St John Vianney High School - Calarogan Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Agtuca. :QI ,JP 9-P, ' A f'T,,-Pdf.-1 ,ii ' ...nl p 4' ff.- .4 rg, ',f A 4' f .1-'i .-L rf 5' -- , ,f 'llffr 9, l 'Q 1 Q 4 nl J , f 4, rf 0 .:' ' 'f f-v.. vt n . ., V. J ,dl . 3- ,.- nf' P i r 0 0 .J lr ' H I .E- ' 4 , v- I JL- . , U 1 ,. v n 4 ' ...vi - F .--,, ' 'T a .u 4. 5: ' 4 J, - all A . gw 4: . ' ,-pri' -111,4 p- . , ' v -1.0 ' ' ' no , 6 . .. , 1 .gp if 1 of ' . gun ' 4 . ' , v I Q t 1. WW M ff loyal ff nip W PM W f 3QWCj,5wg GM M .vb WW yy' W XWAVJLRSM Mmeywyyfdgf Qgxf M jjjfjilj 07226 fiffffifi The 1958 CCL !6LI 0g6Ll'l PubHshed by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Of JOHN VIANNEY HIGH SCHOOL His Eminence JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MCINTYRE My dear Students: The life of the patron of your High School, St. john Vianney, is an excellent example of human capacity to overcome under the im- pulse and favor of divine grace, any and all human obstacles. In the light of his accomplishment through persistent application under the impulse of God's grace, our minor trials of every day life should vanish into space. He is an admirable patron, and his life exemplifies the virtue of perseverance in an ideal. Praying for you all blessings, I am Faithfully in Christ, rd ff 4 ,f' ,f Francis Card McIntyre .gf ARCHBISHOP Q of Los Angeles MOST REVEREND ALDEN BELL, D.D. MOST REVEREND TIMOTHY MANNING, D.D., j.C.D Dedication . . Administration Seniors . 576.44 of content Underclassmen . Activities S ports Index . . i , ...T- 4 Y -- - g Lf X 5 5 5 Z'-v .72 -.4 . , Provincial My dear Students of St. john Vianney High School: It is most kind of you to dedicate The Calarogan to me this year. As you know, your annual is named after the birthplace of St. Dominic, Calaruega, Spain. When Dominic was a student like yourselves, we read that he was eager to learn all that could be known of God, His world, and of the great human family dwelling therein. One incident during his student years, however, shows us the outstanding characteris- tic of the young man who was to become a world-renowned leader of men. Observing the great poverty and suffering of the people during a period of famine, Dominic sold the manuscripts that were so precious to him for his studies, and which he had even annotated with his own hand, and gave the proceeds to the poor. Charity, a love for each individual human person, was the dominant note of his personality. This love he had learned from his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. May this same love take root and flourish in the life of each one of you. Yours devotedly in Christ, Wil Am AQ Joseph Fulton, o.P. We, the students of Sl. john Vianney High School, humbly dedicate our 1958 CALAROGAN to the Dominican Provincial of the Province o the Holy Name. VERY REVEREND JOSEPH FULTON O P Province of the Holy Name sgguclenf goal? 0 icem IS A91 E JOSEPH RAMIREZ Student-Body President ANTHONY KINNINGER Student-Body Vice-President YQ,-nv' ANTHONY ZANE Student-Body Sec.-Treas VCNYVOW we lgrediclenf . b d W It is with tremendous sense of satisfaction that I congratulate Class of '58 of St. john Vianney High School. For it is the first class to complete four years of study at our young school. We feel that the difficult years of establishing a new school are now past and that with this class we will look forward to an ever increasing success in the academic field. May you reflect honor upon our school in the future by your progress in higher education. My blessings and a prayer for God's favor upon you in the happy years to come. Sincerely in Christ, Rt. Rev. Msgr. james E. Dolan, President 'k. we igrinciiaa On behalf of the faculty of St. john Vianney High School we offer our sincerest congratulations to the Class of '58. It has been a distinct pleasure working with you and we hope that the cardinal and grey will long linger in your thoughts. In its Latin root meaning, education means to lead or bring out. No doubt you feel you could have done better in the last four years of your high school training. That your best has never been realized. This dissatisfaction with one's self is good. It goads us to greater efforts, to strive for perfection, morally and intellectually. Even St. Thomas Aquinas was never satisfied with his work or his life. We feel, however, that the fundamentals of a happy and healthy Christian life are firmly in your grasp. The faculty and your fellow students of the other classes will be watching your progress in the future. May our Holy Father, St. Dominic, who conceived his mission as a torch lighting the lives of others with the fire of Christ-like activity, inspire you in your efforts to realize the fullness of your potential for goodness, not only in your own life, but in influencing the lives of others. May Our Blessed Lord and His Holy Mother guide and protect you. God bless you, William Moore, O.P. Principal 'W f ..- ,.V, ..A.,?g ,W 7..,,i-Y W- . .,.-, ...W .. W ,W V H ,, 5 FATHER FATHER FATHER JOHN SIMONES, O.P., B.A. MARK DONNELLY, O.P. JOSEPH KEARNEY Prefect of Studies, Prefect of Discipline, Director of Student Activities, Latin, Religion English Director of Counciling, Civics, Sociology, Hisggry ij , 7 . 1 , 1 ii -ig wg - . 7 . ., A Q : m sg Q5 5 1 R 3 FSF? if- . - S., ' 1 ' fi ' ja' f' FATHER ROBERT PLAMONDON, O.P. Algebra, Geometry. ,X 5 : I FATHER JEROME PHILLIPS, O.P. C? QQ.,-,a English, German FATHER DOMINIC HOFFMAN, O.P. Physics, Algebra, General Science. ff I cz!-M47 . XJ' si-f' - in-7' W '1 Q0 CAPT. WALTER S. SCHAEFER AGC-USA RET., BA., MA English, History, Typing, Trignometry, Calculus MR. BENNY LEFEBVRE Director of Athletics, Head Football, Baseball Coach, Physical Education, First Aid k C N. V V V 5 V. .J,xi 2 I 2,2 f f Q WLM offjf 1 at 'J T0 Ag LV sw FATHER FATHER FRANCIS O'BRIEN, O.P. JAMES ORTINEZ, SCH. P. English, Latin, Glee Spanish, Latin, Religion FATHER FATHER CRESCENTE ESPESO, O.P. JOHN COURTNEY Spanish, R ligion M.H.F., MA. QCantab.j XL N History lx g Ll R 1 by C N 'lb N A .J xxx V D V p xg R ! U . ,y MWA Qi f r L MR. DONALD FAMILTON, B.A. ,. Occupations, Physical Education, B Coach l MR. FRANK BOYLE, B.A. Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach, Physical Education, History, Business Law, Personal Hygiene I0 4 MR. MICHAEL MINGO, B.S. English MR. TH MAS TORPY, B.A., M.A. C mist !General Science . Q1 Riff 7f ff? 7' M6 'DX A. JZ '41 jlefbm nj MR. WILLIAM MEYER, B.M. 8: E. Band MR. JQSEPH WEBSTER, B.A. X Lxbrarlan A If i f X . Y., rw, .fat' 2 . ,' . A -. ., ..,. -1. . L. 'ss .45 T Na-ww -' CELIA PAGONE Secretary JEROME NOLAN President enior MICHAEL McDONALD JAMES MULHERIN Vice President 3 Secretary-Treasurer CMM W LC8I 6 The Class of '58 reaches the end of its high school career . . . four years . . . gaining knowledge . . . always against a background of the Faith . . . the reason we came to Vianney. We have learned to be good citizens of the Catholic Church . . . and of our country . . . while our minds were being trained. We have been taught to keep our ultimate goal always before us . . . as we perform our allotted tasks of life. 12 , -1 -- - - -- --.. 1 fe--V-fn :TT--T V. ,- VICTOR ANTONIOL ALFRED ARENSDORF RICHARD ARGUELLAS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Newspaper 1, 2, 33 Science Club 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Letter- 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. mens' Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. el'll0l'5 CLUQ 0 U1 Ackoo 5l0U lt ' f f 4 ,SMB W Y' 1, 1, ROBERT ARGUELLAS Pep Cub 4. ERNESTO ARGUELLO Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. . 'xi . Q -1 l ii: . 5 its MICHAEL BOWLER Football manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball manager 1, 2, 35 Letter- mens' Club 3, 49 Pep Club 3, 4 Newspaper 5g Yearbook 3, 45 Stu dent body secretary-treasurer 3 Student Council 3. DONALD BROUSSARD ADOLPH ARREDONDO Baseball 4. CHARLES BEST -- ...-- -I. - -.-5 CHARLES BLASKOWER Football 3, 4. qji. ip JAMES BROWN Football 4, Baseball 4. MARIO BRUNNETTI Football 4, Pep Club 4, Track 3. PHILLIP BURGESS Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. l 4 x FRANK CALCAGNINI Pep Club 2, Glee Club 3, Science Club 4. WILLIAM CLARK Science Club 1, 2. FRANCIS COONEY Newspaper 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4. JOHN DUTHE zo, L PETER DENTE Football 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Sci- Science Club 4. ence Club 3. TERRANCE DOUGLAS eniom env! Aaffi THOMAS EHRLICH Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Bas- ketball 2, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FALLON I yy! 1, 5 ,iq ,kwin GIOVANNI FASCIO Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-League 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Track 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. l E RAYMOND FERRENTE Newspaper 4, Yearbook 4, Sci- ence Club 2, 4. fealfy AI' cofLge HENERY FIGUEROA FRANK GALINDO MICHAEL GALLINA Glee Club 4. l if 1 i L Q v Q, p - -,r ,- x eniom :dearly fo :Mow RUDOLPH GARCIA Glee Club 4. GONZALO GURROLA GERALD HACKWORTH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-League 5, 4, Newspaper 3. , ,, ,,,, . 1 . 5 fx- RONALD HENDERSON Football manager 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball manager 5, Newspalger 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Camera Clu 2, Sci- ence Club 4. - Ns I - , a 5. F' iJf't'?l1,f . V o SL 11.4 -,L ,.' Q r 'IL f R X I f 52 T ,K 1 ' I A 5.-'9 1 Q5 . V 4 tx . SAMUEL HILL ominican fraining JOSEPH HUNT Football 2, Newspaper 4, Pep Club 4, Science Club 2. KEITH HUTSON Football 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. jAMES JOYCE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4. ANTHONY KINNINGER Football 4, Class vice-president 3 Student body vice-president 4 Student Council 3, 4, Yearbook 4 LEONARD KLINE Newspaper 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. ,,j' JAMES LEAR Football 2, Track 3, Camera Club 1. MICHAEL McDONALD Football 4, All-League 4, Class vice-president 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4. l QA q lA0W7Q MMMA, ,mf 91' fe JAMES MADRID Track 2, Science Club 2, Honor Roll 2, 3. W ' ...E 0 5,102 W0 EUGENE MORENO Basketball 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. ,Qs 5 . v ' , -I x l . JAMES MALLOY Football 4, Yearbook 4, Club 3. THOMAS MALONEY Pep Newspaper 3. lx L K' VC Fx fb Ax fl xl 0 x or VV E 'Qr'7,V45y Nklvl QL! lm GERALD MARVRAY Football 2, Track 2, Hobby Club 1, Glee Club 4, Honor Roll 3. JAMES MULHERN Track 2, 3, Class secretary-treas urer 5, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 5. . ' uma as fl- 4 'ii .L JEROME NOLAN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 - 7 I 2, 3. 4, Ba2ebL11'1, az, 5, 4, Letter- , s - 9 1 ' mens Club 1 2 3 4 Class Presx dent 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 3, 4. JAMES 0'C0NN0R TRIFONE PAGONE Hobby Club 1, 2, Camera Club F00fba1l 2, 5, 4, NCWSPQPCI' 2, 1, 2. Pep Club 4. Q.,--. - vp, ', 4 WILLIAM REISZ JOSEPH RAMIREZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Student body President Student Council 4, Pep Club 4. 22 VY .JL .44 .-H ,:.,.l-ft,.g,-,-4,.4-3....,-.a...z.,.....- amfge A -,f+-1-1-f!5:wi-G--v14-4,-- Y 9 - A ' ' ixfiwi' AW-if 'Q- -' V , 'sth FRANK RODRIQUEZ Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, All- League Baseball 2. FERNANDO ROSALES Art Club 1, Science Club 1. WILLIAM ROSALES Glee Club 1, Sodality 1. GEOFFREY SHEPHARD Science Club 2, Newspaper 2. JOHN ROHE Football manager 3, 4, Basketball manager 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 3. 4. Baseball 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. 1 N ROBERT SILVA MICHAEL SMITH Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Glee Club 5, 4. Pep Club 3. WILLIAM SWEENEY DANIEL SYPIAN Poster Club 1, Science Club 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-League 2, 3, 4. Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. , ', P.- I' I x ,.A ., .. , . ,af , f, -1 ffm -...gwff 4 , I Z- 'S I L. gin. uilf 'gjjis V n la : ' 4 FRANK SULLIVAN Football 4, Pep Club 4. eniora carry LMA V:-w.,....1-.,. . ...gf xg: :- ' 7 5- - 4::1-- - . +- - --' .-v :-r , -, . ..-,vvslv-. 1? IP .fi DONALD SYPIAN ARMANDO TALAVERA Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Club 1, 2, 3, 4. fAe Ilanle 0 Manneg ALAN TANZILLO ANTHONY TERRY Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Let- termen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. God, in His infinite wisdom, has seen fit to take one of our class- mates, ROBERT GILBERT. May his soul rest in peace. ALFRED TESTA Glee Club 3, Band 3, 4. 25 ANTHONY VERDE Football 3 4 Pep Club 4 NICHOLAS TESTA Newfipaper 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, . CHARLES VELONA Pep Club 4. A ' lf enzord ear f e Afamla ALBERT VILLA School Statlstxcxan 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Bas ketball manager 1 2 3 4 THOMAS VINSON If ' .x XJ 2 . A Xml JV X K 5 U K X , -' Y V X: ! . QV ! l , Q X A ,L 5, 1 A -Q Qx 'VY ,Ili TX Ag XI X TJ V 9 6 , Q ,NY .ic vp A, .R - ' -V A lv alll X. 'VV L Q' .f V 7 7 ' I . . 7 7 7 7 9 s 1 s 9 ' 7 7 7 ' ' 1 W . P I . ' ' I -:A . . A ROBERT VON BURKLEO Newspaper 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4. 1 . HARRY VON DER AHE O! .ibominican e ucafion RICHARD WALTON Football 3, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 5, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. ANTHONY ZANE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 5, Stu- dent body secretary-treasurer 4, Student Council 4. I I MICHAEL WALSH Newspaper 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4 X . px CE A ,, f i . . T V 'I .E ' - .A 'X Q w Q' 'UI 0616 YCQOIV 55YYlf0I'1f Q fc 1' ffl Q31 , -Th G' 4 qc a '21 Q' fn 7- J 1 C1 rx' Iv' aj 1. 'IX 'AH' 2 2' 4 -5' Q 2' I 4 N ...,,K,,,, :- Tom Girard, M. Martinolli, and Tom O'Donne1l talk over plans for upcoming prom, ssandra R. Banashek M. Burchmore A. Carrizosa C. Comegys Dalton plegate M. Bermejo N. Burgess D. Carter F. Creamer M. Davis Ball H. Broman Bushman B. Collins E, C1-iner W, Debley .sl I ' v Y x qw, 5' 'l 'Y I 9 , , X ,' A k .., , 4 A , . Qui .sf N lb 4 . V ,F 'Q' Q Q . ' f Y Y sv if A ' T: i A 1.1 N N fl clk x x Q' av' Sr fg Qu ,.-- ,. .I , 1 . C . MM .m mx . 4l he l ' ,QC L. ir Q Ln A Xl FL , . P 'D' f 'ff' -v: . :xii I .. i I ,,, X'. X K iv 1 T51 NR ms 1 R' . ul. ef Xu me lx. x 'J' N - X ii . X .PL ,gif H A, s , Y Q ..-.. 'J V 'Ax eil- A AX ' fwllll .71 5:3 if, l -V ' 33 5 ' ' - v X 1 0' A 1 . , VM .ggfga . 'i I' H. De Brauyn Demers T. Ennis R. Galli D. Gomez K. Hellie S. De Deaux H. Doherty D. Fields T. Girard R. Gomez R. Hollow J. Deeney D. Du Fau M. Figueroa C. Golondzinier P. Grogan W, Hughes M. Iwankiw P. jamgochian L. Keeton W. Jesse K -4' Q R. Knabenbauer D. K' ' , ' 2: lflfllllgel' wx' . il ' 5' il , X H X R mel x . N4 - - a Y 'N-vs Vat. + . R. Koslowski . 5 X Mr Mlngo teaches English to seniors E. Murphy W. Neary G. O'Donnell T. O'Donnell R. Olivarez R. Olsen L. Paterson M. Paulin E. Pelissier F. Perez J. Podtetenieff M. Pontrelli R. Reyes E. Rischar L. Robinson E. Ruivenkamp C . Salanitro C. Seymour J. Shaffer J. Shanahan E. Machado K. Madigan P. McBride J. Manno G. Mansfield R. Martinez M. Martinolli N. Michelena L. Moeller H. Moore T. Mulherin M. Mundy unior cfaad Lad Alairif N fy X- . .ix ' 4' , - mx FXS ' .. 5 - A v ,OA M 4 i . Q . 4 .' X 3' , 'ff . :V ' , 4 . .-xv N X. fx' X 'W A. ' A X I ' . WX 0 LUAiCA laafron woufcl Ae prone! ' 5 , V Nwz A Q N L1 f ' . I K 1 .5 . 1. N M X X An g, . .IF . - , 2 , F, fy-ff lx- E Y'fe+.e-- H . 63 -P x ' . I i S X' ' .ir . ' K xl i in X Fr. Hoffman gives the science class an interesting demonstration. .-. .4- xx 5 I C. Valentine S. Villarreal P. Ward W. Lloyd E. Sheridan G. Shields S, Siudzinski J. Snyder W. Stadie K. St. Onge M. Strubel D. Tepe G. Thompson D. Valencia W Q just a friendly game of football between seniors and juniors. C4655 0 '60 in the year to come. . r Alex Talavera, jim Sullivan and Tony De Cristo look for a bright future B. Amorelli T. Bau L. Bertrant R. Canale A. Carniglia C. Courtney W. Anderson P. Belas Bonelli C. Carter E. Chriss L. Creamer A. Alcantara W. Bernstein L. Boulger A. Castaneda Collins D. Crimmins Q 1 .3 X I I , -am T .Z r C 0 , ' -523 if fri A ' . 3 . Il. v .' 5' L ' 3 -2' ' T A, A, ', , if R kj . 'Di I ' x X, .Sm VK . sa. T td NMR x mm , . L 1 . A C T I 'gg ' X X 'nn all ' 1? l g onnelly Eulberg P Fuller 30,04 Olffl 0I e6 CLF? ff . . LA 'U' ' 'C' R Q ' r 3 X Q- , li R -F-1 . x at - N . ' ' 'Q ' ' ' A. De Cristo Delia R. De Portillo C. Dodder R Dorazxo R Edwards W. Deeney E. Del Villar Di Gior io K. D T. Gaffney Gregg S. Garcia J. Harbridge X Q . .Ah T .x 50' gy? Spf il xXx 9 SVN! ' S' . , Y 0 - ,., X 'X ' ll L 1' , I '-N ff- xfk 3 x . x ' X 1 x znsslu vm A X15 .. -it-J' A 1 . ' A 7' I 5. . I lx AN. N X ll' . s 'iq ' L -4 3 ax - X L QI-e.'ws.a. . AX f C. Howell P. Hull' L. Issoglio B. Jones A. Karalius M, Keeton T. Hughes M. Hunt K. jackson M. jones R. Kawasaki P. Kelly fo LQCUHQQ UPPQPC Clffifniell S. La Bonge Lange C. Lefebvre Z. Lenac C. McCreary J. McDonald J. Lang M. Langhams J. Lefebvre T. Lopez D. McCune M. McGarrey 3 X 4 V A - Q- . .l R vw Q P K . . ' ' l , . 4' - V 1 ' L K -I' A l ' I ' l ff Q ' ' L L - ' ' ' 5 A L4 A . ! ii l rf ' ., I, .4 ' .QQ x I sl!! . 44 1-'1 . ' x In! H. Mikenna Seniors anticipate graduation by burning books. jd J. Malloy F. Martin J. Molina if S, Moreno V. Muzquiz W, Oram L. Peralta K. Pielow S. Mosier R. Nordbeck Palotay A. Paulsen V. Presto . A D. Murphy T. O'Conner A. Parks Peterson W. Prior Q Z1 K as 'if' xi i x it V I A i s . ' nil 'N ui 1 'Q' . -41 cf' . 'L ' , A , si .. ' Q., f' as 'v--.. f . . -id M i Q I S , g. .4 , A4 ' L , . 'Q' .21 l S . X ' '-S fa. N k ' 0 K - 1 ' - -z ma-.. .. N x .. - . or ' - s. ini? B , u..,.--.., .. l i Q. ii 'Welle ' FE A Gone but not forgotten 5 iii ' L I A. Talavera E. Whelan J. Valencia Wilkinson R. Walsh V. Wilson J. Wenger W. Young A. Ramirez J, Sayegh R. Sparks J. Suarez ' R. Sarracino M. Sicotte R. Spence Sullivan N - -4. ,, G. Sayeg D. Skinner R. Sprague P. Sweeney ' MC- - St, . , ' -P . A E LX YK ., K ' if Lf! . NN c-gf? ' . A n . V i gal' 1 1 kv L, V V l -... ' ' mu 4 ' .-' l X f X 'z .M S' I' I ,H -'x ,Q 'Q . 'wif' .I I i S nfs? - iii x 1 ' ii . ' - A ' S ' . - - x , . IL. A 2- 1. ff: at ' v ' ,ALI . ,bbw-.. N 'Q i 1 ' v- 1 ' u-.4 - ! 1 l . x . 4 ' Q.-5-V 'lb' W! :xy l -rr x D fr ' li l 'fx I R ' g, X i ' xX xx CNN W r- rl rx V X E. Bufford J. Casar F. Catania R. Clesson 8, M. Bustamante Castellucci E. Ciccolo P. Delia . .71 1 l' 9 A- , Q, V ' P65 men egln, J W i.. git , 9 ' we 'c :A if J' xy - H '55, P3 3 1. A. Adamo D. Barney L. Anderson Bermudez T, Alvarado E. Brassil Kfazid o '67 T. Alvarado, D. Parks, and P. Galbraith talk over their first semester of high school. aiv.. Q? 1 0 worried G. Doetze B. Doran E. Evans hi 'X ... xx. ' fy: XSW' xx x sr. ........a'v'1 n-.-W -Y- - .-,.-Y .. Y.. w. ..,..,. J., .N V3 4 0- ' ' 1 . , V .S H 'V - ' 'T Sf ' ' 'ff - - . A A. 1 E , , LXR l tj A X N Q U K XXX x M Manmng M O Brian B. Parks C. Perez R. Quon J. Rodrigues P Melkleyohn M Olsen M. Paulsen F. Phillips Rideau R. Ronk I love seniors ul ' fl jrebkmen wi maui eaf -r..-,,- -V Q--,,.-,.. -., ..... ...-.- -vw -V ...iv Y--....v--.....,.,t,,1,-V-.--D -iw ,.....,- 1 ,T-:, Mr. Mingo Thinks rea Uanneg Alairif R, Sackacs S. Shankland M. Sittig T. Smith N. Trutanic j. Villarreal R. Sayegh J. Sicotte B. Smith J. Testa M. Vella E. Wong 1 s. ' 1 F v 4 vt x - ' 1 I ' V K I ' x X 5 -A , ik Mx - 1 flulueb 1 Xl: if ax i , 'i , . . . 51- ! f W E N .x .s. b W b 'li' ' .V in ' 1' ' i '- ev ' 1 r 5' 1 . . E 4533 A I ' 'i 513, . 4 .1 ' Q '. . M- I at.. :nf ' J figs ,ful qlcg, 01? 5 -X o 5 A :Q Ea I -1 fr ' Q I -A f l 8 5 . .0 n t , i ' 1 J'-,- - - ' - l ' 4... t A Q X ind -'S ugzwlenf Counci joe Ramirez, Student Body Pres., talks over big plans with Fr. Kearney, Moderator, Tony Zane, and Tony Kinninger. ,A . .,,- - X- - I In STX I n u n 1- Q - Q ,,, - - -. - - Q Q Q .lllllllll s Q ' A Q T 1 - u if 1 Q' '5- limlwlem of 7 X, Association of X Student Councils. Q'-2 I The Student Council attained many ynls this yetr unong them the acquisition of the new juke box md the student parking lot They also sponsored an after Easter dance whith was 1 huge SUCCESS. Bolton! Row, Lvfl lo Rigblr Sullivan, T. DeCristo, A. Talavera, Fr. j. Kearney, Moderatorg T, Alvarado, B. Parks, P. Galbraith. Shulrling: T. Kinninger, 1, Mulherin, T, Zane, -I, Nolan, F. Cooney, J, Ramirez, Pres.: M, Martinoli, M. Mtllonalnl. CLA Admission to the Lettermen's Christmas party was A toy for a tot. The gifts were presented to the Sisters of Charity for underprivileged children. The club also sponsored several movies to raise money for their annual outing. ,,, gi an w .. X nn an a I 1-ii -l R 4 vm A Y g acl x L - Ms- . JL' c 9 F- .UA A if 3' a I 1 4, P sm: l l 1 Qc in C' r f' 1 :,rI1 25:13 u , 1 ,- . C Lux I. Bottom Row Left to Right: M. Bowler, J. Ramirez, J. Nolan, J. Rohe, J. Fascio. Cerner Roux' Dan Sypian A Talavera, J. Joyce, K. St. Onge, G. O'Donnell, V. Amoniol, K. Hutson, T. Ehrlith Don Sypian. Top Row: F. Rodriquez, J. Hackworth, R. Henderson, J. Lear, P. Dente, J Schaffer L Peralta, A. Castanada, P. Burgess, A. Verde. Coach Benny Lefebvre talks over initiation plans with officers Jim Joyce, Pres., Jerry Nolan, Vice Pres.: Mike Bowler, Sec., Treas.g and Joe Fascio, Sgt. at Arms, .-15. P cm r Q L? Inmates and guards prepare for pep assembly. Officers of Pep Club from Right to Left: Armondo Talavera vice pres.g joe Fascio, Sec.-Treas.g Trifone Pagone Pres and Coach Don Familton, well known movie star Even though this was the Pep Club's first year, it accomplished quite a bit. Before all varsity games, its members decorated the auditorium and most of the building The biggest success of the year was the rally before our win against St. Francis. its' ,'. . - 'Ti' r u r-v 5- RL' 6 .94 M4 xx -'Q?',i- Top Row: T. DeCristo, P. Dente, D. Crimmens, J. Joyce, M. Walsh, K. Hutson, F. Sullivan W. Riesz, Middle Rauf: D. Kinninger, L. Robinson, T. Mulerin, 1. Malloy, M. Paulin, W. Jessie J. Hunt, J. Comegys, R. Hollow. Bottom Row: M. Bowler, J. Mulerin, T. Kinninger, T. Pagone M. McDonald, A. Talavera, C. Velona, J. Fascio, T. Alvarado, M. Wilson. Seated: P. Fuller J. Villareal, J. Manno, K. Donnelly. Qtr fx J.. 4 N K-5 r, T011 Roux' F. Creamer, L. Petterson, XV. Jessie, T. Douglas, N. Testa, bl. Dalton, R. llcnderson, R. Knabenbzluer, L. Creamer. Bottom R014 .' -I. XVenger, Mnnno, ll. DeBr.1uxn, I.. Kline, R. Ferrante, J. Mulhcrin, A. Arensdorf. cience C ug Offirvrs of Sriwzrc Club from Lcfl to Right: R. Hen- derson, sec.-treas.g L. Kline, pres.: J. Mulherin, site The Science Club, this year under the direction of Mr. Torpy, is celebrating its fourth year at S.j.V. lt has proved to be educational and inspiring to its members and the rest of the student body. This has been accomplished by its efforts in securing interesting talks and arranging field trips in science. pres., a friend, and Mr. Torpy, Moderator. X111 Ing - . s. ,..,,,mS Q I 6U'l'lCL 5 ,,.f' NNN i . . F R' t 'I ,- V Top Roux A. Testa, R. Hollow, j. Mulherin, H. Figueroa, XV. Jessie, T. Vinson, R. lftrmnlt Middle Row: T. Douglas, W. Reisz, P. Dente, M. Smith, N. Testa, M. Burnt-tri, R, llcndurs- n Bottom Roux' M. Bowler, J. Villareal, M. McDonald, A. Arensdorf, L. Klunu, I.. Rohinst rn The Drama Club, the first one at our school, started its active participation in school life by giving a one act play in the Drama Festival at a local college. The play, Afraid of the Dark was a success. The production of the Spring season is Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Pen- sance for the purpose of raising funds for future plays. Mr. Mingo, moderator, talks over spring production with W. Reisz, T. Douglas and L. Kline. ll ' w tn ' ' 1 .5 L X' - . I A' V 6' gf! A 'LQ , ll 1 In iv' 1 'wt mg '31- in- Ib bv 2I UQl':f , ug The Server's Club serves at all student Masses, L4-ll lo Riglzls T Golondzinier, C. Golonclvinier, P, llc-ntc, A. C-alll. 6U'l'lQl CL Lvfl to Right: P. Mciklcjohn, L. Kline, j, Siucllinski, lNl, Pnnlrclli, Fr, j. Simcmcs, nwderaturg A. Cialli. -j I 52 N. 'sf 3 Q 'N -i fr Y 4 qt, :E -:hiv x f ' O .mx Top Row, Left to Rigbl: D. XX'alton, P. Liathkoff, M. Bermejo, L. Robinson, T. Vinson, C Salinetro, W. Reisz, NW. Stadie, W. jesjie, A. Mcfiilvery. Bottom Roux' C. Valentine, R. Silva J. Podtetinieff, H. DeBruyn, J. Wenger, A. Villa, R. Kawasaki, R. Hollow, M, Smith V. Antoniol. The Glee Club, under the direction of Fr. F. O'Brian, O.P., is one of the most active at St. johns. Enjoyable performances, often the high spots of student assem- blies, are bringing about greater appreciation of this kind of artistic teamwork. Al Villa, Dick XValton, Andy McGilxery, and Vic Antoniol practice for assembly. nj - t,,,9'La It u l E5 i'-:ah v 9653! s 5' ' Z 1 'k 0 4 1 ' . . , '4:f:5:5:iE:2' 1 5:1:75:-ze.45:4-23.-c,.,. ., ,sf f:s:z:a:4 .1 i2E1E2E1E'i4f515:rE5E?E2Z-siiilziz-., w.:..?:s: ..:gf5sisQz:' 'Isis-5' 421-.,. W :t-. ' ' 4-- '-5-5 ''fr-r.-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1-Z.- 1:2:f:4:-:-15:-:-:-:-:'.-.1-:-:-1-WA' Viarmcy Dance Band: Drums, F. Creamer: Piano, j. Suarel: Saxcs, li. Murphy, M. Mundy, H, Broman, M, Figueroa: Trumpets, Mr, Meyer, S. Holligsworth, W. Debley: Bass, L. Creamer. Under the direction of Mr. Meyer, the Band gives pep and color to school activi- K J ties. They appear at concerts, football and basketball games, and at pep rallies. Their an season is the whole school year. Vianney is proud of them. First Row, Lvff to Rigbf: B. Amorclli, D. Klcmpay, A. Testa, P. Fuller, B. jones, M. Mundy. Second Roux' F. Creamer, F. Murphy, H. Broman, XV. Clark, R, Graham, M. Figueroa, M. Bustamante. Third Row: T. Ennis, J. Valencia, S. Hollingsworth, H. Von Der Alle, T. Ehrlich, B. Debley, Mr. Meyer. Fourth Roux' F. Xvong, M. Sittig, bl. Dalton, j. Suarez, T. Golondzinier, C. Golondzinier. Top Raw: Collins, L. Creamer. ewfilaalaer Edilorial Staff, lofi to Right: F. Cooney, R. Fermnte, N. Testa, editorg Mr. Schaefer, moderator: j. Mulherin :mtl j. Bonelli. After three hard years of struggling, the paper has met with great success this year. Many papers were issued and the stuff has grown. New efficient methods have been instituted for it much improved newspaper. It is Z1 truly representative organ of the school, Svuluf, Luft io Right: j. Ylllllfiilll, T. lfhrlith, P. Meiklejohn, M. Lzmghans, C. Mrffrczuw, R. XV:xlsh, J. Bonelli. Sliu1dif1g.' R. Baitln, R. Henderson, F. Cooney, N. Testa, M. jenkins, P. Dante, M. P1llllll l,J,lxlLlll'1Cl'lI1. MGUAAOO if, 1 U '..' :jx Hll,ViI1t'.Y,V Sluff: Aloe Rumircl, Frank SLllllN1lIl, Mike Bowler, uililorg -I, Comcgys, jim Malloy, luisim-ss nmnagcrg Tony Kinningcr. 9 Top Row, Left to Right: Ramirez, R. Henderson, Comcgys, ll. XVulion, Al, Rohc, F. Sullivan, j. Siunllinski. Smlwl: T. Kinninger, J. Malloy, M, Bowler, R. Fcrrzlntc, A, Cinlli, lfdiloriul Stuff: Dick xxiilllllh, layout cnlitor: Mr. Sclmcfcr, llltltlilfillllfl Nike Bowler, Unli- tor, anal jim Malloy, business nmnngerg look over Callzlrogxln mover. g ggialfli ln-.... On with the dance is 1 familiwr s'1 'in around St A . 2 1 .5 g . John Viunney High, as the boys invite their dates to join them in an evening of dancing to their favorite music in a gaily decorated cafeteria. Cil'lCQ5 all W lton C Valintine, M. 1 4 F r CT I The finale of the show sees F. Calgunini, D. a , . Smith, J. W'enger and B. McCune grouped around Mrs. C. Lewis. JOI19 T! l la? HUIIIQ3, Tr Jlfon Ig' L and J. fo R,M,', B d ed for the Mothers' Club by An excellent talent show was pro uc ' ' f the school under the direction of Mrs. the amateur musiclans 0 C. Lewis. GF, - Allt-Cune M- Master iff ggwler fefno flies Dick Walton Mike Smith 0 K gall UQ! 57 ofga 9 1' C ,011 E bvfe mldrwscs . Le C . mem eh OUR WAITRFSSFS nxembcf S ol me Q n0'b Q1 an we The Nobles at their annual banquet. joe Fascio accepts best back of the year 1lNNll!'Kl from Comb Frank Boyle. 16, Frank Boyle presents best lineman uf the year msartl to Mike Mtllonaltl. it E1..Q ' 'I3in- '47 :- x K 3 Q I ti .. Ds N Ol'R COOKS Plentx for ull. 'Ilvnx kllllllllllbl xuuu-s ilu must llls u Coauh Lcfclu rc presents Anthony Verde wnh the plan-r of :lu um .m.ml tr-nn lh.uI if nh must imprmccl player of the xcaru award. lim-nm In-hlwu ,r-It f -, A rr -3 A agp. .giairif in Confedfd i Voice of Democracy Contestants, Left to Right: N. Michelena, A. Galli, M. Bowler, D. Fields, J. Ramirez, J. Mulherin, R, Henderson, L. Kline, J. Bonelli, G. Sayeh. During the course of the school year, students from our school participated in numerous contests. The most important of these were The Voice of Democracy, which several of the students entered and the Examiners Unitd States History Contest, which eight seniors and two juniors entered. The Italian government sponsored an essay contest in which Mario Brunetti won a gold medal. Another senior, Gerald Marvray, took top honors in the Los Angeles Examiner's Bill of Rights contest. Mike Bowler addresses student body. Nestor Michelena, school winner .ggairif in riaem Aer! .g . .Faqs . - ' 'g 'TH7-rs... s ' - 1 fjf '?fg91er- , W.. ' -5 . 444: - f-. -i . A s J-V1 si : V ni ' .rffwqvn A L L-I Wu..- 'fd A'- ' 'Far in F is fm! Q -- r a a has I f t. , ' 'Myra Numerous assemblies were held throughout the year. The Pep Club had charge of the gatherings held before each athletic event. Yells, skits and guest speakers were the order of the day. Former football coach, Mike Pacaravich, gives stirring talk to students. At the final rally of the football season, contendor for the Wfelterweight Crown, Vince Martinez, addressed the student body. 61 lr: N 'i2Lair'f I 1 h 4 ml-1 xx-...gf S. -.-'nl-I-' 7 544 -X , 491.41 -- ,A it Speakers Tabla, Loft la Rigbl: Fr. VV. Moore, Op. principal: Mgr, james Dolan, president: Mrs. Michael Bowler, president of the Mothers' Club, and Mr. Bowler. W0tAQl 5 , Annuaf izbinner A pre-Lenten Mardi Gras dinner party was the hi-light of the Mothers' Club activities for the year. Proceeds were used for the purchase of equipment for the science department, as well as books for the Library. l l jafkerd ana! Sona gfealffcwf wif' .SIX 1 r in judge Bunno Brink ad dress l:.llllCI'S and Sons 1 ,f The Fathers' Club sponsored the annual Father-Son Communion Breakfast. Immediately after Mass, breakfast was prepared and served by the Fathers in the school cafeteria. A program followed, featuring judge Benno Brink as principal speaker. Lu 9 I' .f AN her lfuliun, OP., ,une L mmm .ll Mass Executive Board, Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. Michael Bowler, presidentg Mrs. Daniel Whelan and Mrs. Norman Burgess, co-tea chairmen: Mrs. Lawrence Donnelly, treasurerg Mrs. Dominic Pagone, hospitality: Mrs. Frederick Creamer, publicityg Mrs. john Antoniol, ways and means! Mrs, Campbell Meikeljohn, re- cording secretaryg Mrs. Charles Robinson, membershipg Mrs. Maurice Hollings- worth, vice president. Noi Pictured: Mrs. Cletus Kinninger, corresponding secre- tary. Seated as Tea Hostesses are Mrs. james Joyce and Mrs. james Brown. Wofkera A ow lairif Even though we often do not show to our mothers the devotion which they show us, we have many secret notes of love and grati- tude in our hearts. Our mothers help to make our life more useful and agreeable at school by the many little sacrifices they undergo to furnish the extras which the school could not otherwise afford. Mrs. james Joyce pours tea for Mothers after business meeting. P addressC5 Fathers han, O' Father My ! - 'iv Pres1dent Mr Mulherln ja fAer:5 fi ow Iairif Executive Board, Standing, Left to Rigbl, Mr. Whelan, Mr, Bowler, Mr. Testa, Mr Sayeh, Mr. Gaffney. Seated: Mr. Mulherin Fr. Moore, o.p., Mr. Skinner, Mr. Debley WOLLA :SLOW r frh 1 7' is . , , ,,,.f !'V4 Limit!! dloirif in 4f. .A Ns. :-ui' -.1 i -3 , '4- O fs 5. ullfq' f.! D f' ,. y . h 9 .Q I, ' q ,l-'as -f : 191 , ' I re igioud Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Father J, Fulton, O.P., celebrates Mass for the student body. g es: Father J. Fearon, 0,P,, bestows Papal Blessing on student body. acfiuified .7AanL you, gr. Wgkan Elf' Because of ill health our former principal, Fr. john Myhan, O.P., was forced to resign. The announcement of his leaving was a surprise and shock to the student body. The boys had grown to know him not only as their severest critic but as their best friend. The Line-up. x-y-2x-2y-Zxy. Fr. Myhan's bus. Peace. just one meeting Fr. Myhan's dog, ROCKY. 1 X E Dismissed. They went that way. Waiting for the teacher ALA SEN I ORS. STUDY. ig ,V This litlte piggy went to market jredkmen .gnifiafion SW' This year's football team cannot be con- sidered great, but it was unique in two things - courage and spirit. Everyone from the captains to the subs played for the team. Even though The Nobles did not compile an impressive record, under the direction of Benny Lefebvre and Frank Boyle, it was the only team to score three touchdowns on the C.l.F. champs, Mater Dei, in four years. You can be sure that every last man who was on the varsity is proud to have played on the 1957 team. ll, if 5 -. 1 ar' .K .H 1 -v ' 1 1 ' , ,f-It U Vg L ' ,, as i 1 ,. r , I v fag. is J' 5. -if 0' 5 ' ' 9 . gp -U Zn' ,. 4.., .. .. . . . . A -. 'gf' 12,-,,,g. ' .N .I .A y.. N' l,5g,,fJ,O - I. w Ah y ..L,rLr-,,'5,,,.f 4, ' fl i, l!4-Q - F B , 'L e'- 1,5 . -vfrfl Ln .I x - gfvfz. W N ' .v - . . , , 1- .. , OI' J-fy' 1-. 't.-. - c.' L ' 5 .r A- . r - .. '.' s - ' , .. , f ,--Q.. ..., 4- ,x ... 5 - . A n - -1.A'k:.Q 5 S- .Q ,M -F, 'X.Ef.--1. Ex 0 .W A , J l 'J'-rfb n 8 - .xx A 4 li . , I i J A hill., ' -' 5: 3 4 ', y' '11 ' ' ' . . 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I, I .. , - . K. C , 0-. -'-A V 1 I ' . A go -, E' in-J 1 -v- 5, .1 I x K nr N Armondo Talavera All-League Honorable Mention ,, .. , ' 1 'Q , f-I 'f joe Fascio All-League Two Years in a Row Captain Best back on team and in league. Q e 1 r X R If ? K . A Q1 Q 'Y 'F'--.7 -I . iq c fb i Joe Ramirez ,lim Joyce V, Antoniol All-League Znd String All'I-Cfliluc - Honorable Mention All-League Honorable Mention . 41 L -- 1 . - 1 ' A i ' -on .., ' x . ag- . . 0. ' 'Q' . A : j 2 X Tony Kinninger Tony Verde Mike Mtllonaltl 2nd String All.LeQ1gue Most improved All-League Most inspirational player on team. Captain man on team. Best lineman on team. T. Kinninger 4223 shakes loosc, as A, Verde C-iij prepares to lax' xicious block on a Pioneer. V. Antonio! C441 breaks away for six against Chaminade. 'Y . Q, fa , Q X gm rl QP T' -u 1 .E vw' I, i .Q-cf -..-,,., T. Ennis ,A , I G. Thompson G. O'Donnell , , s f ze ti F1 --Q sl T. Girard , j. Ball R. Reyes J fi 59 f 5 'T 1 1' K. St. Onge T. DeCristo R. Nordbeck Fascio carries opponent to pay dir REBURD SJV 6 ....... Bell-jeff. . . . . 26 ....... Chaminade . . 12 ....... Mary Star .... 19 ....... Mater Dei ..... 19 ....... Pomona-Catholic 24 ....... Mission ....... 19 ....... St. FIHHCIS . . . t with J. Joyce clearing Opp. 6 13 ...28 .. ...38 .. ...50 12 13 ' at .- ,. Noble 1. Ramirez Q61 clears field for Talavera's long run. the way. The team in the stands cheers the team on the field to victory. J? 9 9 943 i-rw-l'5 v ' - v---W.. n--W-A --Y - .. - Il., -. Z? Sanrio VE 15' 14.12. N4 2885 -6 M ID Bottom Row: M. Bustamente, C. Howell, D. Gianelli, B. Parks, T. Lefebvre, B. Jones, D. Crimmens, G. Deorze .Middle Row: Coach Don Familton, P. Fuller, E. Rishar, J. Burmudez, J. Lefebvre, S. Mosier, J. Harbridge, W. Prior, D. Kinninger. Top Row: D. Gomez, P. Grogan, J. Skinner, R. Rodriquez, J. Courtney, J. Malloy, G. Baker. . .. ,t ..- .J Bottom Row, left to Right: T. O'Connor, B. Deeney, T. Rau, P. Fuller, R. Heron. Middle Row: W. Anderson, F. Martin, J. Harbridge, N. Michelena, S. Villereal, J. Malloy, Coach Don Familton. Top Row: J. Bermundez, E. Delvillar, J, Bushman, D. Giannelli. Top Row, Left lo Right: T. Gaffney, L. Peralta, E. Whelan, H. Moore, D. Gomez, Al Villa, K. Donnelly. Bottom Row: S. Smith, K. Pielow, Deeney, P. Fuller. M. MCG arrey, B. !issF5g!?! 4, '51 J VQSHL 4' ?xi20 if - XE, X0 ff mf, 22 assi I U-s fy, ,X x- I- QBL43, E 75 ': QA ,wi 32 W ' BL W Cf V 4 P? f 'J 'bm Vkf, sg we wsJBL4sy , gf E 1 12 J' XJ f 3 g 'Y 3 3' , 5 , sawf Vg V x ' ' N 55.1 figgjgg, - A H. inf- 'x2: ' - u jerry gets mo with his eyes tlosed. K, 1 7 u 1. Joyce C562 sinks a deadly left handed jump shot. Fascism rebounds. The 1957-58 Vianney basketball team was by far the best to take the floor in our short history. Under the superb direction of Don Strasburg, the team brought home the first trophy in Vianney's history by winning the consolation championship of the tough and rugged Santa Clara Tournament and surprised any number of people by being the Cinderella team of the Parochial League. Another honor that this noble quintet brought the school was that of having the leagues leading scorer and Player of the Year in the Parochial League in All-League Guard jerry Hackworth. Two Points. Start nf jerry's deadly jump He jumps He gets position. shot. Moreno 128D brmgs dovsn rebound. s tvu from the corner Martinoli lays in :wo Nfl Joyce fights for ball. fl ,1 s s s s s Q V 67 ........ J 102 62 48 40 65 42 41 45 36 44 55 Nolan sinks lmporxant luck Deeney CRD ups ln Two. NUN-lEAGUE RECURD ackson .............., Black Foxe ......... Black Foxe .......... I :Pasadena fovertimej . . . Sr. Agnes ........... ........Chaminade... . .,......Lutheran ........Bell.-jeff. ........Bell.-jeff. ........Lennox ........Redondo . . . . . . . .Lennox Qovertimej . . . Opp. 10 ...67 ....55 ....52 ....53 ....34 ....40 ....43 ....40 ..,.45 ....48 ....59 LEAGUE RECORD STV Opp. 49 56 .........MaryStar...... 50 ......... Pomona-Cath. . . . . . . .35 40 ......... Mater Dei .... .... 5 5 37 ......... St. Francis .... .... 4 9 41 ......... Mission . , .... 36 35 ......... Mary Star ... ....40 34 ......... Mater Dei .,..... .... 4 3 32 ......... Pomona-Cath. ........ .... 3 0 43 ......... Mission fovertimej . . . . . . . 55 ......... St. Francis .......... .... SANTA CLARA TOURNAMENT SJV Opp. 58. . .Santa Clara .................... .65 66. . .Moor Park ftournament recordj . . .31 31. . .Simi fffhampionshipj ........... .29 47 T 50 jim Joyce shovxs art of clunking. Vic qzzp aries for rebound. jerry Hackworth, team captain, AllA League two years, League's high siorer ivso years, Player of the Year in the Parochial League. joe Ramirez Sanfa CZCLPQ CACLHQIQJ On the 27th, 28th, and 29th of Decem- ber, the Noble Five made the long trip to Oxnard to play in the annual Santa Clara Tournament. On the opening night the team played the host team, Santa Clara, and went down fighting by five points in the last seconds. In the second game the polished Noble Quintet, led by jerry Hackworth, broke the tourney scor- ing record by outclassing Moor Park, 66 to 33. In the championship game against Simi, the Men of St. john's began to feel the weariness of travel. The game was a see-saw battle until jim joyce, in the last two seconds of play, sank a 15 ft. jump shot. The rest is history. D - 2 ' J ' . ,V If Q fm ff' ff? 1 ' 2 ,4 fx. i i J' i l ug' johngbeeney Xl Q , 4 Q Gene Moreno J in V, if WN!! Vigil? tg , ' L Y ,g 3 4 to l ' X 1 f' f' Z '7 f'!L1 ' f gffa-W Y - i 1 M Q ,gif 'Q ack s haffer A 317 Vic Ant mol X Tony Castenada rx, S, i i L jerry Nolan jim joyce jerry Hackworth, All T urnament Joe Fascio, All-Tournament Wogimen of flue ibiamon K V jj l V' A ' lf 1 ' lim Brown IC m0m0 ' Dlfk Walton mundo 'Yalivefa i Af if Bill Neary Dan 5YPiaf1 '9'. :-3 . . V l ,, :W- Dick Reyes Tip Lefebvre K B jerry Nolan 'A Kkilxw Sw vid' rredondo Adiixph A Coach Benny Lefebvre Q' ' of f if 3 ! Don S -Vpig H 'S r Q -'-Q5 Bob Collins 11. 1 B nf .P 3 N jim Lefebvre john Deeney Bill Hughes fmgr.j I F,,,nk R . Od!-Iguez 101111 Robe 74044 Gnclermen :Ex ill J. Fascio ' T. Zane L J. Ramirez K K. Hutson S. Delieaux R. Arguellas 'f' Joe Fascio high jumping. E, Whelan P. Burgess E. Sheridan C. Courtney A. Parks j, Lear J. Sullivan K, K. P. Fuller , B. Parks I K, Donnelly 1+ 7 + Tony Zane Wjgyfgfjflfy I J. Schaffer L It ti B Pfiof T. Gottlieb ' ' geps 'Hhb ,- 0 the 31h 2 rp: MFA . .. 'JJ . 4 ,msgi- I if lx K. Jackson D. Kinninger f B. Kelly N. Burgess ' E. Pellissier A. Paulsen D. Hickmen S. Shankland ' , A --.slw1r.,,,,-- ,hi ,,,l1iv:.1.:...n- - Adamo, Alan, 40 Alcantara, Arcadio, 40 Alderson, Lawrence, 40 Alessandra, John E., 30 Alvarado. Timothy, 40, 46, 48 Amorelli, Benedict, 35, 53 Anderson, William. 35 Antoniol, Victor, 13, 47, 52, 73, Applegate, Gary, 30 Arensdorf, Alfred, 13, 49, 50 Arguelles, Richard 13 Arguelles, Robert, 13 Arguello, Ernest, 13 Arredondo, Adolph, 14, 64 Baida, Robert, 54 Baker, Glenn, 78 Ball. John, 30, 74, 77 Banashek, Robert, 30 Bart, Edward, 35 Belas, Peter, 35 Bermejo, Michael, 30, 52 Bermudez, Julio. 40, 78 Bernstein, William, 35 Bertrand, Louis, 35 Best, Charles, 14 Blaskower, Charles, 14, 74 Bonelli, Joseph, 35, 54 Boulger, Lawrence, 35 75. 79, 81, 82, 84 Bowler, Michael, 14, 47, 48, 50, 55, 57, 60, 74 Brassil, Edmund, 40 Broman, Howard, 30, 53 Broussard, Donald, 14 Brown, James, 15, 74 Brunetti, Mario, 15, 50 Bufford, Ernest. 40 Burchmore, Michael, 30 Burgess, Norman, 30 Burgess, Phillip, 15 Bushman, John, 30 Bustamente, Francis, 40 Calcagnini, Frank. 15 Canale, Robert, 35 Carrizosa, Alfonso, 30 Carter, Charles, 35 Carter, Dennis. 30 Casar, John, 40 Castaneda, Antonio. 35, 79 Castellucci. John, 40 Cantania, Frank, 40 Cerniglia, Anthony, 35 Chriss, Eugene, 35 Ciccolo. Edward, 40 Clark, William, 15, 53 Clesson, Robert, 40 Collins, James, 35 Collins, Robert, 30, 84 Comegys, Cornelius, 30, 55 Cooney, Frank, 16, 54, 49 Courtney, Christopher, 35, 78 Creamer, Fred, 30, 53, 49 Creamer, Lawrence, 35, 53 Crimmins, Dennis, 35. 78 Criner, Edwin 30 Dalton, John, 30. 53 Davies, Michael 30, 49, 54 Debley, William, 30, 53 De Bruyn, Harold. 31, 49, 52 De Cristo, Anthony, 35, 74, 77 Dedeaux, Sherman, 31, 85 Deeney, John, 31, 79, 83, 84 Deeney, William, 35, 78 Delia, Joseph, 35 Delia, Peter, 40 Del Villar, Edward, 36, 78 Demers, Joseph, 31 Dente, Peter, 16, 47, 48, 51 De Portillo, Ronald, 36 Di Giorgio, John, 36 Dodder, Walter, 36 Doetze, Gerald, 40 Doherty, Hubert, 31 Dombrosky, Paul Donnelly, Kevin, 36, 48, 85 Doran, Brian, 40 Dorazio, Ronald, 36 Dufau, Dennis, 31 Douglas, Terry, 16, 50, 49 Duthie, John, 16 Edwards, Robert, 36 Ehrlich, Thomas, 16, 43, 53, 54 Ennis, Thomas, 31, 77 Eulberg Jeff, 36 Evans, Evan, 40 Evasho, John, 40 Fallon, Joseph, 16 .74 Fascio. Giovanni, 17, 47, 48, 58, 72, 74, 79 Ferrante, Ray, 17, 49, 55 Fields, Douglas, 31, Figueroa, Henry, 17, 50 Figueroa, Mark, 31, 53 Freedman, Morris, 41 Fuller, Peter, 36, 48, 78 Furlong, Terry, 41 Gaffney, Timothy 36, 78 Galbraith, Peter, 41 Galindo, Frank, 17 Galli, Aurelio, 31, 51, 55 Gallina, Michael, 17 Garcia, Rudy, 18 Garcia, Solomon, 36 Getchell, James, 36 Jingle, Giannelli, Daniel, 36, 78 Girard, John, 41 Girard, Thomas, 31, 74 Golondzinier, Constant, 31, 51, 53 Golondzinier, Theodore, 41 Gomez, Robert, 31 Graham, Romain, 36 Gregg, John, 36 Grillo, Francis, 36 Grogan, Patrick, 31, 78 Guerrero, Edward, 41 Gurrola, Gonzalo, 18 Hackworth, Jerry, 18, 47, 79, Harbridge, John, 36 Harnett, Michael, 36 Hathaway, Michael, 41 Hellie, Kenneth, 31 Henderson, Ronald, 18, 47, 4 Heron, Robert, 36 Heustis, Reed, 41 Hickman, Richard, 41 l-Iill, Samuel, 18 l-lockmuth, Joe, 36 80, 83 9. 50, 55 Hollingsworth, Stephen, 36, 53 Hollow, Richard, 31, 48, 52 Hotchkiss, Jack, 41 Howell, Christopher, 36, 78 Hughes, Timothy, 36 Hughes, William, 31, 84 Hull, Peter, 36 Hunt, Joseph, 19 Hunt, atthew, 36 Hutson, Keith, 19 Issoglio. Louis, 37 Iwankiw, Michael, 31 Jackson, Kennith, 37 Jamgochian, Paul, 31 Jarmusz, George, 41 Jenkins, Michael Jesse, william, 31 Jones, Bluett, 37 Jones, Malcolm, 37 Joyce, James, -10, 82. 19, 75 Karalius, Algis, 37 Kawaski, Richard, 37 Keeton, Leon, 31 Keeton, Michael, 37 Kelley, Patrick, 37 Kelsey, Kenneth Kinninger, Anthony, 6, 19, Kinninger, David, 31 Klempay, Josefh, 41 Kline, Leonar , 19, 54, 49 Knabenbauer, Robert, 32 Konitzer, Andrew, 41 Kozlowski, Richard, 32, 84 Labonge, Stephen, 37 Lang, Gerald, 37 Langhans, Michael, 37 Lear, James, 20, 85 Leckliter, Oscar, 41 Lefebvre, Clifford, 37, 78, 84 Lefebvre, James, 32, 78, 84 Lenac, Zdravko, 37 Leo, David, 32 Liachkoff, Peter, 20, 52 Lopez, Timothy, 37 Lucero, Leonard, 41 McBride, Pat, 33 McCreary, Charles, 37 McCune, David, 39 McDonald, James, 37 McDonald, Michael, 20, 46, 4 McGarrey, Michael, 37 McGilvray, Andrew, 20, 52 McGrath, Thomas, 41 McKenna, Horace, 31 Machado, Earl, 32 Madigan, Kelly, 32 Madrid, James, 20 Malloy, James, 74, 55, 21, 48 Malloy, Jerry, 37 Maloney, Thomas, 21 Manning, Michael, 41 Manno, John, 33 Mansfield, George, 33 Moreno, Eugene, 21, 81, 83 Moreno, Simon, 38 Martin, Frank, 83, 38 Martinez, John Martinez, Robert, 32 Martinoli, Maurice, 33, 81 Marvray, Gerald, 21, 52 Meikeljohn, Patrick, 41 Michelena, Nester, 33 Moeller, Larry, 33 Molina, Juan, 38 Moore, Harry, 33 Mosier, Samuel, 38 Mulherin, James, 21, 49, 54 Mulherin, Thomas, 33 Mundy, Michael, 33 Murphy, Elliott, 32 Muzquiz, Victor, 38 Neary, William, 32, 84 46, 48, 55, 59, 74, 75 8, 50, 58, 75 Nolan, Jerome. 22, 46, 47, 55, 74, 81, 83, 84 Nordbeck, Robert, 38 O'Brian, Michael, 41 O'Connor, James, 22 O'Connor, Thomas, 38 O'Donnell, Gary, 32, 74 O'Donne1l, Thomas, 32 Olivarez, Ricardo, 32 Olsen, Raymond, 33 Olsen, Michael, 41 Oram, William, 38 Pagone, Trifone, 22, 48, 74 Palotay, Joseph 38 Parks, Arthur, 38, 74, 85 Parks, Bernard, 41, 78, 85 Paterson, Lee, 32 Paulin, Michael, 32 Paulsen, Anthony, 41 Paulsen, Michael, 38 Pellissier, Edward, 32 Peralta, Luis, 38 Perez, Clinton, 41 Perez, Frank, 32 Peterson, John, 38 Phillips, Francis, 41 Pielow, Kirk, 38 Podtetenieff, John, 32 Pontrelli, Michael, 32 Presto, Vincent, 38 Prior, William, 38 Quon, Robert, 41 Ramirez, Alfred, 38 Ramirez, Joe, li, 22, 46, 75, 79, 86 Rau, Thomas Reisz, William, 22 Reyes, Richard, 32. 74, 84 Rideau, John, 41 Rischard, Eric, 32 Robinson, Larry. 32 Rodriguez, Frank, 23, B4 Rodriguez, John, 42 Rodriguez, Richard, 38 Ruivenkamp, Edward. 32 Rohe, John, 23, 47, 55, 74, 79,84 Ronlt, Richard, 42 Rosales, Fernando, 23 Rosales William. 23 St. Onge, Harold, 32, 74 Sakaos, Richard, 42 Salanitro, Carl, 32 Sarracino, Ross, 38 SaY08, George, 39 Sayegh, James, 39 Sayegh, Richard, 42 Seymour, Curtis, 32 Shaffer, Jack, 32. 79, 83 Shanahan, John, 32 Shankland, Sidney, 62 Shephard, Geoffrey, 23 Sheridan, Emmett, 32 Shields, George, 32 Sicotte, John, 42 Sicotte, Michael. 39 Silva, Robert, 24 Sittig, Michael, 42 Siudzinski, Joseph. 32, 51, 55 Skinner, Daniel, 39, 78 Smith, Brian, 42 Smith, Michael, 24 Smith, Timothy, 42 Sparks, Roderick. 39 Spence, Richard, 39 Sprague, Richaed, 39 Stadie, William, 34 Sturbel, John, 34 Surez, Jose, 39 Sullivan, Frank, 24. 55, 74 Sullivan, James, 39 Sweeney, Patrick, 39 Sweeney William, 24 Sypian, banter, 24, 84 Sypian, Donald, 25, 84 Talavera, Alex, 39, 78 Talavera, Armando, 25, 47, 4 Tanzillo. Alan, 25 Terry, Tony, 25 Testa, Alfred, 25, 52, 53 Testa, Joseph, 42 Testa, Nicholas. 26, 49, 54 Thompson, Craig, 34, 74 Trutanic, Nicholas, 42 Valencia, Dannis, 34 Valencia, John, 39 Valentine. Charles, 34 Vella, Mark, 42 Velona, Charles, 26, 47 Verde, Anthony, 26, 47, 48, 5 Villa, Albert, 26 Villarreal, James, 42 Villarreal Salvador, 34 Vinson, Robert, 39 Vinson, Thomas, 26 Von Burkleo, Robert, 27 Von der Ahe, Henry, 27 Walsh, Michael, 27 Walsh, Robert, 39 Walton, Richard, 27, 52, 74, Wenger, Jude, 39, 52 Whelan, Edward, 39 Wilkinson, John, 39 Wilson, Victor, 39 Wong, Edward. 42. 46 Young. William C., 39 Young, William L., 34 Zane, Anthony. 6, 27. 46, 74, TN 8, 74 9, 74 84 85 .grienclfg pafrono Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. R. L. Alvarado and Mrs. John Antoniol and Mrs. A. M. Arensdorf Regina Baham Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Boulger Mr. and Mrs Michael F. Bowler jr. Mr. and Mrs C. W. Comegys Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Creamer Jr. Mr. and Mrs D. Crimmins Dr. and Mrs. james S. 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