Friend to ,., the juniors The Nickolas Abrahams Aguilar Cleaners Ahten Watch Shop Altadena Record Shop Aja, Marianne, 84 Associates Al and Lynn-RB, Betsy and Dave- Al and Stevie Alumnae '62 Anita and Mario Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Araiza Miss Sylvia Araiza Eddie Arko Art's Hobby Shop Compliments Baldi-Hart AIC Racing Team . Mrs. Mary Bama ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barr and Family, Fred Thomas Barry, Jr,,,1D.D,.S. , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bauf' j Compliments of Pat Becking Mr. and Mrs. Becking and Family Compliments of Mr. T. G. Benoit Miss Marie Bean Big Girls Don't Cry! Bill and Carol, George and Marian May 29, 1962 -June 27, 1964 Bill's Signal Service Leo J. Blais Bobbsey Twins Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bornal Boyer Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Braun Bruce and Mary Racing Team Brunswick News and Cigar Store Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Boethling Buela, Danny and Dan Bill and Lil Dr. Lyle W. Buffington, D.D.S. X See me for Refrigerators, Freezers, or Air Conditioners- Ray Burnett The Cal-Ranchos Real Estate Beatrice Cardenas V Cathy and Geri lil , Charlie, Clyde, and-Clem Cindy, Rain, Laine, Lynn, Barb, Sue, Syl, Peg, Marty Class of '62 ' g 1 Clyde, Margaret, Fred, Jeanne Kate 81 ? Mr. and Mrs. jgcdllini Mr. and Mrs. Bhillipiglonjtrems I The Contreras'E?Faitiily7 ' .,,, Q Q5 St. James Convent Qf QQ ' Mr. and Mrs. Tim Cooksorsf'aiid P5.J5' V Mr. and Mrs. Sf J. Cogbkson Pete Cookson Mr. and Mrs. James E4i,gCorrigan Jr. Mr. and Mrs.f,James ffgorrigan Sr. Mr. and I AVLV ogy Groupe Therese J. Qu iiilii Dan and Mary 1961 33,k ig, Dario, Steve, Libby, H Ronnie CH.P.J De and Ydnic June 30. 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Roman DeCasas Dedrick's Formal Wear Ramona Del Rio Mrs. Louis A. DeRose Nancy DeRose The Dew Drop Inn Laguna Beach Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dimura Dora and Ronny Gloria Jane Donatto Mr. and Mrs. Murphy J. Donatto Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Doudle Marg 8: Katherine Doudle Best Wishes Catherine Dowick X, .,.,,. t, .fa .Q it gm-'gm Mr. and Mrs. J. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Michael Downs Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Adolph G. Duran Eagle Rock Travel Lodge Eddie and Ronnie '62 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Efker El Sereno Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. H. Erpenback Fair Oaks and Washington Launderette The Finnerty Family L, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Flower The Fogarty Family Consalvo's Footwear Compliments of Mrs. Dale Frederigk Fredico's French and Italian Pastries Freshman III Claude E. Frett Opal E. Frett A Friend A Friend II Bill Frogue and Cathy Vlasis January 14, 1961 Lynn M. Fry-Class of '61 iii Mrs. Virginia I. Fry .tt To all us kids at Furndock Upviversityigflyeggy, Helen, Nora Terri sMocK, SMOCK2f Mr. and Mrs. James D. Getz ji The Girls at P.C.C. Sjg Sharon Girolimon Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gloelffier Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Godfrey The A. P. Gomez Family Miss Amparo E. Gonzales Mr. Tom R. Graf Mr. and Mrs. Jose M. Guerrero Patricia Guerrero, Class of 1957 Margaret Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Van Gylswyk Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hains and Family Richard S. Hambleton, D.D.S. Robert C. Heller, D.D.S. Harbison and Henderson Investment Securities Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Higuera Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Higuera and Family Mr. and Mrs. C. L. I-Iildum Dr. and Mrs. Hill Dave, Annette, and Suzie Hill The Hinckley Family Sue Hoban-C.H.N. Gerald Hobbs Mike Hoffman and the Girls Hub Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hurley and Family Irene's Salon of Beauty J and Y Cafe Janet and Bill, Linda and Phil Judie and Tony Janet, Elaine, Karen, and Pat 65 Costes Jewels-So. Pasadena John - A - Left 4 Handed Shifter John 81 Theresa, Nora 81 Ron OCI. 5, 1962 John's Beauty Salon Johndrows Fine Slacks Johnnie Sz Madeleine The Fabulous Junior Il From the Mighty Juniors Mtg. and Mrs. J. V. Kandel and Mrs. Eugene Keefner E555 Kelsey 'f5'iW'- M' r. and Mrs. Leo C. Kennelly wig! 5L9Qi2i5 '55 1.1L513E 1' if' If uf ' ' rolme Kidd I Sfllilliiig- K- 0011! 1113 is! ,151 xg, as .ia iiiifi ,'l2ifEn,, 'aiiiiigwssigi 'igiiiklisiligiflgt George L. Klein Heating and Vent Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Knetge The Kondusky Family ,Miss Isabel Noone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kosty and Mrs. Ronald Kueny Family Clara C. Kusnierz and Mrs. Robert O. O'Connor Mr: and Mrs. Wm. B. O'Connor and Family Mrs. Aglaia O. Degheri Nancy and Joe .Napoliello Insurance Agency The FABULOUS Nyerges Family- Frank, Marie, Gilbert, Peggy 2' David Tommy Ricky and Chris memory of my four FABULOUS years at St. Andrew's and to the good times I've had with I Helen--Peggy Nyerges Nora and Theresa to their Army Buddies Nora Steps in where Peggy fears to tread. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Norman Mr. and Mrs. Yager Joe and Dora Zamora Mrs. Helen Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Ottoson Mr. and Mrs. James T. Padden Mr. Patrick M. Padden Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palewicz and Girls Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pascua Harry C. Patterson, D.D.S. Miss Artinsil Payton Mr. T. R. Payton P.C.C. Bob and Peg Stephen J. Pesetski Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce Mrs. B. Pine Earl, Cecile and Timothy Pool Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Neil Priske Quisie Con Philip 61 Radio Hospital Anna Redl' Reger's Pharmacy Remember Teresita Mike Reynolds 85f.Qiagy.,Anne Kennelly fDecember,.gQi2Q' 1961565 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds Robert's V Roddy and Februaqasezfglfggii Ax,,. Paisano Sky D'ii?Eif5RiiSs Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IfByan Sailors, Jim and Joe j pyp, V V, St. Cecilia's fii l ii' St. Francis Egqtbiilefyfogielies: Meclgwlifibowns, Ifandrow, Yang ,,,,,, st. L, Goretti . t.t.e Mrs. Richard,A,,,Schnub Jr. ., Ensf s ll..-Schiller Eric on Schof5rlrwigBy'ifirandma Scofie d's Barracks Jean Ewing-Laboratory Consultant Service Cleaners Ed Mitchell's Schell Sims Paint and Body Sophomore I Class of 65 Compliments of Sophomore I SOPHOMORE III Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Staniford Al Stephen Sterling 8: Keefer Market Janet Sukola Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sullivan Sunset Liquors Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Tamayo Mrs. Alice J. Taylor The Three Een's Noreen, Eileen, Kathleen Thriftway Super Market Mr. Fred P. Ten Napel Mrs. Kathleen Ten Napel Tired of Walking? See me Roy Davis, Loud Ford T. T. and A. H. Miss Toni Trent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turek T.V. Center V, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Usbtick Dr. John J. Valentine l Q Mrs. Carrol Van Tassell LIBRARIAN V1c's Cleaners ,,.. Mr. and Mrs. David A. ' ,. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Vogue Beauty. Salon J ' Carolann Doloris Von Ente .,,, K Class of '61 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Voueligte. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Wall I Miss Martha Wackerman V L Larry Wackerman GS ' Compliments of Bob, Mary and., Irene Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wahl Robert Wahl if I Becky H. Waiters Mrs. Helen Ward 7 Emelia Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Watliins Ine 8: Jerry Webb Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weber -e'- t I Florence Weir Dress Shop Playboy Whalen Jane Wilks-Class of '62 Compliments of Wishbone 8: Mushy Mr. and Mrs. Nestor N. Kusnierz La Canada Variety Laney's Gro-Lqr. Beer-Wine Larry's Econo Meats La Salle-Basketball Power of C.I.F. Mrs. Walter V. La Selle Less and Betty - '62 Mr. and Mrs. D. P. LeVine Bobby Lindgren Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Littlejohn Louise - '62 Louise Y Michael - June 6th Mrs. Nellie Lozano Alterations For Women's 8: Men's Clothing Julia Maurer Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mailey and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Markey Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Markov Marmaduke Mai-rs Paint and Wallpaper Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Martin Mary's Beauty Salon Mrs. Maxwell Mason Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. May Mr. and Mrs. Max B. Maxey Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McCartney Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Robert McCurley Viola and Mary McDonnell Charles F. McHugh Karen Marie McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McKinnon 8: Sean Gordan McKinnon Mickey and Lover Lew and Penny Miller Mike and the boys to the girls Mr. Ernest Muehlegger Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muller Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Munoz Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy Mr. Robert L. Musser Waguespack Acknowledgments Our Thanks: To the S. K. 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