St Catherines Military School - Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

4 ' 1 w o ,- s V 1 U '-.., n , n x ' :- Q 1 1 1 ff n 4 -A , 1 1- 4 v n , v . . ,, , A MEMORIAL BOOK PUBLISHED ON FIIF OCCASION OF THE DIAMOND JUBILEL OF bt Qliatbmne 5 il-Iilmlntarp Svnbnul Qnabmm Clfahfnrma The Story of a School 1tS past and 1tS present and the Devotion of the DOIIIIHICHII S1sters by Don May 3 PUBLISHED BY ST CATHERINES PARENTS GUILD PUBLISHER MR WILLIAM HOERNER EDITOR SISTER M AMABILIS O P ART DIRECTOR DON MAY DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH SISTER MARY RAYMOND O P ADVERTISING DIRECTOR MR ALFREDI MINICOLA STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER MR ERNEST SCHWORCK PRODUCTION MANACER MAJOR CHARLES A SCHMITT May znd 1 964 Leah iiiinhlp light per .U7DOl1fjAlfgl'l'11Q13 ,g'31E1'Q1qQfl:lq,1115ll7ff1.1,5NG I1'3.f1Q1'1'ores6, lxmglhlm l l l rI1,Qf:fq1ooe+o11'c 'ZQ1eeei11c5 l filb 1 b 42f1 .l:Ql111 1 'Q5, Q Fvf mbs 21113 7Q11Q C'1'O1f l O013H11211Qf111,G1?fQf11f l D'l1l1'1i1 loc l 1Q 1'ICFl 1 11'u 1's2m 1 6C 10D13nQ1-11 2 1 . 9 Mrgzzwgm xx? 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A jubilee is quite properly a time for reminiscing. As we look back with you over 75 years, we rejoice in the loving Providence VVhich guided St. Catherine through changing patterns of service to youth to its present splendid development. Originally an academy for girls, then an orphanage, now a military school for boys, St. Catherine witnesses to the wisdom of past administrations who, yielding to the designs of Providence, recognized in the pressures of the time, made decisions which resulted in a school we acclaim today, May 2, 1964. With you, we pay grateful tribute to the Sisters, priests, military personnel, and lay staff whose dedi- cated collaboration over the years has won for St. Catherine its chief glory, an enviable record of dis- tinguished service to youth. Impressive, indeed, is its campus with Saint Thomas Aquinas Chapel as its center and core, but no beauty of stone, glass, or metal can equal the artistry involved in the making of a person. To this high art-the molding of Christian men-Saint Catherine Military School stands com- mitted. May its past presage a future ennobled by continued allegiance to God and country through devotion to youth. ln loving gratitude, Mother Mary Dominic, O,P., Prioress General 1889 1926 1930 1933 1941 1955 1957 1959 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 PAGE The Papal Blessing ..................... ....... 2 The Cardinals Congratulations ....... .......... 4 The Mother General's Message ....... . Lead Kindly Light ........................... . The First Battalion ..................... . One Step Enough For Me ....... . The Earth Quakes ..........,........ . I Am Far From Home .................... ... . 11 13 15 17 The Spotlight of Hollywood ............................ 18 Fiestas, Fantasylands, and Fund Raising ...... 20 The Major's Silver Iubilee .......................... Academic, Arts, and Athletics ......... . The St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel ............. Parents' Guild ........................ i...... .............. 23 24 26 28 The Blessed Fault, Christ the Mediator ........ 29 Some Former Students of St. Catherine's Advertiser Index .....,....s..........,....,.......,,,.,,,, 30 36 Congratulations, St. Catherine's ...... .......... 1 14 The Last Gospel .,..................v....... .......... 1 15 Two Men Named Iohn ......... .......... 1 16 The Wholeness of Holiness ....... .......... 1 18 The School's Battalions .,.......................,........ 120 The Faculty of St. Catherines ..r.............. A Spanish Class and Coaching Staff ....... 122 125 The Graduating Class ...................................... 127 The Seventh Grade .......... .......... 1 29 The Sixth Grade .......... .......... 1 31 The Fifth Grade .......... .......... 1 33 The Fourth Grade ......., .......... 1 35 The Third Grade .............. .......... 1 37 The Second Grade ............................................ 139 The First Grade, lurnors ....................,...........,. 141 St. Catherine's Sisters, Living and Deceased.. 142 Black and Dominican VVh1te .....,.................... 144 - .L -silt sagigagz J-! 5 i lm 5 1 15: 'X 'Lf' F 'RQ 1 T 1 :a r . in gn 2 ELF? X J 3 f lf'- .J- .life i '14 1 5 J 5 Prioresses at 1889 1890 1891 1897 1903 1907 1911 1918 1924 1930 1936 1942 1948 1949 1952 1958 1961 1890 1891 1897 1903 1907 1911 1918 1924 1930 1936 1942 1948 1949 1952 1958 1961 St. Catherine's: Mother Amanda Mother Felicitas Mother Salesia Sister M. Raymunda Mother Gonzaga Sister M. Angela Sister M. Hyacinth Sister H. Hedwig Mother M. Dolorosa Sister M. Aloysia Sister M. Pius Sister M. Dolores Sister Mary Regis Sister M. De Lourdes Sister M. Verona Sister Mary Martin Sister M. Amabilis kv 8 li 5 941 The Dominican Sisters' school opened March The firm of Charles Schindler of built the three story, slate roof, brick St. Catherines graduation class of 1890 sit with Father Iohn Gallagher, a former pastor of St. Mary's Fullerton. Theodore Rimpau offered the Sisters the hospitality of their home while the convent was being constructed. 7 The Anaheim Library now stands on the Rimpau land. si ssz S83 ss S 5 sae ss? sss ssu sqm sqi S0 ull C' 7 Lead, kindly light, amid the encircling gloom, Lead Thou me on. The night is dark, and I am far from home, Lead Thou me on. Keep Thou my feet: I do not ask to see The distant scene, one The time is 1889. The nation has recovered from the ravages of Civil War. President Harrison has pro- claimed the admission of North and South Dakota, Montana and Washington, to the union. The place is Anaheim, California. The night is dark. A blight discolors the leaves of the grapes, and the vineyards of this German settlement wither and die. . P .sa ,, Lead, Kindly Light Since the beginning of human life man has worshiped light. From the sun god to the moon shot we pray for light. All religions throughout history have thought of heaven as a place of light - radiant light. Christ said: I am the way and the light. For three quarters of a century the Dominican Sis- ters of Mission San lose held high the light of learning, guiding the feet, stretching the mind, and ennobling the soul of the youth of California. It all started back in 1887 when Father Stoeters, pas- tor of St. Boniface Catholic Church in Anaheim, asked Mother Pia, Prioress General of the Queen of the Holy Rosary Congregation, Come, teach my children. And the Dominican Sisters came and remained, at times amid encircling gloom, for 75 years. This is their joy-filling anniversary. This is the record of those years, 'Two men whose birth and lives coincided in time with the years of the school, whose philosophies were diametrically apart were Karl Marx and Cardinal Newman, author of Lead, Kindly Light. step enough for me. ulgv -:iz it ---: gi -.'--:rv .r.': -r.r... :i.::2.':2 2 ',.f Isa.-. CARDINAL NEWMANW A ' 1801-1890 Mother Gonzaga and Mother Pia pose with the orphan children of 1894 On the horizon at the right one of two St Catherines towers point heavenward. The mud road is Lenter Street, Anaheim QLincolnj, Where once the grapevine grew, orange and walnut groves now stand As the land changed St Catherine s changed From a parish school to an orphanage from boys and girls to lrttle men from first grade to eighth grade the school grew Its kindly light burned brighter But there were dark days when orphan care and turtion dollars would not stretch to meet the bills The Domrmcans decrded to sell A shoe factory from the east signed to buy both burldrngs and land As Mother Pia came to close the contract a swarm of bees followed her buggy A Sister saw the good omen and said Mother do not sell St Cath erine sg the bees bring good luck. Mother agreed In the years of gloom neighbors knew the trrals the Sisters faced. Charles Pelzer's ten cows fumished milk for the orphanage. George and Mary Mattis took the parentless children into their farm home for week ends and vacations. Mrs. Walter donated over 800 young orange trees, and dozens of citizens lent a hand so that the light of learning might not be extinguished 3' .444 Henry Ford svrnbol of an industrial revolution 5 3 Among the frrst group of students were Emma and Fred Backs, Iesse Melrose and Claudma Rxmpau - - for a universal dominion of right by such a concert of free peoples as shall bring peace and safety to all nations . . . f.:2tf: ' I - AT WOODROW WILSON-APRIL 17, 1917 Captain Daniel Healy formed the first battalion. The plan: to teach the discipline, courtesy, and respect for authority that military training instills in the young 5. . 'H m ig 'af The First Battalion, 1926. Yesterday's history was measured by war. Its dates were the dates of battles. Its names were the names of generals. World VVar I, to make the world safe for democ- racy was fought with Yankee courage and valor. But the idealism of Wilson faded fast. His Fourteen Points, his League of Nations, his restoration and his Euro- pean food programs were, like those of many leaders, soon rejected and forgotten. The years that followed were mixed years of dis- illusionment, prohibition, woman suffrage, labor strife, organized crime, and jazz. The watchwords were to be found in personal liberty and rugged individualism. St. Catherine's Military School pursued its objec- tives, instilling its principles, and keeping the same warm light burning in the window of the soul. In 1914, five boys graduated: Clifford Keller, Louie Beller, Iames Maglio, Ioseph Lore, and Wm. DeFerge. 5 A sparkling St. Christopher medal kept Lindberg awake across the Atlantic. 5 ,aw l 4 r'5 lCT fir-:ii t s Pg f W 'Q Ei? it Babe Ruth batted for boys. Knute Rockne made men at Notre Dame. A swimming pool of green glazed tile was installed with filtration system and submarine lights. 11 5 W ' f-, i,,.,g,.. . . ..,., , .. 8 .fl tie .-1 , . . -'ssmmh , At the far left, the new dormitory added space in 1926. Picture was taken about 1933. The chapel as seen from the backyard of St. Catherines iir- f , oi is ,Q wt' The flag is the embodiment not of sentiment but of history It represents the experience by men who live under that flag. WOODROW WILSON W4 Ti. Q I 5 Qlb W Q18 QW qw qua Q23 qu qzgf l Q29 930 One Step Enough For Me As the body tears down cells and rebuilds, so, too, is the metabolism of a growing school. Physical change was a necessity at St. Catherine's. While the heart of the school remained the same, the light was carried in ever larger lanterns. A decade after the school opened, a second wing was added, seven years later the first Chapel. In 1924, the old wooden wing was demolished and work was commenced on a new one. Subsequently a new dormitory, a swimming pool, and a Iunior High School were built. The dining room was refurnished, the yard cemented, and work on a new infirmary begun in l926. Building buildings to the Dominicans is a pre- requisite to building boys. But on Black Thursday, An air picture of St.Catherine's band as it played in parade, Armistice Day, 1930, Anaheim. Cadet Paul Burroughs, nephew of Sister M. Eleonore marched that day. during the Presidency of Herbert Hoover, the building program stopped. The stock market crashed and a man- made disaster finished the decade. Temporal stories start and end. On February 8, 1925, Mother Pia, foundress of St. Catherine's School, died, just four years after the passing of Father Stoeters, who, 36 years before, had invited her to Anaheim. St. Catherine's battalion of 1930. 1. 1 ,.,, - Xfiif' ..,i Now they are fiftish. Aliz ! 14 15 L EW, 'IF x -1 t X MW, 1 Iune 15, 1930, First Mass, Rev. Aloysious Antlitz, O. F. M. Fr. Nicholas Perschl, O.F.M. Fr. Raymond Smith, O. F. M., Fr, Matthew, O. F. M. Fr. Donald, O. F. M., Fr. Weber, O. F. M., and Fr. Fred Martinez, C.M t Ioseph's statue tipped .but did notyrfall. The Earth Quakes In the same week that President Roosevelt declared a 'ibank holiday, the wrath of nature shook the earth. In the late aftemoon of March 11, 1933, the wind rose, St. Cathc-:rine's tall palms lashed about, and its build- ings broke. Large areas of Southem California cracked under a giant earthquake. The nun's chapel and study were demolished, By an act of God, the Sisters were at dinner. The length of the Divine Office had pro- longed their schedule and, by Providence, had delayed by minutes their return to the doomed chapel. Quakes continued throughout the night and the chaplain heard confessions outside on the grounds. Nature showed its fury again when, on March 3, 1938, the Santa Ana river rose and flowed through the streets of Anaheim. The water Hooded the base- ment of the school and inundated the lower floor. The Sisters and the townspeople, with Christian faith, 'withstood the wrath of nature. The walls crumbled, but the stairs stood and the organ played a broken cord f as Commandant ll. r XX ' At floodstage, the residents moved by boat. Intersection is Lemon and Broadway Q 1 - , , ' P. F. Grover taught the class of '37. all tl! is October 6th, 1934, Lt. Schmitt was installed of St. Catherine's. In the St. Catherine's battalion of 1941, Captain Wm. Murphy replaced Lt. Schmitt who was called to war. Among cadets identified are: Horan, Cline, McDonald, Beckett, Pedley, McGowan, Couch, Raighand fbottom rowl Suiller, unidentifiedj Captain Murphy, DeCleur, funidentifiedj. School kept, and the cadets, too young to fight, played billiards in the recreation room. The boys were fed in the dining rooms that were moved to the second floor of the old administration building. 16 f 'Wk QQ- my 'tit 3' '--iv'fXx:? --lk 291 Der Fuehrer and man' s fury, 1940 1941 01 1941 9 1Qf1 111 r , rx 1 u Legend records the words of the Pearl Harbor padre-hero: Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition. Reverend Father William A. Maguire, Captain U. S. Navy retired, 1890 -1953 I Am Far From Home December 7th, 1941, day of infamy. During Father's early morning field Mass, said for both the military and civilian personnel on the island of Oahu, Iapanese bombers, without warning, dove with deadly cargo on Pearl Harbor. American boys from Anaheim, California, to Albany, New York, lay dead. The allied world was shocked. The United States government declared war. Father William Maguire was appointed Chief Chap- lain of the Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor. He followed his boys through battle, many of whom he knew' would never laugh or love again or taste the summertime. Later, he wrote of these days in two books: Rig for Church and The Captain Wears a Cross. The Lights Go On Again A year after the dedication of the administration build- ing at St. Catherine's Military School, the cadets wel- comed their new Navy Chaplain, Father Maguire. He came with many stories of battle experience and with a warm love for America's fighting men - and their sons, the little men of St. Catherine's. There amid quiet joy he remained until his death, September 13, 1953. As God planned it, he died at an altar in London, saying Mass. The school moumed and Sister Verona, Prioress, dedicated the proposed new chapel to the memory of this much-loved and much-admired Navy Chaplain, Father Wm. Maguire. W 4 A l i S l i .CA A .:--'Q:- t 'J ' E Aw 4. wo! '..., .fo-in A,.V ,:,,, ve aid The man that played Moses. E5 ..1V ov- 'A i fa at A' ' The Spotlight of Hollywood o,,,:, , ,l,. ,, Universal Studio's camera crew shoots The Private War of Major Benson on the St. Catherine's drill ground xhwlf Seeing a movie in school is news, but making a real William Demarest Tim Hovey and a full battalion live, technicolor, full length film at school and acting of St, Catherines cadets in it, too, was a thrill that cadets found hard to believe. The experience said Sister Verona Prioress But that's what happened in 1955. Universal-Ir1terna- though novel and exciting was not always an easy tional Studios choose St. Catherines Military School one, For more than one cadet the prospect of a Holly as the scene for their humorous comedy about the trials wood career lost some of its glamor a group of grade school cadets gave a tough, cocksure major whom the anny had demoted from the ranks. Filming started in Ianuary and was ready for edit The picture, The Private War of Major Benson, ing in April. After the cadets were finished with the starred Charlton Heston, Iulie Adams, Nana Bryant, reel-school, they returned to real academic study pretty Iuhe Adams at - l f? i f p ,, i s E S 1 5 i i A 'Tim Hovey, Universal-International star is the tiniest cadet at the academy, but has the biggest problems. Father Slavik, chaplain of St. Catherines, receives a few pointers from Charlton Heston during the rnajor's private war with the cadets. Charlton Heston. Major Benson, disclplmes Tim Hovey TV star Sherry Lewis entertains at the 1959 fiesta. ,Un 5 rs? Fiestas, Fantasylands, and Fund Raising A little fun, to match the sorrow of each clay's growing- and so good morrow. DU MAURIER Bob Crosby, Bing's brother, was Master of Ceremonies and his band provided music. Bob's boy is a former cadet. l had Z0 'Q The second annual fiesta, in 1955, attracted celebrity and civilian alike. One booth was filled with gifts from friends in Europe. Tre old chapel IS torn down makrng room for a new admmrstratron burldmg There are Sundays and fun days There are Holy days and Hohdays The year 1957 was fun That year Walt Drsney fa. opened hrs world famous fantasyland yust a mrle south of St Cathennes burlt on the c1trus land of three Cathohc fannhes ' In 1957 the crty of Anahenn populatlon 65000 celebrated rts Century of Progress The crtys een tennral lasted srx days and on the seventh rehgrous herrtage day the mayor and the crty fathers cele brated a Solemn Hrgh Mass at nerghbormg St Bomface At St Cathermes rn 1957 as rn 1955 and 1956 the newly formed Parents Gurld planned and promoted a fabulous fxesta Huge red whrte and blue posters announced the I 1955 celebratron rn honor of the Pearl Harbor padre hero and featured a 554000 U S Savrngs Bond tele vrsron set krtchen range and the personal appearances of Dennrs Day Maureen OHara Red Skelton and Congressronal Medal of Honor wmners Mayor Gen eral C H Sclnlt USMC and Colonel Francrs S Cabreskr USAF Booths of all kznds barbecues fashlon shows vaudevrlle entertarnment, and pubhc showmgs of The Pnvate War of Mayor Benson helped to make the whole fresta a fun frlled day Frestas were fun for the cadets but work for the school parents They were held to rarse money to burld a new chapel New Buuldmgs New Gardens New Boys St Cathermes has always been as busy as Mother Pras bees burldrng and reburldlng gorng forward to meet the changrng needs But what has never changed IS the arm of St Cathermes the sp1r1t rn whreh the school was founded the trarnmg of Chnstran character The Srsters knew the truth of Cardrnal Grbbon s gospel If your character IS above reproach you wrll wrn the battle of lrfe The Dommrcfm Srsters at St Cathermes were wmmng rt The archrtect left for St Catherme's palm trees port holes through the second floor porch egg --- - V A l Q' s Q? 1 f ,' Lfx I milf: Y if T f Q:-A -K.. '- -f. -mm f- V. 1 His Excellency Bishop Timothy Manning gives his blessing to the cadets and their parents at the Confirmation Exercises of 1953. California weather makes possible beautiful field Masses in the palm-lined lawn in front of the school. ssSclllv4 ! l Cadet Color Guard, 1953 Field Mass. f sw I ff K N X. f '- at ,, p 'C .WE .x 1 ' 29 'f,:M?i.. 5 K Q ,wif S- f-fgww E if 4 A 3 f' fi Q When a societv is perishing, the true advice to give to those who would restore it is to recall it to the principles from which it sprang POPE LEO XIII Major and Mrs. Schmitt stand as honor guard salutes his 25th Iubilee as commandant The Major's Silver Iubilee Twenty-five years is a long time. For a quarter of a century, Major Schmitt has been commandant of St. Catherines Military School. On May 2, 1959, the Sis- ters arranged a silver jubilee celebration. By plan, Mrs. Schmitt, the Major's wife, shared honors, by coinci- dence it was her silver wedding anniversary. His Excellency Bishop Bell gave his blessing to the commandant - husband, father, and grandfather - whose first grandchild was baptised in the St. Cathf erine's chapel October 19, 1957. The decade of the fifties was filled with the achieve- ments of military men. The first commander of United States forces, General Douglas MacArthur, led men from many nations to the 38th parallel in the Korean War that could not be won. Dwight Eisenhower, first general in 70 years to occupy the White House, was elected President of the United States in 1953. In Europe, the 5th Republic of France was formed under General Charles DeC-aulle. But the decade closed with the death of the wise and gentle general, Pontiff of the Catholic Church, Pius XII. Quietly and serenely, the peacemaker left the world of men to find that peace which the world can not give. Among the church digniitaries attending the Major's Iubilee were qcenter rearl His Excellency Bishop Bell, Q The cadets execute precision drill for Major Schmitt. ff Er. i - b 1 Father Quatannens, pastor of St. Boniface, Father Montrose, principal of Mater Dei High School, and Father Fitzgerald. Cadet Matteson receives trophy at 1959 Iune Drill 23 Cadets: Wahler, Spang, Kroeger, Callahan, Glaser, Owens, and Powers develop muscles on a boy-powered merry-go-round in the Iuniors' playyard, 1958. l we u r 1' 1 An appreciation of beauty and a knowledge of natural law is gained from a summer sketch class with Don May in 1955. W im a n w e m e H is s E s 1 8 Team plays are planned by Cadets Frazxer Ault and Lebeau for S C M Ss football squad St Cather1nes IS a member of the Cahforma Mlhtary School League I 7 Mayor Cromre teaches the exghth grade cadets a mastery of academxc subyects mcludlng English Hlstory Latm Scrence Math and Geography 1957 Gulde Thou my feet and hands and mmd and heart Academrc Arts and Athlctlcs The fourth R IS re11g1on and so 1n truth, are the other three readrng ntlng, and rrthmetrc But a boy 1S made of many parts and the pohsh of the parts makes the bnlhance of the whole The educatron of a cadet compr1ses a11 the aca dem1c subyects w1th re11g1on permeatmg each to gxve Music and Manners, Too his knowledge depth and meaning. But the full devel- opment of a boy requires the exercise of his body as well as of his mind and his spirit. The cadet learns to playg he stretches his growing muscles. He learns teamwork. He learns to see and love the natural world around him and in it he finds the beauty God gave to man. He learns the lessons of the ear, in piano and band, as well as the lessons of the eye, in art and on the rifle range. He learns to take pride in his personal appearance and in his belongings. He is clean, orderly, and well mannered. He, St. Catherines hopes, learns to be a man, but more than that, a gentleman. The school band in 1958, under the direction of Robert Kesta, teaches coordination and cooperation .abs Cadet Diehl, piano student, plays his piece in a concert for school parents and friends, 1958. wp ' --Qu at.. E L I., Manners are a pre-requisite to morals. Miss Cecil Gough in 1957, taught dining room etiquette. Order and cleanliness are among a cadets first lessons. Brushing teeth is the beginning for D Company. 2 To renew the soul . . . ' . 'I' he St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel E E X The school's new chapel was the dream of a theologian, Father Valerian Iasinski, the pencil plan of a priest- architect, Reverend Ioseph Myrda, and, the single- minded energy of Sister Verona, Prioress. In simple, clean, contemporary design the chapel artfully combines the talents and crafts of many men. It integrates the theology of St. Thomas with the Catholic doctrines of worship through symbols of beauty and truth. Words are poor vehicles to convey the description of the progression of Cod's revelation to man as graphically displayed in windows, walls, mosaic, wood and terra cotta symbols in this magnificant chapel. To really appreciate this unique house of worship one must quietly tour the chapel with a learned Dominican. To feel its full glory one must hear Mass early on a sun-filled morning as Cod's light, stream- ing through the tall palms and everlasting pines, splashes down on the center altar on which Christ Himself renews the Sacrifice of our Redemption. A picture is worth a thousand words, but behind these chapel pictures are millions of words: all the wisdom of recorded time frozen in a single fiat , the moment of being ,... the I am the Great I am that each one hears in conscience as he kneels in the silence of this Master's-piece. The Sisters of St. Catherine's are planning a single booklet to tell the story of the chapel. Until its pub- lication these few paragraphs must inadequately suffice. A religious landmark of Southern California, the new chapel, dedicated in 1958 stands at the corner of Harbor Blvd. and Cypress St., Anaheim. Cadets leave Mass from Chapel's rear entrance. The Burst of Creation stained glass window depicts the fiat as conceived and designed by Iohn de Rosen and executed in stained glass by Max Ingrand. .. t f .Q N -Q. Artist Iohn H, deRosen at work on ninety-foot mural the ascent of truth ith nineteen men and seven women depicting the fabric of Christianity. Mi l ,l ,ASAE Sxgxn wx ft, Mn -, X- ll 'I , ix ' ill r' sl 51 J l l EN A X -X Nix 6 i 1 Stone-white statue of St. Thomas, by Gemma D.Auria, Y' F 5 ,. Q, 5 i I Iames Francis Cardinal Maclntyre, blesses chapel at the dedication April 1, 1958 In Appreciation St. Catherine's Military School is grateful to all of its parents, friends and cadets, especially to those who are at present serving in its Parents' Guild, and on the Iubilee and Yearbook Committees, to its Alumni, Ad- vertisers, Benefactors, Patrons and Donors who in the interest of its 75th Anniversary have sponsored this Iubilee Book. Special mention should be made of Mr. Robert Kretschmar, Guild president, for his wise direction and constant encouragement, and to Mr. William Hoerner, Guild Vice-president and fund-raising chairman, for his efficient organization and energetic persistence in bringing this Iubilee Yearbook to completion. Recog- nition should also be given to Mr. Ernest Schworck, photographer and to the other members of the editorial and production staff. The Sisters have always been and are now deeply aware and genuinely appreciative of the numerous ef- forts of their many lay friends who through the years have given their time, money, and varied talents to the success and continued growth of this Dominican School. In a larger sense we are all benefactors of those who preceded us in all walks of life and in all ages of man. They left for each of us a rich heritage both of wealth and wisdom. VVe build on the blessed foundations they have laid. For shouldering with compassion the many tasks of the school, whether through labor, capital, or prayer, the Sisters of St. Catherine's are forever grateful for your generous gifts. May God bless you. Sister M. Amabilis, O. P. Prioress St. Catherine's Parents Guild The Parents' Guild is a special group that enthusias- tically shoulders many school projects including this book. Top, left, is pictured the Guild Executive Board: Mr. William Hoerner, lst Vice-President and publisher of this jubilee edition, Mr. Robert Kretschmar, Guild President, Mr. Harold Mestyanek, Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Clarke, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Vera Chalmers, 2nd Vice-President, Mrs. Mary Ann O'Connor, Correspond- ing Secretary. On the right is the seventy-fifth Iubilee Committee consisting of, left to right, Mr. William Young, former cadet, Alumni, Mr. Alfred I. Minicola, Advertising, Mr. William Hoerner, General Chairman, Mr. Norton Ioerg, Raffle Chairman. Bottom row: Mrs. Barbara Baker, Secretary, Mrs. Florence Burrows, Ad- vertising, Mrs. Helene Priest, Secretary. fMissing: Mr. Harry Horn, Mr. Iames Feeneyj Standing Guild Corn- mittee Chairmen are: Mrs. Christine Borus, Member- ship, Mrs. Sharon Lynch, Publicity, Mrs. Doris Devine, Hospitality, Mrs. Barbara Baker, Service Chairman. Chapel Christmas Cards To disseminate the art and spirit of the St. Thomas Chapel, the school chooses one theme each year for its Christmas card. In 1962 the Burst of Creation window was used as the motif and in 1963, the statue of St. Thomas. These uniquely beautiful religious cards are created through the combined talents of Sister Amabilis, Don May and the fine craftsmanship of dedicated engravers and printers. The message of one, Oh Happy Fault that Merited so Great a Redeemer is praphrased from THE PAIN OF CHRIST by Gerald Vann, O. P. The Adam and Eve portion of the Burst of Creation window is en- larged to show that without this blessed fault in the Garden of Paradise, God need not have sent Christ to earth to save men and, therefore, there would have been no Christmas. The message of the other is paraphrased from the SUMMA THEOLOGICA, God's Christmas Gift to Men . . . A Mediator . . . . It portrays graphically by word and linear perspective the uniting of Man to God through Christ. These truly inspirational cards live from year to year recalling to rnan the real meaning of Christ's Birth. They are available to parents and friends at the school office. C754 each with envelope,S7.50 a dozen Time moves ever faster. The school loses contact with its students. The exigencies of life take each of us to different places and to varied tasks, all part of the auto- mation of this space age. But the Faculty of the School through letters and public notices have received and recorded the names of the alumni listed below, and in addition, their present addresses. They are available to you upon request. The Administration continues to invite former stu- dents to send a record of their present whereabouts so that all cadet battalions may be kept intact-at least on paper. Knowledge of you, former cadets, and your good lives and works is one of the few earthly joys of your Dominican Sisters. Their prayers and good wishes will always be with you wherever you are. Q' Hs. H ,gaarrvaa . 252' :ii Sorne Former Students of St. Catherine's Rettie, George Alcocer, Richard Anaya, H. R. Arce, Luis Arosemena, Iusto Babb, Raymond Backs, Edward P. Barbeau, Iames Barbeau, Robert Barclay, Frank Barclay, George Barclay, Phil Barclay, Walter Bagues, Manuel Bansbach, Bro. Steve Barnett, William Beecher, William Boonarati, Iack Borchard, Iohn Bowe, Dr. Edward Bronson, Thomas I. Brunet, Edward Burroughs, Paul Buttee, Ioe Cady, George Cahill, Glennon L. Carpenter, Frank Cascio, Leo Cassidy, Iohn Cevallos, Victor M. Chilson, Ricci Clouthier, Oscar Correa, Fernando Cortes, Roberto Loria Cozzo, Christopher Crowder, William Davin, Emile DeuPree, Russell Dipp, Iorge Donaghy, Robert Doyle, Richard C. Drey, Ioseph Feeney, David E. Ferraris, Angelo Filipan, Iames Fitschen, Ierry Foley, Douglas Galindo, Alfonso Garau, Iohn A. Grainger, Lester Haag, Iohn Hansen, Charles Holman, Frank Holmes, Thomas M. Holland, Will Horan, T. I. Hughes, George V. Hughes, Rev. Barnabas Hutflesz, Charles Iamieson, Ronald Lee Ioens, Russell Iohnson, Clark Kast, George Kelly, Michael Keitzman, Edward Olivares, Iorge Pack, Dennis Parker, B. B. Pedley, Devereux Pena, Luis Perschl, Rev. Nicholas Pinger, Robert Pirosch, Iay Polito, Eugene Polito, Dr. S. R. Lacayo, Carlos Aroseniena Landell, Ernest Langenkamp, Robert Langone, Dennis Ludwig, Edmund McCafferty, Iohn McGarry, Patrick McNeil, Earle Maclntyre, Patrick Maciha, Iohn Mandeville, Leo Martinez, Rev. Frederick Mateus, Hernan Mattis, Dr. G. E. Merhab, Marlan Miller, Walter E. Mills, Robert Miles, Robert Monteverde, Miguel Montes, Dr. Rudolfo Niederauer, Rev. George Nolan, Rev. William Rossmann, Lee Saba, William Saidy, Gilbert Sawaya, Anthony Schneider, Robert Schandel, Roger Sein, Charles Shafer, Arnold Sidenfaden, Thomas Spilo.tro, Phil Steves, Thomas Teran, Iudge Carlos Thatch, Michael Tirado, Miguel Tostado, Victor Tuttle, William S. Uribe, Frank Vega, Rafael Velez, Armando Vitale, Rev. Anselmo Wagner, Richard Wagner, Robert Whitcher, Dr. Iohn R VVhitehill, Richard Wilkinson, Iames D. VVillcox, George Willis, Thomas I. Young, Roy Young, William I. Zapata, Claudio Zapata, Patricio Zerwick, Ioseph Captain William I. Young, Marine Corps, 1958, VVashington, D. C. Excerpts from a Letter of a Former Cadet Through thirty event-filled years, from Parris Island to Pearl Harbor, to Guadalcanal, to Okinawa, to Ameri- can Samoa, to Korea-Captain Young carried memories of St. Catherines - a school he called home His war record is written in the front lines of the American Marines. He spent thirty-one months in the Pacific battleground and from the fox holes wrote daily letters to his wife in California. One letter, dated October 6, 1958 fthe year of the photograph, abovej was addressed to Sister Verona, Prioress of St. Catherines, his first home. What he says in this letter so beautifully expresses the fulfillment of the highest dreams of the Dominican Sisters for their cadets, that they have asked his permission to quote it in part- believing that his thoughts might help to encourage other Sisters and other cadets of the future. 0 . Mr. William Young with his wife live in Santa Ana where he is a successful business man. After twenty-five years in the Marine Corps he returned to California and graduated with honors and an A.A. degree from Santa Ana College. He was awarded a B.A. degree from Orange County College in 1962. He is now president of the newly formed Alumni Association Dear Sister Prioress, . . . . I do not feel that the honors paid me are mine. Rather, I was a symbol of all the boys that ever attended St. Catherine's. I feel that somehow Cod has chosen me to be the recipient in their name. There are many, many boys to whom this honor would have been more deserving. . . . In all these years I had never really left St. Catherines. I have treasured all the little mementoes of my childhood there. The rosary I carry, the holy pic- tures in my prayerboolc admonishing me to pray hard and to make a good man of myself and signed by one or more of the good Sisters who gave them to me, a bronze medal I won in athletics, and even the orna- ments from the collar of my cadet uniform. . . . I was placed in your school at the age of two and a half and stayed until I was about fifteen years old. I knew no other home .... I have a very vivid recollection of my boyhood days there. My memory has been good because the education I received was good and proved valuable to me on many occasions during my life. . . . when I applied for enlistment in the Marines, . . . entrance to the Corps was very restricted. The Los Angeles district had a quota of only two men per month. There were many applicants. I was chosen im- mediately upon applying and ahead of many others because of my neatness, appearance, and military bear- ing. I was nineteen then and that was in 1932. Later as I received recruit training, I was made squad leader in my platoon because I displayed leadership ability and knew the drill movements. . . . A few years later I was assigned to a battleship and was promoted to corporal 'because I could read, write, and spell better, could understand orders better, because I had a better education than the other men with whom I was competing. And so it was all through my Marine Corps career. Even when I became a com- missioned officer, I still felt that my early training at St. Catherines was at the root of my achievement. . . . As a leader of men in wartime in close combat, I had strong moral courage, and even though my body sensed fear in moments of danger, my spirit was strong as it has always been because of the thorough religious training I had received as a child at St. Catherines. , . . . the memory I have of helping Sister Wendelina repair shoes, of helping to paint the porches, working in the laundry, in the garden, serving as an altar boy, running the silent movie projector, going to the beach in trucks, the summer I spent at Catalina Island camp, . . . stealing oranges, cutting my thumb on the bread slicer. Do children have so much fun and experience today as we did then? I often wonder. . . . VVhen I returned for a visit you made me feel that this lifelong dream I had was not a dream but a reality, something that is still living .... Sincerely, WILLIAM I. YOUNG SOUTHERN CALIFORIVIA WATER COMPANY LOS.ANGELES 44,CALIFORNLA PHILIP F. WALSH PRESIDENT Dear Sister Amabilis: It gives me a great sense of satisfaction to be a part of St. Catherine's 75th Jubilee Celebration. My eight year asso- ciation with the School has been most rewarding and enjoyable. I am deeply grateful for all of the efforts made by the School and faculty towards molding the spiritual, moral and educational fiber of m young son Philip. There is no question in my mind that he will be a better man because of this background and train ing in his formative years. I extend my heartiest congratulations to all of the good Dominican Sisters at St. Catherine's, not only those now resident but all who have contributed so importantly in the past. May you all find the Divine guidance to carry on your great work in the future. The world needs the essential elements you provide the youths under your guidance and care. Sincerely, f-w X . Sister M. Amabilis, O.P., Prioress St. Catherine's Military School 215 North Harbor Boulevard Anaheim, California BENEFACTORS Rrchard Baggott Class 31 Barbara Z Baker Cadets W Mark Baker an Mrchael I Baker and Mrs B111 Barnett Cadet Bob Barnett and Mrs Lours Bellson and Mrs Edward Burke Mrs L A Burrows Cadet Mrchael Cox r and Mrs Harold Connor Cadet Corporal George Connor and Mrs Don Corturn Cadets Harry Cottam Telford Cottam Peter Cottam and Anthony Cottam and Mrs Calvm C Crawford Cadets Clyde Crawford and Lvle Crawford and Mrs Iames I Feeney Former Cadet Daud I' Feenev Cl959I and Mrs Vrncent Fortuna Cadets Thomas Fortuna and Trmothv Fortuna and Mrs Arnold M Haguewood Cadet Steven Haguewoocl r and Mrs VVrll1am 1 Hoemcr Cadet Corporal Gregory Hoerncr and Mrs Harry I Horn Cadet Rlckx VVr1ght and Mrs U Stewart Iones Cadet Chrrstopher L Iones T e Foster C Keller Famrly Cadet Chrrstopher Keller and Mrs Robert I Kretschmar Cadet Robert Kretschmar Carlos and Iusto Aroscmena Lacayo C1937 43I Cadet Patrrck D Lynch H F and H V McKmstry Mr and Mrs Andrew Mrkla Cadet Andrew Mrkla Dr Mart1nI Mrller The Mrlls Brothers 1' l' I and Mrs A I Mrnrcola Cadet Alfred Mrnrcola and Mrs R B Morse Former Cadets Robert B and Mrs I R Pruma Cadet Robert Pruma and Mrs Paxge Prrest Cadet Parge Prrest Eugemo Rodrrguez Cadet Eugemo Rodrrguez and Mrs Frank Rose Cadet Iohn Rose and Mrs Clarence Ross and Mrs Leslre H Rouse Cadet Leslre Rouse and Mrs Ernest Schworck Cadet Mark Schworck Crarg Scudder Iohn Scudder Mark Scudder Mr and Mrs Bernard Semlcr Cadet Bruce Semler VV R Srdenfaden 'Ihomas Srdenfaden Mr and Mrs W E Soderberg Cadet Robert Socrerberg The Taggc Famrlv Phrlrp F Walsh Cadet Plulrp VValsh The Walthall Famrly Cadet Mark I Weber Phrl and Roberta Vthrte Cadet Lvndon Morrrs and Donald G Morse Lt Cdr and Mrs H M Wxederholt Cadet Mark Wrederholt Former Cadet Lvnn Wrederholt Mr and Mrs Iames Young Claudro Zapata G Patncro Zapata G ' Mr. . . . u .' ' l rl ' d ' , ' Mr. . . . M . . Ir., . r. . Mr. . ' I ' Mr. . Mr' ,A ' , ' M , ' 1' . M . . Dr. . Dr. . ' Mr. . . M. . Q ' . Mr. . ' . - M . . Mr. . . I 4 ' Ierry F. Fitschen Class 51 Mr. . ' , Dr. . . , , ' M. . 1 ' ' 4. - Mr. . , .. Mr. A . I . ' ' . ., I h 1 . . ' n Mr. . . I 7 ' '. PATRON S Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Abeyta Cadet Timothy Abeyta Dr. and Mrs. Charles Acheson Arrow Way Fumiture, San Bernardino Bee Industries, Ltd., South Gate Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Iolrn Bentley Cadet Edward Dzielsky Mrs. Sandra Y. Berard Cadet William Berard Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beyer Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Busse Cadet Warren Busse Cadet Paul Cacia Mr. Bob Luis Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. G. F. Madden Martin Farmers Insurance Group De La Pena Martinez and Mrs. George Q. Mathews Cadets Michael and Tracy Mathews and Mrs. Earle V. McNeil and Mrs. Harold E. Mestyanek Cadets Harold and Iames Mestyanek and Mrs. Wm. A. Oakes and Mrs. Iohn O'Connor Cadet Michael O'Connor Iose Luis Plasencia Vasquez Cadet Luis Plasencia de la Mora Pauline Walsh Putnam Frank L. Carpenter The Cimarusti Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Clarke Cadet Donald Clarke Captain and Mrs. Richard G. Connelly Cadet Ioseph K. Des Lauriers Cadet Raymond T. Devine, Ir. Dr. and Mrs. Eymard L. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Marvin I-I. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Esposito Cadet Ralph Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Hall Mrs. Mary Harman Cadet William Harman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Relock Cadet Gregory Sable Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Ricart Dr. and Mrs. T. Rowinski Cadets Guy and Iustin Rowinski Sr. Iaime Sahagun Cadet Iaime Sahagun Mr. Francisco Iose Sanchez Cadet Iose Alfrido Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Saterlic Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Saverino Scotty Photography, Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shoobs Mr. and Mrs. M. Sorenson Cadet Halden Sorenson Cadet Ieffrey Stueve Cadets Frederick Hernandez and Edward Hemandez Mr. and Mrs. Norton C. Ioerg Cadet Norton Ioerg Dr. and Mrs. Iames I. Klobucar Major and Mrs. Fred D. Kuhlmann Cadet S. Andrew Kuhlmann Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Larcus Cadet Cary P. Larcus Mr. and Mrs. Alvin R. Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Iean F. Loubet Dr. and Mrs. Iules Tabris Cadet Iules Tabris Omer and Norma Travers and Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wagner Miss Lorraine P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Watson Cadet Robert A. Watson, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Witlcowslci Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Wittman and Mrs Frank A Aschenbrenner Cadet Robert W Aschenbrenner and Mrs Porflrro P Ayuyao Ir Mrs Irene Brery Cadet Edward A Brery III T e Bonnell Famrly Mrs Katherme Broderlck Cadet Charles Schulthels Cadet Bnan Brovs n Ceorge W Carter Mr and Mrs Edwxn L Clement Cadet Davxd Clement Mr and Mrs Maxwell F Cool. Cadet Rzchard Corpron Txe Crabrll Chrldren Mrs Mary Danford and Mrs A L Dooley Cadet Iames Dooley and Mrs Iames R Ewoldt Cadet Davrd C Ewoldt Iorge Manuel Cabrlel Mrs Claire Geer Ioseplr S Gerosa Cadet Charles A Gerosa Mrs Veronxca GlbbOHS and Famrly and Mrs T F C-oggms and Mrs Kenneth Hampson Cadet Wayne Scott Hampson r and Mrs A I Hochmuth and Mrs Bryan Hunt Robert R Kraszewslu O D DONORS Cadet Anthony Macreyowskr Mrs Mary Mayse Cadet Xavrer Mavse I L McGu1re and Iean E McGu1re Mrs Margaret Melsmger r and Mrs Raymond F Mrcallef Cadets Kenneth and Rrchard Mrcallef and Mrs M R Mrller Cadet Ray Mrller and Mrs Cyrrl Mrrkovlch Cadet Davxd Mxrkovxch and Mrs Louxs C Noto Cadet B11an Noto lyrs Mane C Olsen Cadet Georg Olsen r and Mrs Ioseph VV Ott Dennrs Peters and Ann Peters Mr and Mrs Paul Prehtz Cadet Paul Prehtz Mr and Mrs Patrlck F Rettlg Sr Mrs Ehzabeth A Schulthers Cadet W1Il1am Schulthers Maryorre K Schunclt Cadet Michael Sprung and Family The 'Thun ey Fanuly Mr and Mrs Ioseph Trrpodr Cadet Ioseph V 'lrrpodx Armand I Valez Class Z1 Mr and Mrs Paul Wack Cadet Iohrl Kfllmm9Y Cadet Stephen Wack Mr. . . ' ' ' Mr. . ' ' . , . I ' 1 ll ' M . .. 1 . ' ' Mr. . . U . ' W I Mr. I . . A . ' . u H I . Mr. .I ' . 1 ' l 1.. ' . , M . . . Mr. and Mrs. S. C. De Weese, Ir. Mr. . . . A Mr. . .' . Mr. . . . ' A L 4 Mr. . 4 R - M . . . . ' Mr. . .I U Dr. . ', . . Alex Foods, Inc. ....,,.....,.,,..,..,..,.,,,, . Allied Fence 81 Supplies, Inc, ,.,.,,,...,,, . American Bldg. Maintenance Co. .....,.... . American Pipe and Construction Co. .... . Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Anaheim Andy's A Auto Parts, Inc. ...........,,.,,,,,. , Dodge .............,.,..,...,,,..,....,,,,. Drapery and Curtain Co. ...... . Office Furniture ..................,,,, Savings and Loan Assn. ..,..,.... . Service 81 Radiator Repair ........ Travel Agency, Inc. ............... . Truck 81 Transfer Co. ...... .- 81 W Drive In ............................... Anthony's Draperies 81 Interiors, Inc. ...... . Arcadia Par 3 Golf Course ........................ Aunt Iem1ma's Kitchen ..................,..... Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Backs .......... Backs, Troutman 81 Kaulbars Mortuary Baggott CSI Troutman ..................................... Barbara Z. Baker ............................ L. M. Banks Packing House ........ The Barclay Brothers .................. Bill Barnett Chevrolet ............. I. H. Baxter 81 Co. ............ . Belisle's Restaurants ................. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bellson ....... Benner Sheet Metal, Inc. .............. . The Anthony S. Berlin Family ........ R. I. Berry ........................................ Betterley's Hardware ................... Big Tree Winery ................. Blue Buoy Swim School ....... Botts Nursery .................... Bristol Drug Co., Inc. ..... . The Bulletin ................................. Carl's Char Broiler Restaurant ....... Casey-Beckman Pontiac, Inc. ...... . Chungking Cafe ........................... Cla-Val Co. ..................................... . Commercial De Sinaloa, S. A. ..... . Cone Bros. Chevrolet ............. Cone-O'Connor Mortuary ......... Consalvo's Footwear ................. Dr. and Mrs. Don Cortum Charles P. Crowley Co. .... . Davies Bakery ................................................... .- George Davis and Clifford Guggenheim Dayton Foundry ............................................. Delaney Bros. Seafoods Co., Inc. .......... . Delco-Remy ............................................ Desert Pipeline Construction Co. .......... . Desmond's ....... 3 ................................................ Dixie Cup Division -American Can Co. ...... . Olive M. Duling Furs ................................ ADVERTISER INDEX PAGE 56 57 53 62 57 50 53 87 54 53 52 57 55 82 56 50 60 52 88 60 62 59 81 77 81 65 65 77 63 64 69 67 64 69 60 66 68 64 65 63 69 64 68 68 62 96 68 66 61 81 39 49 63 The Earl's Plumbing, Inc. ....... . Electra Motors, Inc. ................... . Engineering Contractors, Inc. .... . Ermisch Cleaners ........................ Chas. A. Estey, Inc. ..................... . Excelsior Creamery Co. Ltd. ....... . First Federal Savings and Loan ..... Flamingo Mobile Lodge ............... Dr. Wm. Fleischman .................... Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fortuna ....... Foster's Bee Line Service .................. French Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners ....... Fullerton Furniture Co. .................. . Fullerton Savings and Loan Assn. .... . Iose Gallego .................................... Ganahl Lumber Co. ................. . Gates of the Desert Lodge ...... Richard W. Gay ............................ Gillette's .............................................. Gillogly-Donegan Funeral Home ........... PAGE 63 72 52 72 70 69 98 72 49 72 67 58 73 98 70 46 71 73 73 78 66 Glacier Falls Ice Skating ............................. -...-.---- Glendale Federal Savings 81 Loan Assn. Gourmet Restaurants - Disneyland Hotel ....... .......... 4 7 Grover Escrow Corporation ..................... 70 89 109 74 Gu1sepp1's Pizza ..................... .................... Dr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Haguewood ....... .......... 7 3 Sven Harberg ......................................... .... Hardin Oldsmobile, Inc. ..... . Hartel, Inc. ................................. . Pete Hemandez Barber Shop ,..... Heying's Rexall Drugs ................ Hilgenfeld Mortuary .............. Hobart, Banta 81 Hardy ............ Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hoerner ...... Home Savings gl Loan .............. 76 109 109 78 78 70 49 Home Town Printers ................ ---------- 4 3 Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Horn ................... ---------- 3 8 Horn Propane, Inc. ..................................----- ---------. 7 9 Huntington Park First Savings 81 L02r1 -.----. ---------- 44 Hurst Iewelers ....................................---------,--- ---------- 9 3 The Independent Bank ........ Interstate Bakeries Corp. ............. . Warren W. Iaycox Disposal Co. Iohns-Manville .......................-........... 80 98 74 41 99 Iames Iones Co. ............................. . Walter O. Iungkelt ................ -------- 1 09 The Foster C. Keller Family ........... ------ 7 9 Keystone Savings 81 Loan Assn. ............. ........ 1 06 Roy L.',Kirk's Landscape Nursery ......... ------- 3 9 Knott's Berry Farm .....................-...------------- ------------ -'----- 5 3 Kric Enterprises, Inc. ..............................--..---- -------.---------- 9 0 Kwikset Division, The American Hdwe. Corp. .........,.. 86 ADVERTISER INDEX PAGE Carlos and Iusto Arosemena Lacayo La Paz Mexrcan Restaurants H C Lawson Co The H D Lee Company Inc Le Vecke Corp Loly jeweler Los Alamltos Race Course E C Losch Co Inc Lund and Sons Co Mahoney 85 Sons Marse Inn Martenet Hardware Mater Der Hrgh School McCoy Drug Co McCoy Motor Co H F 81 H V MCK1UStTy Mrchaels Martxn I Mrller D D S The M1lls Brothers Mr and Mrs A I MlHlCOl3 Mrtchell s Grfts Mobrle Radro Inc Rex Monger 84' Assocrates Morse Decals Mr and Mrs Harold W Muckenthaler Mutual Crtrus Products Co Nelson Dye Constructron Inc Drs Nelson 81 Hollmgsworth Optometrrsts Neptune Meter Co Norton s Cape Cod House Paclfrc Hawauan Products Co Sam B Pearce Inc Peek Famrly Colomal Funeral Home Permanente Cement Company Wrllram I Phrlhps P1ctor1al House Otto Pomper Sz Sons Premrere Alummum Products Pressel Rogers Sz Pressel Pnscrlla Cake Box Rancho Smorgas Bute Carl Rau Realtor Norm Reeves Inc Phll Renlck Cadrllac Regal Constructron Co Revere House Dr and Mrs Frank Rose Mr and Mrs Clarence Ross Rossmoor Corporatron Mr and Mrs Leshe H Rouse Royal Farms Daxry Royal P1pel1ne Constructlon Co Hudson Roysher S E Rykoff Sz Co Samtary Bottle Co St Bomface Church St Catherrne s Mlhtary School Alumnr A St Columban Church St Iohn of God Nursrng Hosprtal Srsters of St Ioseph St Iude HOSP1t3l St Marys Church Santa Ana Tent 85 Awnmg Co Santa Ana Savmgs and Loan Assn Santa Marla Guest Home The Schmrtt Famrly Securrty Flrst Natronal Bank Selman Chevrolet Co Mr and Mrs B H Semler Servrte Hxgh School Sesma Cleaners Smlth Reafsnyder Furnxture Co Southern Calrforma VVater Co Southland Apartment Corp Marcus P South dz Assocrates Sprrngs Tryle VValL Shoes S R Steffy Burck Stuart Contarner Corp S dz S Prrnters The Tagge laamrly Taylor Lumber Co Taylor 81 Thornton Tops Chemrcal Co Troutman Sz Scholz Twentreth Century Plurnbrng Co nc Unrted Calrfornra Bank Unlted 'l BA Sales Inc The Vrkmgs Walker s Coffee Shop and Drnzng Room The Walthall Famrly Markl Weber Western Arrlrnes Western Concrete 81 Equrpment Co Western VVater Works Supply Co West Fullerton Shoppmg Center Phxl and Roberta Whrte Lt Cdr and Mrs H M Wrederholt Wmtroath Operatrons Y L Cleaners Mr and Mrs Iames Young Claudlo Zapata Zeph s Drugs PACE ssoclatron 114 5 .,,,.',,,,.,,.,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,, 90 ,,,,,,........................... ................................. 9 3 ' ,.,..,.....,............,,.................. 90 . . . ...................................-------- -------------- - 99 ' ' ' 'ffffffffffffflfffffffffffgg ' - --------------------------------------- ------'-'------'--- 7 5 . ................................................................ 102 - ' , , ,, -----------'-'-------'-------- 1 ------------ . 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' . ..........,..,,,,.,,,.,,..,.,,.,,,,,,,., Sl ' I -'- - ' U ' ' ............................................................ ss ' ...............,................................................ 103 ' ' ' . .................................... 93 ' ........,...........................................................,. 107 REUBEN P HUGHES Pacific Hawaiian Products Company 360 soutu-u AcAcnA Avenue FULLEIRTON, CALIFORNIA Sister Amabilis, O.P. St. Catherine's Military Academy 215 North Harbor Boulevard Anaheim, California Dear Sister Amabilis: It is with a great deal of pleasure that I offer my congratulations to you and the Sisters of St. Catherine's on this occasion of your 75th Anniversary of teaching the youth entrusted to your care. Although we have not been in a parent-teacher relation, I have had the benefit of your friendship and I appreciate the many favors and prayers bestowed upon me and my family. Sincerely, RPH:ra APPAREL FOR MEN WOMEN BOYS N E S SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STORES Slster Mary Amabilis, Prloress St Cather1ne's Military School 215 North Harbor Blvd Anaheim, Californla, Dear Slster Mary Amab1lis Your many friends at Desmond's w1sh to extend to you, the members of your Connnunity, and Magor Chas A Schmitt our heartiest congatulations on St Catherine's Seventy fifth Annlvensary We are most grateful and proud to have been associated w1th the school in furnishing UI11fOI'II1S for the cadets over the past thirty nlne years Our every w1sh for your continued success Sincerely DESMOND' 5Z2fCglLLw4M4 ' FRED B. HUESMAN P R E s I D E N T FBH!mb 616 S BROADWAY ' 7th 81 HOPE 0 5500 WILSHIRE 0 CRENSHAW 8- STOCKER 0 WESTWOOD 0 PASADENA 0 LONG BEACH' SANTA ANA PALM SPRINGS 0 FASHION SQUARE, SHERMAN OAKS 0 FASHION CENTER, WEST COVINA 0 WHITTWOOD SHOPPING CENTER, WHITTIER O O I' VI' Q ' SY ,f N' 9 , .1 's 1 A OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT: 616 SOUTH BROADWAY, LOS ANGELES 'I4 ' TELEPHONE MADISON 5-7484 . O l , c ' . 1 1 ' ' 1 S Best Wishes to our friendly neighbors from ST. BONIFACE CHURCH 505 West Center Street Anaheim Congratulations to the Dominican Sisters THE SCHMITT FAMILY MAJOR AND ANGELA MARILYN IMrs. John CyprienI CAPTAIN THOMAS IU. S. ArmyI SUSAN IMrs. Basil PouIosI ELIZABETH IMrs.Dar1ieI CIeaII GRETCHEN 'kiiktitttt Congratulations St Catherines For '1 mlhtary school or a manufacturmg enterpnse the 75th year rs a mrlestone It represents substantral achrevernent In salutmg St Cathennes Mrlrtary School we at johns Man vrlle recall when our 75th mxlestone was reached 1n 1933 At that tlme our Trans1te asbestos cement pxpe was a youngster going on frve Today th1s product IS used 111 mrle after mlle of underground mams It serves our C1t16S our mdustrres and ln rmportant ways our m1l1tary estabhshment It IS xncluded ln the specx Alr Force It rs ln the Navys desxgn cntena M pipes whrch now rnclude plastlc as well as asbestos cement 'are used in water marns wastes disposal frre protec tron dralnage and 1rr1g1t1on to clte but a few Clt helps mrrxgate the athletxc frelds and parade grounds of the U S Arr Force Academyj Iohns Manwlle Plpe DIVISIOD P O Box D Lon Beach 10 Cahorma 'ir 'A' I ' ! O ficatihns of the .Corps of Engineers, U.. S.. Army and Army . 2 'ki'ir'ki'i ki k'k'k'k'k Compliments of Martin J. Miller, D. D.S T H A N K Y 0 U The Father of One of the Cadets Q ZafZQ'zkza Q W wh QAM We A-56229324 W - V . M , .., ,A,, .,4 .,,, , , ,, I? v v. 1.1 QA' hs... .. ......... Q Q ' .,.......,...,,., v9'o'sQD Q' Y' - e 't': :if ' 235' fzfwhfwfdwff HUNTINGTON PARK -Z-6 1?l3Ji IATION2 W Main Ojice HUNTINGTON PARK SOUTH GATE OFFICE BELL-MAYWOOD OFFICE 2650 Zoe at Rita 4-240 Tweedy Blvd. 6250 Atlantic Blvd. LUdl0w 3-1541 Lorain 4-4551 LUCll0w 1-6151 Robert L. Lynch, president PATRICK DANIEL LYNCH THE BARCLAY BROTHERS Phl Besf Wishes fo Sf. Cafherine's Walter George Frank i Everything for the Home Builder GANAHL LUMBER CO 501 East Lincoln Avenue ANAHEIM Phone 772-5444 IN ANAHEIM SINCE IQO4 H47 Food Maglc by . a ,-l.:k7u -Pk 776-6000 Rught of Disneyland-enter through mom goto... Gourmet is across the street from the magic Kingdom itself. SANTA ANA FREEWAY AT HARBOR Bl.VD.vANAl'IElM Z' .I f5f5ii'1'Zg3l?g. f cg Ei L 4 'f f h ji sin JE .ff X 5:56 'ii new X z Su .J ,Q Q If yi gg-J -'TB xr ,Liga v-.f Ag xx gif, Bo 0 ' ,ny x E Eg- 1 U -A -I -V V ,- iEgj'l3i3ig'::1 2,3 . JK- V' . ,, I .!.. , ., mg A . , ,X ' ' .. A 'i In H I ,Lf .,-,V,li ,Q-42:-1f:Z'-gi-'---' -L ll ',lli'. l, 1 HG XGJWN ll l ,PN i ...A- '1' ,ff 4 -- 2 1 , ' - . 1 E 5:-14 , iul 'll 1 pm RS In X I l ii I? ' ,:-.1-,gf L-Il l ' ,lf I I W x 'F , ?' .,,, ,. ,,,.,., ,,,,, , , ,,, . ,ly kg.-5 .ef 3, . N - -T2 if - , 1,746-9 A1357-FTQ1 Me-1 fXff:9fv , -52-35:15 3 Fl '- X 'freebie--H1-f ' ZJW- iff Ii ,.w95f-.Q 4? ' .. ,ef slr- ig, 1-'e'ff5Y5ae5. Y .lm-'ml'-llgllllll-llUlll-U'-llnllgllllu-H-llllml ,xr-X lIRu'l nmm l-llll lllllllil .. I . ,,- , T .f , :- -mii- Uacz qfame , , . AS OF JUNE, 1964 our new location will be 506 East Lincoln Avenue Anaheim, California Teleeeeee 1-loME-Tovvm 535-4 7 PRINTERS 338 West Lincoln, Anaheim, Colifornio Dr. Wm. Fleischman Optometrist - Contact Lenses Brookhurst Shopping Center 2239K W. Ball Road ANAHEIM Congratulations to St. Catherine's Military School on their Diamond Jubilee Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold W. Muckenihaler Best Wishes DIXIE cup mvlsloN AMERICAN CAN COMPANY 901 E South Street Anaheim California HOME SAVINGS OFFICES servmg H ME SAVINGS OVVIS Orange County ANAHE 211 E Lincoln Ave SANTA ANA 819 N Main St ST CATHERINE S MILITARY SCHOOL in Qelelyifatmg BUENA PARK 8010 Beach Blvd GARDEN GROVE 11922 Brookhurst St LA MIRA 15128 E Rosecrans Ave Other ofIices 1n Los Angeles Imam offlcej Arcadia Barstow Beverly Hills SAVINGS JCIlfIlfIlU6'lf'S6llfy AN LOAN ASSOCIATION PEACE 0F MIND SINCE I889 Burbank Compton Enclno Glendale Highland Park Holly wood Huntington Park Lake wood Long Beach Pasadena Pomona Studio City Torrance Vlctorvllle Whittier HX 331 ATHCTICH S I.4HI'gCSt Assets over SIA Bzll I I IM 9 . 0 . . I I DA Q : al 'Z . - ' out th .. S s V, , ' . uf I D ' 'fu ' F 1 F W I v R -an ur W I ' I . W F . .. 1 1' ' ' v , . . ANAHEIM DODGE . X Dodge, Dart, 880, Polara a js Trucks Aunt I JMBQTQI I I WITH PRICES STARTING B Kitchelnx A5 LOW A5 ll ' Ii ,Oy 1120 South Los Angeles Street ' At Ball Road PROSPECT LIKE 'Zena llama' ST. CATHERlNE'S WILL ALWAYS BE NEEDED CONGRATULATIONS from Rex Manger 8. Associates, 207 EAST 8th STREET, Santa Ana Paige Priest Tony Tirico 542-3196 George Razor who specialize in Development Land Ranches Investment Property CADET PAIGE PRIEST C Congratulations to atherine's Military School MR. and MRS. LESLIE H. ROUSE AND SON Best Wishes to St. Catherine's Military School THE MILLS BROTHERS Best Wishes from PERMANENTE CEMENT CUMPAN Y With Warmest Wishes To The Class of 1964 Lon and Marnette Peek Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home Compliments of ANAH E 'M nAcKs, moumum a. KAuisAns TRAVEL AGENCY INC. MORTUARY 433 West Lincoln Avenue Founded by Ferdinand Backs 1871 Anaheim, California For Travel - Anywhere C. RAYMOND KIRK Vice - President and Pkgspegl- 4-5070 Managing Director MAdison 6-6180 fFrorn L. AJ G N I AMEN- xv 921 S e fs R .. ,-1? Of 5 1617 West La Palma at Euclid Anaheim 772-1617 ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS, INC. Specializing in Construction of Water Systems 8736 Palm Avenue MEl'CUlf 0-3118 Bellflower, California NEVUCIU 6-5741 ffaem S TE TILE STORE KEystnne 5-3400 Serving Anaheim Since 1948 Kiystone 5.3286 ' Custom Draperies - Imnrnrnns 0 Dress fabrics and notions , 0 GAS TANKS ' 0 GASULINE ' MUFFLERS ff ,fx , 2 glam? XT 0 QW: Q Ready-made draperies ' Curtains 0 Bedspreads ' ' v TAILPIPES 'f' TRES 0 Drapery hardware CALL NUW f H n I 3,,,,,ffe a0,f2eF,f,f0E2tff,2ate X I ANAHEIM SERVICE s. RADIATOR REPAIR pp 29510 PERYZCURTAIN At Corner of Cypress 81 N Los Angeles Sts North Orange Countys ln Slgnal Servlce Stahon Leadlflg Drapery Sfvre Ioa E LINCOLN ANAHEIM Use your Bankamencard neu' Bunk of Amefml Two years to pay 301 N Los Angeles Sl' GENE KAN NARD Anahelm Callfornla SEE OUR DRAPES THROUGHOUT THE ANNEX Stephen KGnnOrd Post pupils R ho d Konnord DEW! Konnord St Bonlfoce School HAROLD KBUDJ CONNOR Assr GEN MANAGER 1 4181 921 EAST 61 I STREET LOS ANGELES 1 CALIF fi' MERICAN UILDING AINTENANCE co CADET GEORGE CONNOR ' I . . , f . . , , - ' . . . . 1 ' I I Over ' ' Yann ADums - s I in WorId's Largest Janilorial Contraclo 1.1. :lil - 'r..lE-I, 4 REGAL CONSTRUCTION CO. III74 Pipeline Avenue Pomona, California Phone l7'I4l NAI-ional 2-4160 ANAHEIM SAVINGS and Loan Association Personalized financial service to Orange County for more than 43 years v Savings Q Loans 0 Collections Q A 0 Escrow Q- - Refinancin X x ' Q . F' A-YU gb'Uf ' Pfesidenf MAIN OFFICE: 187 w. Lincnin Ave., Anaheim, Calif. - vii 2-1532 ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION BRANCH OFFICE: 411 Main si., Huntington Beach, Calif. - LE 6-6591 FRESH MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS DAILY F ROM ROYAL FARMS TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU SUMO And South Gate 4006 W Westminster 9923 Atlantic Blvd Call JE 1 2185 Call NE 8 4161 ROUTE SERVICE TO YOUR DOOR ANDYS A8nW DRIVE IN Lemon and E Orangethorpe Ave LA 6 9253 Fullerton Look for the Bright Orange Bulldlng IN 0 Pure Beef Hamburgers French Fraes Hot Dogs Pastraml IS Shrimp Tacos Pizza Car Service after 5 P M Cadet Andrew Mlkla Featurmg The Burger Famlly papa mama burger urggr Sv 0 , N-sam. mf f Q-3'- -': baby TEE N gummy gl U' I I A Suze for Every Appetrte A Prrce for Every Purse Take Them Anyplace HOT In Fool Bags' I - I ' - -- by - S-rf J 'II 5 I+fT0'1fff'?'fo . ' . ' .um Ph 0 ' o 0 ' ' . 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Santa Ana KE 5-7884 0 KI 2-6805 FRENCH LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS EARL RYAN for free pick up and delivery phone PR 2-4800 from Beach Cities phone 530-2336 The Cleanest Number in Town Plant at 605 EAST LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM Everyone is guaranteed a strike of real gold out where there are over 200 acres of entertainment, shopping. and world famed eating. Mrs. Knott's Chicken Dinner Restaurant Open Daily The Steak House Open Daily KNUTTS Ellllflwl On Beach Blvd. QI-Iighway 395, 2 miles south of the Santa Ana Freeway, Buena Park, Calif. 1i.llJ!l1 !I11lrq'l'1! Q' lv., CEFYI. . Y1l.!,El'F' open every day till 9:00 p.m. crows as ever You can buy them at the I M rs. Knott's .I ams and Jellies are as deli- ! 2 Farm-or at your favorite food store. Compliments Bill Barnett Chevrolet COMPTON BILL BARNETT - - - CLASS OF 1943 BOB BARNETT --- CLASS OF 1964 NE 93060 SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE 1923 E -ar' i n . .M ,' -.mm .111 14111255 h i :l'll7lliiiii l'11f 'QQ ' I '-I1 W -3 Q, gr' - ini ruii L on iii! 1 .11 I iiiiiine ,Q W5 M .,i.j,!'l! ,if 'i.i.iJif7iE.3il,iiAg,'. H iiiii i iiilpi Iiiiil I lliz. ' 1iiiiiIiiiii. SANTACI ANA SAVINGS an oem association North Main at 15th Street 0 Santa Ana, California 0 Klmberly 7-7571 8101 Stanton Avenue Buena Park, California JAckson 75192 Cadet W. Mark Baker Cadet Michael J. Baker Compliments of BARBARA Z. BAKER MR. and MRS. Certified Shorthand Reporter EDWARD P. BACKS DEPUSITIIJNS CIJNVENTIUNS ' HEARINGS CONFERENCES Telephone l7l4l 532-3266 P. O. Box 2306 Orange, California CARL'S CHAR BROILER RESTAURANT Coffee Shop and Car Service 1200 NORTH HARBOR O ANAHEIM CARL'S JR. CHAR BROILED BURGERS TEN LOCATIONS Orange and Los Angeles Counties Compliments of Karcher Enterprises 12 3 45 6 7 891011121314151617181920212223242526 ABGDEFGHIJKLMNDPQRSTUVWXYZ 'Q4 15 25 15 21 5141015 25 191512229147 161815 212 5131999 Sure you do. tYou just did.J You're curious. You have an inquiring mind. You're very fortunate. In- quiring minds have a lot more fun than if-it-was- good-enough-for-my-father-it's-good-enough-for- me-type minds. l Take a look at the young scien- tists at Delco-Remy's Research and Engineering Center in Anderson. They solve problems using everything from an electron microscope that can magnify the diameter of a human hair to a width of 150 feet to an instrument that can cut an inch of material into a million parts. They work side by side with other scientists who are developing things like electronic ignition systems for cars and control devices for missiles and rockets. l Beginning to think research can be fun? You're right. If you en- joyed your high school science courses, perhaps you should think about making a career in research. Don't get the idea that it'll be a snap, though. You'll need to tackle a lot of preparatory study and hard work in college. But if you've got what it takes, maybe we can get. together sometime and play around with a new discovery or two. Delco Rerny t 0 Anderson, Indiana Division of General Mo ors Best Wishes to St. Catherine's Military School Congratulations St. Catherine's Military School L. 1VI. Banks Packing House Diamond Jubilee 500 South Claudino Anaheim DR. AND MRS. FRANK ROSE KE 5-6081 Cadet John Rose Congratulations DAVIES BAKERY American Pipe and Consiruciion Co. Southern California Division Santa Ana Plant South Gate Plant 2501 West Fifth Street 4635 Firestone Boulevard I'f rn' S th Gate alifornia Santa Ana, Ca I o IC ou , C Telephone KI 2-4713 Telephone LA 1-4304 165 West Lincoln Avenue, Anaheim KE 5-4611 Drs. Nelson and Hollingsworth OPTOMETRISTS 114 North Lemon Street, Anaheim Day or Nite Phone 772-3470 Open 7 Doys 0 Week The EARL S PLUMBING INC PLUMBING ond HEATING SALES ond SERVICE EARL V NELLESEN President 1544 West Lincoln Anaheim Calrforma CONE BROS. CHEVROLET Your Car Has A Home When You Buy From Cone 215 North Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM KEystone 5 1143 Elegance m Furs Norman Nelson OLIVE M DULING FURS 218 North Broadway Santa Ana Callfornla Phone KI 21223 BETTERLEY S HARDWARE 1860 64 Pune Knot Boulevard Bug Bear Lake Cahforma P O Box F UN 62171 CHARLES W or ROSALIE L WOLFORD Open Dolly 8 to 5 Sundays 8 to 2 Cadet Paul Cacia ll I ll I O ' I I I 1 . 0 ' . . I . . ll ll - ,ijt . I OF . . I BIG TREE WINES DISTRIBUTORS BIG TREE WINERY 6415 South Compton Avenue Los Angeles 1, California LU 2-7103 LU 2-7104 Former Cadet Leo V. Coscio B R I ST O L DRUG CO., INC. Telephone KI 2-6461 4th at Bristol Santa Ana, California Where Drugs Are Not a Sideline Cla -Val Company 17th and Placentia Streets Newport Beach, California Phone Ll 8-2201 CHILD LIFE ARCH FEATURE SHOES Foot Relief for Men - Women - Children ALDEN - PEDIC FOR MEN MILLER FOOT DEFENDERS FOR WOMEN DR. SCHOLL'S SANDALS 'A' COMPLETE SHOE REPAIR ul' BERKEMANN Foot Exercising SANDALS PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CORRECTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED BAN KAMERICARD CHARGE PLAN CONSALVO'S FOOTWEAR 5812 North Figueroa Street CL 7-7396 BENNER SHEET METAL, INC. Since 1870 The Anthony S. Berlin Family and Former Cadet James Berlin 210 West Chestnut Street, Anaheim, Calif. KEystane 5-4931 COMMERCIAL DE SINALOA, S. A. Apartado Postal No. 54 Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico Victor Manuel Cevc1llos- 1935-36 Casey-Beckham PUNTIAC Inc. 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' 's' .-., ' 4 ' 'I ig, . 'VL' f - - - IIII ..-:r .,,'-- V .--. . ,.,,.,.,-. : fig.-':I:3f353lw Q in r In .-.. ' i ri i o re o r m i Baked resh aily of lm re nc Fo ds , 'n in r r wn rn e o o -'-J, if 553' 'Q 4 A - E: S E S 5' Lf.,-fe-11 En? 0' ex' - Ill I i s ' ' Q89 r:.1 X65 ' imwffi 8 ' D ' . 'I DOCTOR and MRS. DON CORTUM CHIINGKING CAFE Orange Counl'y's oldest, largest Chinese-American Family Cafe 0 FOOD T0 TAKE OUT 0 CUCKTAILS T0 YUUR TASTE 323 - 331 E. Lincoln Avenue, Anaheim, Calif. Telephone: KEystone 5-4519 Your Southern Colifornio trip is not Complete until you have visited us. Drop in! Y. C. LIN, Mcmoger MOEY LIN Charles P. Crowley Co. 5430 Jillson Sheet Los Angeles 22, California Phone RA 3-6555 DAYTON FOUNDRY SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA IIIIIIIIIIIIIII MORTUAR 535 3209 251 N Lemon Street Anaheim Very Best Washes to St Catherine s K RIO Z L01 ' CREAMERY convener Orange Oounfys Own 926 ast Flrst Street Santa Ana Klmberly 7 7031 RQKSKX xSSXXi X WILL Q learn to Swlm at Blue Buoy land so wall you! xXxxsssx M55 xxixx xxis s Xxx O I 0 ID fl T 0 9.l F 5, 2 23 fl so O 3 ANAHEIM BALBOA SANTA ANA ISLAND W was w ux mm 490 PART, 2202 S. FLOWER 535 6054 673 7-'70 546 1800 -ii. .g ' V. ig -5 -5 5 . E . I e , 5 , , Z - 4 2. 1 . . P4 l Y I :sssf ' Nxxx o 7' 11 . - 2 ,IS N. 5 :' N, .L 'O in O I ef I It 4 'V . 1 ' nz 9 I f I vl ' 5 'B - ' ig' ' ' mm , . IH' 0 5 41 -, - . 1 .11 1 3 IN 1 1 1 J . 5. Q.. x ,- ' 5XNxxS' Best Wishes to ST. CATHERlNE'S CI-IAS. A. ESTEY, INC. Congratulations on Diamond Jubilee THE GALLEGO FAMILY GROVER ESCROW CORPORATION Best Wishes to Rita Grover - Angeline St. Catherine's 'l'l'I South Illinois KE 3-'I3'I'I d WM, H 1741 scum Euclid Mr. an Mrs. I lam F. oerner PR 2-5240 Cadet Corporal Gregory Hoerner Former Cadets Poul F. Grover Ill Dick Grover Bevins CADET ROBERT KRETSCHMAR Gales of the Desert Badge 73 771 LARRBA STREET Posrowxcn Box 385 PALM DESERT CALIFORNIA SMARTLY MODERN MOTOR HOTEL Sh d 6 we ' ' ge, 'iZ,...'mi5l'-:LE 7 ' I i 'I' x. ll' i WE are members of fhe famous a ow I 1 ' Mounfain Club lonly fwo blocks wayl wifli f A privilege cards available io our guesis. I ' , -W H ' E U-YF, , I -.?,', ,.,,qr-r,,- -' A - It 9, Wg ' 4 gazes l- fl 'A A fllirr 215 I i ' f, A 11. -AES. - 4 . mm.. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fortuna Cadet Thomas Fortuna Cadet Timothy Fortuna Congratulations to St. Catherine's clmnelvi My Cleaner K. K. KNAPP, Proprietor II7 West Cypress - Anaheim KE 5-4618 Large Deluxe Spaces 0 60-foot and Expandos C0mP me fS Heated Pool Club H0056 ELECTRA MOTORS, INC Shuffleboard EMPLOYEES lamingo MOBILE LODGE MANUFACTURERS OF ELECTRIC MOTORS ELECTRIC GEARMOTORS GEAR REDUCERS MECHANICAL ADJUSTABLE SPEED DRIVES 1203 WEST SIXYII Sffeef 'I'IIO North Lemon Street - Anaheim Corona, California 737-4140 Success to your 75 Years DIAMOND JUBILEE Glendale Federal Savlngs and Loan Assoclatlon Insured Savings Accounts Premium Home Loans Escrow Service 320 North Harbor Boulevard Fullerton LA 6 8331 OW 1 7743 RICHARD W GAY Vice President - Manager BANK OF AMERICA Natlonal Trust ond Savings Association Anaheim Mann Office 150 East Lmcoln Avenue ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA KEystone 5 2891 Cafeterra One of Colrfornla s Finest Cofeterlas Featuring Prrme Rubs of Beef Home Made Postrles Fullerton Serving Lunch 81 Dinner ll o m to 7 30 p m Closed Sundays and Major Holidays G l L L E T T E S F ULLERTON 410 North Harbor Boulevard Custom Furnrshmg Carpet Draperies Wall Paper Accessorres 208 North Broadway Santa Ana LA 5 1555 KI 3 2837 1-e,,,,s ' ' ' FURNITURE CU. HARDIN OLDSMOBILE - NEW HOME - 1300 South Los Angeles Anahe m Callfo n a Warren W. J aycox Disposal Co. 1016 East Katella Avenue Anaheim Callfornla SESMA CLEANERS S A N I T O N E Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service For Delivery Service Coll Main Plant - 130 Elm Street KE 5-3819 Branch Branch Branch 545 S. State La Palma Euclid College Blvd. at at Euclid Crane CONGRATULATIONS TO CATHERINE'S MILITARY SCHOOL AND ITS STAFF ON THEIR DIAMOND .IUBILEE ST. JUDE HOSPITAL 101 E. Valencia Mesa Drive Fullerton, California Phone 871-3280 Compliments of Sanitary Bottle Co. 218 North Avenue 19 Los Angeles 31, California CApitoI 1-2724 CADET BOB PIUMA sisrsns or sr. Jossm-1 ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL Orange, California Best Wishes to Sf. Cafherine's Military School HARTEL, INC. Tower Cranes P. O. BOX 9 CYPRESS, CALIFORNIA CADETS: HARRY COTFAM TELFORD COTYAM PETER COTTAM ANTHONY COTTAM Compliments of OTTO POMPER 84 SONS Servmg Schools Restaurants Hotels lnstltutlons and Individuals wuth the WORLDS BEST CUTLERY SINCE l9OO Shlp any quanhty anywhere 134 S Dearborn Street Chlcago 2 lllmols Telephone FR 2 0881 Send for free catalogue Congratulatrons Mr and Mrs Clarence Ross KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS lunclrculatedl Avallable Now Rolls S1495 R J BERRY COINS BY MAIL P 0 Box 'I24'l Orange California Bellsle s Restaurant No 1 12001 Harbor Boulevard Garden Grove Corner Harbor 81 Chapman Open 24 hours every day Home mald ples Daked Bally Fresh Strawberry and Blewberry In season PHONE JE 7 3253 Harvey s Gold Street 8032 Garden Grove Boulevard Highway 39 81 Garden Grove Boulevard Dancing afternoon cmd evenmg Dinner and Cocktails Open Every Day PHONE JE 7 5697 ' I O ll ll I Single coin ............ S 1.00 ' ' f 0 o I Hobart, Banta 8: Hardy INSURANCE BROKERS JACK BANTA JIM HARDY DICK DROGE if SURETY CASUALTY FIRE LIFE 'A' 510 South Spring Street Los Angeles 13, California MA 4-9748 Compliments of Dr. 81 Mrs. Arnold M. Haguewood Cadet Steven Hoguewood Our Compliments to the Class of '64 Hilgenfeld Mortuary 120 East Broadway Anaheim, California KE 5-4105 Best Wishes to sr. CATHERlNE'S GILLOGLY - DONEGAN FUNERAL HOME 307 East Chapman Orange, California Telephone 538-8809 HORN PROPANE, INC. 'l25'l North Harbor Boulevard Anaheim, California Compliments of The Foster C. Keller Family and Cadet Christopher Keller Congratulations to St. Catherine's on their Diamond Jubilee 923 WEST LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM mL HONDA All Models 5269.00 up Also Norton Motorcycles Complete Parts and Service Dept. NORM REEVES, INC. 623 South Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM Phone 535-3647 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Congratulations to St. Catherine's Military School on its Diamond Jubilee For the Mark Of Quality See H. D. LEE COMPANY, Inc. V '0E,i: 'OL' 454 South Airport Boulevard South San Francisco, California Phone 589-6144 'I38 West Lincoln, Anaheim, California Convenient Credit KEystone 5-3620 E. C. LCSCH CO., INC P. O. Box 695 Paramount, California From THE INDEPENDENT BANK That Does the Most For You 1025 East Orangethorpe Anaheim, California Congratulations Compl :ments of J H BAXTER 81 CO MR and MRS LOUIS BELLSON 3450 Wllshlre Boulevard Los Angeles Callfornla Plpelme Construction Engmeermg Maintenance Desert Plpellne Construction Co Phone OXbow 3 3716 P O Box 188 12326 Lakeland Road Norwalk Callfornla ' C C 0 .. . . 1 . U I . . ' on an . . . - ll - . I Gebhard and George Pirker Salute ST. CATHERINE'S and Welcome YOU . . . The Staff Cadets Famii ies 6' Friends UIIIIISE IIIII 545 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 543-3528 A portrait of him- your Cadet, will bring joy to you now. To him, a lasting treasure of his days at St. Catherine's Congratulations on your Diamond Iubilee Portraits by Robert and David Rymer at pictorial House IOPP. UNION BANKJ ORANGE, CALIFORNIA for: Ie supreme in continental cuisine 26 FASHION SQUARE SANTA ANA entertainment IGMBERI-Y 34487 Iuncheons dinners cocktails mx 5 5 l , ,353 . 5 an g, :.clv:ig5'-i'f'4'f 'diff A' xy ciraperies 85 interiors, inc. Rita R. Madrid 221 EAST BALL ROAD, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 774 - 4280 H Compliments ST MARYS CHURCH 400 West Commonwealth Avenue and ST MARYS ANNEX 1320 North Acacla Fullerton California of Fullerton, California Best Wishes from M U R R A Y M A N C R ,fl 4 If THE UNIQUE SHOPPING CENTER 911 North Brookhurst ANAHEIM IAI' Santa Ana Freewayl Greetings and Success NIARTENET HARDWARE 323 West Lincoln Avenue, Anaheim MAI-loNlsY s. soNs ' MEATS Meats With Your Approval 816 NORTH LOS ANGELES STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Pkospect 2-6155 Purveyors to Hotels, Cafes, Schools, Churches and all Institutions BEST WISHES-- from ater Dei High chool Compliments of STEFFY BUICK CO. Compliments of 953 South Los Angeles Street CADET MARK J. WEBER 776-7360 CADET MICHAEL COX Compliments of Continued Success SMITH - REAFSNYDER to St. Catherine's FURNITURE CO. S a S 151 North Los Angeles Street, Anaheim 953 North Euaiia Anaheim, caiifamia Since '867 535-5592 CONTEMPORARY TRADITIONAL MAPLE FURNITURE CARPET AND DECORATING SERVICE 535-2409 535-6643 kwfhfg Division Compliments of M 0 R S E D E C A L S The American Hardware Corp. 'I213 East 14th Street BEST WISHES ON YOUR Los Angeles 21, California DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY Former Cadets - Robert B. Morse Jr. Dowd G' More Anaheim California Congratulations on your 75th Anniversary William J. Phillips Supervisor Third District Chairman, Board of Supervisors Compliments of MUTUAL CITRUS PRODUCTS CO 4 S h A h ANAHEIM Congrafulahons on your 75th Anniversary Anaheim Office Furniture Clf 24 out tc ison o 2 o o 'I'l3 South Harbor Boulevard A h Best Wishes We APP eClUfe St. Catherine's Military School AL and EILEEN MINICOLA Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Horn Cadet Ricky Wright Cadet Minicola China Glassware Silverware Gifts congratulations Gifts for oll Occasions since 1949 fo St. Catherine's Diamond Jubilee ff! W,2f,.,Z.,,f w BAGeo1T s. mou1mAN my Chapel of the Bells Bl-ide'5 Regisffy Service 1700 South Los Angeles Street -- Serving All Orange County - Anaheim California 776-1600 Phone KE 5-4648 Legg-ef qnd Helen 166 W' Lincoln Ave' Former Cadet Richard Baggott-Class '31 Mitchell Anaheim, California Congratulations SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK REVERE HOUSE TUSTIN CALIFORNIA Phone 543 9319 PHIL RENICK CADILLAC llOO South Euclid Fullerton You are lnvlted to Vlslt Our Beautiful New Facllltues P Servrce P Leasing WEST FULLERTON SHOPPING CENTER Northwest Corner Orangethorpe ot Brookhurst FULLERTON CALIFORNIA Complete Shopping Center For All Family Needs ROY L KIRK S LANDSCAPE NURSERY 128 West Broadway ANAHEIM Phone 535 5108 GUISEPPI S Pizza and Italian Delicatessen 921W South Brookhurst lRearl ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Also 3 Other Locations to Serve You n 900 West 'lst Street, at Tustin Avenue 5 Sqles I l I PARK REGENCY APARTMENTS NOW RENTI NG with Newest Concept in Luxurious Living 136 2-3 Bedroom Apartments, 2 Baths Beautiful WXW Carpeting and Drapes Color Co-ordinated Gas Kitchens Air - Conditioning Private Enclosed Patios Olympic Size Heated Swimming Pool with Cabana and Sauna Dry Heat Bath. 12600 Buaro Street Garden Grove ll block West Harbor Blvd., near Garden Grove Blvd.l PR 4-1200 KRIC ENTERPRISES, INC. 405-A West Katella Avenue Anaheim, California Saludos y Felicitaziones para los Professores y Alumni de Catherine's Military School con motivo de su 75 Aniversario de su fundocion cle los hermanos CARLOS Y lllS10 AROSEMENA LACAYO Alumni l937 - l943 LA PAZ Mexican Restaurants 1133 Coast Boulevard South Laguna Beach, California Phone TYatt 4-4015 52 Town 8- Country 777 South Main Street Orange, California Phone 542-5654 C. LAWSON COMPANY 2840 East Pico Boulevard Los Angeles 23, California Phone AN 3-5148 wfs rfnrr IS THE FAN JET AIRU E 0F THE WEST Only 720B Fanllets between the Pacific Coast and Nlexrco City' Only 720B Fanflets between Los Angeles and San Francisco' Only 720B Fanflets between California and the Pacific Northwest' Only 720B Fanllets between the Pacific Northwest and Las Vegas' Only 720B Fanflets between San Francisco Denver Mrnneapolls!St Paul fastest flights' Only 720B Fanflets between Denver and Salt Lake City I Only 720B Fanflets between Mrnneapolrs!St Paul Denver Phoemx and San Diego fastest flights' 0 Only 720B Fanflets between Los Angeles Las Vegas Salt Lake City Mrnneapolls!St Paul' WESTERN AIRLINES CANADA USA MEXICO . . . . . U 0 ' , . . . . . u 0 ' ' , 0 Only 720B Fanllets between San Francisco and Salt Lake City. . .fastest flights! 0 . SAM B. PEARCE, Inc. Pipe Line Contractor JAMES WALLACE President 13801 South Central Avenue Los Angeles 59, California 636-2478 0 635-0734 The Place to Recommend to n o Your Friends HM-NEHG: , 2. 5 smunuis-nur: ooo Q on DELUXE FAMILY RESTAURANT O 'OQO D csem-en Lemon and izaymomn Anaheim, California OPEN DAILY 11:00 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. PHONE 879-7171 Sunday and Holiday Dinners Served - 51.50 All You Can Eat 85c Salad Plate 0 51.15 Luncheons Luncheon - 75c, Children under 10 years French Dip Sandwich at Lunch-85c 51.50 Dinners Beverage and Dessert Extra PREMIERE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Manufacturers of Aluminum Sliding Doors and Windows 607 Cairport Street El Segundo, California OR 8-8925 MOBILE RADIO, INC. 9541 Santa Fe Springs Road Santa Fe Springs, California Two-Way Radio . . . Installation, Maintenance and Parts . . . Since 1948 Phones: OXbow 8-0088 - RAymond 3-0259 LAmbert 6-6033 ARE YOU HAPPY - FOOTWISE? We have sizes 2 to 15 - Widths AAAAAA to EEEEEE 34 Years' Experience Fitting Fine Shoes! FDR WOMEN FDR MEN AND BDYS Milier Foot So Port Shoes Foot Defender Shoes C. H. Alden Barefoot Freedom Dress orWork Tryle Walk Shoes . . . Many Others . . . Many Others Spring's Tryle Walk Shoes SOBM North Main Santa Ana, California 547-1506 Future Students- Michoel Spring Kevin Thomas HUDSON ROYSHER 1784 South Santa Anita Avenue Arcadia, California 446-1008 Designer and Maker of Sanctuary Appointments ROYAL PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION CO. 11335 Thi enes Av enue ei Monte, California GI 8-8798 555553 Banquet Facilities if 'if ii gfgf diiilinfdsif 'Wifi 1 ri ' N 11861 Harbor Blvd. -3 Vus- Garden Grove if JE 7-0097 Compliments of STUART CONTAINER CORPORATION 59 Grand Street Moonachie, New Jersey Compliments of MR. and MRS. BERNARD SEMLER CADET BRUCE SEMLER on our 57th Anniversary We Congratulate SAINT CATHERINE'S on their Diamond Jubilee SQR. . . Anaheim's First Department Store Lincoln-Center at Lemon in Downtown Anaheim Compliments ot SERVITE HIGH SCHOOL 1952 wesf LaPaIma Avenue ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Phone 774-7575 THE ALL AMERICAN CHOICE THE 1964 CHEVROLET THE BEST PLACE TO BUY IT SALES AND SERVICE SELMAN CHEVROLET CO 402 West Chapman Orange 633 3521 542 6544 fl-louse of the Golden Rulel Greetings from ST COLUMBAN'S CHURCH 10805 Stanford Avenue GARDEN GROVE CALIFORNIA Best Wrshes St Catherme s Mlhtary School Santa Marla Guest Home 883 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim California KE 5 0398 and Cadet Aderhold Rattan Furmture Wrought Iron Furmture nfl. Alummum Furmture Q Redwood Furmture Brazlers 0 Bar B Q s o Lawn Swmgs fx -k ' Garden Umbrellas , 0 Beach Umbrellas T-mf, 5 0 Tropical FLOOR COVERINGS 0 Baskets 0 Unusual Gift Items 0 Decorahve WALL PIECES T 5' W3 ' Lamps If ' Phone Stands Y?......2f 1 0 Dog 8. Cat Beds UN T' 4? 0 HI Fl Tables in Iv 0 Mall Boxes N Equipment S'g255 0 And many others We make Canvas and Alummum Awnings In our own factory ln Santa Ana FREE ESTIMATES Compehhve Prices Santa Ana Tent 81 Awning Co 'I626 S Mann St Santa Ana KI 5 8437 Free Deluvery Open Mon and Fr: Nughts tll 9 Serving Orange County Since 1920 I O I o ' 45' L. T A . . I + 1 fv , Q r 11,1 o ' ' , - C ' tg I ' , ' ' .X - - 4 I -V A- xx to ' -Q -' 45. P 0 I 0 o .'- 'vgvr O . A 'Ai-I. ' O . H .15 , - if - , . b::f531,w,,,, E3 1 . I - 'v:,g' 4 e, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schaefer b . C,,m,,le,e Fireplace wr, -Q5-e z-. 4'-EIN.. ,Z I 5,3 ' I I . . . , . Best Wishes to ST. CATHERlNE'S lt. Commander and Mrs. H. M. Wiederholl Cadet Mark Wiederholt Former Cadet Lynn Wiederholt Compliments of MR. and MRS. .IAMES YOUNG Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of PHIL and ROBERTA WHITE and Son CADET LYNDON MORRIS Compliments of WESTERN CQNCRETE Congratulations from 8: EQUIPMENT CD 4221 Bancllnl Boulevard Los Angeles 23 California AN 3 6156 LA 'I 4040 THE TAGGE FAMILY ST CATHERINE S ses' W'S eS TRQUTMAN 8. scl-loLz THE WALTHALL FAMILY 501 South Ollve Street Anaheim California Dlstrnbutors of QUAKER STATE OIL ROCKET GASOLINE and other fme PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Congratulations to I :NI ' s Baked Daily in Orange County Savings Earn More. 12:r:r:::21rs:zr:.. -2:2:EErEi1E1Er1ri with Safety PLUS savings are insured to 510,000 at FU LLERTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 200 W. Commonwealth at Malden l TRojan 1-4244 in the heart 'llvof Fullerton THE STORE WHERE GRANDMA Mu! .loc Hun! and Won Diamonds AND GRANUPA TRADE NO INTEIESI' Ol CAIIYING CHAIGES .1 s we iiks, 132 W. LINCOLN AVE ANAHEIM-KE 3 3107 Opin Mon. I Fri. 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COMMONWEALTH FULLERTO M the Sign of the Time 8. Temperature Serving Orange County Since T947 Fine lluality lumber ' HARDWODD PANELS A - mio MATERIALS FENG St . noormc I JAMES JONES COMPANY ' Bulmms' HARDWARE Ig r - mac: mmlunls A' ' DUTCH BOY PAINTS 4127 Temple City Boulevard H Complete Stock for BUILDING G' FINIS .gigs Monthly Payment Plan El Monte, California an-3:?w.::2 KE 5 2118 Phone CU 3-9191 ' More for Your Building Dollar Tl1'n'LUR LUMBER CU. CORNER MANCHBTER AND SANTA ANA STREETS 411 S. MANCHESTER ANAHEIM Compliments of S. E. RYKOFF 81: CO. 'Thirty-five Years of Proven Experience X - L CLEANERS Where Courtesy Dwells and Service Excels 630 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California KEystone 5-4014 WE GIVE SSIH GREEN STAMPS FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Best Wishes to St. Catherine's Military School United T. B. A. 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PIUS, O.P. MAJOR C. A. SCHMITT CLAUDIO ZAPATA G PATRICIO ZAPATA G Madrid, Spain Mexico D. F. with WaVm est Wishes to St. Catlleriners ' ROSS W CORTESE Qveatovf and QEUEZOPEV of the 'qfeossmooff feismfe World ANA F g A- AVE. S L WY - 'fi' 5 - -S Ji D Ill Kms X z LLA 8 IQ X Orange County's Most In I I Convenient F'inancia!Co1'ners ll Q ll ! ll FREE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX when You Mainmm a Saving: Balance af 510,000 D LOA N A S S 0 C ' AT ' 0 0.,. .... .SJ0ufA!anc! .fdloarfmenf Corioorafion JAMES P, PFEIFER fe A-gk 1 and Afvw. 'mb X JOHN W. TOLLE ., -d,!4,,..4 , -,,T ,4:. FURNISHED ora UNFURNISHED RENTALS - I 1572 S. Los Angeles St. Orange, Calif. Congratulations to St. Catherine's Military School on the celebration of its seventy-fifth year of operation and the fine work being done for the youth of our country A FRIEND Zeph's Drugs A Complete Line of Drugs LUdIow 7-6812 3658 East Slauson Avenue Maywood, California CADET GREGORY RCULEAU Whatever the race, iI's always a photo finish. 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CATHERINE'S SVEN HARBERG RESIDENTIAL 81 COMMERCIAL PAINTING 217 North Euclid Avenue ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PRospect 4-1163 PETE HERNANDEZ BARBER SHOP 507 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim KE 3-1976 8 a. m. 'til 7 p. m. Cadet Edward Hernandez Cadet Frederick Hernandez Heyings Rexall Drugs 144 West Lincoln Avenue Anaheim, California Phone 772-2121 1 uAuvv f-4 snv cs I-'1 Venetian Blinds . ' jfi' . Shades - Drapes WALTER 0. .IUNGKEIT 211 South Harbor, Anaheim KE 5-2147 Vinyl - Tiles - Linoleums Formica Sink Tops Compliments of WESTERN WATER WORKS SUPPLY COMPANY 2024 Merced A El Monte, California Gllbert 8-6181 20TH CENTURY PLUMBING CO., INC. MODERN Msn-ions James P. Pfeifer 11546 South Los Angeles Street Orange, California KE 8-9601 CADET MICHAEL J. PFEIFER Compliments ST. JOHN OF GOD NURSING HOSPITAL .Q 'I - custom aumoens BE wise ' Moosmuze ROOM ADDITIONS REMODELING X-as AN a.,,,a 1001- FINANCING EXPERT DESIGN ASSISTANCE ' f FREE AT HOME ESTIMATES COMPLETE PLANS 84 SPECIFICATIONS ALL WORK GUARANTEED We specialize in home modernization, including garage con- versions, all types of room additions, custom patios, new built-in ' kitchens, carports, remodeling of any room. Phone now for your convenient at home appointment. A Complete Staff Under One Roof Home Consulting - Design Estimating - Construction 8. Supervision I No 4 A n c. um. f I, 44, :nu ' get '70.wc A55 300 EAST KATELLA, ANAHEIM 774-6150 SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY RELIABLE SERVICE YEAR AFTER YEAR PUIIL CHEMICALS ...ff p I E E , -any t.. N A rg where good meals begin PI f ' t'k' TOP-MILD! 0.4! :Sodium Hypaehlorlhl TOPS IURIITTC ACID Tops AAG TOPS TILE CLEANER N0 DEPOSIT N0 RETURN Tops Chemical Co. 1727 Buena Vista Avenue Duarte, California 764 North Tustin Avenue Orange, Calif 3400 Chapman Avenue Orange, Calif. 1008 East 17th Street Orange, Cailf. 330 South Main Street Orange, Calif. 303 East Grove Street Orange, Calif. 12932 Newport Avenue Tustin, Calif. 155 fax w M 1-QQ. x fn I XX I ,X xA' E' L rx X 2 ,! 021 .f- ' ut ix 1' x FA jffbffgiffk 151' . ff Q 6 BX If ' N 1 BBQQLAMAILQN WHEREAS, the future of the City of Anaheim, and of Orange County, as well as the future of our entire nation, must depend on the highest educational standards for our youth today, and WHEREAS, the ST. CATHERINE'S MILITARY SCHOOL of Anaheim was founded 75 years ago, in the same year the County of Orange was founded, and WHEREAS, this educational institution, through the devotion, skill and guidance of its faculty, has earned a wide reputation for its high academics, military training, and religious appreciation, and WHEREAS, the school has been a strong contributing factor to the successful growth and progress of Anaheim, and has added strength, culture and dignity to the development of the entire Orange County Community. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Rector L. Coons, Mayor of the City of Anaheim, do hereby proclaim SATURDAY, MAY 2, l964, as HST. CATHERINE'S MILITARY SCHOOL DAY IN ANAHEIMH and urge all citizens of Orange County, who are this year celebrating their County's HDiamond Jubileeu, to join with Anaheim in recognizing the School's Diamond Anniversary I N fCfZ2 f AQ' 4 A4 - ' o P T 1 F A HEIM AT EST: - ' WQAQX liuxx.. x h- Q, , , on v 1 rl 1 ' X' ' mx, , QZEt:ZQ4vzu4p If f Q!! cmf CLERK OF THE CITY OF 4 1' Q Q ANAHEIM new I ' i ,X of ' CDUNC LMAN at r .53 GDUNCILMAQ , 2 0 f rifl- Q I V rf ,fl -4-W CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION t.QZathrrine's iwlilitarg Srhnul Dear Sister Prioress: We former students of St. Catherineis have gotten together as members of the alumni to congratulate you and all the Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine's on this Diamond jubilee of our school. Yes, it will always be our school. Many of us were but small infants when we were entrusted to your care. You accepted us as your own. You fed us, clothed us, comforted us taught us to read and write, and above all you taught us to know and to love God. As a small measure of our feeling of sincere appreciation we pledge our assistance in what- ever capacity we can muster. To start With We have embarked on a mission to build an alumni association and we have invited all former students to join us in our endeavor. Sincerely, William Young fChairmanj lzlzllnllllz - Alumnus Years attended Joseph Buttee 1919 to 1927 john T. Cassazza 1924 to 1926 I Earle V. McNeil 1946 to 1952 Ricci Chilson 1941 to 1951 Frank Barclay 1929 to 1935 Tom Schmitt 1945 to 1951 4'-'fi' ' Frank Carpenter 1925 to 1929 jerry Fitschen 1945 to 1951 Qi, Martin Babick 1918 to 1926 Marlan Merhab 1944 to 1952 Wliile we have the records of each class, we have lost track of many graduates and former students. We are asking them to report names, addresses, telephone numbers and present occupations to the St, Catherines Military School Alumni Association 215 Harbor Blvd.-P. O. Box 4044 Anaheim, California 'A' lh. - the begin- ningwas the Word 8 the Word was with God. All things were m ade through Him, and without Him was made noth- ing that has been made. In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. And in the tt . . n LJ ' 5. :. ,t 'Zi ' Ik J 191. b .U il af' :Iii lar. yi li r- i mil , .A Y ig-1 and the Light shines in the darkness and the darkness does not comprehend. Q wrt- , . ,- 1. ., -'-11gq:msqQ.i,55.,,.Qi lfj , In 1 ,.-sir pb ' 1'-we V- , il, F J H-fees-,,, g Two Men Named Iohn Af? or where two or three are gathered together for my sake, there am I in the midst of them, MATT. 18:20 5 A F' l W , if ft i y,,3,.-.-.Way f ' . ,a asf... Pope Iohn XXIII, Holy Father of the Church, loved by all men, Christian and non-Christian, living symbol of God's grace, spoke the purpose of the twenty-first Ecumenical Council on October ll, 1962, in a simple sentence: To embrace the gospel more fully, to re- form the Church, to understand our separated brothers and for them to understand us. Old in years, yet young in spirit, Pope Iohn brought to the Papal Throne a magnificent mixture of mind and heart. Our Holy Father died in the spring of 1963 but his human and divine love lives on in every man he touched and he touched every man with his heart. ll' -X. -ma, .-,, F her -.: - 5. 4 in 1: la l l i ull ': Q ilu lohn Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States, gzne to all nien ull that he had, and turned the title of history in the ifezlrffillecl UCOHfI'0l'll'Lll'l0lln signed nt the XVl1ite llonse, Oetoher 23, l962, in the iniclclle of n tzltefnl night. Young in years. yet old in wisdom, Iohn Kennedy hronglit' to the Presideney ll New l 1'0lll'lCl'n of eonrnge, eonipnssion. and historienl eoinprehension of nian's mission in the 20th eentnry. Oni' President died in the fall of l963 and 21 part of Anierien died with lnni. Yet his words and his works will live on in the peuee eorps around the world :incl in the exznnple that he set its hnshuncl, futher, Cl. l., znithor, student, Czitholie and President. :xx f, lle left for eneh of ns who eontinne to share free- donfs rights :ind responsibilities ll new profile of eonrnge to inspire ns in life and eonifort ns at death. a f'-N T f W W inf 'luv : f I Tfffff? 1 ' . ' Wh 1 l Bri? aw? wk W T? W A Iubilee Salute to a Most Worthy Commandant. May 2nd 1964 His Holiness Pope Paul VI bestows through the Sisters and Cadets of St Catherines the s F3 sim gs af i..-P' Ui L is L rf 9 free? W 15-,Q-es -ffeflfia THE MIRACLE OF TRUTH Www! THE WHOLENESS or HoL1NEss mf by Sister M Amabrhs O P Prioress The two johns - Pope John XXIII and President ohn Fitzgerald Kennedy - recognized the place and func tion of the basic concept of the worth of the whole individual in his striving for truth and integrity. Their programs depict this realization of man as a unique creation. Pope ohns spirit of ecumenism involves a brother to brother approachg ohn F. Kennedy s Peace Corps is a person-to-person program. Each stresses the Christlike giving of oneself to others faithful to the same primary goal: the Christian edu cation of the whole child physically, socially, mentally. Major Charles A. Schmitt, Commandant Sister M. Amabilis, O. P., Prioress Sister Imelda Marie, O. P., Principal 'Y' 7 7 l I F 7 . . , ' 7 3 . 1 3 A i I is ' f 1 - , :JW . -' .Je L -. -, . g. .-:2:?f,::::: . . i -'i:-1 P ...P F- : V- A' ,...i .,.' ....- .-.. .... . 's -P -.'- ' MQ , . ' ' H ' IN: Q! A . 1 . . , I .7 . J , I , For seventy-five years St. Catherine s has remained Benemerent1 Papal Medal upon Maror Charles A Schmrtt who for over thrrty years for almost half the lrfe of the school has devoted hrs trme and hrs talents to the burldmg of St Catherrnes boys at vga? ra ,W-QI ,,,,,......f- 3- at as f f JOAN OF ARC ST TERESA OF AVILA BLESSED JANE D AZA CATHERINE OF SIENA ST GERTRUDE THE GREAT ST MONICA JOHN THE EVANGELIST ST PETER ST PAUL ST ATHANASIUS ANTHONY ST AUGUSTINE ST GREGORY THE GREAT and spmtually A boy IS a composrte berng a unrque creatron He cannot be subdrvrded Sprrrt mind and body must each be nurtured developed and brought to rntegrated maturrty only through thls un1ty can a boys personalrty functron at 1tS best and hrghest level He estabhshes tlns unrty wrthrn hrmself through the realrzatron of a h1era1chy of values and a defrned purpose rn l1v1ng St Catherlnes has always tr1ed to lead hun to the possessron of the blessed ablllty to recognrze evaluate and act at all tunes W1th a vrew to hrs own hrghest good as well as that of hrs fellow man Through the years the Domrnrcan Srsters whose motto rs Verrtas have held hrgh the torch of truth as the beacon wh1ch hghts the way to the wholeness wh1ch 1S Hohness Truth places God before all thrngs Truth places the 1nd1v1dual man rn proper perspectlve to God Truth places Cod and man rn srght and com munron W1th one another so that through truth the chrld drscovers Truth W1th hrs eyes on Cod he grows rnto a man at peace wrth hrmself the captaln of hrs own soul Through our program we encourage the chlld to make thls drscovery Laymen and women, too, have shared thrs love of truth and the toll of those years The Vatrcan medal IS a mark ot the Church s appre c1at1on for exceptronal accomplrshment and SCIVICC Mayor has served well He has made hrs lrfe eternal lJY1IlVCSlI1I1g1t111yOlltlI Congratulatrons Commandant' ra ,tk +3-at 5 ST JOHN DAMASCENE ST THOMAS AQUINAS ST ALBERT THE GREAT ST BONAVENTURE DANTE ALIGHIERI NICHOLAS COPERNICUS FRA ANGELICA ST IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA ST POPE PIUS V ST FRANCES DE SALES LEO XIII CARDINAL MERCIER ST JOHN THE BAPTIST JESUS CHRIST to keep th1s torch burnrng for St Catherrne s chrldren Thrs story of St Catheunes has been a hrstory of farthfulness and of devotron We who reap the frurt of the years of labor of all who have gone before us thank God for our precrous herrtage When we look back on our seventy f1VC years hrstory and see that the torch our Srsters l1t here rn 1889 stlll burns we grve thanks W1th prrde and joy Thrs hght strll leads our cadets of today to drscrplrned wholeness to Chr1st1an crtlzenshrp and to eternal hap prness Now we look forward We pray that each cadet blessed wrth sprrrtual mental and physrcal health may march through llfe manfully carryrng lus own burden and generously and lovmglv sharmg those of others less fortunate than hrmself May he reach out accept the torch of truth and rn 1ts lrght frnd for hrm self the rdeal kmd of person he wants and ought to become Srster M Amabrlls, O P , Prroress c c - n ' ' ' ' 7 - . . . . 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The Hope of Tomorrow H ' H1 FYTTU' mm i m a s 1904 W L f The Faculty at St. Catherine's Building boys, three hundred of them, requires a staff of thirty or more especially trained individuals who are dedicated to their particular field of skills. The faculty pictured above, includes from left to right: Mr. Robert Resta, C. W. O., U. S. A., retired, Mr. Bernard Rumps, sixth grade teacher, Lt. Col. Kenneth F. Newman, seventh grade teacher and athletic director, Lt. Ioseph Buchanan, fifth grade teacher and athletic instructor, Lt. Lawrence Zaborowski, night supervisor and rifle instructor, and Rev. Emil Cipcic, Chaplain. Among the Sisters -first row, top to bottom - are Sister M. Osanna, O. P., English instructor for Spanish- speaking cadets, Sister M. Ceslava, O. P., piano instruc- torg Sister Mary Liam, O. P., third grade teacher. In the center row at the top is Sister M. Consilia, O. P., band instructor, and Sister M. Silveria, O. P., first grade teacher. On the right at the top is Sister M. Estelle, O. P., fourth grade teacher, and Sister Mara Anne, O. P., second grade teacher. ' . . The business staff, pictured on the right hand page, are from bottom left to right: Sister M. Beda, kitchen supervisor, Sister M. I-luberta, bookkeeper, Sister Clar- issa Marie, school treasurerg Sister M. Hildegard, laundry, 1903, o 3332 13114 ,J x . G. de la Pena I- Gallego -x no L. Plasencia R. Sahagun I. Sahagun St. Catherine's Military School Coaching Staff Six men that make the cadets' teams are, left to right: Col. Kenneth Newman, athletic director, Coach Ioseph Buchanan, and Coach Iohn Campbell. Shown in the second row are coaches: Cary McKnight, Nicholas Amendt, and Verle Smith. Not pictured are: Donald Trainotti, Ronald Fekete, and Robert Perez. tif' Tutor Iohn Campbell L. Gallegos n ' . rn ,Y , ffl a .. . .if 2 J:-,g , a..g6q' J I ' ., ' . .v V .V r as aaa 1 'V - 1 r' , . . +ai '+ -N n f l - , lr 41' gl la? ly Y' T --... .VA lihv' ll... ., Mill e i .22. gm: -f- , ' vm ' 51 'Qt i , 'fi21: :A-42- ff i 2. .W it l lssagl ., , H l l Q QQ?-'lf Eighth Grade- 1. Lt. Bernard Rumps lectures the eighth grade. Pictured from left to right are: Row 1: Cadets Cottam, C-alasyn, Ochoa, Abney. Row 2: Cadets Town- send, Walsh, Aderhold, Mathews. Row 3: Cadets Hall, Schworck, McNulty, Piuma. Row 4: Cadets Xvalthall, Wack, O'Connor, Alexander, Schwafzheck. Row 5: Cadets Corpmn, Sorensen, Sanchez, Macieiowski, Cahill. 2. Launching a cadet satellite is done with leg muscles. 'vVih1essiug Cadet Bob Pinma from the launch- ing pad are Cadet Micallef, Coach Amenclt, Coach Trainotti, and Cadet Oakes. 3. Sister Imelda Marie, principal, offers a stem but friendly suggestion to Cadet Piuma. 4. Cadet Michael O'C0nnor takes aim down the rifle range. 5. Lt. Lawrence Zabarowski coaches his ritlemen: Cadets Mikla, Iloerner, Acheson, Haller Kira scher, O'Conuor, Alfano, and Schworcrk. 6. Sister Imelda Marie reviews geography with the seventh grade boys. 7. The softball Leann, coached by Lt. Buchanan is as follows: first .row,,frou1.1ett to right: Cadets Xvilson, Vigliione, O'Connor, Gallegos, Gallego, Cottam, Sch-warzheekg second row, fiom left to right: Cadets McNulty, Macieiowslci, Cahill, Mathews, Klohucar, White, Bmmell, Ross, Gibbons. Townsend, Innes, and Sanchez. Abney Mathews G. Sable Schworck R. Aderhold E. Galasyn C. Mohler I. Sanchez H. Sorensen 1. Walthall D. Alexander E. Hall F. Ochoa W. Schultheis R. Townsend H. Cottam S. Cahill A. Maciejowski T3 17' K' Q 1 5 ' 1 M. O'Conlnor F. Schwarzbeck A. Viglione R. Corpron D. McNulty P. VValsh R. Piuma S. Wack ...- --- . .... ..- .- n .- nn. fn.. EIGHTH GRADE gl Seventh Grade-1. Returning from track practice, Coach Nick Aniendt carries equipment. Cadet Luis Callegos drags one and loses two mats. 2. Mark Schworck, rifle club inelnber, shoots, His clad, a UPI press photographer, shot these pictures. On target from the front to the rear are: Cadets Kaiser, O'Conuor, Mikla and Cibhons. 3. Bishop 'lliinothy Manning of- ficiatccl at Confirination on Noveniher 24th. At the Bishops left is lfather Iaines Callagher and on his right St. Catherines chaplain, l ather Einil Cipcic. The two priests in front arc, left, Father Iohn Quatanncns, pastor of St. Boniface. and right, Father Connelly, the l3ishop's secretary. Sixty boys were confirinecl in the l963 class. 4. A racing dive by Cadets Barnett and Rowinski. VVatc-lung are: Cadets Doyle, Westlake, Morrison ind Ilunt R. Aschenbrenner R. Barnett .,., ev- - G. Connor K. Des Lauriers 'll ' I IIE. l G. Hoemer A. Hunt Q- L- uqgfr T. Bonnell M. Doyle C. Iones .' Hv ' I. Lantz S. Lindberg M. McIntyre l' I It ' . l-I . Q.. . . . , D. Morrison M. Pfeifer 'in G. Plue W. Westlake S. White P. Wieber R. Brophy M. Elliott I. Kirscher B. McKinstry P. Priest L. Wilson D. Carlson ..-. T. Gavin SEVENTH M. McNuTty K. Rowinski C. Winkler S. Haguewood 14 'W' gin.. TWH. Wdpmvllmw li' f1r:'l3Em??I E'5'xlj1?l'ilIl3ll Elm - r I.. frygII5Ig,l-M GRADE I M. Mathews I. Sanchez 129 ml' 54, .fx Sixth Crzlclc l. In l7l'0XYll swczltsllirls llllll slacks sixlll gmclcrs slurl' tlncir I'L'l2lj' IIICCS. In thc lczxd from loft to rights arc Cuclcis Spzmg, lllC1ll'l and lclllly. 2. Cuclct Izmxcs Cliblxms is bmi boy for thc school tcamm. 3. Col. Kcmuctln lxlCVk'lll2lll, smucling lmcsiclc Cuclct Ross, nuclgcs thc mind of tllc sixth gruclcrs. l 1'm11 left to right pic' turccl hcrc ure: Cnclcts Oukcs, 'l'ut'um, 'l'l1u11cy, Sugar- lllllll, Kclly, Olsen, llrcitcnstcin. 4. Profcssimml pro- cision bcgins to show in tllc llllllly' clrills of the sixtll ycur cnclcts. In tllc mumml of :arms from left to right arc: Cuclcts Nzltlxcws, Sclnvorck, Pfcifcr, llllgllCXVO0Cl. R. Alfano G. Crabill S. Iabuka K. Micallef I. Shumway F. Vessels M. Bennett C. Crawford R. Jones A. Mikla I. Simonsen M, VVa1thal1 2. gn. 1 Fifth Grade - I. Relay rzrees in the school plunge pru- vide fun for the whole eluss under Lt. BllCl'l2lll2lll. 2. lt's ll had hruise hut' il' cloesirt hurt after our nurse, Sister Cei'h'ucle,iputs that' junk on if. 3. 'I'he fifth grade stzuids at the fzu' right of the lxilrziiion in this 1963 Christmas drill. 4. l,l. joseph I3uehzumn eleurs up ll point for fifth .grade eucleis. Ifrmn left to right: Row iz Cadets Rou- lezui, XVynmn. Row 2: Czrclers Hurzilleri, 'I'wedeH, .Rohv isun. Row 3: Czrclers i 0l'i'llllll, Clerneuf. Kretselunar. Row -iz Cadets llzmnaln, liihs, Park, McGregor, and Austin. 5. Praietiee rnzrkes perfect' us student' hand lead- er, Circlet xiilfii liihntt, runs his men Through ll stirring rnzlreh. 6. 'I'he HIIlOX'iC main hikes pictures, too, Mr. Dennis l7z1y's buys :ire in the sevenih und eighth guides hut' the u'eH-kiunrn singer is interested in the whole school und he has on several oeeusions entertained for school fundsruising events. Q B. Blocker F. Borzilleri D. Clement . M. Cortum T. Fortuna I. Loubet R. Salazar P. Gavin D. McGregor 'ET' D. Sanders A. Brian M. Cox W. Harman D. Park I ' X C. Schultheis I. Valenzuela I. Valenzuela C. Waters its W. Busse La P. Donohue E. Hernandez FY' L. Peters S. Smart M. Weiderholt D. Dupsloff N. Ioerg T. Reilly R. Soderberg R. Wyman VV. Ellis K. Kern arf' G. Robison I. Tabris FIFTH GRADE f if -' e 133 Z. Fourth Grade -- l. Sister listelle, fourth grade teacher, assists Cadet D. Danford. Z. Rise and shine . It's a good morning to Sister Rosilda, dorm mother of the fourth grade eaclets. Cadets Ilews and Mieallef salute Sister Rosilda with eonrteous attention. 3. Cadet Robert Mayer with a big broom sweeps the cadets off the field. 4. 'l'he third and fourth grades plan their Christmas Drill, l96'3. 5. Sister listelle works her way around the thirty-eight eadets in her fourth gradeg from left to right: Cadets lloban, Crabill. lloekmuth, Oxcndine, VVebster, XX'ieber, Valesquez, Smith, Citko, Danford, Swann. 6 f-. Qi' I E. Biery -.. 'vis T. Cottam Lf E. Katz I. Rowinski ,ag 15x I 9 K. Spaulding fees, 4 'EZ' S. Webster rv-5 B. Blocker M. Crabill L. Crawford , L, ,I b 1 tr-av . . N I Y' R. Lee M, L undgren R. Sanchez . Saverino P. Boone G. Chapman R-7 D. Danford R. Mayer M. Sawaya I. Stebbins V. Sucher P. Wieber R. Wright D, Citko D. Clarke E. Dzielsky T. Hochmuth R. Micallef W. Oxeudine B. Schunck M. Shannon 1'-v I. Swaim E. Tagge R, Walko sr' I -..IV.q ff :5s'::f1, - L- F Lf-I -K BJ l 36 llnrcl Grades l. A good fight is all right if its in the ring with soft gloves :md fought hy the rules. 'l'wo ezidels praietiee the mainly nrt of defense. 2. Sister Mary l.izmi pauses :it the desk of Cadet Roque de la Fuente in 1lKllllll'lll'lUlI of his good work. 3. Nihs eount when you choose up sides with ll hull hut. Around the ring from left to right ure: Cadets Roiniiey, Beyer, Czlluricl Velzisquez. hlziyse, I-,al Piuim. Some ure diszlppointed. hut the losers plug' hull. 4. Parents wziteli the third and fourth grqides move out in drill. 9. 'l'hird grade line-up front to hzrek. Left side: Cadets Mestyzmek, Puriiieiitzil. 'l'ripodi, l.ynehg right side: Cadets 'l':igge, NVeher, Kel- ler, leffrq' Ioiies, l70lll'Lll'Clll. 6 S. Busby D. Cortum in as-r'. M. Eginton E. Fiorella R. De La Fuente -nr' T. Fortuna LL 1? C. Keller .L J D. Kern I. Landis X. Mayse I-I. Mestyanek L. Morris v 1 'TS' .l M. Rome K. Romney 'T. Sands 6. ' 3 C Valenzuela I. Velazquez M. Weber ' v F5734 I. Dorman B. Goggins L. Lundin S. Ott -pri? B. Semler THIRD GRADE E. Hews P. Lynch R. Cxendine L. Shoobs I . ' ff R r l. Second Grade - 1. l irst Connnnnieants stand in pray- er with their Chaplain, l at'l1er liinil Cipeie, on Feb- ruary l0, l96-l. Left to riglit from bottom up: Row l: Cadets I. Mestyanek, M. Bnla, P. Rettig, VV. VVittn1an, P. Prelitz, G. Van Ruiten, G. Velasqnez. Nl. Beyer, P. Cacia, I. Mills. Row 2: Cadets R. Esposito, I. Le Pez, R. Devine, M. Nellnire, ll Minniek, l . llernandez, I. XVitkowski, P. Cottani, ll. lXfl'eKinstry. VV. Baker, R. Miller. Row 3: Cadets S. Bailey, I. Angellar, R, Pon- esa, R. Del.a l nente, G. Larens, Stneve, I. Swann. Row 4: Cadets R. Mieallef. B. lXleCroden, T. Cook, C. Robison, l atl1er Cipeie, Nl. Rome, D, Peters. 2. And Ff5Iw!l,t!' l lil? I' rl I 'Hill at I Il,I2t'Q',i lvl i I 1 Biff gif' .rs gi! tv 9 ' r 1i. I A so to bed. It's fun sleeping next to your pals. 3. Sister Mara Anne points to a problem. llands are raised to give the answer. l roin left to right: Row l: Cadets 'l'. Cook, R. Devine, M. lXleCuire, P. Rettig, R. lflsposito. I. Stueve. Row 2: Cadets D. Miiniielc, li. Rodriquez, M. Beyer. B. Danford, R. Miller, P. Cottam, B. Me- Croden. Row 3: Cadets C. Van Ruiten, I. Le Pez, ll. MeKinstry, l . llernandez. P. Prelitz, I. Nlestyauek. Row 4:iCaclets N. Bula, I. Angellar, XV. XVittman, I. Mills, I. VVitkowski. 4. XVe're not lioniesielc beeanse Sister Prioress always leaves the front gate open for our parents. Q ,ii ng. +1 -U- S. Bailey .qu y 1 . fs' P. Cacia F. Hernandez M. McGuire ,im 1- W' R. Ponesa ? P. Walthall W. Baker M. Beyer T. Cook P. Cottam .3 G. Larcus I. LePez in H. McKinstry I. Mestyanek tr J 1. Pfemz P. Rettig 'ES' 75' I. Witkowski W. VVittman M. Bula B. Danford 'QT R. Miller T7 R. Devine I. Mills E. Rodriguez I. Stueve F' SECOND GRADE :AS l. First Grade W il. 'l'lic right start is ilnportant. Sister Silvcria liclps Cadct Daxid Brnzillcri. 'l'o Dax'id's right is Cadct David l.cwis and lmcliind liim arc Cadcts XVaync llainpsun, Brian Brown. Stcvcn Swann, and Rolmcrt Kraszcwski. In row 2, l7ax'id's row, arc front to back: Cadets Clrcgory 'l'at1nn, lxllflllllly' Clark. Brian Nom, Karl Satcrlic, and Kevin Kern. Row ?: Cadets Alfred Ayiiygin, Cliarlcs Ccrosa, Xxllllllllll Slnnnard, XVilliain l,bCI'1!lACl,llxlllllibllf'Clilfflllll. and Danal7c XVccsc. limi' -l: Cadcts Nic-liacl Baker. Scott liginton, XYaync CToc'ln'an, and lanncs Doulcy. 2. Parents vicw Cnd of V163 C:llYl5llll2lS Drill. 0 . .4 53 1. M. Baker . 'FP' B. Brown fi X . W. Berard D. Borzilleri -: B A. Clark 2'- P. Carter D. De Weese S. Eginton R, d3Le01'1 Th 4- E BK 4-li., r' 'Ia T. Harris K. Kern R. Kraszewski B. Noto i 17' L. Rouse K. Saterlie 'RN - ' x , -L 41 , . If ' 2 rg' 1' -,I . Kc... Ui. hav' S. Swaim G. Tagge G. Tatum W. Cochran C. Gerosa 'S A. Cottam M. La Puma D. Lewis 45.5 new W. Shumard' FIRST GRADE N, ..f . .A I f ' ,F fiiiziw 2 . S ffl 1 1 6.419- S--f'ri'1?i .aw vi' '- 1 I St. Catherine's Sisters: S. M. Adel, 1925-1937, 1952 . . . S. M. Adrian, 1955-1956 S. M. Afra, 1904-1905 S. M. Agnes, 1941-1945 S. Agnes Mary, 1945-1951 S. Mary Albert, 1947-1950 S. M. Alice, 1939-1943, 1946-1950, 1959-1963 S. M. Aloysa, 1933-1936 S. M. Amabilis, 1961 . . . S. M. Ancilla, 1923 S. Angela Marie, 1938-1945 S. Mary Anthony, 1930-1933 S. Anthony Marie, 1948-1949 S. M. Augustine, 1936-1944 S. Mary Augustine, 1956-1958 S. M. Beda, 1960 . . . S. M. Benedict, 1930-1932, 1934-1937 S. M. Bernard, 1933-1936, 1955-1956, 1961-1962 S. M. Bernice, 1932-1935 S. Mary Bertha, 1939-1943, 1945-1947 S. M. Bertrand, 1948-1949 S. M. Canisia, 1943-1944 S. M. Carola, 1940-1945 S. M. Casimira, 1952-1958 S. NI. Cecilia, 1961-1962 S. M. Celeste, 1954-1956 S. M. Ceslava, 1952-1957, 1960 . . S. M. Charitas, 1934-1940 S. M. Charlotte, 1952-1.955 S. M. Christopher, 1954-1955 S. M. Clare, 1937-1949 S. M. Clarice, 1939-1941 S. Clarissa Marie, 1944-1945, 1963 . . S. M. Claudia, 1962 S. M. Cletus, 1957-1960 S. M. Concepta, 1947-1948 S. M. Consilia, 1928 . . . S. M. Constantia, 1921-1923, 1938-1940 S. M. Cuniberta, 1963 . . . S. M. Damian, 1939-1945 S. Mary David, 1959 . . . S. M. De Fatima, 1953-1954 S. M. De Lourdes, 1949-1952 Mother M. Dolorosa, 1924-1930 Mother Mary Dominic, 1936 S. M. Domitilla, 1954-1958 S. M. Edmunda, 1925-1931 S. M. Eleanore, 1960 . . . S. M. Elizabeth, 1937-1938 S. M. Emrnanuela, 1907-1914 S. M. Estelle, 1963 . . . S. M. Esther, 1948-1952 S. M. Eucharia, 1955-1956 S. M. Eugenia, 1959 . . . S. M. Eulalia, 1945-1946, 1950-1951 S. M. Eusebia. 1917-1918, 1925-1937 S. M. Evangela, 1949-1951 S. M. Expedita, 1905, 1924-1925 S. M. Eymard. 1946-1947 S. M. Fabiana, 1926-1928, 1929-1932 S. M. Fabiola. 1952-1955 S. M. Fidelis, 1912-1914 S. M. Floriana, 1931-1949, 1955 . . . S. M. Florita, 1937-1939 S. M. Frances, 1923-1924, 1942-1943 S. M. Francis c1eSalcs, 1946-1952 S. M. Gabriel, 1936-1937 S. M. Gemma, 1923-1925, 1935-1939 S: M. Genevieve, 1932-1933, 1935-1938, 1950-52 M. Gerard, 1963 . . . M. Gertrude, 1963 . . . M. Gertrudis, 1945-1948 M. Gonzaga, 11939-1947 M. C-uala, 1930-1949 Mary Helen, 1952-1953 Mary Hilary, 1952-1954 M. Hildegard, 1944-1946, 1959 . . M. Honorata, 1933-1936 M. Huberta, 1950-1954, 1958-1959, M. Ignatia, 1939-1946 Imelda Marie, 1956-1958, 1963 . . M. Inez, 1955-1957 M. Inviolata, 1941-1944 M. Irene, 1924-1930 M. Isabel, 1932-1938, 1959-1963 M. Isnarda, 1938-1939, 1940-1945 Mary lane, 1953-1954 M. Ianice, 1956-1958 M. Ierome, 1951-1952 M. Iohannita, 1954-1955, 1962 . . Mary Iohn, 1963 . . . Iohn Marie, 1952-1953 M. Iosepha, 1946-1950, 1952-1960 M. Iulia, 1951-1954 NI. Iulian, 1955-1963 M. Iuliana, 1955-1962 M. Korbiniana, 1931--1959 M. Laetitia, 1931-1933 M. Leo, 1936-1949 M. Leona, 1919-1922, 1953-1958 Mary Leonard, 1963 . . . Mary Liam, 1962 . . . M. Lidwina, 1940-1950, 1958-1959 NI. Lioba, 1923 M. Lucia, 1924-1925 M. Lucy, 1931-1935 M. Lucille, 1957-1960 1963 Mary Luke, 1931-1932, 1941-1942, 1954-1955 M. Lutgardis, 1944-1947 M. Madeline, 1961 . . . Mara Anne, 1962 . . . M. Marcellina, 1941-1947 Maria, 1920-1921 Maria, 1936-1942 Mary Mark. 1954-1959 Mary Martin, 1958-1961 M. Martina, 1945-1948 Mary, 1940-1943 M. Mathilda, 1917-1924 Maureen, 1950-1952 M. Mauritia, 1950-1952, 1960 . . . M. Mercedes, 1926-1934, 1950-1955 M. Mercia, 1936-1939 Miriam, 1932 M. Modesta, 1940-1941 M. Natalia, 1926-1931 M. Nemesia, 1935-19399 1946-1956 Osanna 1930' 1954 M. , 1 - - ' M. Patrice, 1936-1937, 1943'-1944, 1956 M . Pelagia, 1948-1958 - M. Peregrina, 1928-1929 Mary Peter, 1954-1962 Nl. del Pilar, 1944-1945 Mother M. Pius, 1936-1942 S. M. Polycarp, 1958 . . . S. M. Prisca, 1927-1923 S. M. Ramona, 1959-1961 Mary Raymond, 1960-1961, 1963 . Regina Marie, 1944-1945 Mary Regis, 1930-19339 1948-1949 qi 'Tw L ll- Q' is slr saw WF .f 'Q Wa ee-821' an all ' aww F Iubrlarrans Srsters M Adel ana M Walburga Frrst row S Eugema Plorrana Lumberta Polycarp S Amabrhs Prroress Second row S Sylxana Hxlde ard Roszlda Srlserra Marv Gerard Osanna Eleanore Thzrd row S Mary Iohn Secundr Ceslava Walburga Estelle Mara Anne Iohnnrta Thomas Mary Fourth row S Beda Madelme Clarrssa Mane Imelda Mane Mary Raymond Sean Mane Frith row S COHS1l12 Mary Lram Mane Vranney Adel Srxth row S Maurrtra Huberta Marv Leonard Mary Davrd Gertrude Black and DOIHIIIICHH White Thrrty three strong two gubrlarrans, ln black and Do mmxcan whrte the Srsters at St Cathermes form a pattern of Chrrstran educatron rn three schools 1n the area St Cathermes St Bomface and St Calhstus Together they burld a backfrre agamst the human destructron of present day crvrhzatron broken homes, dehnquency, drop outs, and useless waste of unwanted chrldren Therrs IS not to educate brrllrant lcnaves, devord of phrlosophrcal meanmg, but rather to tram useful crtl zens who w1ll shoulder w1tl1 zeal the nghts and the responsrbrhtres of th1s lrfe and prepare themselves for eternal hfe as well Wlule the1r colors are clear, black or whrte, therr answers are not yes and no They are famrhar wrth the scale of greys that make for understandrng a growmg boy's actrvrtres whrch seem at trmes awkward, at trmes falterrng at other t1mes manly and nothmg less than noble T'h1s IS the1r humamty Along w1th thrs IS the1r hfe of grace reflected rn the natural beauty of the1r faces that kmdles love rn the heart of the boy Thrs 15 the love that IS h1s brrth rrght and the love that burlds h1s heart muscle for manhood 1n the years to come ' Seventy frve years rs a long trme but rt 15 only the begmnmg Ahead he new generatrons to be trarned to meet new problems of outer space, and problems of the mner space of the1r own lrves The Donnnrn colors w1ll not fade The pattern of educatron w1ll remam, changrng to meet the chang mg trmes but ever God centered For God's Son took on human nature, thus human nature 1S truly God's nature It IS part and prmclple of the Domrnlcan to contrnue to lead toward that Kindly Light .wi Aff f I rw ta, f 1 rf if . . .-- , . M - ' -ea' J We . gi rr f M . s fa I. - X Y L ll is-f X V N ,,. ,, ,...., ,,,. , , , ., .. K W ,.. A U , W, ,r my Y .M QM M - - X r w a r at fr ,r r. .Er ' H ,, , V 1' ' up NT V: V Jl raaf' a N l r M1 ,J i r , '- 91' , ,, - ' , rw :F ' , Q . N 'N - aff? , MN T!! 4 ' fr A A will V ' rr 1 'K j at Ju. f. W N W .. -- ' r M , ' ' - - 43:9 6 Qwjwxily ' as.- 7 , . ' 'V' 'lr' 1 ,Wa P V L -VI W 45 , A J in Mr 5 3: 5 K l K, l Z ,: V 3 M 5 V ' V M If fair' ,X E P I K A F . Q ' f' -F l ir tate 'N ' ' 1, . r- 2- w w . 1 rr . ,., - . - ,eff 1 W :. -A , ,fs -'uni M sa 1, ,f nm-ryrr - 1 1. Nj if 1 WM,f,..T'sk 5 GM arljuf , I an r- A ..- -gf -I ,X , V, 'M-lr 4. , X an X I '-iv' H ' 5, wr, -, V 1. 52: Q , . Q53 an 'W' ,fl , Q1 are W, r , a rum 3? ' ' ' ' M ' , 1 .4 ' w ,, f 'ragga' f' X A xx A - X , . 4 r. W . ' - -1 - w - ' ' ' ' ' 7 Y 7 7 ' I ' I . ' y ' g 2 ' r I I I w . x r ' - : ' 7 27 Y .Y ll 7 7 I ' ' z . ' ' , ' , , - ' : . ' ' , , . , , ' r ' 7 , . . . . . , . , . . 20 1 S. M. Rosaleen, 1961-1963 2 S. M. Rosalia, 1924-1925 5 S. M. Rosalie, 1956-1961 20 S. M. Rosarita, 1944-1946 11 S. Rose Marie, 1930-1931, 1934-1938, 1947-1950, 1956-1960 3 S. M. Rosilda, 1962 . . . 8 S. M. Rosina, 1929-1931, 1951-1952, 1953-1956, 1957-1959 26 S. M. Rosita, 1939-1941 Z4 S. M. Rufina, 1933-1934 1 S. M, Ruperta, 1930-1931 4 S. Mary Ruth, 1959-1961 14 S. M. Salome, 1942-1944 3 S. Sean Marie, 1963 . . . 3 S. M. Secunda, 1949-1952, 1955-1961, 1962 . . 6 S. M. Sharon, 1958-1961, 1962 6 S. M. Sheila, 1949-1951 5 S. M. Siegfrieda, 1956-1960 3 S. M. Silveria, 1962 . . . 5 S. M. Simplicia, 1916-1920, 1950-1954 8 S. M. Stanislaus, 1930-1935 13 S. Stella Marie, 1955-1958 23 S. Mary Stephen, 1950-1955 2 S. Steven Marie, 1960-1963 5 S. Sybillina,1923-1932, 1933-1937, 1948-1950 3 S. Sylvana, 1962. . . 14 S. M. Thecla, 1959-1962 17 S. M. Theodora, 1925-1927 3 S. Thomas Mary, 1963 . . . 17 S. Thora Marie, 1958-1962 12 S. M. Verona, 1938-1940, 1952-1958 24 S. M. Veronica, 1915-1918 3 S. Marie Vianney, 1962 . . . 13 S. M. Vibiana, 1914-1922, 1935-1936 5 S. Mary Vincent, 1945-19475 1950-1953 S. M. Vincentia, 1936-1937 S. M. Walburga, 1939-1950, 1962 . . . S. M. Wilhelmina, 1953-1959 S. M. Willibalda, 1932-1944 - S. M. Winifred, 1942-1944, 1945-1947 - 4 I 'W' -S- X :ff-aug l 5 evxtw . Deceased S. Adalberta, O.P., 1953 S. Adelhcid, O.P., 1938 S. Aegidia, O.P., 1944 S. Alma, O.P., 1957 S. Aloysia, O.P., 1955 S. Alphonsa, O.P., 1940 S. Alphonsina, O.P., 1956 S. Alvara, O.P., 1937 S. Amalia, O.P., 1954 Mother Amanda, O. P., 1941 S. Andrea, O.P., 1947 S. Angela, O.P., 1946 S. Annunciata, O.P., 1960 S. Antonina, O.P., 1952 S. Apollonia, O.P., 1963 S. Athanasia, O.P., 1960 S. Augusta, O.P., 1959 S. Augustina, O.P., 1952 S. Bartliolomea, O.P., 1940 S. Benedicta, O.P., 1946 S. Benigna, O.P., 1933 S. Bernarda, O.P., 1959 S. Bertranda, O.P., 1906 S. Bonifacia, O.P., 1953 S. Brigitta, O.P., 1948 S. Camilla, O.P., 1918 S. Carmelita, O.P., 1962 S. Casimira, O.P., 1910 S. Catalina, O.P., 1944 S. Catherine, O.P., 1916 S. Christina, O.P., 1947 S. Coelestina, O.P., 1907 The number by each Sister's name indicates her present place of assignment. 1 Dominican Convent, P.O. Box 3508, Mission San lose, California 94538 2 Immaculate Conception Convent, 1212 Guerrero Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94110 3 St. Catherine's Military School, P. O. Box 4044, Anaheim, California 92803 4 Marycrest, 2900 N.E. 132nd Avenue, Portland, Oregon 5 The Albertinum, Ukiah, California 95482 6 Serra Center, P.O. Box 3478, Mission San lose, California 94538 7 Flintridge Sacred Heart, P. O. Bin A, Pasadena, Califomia 91109 8 Sacred Heart Convent, 2108 Sichel Street: Los Angeles, California 90031 9 St. Elizabeth's Convent, 1550 34th Avenue, Oakland, California 94601 10 St. Anthony's Convent, 3106 Folsom Street, San Francisco, California 94110 11 St. Michael's Convent, 1039 W. 87th Street, Los Angeles, California 90034 12 San, Gabriel Convent, 561 W. Mission Drive, San Gabriel, California 13 St. Ignatius Convent, 6024 Terrace Drive, Los Angeles, California 90042 14 St. Vincent's Convent, P.O. Box 120, San Rafael, California 15 St. Mary Magdalen's Convert, 1203 Milvia Street, Berkeley, California 94709 16 Santa Teresita Convent, 1375 Murchison Street, Los Angeles, California 90033 17 St. Frances Cabrini Convent, 1430 W. Imperial Highway, Los Angeles, Calif. 90047 18 St. Williams Convent, 401 Rosita Street, 'Los Altos, California 19 St. Ioseph's Convent, 15005 S.E. Division Street, Portland, Oregon St. Frances Cabrini Convent, 15325 1Voodard Road, Cambrian Park, California 21 Immaculate Conception, 1544 Treat Avenue, San Francisco, California 94110 22 Sacred Heart Convent, 505 M Street, Patterson, California 95363 23 St. Therese Convent, 1200 N. E. 131 Place, Portland, Oregon 24 Dominican Convent,e Salus Infinnorum, P.O. Box 3508, Mission San Iose, Calif. 94538 25 Germany 26 Mexico S. Colette, O.P., 1942 S. Consolata, O.P., 1960 S. Cortona, O.P:, 1959 S. Crescentia, O.P., 1926 S. Digna, O.P., 1936 S. Dolores, O. P., 1959 S. Dorothea, O.P., 1952 S. Elisa, O.P., 1955 S. Elizabeth, O.P., 1957 S. Emerentiana, O.P., 1961 S. Emilia, O.P., 1928 S. Emily, O.P., 1928 S. Einygclia, O.P., 1962 S. Engelberta, O.P., 1929 S. Eupheinia, O.P., 1961 S. Evangelista, O.P., 1934 Mother Felicitas, O. P., 1944 S. Ferdinanda, O.P., 1950 S. Francine, O.P., 1960 S. Francisca, O.P., 1959 S. Genovefa, O.P., 1963 S. Gertrude, O.P., 1944 Mother Gonzaga, O. P., 1922 S. Gregoria, O.P., 1958 S. Gundisalva, O.P., 1952 S. Hedwig, O.P., 1958 S. Helena, O.P., 1947 S. Hilaria, O.P., 1950 S. Hilda, O.P., 1937 S. Hildegarde, O.P., 1930 S. Hyacintha, O.P., 1947 S. Ildephonsa, O.P., 1955 S. Imelda, O.P., 1959 S. Isidora, O.P., 1935 S. Iacobina, O.P., 1943 S. Iosephine, O.P., 1925 S. Liguoria, O.P., 1927 S. Ludovica, O.P., 1929 S. Marcolina, O.P., 1959 S. Marka, O.P., 1956 S. Martha, O.P., 1939 S. Martina, O.P., 1922 S. Matthia, O.P., 1957 S. Maximiliana, O.P., 1946 S. Mechthild, O.P., 1937 S. Michaela, O.P., 1954 S. Monica, O.P., 1937 S. Notburga, O. P., 1963 S. Perpetua, O.P., 1907 S. Petra, O.P., 1933 S. Petrina, O.P., 1962 S. Petronilla, O.P., 1949 S. Raphael, O.P., 1960 S. Raymunda, O.P., 1928 S. Regina, O.P., 1948 S. Sacloca, O.P., 1909 Mother Salesia, O. P., 1924 S. Scholastica, O.P., 1937 S. Sebastiana, O.P., 1946 S. Severina, O.P., 1919 S. Stanislaus, O.P., 1918 S. Stephana, O.P., 1961 S. Teresa, O.P., 1951 S. Theobalda, O.P., 1959 S. Verona, O.P., 1911 S. Villana, O.P., 1938 S. Vincent, O.P., 1923 S. Vincentia, O.P., 1919 S. Wendelina, O.P., 1958 S. Xaveria, O.P., 1933 S. Zita, O.P., 1933 sr ' ' ' , . A 1 y , ,y -.47 1 - , 1 '- V -i . .- uv, , .1 . x 1 F f 9, i- , ,. , , . ' 1 A 5 I Y 1 :P , . . ' K P- o y . . 1 P Q I' 1 1 4 n.. -4 , A, x 1- ww ' V ., ,, 1 . x. , , 1 1' 1 ,, T 1 Av A r D. r ' '5 4 4,,. - -K 4 , Q ar w' fi, 1 Q , 1 ,.. r -5 - rl- 1 lb N . ' Q 4- ' W , 1 v , sv ' 4 ' m L W -5 ' 4 Us ' L . 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