St Patrick High School - Aquinan Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1957 volume:

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I O We lovingly dedicate our 1957 AQUINAN to all of our parents- Who have made innumerable sacrifices so that we might have the advantages of a Catholic educationg Who have surrounded us with material advantages and at the same time have given us a sense of values to put them in their proper place: Who have opened out to us a vision of worthwhile things to achieve in this world as a stepping stone to eternityp Who have loved us enough to give us necessary correction and guidancep Who have always shown an interest in our scholastic and extracurricular under- takingsp Who have been our inspiration and our ideal, an embodiment of what we hope to achieve-Christian maturity. ffnwt. - ' ,aiu 1 ,. -U r '10 W W W W N 3 W 1 ,..,,A ,N W , , i 7 4 N V , s. .J -:A Y 1,91 W Ja ' '15 W i. 'W W ' W . 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Topel, we wish to express our gratitude- For his constant interest in our spiritual vveltareg For his part in providing the inspirational Rosary Rally which has given impetus to our spiritual development, For his words of congratulation at the football victory banquet and for his re- minder: that intellectual achievement is more important than athletic, and spirit- ual gains are most important ot all. For his column in the Inland Register that is like a weekly visitg For his tatherly concern that all of us choose our vocation in life according to the wishes of God. A TRIBUTE Congratulations, Father Pautler, on the occasion of the Silver Anniversary of your ordination to the Holy Priesthood. lt is with gratitude and praise that we recall the many blessings of which you have been God's instrument during the past twenty-tive years. May God bless you for your efforts in our behalf and may He give you many more years in which to dispense His treas- Ul'eS. VERY REVEREND HUGO PAUTLER Pastor of Saint Patrick's Parish Championships are won because a team or individual played each game as though that particular game meant the championship. Life on earth is a constant striving toward that championship which crowns the purpose of life on this earth. During our lives every year and every day is filled with individual contests toward our maior goal. In the series of games toward a championship some games will stand out like higher peaks on a mountain range. So also some events and some years stand out in our lives every day as having maior influence in the pursuit of our goal. We hope the T956-57 year at St. Patrick's will be remembered by the teachers and pupils as one of the higher peaks in the rugged struggle to Conquer The hlgllesl- Your devoted Pastor, rink?- - I' The Students of St Pats Education is the knowledge ot how to use the whole of oneself to attain the sublime end for which one was created. Many men use but one or two faculties out of the score with which they are endowed. A man is educated who knows how to make a tool ot every faculty-how to keep it sharp and how to apply it to all practical purposes. If there are no tools in your kit for your SPIRITUAL FACULTIES, your tool kit is not complete. If they are there, but rusty and dull, you will not attain that sublime end for which you were Devotedly in Christ, ,QPJCLW created. REVEREND ALBERT A. AUSTEN Pastor of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish REVEREND PAUL A. WENNING Pastor of Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Dear Seniors: The successful termination of your course at St. Patrick's High School is an occasion of great ioy to you, your relatives, and many friends. Congratulations! We trust and pray that your Catholic education will help you direct your lives toward the goal of eternal happiness. May you be truly apostolic in spreading truth and goodness as you learned it in your stay at St. Patrick's. May God's grace be abundant, and may the Blessed Mother be your constant help. Sincerely yours in Christ, Msamiaawr 4 6 66 X xx N 'Sa' Assistant Principal Senior Adviser Freshman Adviser U.S. History Christian Family Living I Spanish English I and II Geometry Christian Family Living IV Debate Junior Adviser English lll and IV Bookkeeping Latin l Remedial Reading Ak' AIM lf FATHER SKOK Principal Religion IV Latin ll Freshman Coach Athletic Director Sophomore Adviser Biology Geometry Chemistry Girls' P.E. 1 -5 4 6 f do x Boys' Athletics Physics General Science Algebra l Social Studies FATHER PAUTLER Superintendent Religion I Librarian Piano A5 Y W, 557 - 2 f World History American Problems Algebra I Washington History Religion II 4 6 I at I Religion III Algebra II Trigonometry Mechanical Arts e , SISTER DENIS MARIE Choral Piano Typing I and II rf 'T 1 l -fd 3 l' ,Q Jin? 91...- WV -FQ Boys' Glee 2, Choral 'l, 2, 3, 4, Octet 4, Regina Choir 4, Basketball 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football Manager 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Love ls Strange JOE ADAMS Piano l, 2, Choral 1, 2, 3, NHS 4, S.S.C.A. 3, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 4, Regina Choir 3. Ever Lovin' Fingers PATTY BAYER ASB President 4, Class Sgt., at-Arms 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, lnspirational Player 4, All- State 4, Basketball Captain 4, Patrick Pace 2, Student Council 4, Lion's Club Rep- resentative 4, Choral 4, Aquinan Prince 4. Stranded in the Jungle BOB BROWN it Class Secretary 1, Choral l, 2, Class President 3, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team Leader 3, Pep Club Sgt.-at- Arms 3, Regina Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Girls' Club 4, Vice President 4, Student Body Vice President 4, Aquinan Princess 4, All-School Play 4, NHS 3, 4, NHS Vice President 4, CYO 3, Vale- dictorian 4. Everybody Loves Redheads Choral l, 2, 3, 4, Regina Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Treble Triad 4, Octet 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Council 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Patrick Pace 3, May Crowning Represen- tative 2, Girls' Club 4. ln My Merry Oldsmobile MARIANN DALTOSO PATSY CONNELLY Transfer from Wa-Hi 25 Dra- ma 25 Sodality 2, 3, 45 So- dality Secretary 35 Prefect 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 35 Choral 2, 3, 45 Octet 45 Treble Triad 45 Regina Choir 2, 3, 45 Home- coming Princess 45 Aquinan Princess 45 All-School Play 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Junior Prom Queen 35 NHS 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Girls' Club 45 Salutatorian 45 A l l - Round Girl 4. Dream PATRICIA DOOCY Choral 1, Sodality 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Alternate to State 45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Debate 35 King of Junior Prom 35 Class Treasurer 2, 35 CYO 3, 45 Knights of the Altar 45 Presi- dent 45 Council 45 May Crowning I. Day by Day LEWIS DEERINGHOFF Choral 'l, 25 Sodality 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Secretary of NHS 45 Girls' Club 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Dancing with Stars in My Eyes RITA DOETSCH Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Manager 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee 25 Choral I, 25 Knights of the Altar I, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 2, 35 Aquinan Prince 4. Blueberry Hill BEN GRECO Transfer from St. Bernard's Jr. High 25 Drama 25 School Play 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Choral 2, 35 Sodality 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 45 Council 45 S.S.C.A. 45 Regina Choir 2, 3, 4. Marianne MARY ANN HERRES Patrick Pace l, 2, 35 Football l, 35 Football Manager 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 'l, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 All-School Play 45 Choral l, 2, 3, 45 Knights of the Altar lg Boys' Glee I5 Letter- men's Club 3, 45 CVO 45 Regina Choir 4. Jealous Lover WALT FORT l ER Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Letfermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2, Choral l, 2, 3, Class Vice President 4, Knights of Altar l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of K. of A. 3, 4, Boys' State 3. lf You Don't Know I Ain't Gonna Tell Ya TERRY JOHNSON Knight of the Altar l, 2, 3, 4, Union Bulletin's Paper Boy of the Month 4. Just Call Me Mousie WALLACE HOLDERMAN Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Regina Choir T, 2, 3, Choral l, 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, NHS President 4, Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, CYO 3, Girls' Club 4, Council 4, Press Conference 3. Busy Little Busybody JANET HOUSE Choral l, Basketball l, K. of A. 2, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 4, Boys' P.E. l, 2, Class Sgt.-at-Arms 4, May Crowning Representative 3, Lettermen's Club Treas. 4. Too Young To Go Steady DAVID LOCATI Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Secre- tary 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Sgt. at-Arms 4, Choral l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Regina T, 2, K. of A. T, 2, 3, 4, CYO 3, 4, School Play Manager 2, 3, 4, Hot Rod Club 4. Don't Be Cruel FRANK LOCATI Transfer from Lewiston 4, MBV Crowning Representa- tive l, Regina Choir T, 2, 4, Choral l, 2, 4, All-School Pl6Y 4: Pep Club l, 2, 4, Treble Triad 4, Girls' Club 4: Council 4. Baby Doll KAREN KNOWLES Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basket ball l, Baseball Manager 3 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 4, May Pro cession Representative 2. Man with the Golden Arm' PAT LYNCH Annual Staff 3, 4, CYO Council 3, CYO Vice Presif dent 4, Sodality Vice Pretect 4, Sodality 3, School Paper 3, Choral l. Mister Wonderful RAY l.OCATl Student Council 2, 3, Regina Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Treble Triad l, 2, 4, Octet 1, 2, 4, Choral l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Student Body Secretary 3, Annual Staff 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Council 4, Girls' Club President 4, NHS 3, 4, Girl Stater Delegate 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Little Darlin ' SHARON LUCARELLI Choral l, 2, Regina Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Pep Club Council 3, 4, CYO 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Sub-Assistant Editor 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Homecoming Princess 3, Aquinan Queen 4, Girls' State Delegate 3, Girls' Club Treasurer 4. Butterfly JOA N N E MO RO Football l, 2, 3, 4, Alternate All-State 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Inspirational Player 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Inspirational Player 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Choral 1, 2, Boys' Glee 2, Sgt.-at4Arms 2, Knights of the Altar l, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at- Arms 3, Sodality 2, 3, All- Round Boy 4. Dreamy Eyes TONY PUGLIESE Football 1, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Boys' Glee 2, Knight of Altar l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer l, Aquinan King 4, CYO 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, Sports Editor 4, Patrick Pace 3, Debate Club 3, All-School Play 4. The Happy Wanderer ROGER MCDOWELL a if P.E. l, 2, All-School Play Manager 4, Record Review Electrician 4. Hot Rod Race FRANK SCHUSTER Annual Staff l, Soclality 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, May Crowning 3, S. S. C. A. 3, Girls' Club 4, Press Con' ference 4. Thinking of You MARLENE RIOMONDO Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, Choral l, 2, K. of A. 1, 2, 3. How Do You Think l Feel GERALD SCHAB Basketball l, 2, Baseball I, Track 2, 3, 4, K. of A. I, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Mr. Tap-Toe FRED SPORLEDER Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, Track 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Regina Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 2, Class Sgt.-at-Arms I, So- dality 2, 3, K. of A. l, CYO 3, 4, CYO Representative. f'Peg o' My Heart JERRY STALDER Basketball l, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Football Manager 2, 3, Basketball Manager 4, An- nual Staff 4, K, of A. l, 2, CYO 3, 4, Sodality 4, Boys' Glee Club 2, Regina Choir 2, 4, Choral 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Student Council 4, Lions Club Representative 4, Recreation Hall Commis- sioner 3. A Fool BOB SO R EY Transfer John R. Rogers High School 3, Girls' Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Choral 4, Regina Choir 3. Meant for Each Other HELEN VAN DOREN Piano I, Choral l, 2, 3, 4, Treble Triad 2, 4, Octet 2, 4, Regina Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality T, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Council 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Girls' Club 4, Secretary 45 Class Secretary 37 All-School Play 3, 45 CYO 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, National Anthology 2, 3. Heaven on Earth JEANNIE WAGONER Transfer Wa-Hi 2, Choral 2, 47 CYO 3, 4, CYO Council 31 Pep Club 2, 3, 47 Pep Club Council 45 Drill Team Captain 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Patrick Pace 2, 31 Girls' Club 4. came Go with Me LINDA WINN Um ' - JOE ADAMS wills his lace-trimmed swimming trunks to TOM CASWELL. DON ALYWARD wills his arguing ability to JANETTE EGG. . PATTY BAYER wills her armored car to JUDY FERRIS. BOB BROWN wills his walk to ROSE MARIE LYONS. PATSY CONNELLY wills the book room key to FR. DE JONG so he won't have to take Fr. Skok's all the time. MARIANN DALTOSO wills two dozen onion plants to SISTER PAULA for further biological research. LEW DEERINGHOFF wills his Casanova appearance to GARY ALLESSIO. RITA DOETSCH wills the cigarette lighter that Dolores Lamarre willed to her to LUCILLE MARBACH. PATTI DOOCY wills her laugh to MARTIN CHABRE. WALT FORTIER wills his position as chief ianitor to HOWARD. BEN GRECO wills his Fats Domino records back to ERNIE GRECO. MARY ANN HERRES wills her Home Ec ability to ELSIE ANN KELLY. WALLY HOLDERMAN wills his heel plates that make so much noise to SISTER PAULINE. JANET HOUSE wills her worn-out alley to a certain frosh girl named ADELE who lives close enough to make good use of it. TERRY JOHNSON wills his aqua lung to PATTI LOCATI in hopes that she can use it. KAREN KNOWLES wills her controlling interest in Midstate Amusement Corp. back to MR. ED HICKEY. DAVE LOCATI wills his class ring to SUE JOHNSON. FRANK LOCATI wills his ability to play basketball to MIKE DONALDSON. RAY LOCATI wills his Houdini Trunk to RALPH MYRICK in hopes he'll get to the moon. SHARON LUCARELLI wills her ability to have fun, and get good grades, too, to her dear little sister GERRI. PAT LYNCH wills his hunting ability to JOE SCHAMER. ROGER McDOWELL wills his ability to get out of bed at 8:40 and be at school at 8:45 to COLLEEN CONNELLY. JOANNE MORO wills her driver's license to her sister JANICE. TONY PUGLIESE wills FRANKIE to all the girls who chased TONY and didn't quite make it. MARLENE RIOMONDO wills her quiet manner and sweet personality to MARIE ALIVERTI. JERRY SCHAB wills his overworked insurance policy to NEIL BEECHINOR. FRANK SCHUSTER wills all the third periods he skipped back to FR. SKOK. BOB SOREY wills his saddle to PEGGY BALDWIN, in hopes that she'll learn how to ride. FRED SPORLEDER wills his physical culture books to TOM PAUTLER. JERRY STALDER wills his ability to stay clear of boredom to JOHN LONNEKER. HELEN VANDOREN wills her chaperon to PEGGY and JERRY. JEANNIE WAGONER wills Lew's rear-view mirror to LESLIE BECK. LINDA WINN wills the black Chevy car she stores to CAMILLE DAVIS. To the class of '61 we will our knowledge of the bop. To the class of '60 we will our ability to play sports. To the class of '59 we will our school spirit. To the class of '58 we will our cleaned-up desks. Make sure they stay that way. NAME JOE ADAMS PAT BAYER sos BROWN PAT CONNELLY MARIANN DALTOSO LEW DEERINGHOFF RITA DOETSCH PAT DOOCY WALT FORTIER BEN GRECO MARY ANN HERRES WALLY HOLDERMAN JANET HOUSE TERRY JOHNSON KAREN KNOWLES DAVID LOCATI FRANK AIIOCATI RAY LOCATI SHARON LUCARELLI PAT LYNCH ROGER McDOWELL JOANNE MORO TONY PUGLIESE MARLENE RloMoNoo JERRY SCHAB FRANK SCHUSTER sos SOREY FRED SPORLEDER JERRY STALDER HELEN VANDOREN JEANNIE WAGONER LINDA WINN y - few - ,nvn-qslrlf E5 PRESENT PLANS Square dance teacher Soloist in Philharmonic Orchestra Another Crazylegs Hirsch Vocalist in Carnegie Hall Champion diver Tackle for Notre Dame Launcher of the first artificial planet Doctor's degree in dietetics Pulitzer prize winner Owner of International Cleaning Establishments Edith Head, the second Editor of the Walla Walla Union Bulletin Second Betty Crocker Leader of the Under-World Head of the Midstate Theater Head of the Atomic Energy Co. World's greatest mechanic Discovery of a featherweight girl for his levitation act Opera singer in Australia First U.S. President from West Assistant to Sister Valerie in getting her doctor's degree in English Head nurse of pediatrics department at Sacred Heart Allergy Exterminator Tutor of Queen Elizabeth's children Executive President of G.E. Winner of Indianapolis 5,000 Four-star General Trainer of the Champion Weight Lifter Chemical Engineer Theatrical head Voted most likely to succeed First girl soloist in St. Martin's Gleie Club ,,.,,,,,,Az,,.1,,,, A,-,,a ,WWA OUTCOME Husband of his star pupil Page turner for Liberace Member of chorus line in the Moulin Rouge Manager of the Something Smith and the Red-heads Mariann down by the seaside sifting sand Chalk marker at Borleske Head reporter at KUJ Chief rigatoni taster in Milan Editor of Mad Magazine House cleaner for his wife Clothes designer for her children Printer of the Patrick Pace Server of tasty meals to her brood Frog butcher Usher at the Liberty Theater Atomic firecracker producer Tool polisher for Gus Locati Heavyweight lifetime partner as spouse Teacher of nursery rhymes President of the Walla Walla Canning Co. Finally proud possessor of his high school credits in English Head of her own pediatrics department at her home Exterminator of his own allergy-women Superintendent at Kitty Kollege Absentee slip collector for Father Skok ' Pit Boy at Airport drag races Private in Sergeant Bilko's platoon Soda Jerk Hair dye mixer in Inez Beauty Shop Littlest lady in the circus Holder of world speed record from Walla Walla to Touchet Typist for Father Eugene 'T Um ' In the year 1946, under the guiding hand of Sister Miriam Kathleen, this portion of the class of '57 started their haphazard career at St. Pat's. After the immortal year was brought to a close, there were three months of neighborhood terror. During this period, the grand finale of this first year of education was completed. As September rolled around, there was another hill to conquer. The gallant class of '57, under the leadership of General Lucille Theresa, charged full speed for the top. Along the way the addition of Frank Locati, Janet House, Tony Pugliese, and Walt Fortier made the charging forces stronger. After three months' furlough, the troops were again reorganized under the leadership of Miss Andres. As the fight again got under way, it was a give and take situation, but with the addition of Jerry Stalder we forged ahead. After giving St. Pat's three months to rebuild the school and bribe new teachers to try handling us, we again brought the call of battle to the doors of St. Pat's. We re- assembled, with Bob Sorey and Roger McDowell making this our most successful year. Again we had to give St. Pat's three more months to recuperate, but we made up for lost time when we took our positions in the old fort. Along the way we trained Terry Johnson to our tactics. We were all natural-born fighters, under Sister Judith Marie. We were the same hard-fighting gang, under Sister Armella. We knew in a few more years we would have control of the whole school. The seventh grade troop, under the guiding hand of Sister Celine Marie, was taught how to run their own classes. Most of us, including the new soldier, Patsy Connelly, liked this new kind of freedom. You see, after three months of swimming and playing tennis, we didn't feel like being tied down. Sister Xavier taught her platoon many things, especially how to behave like ladies and gentlemen. Under her firm hand, our platoon, with Rita Doetsch, was mustered out with full honors, and we would soon enter those adioining rooms that would eventually give us our high school diplomas. The summer disappeared with a suddenness and we were creeping towards our new barracks with a slight twinge of weakness. The halls were new, the teachers more and different, but our incentive was still high. With Sister Valerie wearing the captain's stripes and with the addition of Karen Knowles, Marlene Riomondo, and Joe Adams we marched through our first year of high school. Nine months . . . they came and went fast. The three months' vacation would be iust a gentle lull before the storm. The floors were slick and shiny, the .blackboards spotless, and a certain sophomore class was raring to go. With Sister Eugenia heading the march, and Don Aylward, Patti Doocy, and Linda Winn, we stormed through our sophomore year at a pace unequaled by other classes. The shrill blast of a bugle and the thin strains of taps drifted out from the walls of good ol' St. Patrick's. The iunior year was upon us. Helen Van Doren hit camp and with Sister Valerie being drafted for a second try as our combat leader, we found ourselves iust around the corner from the Sheepskins. For the fourth and final time we arrived at the little solid red building. Little did we know of the success that awaited us. From the best football team in the state to being scholastically high, we finished with generals' buttons, given to us by Five Star Gen., Sister Louis. Va. ll may ,J Q Q: an Q. 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Assisianr Edifor SUb'A55'5'a'1' ROGER McDOWELL BOB SOREY pombau gdiyo, Baskefball Ediror RAY LOCATI SHARON LUCARELLI WALT FORTIER Arr Editor Business Manager Baseball Editor 55 5 5: 'il' ,1-- as K? . 2 - G. LP i .RFS , Q gg- .3 - 5 ,fx N5 -..N 10' KJ' V? V3 'CS' rv 753' .wr-- ggi? :EY-Q -sv.. Nu- SW! Top row left to r:gl'11 Janef House Elsie Ann Kelly Gem Lucarellr John Lormeker Second row John Wylie Patsy Connelly Mary Ann Hoare Thurd row Barbara Fraser Janice Moro Nlaruann Dalioso Jeanme Wagoner Bottom row Lmda Wann Lorrarne Rrzzutu Pam Doocy Suv Johnson BOB BROWN President I I I PATSY CONNELLY PATT' LOCAT' Vice President SeC'e'a'V UNDA WINN TONY ELMENHURST Treasurer Sergeant-af-Arms T A 5' X ,.x, ' ',n,f ff 1 .mx t, , ,, K x J..--gf .. 9' is ,m , 7, Jw! s 1 sxggffsig -1. x if QQ Q X w,-, if: if 'Nui-9' 'Y ? ' 15f3'ffi' ?s11 f'g+-.N fi .gs Xi rfJ .1 f' Q 3' sw 3 'it wgfgjgg RAY LOCAT' PATTI DOOCY Vice Prefer? pfefecf LEE WALMSLEY MARY ANN HOARE HOWARD FORMER Treasurer Segfefafy Sergeant-av-Arms ,,.. qqggsl.-o n .l UC l .le 1 -:xml Rl ' cun- xy W S V7 0 X g I Standing, Ief1 to right: S, Lucarelli, S. Siazel, J. Egg, H. Fortier, T. Caswell, J. Wagoner, R. Locali. Seated: L. Walmsley, P. Doocy, Father Peyton, M. Hoare. sw fa Q , ,Q dx Q ri 'f N asv Q., Q 1 fi 6 r M Q -2 ,, W, ww 31 :lu-1 f' tl-' YA N lnffl' C fuf Coafycf inun- ' 4 140664 Left to right Joanne Moro, Janice Moro, Suzanne Sfazel, Sharon Lucarelli, Mariann Daltoso, Lorraine Rizzuti, Patii Locati. 3 z S K7 .5 .Q C57 I Sz, F7454 I I Top row, left to right: D. Aylward, R. Gascon, M. Chabre, H. Fortier, J. Schamer, D. Valencsin, J. Stalder, J. Adams. Second row: L. Marbach, D. Grudzinski, B. Chrisliansen, J. Goulet, K. Knowles, J. Egg, V. Nuxall. Third row. E, Healh, S. Johnson, M. LeRoux, K. Gutemy, C. Connelly, M. Hoare, P. Connelly, K, Schab. Bottom row: C. Davis, S. Donovan, R. Lyons, A. Nibler, J. Hoare, M. Davis, S. Haff, J. Heaih, B. Schille. Left to right: Janet Hoare, Patty Lyons, Rose Marie Lyons, Eddie Berrey, Marc Sporlcdcr J J A .S T :U 1, Q, 7 b Q f 1 , 5 ,L -. A K , 2 DA - - . . 'T 5 J -v T J 'fm J . T a TQ X 1 V. I 5 N J 4 'ff Z 1 . .. Q in - Taq! . , fi - . by fi 'F J T. X T was 3- K. - .,. , 3 6 T, J in J K.. 4 r J T . ,. ' 'T 4 . J . Q K 1 1 mg A .. Top row, Jef? to right: R. Venneri, D. Aylward, D. Valencsin, T. Caswell, H. Foriier, T, Johnson, B, Gage. Middle row: B. Greco, R. Loney, M. Chabre, T. Pugliese, F. Pugliese, F. Locavi, W. Holderman, M. Sporleder, D. Nash. Bottom row: L, Taruscio, D, Ferraro, E. Greco, M. Herman, J. Berrigan, T. Pautler, R. Baumgari, E. Rizzuii, J. Maher, J. Schusier. I Standing, left to right: Howard Fortier, Mariann Daltoso, Tony Elmenhurst, Martin Chabre, Joe Adams. Sitting: Jeanne Wagoner, Patti Doocy, Sharon Lucarelli. '5 'tl'?iS ?5 5 Back row, left to right: Kay Gutemey, Janice Goulet, Jeannie Wagoner, Karen Knowles, Joanne Materie, Betty Christiansen, Peggy Baldwin, Janette Egg, Elaine Heath. Front row: Sharon Lucarelli, Adele Nibler, Rose Marie Lyons, Janet Hoare, Judy Heath, Lorraine Rizzuti, Margo Davis, Marianne Daltoso, Mary Ann Hoare, Barbara Fraser, Patti Doocy. ,an 06 br 40 an-an if U0 GU 'mf n av Q, .EFT an 'ws BB Qt. -iw '9' riff! 09 at Q an .. , W ml gg, Ulm t 9 WJ an ,,a Q Q Pm 0 - I N D A W t I N N QUEEN gf cg if P R I N C E S S PAT DOOCY , ' N H A - I ,QF ,gggsgxw M N: R 1 N C E s S JANETTE EGG gag S5416 2 .lchvwgial 2 a v TONY ELMENHURST BOB SOREY TERRY JOHNSON BOB BROWN 'Szatef JOANNE MORO SHARON LUCARELLI Renova Rev new 7 N 5 Xi T i U WE Q h my ,. Q ,J '., ' ....5. Irniz Q 'miixf gf X59 5- M 5, M2 if 1 a ff? r xi? f'X MPV W gs . 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Fourth row: Father Skok, Jeannie Wagoner, Patsy Connelly, Karen Kl'IOWleS Pat Lynch, ringhott, Se WD cDowell, Le M on, Roger w: Sister Louis, Terry Johns O thr Pautler. Fit her ocy, Fat Q o Schuster. .sc C ro 'UL D-LL ? Q 9 ' aff M . fair HB' bl 5 A Aj WXQ iw, es x EN X 3 fX 9 , i 'fx 5 F1 if X! fb n if K fr- x x if l A I L Y .if 'Q iv A 2 'A I ,FL ' A .D 9 Q ,X Q1 i Y u 9 K . Xng- 5 I ,bgfl ' 2 .mis ' - . 15,355 AW b ,M Q . gil A , Q 'WN Ai ..LL A jqf., 'Al' ,' - Q f F ' X f Q J. . . it 0 an , Z Y X Q . X , ggi Al? W xg f f M I 6 - i xy 22. I 1 4 134 .., f I ' , V, X! E 2 ' ' 1 Ns-. xx x x X YL Q X mf . J! X A IQ . fi S-f' ,M E. - C ,.LE: Y , f x....f , i s X XWEZQ Gx 5 f ,Z , I I' A ff, ' I Z L , fff it X' 4' jk ,wa ' XX 75.1 fm ...zl K 0 - EKYSZ ..,.,,' A X K 1! ,mfg J ! L .,L7 U x A L ' ' .YB . vu -ul --0 'K G -wall' 1' yi x- bf an-.Q 5 A A' : , ws ff s 1, 'I C3 f d' Q N z as , . .Q ,M ,M ,e ,-..., .M A .,,,.4-Q A 'Hn-T,f. , ., l ,. 6 .. 2 4-,. f A x y Xb -. ' . 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The Knights of Columbus and their guests or , we Guest Speaker: Bishop Topel Oi Master of Ceremonies, Tom Caswell, presenting a radio to Coach AI Yanzick with Mr. Henry Pope, K.C representative, looking on. g , St. Pats State Grid Clzampions oted No. 1 in 1 Al vmzacws sr. urs :Econo C3 Yeargl 22 Wins 2 Losses 2 Ties B Class N N' 1, . Lew l, l 1 V 5 CLASS B BIG FIVE lst. Patrick's 1145 250 9 Chelan 163 Toledo ill Kalama f2l White Swan C11 Second five 1 : Castle Ol: Forks 427 I8-0-134 0.07: Monroe ill C7-1 QXQOL :C S. at 1 Xa CMAQ? ZCXXOOX Cast xeigxe move Waxiws at has had C CA 9 ,OA if -wi TQ, al Wooxx 'LAM ZASOGTF io We no texeilpnes a . gc, 0 0 180 9 0 0 86 9 0 0 82 7 1 0 66 7 1 0 Rock K8-1. Valley 67. -Ilg Moxee Xi SVA Q SAA 8.935 SX- Yam 3 abcogxa .Morag . ' al oi X hwioie ll we 5 Qwclii ,wx 1 v v : WW Ng' x9 Tony f ob Wm Sth S ' h r Il 1 ll D8f63t if IS I ' I al 7 l r . tt ' P V fi' at allowa 32 0 13 .3 ji' ., 0 r ' iSpeciall-St. Patkf ping a 39-yr 'march with a l , fhigh ranking: zunnngl two-yard pl' kick was . powers here Satur-1 wide. lravi' . rad by St. '?at's ran its unbeaten Stan Miller. That made it H mg VValli,iwa 32.154 mn- point, ' .' ' Over ahree Tony Pusliese found S ,, ' ' tional battle, ss. Pau fue second and notched all by himself behind th gf , . ., l YX X ft the pace in thpiqunrter. ' 7 xc-ored on a triumph of defenders two minutes P W , 2- . f with Amos Marshilfl-yard 4 'Irish had with xi 26-7 the scoring play way? 1 P fm on 3 61,ya,.d gapldriven, igliese then ton Conference Tony kicked the ' 1 it also kicked the Cfmlpasse 1 for the ex- nt Borleske a 26-7 lead. I 'tra 'Hui Irish Pomeroyts final hi, .S wont. in l ds touchdowns in the St. Patfs 13d lG:mrgd frxjtscria' to 5- ,V play biigre so tle th lgxtercepted ..LlEg.....,-ug, . 'p',.hfill'ti1nr,f ended with the ony e our. fo Pomeroy - .... . ' opening kickoff sr. ears e.e...V. 12 o 'f 7- P t S hal! back 80 gh- Scoring: fired a 42-yar Miller Stalder in the account for t ing. Q Pomeroy tallied early in the :emu f. - 1- INU Q u . nl '- VBS tl ' . placel period, ' . 1 kat. Irish h .. i - e halfback Ken A gh guard and to paydirt. 21-yard jaunt e in the first e of 81 yards. -yard gallop t run. Tony s f the 3 yards on it 12-0. The f in just il.. , On a three - - ': Guard Rick Tetrick of Pomeroy blocked the conversion try. The Plr lost scored in he second. ' but a nifty goal line N' Pat's nip- ped the th alty gave Pomeroy a on the Irish one yan 1 eroy lost live oat an V N .alty,- but qliarterbacftf' ore got li riglgtf' mf. t play. 'TT' f T' ll Q is 9 . e halftime A . St. Pave 12-0. Frat v,,uese's 80-yard jour- Stiff ,fr l Miller lPat s- the f ylon 2.1 NIITCIIELL, Jn. in yards 1 E age for a 'Img of SoubheamemQtouuhrlow ,Q r the Bull- unbealen class nfdvsrs he U that WHS Sqrared Off herpllhe sta .nik-ancl-forth and when the joilst-QYUSSQCQ el The flI'St si Fire had won iislef on vim-ments game of the iosislwfi th -0- the Dayton Bulldogsi The g hp we imme- their first setback. l mately irst play from cam' from behind svrimmf-,, r the kickoff, ln the 'Nt quarterback rankic Puglicse i . . tn notch a 25-21 quarters of action were as close as the final touclidowns-Wtour hy three by Dayton-- scorcbonrd, while were nullified by .lonh Pounds roniped nad a touchdown called fourth stanza. Pounds or 34 yards, but zz the plav on the liillflfkl l O . 'rom the 27, seven plays remaining distance, with gunmen lstad tossing to Dick the tally. Pounds ney man the kickoff opened the iHinchliffe for --md third quarter, and was that per- . -1 19. St. Palfs generat- march, mov- iod's only scoring. kicked the for a Dayton- fx-. plays. Frank lerry Stalder and the an three drive end- T0 Alivertl fthe third period, scoring pass inter- :while Dayton to eight for kick Crvwdg Irish 5 rolled out on a kvcprr play and grzimhied 64 yards to paydlrt- 5 hut thc play Jia-ls nullified hy 8 lfi-yard pens w,,. St. Pars tx out their 'first touchd Q f QSgi1'cl way, traveling 7' 10 plays. :Tony Pugh 'Lo George QAliverti thsk Ka I ds for the Ltally. Toxng was wide, leaving tires ,I X id 7-6. In the , ,T,, gl, two lor plays nys 1. 451525 .starting C their owir if- j g X in Dayton second ony Puglle: lost 14 yy D tempted pas Then ng as mu: difficul the ball a his br ' tternpted punt, lost it i . -. Q zone. Dayton's Jerry Spoonemoxe was there to ,pounce on the fumble for a Bull idog touchdown. Pounds' placekit igave Dayton a 14-6 halftime ll iand to that point the Bulldogs had not garnered a first down l St. Pat's decisively only ,plays in one six ple? running? Q 1 and It was eighth the HCUOU Pat S for the unbeaten Irish. 0 13 6-25 on their passigi' Tony s YUSNUS St. Pat's touchdowns but tha 115, pass from T. Pug- for F. Pu liese 111 run? '5iiEii 3?Si3iiXE2 fff g 3 9 l 621, pass from T. Pug Stalder ill, pass from F. sel. Dayton touchdowns ds 653, end runlg Spoonernore recovery in end zonelg D. 11' ---- 4'-hm Tllstnrll. from the aerial to who end zone to b ll away from three Tony kicked the a l9.l4 irish lead. . high a i I Back row, left to right: Father Skok, T. Pugliese, D. Aylward, J. Stalder, B. Brown, L. Deeringhoff, P. Lynch, T. Johnson, D. Locati, W. Sherlock, W. Fortier, Coach Al Yanzick. Middle row: V. Coronado, J. Carlson, T. Elmenhurst, T. Locati, J. Schamer, T. Caswell, G. Aliverti, L. Raschko, E. Sherlock, B. Greco, Assistant Coach Don Poe. Front row: F. Locati, F. Pugliese, F. Stubblefield, N. Fanciullo, B, Beck, R. Venneri, M. Johnston, E. Rizzuti, M. Schmerer. Not pictured: Manager, Joe Adams. B . 'sq F' xx .h .M..,,,,.,l, ,l mfr 3 A lv-W5 I ff' l k I ' 71 G -. Q' 2. 29,19 if ww pp, ,iw -it Back row, left to right: T. Criscola, D. Ferraro, J. Maher. Front row: D. Martin, M. Hermann, E. Greco, Father Skok, coach. Not pictured: V. Coronado, N. Zaro, F. Gutierrez. an O 7 3 O L 'C C O U an an ai U7 an Tm D D. .X C TD C LL. ': 3 N .E cz 'U LU 'C as C C an D .HC .LJ 1 L O .9 .C U CD iD cn 5 Z X. ht: Warren Sherloc ow ': O Q- +- vo- 2 +- LD x. U. E 9 ach AI Yanzick. Co Standing: ..- fD U O .4 .Y C fU C Ll. I, McDowel Roger Brown, Bob son, Iiese, Terry John Pug TONY PUGLIESE Guard 1957 FRANK LOCATI Guard ROGER McDOWELL Forward Wm TERRY JOHNSON BOB BROWN Forward Ceme' WARREN SHERLOCK JOE SCHAMER Forward Center FRANK PUGLIESE Forward GEORGE ALIVERTI LESLIE RASCHKO Guard Guard gm ,X ! I ...,.-an C0 4 -Q. M--Manu Left To right: Roger McDowell, Tony Pugliese, Fra ng? K ,ff Q ra? 4. Q -ff . any , .mg A V-snow ,gun-no nk Locati, Terry Johnson, Bob Brown. 'NX Left: TONY PUGLIESE lnspirarional Player Righfz BOB BROWN Capfain U7 C 'O c FU .- an X U 2 I- an .c en c Q2 .. .. 5 O .Y .C U V7 fU cz ,Q G iD .J .J cv E fU .C U uv QD O 1 -o- L UJ .2 Fr an 9 o cv O af an .Q E1 3 n. .1 C YU .. LL. -4: .c 9 .. .Q .- 55 2 61 .E E an c bl 740445 First row, ieft to right: Richard Loney, Lenny Taruscio, Brian Gage, Thomas Borgman, Jerry Mahar Second row: Coach AI Yanzick, Dick Ferraro, Robert Baumgart, Tom Paulter, Ed Berrey, Jim Berrigan, Father Skok Third row: Ernie Greco, Doug Martin, Dave Valencsin, Fred Gutierrez, Mike Hermann. A SQUAD SUB-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 47 Mac-Hi ,. , e,,,,,,.,... ,,,, , ,, 45 Anotone ....,,,,,, 27 Dayton eeeeec. 37 Pomeroy 22 Wa-Hi ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 7 Dayton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 Pomeroy cecee eeeeeee 5 9 89 Ptesfrott AAAA eeeee, 4 5 DiSTRlCT TOURNAMENT 55 St. Joe's ,.,.A ,.,. , 50 i 59 Columbia .eeee Acc.,.. 4 9 Endicott e.fA.ee-f-ef.--. 46 Pomeroy ,eee. Aeeeee, 4 9 Prescott 45 Dayton ,,,e,, ,,,A A 6, 73 DEYTOVW 58 Connell ceaeaee ,,,c,, , 52 50 Daytonla 5 ,, ,e 61 50 Waitsburg ,,,,,e ,,,v,,, 4 6 77 Kahlotus ee.ae -4,-,,, 5 4 55 Prescott ,a,A,.a ,,w,,,, 4 5 75 Touchet eee,eea ,,,,,,d 5 7 f 1 63 St. Joe's 5 cc-, ,w,w,,, 3 8 54 Connell ,,,, ,,,,,,v 3 9 44 Mac-Hi ,ae,.. ,,,,,,, 4 1 95 Columbia ,vc,, --,---, 6 3 55 Kahlotus ,eeee,. ---,,,, 4 7 T01 Touchet aae.ae.,,. -,-,,,w 4 6 70 Waitsburg ,,,,ao V----,6 5 2 9 J- t- f fl rig , i' , '4 l Scfglfws rampaged to an M . -A s 2 ' ' je viotory ove-E gxhe Prescott 1 5 ' ' C 3 V Friday nigh at the Garrison ' e , s , The Irish fans were pleased ' L ft the faszt, high-scoring firsg half, - Watc 'fdf-gimlrish secon ive . A 1 nr-ross entu rv . .ar St. Pa. ps I w 0 fourth-quarter ,, qv - p ' ff r fggjgijig points F ' tt collected p . ' X. Q5 9 ' - nearly Q W, A is f0t21 SCOYC- WWA WW? flffunf' i lla Walla County Lesx pw an 54 1 St. ' j if to a quick Pai., 11 If 1956-57 season. m quiq lead- Q N game and k io fl .gf :qi ' ' ' iumph for the Irish waf Q -het' fo scored- ig. Q s before Q jftfr 4 th in league play with- 1' A Press' A QL p -1 v .5 3 - , A- 'f ss, and put them beyond 3 .9 A ff .s.f.i 5 was 1 - X Q i rg , ' f f the runnerup Prescott fr X ig 1 ir. Yan. on a. - in 51. --1' if rs The Irish will go into the ha 5 .is sec The N l' , riot tournament at Pas- five. ' 'iii L0 lf'-gtg N Ag qs, ' L 21-22-23 as the top team The ' f ' reser crm' -r IF - gi ,A .A is - . 5 - - ,. L pf' Bob E . gt Pam mt-X faib, is . X isaareab t d ddividi., ,le .ak M . r .. .sin k X V ppy. u un ermanne jequa. yr, . fe pick led f- ory-M-the ,-.genie , were in contention only up 5215 is :ond 1 ingfafg solhoolis tbaqslcetl .V I Qi, the flash flirt of the openi scloriffi-5 I' th . ' J A oucie 'lfuiijgi-it 1 ter, u ey never qui 'ez , wi giia- ni in a fd. up undisputed I he ball-hawking,HSt. l?at's!score f f- 1.1. Mi. , serves the ire-e throw lane. N l r 9 'rin Irish led 41-15 at halftime- 1 ea With loss than three minutes re- mziiunzgg in the third period Coach .,........,...---s-r,. --,,,--.srI. , Al Ynnzick cleared the floor ofll Q Irish starters and inserted his re-EB V e ea mg a r 0 u .. ... , v ,1 ....-..t-,. Jr.- r..:..L.l: O .gn . if V p l , Koyotes here Pr g se picked up 13 for St. Pat s, p p ile, Jack Randall had 11 and Bob - 5 else vus-1 me ninzh 1 namaker 10 for Kahlotus. , ' pf: si 5 Irish against all ' Both teams had good nights on ., , -. 5? on free throw shooting. sz. Para '- A 1 ' p ij e pointisepnrnt lil of 21 tries for 61 per cent, , ' - Fin three quart ilf: the Kolotes dumped 11 of 20 The St. Pays Irish Work A Y E h had a champ' 255 outsror':vr1-pqflni mpts fork 55 per cent. i 5 fuuucom-t press to near-pe Q .Q op, And in mans in second rn.. o o t oth iezimusi loans Ulu lsloflxa. Tuesday night, and the rest rs were whistl eu' margin: Scffngatg :As wsgledcmrwhh an as-40 win over the sm. 1 -ing to get the if f lffld 1'-lb, ef-ffl .fl t I th fu th . tu Bluejays of Pendleton. It was ' k again. ' '5 at the half- we la ek HR html: rf lguzlr tu' second triumph for the Irish ov many, St, pam of bplay- wif 5 just as mg ganfe gud? the visitors. The first was a muc ed on laying Davao Liga The final st Pays Point cam. rtigrrrcwer- 55-50 verdict at Pendl j gBIlgSii1g'pV?5es :h hit seven field 5 Tie bib,-rank The bothersome press employ I shooting maric, '-ix fe throws to lea V e arm' e nga uuer' l ed by 59- P895 Devel' allowed the lthe first three quarters it wg.-..., ' 16 tames' Tony Pugnlo-.rf .:'.f.K3. X35 e second for Oregonians to get their offense 1 going. It paid off particularly in the third period, when St. Pat's ran up a 28-8 margin and turned the 'contest into a virtual rout. St. Joseph kept on the Irish heels throughout the first which ended 21-14. It 25-20 midway through stanza, but the w to show, and led lzy a WHS ZS Joseph three-mir be 80-33, the Irish St. Patis rebounded times stole the hal Ihigher, a nifty A64. St. Joseph also lfired at a good clip, hitting .378, ibut rouldn't get away nearly as many shots. f Scoring honors went to sopho- more guard Frank Pugliese with kets SCO St. Patr cl: Irzslz 16 points.AAll but two of his bas- on layins, and all his red in two quarters wsu. wang Langue talliedf N-X Fm! rl, ,A My 33 2? sie 63? 233 Z-53 'elay 647 ,aaa 873 Vem am' for 'npts e ' first 28- 12 fSpeciall - A quarter gave the St. all the margin they a 70-52 viotoryover here Friday night. Hzglzl- corzng T opt Cards burg's 20 for the Yrzs 0 5 and Roger McDowell T e 2 big guns, counting liminary Q them as the Irish zuti 3 a 28-12 edge in the first sr. :mr-o noi ? MCDOWCII, I .F. Pugnese, 1 'Brown, c ..... - T. ggfgese 0 ' ve r gghamer: tg tt T ieers 8.9 .fo i Sherlock, 1 Johnson. c Locatl. I Allvertl. I Totals , 'T .N BQ, J A :Q 15 K , . -. 'I 2 .f , S53 E 1 :fix , A G W avg, f QQ Q E if J xi 2 ff if :I yi 17 if A Wfig. ,Q , . , , H1-1 F 's. ' wtmlvj'--FQ 1 Q - ' ffzlgfffl Q gA. 11.147 -:?'TF35 2 Q Q A 29 M ff f f .XR - f fnf f .ai X g .A FRANK LOCATI TONY PUGLIESE .xx x f Afrs K iq...-A-1 I -,,,4n 5 5. 1 A , , , . ' gg? . A WALT FORTIER N. Rosen Mcoowegl - !.....,, rw. . -9 Q Y ., K V ia' , v K . N Q K 4. 7 X 5 A x as ,., x E, ,rf W as .. I +- C CD .Z 4 GJ CD x.. O CD O Q .Q 4- x. O LL ,- S 4- FD U O ..J X C FD C LL. '5 N .E 1 'O LL! 61 .E 'cs C 2 VJ :L 2 1.0 3 O .Q o an .J .E N C fU 7- .C U FU o U .2 .C .QV L o .- 'O- V- 2 03 .E E O C bt Ps C o I- uf E FU 'o 4 CD o -7 E o ill I fU U .E 7 J U o 1' CD .C en C Q2 L L S E 3 o D U E L an ow o 1 , Terry Johnson, Bob Brown, -9 ro E PN ff C O Q E .Q '4- .2 .Q .O 3 .- an c fD L LL. af U7 .9 UT :u a. Pugliese, Frank r, r ure' , ' M. ?3..,3 Q 1 Baseball V iw' 1. Captain L 3 and if hh Inspirational V golf., 'Y-3:33 .4 ' iw. ff in M,-tc 4 ,.s'a- I Track Inspirational X , LL. 'Y-:A . rr x 5 G.. x , ' Lia. gadelall 5 H Left to right: Doug Martin, Vince Coronado, Tom Crjscola, Fred Gutierrez, Rueben Berrones, Dick Ferraro, Ernie Greco. Standing: Bob Owsley. L 4 s up 3-F 69? Q , ' , 'Q wi Lefi to rughlz George Aliven., Warren Sherlock, Tony Pugliese, Frank Pl-qliese 1 lm., .x.... ,. Q. Left to right: Bill Beck, Lee Wamsley, Nels Fanciullo, Torn Caswell, Rick Venneri. STS, M f 9' B B- J, 5 , ai' ,y 1,0 . P 6 Q H y ,la vm, ,J f 9' . 46 L. Je . - sr , - , , - , l if .e-,,- 5 D , ' f -gg,. e. g.wx -3' J - j First row, left to right: Tamara Gordon, Phyllis Zaro, Kaye Meliah. Second row: Pat Landoni, Yvonne Anheluk, Brenda Lindgren, Connie Gwinn. Third row: Judy Gallo, Suzanne Stazel, Janette Fortier, Beverly Ekren, Dorothy Grudzindki. Fourth row: Kathy Schab, Janice Goulet, Sandra Beechinor, Sue Johnson, Joanne Materie, Linda Pancake. First row, left to right: Judy Cornelius, Leonilla Berrones, Nicholl Dorsey. Second row: Margy Carlson, Donna Branson, Lenella Hansen, Judy Heath. Third row: Patty Lyons, Margo Davis, Janet Hoare, Marie Aliverti, Doreen Locati, Fourth row: Carolyn Van Doren, Betty Heriza, Rosemarie Lyons, Leslie Beck, Barbara Coombe, Carol Ann Lord. Fifth row: Kay Gutemey, Margaret l.eRoux, Barbara Falkner. 'F .wg- 4-1 1 A5 VF 4' ' za fe? a. My i Q 4, f we f af l fi ' l . . we I , .f of .5 6 2 ve rbwi l ' f . 5 N,,f ' f 1 ' ' i an - to -. Q'-'g .wk ' ll L w-ff v DKHUUQI IUH UH Y Twig i Q? IFS A Time? for Joy ugffvdg,-P -PGM ITS A Tim:-2 or TEAPS . N no ff! Q 5.24 Wlixll Rnmcmeer ALWAQQ- GrAduATlon DA Jifiac, Gy 177 O 'M You'u Rcmemear ALwAys- SENOI' Procllellis Y L 1 u-r f n 'T 4 l ,. Very Rev. Hugo Pautler Rev. Albert Austen Rev. Paul Wenning Rev. Charles Skok Rev. James Grant Rev. Theodoric DeJong Sisters of St. Vincent Academy Mr. Bill Roach Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Owsley Mrs. Ed Cochran Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Frank Munns . Ed Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mele Mrs. Joseph Mr Blanc .and Mrs. Orville Sorey Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buerstatte Ed Meliah Neal Lonneker Walter Egg Mrs. Marjorie Thier' Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Batfany Ralph Smethurst Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cochran Mr. and Mrs. W. Ward Inez Hair Fashions Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . W. Bowe . Edward Hickey . Charles Allessio Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley Miss Anna Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Martin Dr. and Mrs. Fred Crutcher Mrs. Dan Donovan Mrs. Tim Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caswell Dr. and Mrs. John Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gage Mr. and Mrs. Bill McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Nat Moro ST. Ann's Altar Society Walla Walla Barber Shop Sporleder's Distinctive Men's Wear Bee Hive Dawson Motor Co. Tallman Drug Co. Pete's Sport Shop Jacky and Fiedler Flowers Wade's Clothing for Men Bergman's Soper's Falkenberg's Jewelry J. C. Penney Ray Cleaners Ideal Cleaners Model Grocery Paxton-Kent Garland Coyle Oldsmobile Co. Wilton's Shoe Store Mike's Union Service Seil's Shoe Store Elm Street Grocery Bon Marche Gardner's Clark's Book Store Miller Studio Don Johnson's Plumbing 84 Heating St. Vincent de Paul Ed Zaring Stewart's French Dry Cleaners Class of '57 Class of '58 Class of '59 Class of '60 Locati Motor Co. Walla Walla Gardeners Coca Cola Bottling Co. Darigold Tomlinson's Dari-Market On behalf of the i957 Aquinan Staff, l would like to thank all of the above people and firms who gave to our Annual so generously. I would like to thank Sister Agnes, our adviser, and also the staff who have co-operated so well throughout the year. Gratefully yours, AQUINAN EDITOR T r v ,.-lb .1 .L' f . ' J Q -, , 4 ,v If 1 . ,f Vf I, W Lv , Lf VL LL ' L :J J 'IT , r 7 if ff Trip VA' L,-Abxlv IL If L 'L I L L V' A I ll' f U' vf- 7 1 f ,, If 1 , K f I V I w VV L ,L I i ,D JJ Abu 1 J. 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