St Monica High School - Compass Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)
- Class of 1957
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I9S7 COM PAS PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF SAINT MONICA'S HIGH SCHOOL SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA DEDICATION To our patroness. Saint Monica, we dedicate our school and yearbook in 1957. We hope that her special virtues of love and perse- verance may help us throughout our lives. A time will come when all of us will look back and see these days as we cannot see them now — as through the eyes of one experienced. Then we can truly appreciate the love and perseverance that made all these days possible. With her virtue and her motherhood, Monica is the guardian of every Mariner, inspiring and teaching by her Christ-like example. THEME We, of the younger generation, often hear talk of the good old days, usually from older people still living in the past. We are not convinced. We believe that the future holds more promise for a stronger America, offer- ing its citizens the highest standards of liv- ing the world has ever known. Certainly there will be serious problems to solve. We thank God for our Catholic educa- tion which will enable us, the leaders of to- morrow, to solve these problems, and pro- mote peace on earth and good will towards all mankind. CALENDAR School starts.................................................September 13 Freshman Welcome Dance ........................................ October 6 Homecoming.....................................................November 3 Junior Dance ................................................. November 17 Retreat ...................................................... November 19 Christmas Play................................■................December 14 Sophomore Dance ............................................... January 19 Anniversary Ball.............................................. February 16 Hi Jinx ...................................................... February 26 Opening of New Wing...............................................March 11 Green and Gold Day.....................................................May 3 Prom................................................................May 18 Dedication of New Wing..............................................May 25 Grad Night............................................................. 9 School over........................................................June 14 MESSAGE FROM MONSIGNOR Dear Graduates, As the first graduates to have enjoyed the enlarged facilities of St. Monica's High School, you are grateful to God, as I am, for the privilege which has been yours of a complete Catholic education. The ultimate purpose of that educational program is set forth on the plaque on our new building — to cooperate with Divine Grace in the formation of true and perfect Christians. May that purpose be realized in the life of each of you. The sacrifices of your patents, the labors of your teachers, and your own time and ef- forts, will then not have been in vain. May our Lord bless you abundantly always, through the hands of Mary, our Immaculate Mother, and St. Monica, our glorious Patroness. 8 Brother Hilary Principal Brother Cornelius Dean of Boys BROTHERS OF ST. PATRICK Brother Evaristus Brother Ibar Brother Aquinas Brother Clement Brother Xavier Mr. Wolf Brother Chrysostom Mr. Ingersol Seated: Sister Regina Maria, Sister M. Frances Theresa. Sister M. Rose Dolora, Sister M. Agnes Rita, Sister Miriam Genevieve, Superior; Sister Aloysia Mary, Registrar; Sister M. Paul Gerard, Sister Miriam Josephine, Sister Rosario Maria. Standing: Sister M. Catherine Irene, Dean; Sister Maura Joseph, Sister Eugenia Maria, Sister Felice Marie. SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES Miss I. Norton Mrs. V. McShane Mrs. L. Sommers Miss A. McBride Miss B. D. Smith Ted Sullivan Kathleen Dawson President President James Clyne President Carol Trindl President Class Officers: First row: S. Lang, M. Murphy, S. Dooley, S. Messmer, C. Castillo. Second row: J. Barrett, R. Galvan, C. Burbank, R. Hemenez, F. Mar- quez. Third row: F. Hummel, S. Estrada, L. Davidson, S. Cen- cak, C. Penrose. Our last year at St. Monica's is now completed. Four years of high school are behind us: Ahead is life filled with its hopes and joys, worries and sorrows. Looking back on our high school days, we re- member our welcome as freshmen. In our soph- omore year the Symphony of a Starry Night'' was the first dance our class sponsored. At last upper classmen, we recall our junior movie, “The Glenn Miller Story,'' the record dance, “The Jun- ior Jump, and the boys’ new jacket, and to climax this eventful year, our prom, Misty Isle. The shouts we gave when we won the first C.I.F. basketball crown for our Alma Mater will ring in our hearts for a long time to come. This brings us to our last and final year, it seem- ed it would never come but we had our Senior rings as material proof. With it came the Anni- versary Ball, the senior play, the Junior-Senior Prom, and the last games we will see as mem- bers of St. Monica's High School. We wish to offer our thanks to Monsignor O'Flaherty, the Brothers of St. Patrick, and the Sisters of the Holy Names, and all those who have helped to make our last year the most wonderful of the four. These pages will continue to relive the mem- ories of the class of '57. GEORGE ALLEN . . . Class president 3, cheerleader 4, Letter- men Club secretary 4, Varsity baseball 3-4, Tennis 1-2, CSF 1, Manager of B Basketball . . . Football season '57 . . . Electronic engineer. BARBARA ANDRADE . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4, Class vol- leyball 1 -2-3-4, class baseball 1, class cheerleader 2-3 . . . Junior Senior Prom . . . Happy married life. JAMES BAMBRICK . . . SSO President 3, B Football 2, B Swimming 2 . . . Being the eternal also-ran . . . write a book. KATHERINE BAREIS ... Our Lady's committee 1-2 ... My initiation . . . Marriage and a family. RENATE ALBRECHT . . . Compass Editor 4, Apostolic committee chairman 3, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, Varsity swimming 1-2-3, Traffic squad 4, Homecoming Princess 4, Choir 1 -2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4 . . Homecoming '56 . . . Nursing at St. Vincents. ARTHUR ALLARD . . . Apostolic committee 3, Dramateers 3-4, Stage Manager 4, Mariner staff 3 . . . Talent shows ‘55 . . . Helicopter pilot. JACK BARRETT . . . Class treasurer 4, SSO Vice prefect 3, SSO committee 3, Track varsity A3... Big Bear trip . . . attend college and be a success. STANFORD BERRY ... to join the navy and make a million dollars. . 15 SHARON BECK . . . SSO committees 1-2, .. . fall- ing out of Char's car and making a smash hit in front of the Senior boys . . . fashion designer and marriage. EUGENIA BOEHAAE . . . SSO 3-4, Compass 3, traf- fic squad 4, choir 4, voca- tion play 3, GAA 3 . . . the BBS and our little friends . . . teach English lit. and history. MARY ELLEN BOURRET . . . SSO committees 3-4, traf- fic squad 3 . . . last year's fire drill when we had to walk out in our gym suits . . . marriage. CLAIRE BROUILLET . . . vol- leyball team 3-4 . . the crazy times I had going around with Yvette and Judy . . . stenograhper and go East. JEANETTE BLANCHARD . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4 . . . the friendliness of all the girls . . . college and marriage. JEANNETTE BONDESANE. SSO committees 3, Junior year and summer of '56 . . . secretary and mar- riage. EDWARD BRAYTON . . . class treasurer 1, Compass business manager 4, house committee 4, ROTC 3-4 . . . '56 Junior-Senior prom . . . Marine Corps officer. THOMAS BROWN... class • vice president 4, dramateer 2-3-4 . . . my trips to the book room . . . to have the pink slip on Hunner's bar bells. 16 CAROLE BURBANK . class treasurer 2, Dress- board head 4, SSO com- mittees 1-2-3, Dramateers 4, Mariner staff 3 . changing tire on front of school ... to go to col- lege and marriage. PATRICIA BURG ... SSO committees 1-2-3-4, head of swimming 2, Prama- feers 2-3-4, Compass staff 2 . . . my mighty senior year . . . college and a large family. BELINDA BURGUENO . . . class cheerleader 2, SSO committees 1-2, B basket- ball class team 2 . . . the prom with B.S. '56 happy marriage. PATRICIA BUSO ... SSO committees 3-4, Compass staff 4 ... the prom with Richard . . . secretary and marriage. KATHLEEN CAHILL . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4, class volleyball 4, Com- pass staff 3-4, Compass business manager 4, CSF 2, GAA 3-4, NRC 4 . . . prom night '56 . . . air- line stewardess. CLAUDINE CAPP ... SSO committees 2-3-4, sports manager 3, GAA vice- president 4, Officials club 4, varsity baseball 2-3, varsity volleyball 2-3-4, class volleyball and bas- k e t b a I teams 2-3-4, Dramateers 3-4, traffic squad 3-4 ... all the kids at St. Mo's . . . busi- ness college and mar- riage. HARRY CAMPBELL . . . B football 2, JV baseball 2, varsity football 3, Drama- teers 3-4 . . . the social life ... to eat, drink, and make merry. JAMES CLYNE ... SB sec- retary 3, class president 2-4, varsity basketball 3- 4, varsity swimming 4, B basketball 2, CSF 1-2-3-4, CSF treasurer . . . woof- ing sessions in Bro. Hil- ary's class ... to learn to fly. 17 THOMAS CAPP . . . SSO vice-prefect 2, house committee 4, B football 1, Varsity football 2, B swimming 2 ... Big Bear 56- 57 and Flash ... To go to F.B.I. JOHN CARNEY . . . class president 1, class treasurer 2. class vice-president 3, SSO 3, house committee 4, C basketball 1, JV baseball 2, Varsity baseball 3-4, Mariner staff 3-4, Mariner editor 4 . . . Baseball team of '56 . . . Attend college and make a fortune. LORENZO CARRILLO . . . Varsity football 2,, B football 1 . . . The '54 football squad and Coach Dougherty ... To graduate. PATRICK CASEY . . . JV baseball 1, Varsity baseball 2-3-4 . . . Winning the Olympic League in baseball ... Go to college, make a million. CAROLINA CASTILLO . . . class treasurer 4, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, CSF 2-3-4 . . . My junior and senior years . . . secretarial work; marriage. STEVE CENCAK ... A track 3-4, Dramateers I, sports editor of Compass 4 . . . The day George got sick on a cigar . . . Half-mile in 1:56. ROSEMARY CERRA . . . class secretary 3. SSO committees 2-3 . . . The senior class of '56 and Miss Smith's English class . . . College and marriage. CHARLYN CLIFTON . . . class treasurer 1-3, SSO committees 1 -2 . . . fixing a flat tire in front of school . . . S.M.C.C. and take up cosmetology. 18 JOHN COWNIE ... SB president 4, SSO 1 -2-3-4, SSO vice- prefect 3, tennis 1-2-3-4, tennis captain 3-4, basketball C 1, CSF 1 -2-3-4, secretary 2, vice-president 3 . . . the wonderful help and friendship of the faculty and students ... go to college . . . letterman 1-2-3-4. LOUISE DAVIDSON . . . class treasurer 2, class secretary 4, SSO 1-2-3-4, sports manager 3, volleyball 2, Mariner staff 4 . . . Junior-Senior prom 1956 . . . college, marriage. KATHLEEN DAWSON . . . class president 3-4, class secretary 2, SSO 1-2-3-4, volleyball varsity 2, volleyball A 1-2 . . . all the fun and laughs in class ... to marry Bill. JUDITH DELANEY ... SSO 1-2-3, GAA 1-2-4 ... to be as calm, cool and collected as Sr. Maura Joseph. ( MARY KAY COLEMAN ... SSO 1-2-3-4 ... all the crazy predicaments Alice and I have gotten into . . . Live in the country and raise a bunch of little spaghetti eaters. EDWARD COURTEAU . . . football JV 1-2, football varsity 4, Mariner staff 3 . . . flipping pennies in my Freshman y£ar . . . to have the pink slip on HunnerV muscles. I MARGUERITE DE LA PENA ... SSO 1-2-3-4, GAA 1.2-3-4, traffic squad 3 ... my 13 years at St. Mo's . . . success in everything I do. ANNA MARIE DELGADO . . . publicity committee in SSO 2, mission committee 1 . . . the fun we had in that crazy black Merc . . . cosmetology at SMCC, marriage. 19 SHEILA DOOLEY . . . class secretary 2, class vice- president 4, SSO commit- tees 2-3-4, CSF 3-4 .. . all the wonderful friends I have made and my senior year . . . college, marriage and a family. FRED DOWNEY . . . class president 2, football JV's 1-2, football varsity 3-4, Letterman Club 3-4 .. . all the people I've met in sports and in school . . . to follow a business ca- reer in college after two years of football at a ju- nior college. SALVADOR ESTRADA . . . ANDREW FERNANDEZ . . . football varsity 2-3-4, baseball varsity 1-2, So- dality 1 -2, Letterman 2- 3-4 . . . the anniversary ball of my junior year, Feb. 6, 1956, the league championship in football, Bro. Romuald's geometry class ... a naval career and a happy marriage. JOAN DOUGLAS ... SSO committees 3-4 . . . green and gold day in my fresh- man year ... a career— (marriage later). DOUGLAS DRAGON . . . all the Catholic holidays . . . jazz musician. MARION FAUCETT . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4, class basketball 2-3, class volleyball team 4, class swimming team 2, class baseball team 2-3, Com- pass staff 3-4, photogra- pher editor 4 . . . Janu- ary 15, 1954 . . . mar- riage. ANN FINAN ... SSO committees 1-2-3, Mother Marie Rose Play . . . April 5, 1954 and a certain Bob'' from Loyola U. . . to catch a certain lion at the university. 20 TIMOTHY FITZSIMONS . .. class vice-president I, C basketball 2, Mariner staff 4 . . . the spirit in the last two years, be- cause of the basketball, baseball and football teams winning the league and going into C.I.F. . . . to go to college and be- come a C.P.A. YVETTE FORTIER . . . SSO committees 1-2-3 . . . the great times I had with Judy and Claire and the parties during the summer . . . to be a secretary. SANDRA FOXWORTH . . . SSO committees 1-2-4 . . . all the wonderful friends and teachers ... to be a teacher. BEVERLY FRIDLEY ... SSO committees 1-2-3-4, class secretary 1 . . . Sopho- more Dance, January 22, summer of '56 . . . col- lege education and to be happily married. CAROLE FLAHERTY . . . class cheerleader 4, SSO committees 2-3-4, varsity basketball 3-4, class bas- ketball 2 - 3, Dramateer vice-president 4, Mariner staff, 2, traffic squad 3-4, glee president 4 ... all my friends and good times at St. Mo's . . . happily married life and a large family. RICHARD FOTTRELL . . . SSO Perfect 4, Compass staff 3-4, photographic editor 3 . . . the lights at the prom ... to join some field of science. SUZANNE FRANK . . . SSO committees 1 -2 . . . my freshman year and the summer of '56 . . . secre- tary and marriage. RAYMOND GALVAN . . . 21 MICHAEL GASS . . . class vice-president 2, SSO vice-prefect 4, Mission committee 3, swimming B-3 ... All the friends I've mode at St. Mo's . . . Becoming o doctor. MARCIE GLANVILLE . SB vice-president 4. SSO committees 2-3-4, class teams A-l, B-2, B-3, C-4, traffic squad 4 . . . Homecoming Princess ... To capture that certain' man. FRANK GOCHIE . . . Varsity B basketball 2, Varsity baseball 4 . . . gang that gave Brother a bad time . . . Engineer. KATHRYN GOMEZ . . . SSO committees 1-2-4 . Balboa excursion May 1956 ... to continue modeling, and be mar- ried happily. DANIEL GOODWIN . . . class vice president 3, President of Letterman Club 4, Letterman member 3-4, Varsity basketball 2-3-4, B basketball 1, Varsity baseball 4, junior varsity baseball 1-2, R.O.T.C. 3-4 . . . Become head coach in baseball and basketball. OFELIA GONSALEZ . . . SSO committees 2-3-4, volleyball team 4, baseball 3, Compass staff 4 . . . double dating with Pattie ... To marry this certain boy in Texas. CATHERINE GOODMAN . . . SSO committees 1 -3 . . . The fun in my Sophomore Year ... To be happy in whatever I do. THOMAS HAGUE ... to be a millionaire . . . Junior ditch day. 22 __________________________________________________________ A ELIZABETH HEINECKE . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4 ... all the good times and wonderful people . . . College and marriage. RICHARD HEMENEZ . . . class secretary 1-2-4, class treasurer 3, SSO prefect 4, varsity football and track 3-4 . . . football season . . . Quien sabes? JAY HENRY ... SB vice-president 4, class secretary 2, class treasurer 3, varsity football 3-4, basketball 3 . . . trips to the games by the team bus ... to receive a college education. JIM HEYN . . . the basketball team and 56 football team ... to be an auto mechanic. SHARON HOLT . . . SSO committees 2-3, class swimming 2, class baseball 2, basketball 3, Mariner staff 3 . . . summer ‘56 . . . college. JIM HOLTHOUSER . . . class vice-president 1, head of house committee 3, varsity baseball 1 -2, Compass staff 4 . . . '56 and '57 mountain excursion, Pat S . . . accountant or pilot. JERRY HULL . . . varsity football 3-4, lettermen club 3-4 . . . the 1956 football team . . . graduate from college. FRANCES HUMMEL . . . class treasurer 2, SSO committees 3-4, sports manager 4, class volleyball 2-3-4, CSF vice- president 4 . . . four years of Spanish with Sr. Rosario . . . work with children. 23 CHARLES HUNNER . . . football B varsity 1-2, varsity 3-4, varsity track 1. letterman club 2-3-4 . . . tnose swats by Brother Cornelius for ditching one day ... to marry a cer- tain VEEP. RENO IANNINI ... To go to college and become a sports commentator. MARGO JOHNSON . . . Apostolic committee 1-2- 3-4, traffic squad 3, CSF 2 . . . September 16, 56, civic class . . . Success in business world. DANIAL KELLY . . . Class treasurer 1, vice-presi- dent 2, SSO treasurer 1, cleanup 3, basketball var- sity 4, track varsity 4 . . . having to go to student court for gambling ... to have a steady income and a fine car. 24 SANDRA HUTTER ... Our Lady's' committee 1-2-3- 4, GAA 4, C volleyball class team 4, Compass 4 . . . Junior and Senior years . . . Nursing. PAUL JACKSON . .. bowl- ing team 3 . . . easy homework and varsity basketball games ... to go to Chicago or Detroit. EUGENE KAKOWSKI . . . head of house committee 4, swimming varstiy 2-3- 4. . . Jomb scare . . . Electronic engineer. EDWARD KENNEDY JR. . . football manager 1. . . All the girls and guys on my class. . . To be a priest. DONALD KINSINGER . . . class treasurer 2, publicity committee chairman 3-4, J.V. baseball 1, C basket- ball 1-2, CSF 1, president of Spartans ... my junior and senior years ... to be a successful commer- cial artist. JUDY LANSDALE ... all the good times at St. Mo's . . . secretary and mar- riage. JOAN LAWSON . . . traf- fic squad head 4, CSF sec- retary 3, SSO secretary 3, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, Our Lady's’ committee chairman 3, CSF 2-3 . . . St. Mo. . . . college. PAUL LEAVITT ... to go to college and take up motion picture photogra- phy and later on to go into the U. S. Air Force. MARILYNN KUSTERS . . . SSO committees 1-2-3, traffic squad 4, GAA 1-2- 3-4 . . . frosh initiation . . . secretary and mar- riage. SUSANNE LANG . . . dress board representative 4, came from Annapolis, Maryland. . . Sister Paul Gerard s jokes in chemis- try class . . . college and go to Europe. LORNE LAURENCE ... go to college and take up architectural drawing and later to join the Marines. SHARON MESSMER . . . class secretary 1, Our Lady's committee chair- man 4, SSO committees 1 -2-3-4, CSF 2-3-4, Moth- er Marie Rose play 3, class volleyball 1-2-3-4, class basketball 1-2-3-4 . . . all the great kids of St. Mo's ... a large, happy family. 25 DIANNE LENNON . . . class treasurer 1, class secretary 2, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, SSO secretary 1 -2-3-4 . . . happily married and large family . . . being Homecoming Queen. SHARON LEONHARDT . . . class treasurer 1, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, Our Lady s committee chairman 3, volleyball 1-2-3-4, basketball .1-2-3, Mariner staff 3-4, traffic squad 4 . . . mariage after college . . January 22. 1955, Junior year. MARGARET LIEBMANN ... SSO committees 1-2-4, GAA 4 . . . secretary, then marrioge . . . the four wonderful years at St. Mo's. ROBERT MAMMET JR. . . . tennis tea n 2-4, Mariner circula- tion manager 3 . . . not to be a millionaire but live like one . . . playing charge'' at football games. Lettermen 2-3-4. FREDRICK MARQUEZ . . . class secretary 1, vice-president 2-4, football 1-2-3-4, track 3, letterman 3-4 . . . commercial artist . . . traveling with the team. MARIE MARTIN ... SSO committees 1-2-3-4, volleyball 3, class team 2-3-4 . . . college . . . Bonnie's everlasting friendship. REMIGIA MARTINEZ . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4 . . . Business World . . . Study period in my freshman year. OSCAR MELENDEZ . . . class secretary 3, campus committee 4, ways and means committee 4, Letterman vice-president 3-4, football varsity 2-3, tennis varsity 2-3-4, CSF 2 . . . electrical engineer . . . first all boy talent show. 26 ROBERT MEYER . . . Varsity basketball manager 3-4, Varsity football manager 3, JV baseball 2, Varsity baseball 4 . . . To have a good time. PRISCILLA MINER ... SB cheerleader 2-4, SSO committees 1 -2 3-4, Queen of Homecoming 3, GAA 1 -2 3-4 . . . September 12. 1954 ... To be happily married. CAROLE MOLLOY . . . class cheerleader 4, SSO committees 1 -2-3-4, traffic squad 2-3-4 . . . The Harmonious Four . . . To be a model. KENNETH MINADEO . . . house committee 4. B football 2 . . . When I saw the fastest guns alive (Nelson and Stark) ... To be an F.B.I. agent. YOLANDA MORALES . . . SSO chairman 2, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, basketball 2, volleyball 4, Mariner staff 3-4, traffic squad 3-4 . . . The excellent faculty ... To obtain success in the field of journalism. ARTHUR MORENO . . . JV baseball 2-3, Varsity baseball 4 . . . The first C.I.F. title in the school's history by the basket- ball team of 1956 ... To play pro ball. BONNIE MORRIS . . . SSO committees 2-3, A volleyball 1-2-3, class volleyball 1-2-3-4 . . . Hi-jinx '56 ... To take short- hand at 80 words a minute. MARIANNE MURPHY . . . class treasurer 4, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, traffic squad 4 . . . Sophomore year . . . College and mariage. 27 LARRY NEIGER . . . bas- ketball JV 2-3, basketball varsity 4. intermural 2 . . . the girl who asked me to the Junior dance 56 . . . a chemical engineer. ROBERT NEWTON . . . SSO publicity head 3-4, track 2 . . . Fleegle's chem. class . . . engineer or architect. JULIUS NUCCIO . . . foot- ball b 1, football a 2-3-4, basketball b 1-2, track a 2 . . . when Pat Young gives me the ball and blocks for me . . . join the Navy and go to SC. MARLENE OLIVERA . . . SSO 1-2-3-4, volleyball a 1, volleyball b 2-3-4, glee 1-2-3-4 . . . when Mitty lost her skirt . . . to keep going to school and learn. KATHLEEN NEVINS . . . SSO 1-2-3-4, volleyball B 4, Mariner staff 2-3, GAA 1 -2-3-4, traffic squad 3- 4 . . . talent shows . . . a dietician and marriage. CAROL NONA ... SSO 1-2-3-4, baseball 3, com- pass 3-4, GAA 3-4 .. . K.N. and green and gold day dance '56 . . . air- line hostess and marriage. HARRY OHARA . . . class president 1, basketball 1- 2, color guard 3, house committee 4 . . . Brother Hilary's red face after junior ditch day ... an engineer. ROSE OSIKA . . . Eucha- r i s t i c committee 1 -2-3, Eucharistic head 4, volley- ball b 3, baseball 3, traf- fic squad 3 ... all my friends and my junior year and senior years. 28 DENNIS OSTI . . . activity committee 3-4, A football varsity 2-3-4 . . . last years senior ball, crazy experiments in chem class, Bro. Cornelius' hair . . . fly in the Air Force. PHILLIP PARE . . . bull sessions ... to be chem- ical engineer. CARLA PENROSE . . . class vice-president 2-4, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, GAA official 4, swimming var- sity 1-2, class basketball team 2-3, class volleyball 1 -2, associate editor of compass 3, traffic squad 3-4, C.S.F. 1-2-3-4, C.S.F. president 4, G.A.A. 1-2- 3-4 . . . being homecom- ing princess, chemistry, nursing. MARY ELLEN PRICE . . . SUSAN PALMER ... col- lege. JAMES PARR ... A var- sity baseball 3-4, JV s 2, Bee basketball varsity 2, class basketball team 1 . . . my junior year with its excursions and the wounded hunting trip in my senior year. Big Bear 57 ... to be a success- ful C.P.A. and a big happy family. DOUGLAS POESLEY . . . class vice president 1, SSO perfect 3, Letterman treasurer 3-4, football JV's 1, football varsity 3- 4, track 1-3 . . . trying to pole vault, the way the school spirit has devel- oped the last two years, stealing the Harvard bell . . . getting into the field of geology or oceanogra- phy. MARY JANE REINERT . . . class reporter 1, class cheerleader 4, SSO com- mittees 1-2-4, class vol- leyball teams 1 -2, class baseball team 1-2, class bdsketball 1, C o m p a s s staff 3-4 . . . returning and the wonderful kids . . . to have a large, happy family. 29 BARBARA REVY . . . SSO committees 2-3, choir 3 years . . . to be a good wife and mother . . . Junior prom and retreat. ENUQUE RODRIGUEZ . . . class treasurer 1, basketball var- sity 1-3-4, track 1 -2-3-4, football 1f class basketball 1-2, color guard 3 . . . college, air force, art . . . my education at St. Mo's. RONALD ROSS . . . varsity football 4, swimming 3 . . . me- chanical Engineer . . . Brother Cornelius and his long hair stories. SANDRA RYAN . . . campus squad head 4, SSO committees 2-3-4, prefect of Apostolic committee 4, swimming manager 3. ping pong and badminton manager 4, swimming varsity 2-3-4, class volleyball 4, swimming 2-3-4, basketball 2-3-4, Mariner staff 2-4, campus squad 4, CSF 2-3-4 . . . college . . . all three years here and activities. 30 DANIEL SAENZ . . . baseball varsity 3-4, basketball 4 . . . fly in the U.S.A.F. . . . First C.I.F. baseball game in St. Mo's history. MICHAEL SCHAAD . . . class president 3, varsity baseball 1-2-3-4, class basketball 2 . . . Loyola, be a C.P.A. . . . Junior year, grad, night. MARGI SCHIESl . . . SSO committees 1-2-3, class cheerleader 1-3, SB cheerleader 4, GAA treasurer 2, varsity volleyball and basketball 1-2-3, class volleyball, baseball and basketball teams 1-2-3-4, Hi-Jinx Queen 1, Homecoming Princess 3. GAA 1-2-3-4 . . . Homecoming '55 ... to do well in life. BRETT SCHRIEVER . . . SSO vice-prefect 2, basketball manager 2 . . . the long-lived school bowling league . . . nuclear engineer of physics. ANNETTE SHAMEY . . . SSO committees 1-2-3-4, class secre- tary 1 -2, class vice-president 2, GAA president 4, Mariner staff 3, Mariner business manager 3, traffic squad 3, CSF 2 . . . Perry Como . . . teacher of Anthropology. NANCY SHEEHEY . . . class secretary 3, SSO prefect 4, SSO committees 1-2-3, volleyball varsity 2-3, class volleyball, baseball, and basketball 1 -2-3, Mariner staff 4, Compass staff 2-3, CSF 2, GAA 1-2-3-4 ... the SSO .. . Nursing. JOYCE SMITH . . . SSO committees 1 -2-3-4, class B volleyball 1 -2-3-4, Girls' state 3, SB president 4, SB treasurer 3 . . . Girls' state . . . Mount St. Mary's and marriage. ROSEANN SOPATA . . . SSO committees 3 4, B basketball 3, B volleyball 4, GAA 3-4, traffic squad 4 . . . the wonderful JUNIOR year ... to be an airline hostess. SALLY SPRIGG . . . class president 1, SSO vice-president 4, SSO committees 1-2-3, Tennis varsity 2-3, class volleyball, basketball, baseball 1 -2-3-4, Mariner staff 2, traffic squad 3, CSF 1 -2 ... my sophomore year . . . teacher. JOHN STARK . . . swimming varsity 3 . . . Bro. Ibar’s algebra class . . . college and the Navy. 31 TED SULLIVAN . . . class president 4, class vice- president 1, SSO vice- prefect 2-3, B football 1- 2, Varsity football 3-4, varsity track 3-4, mariner staff 4 . . . Junior jump 56 ... be an engineer. CAROL TRINDL . . . class president 24, class vice- president 1, SSO commit- tees 1-2-3-4, B volleyball 3-4, traffic squad 3-4 . . . Soph year . . . Elementary school teacher. GEORGE ULRICH . . . Compass staff 3, Compass business manager 3 . . . friendship of the brothers and classmates . . . col- lege. GERALDINE WALTERS . . . class president 3, sports manager 1-2-4, SSO com- mittees 1-2-3-4, GAA sec- retary 2, pep squad head 3, Volleyball varsity 3-4, class volleyball 1-2-3-4, dramateer 2-3-4, droma- teer treasurer 3, Mariner staff 3 ... my junior and senior years . . . dramatic teacher. 32 MARILYN TEIMER . . . Mariner editor 4, class secretary 1, SSO commit- tees 1-2-3-4, Mariner staff 3-4, CSF 2. GAA 1- 2-3-4, Homecoming prin- cess 4 . . . Junior jump 56 . . . SMCC. KATHLEEN TYNAN . . . SSO committee 4, class volleyball 2. GAA 2-3-4 . . . Junior year and prom . . . Nurse and marriage. MARGARET VAN HOOF . . sports manager 1, SSO committees 1-2-3-4, vol- leyball varsity 1-2-3-4, class volleyball 1-2-3-4, traffic squad 3 . . . junior year shorthand . . . model JOSEPH WALTERS . . . MICHAEL WARING . . . tennis 2-3-4, Compass as- sociate editor 3, Compass editor 4, R.O.T.C. 3-4, letterman 3-4 . . Misty Isle ' and record dance '55 and '56 ... To go to college, graduate, work hard and have fun. LAURENCE WELK . . . . Spartans veep 2, B base- ball 2, Dramateers 3-4 . . . antics of the Mongers . . . Go to college and then get into business. DAVID WESTON . . . B basketball 2, basketball varsity 3-4, California Boys State 3 . . . C.I.F. Championship . . . Be- come a M.D. and sur- geon. FREDERICK WILLIAMS . . . Dramateers 1 - 2 - 3 - 4, Dramateers business man- ager 2, apprentice captain 3, publicity committee 4 . .. Frustration of Brother Romanus' Latin class . . . To be an actor and writer. ALICE WEBBER . . . SSO 1-2-3-4, volleyball B var- sity 3-4, basketball B var- sity 3, volleyball A class team 1 -2. basketball A class team 1-2-3-4, Moth- er Marie Rose Play '56 . . . Junior Record Dance '55 ... To take Sister Catherine Irene's place. NELSON WERNER . . . . class treasurer 1, SSO cen- tral committee 1 . . . Big Bear '56 and '57, Senior Hunting trip ... To out draw Wyatt Earp. DELL WESTON . . . B foot- ball 2, varsity football 3- 4, Letterman 3-4 . . . Playing football and win- ning the first champion- ship at St. Mo's ... To be happily married and raise my own football team,- to see Pat marry DeDee. MARY ANN WILLIAMS . . . class vice-president 3, SSO 2-3 . . . Homecoming '55 ... To learn to drive and iron dress shirts. 33 SHARON WINTER . . . songleader 4, SSO committees 1 -2. softball 1-2, rally committee 2-3-4 . . . sessions at Piece a Pizza . . . commercial, artist and marriage. STARLET WOODS . . . class secretarv I. class treasurer 3, SSO committees 3-4, traffic squad 3 . . . Miss Koch's History class ... a juvenile delinquent psychologist. JAMES WYLIE . . . campus squad 4, CSF ), ROTC 3-4 . . . my whole junior year . . . mathematician. PATRICK YOUNG . . . class vice-president 2, lettermen club president 3, football 3-4. football B 2, basketball 3 . . . CIF football team ... FBI agent and to marry Dee Dee. WILLIAM ZITO . . . Big Bear in '55 with all the guys . . . have a steady income and a fine car. ELLEN MOE . . . RITA McKILLOP . . . JOAN McLELLAN . . . MICHAEL FODTLE . . . 34 THE CLASS OF ‘S3 The newness of high school is gone and it's rather amusing to remember how bewildered we once were . . . We're upperclassmen now and there's no turning back. As we finish our junior year and go a step higher on the ladder to the future we will never forget the memorable events which made this year the most successful one we've had. Our Junior movie, “So Big, fol- lowed by our record dance, Tonight You Belong to Me, the jackets our junior boys so proudly wore, the excitement over ordering our senior rings, our marvelous prom, the games we play- ed and the fun we had all helped to make this year one never to be forgotten. We extend our sincere thanks to our moderators and to the outgoing senior class we wish to offer our con- gratulations, and best wishes for the future. Our junior year! It has lived up to our highest ex- pectations. We look ahead with enthusiasm to next year, our senior year, our last year at St. Monica's and hope that it will be as memorable as the others have proven to have been. Class officers: First row: S. Arambula, G. Melinkovich, F. Casey, J. Arnett, D. Giroux, T. Coyle, F. Wardenburg, A. Arre- dondo, P. McAleavey. Second row: B. Charbonneau, M. A. Fisher, G. Hargrave, U. Wold, J. Jermane, S. Fernan. 36 First Row: L Rejczyk, V. Cryz, H. Coto, M. Espinoza. Second Row: M. Hutter V. Gutierrez, J. Arnett, B. Bodin, A. Francis. Third Row: J. Barrett, P. Hay, M. Fridley, M. Dietz, T. Coyle, D. Halbur, P. Fiorenzo. First Row: B. Winhausen, T. Dagodag, P. Spazeck, D. Beshoar, B. Charbonneau. Second Row: S. Flanagan, G. Brown, D. Mack, J. Macken. T. Double, D. Rosso. First Row: B. Bulmetti, R. Salerno, L. Haak, M. Rieth. Second Row: S. Farnan, M. Cleary, B. Stall, B. Fitz-Gerald, N. Weston. Third Row: R. Stewart, M. Sherwood, K. Stevenson, A. Gochie, M. Faron, R. Diaz. ♦ First Row: C. West, J. Volosquez, S. Arambula, E. Thomas, M. Alcoset. Second Row: B. Buckley, G. Hacker, N. Blair, L. Miller, P. Deluca. Third Row: U. Wold, M. Alminas, C. Dushanek, C. Yarro, C. Bergman. First Row: S. Wonder, D. Harold, A. Romo, B. Boulanger. Second Row: L. O'Neil, R. Jun- ger, P. Garrity, A. Rockstroh, P. Hill. Third Row: K. Cavanaugh, M. Archibald, R. Noe, L. Patton, M. Wayne. First Row: J. Berlin, J. Scott, R. Hawkins, B. Jes- sick, R. Tuttle, Second Row: T. Beck, M. Brem berg, B. Zachary, J. Kearns, S. Renaldi, R. Rey- naga. First Row: F. Martinez, L. Shoenberg, K. Martin, D. Mor- gan. Second Row: J. Germane, E. Morgan, S. Casey, T. Casey, D. Kroll, B. Woodbyrne. First Row: P. McAleavy, M. Grisham, D. Santoro, B. Sorensen. Second Row: C. Diaz, P. Moran, C. Finan, E. Hamilton, B. Caraba. Third Row: M. Weston, P. Allen, F. Wardenburg, M. Olk, J. Mallen, S. Bredesen. First Row: J. Hamilton, N. Walsh, J. Tinnes. Second Row: F. Kuglin, T. Learnihan, F. Dorner, A. Pravano. Third Row: P. Ellinger, K. Eager, D. Swain, B. Ebbe. First Row: B. Logan, R. Koelfgen, M. E. Ne- varez, A. Mika. Second Row: J. Martin, J. Perry, R. Janelli, J. Parsoneault, K. Kusters. Third Row: P. Locker, J. Cipres. P. Rameson, T. Blair, M. L. Bascour. First Row: P. Lent, N. Jeffares, B. Jimenez, M. Longeway. Second Row: T. Gutierrez, K. Kelly, J. Winklemier, J. Love, D. Parr. Third f$ow: P. De Bolt, P. Darmody, M. Miehls, G. Melinkovich, A. Morris, L. Plascencia. First Row: H. Roush, B. Roush, M. Preti, R. Ken- nedy, G. Goodman. Second Row: T. McGovern, A. Petters. A. Arredondo, D. Giroux, G. Har- grave. 40 Presidents: N. Havel M. Hassett, L. Kelly Presidents.- C. Sullivan, M. Dietz First Row: D. Shriever, J. May. C. Collins, G. Freese, F. Bernadoni, S. Posely, M. Green, B. J. Hutter. Second Row-. R. Rangel, M. DeMendoza, M. Martinez, D. Mallen, B. Haag, A. Saulding, P. Lightcap, S. Furgan, D. Bednard, G. Blanchard. Our sophomore year, with the help of God and the faculty, has been very successful. We had the happy experience of working together and sponsoring our first dance for the student body, the Snowflake Swirl. The boys helped make our football, basket- ball and other teams play their best seasons, and bring victories to St. Monica's. We re proud also of our girls and their skill on the volleyball and basket- ball courts. For these reasons we will always remem- ber our Sophomore year and look forward to our Junior and Senior years. 41 First Row: C. Hinchey, R. Lello, I. Azois, D. Dye. M. Martinez, J. Pare. Second Row: C. Coates, K. Fitz- simons, M. Rosen, P. Shee- han, L. Shepherd, E. Schriever, E. Hutter. Third Row: M. Belky, B. Haag, S. Fergen, L. Ryan, J. Hackbarth, F. Bernadoni, B. Larson, D. Taylor. First Row: B. Craighead, G. Strong, R. Fottrell, F. Dear. Second Row: J. Donovan, T. Meggett, I. Kelly, J. May. First Row: M. Grosshein, B. Casillas M. Lennon. V. Leitold, M. Urbano, M. Thirsk. Second Row: M. Coleman, M. Stewart, A. Pitz, M. Pfanenstiel, L. Benz, C. White, M. Gallegos. First Row: E. Briganial, D. Pauley, J. Hilsdale, J. Tynan, S. Schaad. Second Row: J. Cruz, J. Covello, B. Sullivan, M. Hassett, M. Walker. 42 First. Row: M. Menacci. D. Mallen, J. Dugan, M. Green, M. Martin, W. Rashford, M. Daw- son. Second Row. L. Speccieherla, W. Vondra- seck, J. Fugua, R. Irivine, S. Sullivan, D. Mc- Loughlin. Third Row: L. Sernan, B. Cannon, K. Wyatt, M. Walsh, J. Morris, S. Bradley, N. Havel. First Row: R. Toledo, P. Mammet, A. Garrotto, J. Walker. Third Row: C. Posley, S. Whalen, M. Dietz, L. Lockwood, P. Priest. JUNIORS Second Row: B. Dugan, V. Revy, S. Hughes. P. Sullivan. First Row: S. McCullough, L. Cornejo, J. Franchetto, E. O'Mahony, K. Tijan. Second Row: M. A. Georges, T. Leaneau, S. Van Aken, G. Blanchard, D. Stimson, J. Holthouser. Third Row: N. Shishim, C. Collins, P. Shutt, K. Stahler, C. Sullivan, M. R. Urbano. First Row: R. Hill, M. Phillips, B. Roehn, J. Gallegos, J. Lombardi. Second Row: T. Rizzi, T. Barret, L. Schnabble, P. Junger, T. McNulty, T. Murphy. Third Row: E. Gustafson, M. Mills, G. Arnold G. Freese, G. Spencer, T. Smith, D. Vinkler. 43 First Row: M. King, R. Gutierrez, C. Carpenter, M. Rykoffs, J. Volts. Second Row: D. Bednard, R .Martin, D. Kelly, J. Savage, R. Parr, B. Roberts. Third Row: M. Veltri, D. Thomas, B. Ray, P. Fee, J. Page, J. Flaherty, G. Pellicei. First Row: P. O'Neill, K. Heinecke, K. Sritak, P. Buckley, C. Bales, M. A. De Salenni. Second Row: A. Orgburn, J. Kane, M. A. Simpson, B. Buckman, A. Spalding, M. Caraba, T. Carlson. First Row: M. Cornell, P. De Mendosa, T. Masterton, P. Lightcap, A. Leone, M. De Mendoza. Second Row: T. Geeves, F. An- guiano, T. Mayer, M. Combs, J. Cruz, R. Kline, S. Larocca. Third Row: A. Gamboa, T. Wilson J. Medved, G. Vargas, S. Arrevalo, J. Jimenez. First Row: A. Wehrhan, C. Baca, N. Akara, L. San Marlis, J. Staige, V. Gutierrez. Second Row: P. Gass, J. Callahan, C. Marquez, G. Winter, J. Dineen, R. Rangel, D. Gutierrez. Third Row: B. Schoenfelder, L. Alcoset, C. Clark, L. Oswald, C. Cooley, J. Litjen. Presidents: T. McGee, B. Ransom, P. Clyne Presidents: M. Maravilla, J. Whittle, M. L. Caranza CLASS OF 60 As we leaf through the Compass we look back on all the wonderful events of our Freshmen year. For instance, the Freshmen Welcome Dance which, thanks to the Seniors, made us feel at home at Saint Monica’s. There were other dances and more fun too. There were basketball games and football games, Hi Jinx, and Green and Gold Day, but these are not the only reasons we came to Saint Monica's. We came to learn and we, the Freshmen Class, did learn what a won- derful school and what a terrific faculty Saint Monica’s really has. 1st Row: M. I. Fry, S. Hemenez. M. P. LeRoy, C. Bosrock, L. Masters, L. Zareba. 2nd Row: S. Monohan, P. Charbonneau. J. Ford, L Kline, B. Nixon, S. Mayer. 3rd Row: C. Jiminez, S. Posely, N. Delivuk, N. Dietz, M. Connelly, M. Sprigg, N. Tiettmeyer. 4th Row: K. Motley, T. Martin, D. Rollheiser, H. Romani, R. Holguin, R. Berg. First row: A. Ridgren, M. Allison, B. Martin, L. Gaspit, A. Bernardine, D. Jimez, L. Almaez. Sec- ond row-. B. Drake, R. Van Borgart, S. Kelly, A. Modesti, V. Parry, C. Martinez, P. Stall, P. O’Connor. Third row D. Guivador, L. Delp, D. Morton. H. Bell, M. Mokres, M. Sprigg, M. Brenan, S. Garoke, S. PeNardo. First row: D. Dobar, R. Naisseau, T. Phillips, N. Torrez, M. Lawler. Sec- ond row: D. Bales, J. Hammon, N. Grunt, J. Meyer, M. Oik, B. Maillet. Third row: D. Hill, B. Romeson, J. Allen, G. Mueller, M. Murphy, R. Holgwin, T. Martin. First row: V. Nigroy, J. Trbovich. J. Ford, D. Dragon. P. Clyne, P Mortir. Second row: T. Dotd, D. Sorenson, R. Sully, T. Melrose, T. Myer, P. Walsh, T. Grindall. Third row: G. Woods. A. Casey, G. Boley, F. McTernan, K. Dixon, C. Frye, P. O'Brien, G. Martin. First row: P. Tinner, N. Stevenson, I. Vasques, L. Fassel, M. L. Neri, M. Tinnes. Second row: B. Waring, M. Kinnie, K. Shanks, F. Santos, K. Gaynor, J. Hogan, A. M. Digonnie. Third row: A. Morrianni, A. Angherren, M. Bellen, G. Kinsel, C. Corliss, M. A. Snodgrass. ' - I First Row; J. Rangel, R. Gamboa. A. Castillo, M. Neil, E. Meza, B. Berlin, E. Martinez. Second Row: M.Soto, V. Pentera, G. Hunner, P. Kinnye, M. C. Murphy, P. Deimage, E. San- tos L, Zareba. Third Row: K. Ben- nett. S. Monohan, C. O'Neil, M. Delgado, D. Balog, T. Gochie, P. Hedge, J. Spencer, M. Marevia. First Row: B. Hartman, E. Grossheim, T. Mocker, A. Duffy. Second Row: B. Gallegos, J. Henshey, A. Keil, M. Barr, L. Martinez. Third Row: B. Burgeos, C. Finley, A. Spera, B. Nixon, R. Egan, R. Blanchette. First Row: B. Bussy, B. MacMillan, L. Van Lao, K. Ekstromer. P. Vanosse, M. P. Le Roy. Second Row: M. G. Frey, M. Valaskas, D. Flanary, K. Voss, C. Tembreull, S. Balsano. C. Tompson. Third Row: M. Truskil, S. Poseley, V. Carlson, J. Shillest. K. Zainai, T. O'Donald, C. Gallegos. J. Middell. Front Row: L. Kline, G. Higuera, T. Weston, J. Munoz, B. Charez, T. Bensmiller. Second Row: S. Kong, J. Webber, W. Derter, B. Michaels, B. Higgins, F. Vargo, J. Curran. Third Row: H. McGraw, V. O'Neill, L. Marivilla, J. Finan, J. Hay, D. Rollheiser, D. DeBolt. (KIIUBikliU First row: J. Fortner, M. Salerno, R. Powers, S. Masseglia. Second row: D. Dodd, P. Curran, R. Rudolph, P. Skelly, M. Plascencia. Third row: R. Kavarra, J. Stehora, N. Parsonnalt, S. Gaplin, S. Koglin, J. Klaus. First row: J. George, P. Driskil, R. Giles. P. McGrath, F. Vaquez. Second row: C. Brockers. M. Driskill, G. West. P. Charbonneau, M. Callahan, J. Burns. Third row: D. Grady, D. Jepsen, R. Messiers, C. Vella, J. Collins, G. Wetzel. First row: M. Fouranier, Y. Andre, C. Wier, J. Barrow, M. Jones, M. Aponte, M. Couture, M. Mesa, K. Lennon. Second row: S. Himenez, K. O’Neil, M. L. Carranza, L. Masters, J. Whittle, J. Vanujalus, L. Carson, P. Nickels. Third row: J. Charles, K. Burgess, J. Gross, G. Albertson, S. Sopper, C. Bosrock, C. Wayne, E. lerency, G. Simpson. First row: P. Roberts, S. Seidel, C. Jimenez, M. Dietz. Second row: J. McNay, P. Brewin, R. Moerch, V. Romanof, V. Rumenapp, N. Fiettmeyer, S. MacDonald, A. Hillsdale. Third row: J. Flannegar, C. Hazencomb, C. Burton, K. Mollov, B. Zapp, J. Nuler. M. Spellman, B. First row: T. Allen, D. Kurt, J. Junger, J. Sullivan, J. Nelson, R. Kurzwiel. Second row: R. Farnham, L. Stierer, T. McGee, W. O'Neil, J. Skiman, D. Haggerty. Third row: N. Romani, P. Morrill, M. Rotunno, M. Fritz, E. Amstutz, W. Zech, K. Westrick. . . . AT WORK, 'The quality of mercy is not strained. C02 plus H20=H2C03 Faith hope and charity; that's how to live successfully. Everyone has red cor puscles. correct an swer. Brought , or is it oil’, that's a noun?” aprendo, aprendas, apren Student Council; Standing: P. Sulli- van, M. Maravilla, N. Jeffares, J. Smith, P. De Bolt, C. Sullivan, M. P. Dietz, R. Albrecht, C. Trindl, N. Sheehey, C. Penrose, J. Whittle. Sitting: M. Glanvilie, P. De Luca, C. Yarro, P. Cleary, M. Tiemer. B. Jiminez, S. Ryan, A. Shammey. Margaret Cleary Treasurer Berta Jiminez librarian Marcie Glanvilie Vice-president Pat De Luca Secretary The Student Councils of this high school represent the members of the Associated Student Bodies of St. Monica's. They are composed of the Student Body officers, the class presidents representing the var- ious grade sections, the editors of the Compass and the Mariner, the school cheerleaders, and the presidents of the various school activities — the Student Philip Spazek Secretary Spiritual Organizations, the Lettermen’s Club, and the Girls Athletic Association. As the official machinery of our school government, the Student Councils work in coordination with the faculty modera- tors, in the planning, organization, and carrying out of the activities of St. Mon- ica’s High School. BOY a s O. First row: F. McTernan, S. Casey, S. Schaad, M. Gass, R. Hemenez, T. Brown. Second row: J. Collins, B. Burgess, F. An- guiano, V. Newlove, L. Schoenberg, D. Mallen, A. Richard. Steve Schaad Treasurer Steve Casey Secretary Michael Gass Prefect Tom Brown Vice-Prefect 54 Mary Weston Treasurer Patricia Rameson Secretary Nancy Sheehey Prefect Sally Sprigg Vice-Prefect First row: A. Rockstroh, C. Penrose, S. Ryan, G. Hacker, R. Koelfgan, R. Osika, S. Messmer. Sec- ond row: P. Rameson, M. Weston, N. Sheehey, S. Sprigg. 55 % Mary Ann Simpson Treasurer GAA BOARD . . First row: P. Locker, K. Kusters, M. Grisham, S. Ryan. P. Miner. P. Hill, R. Jungen Second row. M. A. Simp- son, M. E. Hutter, A. Shamey. B. FitzGerald. C Capp. Daniel Goodwin President George Allen Secretary F. Reaume P Young B. Mammeft D. McLaughlin J. Fuqua J. Berlin M. Schaad C. Hunner B. Sullivan D. Mallen W. Gilmore J. Stark D. Posley E. Berquem T. Mayer B. Wynhausen D. Saenz D. Weston M. Mercaci J. Holthouser I Shcoenberg R. Rodriquez M. Walsh D. Virkler J. Ford F Kuglm J. Nuccio P. Spazek J. Hillsdale B. Michel L Schnabel S. Cencok D. Mack P. Sepulveda R. Irvine T tohrnaban D. Kinsenger G. Allan S. Sullivan D. De Bolt B. JessicF T. Deauble J. Clyne F. Dear C. Frye B. Craighead L. Abreu P. Casey M. Pieretti J. Joyce J Dugan B. Ebbe J. Carney T. Melrose J. Goplen N. Havel T. MarNulty D. Osti M. Callahan R. Wolguen T Meggott S. Schaad J. Cownie I.. Neiger J. Kuglin A. AAoreno M. Waring R. Hemenez H. Campbell A. Spere D. Posso M Walsh F. Marquez E. Kacawski B. Nixon B O Noil L. Kelly B. Rennie J. Tennis B. Rameson S Flannagan O. Malendez K Kassler T. Burgess T. Bowen B Charbonneau D Goodwin J. Jermane A. Arrendondo T. McSee D VA'.ton T. Sullivan G. Bown D. Gowen F f J. Hull I. Welk S. Bradley 1 H nr P FoMrell B. Rash ford J. Cannon John Carney Co-editor Co-editors........... Associate Editor . . . Page Editors ........ Business Manager . Circulation Manager ..........J. Carney, M. Tiemer ..............F. Wardenburg ....... E. Couteau, D. Posely, S. Leonhardt, S. Sprigg, J. Arnett ...................N. Jeffares ..............M. A. Simpson Marily Tiemer Co-editor left to right: E. Courteau, M. A. Simpson, Y. Morales, D. Posely, F. Wardenburg, J. Carney, M. Tiemer, S. Sprigg, S. Leonhardt, N. Jeffares. Standing: T. Fitzsimons, D. Kinsinger, R. Kennedy, S. Ryan, T. Sullivan, L. Davidson, Sr. M. Catherine Irene. Sitting: M. Weston, N. Sheehey, R. Hemenez. Floor: M. Miehls, R. Williams, J. Arnett, R. Koelfgen. Renafe Albrecht Co-Editor COMPASS Mike Waring Co-editor Co-editors ............ R. Albrecht, M. Waring Associate Editor .................... R- Junger Assistant Editor..................... P- Locker Photography Editor ................ AA. Faucett Art Editor .......................... G. Hacker Business Managers .... K. Cahill, E. Brayton Sports Editor.........................C. Cencak MAIN STAFF: E. Brayton, R. Albrecht, M. Waring, M. Fawcett. Standing-. K. Cahill, P. Locker, S. Cencak, G. Hacker. Seated: C. Nona, M. Johnson, R. Sopato, E. Brayton. Standing: M. de la Pena, M. Faucett, M. Longeway, S. Hutter, M. King, S. Cencak, B. Mammet, P. Locker, R. Fottrel. Floor: B. Buckley, P. Longeway. Sitting: G. Pellicei, O. Melendez, L. Specchierla. Standing: K. Nevins, S. Barry, B. Mammet, R. Ross, C. Flaherty, S. Larocca, P. Dragon. «Ann First row: R. Koelfgen, M. Rieth, J. Arnett, A. Rockstroh, N. Jeffares, P. Hill. Second row: D. Parr, M. Cleary, M. Barrow, M. Weston, N. Sheehey, F. Hummel, J. Blanchard. Third row: P. Locker, M. Alminas, M. P. Dietz, M. Faron, P. DeBolt, E. Boehme, U. Wold, S. Ryan, Cahill, R. Stewart. N.R.C. Carol, Priscilla, and Marg! Go Mariners, Go! It looks as though we re winning All hail, Alma Mater I BOYS' CHOIR: First row: S. Flanagan, R. Henn, F. Dear, D. Mack, G. Maclellan, J. Castagna, k. Johnson, J. McCullough, Second row: F. Martinez, F. Morgan, P. Spazek, D. Bashoar, G. Blair, S. Grady, S. Casey, R. Woodbyrne. Third row: F. Aguino, H. Martain, B. Higgans, M. Walsh, F. Varga. L. Schoenburg, D. Morgan, A. Casey. Fourth row: R. Sully, V. Newlove, R. Williams, M. Dawson, J. Volz. GIRLS CHOIR: Sitting: J. Barrow, M. Olivera, A. Bernardin, L. Daspit, B. Revy, D. Kane, V. Revy, G. Doerr, T. Lenoue, S. Rusinyak, N. Tiettmeyer, K. Bennett, P. Brewin, A. Francis, P. Cleary, A. Rockstroh, L. Walsh, K. Nevins. Second row: B Stall, E. Boehme, A. Spalding, K. Cahill, J. Nufer, C. Bergman, C. Flaherty, D. Balog, M. Alminas, M. A. Longeway, M. Barrow. Officers: M. Olivera, A. Spaulding, C. Flaherty. First Row: J. Rangle, N. Stevenson, A. Bernardin, M. Olivera, A. Garrotto, F. Almarez. Second Row: L. Daspit, S. Roberts, E. Santos, A. M. Digiovanni. B. Buckley, M. Grisham, M. I. Espinosa, L. Rejczyk. Third Row: C. Flaherty, S. Sprigg, A. Spalding, K. bennett, M. Pfanenstiel, T. Gutierrez, G. Doer. Fourth Row: A. Miller, L. Walsh, M. Monahan, M. Maravilla, S. Rusinyak, S. Priest. fc. O. T. c The (unior s ROTC led by the Senior s as officers. Sitting: S. Berry, J. Holthouser, M. Waring, A. Fernandez. Standing; T. Capp, R. Ross. E. Kacowski. E Brayton. P leivett. relaxation The R.O.T.C. presents the colors. disassembling the AA-1 OFFICERS: N. Hovel. J May. J. Cownie. M. Green. J. May, R. Henn. G. Strong, B. Charbon neau. Second row: R. Fotrrell, J. Morris, J. Castagna. N. Havel, B. Woodbyrne. Third row: F. Martinez. J. Cownie, M. Walsh, D. Grody, M. Walsh. M Green BOYS Sitting: M. Rieth, C. Sulhvan. S. Messmer, M. Cleary, G. Melinkovich, J. Arne?:. S. Dooley. Standing G Blanchard, R. Stewart. M. tiebmann, F. War- denburg. S. Ryan, J. Blanchard, F Hummel. M Weston, C. Castillo. N. Jeffores. 66 OFFICERS: F. Hummel, vice-president; C. Penrose, president; S. Ryan, secretary. MEMBERS AND APPRENTICES: First row: T. Cosey. K. HencHey. V. Peary, J. Possi. A. Pitz, I. Lockwood, E. Hamilton, S Rusinyak, R. lello. G. $-mpson. B. FitzGerald. M R. Urbano, C. Burbank, M. Bucher. Second row: C. Capp. AA. Grosshe.m, R. Koelfgan, A. Alard, J. Winklemier, N. Jeffories, B. Haag, R. Williams. S. Farnon, L. Daspit. M Rdth, M. A, Simpson. Third row: G. Hacker, M. Hassett. S. Fergan, A Morns. E. Vargae. S. Cencak, F. Bernardoni. G. Melmkovich, J. Castagna. R Fotrrell, N. Romani, G. Jacobson, V. Romenopp, R. Woodbyrne, G Walters. M. Weston. jhe Oramateers present Murder in a Nunnery The Dramateer organization, originated in 1951 under the direction of Sister Mary Edmund, drew up the con- stiiUiion or me club. Sister Felice Marie, who succeeded the position of moderator in 1953, supervised the writ- ing of the Drcimateer's prayer to St. Genesius, their patron. As the school expanded, so did the club. It grew from its original 10 founders to its present 50 members. Some of its past productions are: Antic Spring, Jean Val Jean, and Pride and Prejudice. Annual trips of the club include tours through Max Factor and the CBS- TV studio. Once every year we spend an enjoyable eve- ning at the Ballet and the Opera. This is a fine organ- ization for developing good Christians as well as actors. Brotherhood Essay Contest N. Sheehey _ FROSH DAMC Seniors welcome Frosh Boy! What o Crowd Another Success PM mE MEW WING March 11, 1957— boys move into the modern classrooms Queen Diane Songleaders lead the caravan. Princesses Marcie Glanville, Renate Albrecht, Carla Penrose, Lynn Teimer enler with Queen Diane Lennon. Homecoming Dance, 'Touchdown 'Tumble'' Anyone for a hot dog? The Leprechauns are coming. HI JINX Queen Margaret Sweet Butterfly Buttons and Bows They treat in style Jf . DANCE Tonight You Belong to Me Presented by the Junior Class as their entry in the Immaculate Heart Drama Festival. CAST Art Allard Betsy Fitz-Gerald Nena Jeffares Gerrie Walters Rick Williams The Dramateers present Thornton Wilder s “The Happy Journey from Trenton to Camden. PLAY French play wins second place at the Mount. Spanish play presented at Mount St. Mary's Col- lege. The Sophs presented Snowflake Swirl” Rock and Roll fans . . . and a good time was had by all 77 Mrs. Moss: Now, get out! Inspector, Inspector, it was awful, awful! CAST C. Collins......... G. Walters......... C. Capp ........... F. Bernadoni...... M. Hassett......... S. Fergen......... T. Hague.......... B. FitzGerald R. Koelfgen . M. Weston . . G. Hacker .... T. Blair J. Castagna .. . B. Haag S. Cencak CAST Y. Morales..............S. Fergan S. Sprigg ..............J. Passi F. Hummel...............G. Hacker M. Olivera..............R. Cerra N. Stevenson..........A. Webber M. Miels................J. Delaney C. Penrose...........M. A. Williams S. Ryan..............N. Tiettmeyer M. Weston...............J. Whittle C. Bales................S. Rusinyak A. Finan................M. Sprigg She is leaving here as fast as I can get her out. Our Mother has gone home. O Little Town of Bethelem . . . The student body presents the Chester Miracle Play” MERRY CHRISTMAS Madonna and Child Jingle bells, jingle bells . . . CAST Mary..........................Marie Martin Gabriel...............Nena Jeffares Joseph..............Robert Mammet Preco...............Thomas Hague Hankin...............Rick Williams Gill.................Mike Waring Tud...........................Larry Welk Sym.............................Tom Brown Angels...............Claudine Capp Dianne Lennon Carole Molloy Gerry Walters Kathy Tynan Marlene Olivera Herd-boys..........Rosemary Leilo Mary Pat LeRoy Georga Simpson Nancy Stevenso The Bunny Hop is still in style. ANNIVERSARY BALL Hey! Don • move it Music by Murray and his Rhythmaires Happy faces enter f e dance T e dance is well under way The Seniors present Caribbean Moonligt Doing i he hard way Wr,y .veep5 CAMDIDS Cinderella Odd collection O characters Tud, Tud, Tud The great thinker. Where you oil from? Working hard? Anyone civics? All at work. Wo re going to win All hail Alma Mater Merry Christmas How did you know? Just look at that! Dreamy Eyes the pause that refreshes Progressive Education I never thought of that Will someone second that? SPORTS tm FOOTBALL TEAM RECORD Non-league St. Monica's 19........... 0 Lompoc St. Monica's 7...........33 Mater Dei St. Monica's 20........... 7 El Segundo League St. Monica's 51........... 0 Lutheran St. Monica's 31........... 0 Harvard St. Monica's 39........... 6 Chaminade St. Monica's 27........... 6 Bell-Jeff St. Monica's 42...........13 St. Agnes C.I.F. St. Monica's 33........... 7 Santa Clara St. Monica's 0............39 Mater Dei VARSITY HEADLINES The football year of '56 started with backing up the promise of Coach George Melinkovich that we would have a championship football team. Expert coaching and hard work result- ed in the first league championship in St. Mo.'s history and a chance at the C.I.F. crown which was blown by losing to Mater Dei, the only team to defeat the Mariners this season. With such a coach as George Melinkovich and the material, our gridiron prospects look just as bright in the future. 86 Varsity: Hemenez, Fernandez, Marquez, Downey, Jessick, Charbonneau. Second Row: Nuccio, Hunner, Osti, Weston, Henry Poseley, Sullivan, Chickey, Young, Van Aken. Third Row: Berlin, McNulty, Hawkins, Fuqua, Havel, O'Neil, Abreau, Schaad, Coach Melinkevich. Fourth Row-. Hull, Kuglen, Craighead, Kelly. Courteau, Ebbe, Learnihan, Rosso, Duggan, manager. Hunner, Poseley, and Sullivan meet Bell-Jeff. Young rambles against Harvard 1st row: J. Ford, J. Cruze, T. McGee, T. Spero, D. Nixon, D. Dodd, B. Chevez. 2nd row: B. Sullivan, T. Bower, S. Bradley, E. Burgeno, J. Berlin, D. Mallen, R. Irvine. 3rd row: J. Kuglin, R. Hill, B. Rashford, J. Tynan, D. Hill, M. Neniassie, D. Thomas, D. McLaughlin, J. Kern. 4th row: J. Dugan, R. Holguin, J. Hillsdale, D. Virider, B. Rameson, T. Barrett, J. De Bolt, Coach Boneli. BEE FOOTBALL Coach Boneli talks it over with the first string. 90 SCORE El Segundo Them 19 S.AA. 12 Lutheran 0 55 Chaminade 7 26 Harvard 12 32 Olmeney 6 0 St. John Bosco . . . . 20 14 Brian Jcssick Gonzalez Saenz Dick Jay Mack Henry BAS NETBALL NON-LEAGUE Them S.M. Them S.M. Serra . . . 35 39 Lutheran 32 43 Notre Dame . . . . 87 41 Harvard 50 49 Lousinger . . . . . . 36 61 Chaminade 31 47 Hawthorne . . . . 42 61 Bell Jeff 35 76 San Gabriel . . . . 42 50 St. Agnes 35 53 Loyola . . . 65 47 Lutheran 42 65 El Segundo . . . . 34 36 Harvard 45 58 So. Pasadena . . 38 42 Chaminade 35 51 Bell-Jeff 29 37 LEAGUE C. 1. F. St. Agnes . . . . . . 50 54 Big Pine 49 54 Santa Clara 54 50 Danny Goodwin Shaun Flanagan Dave Weston Tom Meggett Ricky Rodriquez Megget recovers for St. Mo's Coach Boneli and Mgr. Matt Hassett Weston admires Megget's tilt Don't be selfish oopsl How did they get on this page Danny drives down the court Come down, come down . . . it looks like ballet Spellbound One more for St. Mo s miss Weston charges for a lay-up Where'd it BEE BASSCETBAU Bottom row: J. Tynan, N. Callahan, L Schoenberg, B. Michaels, B. O'Neil. Top row: J. Hillsdale, P. Junger, S. Areuald, R. Holguin, P. Sepulveda, T. Bowen, I. Kelly, S. Rinaldie. SCORE Them S.AA. Them S.AA. St. Agnes 37 38 St. Agnes 42 33 Lutheran 25 39 Lutheran 21 53 Harvard 43 25 Harvard 17 23 Chaminade 15 26 Chaminade 29 47 Bell-Jeff 27 26 Bell-Jeff 31 37 Lutheran hasn't a chance. It's going ini VARSITY BASEBALL First row: L. Welk, P. Casey, G. Allen, B. Winhouser, A. Morneo. J. Carney, S. Shaad. Second row: M. Hasset, L. Neiger, J. Parr, D. Saenz, T. C h i c k e y, S. Flannagan, D. Goodwin, T. Mayer, T. learn- ihan. Coach Boneli. Danny pitches against Chaminade. Heading for home. Casy, Saenz, Coach, Allen, and Carney have short briefing. First row: P. Sepulveda, S. Cencak, T. Chickey, J. Castagna, L. Kelly, T. Sullivan, P. Ebbe, T. Lernahan, B. Creaghead, D. Rosso, T. Daeuble. Second row: P. Hawkins, J. Lloyd, J. Berlin, B. Rameson, W. Gillmore, G. Freese, R. Cannon, J. Hillsdale, G. Arnold, T. Martin, J. Joyce, J. Joyce. Third row: M. Veltri, B. O'Neil, R. Hemenez, J. Nuccio, B. Woodbyrne, B. Sullivan, J. Junjer, R. Rodriquez, L. Abreau, M. Phillips, B. Rashford, J. Flaherty. Fourth row: M. Lee, M. Stone, J. Ford, T. McGee, M. Dawson, P. Lightcap, M. Meccaci, J. Goplin, F. Downey, T. Allen. 98 IAOU Bob stands by as John serves for St. Mo's. Oscar serves with Mike playing forward They re off o a flying start Team First row: J. Barrett, D. DeBolt, L. Schnabel, T. Philips, N. Grunt, F. Reaume. Second row: G. Ulrich. M. Fritz, R. Irvine, P. Spnzek. T. Copp. F. Dear Third row: L. Serna, T. Barrett. J. Donovan, M. Walsh, E. Kakowski, J. Henry, T. McNulty. Fourth row: Coach McNulty. R. Chavez. R. Fornham, R Kurzweil. F Vasquez, P. Walsh, B. Nixon, Coach Spazek. BASKETBALL JUNIOR CHAMPS: K. Kusters, M. L Espinosa, C. Diaz, A. Rockstroth, V. Cruz. Second row: Miss McBride, coach; C. Diaz, A. Morris, P. Locker, M. Sherwood, M. Diaz. Philis waits for the rebound. Nancy tips Anetta tries for extra point. VARSITY: A. Rockstrok, N. Sheehey, S. Leonhardt, M. de Solenni, M. Sherwood, A. Ogsburn, Miss Mc- Bride, coach; A. Morris, C. Diaz, C. Capp, M. Reinert, M. Espinosa, K. Kusters. 100 VOLLEYBALL B. VARSITY: First row: B. Logon, S. Arombulo, R. M. Rongol. Second row: P. Locker, A. Agsburn, I. Azais, Miss McBride, P. Gallegos, M. L. Espinosa, S. Farnan. Set it up! A VARSITY: M. Van Hoof, G. Walters, F. Hummel, J. Smith. Second row: C. Diaz, R. Diaz, A. Webber, Miss McBride, Coach; C. Capp, N. Sheehey, C. Bergman. Mine! Shall I kill it? 101 It s a bird. It's a plane. It s Par. 102 First row: P. O Connor, M. Fry, B. Berlin, M. Hotter, V. Padrry, G. Albertson, J. Waddell, M Mesa. Second row: P. Longeway, S. Kelly, K. Burgess, D. Sfimson, J. Penrose, A. Francis, J Charles, B. Buckley, S. Hemenez, B. Logan. Third row: R. Lello, S. Poseley, P. Donovan, K. Kelly, C. Bergman, $. Ryan. P. Locker, S. Tiettmeyer, S. McDonald, S. Rusinyak, Miss Mc3ride, coach. Swimmers, get on your mark, get set. gol VARSITY: Miss McBride, coach: K. Kusters, S. Farnan, P. O Connor, C. Hinchey, M. Sherwood, S. Sprigg. PENNIS Practice makes perfect. Sharon swings an overhand 103 F.rst row V Cruz. R Rongel. R Solerno, M Olivero P Hill. J. Velesquez. K KuSfers. T Gorrotfo. Second row: B Sor renson N Sheehey, B Logcin, M do la Peno. J. Penrose. A. Webber. R. Osika. J. Franclietto, M. Espmosa. M Hutrer. V. Gutfiercz. Third row: O Gonzales. J. Arrnef, C. Diaz. C. Capp. G. Walters, S Fergan. S Ryan, O. Ogsburn, B. Belky, AA. Faucett, F. Hummel. C. Coats, P. Cleary. P Coleman M Glanville, Miss McBr.de coach. BASEBALL Knock it one. Peggy! Dig that crazy short stop. It II be a double if not a triple. 104 Who said she couldn t hit a homer? WE OFFER OUR THANKS TO Monsignor O'Flaherty for his continual interest. Our moderator. Brother Ibar, for his wonderful help. Sister M. Catherine Irene for her support. The staff of the Yearbook House, Monrovia, California, our publishers, for their understanding and help. Al and Mike Trerotola for our excellent photographs. S. K. Smith Co. for our cover. The faculty of St. Monica s High for their excellent cooperation. Our patrons and advertisers for their generous support. The Compass staff who worked long, and well. Mike King for his time and photographs. The members of the student body for their assistance. Andy and Terry '57 and '59 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cownie Baer's Market Quality Foods - Manning's Beef Montana 17th. EX 41767 Criterion Drug Co. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. 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Italian Susare-Salami-sause . . . 802 Broadway at Lincoln Santa Monica, Calif. EX. 5-8279 MIKE CARUSO Men's Apparel Wilshire at Fourth Santa Monica EX. 5-2779 Wc Extend Our Congratulations to the Graduating Class ALFRED and FABRIS STUDIO 2901 W. Seventh Street — DUnkirk 7-2251 Free Parking citings a j pprialty CONGRATULATIONS It has been a pleasure to participate in the construction of this fine addi- tion to Saint Monica's High School. GOODY GOODY DONUTS Hand Packed Catering Ice Cream LOUIE and ROSE LEITOLD 4061 Centinela Ave. EX 8-4281 JACK A. BROWN SONS, INC. LATHING AND PLASTERING CONTRACTORS Venice yCc .r: v , KV ;$? K. , . w riruiricn i (V-f-o u «r5'- - j Vfo? OF YrlP Ci£2 f W -ASS-OF e ' U - A A AvO1 (, _ —r, y V4 frA a«fc I V JfY CP-zjyy Cd A J KL T , v‘r 4 ... _ c cX 6 ) vAt |tAA INDEX Abreuu. L.—37, 87, 97 Activities—69 Advertisements—106 Albertson, G.—48, 102 Albrecht, R —15, 52, 59, 70, 72 Alcoset, L.—44 Alcoset, M.—38 Allard. A —15, 67 Allen, G —15, 96 Allen, J.—46 Allen, P,—39 Allen. T.—48, 97 Allison, M.—46 Almarez, F.—46, 63 Alminos, M.—38, 60, 62 Amstutz, E. Andre, Y.—48 Angherren, A.—46 Anguiono, F.—44, 54, 62 Anrade, B.—15 Apontes, M.—48 Arambula, S.—36, 38, 101 Arciero, M.—44 Archibald, M.—38 Arevalo, S.—44, 95 Arnett, J.—36, 37, 58, 60, 66. 104 Arnett, T. Arnold, G.—43, 97 Arredondo. A.—36, 40 Azais, I —42, 101 Baca. C.—44 Baker, G. Bales. C.—44 Bales, K.—46 Balos, D—47, 62 Balsamo, S.—47 Bambrick, J.—15 Banuelos, J. Barr, M.—47 Barrett. J.—14. 15, 99 Barrett, J.—37 Barrett, T.—43. 90, 99 Barrow, J.—48, 62 Barrow. M.—60. 62 Barry, S.—60, 65 Bascour, M.—40 Beck. S.—16 Beck. T,—38 Bednard, D.—41, 44 Belky, M—42. 104 Bell, H.—46 Beilin, M.—46 Bennett, K.—47, 62. 63 Bensmiller, T.—47 Benz. I.—42 Berg, R.—45, 48 Bergman, C.—38, 62, 101 Berlin. B.—47, 102 Berlin, J.—38, 87. 90. 97 Bernardin, A.—46, 63 Bernadoni, F.—41, 42. 62. 67 Beshoor, D.—37, 62 Blair. G.—44, 62 Blair. N.—38 Blair. T.—40, 78 Blanchard, G.—41, 43, 66 Blanchard, J.—16, 60, 66, 69 Blanchette, R.—47 Bodin, B.—37 Boehme, E.—16, 60, 62 Bogner. I.—37 Boley, G.—46 Bondesane, J.—16 Bosrock, C.—45 Bosse. B.—47 Boulanger, B.—38 Bourret, M.—16 Bowen. T.—37. 90, 95 Bradley, S.—43, 90 Brayton, E.—16, 59, 65 Bredesen, S.—39 Bremberg, M.—38 Brennan, M.—46 Brewin, P.—48, 62 Briganial, E.—42 Brocker, C.—48 Brouillct, C.—16 Brown. G.—37 Brown. T.—16, 54, 79 Bucher, M.—67, 98 Buckley. B—38. 59, 63. 102 Buckley, P.—44 Buckman, B.—44 Bulmetti, G.—37 Burbank. C.—14. 17, 67 Burg. P.—17 Burgess, K.—48, 102 Burgess. R —47. 64 Burgess. T.—37 Burgueno. B.—17 Burgueno. E.—90 Burns, J. Burns. J.—48 Burton, C.—48 Burch, E. Buso, P.—17 Cahill, K.—17, 59, 60. 62 Callanon. J.—44 Callahan, M—48, 95 Campbell. H,—17 Cannon, R.—43, 97 Copp. C.—17. 56, 67, 79. 100. 101 Copp. T.—18. 65. 99 Carabo, B.—39 Carabo. M.—44 Carlson. F.—44 Carney. J —18. 53, 58, 96 Carpenter, C—44 Carranza, M.—44, 48 Carrillo, L.—18 Carson, V.—47 Casey, A.—46, 62, 67 Casey. F,—36, 38, 46 Casey, P—18. 96 Casey, S.—38, 54. 62 Casillas, A. Casillas. B.—42 Castagna, J.—62, 66, 67, 78. 97 Castillo, A.—47 Castillo. C—14. 18, 66, 69 Cavannough, K.—38 Cencak. S.—14. 18, 59. 67. 78. 97 Cerro. R —18, 98 Chao Kong, S.—47 Charbonneau, P.—45, 46 Charbonneau, R.—36. 37, 66. 87 Charles. J.—48. 102 Chavez. R.—47, 90, 99 Chickey. T.—37 87, 91. 96. 97 Cipres, J.—40 Clark. C.—44 Classes,—35 Cleary, M.—37. 52, 60, 66. 74. 104 Clifton, C—18 dyne. J.—14. 17, 53 Clyne, P.—44, 46, 53 Coates, C.—42, 104 Coleman, M.—19, 42 ■ Collins. C.—41. 43 Collins. J.—48. 54 Combs. M.—44 Connelly, M.—45 Cooley, C.—44 Corliss, C.—46 Cornell, M.—44 Cornejo, L.—43 Corson, L.—48 Cota. H.—37 Courteau, E.—19, 58, 87 Couture, M.—48 Covello, J.—42 Cownie. J.—19. 53. 66, 69, 98 Coyle, T.—36, 37 Craighead, W.—42. 87, 88 97 Cruz, J.—42. 44. 90 Cruz, V.—37. 100, 104 Curran, J.—47 Curran, P.—48 Daeuble, T.—37. 97 Dagodag, T.—37 Darmody, P.—40 Daspit, L.—46, 62. 63, 6 Davidson, L.—14. 19. 58 Davy, D. Dawson, K.—14, 19 Dawson. M.—43, 62, 97 Dear. F —42. 62, 99 De Bolt, D.—47. 90. 99 De Bolt. P.—40. 52, 60 Deering, W. Delaney, J.—78 Delaney, J.—19 De La Pena, M.—19, 59, 104 Delgado, A.—19 Delgado, M.—47 Delivuk, N.—45 Deimage, P.—47 Delp, L —46 Deluca, P.—36, 38, 52 De eMndoza, M.—41. 44 De Mendoza, P.—44 Deneen, J. De Solenni, M —44. 100 Dexter, W.—47 Diaz, C—39. 100, 101 104 D.az, R.—37, 101 Dietz, M.—45, 48 Dietz, M.—41, 43, 60 Dietz. M — 37, 52 Di Giovanni, A.—46, 63 Di Nardo, S.—46 Dixon, K.—46 Dobarr, D.—46 Dodd. D.—48. 90 Dodf, T.—46 Doerr, G.—63 Doerr, K.—62 Donnovan, J.—42, 9 Donnovan, P.—48, 102 Dooley, D.—37 Dooley. S.—14. 20. 66 Dorner, F.—40 Douglass, J.—26 Downey, F.—20, 87, 97 Drogon, D.—46, 60 Dragon, D.—20 Drake, B,—46 Drikell, M.--48 Driskill, P.—48 Duffey, A.—47 Dugan, B.—43 Dugan, J.—43, 87. 90 Duscharek, C.—38 Dye. D — 42 Eagar, K.—40 Ebbe, B —40, 87. 97 Egan, R.—47 Ellinger, R.—40 Ekstromer. K.—47 Esinosa, M.—37, 63, 100, 101, 104 Estrado, S.—14 Farnan, S.—36, 37, 67, 101, 103 Farnhan. R.—48, 99 Raron, M.—37, 60 Fasse, L.—46 Faucett, M.—20, 59, 104 Fee. P.—44 Fetta, M. Ferency, .—48 Fergen, S.—41, 42, 67, 78, 104 Fernandez, A.—20, 65, 87 Fieftmayer, N.—48 Finan, A.—20 Finan, C.—39 Finan, J.—47 Finley, C—47 Fiorenza, P.—37 Fisher. B. Fisher. M—36 FitzGerald. B.—37, 56, 67, 76, 78 Fitzsimons, K.—42 Fitzsimons, T.—21, 58 Flaherty, C —21. 60. 62. 63. 67 Flaherty, J—44, 97 Flanagan, J.—48 Flonagan, S.—36, 37. 53. 62, 91. 96 Flannery, D.—47 Fodtle. M —34 Ford. J —45. 46. 90. 97 Fortier, Y.—21 Fortner, J.—48 Fotfrell, R.—42 Fottrell. R —21, 59. 66. 67 Fournier, M.—48 Foxworth, S.—21 Franchefte, J.—43. 104 Frances, A.—37, 62, 102 Frank. S.—21 Freese, G.—41. 43, 97 Fridley, B.—21 Rridley, M.—37 Fritz, M.—48, 99 Frye, C.—46 Fry, M—45, 47, 102 Fuqua, J.—43. 87 Galegos, B.—47 Gallegos, C.- —47 Gallegos. J.—43 Gallegos. M.—42 Gallegos, P.—101 Gamboa. A.—44 Gamboa. R.—47 Garoke, S.—46 Garone. J. Garrity, P.—J38 Garroto, A.—4 3, 63. 104 Gas. M.—22. 64 Gass. P —44 Gaynor, K.—46 Galvan. R.—14, 21 Galvan, T.—37 Geeves, T.—44 Georges, M.—43 George, J.—48 Giles. R — 48 Gilmore, W.—97 Giroux. D.—36, 40 Givaunon, D.—46 Glanvill, M.—22. 52. 72. 104 Gochie, A.—37 Gochie. F.—22 Gochie, T.—47 Gonzales. O.—22, 104 Gonzales. R.—37, 91 Gomez. K — 22 Goodman, J.—40 Goodman, K.—22 Goodwin, D.—22, 91. 96 Golin, J.—48, 97 Gowen, D.—37 Grady, J.—48 Grady, S.—62 Green, M.—41. 43. 66 Grindall, T.—46 Grisham, M.—39. 56 Gross, J.—48 Grossheim, E.—42, 47 Grossheim, M.—63. 67 Grunt, N.—46, 99 Grupcheff, P. Gustafson, E.—43 Gutierrez. D.—44 Gutierrez, R.—44 Gutierrez, T.—40, 63 Gutierrez, V.—37, 104 Gutierrez, V.—44 Haag. B.—41. 42, 67, 78 Haak. I.—37 Hacker, G.—38. 55, 59, 67, 78 Hackbarth, F.—42 Hagarfy, D.—48 Hague, T.—22. 79 Halbur, D.—37 Hamilton, E.—39, 67 Hamilton, J.—40 Hammond, J.—46 Hargrave,, G.—36. 40 Harris, M.—98 Hartman, R.—47 Hassett, M.—41, 42, 53, 67. 92. ,96 Havel. N 41, 43, 53. 66. 87 Hawkins, R.—38, 87, 97 Hay. J.—47 Hay, P.—37 Hozencomb, C—48 Hedge. P.—47 Heinecke, B.—23 Heinecke, K.—44 Hemenez, R.—14, 23, 53, 54, 58. 87. 97 Hemenez, S.—45, 48. 102 Henry. J.—23. 53. 87. 88, 91. 99 Henn, R.—62, 66 Herold, D.—38 Herold, V. Heyn, J.—23 Higgins, R.—47. 626 6 Higuera. G.—47 Hill. D.—46. 90 Hil, P.—38. 56. 60. 104 Hil, R —43. 90 Hillsdale, A.—48 Hillsdale. J.—42. 90. 95. 97 Hmchey. C.—67, 103 Hinchey. J.—42, 47 Hogan, J.—46 Holguin. R.—46, 46, 90, 95 Holt. S.—23 Holthouser, J.—23. 65 Holthouser, J.—43 Hubka, C. Huggins, M. Hughes. S.—43 Hull. J —23. 87 Hummel, F.—14, 23, 60, 66, 69. 101, 104 Hunner, C.—24. 87 Hunner, G.—47 Hutter, B.—41, 56, 59 Hutter. M—37. 42. 102, 104 Hutter, S.—24 lanmini, R.—24 Irvine, R —43. 90. 99 Jackson, P.—24 Jacobson, G.—48, 67 Janelli, R.—40 Jeffares. N.—40. 52, 58, 60. 66. 67. 76. 79 Jcpson, D.—48 Jermane, J.—36, 38 Jessick. B—38. 87. 91 Jimenez, B.—40, 52 Jimenez. C—45, 48 Jimenez. D.— 6 Jimenez, D.—46 Jimenez, J.—44 Josnson, M.—24, 59 Johnson, R.—62 Jones, M.—48 Joyce. J.—97 Joyce. J.—97 Jungen, J.—48, 97 Jungen, R.—56 Junger, P —43, 95 Junger, R.—38 Kakowski, A. Kakowski, E.—24. 65, 99 Kane, D. Kane, J. Kasler, K. Kavarra, R.—48 Kearns, J.—38, 90 Kelly, D.—24 Kelly. D —44. 98 Kelly, K.—40. IO' Kelly. L.—41, 42, 95 Kelly. S.—46 102 Kelner, P. Kennedy, E.—24 Kennedy, R.—40. 58 Kiel, A,—47 King. M.—44. 59 Kinnie. M.—46. 47 Kinnie, P.—41 Kinsell, G.—46 Kinsinger, D.—25, 58 Kirst, W Klaus, J.—48 Kline, L.—45, 47 Kline, R.—44 ICoelfgen, R.—40, 55. 58. 60, 67 Kroll, R —38 Kuglin, F.—40, 87 Kuglm, J.—48, 90 Kurt, D—48 Kurzweil, R.—-48 Kurzweil, R.—44, 99 Kusters, K.—40, 56. 100, 103. 104 Kusters, M.—25 Lang, S.—14, 25 Lonsdale, J.—25 Larocca, S.—44, 60 Larson, B.—42 Laurence, L.—25 Lawler, M.—46 Lawson, J.—25 learniham, T.—40, 87. 96. 97 Leavitt, P.—25, 65 lee m—44. 97 Lello. R.—42. 67, 79, 102 Lennon, D.—26, 72, 79 Lennon, K.—48 Lennon, M.—42 Lenone, T.—43. 62 Lent. P.—40 Leone, A.—44 Leonhardt, S.—26. 58, 100 Le Roy, M.—45, 47, 79 Liebmann, AA.—26, Lietod,- V.—42 Lightcap, P.—41, 44, 97 Litjen, J.—44 Lloyd. J.—97 Locker, P.—40, 56. 59. 60. 100, 101, 102 Lockwood. I—43, 67 Logan, B. —40, 101, 102, 104 Logsdon. A. Lombardi, J.—43 Longway, M.—40, 59, 62 Longcway. P.—59, 75. 102 Love, J.—40 Luevano, E. Mac Donald, S.—48, 102 Mack. R.—37. 53. 62. 91 Mocker, J.—47 Macken, J.—37 Maguire, M. Maillet, B.—46 Males, F.—98 Mallen, D.—41. 43. 54. 90 Mallen, J.—39 Mammet, B.—26. 59, 60, 97. 98 Mammet, P.—43 Maravilla, M—45. 47. 63 Maravilla. L.—47, 52 Massaglia J.—48 Masters, L.—45, 48 Masterton, T.—44 Maruez, C.—44 Marquez, F.—14, 26, 87 Martin, B. 46 Martin G.— 46 Martin, J.—40 Martin, K.—38, 62 Martin, M.—26, 43, 79 Martin, T.—45, 46, 97 Martinez, C—46 Martinez, E.—47 Martinez, F.—38, 62, 66 Martinez, L. -47 Martinez, M.— -41 Martinez, M.—42 Martinez, R.—26 May, J.—41, 42, 66 Mayer, S.—45, 46 Mayer, T.—44, 9 McClellenan, G.—62 McCullough, J. McCullough. S.—43 McGee. T.—44. 48. 90. 97 McGovern, T.—40 McGrow, H.—47 McKillop. R.—34 McLoughin. D.—43, 90 McLellan, J.—4 McMillan, B.—47 McMIeavy, P.—36. 39 McNay, J.—48 McNulty, T.—4, 87. 99 McTernan, F.—46, 54 Medved, J.—44 Meggett. T.—42. 91. 92 Melendez, O.—26. 60, 98 Melinkovich, G.—36. 40. 66„ 67 Melrose, T.—46 Mencacci. M.—43. 90. 97 Mesa, M.—48. 102 Messier, R.—48 Messmer, $.—14. 25, 66, 69 Meza. E.—47 Meyer, B.—27 Meyer, J.—46 Middell. J.—47 Michel. W—47, 95 Miehls, M.—40, 58 Mika. A.—40 Miller, A.—63 Miller, L.—38 Mills, M.—43 Minadeo, K.—27 Miner. P.—27, 56, 61 Modesti, A —46 Moe. E.—34 Moenck, R.—48 Mokres. M.—46 Molloy, C.—27. 79 Molloy. K.—45 Monohan, S.—45, 47. 63 More S. Morales, Y.—27. 58 Moran, P.—39 Moreno. A.—27, 96 Morgan, D.—38, 62 Morgan, E.—38, 63 Moriana, A.—46 Morrill. P.--48 Morris, A.—40, 67, 100 Morris. B.—27, 100 Morris. J.—43, 66 Morton, D.—46 Mueller, G.—46 Munoz, J.—47 Munoz, M. Murphy, M.—14, 27 Murphy, M.—47 Murphy, J.—46 Murphy, T.—4 3 Navarro, R. Ne.ger, L—28, 96 Neil. M.---47 Nelson, J.—48 Neri, M.—46 Nevarez, M.—40 Nevins, K.—28. 60. 62 Newlove, V.—54, 62 Newton, R.—28 Nichols, P.—48 Nigro, V.—46 Nixon, B.—45. 47. 90. 99 Noe, R.—38 Noiseau, R.—46 Nona, C.—28. 59 Nuccio. J.—28, 87. 97 Nufer, J.—48. 62 O’Brien, P.—46 O’Connor, P.—46, 102, 103 O'Donnold. T.—47 O’Donnell, J. Ogburn’ A.—44. 100, 101, 104 Ohara, H.—28 Ohara, N.—44 Olivero, M.—28, 62, 63, 79, 104 Oik, M — 39 Oik, M.—46 O'Mahoney, E.—43 O’Neill. B.—79, 87, 95, 97 O’Neill, C.—47 O’Neill. K—48 O'Ne.1, L.—38 O’Neill, P.—44 O’Neill. V.—47 O'Neill, W.—48 Organizations,—5 1 Ortale, M. Osika, R.—28, 55, 104 Osti. D.—29. 87 Oswald, L.—44 Page, J.—44 Palmer, S. Pantera, V.—47 Pare. J.—42 Pare, P.—29 Parr. D.—40, 60 Parr, J.—29. 96 Parr, R.—44 Parravano, A.—40 Parry, V.—46, 67, 102 Porsonault. J.—40 Parsonaulf. N.—48 Passi, J.—67, 78 Patrons, 105 Patton, L.—38 Pauley, D.—42 Pearson. P. Pellicei, G.—44, 60 Penrose, C.—14, 29, 52, 55. 66. 72 Penrose, J.—102. 104 Perry, J.—40 Peters. A.—40 Pfanenstiel, M.—42, 63 Phillips, M.—43 Phillips, T.—46. 97, 99 Pitz, A.—42, 67 Plasencia, L.—40 Plasencia, M.—48 Posely, C.—102 Peseley, D.—29. 4 3, 58, 87 Posely, S.—41. 45, 47 Power, R.—48 Preti, M.—40 Price, M.—29 Priest, P.—43, 63 Puff. C. Rameson, P.—40, 55 Ramcson, W.—45, 46, 53, 90, 97 Randall, R.—104 Rangel, J —4, 47, 63 Rangel, R.—41, 44, 101 Rashford, W—43, 90, 97 Ray. B. -44 Reaume, F.—99 Reinert, M — 29, 100 Rejczyk. L.—37. 63 Rennie, B. 30 Rennie, P.—30 Revy, B.—30 Revy, V.—4 3. 62, 69 Reynaga, R.—38 Richard. A.—54 Ricker. J. Rieth, M.—37, 60. 66. 67 R.naldi, S.—38. 95 Rizzi, T.—43 Roberts. B.—44 Roberts, S.—63 Roberts, P.—48 Rockstroh, A.—38, 54, 60, 62. 100 Rodriquez, E.—30, 91, 97 Roehm, R.—43 Rollheiser, D.—45, 47 Romani, N.—45, 48, 67 Romo, A.—38 Rosen, M.—42 Ross, R.—30, 60. 65 Rosso, D.—37, 87, 97 Rotunno, M.—48 Roush. B.—40 Roush, H.—40 Rudolph, R.—48 Rumenopp, V.—48, 67 Rusinyak, S.—62, 63, 67, 78. 102 Ryan, L.—42 Ryan, S.—30, 52. 55. 56, 58, 60, 66, 69, 102 Ryberg, V. Rydgren, A.—46 Rynkofs, M.—44 Saenz, D.—30, 91, 96 Salerno, M.—48 Salerno, R.—37, 104 Salgado, C. Sanchez, R. San Martin, L.—44 Santoro, D.—39 Santos, E.—47. 63 Santos, F—46 Sopata’. R.—31, 59 Sapes, S.—48 Savage, J.—44 Schaad, M.—30 Schaad, S.—42, 54, 87. 96 Schiesl. M.—31. 61 Schoenberg, L.—38, 54, 62, 95 Schoenfelder, B.—44 Schnabel. L.—43, 99 Schraeder, G. Schriever, B.—31 Schriever. E.—41, 42 Schutt. P.—43 Scott. J.—38 Seidel, S.—-48 Seniors.—13 Sepulveda, P.—95, 97 Serna, L.—43, 99 Shamey, A.—31. 52, 56, 74 Shanks. K.—46 Sheehan. P.—42 Sheehey, N.—31, 52. 55, 58, 60, 69, 100, 104 Shelist, J.—47 Shepherd, L.—4 2 Sheridan. P.—37 Sherwood, M.—37, 100, 103 Shishim, N.—43 Shumate. B. Simpson, G.—48. 67, 79 Simpson, M.—44, 56, 58, 67 Skelly, P.—48 Skiman, 48 Smith, A.—43 Smith, J.—31, 52, 101 Snodgrass, M.—46 Sorenson, B.—37, 104 Sorenson, D.—46 Soto. M. ■ -47 Spalding, A.—41, 44, 62, 63 Spazek, P.—37, 53, 62, 69, 99 Spechierla, L.—43, 60 Spellman, M. Spencer, G. Spencer, J.—47 Spera, A.—47, 90 Sports,—86 Spriggs, M.—45, 46, 78 Sprigg, S.—31, 55, 58, 103 Sullivan. B.—42. 90. 97 Sullivan, C.—41,43, 52, 66 Sullivan, J.—38 Sullivan, P.—36, 45, 52 Sullivan, S.—43 Sullivan, .—14, 32, 53, 58, 87, 97 Sully. R.—46, 62 Staage. J.—44 Stohler, K —43 Stall. B — 37, 62 Stall. P.—46 St. Amant, W. Stanton, P. Stark, J.—31 Stehura, J.—48 Steirer. L.—48 Stevenson, K.—37 Stevenson, N.—46, 63, 79 Stewart, M.—42 Stewart, R.—37, 60, 66 Stimsen, D.—43, 102 Stone, M.—97 Strong, G.—42, 66 Svitok, P.—44 Swaim. D.—40 Taylor, D.—42 Teimer, M.—32. 52. 58, 72 Tembreull, C.—47 Thirsk, M.—42 Thomas, D.—44, 90 Thomas, E.—38 Tieftmeyer, N.—45, 62, 78, 102 Tijan, K.—43 Tinnes, P.—46 Tinnes, P.—46 Tinnes. J.—40 Toledo. R.—43 Tompson, P.—47 Torres, A.—46 Trbovich. T.—46 Trindl. C.—14. 32. 52 Truskil, M.—47 Tuttle, R.—38 Tynan, J.—42, 90, 95 Tynan. K.—32. 79 Ulrich. G.—32. 99 Urbanek, M. Urbano, M.—42, 43. 67 Valenzuela, R. Vonasse. P.—47 Van Aken. J.—36, 37, 53, 87 Von Aken, S.—43 Van Bogaert, R.—46 Von. Hoof. M.—32, 101 Von Loo. L.—47 Vannjalus, J.—48 Varga. 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