St Paul High School - Lumen Yearbook (Santa Fe Springs, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1962 volume:

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'A' - 'X' 4. , .G ww-wwf. .-1.-.,, Dedication We, the class of 1962, see our school years as part of our voyage through life. Just as the sailor . uses the star as a guide, we too look to a star for' our guide Mary, Star fof the Sea Mary, Star of the Sea Oh Mary, your light Shines 'forth in the night In danger your glory will reach us. In on-rushin g tide Your beacon will guide To strengthen, encourage, and teach us. With colors raised high The hoats seek your eye All ships-every liner and dory. No hardier crew Is thinking of you As a model to work for God's glory. The world is a stage Maybe less-just a page In a log book. We all have our places. ln word and in deed Your message we heed To work, pray, and play for your graces. We'll stand at the mast 'Till the trouble is past All keeping an eye on your star. So onward we sail In quest of the grail Both fighters and victors we are. At the start when we launch We're not very staunch We trernhle in fear of the dangers. But shortly we learn To tack and to turn And thus our old fears hecome strangers. Then half way along With hearts full of song We ride well the high pitch and roll. The challenge is won! Our voyage is done! At last, we arrived at our goal. Ta ioie ot Contents Title Page . . . Dedication . . . Administration . . . Organizations . . . Activities . . . Sports. . . . Freshmen . . . Sophomores . . . . Juniors . . . . Seniors . . . . Benetactors . . . u .AAA . . , , 3, + , 5 ' ' x -W5 I f r f' - nf A , ,, A A ,lv V A W :,,V,.y:iw W ., f .,, A ,W .2 Y f .,.. Y nf , W, ,.,.,-V, V 4, f- Kd A ,xv fr W- -My f waz M. , X my - -Y '- Q ' lf M . Q A , . 4 in W , V 4. , k 4 k . M i ' N' 1' 3 ' 4'-'M3r,g.-...A ' , M ,, -af' M . .,.:'J, Nix , , t K W ,. K K s q me-nb Qi . . .ww w -V, MM ,U w A. in - ,'a+.w.f. ,..,-vw, , .. ,W no-.Q , qv , 4 ,M ,M Lf: --A 5 ,K ,M .Q ,vs-, 1. ,J .gf 5 I Now hear this . . . from our Principal ww, Since St. Paul's beginning, Father Moschel has guided our ship with a firm and steady hand. Recently, Father has seen one of his dreams realized in our beautiful new multipurpose building-a real advance in smooth sailing at St. Paul's. Everyone is acquainted with Father's untiring labor as administrator of St. Paul's but few know how he spends his leisure hours. Father likes to spend this precious time traveling, swimming or iust relaxing in California's cool, green mountains. lt is my privilege to offer thanks each morning at the Altar of God for devoted faculty, both lay and religious. May they be rewarded for their zeal and loyalty. I am equally grateful for a wonderful student body whose spirit, cooperation, and en- thusiasm knows no bounds. May God bless each and everyone of you. jedi QQQHML4 REV. LAWRENCE DUNPHY In his role as assistant to Father Moschel, re- ligion teacher, and athletics director, Father Dunphy contributes much to Saint Paul's. Father's enthusiasm overflows in the students' outstanding school spirit evidenced at the games. 7 . . and from our Deans. My dear girls, As we receive our yearbook, the LUMEN, we are reminded that another year has gone into our book of lite. You, girls, must keep this word LUMEN deeply engraved on your life's book. LUMEN-LIGHT! A light gives radiance and warmth. Let the radiance of your goodness en- lighten and brighten a world in darkness. Let the warmth of your kindness and love melt the cold- ness of sin-chilled humanity. Though your life's light may be small, united with the Lgvely Lady of Light you can be a veri- table sunburst of radiant splendor. Walk always with that Lady who will lead you ever onward to the Light of the World! Yours lovingly, XQMQV Qsiffiswh as send , f X ,f 8 Bon voyage, graduates, in your iourney through life! May your days be happy and fruit- ful for your church and coun- try. You have the glorious op- portunity of making this world a better place to live. Remem- ber, opportunity never knocks twice. Now is the time for you, the undergraduates, to prepare for graduation so that you may be equipped for your next step in life. Life comes to you in min- utes. An ounce of foresight is worth a ton of hindsight. God love you always. May you al- ways love Him. ,3,.ff6ae4:s,0.s.,: ff Important assets to our administration are Mrs. Shia, our serretary, and Mrs. Gillen our registrar. ln the past four years our library has grown from a few books to over 5,500 volumes, This growth is due to contribu- tions made by various convents and parishes as well as indi- vidual donations. The goal ofthe library this year has been two-told: to in- crease the number of books in the 400, current biography, recent fiction, and magazine sections and to encourage a spirit of independent study among the members ofthe student body. This spirit is evidenced during the quiet study periods throughout the day. u-1--gg-pu--s---... at MRS. CULLITY Health Chairman Our health program, launched last year under the direction of Mrs. Cullity, is now moving 'full speed ahead. On the program this year was the eye examination of the student body. MR. RODRIGUEZ Chief Custodian Indispensilole crew MRS. DELCOURT and Dieticians While keeping Saint PauI's and its students ship-shape and well-fed, our maintenance and snack bar staff remain cheerfully on call to faculty and students alike. MRS. de los SANTOS MR. CORREA Assistant Custodian l 0 1 Plotting our course Religion Religion is the keystone course at St. Paul's. The knowledge that we gain here does not remain within the confines of the classroom but it is correlated in our academic and social lives. Thus, religion assumes its proper perspective and becomes a way of life and not just another course. FATHER G. DAWSON, C.Ss.R. Ordinarily, daily Mass is held in the chapel. On First Friday and other special occasions the entire student body attends Mass in the Multi-Purpose Building. English I, II, Ill, IV English I, III English II, IV English SISTER MADELYN MARIE, MRS. KOMMERS SISTER MARIS STELLA, S.S.N.D. S.S.N.D. English I, IV English I, IV English I, ll, III Developmental Reading Developmental Reading MR. WILLIAMS MR. MILNES BROTHER NICHOLAS I2 BROTHER ATHANASIUS English I SSTER MARY INEZ, S.S.N.D. MRS. McCALL English I, Ill English I, ll Speech Latin MR. SWEETING Latin l Algebra I Advanced Latin students analyze the poetic style of Virgil's Aeneid. Our Language Department offers courses in English, French, Latin and Spanish. A knowledge of these languages severs the communication barriers between nations. SISTER MARY ALPHONSO, S.H.F. SISTER FRANCIS XAVIER, 5-H-F latin l, ll, lll, IV General Language Latin Spanish MRS. CORRIGAN Spanish I, II French SISTER M. JOSEPHA, S.H.F. French I, ll Lan SISTER MARY EMMANUEL SISTER MARY BERNADETTE Spanish I, II Spanish I, II, III, IV guage students compare notes and exchange ideas of the best melhods of language sfudy SISTER MARY CONSOLATA, S.M. BROTHER FABIAN, O.S.F. History Ill, IV History I History An asset to forming clear-thinking, re- sponsible citizens is our History Depart- ment. It equips our students, tomorrow's adult citizens, with a better understand- ing of world events, a deeper apprecia- tion for their government, and a true love for their country. SISTER MARY HELENA, S.M. History I, Ill, IV SISTER MARY RENE, S.M. History I, III SISTER MARY ESTELLE, S.M. History I, II MR. 0'NEILL History III Physical Education SISTER MARY GERALD, S.M. History I, II, III Y BROTHER IGNATIUS, O.S.F. Algebra I, ll .1 1 I. -N If ' 4641+ I!! 5 ..,Q.. ' '91 SISTER MARY ELLEN, O.P. MISS SCHIFFERT SISTER MARY LAETITIA, O.P. Algebra I Geometry Algebra I, II Geometry Art Trigonometry Algebra I Math and Sclence Senior Math siudenls find Ihai moih class can be inTRlGing. SISTER MARY EVELYN, O.P. BROTHER PAULINUS, 0.F.M. Chemistry Chemistry Physiology General Science MR. HEDGE 'W smn . , l ed expressions reveal the reactions of a biology class to the wonders of the 5: Pure and applied mathe- matics and science make life's waves more navigable. Not only do they instill basic sci- entific principles, but they in- spire our students to meet the challenging world of research and discovery. gif ' .i :Sill V e K ' 15 . n- ' - . j . A .. W , -ll fwfr il if if i K fi . me ,-ff. A L 'Q , my-1-' , ,, w Q V. ,. V, . I, A . f ' 4 4 i x '-fa fig- ifr'5+?if'fi'4h -13 -'21-,lv mg, is - v .N SN ,pn ,hl'FxS -l.,,:f-.-'z . V' s.m,'fii,,'a:, g-5-sr i1a,p-gf:-f SISTER MARY SIENA, 0.P. Biology - Q. -A 2 Z-. l,'l 22 5: 5-vs ,.. V.. -- -.. 4 2. Testing their speed, Senior typists concentrate on the copy. Applied Arts 'HAWK 04. -nun MISS ALNAS SISTER MARY DEMETRIUS Typing I Bookkeeping Physical Education I Generai Business Typing I8 SISTER PAULA MARIE, S.S.N.D. Secretarial Training Typing I, Il Shorthand Office Training BROTHER KIERAN, O.S.F. Mechanical Drawing I, ll MR. MAJUS Music Physics Algebra I Not only business skills but home arts, music, and mechanical drawing find a place in the stu- dent's schedule. These are some of the most popular courses at St. Paul's. Steering tor the future.. Competent leaders in the voca- tional world are trained in the Applied Arts Department. Here, students learn the skills of their trades which will enable them to take their place in life. SISTER ANCILLA MARIE, S.S.N.D. MRS. YAEGER Home Economics Home Economics Homemaking General Business Physical Education 0 ., MRS. WERTZ Physical Education Girls' and boys' phys- M ical education classes display their coordin- ation? 20 MR. ANCICH Physical Education Biology Welcome ports in the academic life are the physical education classes. The charted course of ac- tivities encompasses many sports. ORGANIZATICNS With folors raised high The boats .veele your eye All ships, every liner and dory. No hartier crew Is thinking of you As a model to work for God's glory. Associated Student Body Student Body Presidents, Joe Meagher and Eloise Rosenblatt, with Student Body moderator, Sister Mary Rene, S.M., present Student Council reports to Father Moschel for his approval. Associated Student Body Officers represent S.P.H. in all inter- school activities as well as preside in the Student Council. Officers are elected by the student body and act as spokesmen for the entire school throughout the year. The Student Council: Girl's Student Body President, Eloise Rosenblatt, Mayor of Santa Fe Springs, William A, J. Emmens, Boy's Student Body Presi- dent, Joe Meagher, Girl's Student Body Vice-President, Mary Fitzgerald, Boy's Student Body Vice-President, Pat O'Hare, Girl's Student Body Treas- urer, Chris Mercer, Boy's Student Body Treasurer, Tony Charon, Girl's Student Body Secretary, Peggy Geigle, Boy's Student Body Secretary, Ron Rocha. 'nr .1 'Ly wfsw..- , . The Student Council: Freshmen Boy's President, Jim Diaz, Sophomore Boy's President, Bill Stelznerp Junior Boy's President, Dave Koenigshofer, Freshmen Girl's President, Peggy Startwellp Junior Girl's President, Vickie Ferguson, Sophomore Girl's President, Terry Lonerganp Boy's Sodality Representative, Doug Hotchkiss, GirI's Sodolity Representative, Anne Marie Beattie, Paulitorian Representative, Kathy Paradis, G.A.A. Representative, Denise Cullityg Senior Girl's President, Jeannie Macalusop Senior Boy's President, Paul Wargo. Student Council The moin branch of S.P.H.'s student government is the Student Council. The Council makes every effort possible to promote inter-school relations. lt also handles oll matters which are of direct interest to the student body. Council members initiated ci Student of the Month program ond a Student Booth this year. The Student Council has amply proven its importance to St. Poul's. Father Moschel and Brother Martin consult with the architect on plans for a Student Booth to be built for the sale of tickets and scholarship information. Student Council members select eight students from those nominated in their homerooms to be candidates for Student of the Month. X Student control members leave class early in order to be at their posts when the bell rings. Student Control members brave the onslaught of stu- dents released trom class and keep the flow of hall traffic orderly and systematic. The members ot this honor society are Seniors selected for their sense of responsibility, cour- tesy and cooperation. As student leaders they serve their school by helping maintain the high standards of courtesy and discipline to which the student body is pledged. Student Control presidents, Mary Fitzgerald and Pat O'Hare. 24 Student Control Thirty seconds before the last bell and all is well Sodclity gn ,fn-f'fm.,,. ,V . H.. Prefed ANNE MARIE BEATTIE Prefect DOUG HOTCHKISS Girl's Sodality Officers: Recording Secretary, Eloise Rosenbluttg Vice Prefect, Mary Jo Liddlep Corresponding Secretary, Diana Woods. Sophomore Sodality Officers: Treasurer, Chris Knoll, Vice Prefect, Linda Ducote, Secretary, Helen Huwkotteg Prefect, Connie Campos. Vickie Ferguson lleftl gives speech welcoming the Sopho- more girls into the Junior- Senior Sodcllity on the day of their acceptance. TO JESUS THROUGH MARY The motto of the Sodality, the most im- portant spiritual organization on campus, is followed by personal sanctification, sancti- tication of others, and a readiness to defend the Church from attacks by its enemies. St. Paul Sodalists engage in teaching Catechism, visiting the Marydale Orphanage, helping at the Metropolitan State Hospital, and con- tributing tothe missions. Boy's Sodality Officers: Vice Prefect, Dave Cline, Recording Secretary, Frank Fagan, Corresponding Secretory, Pat Mocrorie. Sophomore Sodalists look for- ward to their reception in the Sodality of Mary. After success- fully completing their probation- ary period, the Sophomores re- ceive a medal of Our Lady signi- fying their devotion and love to her. ROSARY DAY October, the month of the Rosary, marks the annual Rosary Day sponsored by the Sodality. Sodalists form a living rosary while the entire Student Body re- cites it, By this impressive cere- mony the students' love and de- votion to Mary through the rosary is strengthened. ISYS? SENIOR SODALITY: ll-rl, Charles Puglia, Manuel Pasillas, Ron Rocha, Frank Fagan, Doug Hotchkiss-Prefect, Brother Paulinus-Moderator, Pat Macrorie, Charles Chiodo, Roger Andrus, Dave Cline, and John Walters. One of the accomplishments of the Sodality is providing and maintaining the pamphlet rack in chapel. FRESHMAN SODALITY Under the direction of Brother Nich- olas the boys held their installation of officers in the chapel. Receiving offices were: Dave Wargo - President, Len Avila - Vice-president, Jim Diaz - Secretary. 28 SENIOR SODALITY Fostering in its members an ardent devo- tion, reverence and filial love to the Blessed Virgin Mary, is the aim of this organization. The sodalist is made to realize that as a mem- ber of the Mystical Body of Christ, he has a real vocation in the Church to be an Intelli- gent Fighter for the Church in her Social Apostolate. Another aim of the Sodality is to fit the members for a better way of life in school and for later life in whatever degree they may be called to work in and for Christ's Mystical Body. NATIONAL HQ? SOC? X 'I : M c. f i 2...-9 Y5 L5 St. Paul's added a new scho- lastic organization this year, the National Honor Society. Member- ship in the N.H.S, entitles scholars to additional scholarships. Those students who have a B average and ten service points may apply for membership upon recom- mendation of the faculty. ,. 4-f' Officers ll-rl: President Henry Waltersp Vice-Pres. Tony Chacony Secretary Sue Fischerg Treasurer Bob Aldrich. MEMBERS Eloise Rosenblatt Charles Slyker Joe Meagher Susan Fischer Mary Fitzgerald Arthur Howe Pom Centelli Vickie Ferguson Joella Dejohn Doug Hotchkiss MU Y.DUmm?V Mary Whitney Anne Marie Beattie Dave Cline Morgue Nlcmello Pam Hangen Kathe Paradis Henry Walters John Chnstgnsen Joyce Peschke Sue Liddle Joe Brugman ?AZx:EicEOgZ'i?I1hnofer Rochelle Redman Suzanna Yates Bob Forenza Jock Clark Dianna Woods Nancy Perlick Tony Chacon Robert Aldrich Norelyn Merrick Jeanne Macaluso Peggy Geigle Michael Mcgullough Sandy Hayden Mike Campbell Ron Rocha Mqry Jo Liddle Pat Hines Carol Lochemes Paul Wargo Ken Hopps Betsy McDonald Under the direction of moderator, Sister Mary Consolata, S.M., the first meeting and election of officers takes place. 29 California Scholarship Federation officers: John Christensen, Treasurerp Margie Masiello, Secretaryg Kathy Kubasek, Vice-Presidenty Harold Lang, President. Four star members of the C.S.F. Arthur Howe, Henry Walters, Eloise Roseriblatt, and Paul Wargo. Senior members of the C.S.F, Mike Shea, Mike Oberst, Harold Lang, Jean Mac- Aluso, Joella Delohn, Kathy Paradis, Kathy Kubasek, Eileen Kadramas, Nancy Perlick. 30 'ff , ,s Scholarship for Service ,QfQNdD',7,! Eff ' 'it'-24 f E Q' e Z pl as 'Il 'Q 45 ,L H fy! Q g' A we 1 s 2 C.S.F. membership is open to those students who have earned at least nine points in academic courses and one point in extra curricular activities at the end of a semester. Those who attain membership four out of six times within their Sophomore, Junior, or Senior year become life mem- bers. Life membership entitles the student to a C.S.F. pin and a goid seal on their diploma. 5 i v- 'Hl 35' .lunior CSF members-Margie Masiello l21, Norelyn Merrick ill, Dianne Woods 121, Rochelle Redman II1, Joyce Peschke l21, Diane Peters l'l'1, Pam Hangan l'l1, Terry Aldrich ll1, Linda Gibson ll 1, Mary Jo Dummer 121, John Christensen l21, Maurice Quillen l21, Ken Hopps l21, Den- nis Hudson l11, Dave Koenigshofer l'l1, and Anthony Della Zoppa l'l1. Not pictured-Bob Aldrich l11. Striving lor Lifetime Membership 'S tug, K ' 9 fr ,,,, ,ki 1 i Sophomore CSF members for two semesters--Roger Andrus, Celeste Battista, Bill Coon, Kathy Johnston, and Peter Hoef- smit. Sophomore CSF members for one semester - Georgianna Kern, Rose Mary Kimble, Cecilia Karch, Mary Budinger, Mary Diegelman, Judy Ochoa, Carol Hughes, and Linda Ducote. 31 H, 1 . it H , T Qi as , i g Art Club Officers: Secretary, Betty Ferraro, President, Joella DeJohn, Treasurer, Mike Peterson. g, Q .. st , ,,,,i:,-,, 1.1 of t- 'f ku? It isi A S J 3 af Q if 'V . J N Iik it it A 4. It ll Art Club Budding artist may satisfy their creative genius by ioining the Art Club, under the direction of Miss Schlf fert. Members represent St Paul's in art contests and aids the Student Body, De signing posters and decor ating for the ASB affairs Art Members: lL-Rl Fred Deutsch, Steve Gillan, John Adams, Mike Peterson, Joan Fiktary, Tony Charon, Joella DeJohn, Bandi Barta, Donna Gray, Miss Schiffert, Delphine Battista, Paula Jo Mihalow, Betty Jo Ferraro. Sitting: Kathi Joyce, Judy Hollenbeck. Anti-Communist Study Group I i rl Anti-Communist Study Group Officers: Publicity Manager, Larry Taylor, Recording Secretary, Sue 32 Hotchkiss, Corresponding Secretary, Jean Macaluso, Chairman, Sherri Giovannetti, Vice Chairman, Doug Hotchkiss. S.P.H. Students refllile that Communism threatens our freedom. The Anti- Communist Study Group or- ganized to inform the stu- dents as to the nature and threat of its ideology. The Group hopes that this knowledge will be a basis for combating this threat to our freedom as a nation and individuals. Students taking Spanish at St. Paul's are eligible to ioin the Spanish Club. Through membership in this club, stu- dents develop an understanding ofthe customs and culture of the Spanish- speaking peoples. At the monthly meetings members plan their activities which include a l2th ot December procession in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a pinata, and a trip to Padua Hills. Denise Cullity presides over the monthly meetings of the Spanish Club. At one of their semi monthly meetings members of the AI'l'l Communism Study Group view cl movie which demonstrates 13 S71- Kathy Paradis, Editor-in-Chief Paulitorian Eloise Rosenblatt News Editor Paulitorian reporters may be found on assignments on news scoops around the campus. Covering and interpreting the news is only part of their iob. Staff members aim at influencing student be- havior, exercising leadership through edi- torial policies and promoting a general interest in iournalism throughout the stu- dent body. Sports editor, Bob Acosta, keeps students informed with up-to-the- minute sports coverage. The paper's high ranking in Quill and Scroll proves their achievement. 91 Sz! Carol Lochemes, Assistant Editor Paulitorian Advisor, Sister Maris Stella, teaches reporting techniques to 4 lmnmml Fstlllflll farBigh Smal Jmznuliild Pam Hagen, Business Editor Staff reporters, Jeanne Zuppardo, Betsy McDonald, and Christine Sullivan rush in to make their deadline. Business staff speedily prepares copies before the deadline. attentive cub reporters. Gay Townsend, writer of Campus Clips eye catches for her column. Paula Koss, Feature Editor Lumen Staff Only the staff members know the time, effort cmd talent that have gone into the publication of this issue of LUMEN. Their reward - satisfac- tion of a job well done. The staff along with the moderators, Dominican Sisters, sincerely thank all the members of the faculty and student body who helped in any way to make this publica- tion possible. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Henry Walters and Sue Liddle. Q 3 5 , cp- a EDITORS OF UNDERCLASSMEN: ll-rl, Judy Rothaermel, Pam Hangen .lack Clark, Terry Aldrich, Margie Masiello lnot picturedl , WRITE-UP STAFF: lfirst tablel, Kathy Kubasek, Suzanna Yates, Nancy Perlick. SENIOR STAFF: lsecond and third tablesl, Elizabeth Castro, Virginia Montes, Lynne Phelps, Mary May, Norma Hefley, Gale Massell. pw- On organizations and activities are: first raw, Linda Carroll, Diane Peters, Altine Bentson, Claudia Hill, Sue Liddle, Alice Arel, second row, Marie Vella, Pam Hangen, Roberta Schwartz, Mary McDonald, Mary Halliseyg third row, Pat Kosinski, Sandi Wilson, Pam Centilli. LUMEN ARTISTS: Diona Pedreiii and Dennis O'DonneIl. Work . Deadlines . Success I l BUSINESS STAFF: standing, Mike Campbell, Karen Nolan, Bob Forenza, Ann Sharkadyp sealed, Sue Fischer, Mary Jo Dummer. SPORTS STAFF: ll-rl, Ken Wendell, Bill Coon, Mike Dannan, Mike Ahlering. -...tif PHOTOGRAPHERS: Todd Sudick and Mike Shea. Oh, no! Henry, you didn'i take ii? 37 Speech and Drama Club Rose Mary Kimble demonstrates the techniques of a good speaker. ----W Speech and Drama members learn the fundamentals and qual- ities of good speaking habits and the maior techniques of be- coming good actors and actresses. The orators and thespians of St. Paul's evidence their talents as members of the Speech and Drama Club. Members enter- tain the student body with their plays, par- ticipate in speech contests, and hold de- bates. Regular classes help speakers im- prove their technique in the various ora- torical divisions. Members of the Speech and Drama Club examine closely the important announcements posted on the bulletin board. KNAVE OF HEARTS The Knave of Hearts was met with gales of laughter as the actors and actresses presented their first comedy hit of the year. Cast: Bill Salas, Joan Koenigshoter, John Christenson, Tom Mc- Gregor, Laurel Franck, Dave Zail, Darlene Browning, Linda Gibson, Cheryl Terihay, Pat Riley, and Diona Pedretti. Members display talents HIGH WINDOW The dramatic stage setting of High Window gave way to the climax which found Emily, as played by Diana Woods, guilty of murder. Others include: Rick Hunt as Stephen, Chris Sullivan as Linda, .loe Meagher as Walter, and Peggy Cullivan as Judith. SUBMERGED The submerged submarine crew are faced with a grave decision which depends on the capability of one man. Who shall be the lucky one? Crew members: Joe Meagher, Ed Mathiasen, Carmelo Quinones, George Herold, Buzz Gill, Greg Sukasian, and Harry Sullivan. nvan. Library Guild ZZ 0, tn. -..... aw.. ., ,fin-v-' . 'ina-iq There are many tasks involved before any book can be made available for student use. Helping Sr. Aloyne perform some of them are: Elaine Ontivers, Mike Kline, Suzanna Yates, Maria Lcngano, and Joyce Rilley. Keeping the library in good order, shelving, cataloguing, and checking out books and magazines, occupies the spare time of the members of the Library Service Club. After twenty-four hours of service, voluntary members earn a special Library Service Club pin. Although the library work to some may seem routine, the young librarians realize its importance and cheerfully serve the Student Body. Magazine materials are a source of constant reference for many SPH'ers. Claudia Hill, Maureen Murphy, and Kim Matheny are kept busy keeping the periodicals up-to-date and in order. Members of Club ll-rl: Diane Freeland, Dorothy Pauly, Carol Hughes, Peggy Janicki, Sue Deladuranley, Georgia Lowell. Much is accomplished in peaceful atmosphere Anyone muy help out Bonnie Schwark well kn in lhe Library during lheir free lime as Jill Clark and ow. One of the mosl valuable members of the Club, Earl Roach performs one of his many duties. 41 Drill Team Drill team members can be seen at S.P.H. sporting activities not only perform- ing for the student body but also helping it cheer the Swordsmen on to victory. The drill team represents the school in various activities also. lt has and will participate in parades and both invitational and open drill team competitions, winning honors 'for St. Paul's. ww . :ij x-.y if gi in . . fviszzik Mary Fitzgerald Lynn Kuqq in I of V 57 if 5 .. . . f' i--- -- .. k . s . - .si,- X First row ll-rl: D. Lclngenbach, L. Criscione, B. Seman, P. Newiahr, C. Richardson, K. O'Reillyp second row ll-rl: S. Rosenblatt, B. Helms, K. Parsons, C. Cook, T. McMillan, D. Barrenap third row ll-rl: D. Gentile, K. Hall, M. Van Son, S. Boos, G. Kern, C. Campos: Jgqn Bennewqfe fourth row ll-rl: T. Comer, C. Hill, A. Sanchez, M. Dummer, G. Lowell. I . 2 . 'A l . ' . 3? 'F ' . . ' m wr- -s . lt sn. sf .ikwfiiiia S -iitftf' wt .ii 'N Jill McAlleese First row ll-rt: M. Siener, M. Smith, N. Kuta, K. Gilmartin, K. Perrine, second row ll rl C. Small, B. McDonald, M, Liddle, A. Cerutti, S. Fischer, third row ll rl J Young S Kirby, J. Ortega, l.. Knodel, M. Vella. K' 7, 1-1 Lx- . First row ll-rl: K. Johnston, K. Nuanes, L. Ducote, M. Diegleman, C. Battistap sec- ond row ll-rl: M. Sur, P. Fratello, M. Hallisey, C. Paul, M. Rotherp third row ll-rl: C. Carroll, M. Mendez, S. Medina, S. Miller, P. Liddle, fourth row ll-rl: D. Browning, L. Hughes, L. Beckwith, C. Taylor, T. Lonergan. xox 4 Gerri Stelzer K- E-42 Jan Davis Ti. ., Wi ' KI' YY - First row ll-rl: B. Recchia, B. Gulick, A. Mieceli, A. Walsh, S. Baca, second row ll-rl: C. Mikes, C. Borello, K, Joyce, J. Fiktarz, D. Walker, third row ll-rl: C. Ross, J. Marcellus, K. Pittenger, S. Duarte, A. Sled, fourth row ll-rl: H. Howekotte, J. Koenigshofer, K. Romanoeski. XX x Anne Marie Petzak f i X I A S-yu... Marcia burgess Paula Km sqskerbull Drill Team-Flrsf row u-fi. K. Grumman, M. smm., M. Lsdale, M. Dummer, A. Miceli, second row ll-rl: M. Diegleman, L. Ducoie, C. Small, P. Fralello, K. Romanoski, lhird row ll-rl: J. Fiklaraz, A, Sled, K. O'Reilly, D. Burrena, C. Mikes, C. Cook, L. Beckwith, A. Walsh. K E IT Us ,V O I L Z 4 H..-.1 Lori Callahan g-r , ,V v 'ff 'Y if T. D'--. Basketball Drill Team-First row ll-rl: M. Filzgerald, C, Campos, B. Recchia, C. Q A l Balfisla, M. Kula, second row ll-rl: D. Walker, K. Nuunes, L. Criscione, B. Helms, l J C. Borellog third row ll-rl: M. Van Son, K. Hall, S. Duarle, fourth row ll-rl: M. - Vella, N. Kula, D. Genlile. Helen Smith 44 Girls' Athletic Association f 1 if L' 5 G A.A. Board: Moderator, Miss Alnas, Underclassmen Secretary, Terry Aldriclw Upperclassmen Secretary, Anne Marie Beattie, Corresponding Secretary, Peggy Geigleg Vice-President, Nancy Perlick, President, Denise Cullityg Treasurer, Sue Liddley Historian, Eloise Rosenblattg Publicity Manager, Lori Sherrill. Fostering the highest ideals of sportsmanship, fellow- ship, and good conduct, encouraging high physical attain- ment, and promoting athletic and social activities are some of the aims of the Girl's Athletic Association. Under the guidance of Miss Alnas, the girls are helped to reach these aims. Any interested girl may ioin. Members make up the various S.P.H. girl's teams, which have captured several trophies and have had an outstanding record of gracious losses and wins. I - s Letter Girls The Letter Girls' Club is the upper division of the G.A.A. Members of the G.A.A. who have 500 points, accumulated from various G.A.A. sponsored activities, receive their block and become Letter Girls. The Vice-President of the G.A.A. heads the Club, from whose members ofthe G.A.A. Executive Board is elected. ,, . , 12:51 , Lettergirls: Eloise Rosenblatt, Peggy Geigle, Clare Brill, Denise Cullity, Anne Marie Beattie, Nancy Perlick, Sue Liddle, Lori Sherrill, Rochelle Redman, Kathy Paradis, and Peggy Small. 45 x. 46 S or Enthusiastic supporters of school spirit at . sports events can be credited to the Pep Club. f Under the direction of their officers and moder- v 'U CD 'U Q C U' li ator, Sister Mary Helena, S.M., members form 5 s ' card displays so S.P.H. rooting sections will be .1 l . seen as well as heard. The purpose of this I T' or organization is to promote school spirit and - ,Z , I V.: participation in all events. 27311 a ,V 1 if 25 l i 'ftl i L ifst f- 1 i I fi ' R- F W. , NN! i , ,EE 3 Bob Kiger I ' Tony Chacon First row: Officers, Pat Truiillo, Patty Hines, Sue Hotchkiss, second row: P. Sartwell, C. Flores, B. Weimer, S. Hacela, A. Merola, M. Cummings, third row: P, Clary, A. Mesa, H. Aguirre, J. Hancock, P. Cocran, B. Hoffet, S. Johnson, D. Battista, fourth row: C. Beer, C. Main, P. Flores, K. Havlena, M. Thompson, N. Merrick, S. Oberst, M. Souraill, V. de John, fifth row: C. Karch, A. Leonard, J. Davis, C. Coon, L. Gibson, M. Janicki, D. Pauley, V. Howell, M. Griffith, sixth row: C, Campion, B. Bates, G. McKercher, J. Theisson, J Cchoa, M. Shea, M. Thommes, L, Brawders, L. Bergen, seventh row: M. Miller, S. Fleckenstein, M. Olson, N. Terry, SI Perry, C. Hughes K. McEvoy, K, Gooding, J. Davidson, eighth row: F. Howell, J. Murphy, C. Diaz, S. Barta, L. Gaskill, D. Freeland, P. Fennell, J. Hollan- back, K. Duggan. if-lg ,iam lm, , , ngi,-Qfflw',ii,'1i-,qi.1.,fW :vs g - ' , m, 't ' .wwwb- -sl fee A , .s: J, . H9 , 6 ,, .1 , ' Ri .R l i K . I jik X 5 , ,W X5 L , Q . 1. 3 ,V,, X, E, .uw - , -' fl - 1 59 l fi' A V! . - f w , K V A im Q, ,va Cheerleaders: Joyce Peschke, Pal Kosinski, Sandy Hayden, and Rila Gasca. QQ , ,3 Q 3: 1 i l 3 , we 2 l, 3 4 .- 3 Songleaders: Ann Marie Beahie, Gail Roan, Terry Aldrich, Kathy Barrena, and Jeanne Zuppardo. 47 Top ll-rl: Dennis O'Donnell, Fred Deutsch, Steve Gillan, Ramon Gutierrez, Arthur Howe, Rosella Hanley, Charles Slyker, Jim DlCesare Jim Gelgle Natalie Rochap second row: Kermit Greene, Tom Dovidio, Larry Wolf, Tom Kasson, Stanley Bleak, Arline Dulac, Jack Troesh, Ronnie Shoop, Eddie Childs Steve Spitz third row: Kathy Hollway, Dave Cline, Cheri Beer, Susan Tufley, Bonnie Foltz, Joe Brugman, Chris Dennison, Bill Jewellg Drum Maiorettes Rochelle Redman Betty Jo Ferrarog Not Pictured: Sal Barnese, Tim Roell, Marilyn Doyle. Jack Troesh-Sergeant-at-arms, Tim Roell-Vice-President, Dave Cline-President, Joe Brugman-Secretary Practice makes perfect is the watchword of St. PauI's Band. Through conscientious practice the music makers .have helped make S.P.H, well known through- out the area. Members participate in parades, sports activities, and the All Catholic School Band Con- cert. Students thoroughly enioy themselves at Sock Hop spon- sored by the Band, Hop raised money for badly needed tuba. 48 Band provides music for Student Body rally ww we muh H 1 f Nw ,Q N I f, 533 sif- mmwpi A my fm X, 44? 1 R A s md W 'Ziff :li gwf, M I-ww V4 W 6 ij 1' , ' WY Q L 1 wfzgmwwgw- W . k'5i?17V'3:5KE9?f 1 ? 4 Catholic Catholic Action is the mainstay of our religion. Students prevent their religion from becoming mere- ly as sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal by per- forming the spiritual and corporal works of Mercy. Students assist at daily Mass, the heart of Catholic Action. Many homerooms prepare baskets of food for poor families during the holiday season. Junior girls sorting the contributions are: M. LaDuke, S. Samniego, L. Sherrill, B. Chavez, and J. Davis. l 1 i il fl Books no longer in use were collected by students to be sent to St. John's indian Mission in Arizona. George Wood and Jim Honodel help with the final shipment. 50 Parish organizations provide an opportunity for Catholic Action. Students ioin Chi Rho Clubs and help in parish activities. Action in MHPYS s Wal ig The following are only a few of the many forms of Catholic Action which are performed by the students, in their spare Joella De John, Art Club President, checks posters publicizing Mary's Hour sub- time. mitted by the art students. Second place was won by Roberta Enseki for her poster which is pictured at the far left. John Stewart received an Honorable Mention for his entry which is displayed next to Roberta's. Confraternity of Christian Doctrine members, Florence Sanfilippo, Dar- lene Vaile, Betty Charles, and Rhea Brewer, assist in instructing Cate- chism classes. Candy-stripers, Norma Hefley, Marcia Patty, and Paulette Luzier, enioy their work as hospital aides. Each week members of the Sophomore Sodality leave for Norwalk Metropolitan State Hospital to visit with the patients. 1, ' 51 Be silent And know that I am your God RETREAT, FEBRUARY 5-7, 1962 The annual retreat was conducted by Holy Cross Fathers Jacob Smith and Daniel Coughlin. 496223 l get z l N X 6 eo.. QQ t 4 MMS 5 if L lf tl Flanked by m senior Ed Mat the nominees. Father Moschel announces sophomore Carl Hues's selection as the second girl Student of the Month. embers of the Student Council and representatives of the various S.P.H. organizations, hiasen reviews for the student body the religious qualifications which should characterize Student of the Month Eligibility for Student of the Month is based on the follow- ing: working up to ability in studies, participation in school activities, willing to work with faculty and fellow students, neatness in personal appearance, and making religion the key note of daily living. This criteria, established by the Student Council, is utilized by the students and faculty in choosing the Student of the Month. Boys' ASB president, Joe Meagher, congratulates Student of the Month Harold Lang. The first SPHers to ever receive the award, Eloise Rosenblatt and Tony Chacon examine the medal and pin which it en- titled them to wear. 53 o o . ,, 5 ' o G S? 4 1 0 Q 'I Upperclassmen as well as Freshmen enjoy the social portion of the latter's official welcome to SPH Freshmen As hosts to the event, the Seniors combine their various talents in decorating the gym. 54 4 Welcome A x Dance The latest steps??? 9 1 e ' , 5 Q 'O'. 'wr 'K - 1 3 5 if f . Q gs Q5 5' s' W 6. 'K The month of February brought with it the Drill Team's Sweetheart Stomp . Proceeds ti- nanced the girls' pam poms and detrayed ex- penses. Valentine prizes were awarded to lucky ticket holders. ff' s ...f At the beginning of the year the Band spon- sored a sock-hop to raise money for a new tuba. Students thoroughly en- ioyed themselves at the dance. Gil Chavez was one of the lucky winners of the various raffle prizes. Alberta Miceli presents him with his valen tine Sock Hops Arrival of Queen-elect, Gail Roan, with escort Ed Mathiasen opened the Homecoming Dance. Homecoming Dance The Royal Court: Anne Marie Petzak, Ed Smissen, Amy Sciacca, Dan Crowder, Gail Roan, Ed Mathiasen, Chris Mercer, Paul Wargo, Kathy Barrena, and Harry Sullivan. Studenis and alumni enloy an evening of dancing io the music of Qhe Delphls ,Au Y.-IASEZF9 isffwf- i 'KK Highlight of the evening-ihe crowning of Queen Gail by co-caplains, George Herold and Frank Lopez. After Sl. Paul's win over Cantwell, which marked us as number one in the Angelus League, S.P.H.'s second annual Homecoming Dance was held Novem- ber l9, af Sl. Gregory's Hall. During the evening sludenls and alumni danced under glimmering stars which were The conlribulion of The Art Club. The Snowball Court: Freshman Prindbss, Peggy Sartwell, escorted by Mike Ahlering, Junior Princess, Linda Sherrill, escorted by Mike Campbell, Editors, Sue Liddle and Henry Walters, Queen, Camille Destro, escorted by Bob Forenzap Senior Princess, Maria Arias, escorted by Dennis O'DonneIl, and Sophomore Princess, Kathy Kane, escorted by Ken Wendell. Snowball Dance ICE PALACE Third Annual Snowball, sponsored by Lumen Staff was held January 26 at St. Gregory's auditorium. Snowballs of various sizes suspended from the ceiling, and tables decorated with igloos and eskimos, created an artic atmosphere. Candidates for Queen and Princesses were presented with gardenia corsages when they arrived, by members of the staff. Promptly at nine o'clock, master of ceremonies, alumni Marty Shaugh- nessy, announced the Princess for each class and the Queen. As they were escorted to the throne, co-editor Sue Liddle gave each a gift, and Henry Walters, co-editor, crowned Queen Camille Destro. Queen Camille and date, Ron Roan, lead the court in the Coronation Dance. 0-Fi' I r Eager dancers reach for snowballs thrown out to them by master of ceremonies. The lucky catch, Belle of the Yukon, brought a prize for someone's date. l I I ll NNN l l PM lf! x 5 ff X 1 X elf I 5 O X C 1-If Jef X X s, 0 -lim Z Mb ,Lf .. X f' 'SL X? ' l cl' .nv-'ir X Sitting this one out and enioying the best of music from Stereo. A popular place, the refreshment table, where members of the staff served cokes and cookies to the dancers throughout the eve- ning. aw Q M Q' r w. . lt. f ai X 5. , , , , ga K' ,Mg . ' r X 1. if Swordsmen clean-up Gurces at pre-game rally. PRE-GAME RALLIES Team members claimed that winning the league championship was due in great part to the spirit of the entire student body. The support given them during school rallies and especially the wonder- ful turnout on game nights, spurred them on to victory for S.P.H. AWARDS BANQUET Members of the football teams and their parents enioyed a very appetizing dinner served by girls from S.P.H. at St. Gregory's audi- torium. Coach Mariion Ancich, with the assistance of Father Dumphy and Brother Athanasius, presented the 'following trophies: Best Back of the Year went to George Heroldg Best Linesman, Frank Lopez. Gill Chavez received the much coveted, Swordsman of the Year Awardg while Paul Wargo received the well earned trophy, Most Valuable Player. ' SK F-ITEL Propaganda committee: ll-rl, Bob Aldrich, Paula Gaskill, Corrine Small, Joyce Peschke, laurel Franck, Steve Sanchez, and Myrna Succop. Eloise Rosenblatt and Ronald Fradie make a wide turn around the corner. lTo avoid a collision?l TRADITIONAL SKANCE An evening at Skateland was sponsored by the Junior Class to raise money for the event of the year - the Junior-Senior Prom. In spite of the rainy weather, a large part of the student body came to enioy themselves skating and dancing. Highlite of the evening was the drawing for the Polaroid Camera. The event proved to be a social and financial success. Junior Class Officers, Vickie Ferguson, Tim Stroud, Ro- chelle Redman, and Dave Koenigshofer, present Mary Hallisey with the Polaroid Camera. Roller Derby King! Juniors catch Prom Fever Junior class officers' faces register mixed emotions as President Vickie Ferguson announces the results of Junior votes for Prom theme, Moderator, Sr. Mary Alphonso, is pleased a decision is made, so plans can continue full speed ahead. Q' Q ali' UMOONLIGHT IN THE SOUTH Careful planning and hard work went into the transforming of the gym into a beautiful Southern setting for third an- nual Junior-Senior Prom held May 'l2. Kieth Williams' orchestra provided ex- cellent music for the memorable occa- sion. Refreshments were served in the patio which made one feel as if they were in the deep south. Congratula- tions to the Junior Class for that real southern hospitality extended to their guests - the Seniors. Getting fitted at Ray's TUX Shop is a very important preparation for Senior boys: Frank Leland, Brian Haley, Mike Dunn, and Dick Meyer. Epidemic Spreads to Senior Class Excitedly comparing dance tallies are: Amy Sciacca, Lynne Phelps, Carol Severino, Joan Rahe, and Donna Ginolfi. f -wy:?'..4 fi if giSf+ -Kagan Announcing Annual The Annual Talent Show, produced by Miss Schiffert and Mr. Milnes, was held this year to raise money for new equipment for the Art De- partment. Mr. Williams, Mr. Robert Haze, Mr. Clem Roy, and Miss Margaret Cole iudged the participants. They each agreed that choosing a winner was not an easy task, as all the perform- ers were capable of top awards. gd., Master of Ceremonies-Richard Russian Peasant Dance-Suzanna Yates. Meyer' Dance Band Act--Ed Childs, Sal Barnese, Dennis O'Donnell, Arline Du Lac, Joe Brugman, Dave Cline, and Steve Gillan. Negro Folk Songs-John Adams, Joella Delohn and Tony Charon. Ll? Minstrel Act to Swanee -Phil Tavar, Anne Marie Beattie, Paula Koss, Camille, Chris Mercer, Gail Aimfdlufl 50l0-Adflan cefum- Roan, Kathy Barrena, and Jeannie Zuppardo. Talent Show Trio -- Gil Chavez, Henry Vil .- T T :gr 1 ,ESS First Place Winner - Modern Dance to M Slaughier on Tenth Avenue -Margarei Ianueva, and Phil Tovar - v .. ,. Second Place Winners - The . EEE Mamie,- ? ? Y l ,5- Somewhere Over The Rainbow -Man sha Burgess. l Third Place Winner - Malaguena - Bill Carol. Western baton iwirling acl - Helen Smiih. Confusion reigns behind ihe scene. iii Students of the Spanish classes honor Our Lady of Guadalupe on feast by escorting her image in a procession around the campus. Student participation in extracurricular activ- ities is highly recommended at St, Paul. Not only does it provide the opportunity for learn- ing howto work well with one another, but it is also an excellent way to make new friends. Art club members prepare the finishing touches on the stars which carry out the theme for the It's never too warm for snow balls when these Lumen staff members get on the W iob. it Chocolate Drive Brother Paulinus and members of the Study Hall homeroom distribute their chocolate as the drive gets under way. An important reflection of S.P.H. spirit is the participation in various drives sponsored by the school as a whole or by particu- lar student organizations. Father Dunphy with the Chocolate Drive prize winners: Arlene Ah Nee, Carol Bresler Peggy Sartwell, Richard Vasquez, Vicki Ferguson, Pierre Guyette, and Connie Campos Sophs on Top :v!' Girls from Homeroom 209 surged to the tap-and stayed there-during the Paulitorian subscription drive! Meeting Our Responsibilities Mrs. Kommers records the daily returns being made by the various homeroams during the '62 Tidings Drive. Mike Shea and his electronic computer supply Dick Meyer with the percentage for his Tidings progress report. TIDINGS Cardinal Mclntyre has entrusted the sale of the Tidings to all Catholic schools in the Archdiocese. Mindful of the opportunity af- forded them to spread their Faith, students en- thusiastically ioin the Crusade to put the Good Word into every Catholic home. Aiming for lO0 f,, the entire student body is working to top their previous records. Both Norelyn Merrick and Sandy Hayden were among the S.P.H. students who staffed the United Nations booth at the Whittier Quad. ln recognition of both academic and athletic achievement by St. Paul students, a Resolution of Commendation was bestowed upon the school by the City Council of Santa Fe Springs. Shown at the presentation are: George Herold, Mrs. Betty Wil- son, Frank Lopez, Paul Wargo, Mayor Emmens, Coach Ancich, Father Moschel, Mr. William Mc- Cann, and Mr. Joe Rameriz, Youth on Parade ,ff23', ,ef 1 . , ,eff Winner of the Elks Youth Leadership Award, Eloise Rosenblatt, is well known for her outstanding leader- ship shown this year as Girls' Stu- dent Body President. E ,...X fe. Vx Denise Cullity was chosen to represent St. Paul High on the Clouds of Flowers Whlttlers Rose Parade float. Gail Roan was given the honor of riding on the Santa Fe Springs' Rose Parade float . . Leaders of Tomorrow X -ies-sf 4 .,,Ma:a,f3i,4..5.M Future spacemen practice launching their own rockets on the white sands of man's land, under competent guidance of course. .-N, th 5. ,ny no Harold Lang proved he recognized his responsibil- ity in the changing world by winning the Whittier Lion's Club Speech Contest. Title of speech: My Re- sponsibility in the Chang- ing World. Winner of the Bill of Rights Essay Contest, Nan- cy Perlick, is an outstand- ing student in Govern- ment and current events. Science Fair ,kit I .EI QL Best of the Fair Award and first in the Chemistry Division - Jack Clark. T if VIT ER A il AMIFEI f l t N T 'o in sq First in the Biology l Division - Kathy Kubasek. - . 5 gk? . gy St. Paul had its first large scale science fair March ll, open to the public from 9:00 to 4:30. Finishing touches were added to proiects as students set them up for iudging on March lO. Judges from the Junior Colleges, High Schools and Profes- sional fields in the area, viewed, dis- cussed, and scored displays. They 'found it hard to choose only three winners from each division among so many proiects deserving awards. Un- der the supervision of Sr. Mary Eve- lyn, O.P., the fair proved to be of great value to participants and visit- ors. First in the Senior High Physics and Earth Sciences Division - Henry Walters Q ....,....,,.. rim in the Biology ii Division - Linda Gibson. li YQ? , ,i,,.-- as -Lynn Shandley. Junior High Award and first in the Physical and Earth Sciences Division lene Zocchi. First in the Junior High Mathematics Division - Sandra Johnson: first in the Senior High Mathematics Division - Cheryl Borellop first in the Junior High Life Sciences Division Mar Third in the Senior High Physics and Earth Sciences Division Third in the Biology I Division-Maria Hoffertp second in the Biology Il Division-Vickie Fergus- Arthur Howe ony third in the Biology Il Division-Pat Kosinskig lnot picturedl second in the Biology I Division -Kim Matheny, whose proiect is pictured. Third in the Senior High Mathe- matics Division - Olivia Banuel- osp third in the Junior High Life Science Division - Patricia Olli- sonp second in the Senior High Mathematics Division - Mary Lee Bartag second in the Junior High Mathematics Division-Janet Gni- dekp third in the Junior High Math- ematics Division-Alicia Acosta. 7l Student Body officers were hosts at the meeting of the California Association of Student Council. A buffet chicken dinner was prepared by the girls and served in the faculty dining room to twenty-five ASB officers from the Catholic schools in the association. Later they met in the library to share and exchange ideas on student government. I!! xq V.. 'fi :....E Sharing j Experiences MY i-ttf I l Henry Walters and Ron Rocha - were chosen to represent St. Paul M H High on a three day tour of Parker Dam and the Colorado River aque- ,i ii l S duct system. Fourteen schools were ' . invited to send two representative ' B' g l and interested students on this tour f A' , sponsored by the Metropolitan Wa- - A A A g ter District. Besides having an enioy- kg -' . able time, Henry and Ron brought ksiu g 5 5 back information to share with mem- K ,....... as ,Q N. f bers of their class. B is 2 3 ' k:,. ,, ' -e W 1 Physics class made good use of Christmas holiday by touring Griffith Observatory, Besides studying the stars they received an explanation from Mr. Maius on the operation of the Foucalt Pendulum at the observatory. SPGRTS We ll stand at the mast Till the trouble is past All keeping an eye on your star. So onward we sail In quest o f the Grazl Both fighters and victors we are. Angelus League Coach Mariion Ancich with co-captains George Herold 1221 and Frank Lopez 1721 Sf. Paul 1961 Record 50 ..... Garces ......... . 19 21 .... Mission ......... . 19 47 .... Bosco Tech .... .. 0 35 .. Artesia .... 13 19 .. Servite .. 6 6.. .... Amat... ...13 48.. ...SaIesian... .. O 13 .. .. Mater Dei 6 23 .. .. Cantwell 18 21 .. ..... Brawley 6 13 .. .... Sf. Frances .. 19 First Team Offensive IL-Rl: P. O'Hare, R.E.g C. Quinones, T7 B. Acosla, H.B.y D. Thomas, G., B. Gill, Q.B.p H, Sullivan, C., P. Wargo, F.B.p E. Smisson, G., G. Herold, H,B., F. Lopez, T., G. Sukiasicn, E. First Team Defensive il-Rl: G. Chavez, E., G. Herold, B., C. Quinones, T,g P. Wargv, B-7 G- Mfilinda L.B.7 F. O'Hare, E., M. Ahlering, G., F. Lopez, LB., E. Muihiason, G., J. McCabe, B., G. Sukiasicn, E Second Team Offensive: P. Bryant, E., L. Kezor, T., P. 0'C.onnelI, H.B.g L. Diaz, G., B. Leeper, C., J. McCabe, 0.8.5 D. Crowder, F.B.7 R. Montoya, G.: D. Koeningshofer, H.B., J, Thompson, T., J. Milano, E. l 1 ,L Mr. Marion Ancich did what no other St. Paul coach has done - produced ca league championship team which later become C.l.F. semi-finalists. He gave us the most successful season yet. With most of next yeor's linemen returning, including three all-league players, Coach Ancich is worried about the vocant places left by War- go, Gill, and Herold. Back Row lL-Rl: M. McCullough, B. Coon, T. Garrett, T. Stroud, D. Thomas, P. O'Hare, P. Bryant, D. Hudson, R. Montoya, L. Kezor, E. Mathiason, H. Sullivan, R. Chavez, D. Crowder, J. Thompson, F. Lopez, P. Wargo, and coach Mariion Ancich. Mid- dle Row: T. Micklas, B. Bennyworth, P. O'Connell, J. McCabe, M. . 4 .. - A Q Second Team Defensive lL-Rl: J Milazzo, E., P. Bryant, E., D. Hudson E., L. Diaz, G., D. Koeningshofer H.B., A. Delgado, T., T. Stroud, G., B Leeper, C., M. Rubio, G., D. Crowder F.B.p L. Kezor, T. Ahlering, A. Delgado, G, Campbell, M. Rubio, G. Molina, G. Sukiasian, J. Milazzo. Front Row: C. Quinones, B. Gill, G. Herold, G. Chavez, D. Koeningshofer, B. Leeper, L. Diaz, B. Acosta, and E, Smisson. Q , .H W, .. L ,, PAUL WARGO All League Flrsl Team Mos? Valuable Player CIF Furs! Team Calholic All-American Wig-Wam All-American GREG SUKIASIAN All-League, Firsi Team -f 'fs M , 551 f ,u sz g f - -A we gcxmgz , Y .X Q Em 3 I , l El JIM McCABE All-League, Firsl Team Angelus League FRANK LOPEZ I All-League, First Team CIF Third Team sq 'wwf' ii wr HEROLD Firsl Team DANNY All-League, BIZZ GILL All-League, Second Team GEORGE All-League, Firsl gf W... L, E rv! 4, PAT 0'HARE lgue, Second Team BOB BENNYWORTH All-League, Second Team Ei f f , A 553 J'Q WB!! fx Q ,fig Na Q 2 132-f Q-w is 4-3 . N it . .' 1, W, , , , A X. J 1115- , ' 5 if ,I ,. i gffpfffxi 52 Q, , , ? ? - ' I if , ,.. , 9 A' + ' - :X ' Kc 'Q J- W 'x ' 3 wx if 'wg : fl V ,. J' I wif is ' ,K x QA Z i 4 L Q Q 5 lg 1 30? 6 xi , , 5 , , I y, x ., a 1 R . X nk Q f 5 ff J .- X .W WJ , is QW- 5 sl 2 'B 5' M , i ' - , .Wi - ry -,. - , 9. f . - - - , ' ur 2, ,, 'J .. , jQ,, w -M, , .ski X Q, X Sa I-'JP 5 J -Q, Wi Q .i Q Qxiix .y S F 9 :ia H 4 Hall-time Ceremonies Here comes that confetti, Anne Marie. There's plenty more where that came from, Kay, shout the yell leaders Queen Gail is showered with confetti by the enthusiastic cheer leaders and song leaders. .... -' ...ii At half-time the queen and her court were driven around the field to the cheers of Swords- men fans. Princess Anne Marie Petzak with her escort Brian Haley was first to arrive on the scene. Next came Princess Kathy Barrena es- corted by Jim Gillen, Princess Amy Sciacca and escort Bob Forenza, followed by Princess Chris Mercer with her escort Doug Hotchkiss. Finnaly came Queen Gail Roan escorted by ASB Presi- dent Joe Meagher. The royal cars were driven by Mike Dunn, Rick Hunt, Rich Meyer, Tom Cleary, and Dick Treinen. Following the parade, the Queen and her royal entourage were led to their thrones of honor. There Gail was crowned by Father Moschel. Queen Gail enters her car to parade around the field. We now crown you 1962 Homecoming Queen! The Royal Court: Jim Gillen, Doug Hotchkiss, Kathy Barrena, Chris Mercer, Joe Meagher, Queen Gail Roan, Amy Sciacca, Anne Marie Petzak, Bob Forenza, and Brian Haley. 411 X L ' p., ,.i' f'fs..3-4.553 . 'Q X 1 gx 4 Wifi VVVE: . A , if 5 V I 153 , I :KAL nn ' A , +L' s g X, lg . Q.: W f A-2 WT 1 ' -w. . A E V H k LQVVLT W F . V, St. Francis won the opening toss and elected to de- fend the east goal. On the first play from scrimmage St. Francis passed but George Herold intercepted, and we took possession. But we did little better, on second down we fumbled. Then the game began in earnest. Neither offense could move against exceptional defensive units. How- ever late in the second quarter, Buzzy Gill, forced out of his pass protector, was chased across the field. Things looked bad as he ran out of field. ln a final effort he lobed a pass to Gerry Campbell and Gerry scored the first touchdown. ln the last couple of minutes of the second half St. Francis tied the score until our line opened a hole which sprung Wargo for a 55 yard TD run. ln the fourth quarter it was a different story, St. Francis scored two touchdowns in a minute and a half, a blow from which That Final Game the C.l.F. semi-final game. we couldn't recover. Final score - St. Paul 13, St. Francis 19. This ended the most successful season in St. Paul history. I C J U n r I Paul Wargo displays his running ability which carried him to C.l.F.'s leading scorer Front Row ll.-Rl: J. Anzalone, R. Jiminez, G. Vodopich, D. Arneson, J. Tilton, D. Wargo, B. Herman, H. Perez, M. Hambsch, D. Perez, C. Koda, M. Kibucki. Back Row lL-Rl: J. Kenny, B. Whitacre, D. Hudson, D. Freeland, J. Cruz, M. Dannan, W. Hambly, G. Good, J. Gibson, C. Ross, T. Elwood, G. Pendergast, B. Waugh, D. Amidon, J. Motuz, P Muleady, B. Heilig, T. Fagan, L. Bradford, E. Weimer, D. Doore, T Acosta, R. Reyes, D. Eberhard, J. May. ,s - . .. I Jerry Campbell scores his first touchdown for Saint Paul's against Saint Francis in Perez picks up good yardage. The Bee team was defeated only twice in league competition. Because of inexperience the season was unsuccessful, but the team shows great promise for next fall. Coach Ancich said they were hard playing and determined, with a little more experience they are sure to measure up to the varsity record. Pendergast goes for the ball. Cee Team 31 QS Back Row lL-Rl: D. Chavez, J. Diaz, M. Cowan, R. Gallegos, J. Padilla, B. I-Urflef, M- CUNY, R- Dvfhdmf R- I-Oper, M- Marco, D- F0f1fUfCI, M B. Adams, W. Sanchez, P. Barnes, L. Avila, R. Jiminez, A. Beas, R. POPGI 5- Ninn, l-- Bedini- Gamez, S. Ysles. Front Row tl-Rt: D. Woods, 5. O'Bryan, J. Lachowsky, 88 BASKETBALL L-R: Steve Castro, Jim McCabe, Mike Beal, Paul Wargo, Charlie Narey, Dick Treinen, Joe Meagher, Pat MacDonald, Jerry Donahue, Bob Aldrich The Swordsmen cagers showed excellent ability and sportsmanship throughout the season. The boys from St. Paul represented our school in a way we can all be proud. They never gave up. Although they were not a winning team they fought hard all the way. On the rebound. lt's unybodys bull. OuI'a my wayg comin' ihroughf' Ccigers Exhibit Fast Action V, ,r . fi 'N . i LV 5 if . - Q . H, K i i 1 i ' ' - In i A i, 1,,, 2 5, ki .K .... I 2' N ,t 1- L s A ff - ' 'iliviif ,M sr A in y- Q- .K.. , . iii ,ln -fi -fif . i-,, ii, 5 Whose bull was il. Sorry coach, we'II de beNer. 90 I A long, long shoi, but Jerry fries. I have done ii before, says Jerry It doesn't look like it, but Dick won't let him score. This is one time that you didn't get into the action, Charlie. 51 , Pl U1 U - :Y , QCA :slag And the St. Paul-St. Pius game begins. 1 V UP and IN and St. Pauls scores again. 91 Q Top il-ri: Waldo Sanchez, Mike Meagher, Mike Hambsch, Dennis Brodrick, Dan Doore, Bob Turrietta, Greg Wiley, Put Muleady. Bottom il-ri: Chuck Destro, Stan Cederholme, Dave Eberhard, KEN Cool, Jim TUYOFM Pieffe GUYENG- Ya get me in the eye says Mike Meagher as he pitches a ball for two points. PAUL vs. -Bosco Tech -La Habra -Vilencia -Scilesicin -Mission -Cantwell 30-Mater Dei 38-Pater Noster 45-Ccintweil 26-Servite 34-Mater Dei A perfect shot by Mike Moffett nets a basket and retires the half. Up goes Servite and St. Puul's looses. L-R: Dan Wagner, Bob Heilig, Russel Williams, Edward Cullily, Michael Kubicki, John Gulierrez, John Wise, Bottom ll-rl: Tom Fagan, James Slriglidno, David Amidon, William Herman, Sieve Myall, George Vodopich. Mike Hamsch tells us he had il On the lip of his fingers. J.V. SCOREBOARD Salesian 34 48 43 Si. Paul 43 20 41 Canfwell 40 30 47 Sf. Paul 51 45 34 Servlle 32 50 54 Sf. Paul 25 37 48 Michael Kubicki shows Russ Williams what made him high scorer on the J,V.'s. Ed Cullily and John Wise decide fa walch leammale Dan Wagner iump il oul. 93 Track and Field Under the able guidance of Coach Marion An- cich St. Paul encountered its first track and field ,competition against St. Pius X. Emerging from this contest with impressive victories, the team went on to meet a schedule which was climaxed April 25 when SPH opposed Cantwell. HURDLERS: ll-rl, B. Stelzner, J. Alva, M. Carey, J. P. Gibson, J. Fitz- gerald, J. McCabe, D. Hudson, P. Fitzgerald, R. Campos, P. McDonald. Front: R. Gutierrez. I ifit ml Mew-ng ' A A H I . ' 'P .-,-ffifiiislawfflxianf-mam SHOT-PUTTERS: ll-rl, M. Meagher, M. Ahlering, D. Wargo, D. Hudson, D. Crowder, D. Thomas, B. Leper, M. Oaks, L, Kezeor. DISTANCE 1320-'I mile: top row, ll-rl, E. Wiemer, T. Acosta, E. Zepeda, B. Fortelny, R. Rodriquez. Bottom row: T. Sudick. L. Santa Cruz, S. Castro. T wrt A C RELAY: ll-rl, S. 0'Brien, D. Wargo, D. Perez, L. Lopez. BROAD JUMPERS: top row, ll-rl, T. Elwood, D. Hudson, C. Ross, J. Alva, P Fitzgerald. Bottom row: K. Hopps, G. Herold, P. Wargo. 94 s lffv...f.5xf' Qs.. . . . . SPRINTERS: lop row, ll-rl, Q l 35 V ap' I hjmJA ' Jgf... Q T R. Campos, D. Troesh, D. Wargo, J. P. Gibson, K. Hopps, 5. Lopez. Botlom row: T. Cleary, G. Herald, P. Wargo, D. Perez, D. Arneson, J. McCabe. 'L 7 2. 'N' . f - - . ,,,, , . , . - . . , , ' . ,Q 5212.1 ,, ,-,' fs... my gm. 4,7 .. L I Aj .' . 4 ,L --'L -V .- N I . I .1 ,Qu A ' Q.-5,5 as J., 'T uit Ti NAB' M2711 . V M. 'fn . H ' L 1 . . , I : I A V K Q ,, , 5 ,MJWAMM 1 S, .V H .,... . .., .Q Ax X W xF?,..ii.,j , J -if VJ V .i lE V..rs.1' kb J ' 2 . ' .. f'?? ' 'Lil . - I 'V K I .53 5 l K , ,QMS HW 3 ,X . ...by-.Qj ' Ai '. X ' r ?ff .L gli: J ' - . 4. WW r L1 1 f , L L , f Ql22325ff'?7LL' . ' ' - x ' Q-ofweF1-.1i?.2'.L?1':Yf.sf ' ?'iif'1 fp.. . f L 880 RELAY VARSITY: lop-bolfom, T. Cleary, G. Herold, D. Hudson, P. Warga. POLE VAULTERSI U lf M- Moffen' H- Rom M' B 'df 'd' MIDDLE DISTANCE: lop row, ll-rl, c. Ross, L. Diaz, L. Rubin, s. owarien, E. cis neros, P. McCullen, P. O'Conner, A. Carrillo. Bolfom row: P. Wargo, D. Koenigs hofer, D. Schaube, G. Villasignor, D. Hudson. BROAD JUMPERS: ll-rl, M. Cowan, M. Cameras, M. Bradford, S. Caslro, B. Hecken- thorn, R. Montoya, B. Haley. 660 RELAY B: top-bolfom, D. Arneson, D. Koenigshofer, J. McCabe, K. Hopps. 95 if f k gli. X l 'N l X I f . , . Tj ,I 3- E A N H A 0 ,,.4n : . . K -' Q-I ' , : is Q i ' Q vm ,.. :J -ummm 1 A 2 . M - -3 - A' J ' , ' ,, X.-,NM -- .. - 24502 sf 1, ' QW' ' .X - img 4f5?8i 5 - i - ,,.,. T ,i f 5 ..- . 53 A , . V...- V s,...,..: .uux.fq : Z . Q, . P A T1-was .- if 'fr ' ,..'1'i 'f' W-iw'-' ,, g,.g . ' M . .. 'T - l. M., .. .2 , ' QV WM swf- f -' My is ., ,Lv , .,,1'f,,f ,fi-f:.,,w,,,.f.l, .--wA:'f -- ' ,W t,.., W -- A NW, V, ---- Mf:x...rf2,' T - f - I - H ,, l' , i Ah'x i ffl 4 I ' N A 1 fbi l it K' ' ., .ew D. Hudson, P. McDonald and J. Fifzgeruld offer fough competilion lo Sl. Pius X opponenls. is S P. McDonald slrains for more feel in the broad iump. X e S 96 J. P. Gibson eyes vidory while taking the lead in high hurdles. D. Hudson passes baton lo confident G. Herold. J-44 ij -, .NP . S Fe: W 'N , g. L .ual . 5 'I 5585 51 Q nk g. s,a v M. Bradford shoves up and over. P. McDonald and J. Filzgerald show winning form in clearing hurdles. D, Arneson breaks ribbon with K. Hopps and J. McCabe not far behind P, Wargo and T. Cleary crowd compelilors from Si. Pius X. 5 llllg 5 f 1. Q 6 lg. c 0 Vo rsily Baseball 1962 Joe Milano gwmmwmuu Buzz Gill f ? gf lg if i QgjiZ4Z Zsi + t T ' , , gg eiii iw HY 'Q vs. i i if 3 1 rv t . ,Y 1' .V ii, - , 4. ff h' ' i -- - we-i,-4-4 ---N----- f ,,, i i if ei . . e at 4 -:Nr E, L , g , ww like ,wr mwgii ,Q 'YB xp www! 9 Y , 'Q ri Y 3 4 ww 3 . Ai N . ffzbarrg, A fr, o :Q 4 it f ve o 4 6 l af awk 'Z 6 s 3 5 ,PY Sis! its .Lf I x 2 -.ii .,,, 4 .Q5,xfSgZti xv3, T, A N 7 .5 K. ., is Q: . , 'fzxki' 6 '4' -1 i i ,, . 4 'Y 4? . va -1 4 55 i v 1 u ' A Q 3 1 ' . I l 'nl Q 'Q ' A - - kits' . X X ,ff was ,K 7 1, r- rw, , X N U V v ,I ,f , ,E ff-1,2 ,, 95. , ei 1 T, -if ' , , A g ,Tk fy, 3- :9?Q.gmpfgf:aT,,,S,q ',,.3 ,l'-' ' -,,, i W MW'-ww 'Xl W ,,,L -1 ' i 'lg-ygffgk 2 3 i nw f l- 'Q' - ff 411 less! Q-1 ,J inf V f f f r N. ,,, '- f ' ' 'V 2 ' 1 ..hA Q Mk 1 K , L , -i m y L ,i39?if,,n?8,g g ,, f . , , s Q 5. 3- Q in vw. C lffbw.-52: TT? 3 ' . s . S. fFii5'g'x3 f?ffg'ii 'fio m ,Elise FQ aQ't1'.3?'1'1f'. ie tmsfbfsjfbwn f r s- g -N Q45g,frgf5,i3,,W3 W h ad - 1 wiifueg, s -as-.ez-i. -' we meiimsmeu i - 2-. f w,- .f,. Harry Sullivan Al Delsddv I Gerry Donohue Although the baseball team was weak , in a wins record this year, it showed prom- . Q ise for future development. fl? f Mentored by Coach Patrick O'Neill, the K 6 4 'TEAM ' boys could be seen practicing every after- , noon striving for a successful season and -1 , YN - developing potential as prospective Cham- YNF RAI-li pions. X Af 5,1 s if Back row: ll-rl, Mr. O'Neill, Bob Acosta, Bill Whittaker, Frank Gastelum, Ron Ohlen, John Montoya: front row: ll-rl, Tom Tykodi, Steve Castro, Sam Sanchez, Pal Courchaine, George Molina, Gary Heistermann, John Vuletich, Rick Curran, Richard Riley. ff . Varsity Volleyball .-ma-xr. ' to K ' ,-. L A ' V, ' f , f-.' I ,. . - 2.519 H in ' . gi 1 -'H 1 . Q k V E- lg Varsity Squad: Back row: Lori Sherrill, Peggy Geigle, Marcia Collins, Cheryl Borello, Frances Gerhardt, Front row: Corinne Small, Ernestine Sanchez, Rosemary Grembla, Peggy Small. Not pictured: Rochelle Redman. , A r VARSITY SCOREBOARD Pomona Catholic-won Bishop Amat-won Mission-won Sacred Heart-won Mater Dei-lost Queen of Angels-lost Teamwork and good sportsmanship throughout the volleyball season racked up a record of tour wins, two losses for S.P.'s varsity team under the leadership of girl's coach, Miss Alnas. r rer:QiIQ3nig eripigi, K Ernestine Sanchez poised for action against Mater Dei. 100 Spectators view action on our side of the net as Corinne Small makes play. Mine calls Lori Sherrill as the ball begins its re T9UmW0l'kl5ll1e 0f1lYWUYl0 0Ve'Wm9 'he foe- BEE SCOREBOARD Pomona Catholic-won Bishop Amat-losf Mission-lost Sacred Heart-won Mater Dei-lost Queen of Angels-lost BEE VOLLEYBALL Only two wins for the season, but the girls are not dishearfenecl. Next year they will be faking the vars- ity's place and are working fo come out on Top. ff FFR, MM. . . , KX vsami , -T- - N '- . N -M xxx V few A i' .RA ,,, W . , wh . .E in ,M4 ww i V--ak. f-ww, - , 1- M., . - f-HN ' Wx, - . K f--M, -4 , . f-.. X1 4, - fax-5, 2 f Avi P 18 ll 'wi' -CIQJAZ Teammales look on hopefully as Lori Sherrill ullempls free lhrow. Corinne Small reaches high with opponent from San Gabriel Mission. Girls' Vo rsily Lefl ro right: Peggy Small, Sue Liddle, Clare Brill, Corinne Small, Lon Sherrill, Rochelle Redman, Frances Gerhardl, Nancy Perlick, Rosie Grembla. Lori Sherrill shoots as Rochelle Redman and Peggy Small stand by for adion. League Champs A Speclators look on anxiously as . . . Touchi 1 or ,yyy S ll Lori Sherrill bends over backwards for Iwo points .rl ug 51 El -Y 48 0 ...V 6' '95 ggi' ST PIII. lllil IEIWI. Varsity plans strategy at half-time. Saint Paul 59 Bishop Amar 28 32 San Gabriel Mission 21 61 Pomona Catholic 14 52 Bishop Amat 36 53 Pomona Catholic 10 37 San Gabriel Mission 32 ,r XJ wif 'iii is W Rosie Grembla sinks another two for S.P.H Team prepares for action after jump by Peggy Small. Jump, Rochelle! Jump! Bee Team vw? s :gh M ye ' ,fn iw . M L Left to right: Karen McEvoy, Sheila Oberst, Lorraine Brawders, Ellen Jensen, Marlene Thommes, Frances Endicott, Anne Marie Wefing, Carol Fohl, Kathy Havlena. St. Paul Bishop Amai' 33 San Gabriel Mission 'IO Bishop Amat I8 i7 San Gabriel Mission 21 Frances Endicott turns the other cheek after iump ball with Mission foe. There's fast action on the court as Karen McEvoy looks for an unguarded receiver. In Memoriam Eternal rest grant unto him, 0 Lord, and let perpetual li gist shine upon him. FREDERICK COTTON Member of Freshmen Class, Room 409, who passed away December 18, 1961 ik We are the Fourth Males, new io sea life . '- John Adams Mary Lou Addant E ,QS m Helen Aguirre ' L 1 Arlene Ah Nee . ur. i Alicia Acosta Bob Adams f -v s, K , 1 f H W, Q D X A Lag V a A V' X . ' W is xi., M B if - 1 , -fi - f Barbara Albright Jane Alford Paul Alongi Kathy Altman Tillie Alvarado Dave Amidon LQ- , 5 . .,. . N' ' fl ' 'x , ,Q . - K . , ,., - . , Q . 3, A 1 Q Q -s A, ' A ' ,rr ,eg Q I 3? 1 . iiiszf, 1 4 fl ,Q X , Q it I Gregory Anderson Dennis Applegate George Apodoca Anthony Aquino Aranda YoLanda 5 B N 4 .V 'KVV . i . f . xv wflfi it I , A I l I , N , Ji' ' hw , l fe- ft? Diane Arel Arias Cruz Marilyn Ash Leonard Avila Patty Bain , E ax V l 7 C! A ll If ' as , 7 Q 2 x , A L A Q4 - x M- TIT . , 1 VV in l xi Lonna Baiocchi Carroll Lynn Ballans Paul Barnes Sandra Ann Barta Delphine Battista David Baumeister gg, is A A 'T'-in :es J' M 1 A B fi , 55 ef I - . M ,vi 5 I - 5 1 , be ' X Arthur Beas Lance Bedini Mary Beemer Cherilyn Beer Barbara Bennewate Betty Beach I O8 looking lor guidance from our upper classmen. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM OFFICERS: FRONT ROW llefl to righll, Cheryl Gillhoover, V. Pres. 114, lonna Baiocchi, Sec. Treas. 'l'l0p Kalhy Squier, Pres. 305, Peggy Bowen, Sec. Treas. 2047 Rosemary McKercher, Pres. 2045 Julie Heinemann, Pres. 'l'l0g Terri Everharl, Sec. Treas. 3017 Phyllis French, Pres. 301, BACK ROW lleff lo righll, Clorinda Solo, V. Pres. 110, Nancy Merrirk, V. Pres. 305, Mary Wiley, Pres. 304, Mary Miller, Sec. Treas. 304, Sheila Obersl, Pres. 1147 Donna Doria, Pres. 2067 Glenna McKercher, V. Pres. 206, Susan Chavez, V. Pres. 304, Pal Flores, V. Pres. 2047 Janice Palmer, Sec. Treas. 206, nol piclured: Peggy Tarasi, V. Pres. 301. 54:4 if I John Benson Bonnie Bowker -6? L. '7-1-F Laura Bergen e 3 d. '3 Q I l Beverly Boyer il. j . , f Vrzf A . u Rhea Anne Brewer Larry Brown X. .25 Dianne Bezilla X Larry Bradford 'HY Frank Broz I Jerry Booma 6650- 'qv' , W' X f P' .Q M l, . 1 .f ...ff Rita Brassine I vb iw, i Judy Brummel ,-A 'W vu-, wg-4 Y William Boreen 'P ,... , , il x 14. ' , Qi 2 of f QQ s ,fll W .1 Sleve Brause S 1 .ns 'Ui K TI.-Fl Karen Buran I , i , K Q. John Boll 'X 'i1 J 'R Lorraine Brawders 5 .... 1 , William Burke L, -,.... Margarel Bowen 'Q lv. .Q il , . z., 4, l Stephanie Brechl I A I Ralph Cabrera lO9 ' 1 3 1 V . lm, an X X f 7 if W xy A if J Q., as -..X -1:-gff .ca . ' ' g, 0 f Q x J f Patricia Campbell Christine 'Campion John Campos Amelia Candelas Rose Ann Carelli Bill Carroll Rose Carson PAN r 7' 7 K he ' s, J M 9 V 7 1. W K xx 4 7 L' Z, Sally Catalano Sue Centilli John Chaney Gary Chapla David Chavez Susan Chavez Gerry Chorich We cislc the Seniors for their spirit and loyalty, FRESHMEN HOMEROOM OFFICERS: ileft to rightl, Eddie Weimer, V. Pres. 3022 Henry Perez, Pres. 303: Ruben Jimenez, Sec. Treas. 4082 Jim May, Sec. Treas. 4077 Ricky Fischer,V. Pres. 3037 Gerry Bouma, Sec. Treas. 3037 John Matuz, V. Pres. 4081 not pictured: Dean Hudson, Pres. 4077 and Chuck Destrq, V. Pres. 407. , 3' wi 7 if - 4 it -V 7 1 , M J ' . 1 '-- ' .f- q 41-V C... 1 7 7 -ge ,en i 0 Christina Christopher Frances Chuha Eddie Cisneros Jill Clark Michael Clary Kathleen Cobie 110 RY if 'iv . .,--. Pat Cochran fc., V my ff Kalhleen Conlin r 24,1 1 Il Caren Colman Q Chris Curran Beverly Delaney f- U M L .-..-.,-' f K.. Mariellen Dolan 9 PJ Dwighl Coffell Reber! Connell my l va Fredrick Colton -sic' 'Oi ' Q isa. I Danny Daley e ws qi V-f .. Donald DePulma Danny Doore ' 541' iff' Q. Barbara Cole , iii- N x Tig, l Z' ff Eileen Connellun L M M elej X Lvgp K -...J DV Mike Cowan ds- Carolyn David Chuck Destro iw Q, Donna Doria M? kv-N YZ , i Colleen Collins K 01 HL- , -...,, N 1 Sheila Cormier ,.-, W 4 I qi :L .sf Glen Creason 362 A f Eva David Clara Diaz , 'x ' 1 4 i 'T i4 A, C459 Q 'I f , w. ?rV7'l 5 Jr! Q Tom Dovidio 'fun dv-K wi I Diane Collins :Ly Af William Cornman 'Qi' I rv Carla Cuillerier gy . Jan Davidson X -. lk . 1 Jimmie Diaz Kalhy Downes Q? 1 Marilyn Comins Nancy Coslanlino '4-w.. Mary Cullen Vicki De.lohn Sharon DiPielro ' Y I Q Yvonne Duarte Ill Suzanne Feichter A. I S - l Mary Jane Fitch I UQ, , 1. e A fl L. 3 nl 1 David Fonfara I l 2 , Stanley Dubee Charlene Endemano 11.1 ' as 'K' .x Theresa Felix ,M renew! vs ak. .X ..--C l Susan Fleckenstein l MurielFournier L. , ..-. Donna Freyermuth w-gf 1' Frank Gallina , H I' I ,,, egg, ,... 'K 3 V I ,A Eddie Dudek LN Md f F ,J f Janna Engen L ' ,f l Marilyn Ferencz Cecilia Flores Wi, sg'- Laura Fox Y 1 ,ix K K Pele Fudurich Kc A b 3 . fwlxgb Richard Gamez i ... ::l ad Bill Dummer ! c.. cg ...xg A 1 J is Theresa Everharl A ,ggi T ..L,V S , . ffl 3 5 uv .ey ' , I Michael Ferguson Pal Flores Ronald Fraide N l 1 Diane Gabel Elizabeth Garcia 4 x K., ? Q ff Robert Durham -. up-gf LL CJ A Pete Fagan in k t Dora Fernandez M Wwwe .iff iegif' Wayne Flores fa Q. an-v-v x, J 3 Josie Franco 0 'L LM Edna Gallardo owl uve' 9, l ,N Dan Garland 2. me wwf Tom Ellwood Q1 x A kwa may 1' Q David Fantz 'i Janice Ferraro ' 1 s 1 , W 6,- . 5' :kj i Carole Fohl li' 7 Q-0 3' James Freimuth Ralph Gallegos X 4- L- Linda Gaskill 'flute H .Qs ,ff Rickey Fischer ex Eyik Bonita Foltz sn hw.- any-eff Phyllis French A .Af Eva Gonzalez i Lenore Greene 1 Y' Mike Hambsch Pat Gerhardt Q?. - -zz 'Pj .2 , 3 Jim Girigliano K ' ' f IA Greg Good Margene Griffith 'N ,, I Jacque Hancock Q . 7 a Tia Harrison . K f E I i xx l .Q 3 eh Stan Gibson a ' i J ' 45.2, 4 Richard Glaclish '29 L Lvy Kathleen Gooding Q: .di x. 'M X F 'NJ Robert Griialva Rosella Hanley 5? T' f 5 1 -. 43 'Q 1 sa Kathy Havlena Timothy Henry Bernadette Hickey vii cw ' .sf rl Pamela Gilfoy .M ix Charles Gladue ,A Qs.- Mary Goodman 1 ii is fb T Gary Guttmann 5 ,,.-.- ' u x Lynn Hanlon 1 Kathy Hayes Jim Hickey 1 'YY rr, 1 Cheryl Gillhoaver 'iv r- ' Janet Gniadek f 1 ' X Pam Grady 'X -ii Q . .V I' I S-J' Pierre Guyette Q47 Dick Hanlon 3 Julie Heinemann Betty Hoffert Rochelle Girard . S' GL N Lois Gollenberg 1. Mary Ann Granack Sharron Hacela i'l f Carol Harden t-an L- ,rn 1 Maureen Hendren Mikky Hogue 'H X , .I . 'Ki L Chris Granillo ff , at if J ...f Deborah Halby Q ii get ,V , A n 5 i gh. .1 -iw . .tg K ', ,Q K' 1115. ,, 1 Steven Harris ll3 , f 5 :J V .., I N ' aff L I ...T 1-yr T, , , L J X A Joseph Holmes Janet Hoover Jerry Hough Francine Howell Dean Hudson Terry Hunt Maxine Hurley ' 'J L.. 7 -0: J . I ii 1 - , N .gt T ,,, - if ' I . 5 .Y f g Larry Hurth Ellen Jensen Ruben Jimenez Kathryn Johnson Peggy Johnson Sandra Johnson Jerry Johnston the Juniors lor their lortitucle, Anticipating their first day of classes, Sheila Oberst, Becky Sciacca, Dave Gomez, and Skip Sanchez eagerly buy their books in order to get a look at the work which is in store for them. . 5 sll f f' . 4 . , 6 is i A . lx -I ' .' 1, 6-.1 J l . V ,,,. ' l. Alex Jurado Dennis Karas Mike ll4 mi -A Keife e K, as ,in :V Sag! ' . ' A J Q 1 Tx' 4 .. l I John Keller James Kenney Cathy Kerr James King Jimmy Knight SLM ii kg, -.X 1 Tomlau H. nf' Lucille Lopez R l N Rosemary McKercher .r ' .5 ..- 1 K' z I-- v 5-.N 'lx K Judy Marcellus eg, 1 gg-p Q Jim May 'KT'-sl of Virginia Knox CAL . is Q... H .I Pat Leonard ,Qi 1 Richard Lopez S , J KA. .xy 5.41, Dana McManus - If i W v,,i Xa!! 1 A Mike Marco -'f-g,,,,'k . ,,, I, 1 'rx I :. N. Michael Mays it! 2.1 Johanna Koot Pauline Letarte L 5 Norma Lyons I .-...f .. Joseph McPherson FN Q, Ltr' l Christine Martel A ri. K Robert Mazzeo Kathy Koot we . uf ---v I Mary Ellen Licata .. Q Terry McDonald in 1 'Cf' Joan MacDonald 'Ap-Q Paulette Martin Q Lf Vu--ff' I Ronald Meckline it . fi' '17 .lim Lachowsky 'xc 'ITM Pat Lippincott - Lf 'P-M Mg., ia Karen McEvoy Stella Madrigal John Matuz Gloria Medina 15613 127 evil 5.1 Morris Lahr 4' . L ' my 1 e RA ' A .Cay My Dennis Longwill 54 Glenna McKercher ? V Celene Main :ff . I Rita Maxse Gloria Mendoza ll5 ,L Afvx , ,,,L7 ,r , rvigei? . 3 W' ., 4 Angela Merola Nancy Merrick Antoinette Mesa Kenneth Messmer as ,mmmA ,. A, l ., , 4 .- ' -. A i 1- wk.. V .,,. .I ' , . . C y I L - 3 ax ' , k . . N via V3 ' i,. ' I - W Mary Kay Miklas Dave Miller Mary Miller Sandy Miranda Q' Tom Metzler f,,rf,5i V, -E ,,5:,,,, ,K A 'f Q it K W, ,L-M 'Q Jackie Meyer Mike Meyer o ,JM ff' if f ' . r Diane Moller Marion Monge James Montague Sophomores, give us your devotion, What have we done now? exclaim tfront to backi, John Chaney, Barbara Albright, Dennis Longwill, Kathy Hayes, and Terri Hunt. f if M -nn wi, X it ,. s Heidi Moore Mike Moore Margaret Morales Larry Mortorff Pat Muleady Jean Murphy Cathy Nahring H6 A 1 . s f R X, M Pg - 1, Q2 , Kathy Nave , 3'i Geraldine O'Brien hr., v 'ti' l l Carolyn Olinger Chclrlolle Owens Henry Perez I -an 4 K QTY? .., P Roberl Pelerson ,Q-A , N Erik Nelson S ff , L. sk'Q4 Stephen 0 Brya H Jeanne Oliver GS X 4 K. wuz . '- l James Padilla Pal Perez Dianne Phelps Roberl Nino nvVw,'i Nifx' Rick O'Connor MS' I L X as-A 59' 0 Pal Ollison .Y rf J A x Janice Palmer .V Q4 -in -arf' li James Perkins knifto 'Q .sf laws! .nr Rober! Phelps Ursula Norton bf. :Sl SQ' 1 Dolores Ogas A 1 Q Mary Olson Gerard Panza A P ' 'V if I Terry Perlick Q1 1. xur x A Arlhur Polomares Q 1 T, ww- .. Rila Obermeyer NJ, Don Ohlen A., 4-4 y V? Alherl Onliveros k uv is Harold Pedersen QW 332 if K l Sandy Perry Z, 4 A P -F' 9 ie. 2 Q Mallhew Pope W -.O vm-rr Sheila Obersf Kathy O'Keefe L- ge' f X A Suzanne Overall A ex O w v--fi' -J! David Perez up '-390 M ef jf , X A N x Nanci Peterson Pamela Powell- l l 7 ' ', ' ,af -xl W , N4 s. A xx Sandra Price s rf- --1 N ivy Mark Reece Natalie Rocha H8 yi Pl e it R -531 1 Richard Prafumo ii. .wi ,pm ' , v eq-W-v . X I John Reinhold I Bonnie Raine ll Richard Reyes TB , H sf., 1 i Connie Rodriguez John Rodriguez w X an Manuel Ramirez ee M Q ghd Richard Riley fx 'YI 9 Karen Rorden y is , Rye ,... Patricia Rammer SA! Earl Roach Patty Rothaermel W , 1 Gary Rau X4-nz. T James Robledo K 34,1 I s. 1' Q Donald Roy that we may weather our voyage ol sea. ,peg 1 -559-1 I ix Y, D Anthony Recotta Yr 1.2 -V .N..,.' Pete Robles x ' ,W-L X , iw I , . 3 Q Robert Rubio ' wb, Fii . J3Q!?1- f ,fi R it i if. 6,1 15 Candidates for freshman class offices solicit the aid of their fellow classmates. Paula Runa we 2 S .Elini , X w, George Sauer 17 1-119- 'Ka' I Becky Sciacca he L? -.1 1 Diane Sisk w-W-r 4 Vivian Soto r ,. ' 1. ' .5 . .L h 1 . iv s S .4 .T X Wesley St. .lo hn Vincent Runfola iv' 97? x. .1 Tim Sawyer f ii- ' A4 .ww Stan Sederholm 1 X x Barbara Smith Mary Souriall Susan Stock il f N Kathy Rynaski x X, Ei ,Elf Charles Schneil - X L., 4 Linda Seidel S 5 Q Q, it Richard Sommer Kathy Squier Gig! - x ert Todd Sudick A Skip Sanchez in 4x5 - as qv is Pam Schoos it -e-..k' I Robert Sgobba .-Q Andy Soriano 'Y S -u 1 f A Kerry Stacy 1' ,, I 4 W cv Harold Sweet Carol Santa Cruz ' K '41 V' 1 Q . if he -1, .S ' . S--r 5 X Ann Schulte S Lynn Shandley 3 Clorinda Soto 'iw -'ES-'h 5 Pat Stewart ,eff Peggy Tarasi 'Swv Q. Peggy Sartwell 1 N X Bonnie Schwark ,Q-igi ,,,,'1 ,-.f . X Anne Shaughnessy 4 If I Gil Soto 24' Thomas Stewart ne 'ivy sq,- ,.,,.,w . X , Eileen Taylor -we J ' i s. A I i 'i W -.X Q i' 'V 4 is-'v-1 s 'f A f fi! L: 1 B it f . 'v- K ,,. fs' , we s , ' -A-f ia , 5 . , Pat Thomas Marlene Thommes Marilyn Thompson Charlyn Throckmorton Jane Tobin Jim Tales Ronnie Trener i 1 gn B I - .411 we -M B Q43 Q V on if Q L wt L W i 1: X , 1 v l -f Y M., B V., E My T T, B f Q fl 1 ' W r I ' 'et ' vm sf 4 Dave Troesh Barbara Troup Steve Troyano Dennis Tunstall Bob Turrietta Bill Turtzer Gary Twombley N K s I 4 K E 'ak Q? no A T B , J. .- we - is H sw -es s -ff . X Q I - gg - Frank VanSon Daniel Valles Theresa Vella Gabriel Villasanor Patricia Villelli Louise VonAh Dan Wagner ,, , wt Y, A. :ii Aix , .ia 2 Q .. f , 1 V Mary Wagoner Robert Walsh David Wargo Bill Waugh Susan Weotherheod Cindy Weik Barbara Weimer x A T H N B M me 4 ' 39 T 5 V 5 X 'V , . Ex al cu V , V B F f -fx f-L of ,iff Til ,1 'wg r 1 B I Eddie Weimer Larry Weins Judy While Laurence Whitlatch Mary Wiley Richard Wilmot Kathryn Winstead E ' N rs-Q 3 3.2 47, ' Q L V rv 1? if -Tl! I .5 gif! ll sill Q-pry' ...j - 1 ? i ,y I 1 M f f ,gf 'V Www! . . - 1 - , - Larry Wolf William Wolfe Dave Woods Ken Young Ray Young Stephen Yslas Marlene Zorchi . . .A A , IJ u 3 Z , 2' V L X ' as , 43-gg ,, , . Q s, ' M K I vs. I - . - 3 J' ml 'sl y il -U L RTL fl Q1 - V Q, ' - -5 ,K V- 1, ? , 4- 17 U' I y V' -: 1 ' ' M S: gf? Q x . Nancy Taylor Marianne Teensma John Tellez Norma Terry ,lane Theisson l2O John Zylinsky .V 5.13.4 9634 Wg' , A -+7-13 . Q 'W f':?,.L A Q N A, A f A xsw.......N ,W ww, 1-XIX X W. . 'J Q 4' N 4 . gf 5 ,J iv N I N ,A 3' ff R 'f-. ' Y - if 3.4 A My W 426 V Q -Civ A 1 ' 'H' ' '1- f +man.ugf-Mill.vNW'x'1'u'iie 1ti'Q'-'dfzi'ulkf A X , x z m , .L Q Q . .. A N,4:,, K Q.. , f , g L V W? . V L ' - Q V .: A f,,,.?fl wt Iv Www 'W N15 E . g 52 r lfs Vs 3 H .Xxx .,.A 8,5 2 .M L, mf, .V N,,,, X--. . .W .,f,xX,., ,.,. D N, . ,ff, ,mm-M H ,,.,, ,J . 4 . M 12 5? W iii j, is ifirfi .WW ' 4 in 4 -if -MW-www, M4 x - 0 ,.-., , .,. x - K 4 Aw K -k A ,..AMugfsfb-ww f fn., -Q N. V ,Mm 'f' Y ' .f -, aww A. J. Q' 'MWF E .. :ii . Linda Abarca . N-'fx .1r 7' a. I 'Q 'W 1 'fc Eddie Apodaca K' A Ar! Banuelos we , AH .3-n,.,, -0 ' 1 z Lynn Beckwiih Sharon Boos Pal Brademeyer l 22 X , V,. cl 5 ,, iw' an 1., 3 Mike Ahlering Andy Aragon Olivia Banuelos Nancy Bedwell Cheryl Borello .Q I Becky Brandi Seclmen Third Class in QV? . . .,.. if WJ 1 John Akin . , Allan Arakawa i We Sal Barnese f A . Linda Behringer I Q F-57 Kenneth Boucher 'l Carol Brawders M Q2 G53 John Alva 'Fus Nancy Arena 1 ' Denise Barrena Q , MPM Q ye Mike Beal Richard Bouma Carol Bresler f Roger Andrus MLM , :er 1 Cecilia Arll Mary Lee Barla sw' .. I , 'gl I I- Tom Beal Y' is Kareen Brennan Darlene Browning X ... 5 .r x Jerry Anzalone n . , ' K Z 'vzsif f Dennis Arneson Celesle Ballisla Sian Bleak e. -15 Dennis Broderick , 37 Q4 ,n w it 'L YVI, Jim Bryan! Q. e ., :wid C ' ,,, 1 , P 9 4 W e ' A V' Mary Buclinger :pef,:,f.-L. i. fs ,,Lk . I ' 4 N --Q1fff.:s ' rygigg i me Ma Connie Campos , f W , , Belly Charles If Ken Cool L. A Akk. 1 . ' . 1 Q ...f J ., f Af ll: E Dan Crowder Rfk Dale de Julio ,W he if 11 ,wg x - - glfi s 2- , . .L Ray Burbage Mike Carey . ... gf lisa 1 , 'Q 'Wi' Eddie Childs . . have Bill Coon I 11 1 T M , ' - ' ii'l ' I , C Mary Jane Burger , 'L ' l l. ' fr r I 5 Armando Carrillo Parry Clary Marsha Burgess Connie Carroll Mary Cochran Barbara Cabrera X 1 A .N X 0. I6 na M- yr N 'U 'J if 312 A Steve Caslro ,pw ,. ' . - ,, . ,-5 1, , .-mf: M C r C rrrereeery 1 ff Q 1 . , - Marlha Connell followed The traditional course Gloria Coslello Lucille Colo f B , KRW Q, zf- 'W B f.,+..v ' Y f Joseph Cruz Diann Daley Mike Dannan f I gg A v t , Sue De Laduranley Nancy De Mar Dan De Moss Mary Crane Mike David X 1 Q M' ,f em X, , ,, Chris Dennison Bridger Callahan ,N Belly Caulillo Cheryl Cook Louise Criscione ,, ,,,.f., .- iw ll.: 3 'Q' Rick Davila li ' Q by 'TK we lry, f Dennis Dennison l 23 J 36 .7 U-5 4. x X i D if as if if all f fer , Q . , ,Q Y' Fred Deuisrh Jim Di Cesare Marlie Dickens Mary .Ioan Diegelman Joe Donnelly Enjoying lhe lalesl hil songs, Sophomores socialize during lheir lunch period. E . ff ' if a., ' - ' Carol Donohue Susanna Duarte , x, X , ,N 'Zi Q F -,J ww 4 4 Eloy Duran David Eberhard E l W L E, 'nf X Lynda Ducole Kalhy Duggan Linda Dulac 1-.. Nora Edwards Frances Endicott Grace Esconlrius , l Me .-as-62' : N,1x1 Tom Fagan 3 , g ll is-s1.eeg,,ge,-4 A 4,- - ,fmiesmgg Q' is .Q ,i Q s G K -r ' fi L Pamela Fennell Belly Jo Ferraro Joan Fiklarz Alida Fink Pal Fitzgerald kr 1 gm? ,, Palfy Fralello Hugh Filzpalrick Dianne Freeland Lynn Freyermulh Maria Fusaro Kalhie Gallo . . sei by upperclclssmen . s K cf., , l - 1 l F fi T ,H lincla Gamez Carolyn Gann Frank Garcia 'f X - Q 5 ' f f ' F mf 1 1 . if ,lim Geigle Donna Genlile Frances Gerhard! Jim Gibson wr-sf 1,, Kaihie Gilmarfin Rosalba Glenn lf F! QQ O Barbara Gulick Ramon Gutierrez Kalhy Hall I Q .3 Kermil Green I, . .8 J 14 Wall Hambly Fred Garcia :fi 0, N .lim Gibson X - Q Rosemary Grembla 2 Uv - an- Mike Hansen Linda Garrett i ..- X Sieve Gillan Nancy Grumbine NAA., Bob Harding i2 ,lines gy. 2 cu 5 1 Bruce Hausmann Beverly Helms M1 dk Peter Hoefsmit ' xr we . 5 Virginia Howell .4215 , A? 'f . ' 'vii William Jewell Eg, Kathleen Kane Susan Kirby 126 A K kkyy L N' Z , e 3 LU J , 4 . , Thomas Havlena Helen Hawekotte Bill Heckethorn Bob Heilig ,p '-if gl , 'Fr 32 K ., , O X. Y ,, I ,, 5 Q Mary Kay Hemmele William Herman Laurie Hickman Barbara Hidalgo Loren Hobgood x L'-'lf' arr I K H .Sf an J f ' Q Q Edwards Hofkins Jolenta Hogue Judy Hollenbeck Marsha Houle .ire k -4 4- 47-1 is X Ev 1 J ' I e J ,, i -.fa 7, 7, L 2 J V A , - 5 Carol Hughes Ed Hunt Judy Ingram Margaret Janicki Cathy Jelte 1 'A A may Y ' A ' h .,,. . A Richard Jimenez Katherine Johnston Kathi Joyce Hector Juarez mln- L 1. J hgh i , L J. pg :ay ' J ez. Cecilia Karch Tom Kasson Georgianna Kern Carol Kieta Rose Mary Kimble ,H Rf uw . 'Q -.., 5 A T 19 1,1 A ' 1 ' t, if Y' . -iir L . 5 f H il Sharon Klein Lynn Kline Mary Knight Linda Knodel ff.. . I , V . K ,- yd x K ' Q l r se K y ty Q A f 'Q My A 3 fl Y ,Lq,y.x 4 LBWX N .. I' .. . I Chris Knoll Tom Knox Christopher Koda Fred Koenig Joan Koenigshofer Q. C C Mf'J'i'v' C ,A i K ., X K - we ff- , T it I , V L . 2 V ' , C , Y Q W1 sigh 4 tif: A-M L Z L C , it-bas, 1-ff f ' ff ,rj-C K L 1- i my K Elaine Koss Michael Kubicki Nancy Kuta Kathleen Laine Denise Langenbach Joan Lantz Q ,,,f', K ,T j . ., jiixihr if vu .. Y, - A - -5, .Q , 'T . A ' t ' c...Q QW V it -I 1227 X 5, I 7 ,,l.. V .a , K , Z Q rx C ,. A -f who , Bob Leeper Lauri Leibeck Gary lewis Pattie Liddle Sherrie Lilledahl .olSclintPc1ul High. Admiring the trophies and honors on display in the new trophy case, a gift of the class of '61, Peter Hoefsmit and .lim Di Cesare hope that their class will add to it. ,w!'M.Q3, 2 ' --1 me Ib- -1 3 Donna Linn 'tk' 5? keel- , Mary McCasIin i LL Lois McMillan Tricia McMillan Carol MacCallum Terry Lonergan Patty McCullough Leaders of the Sophomore Homerooms ifrom left to rlghtl e Girls Presidents Rosemary Grembla 112 Kathy O'Reilly, 2075 Patty Clery, 1137 Carol Hughes 'I09 and Joan Koenlgshofer 'I02 Boys Presidents Joe Mnluzzo 410 Mike Meagher, 4065 and Dan Crowder, 405 fi. V227 Janice Marcellus Linda Martel Arthur Martinez Jo Ann Martinez Alodla Maslello Mike Meagher 128 Sylvia Medina 440 Mike Moffett Nancy Nanez l. Pat O'Neill J Manuel Pasillas P x 1. 1 H 'auf' ei Steven Persi Next year as Juniors . Mary Mendez 'Ea' John Montoya B5 r .ri Penny Newiahr tb' X Kathleen O'ReiIIy Cynthia Pasta Mike Peterson Alberta Miceli Donna Morally .I Kathy Nuanes Jeannette Ortega Colleen Paul Kathy Pittenger Colette Mikes ,'Q'Q Ray Mortorff X ff 1 U , Joe Milano x ffl' .f 1 DV YN. 1 Stephen Myatt 'C' Judy Ochoa Kathy O'Hare 1... 1 L. P ai, V' , .51 Sikhs i Peter Paclin Gail Palt l M Dorothy Pauly P FV xy? 5' . fx! ft, 'e 15 Mila' ,Q in Bob Portillo Sharon Penderg Www.. -ea.. 2, lb ast Vt' I Sue Miller Marie Naman Q ix' , ws Ronald Ohlen 1 be Kathy Parson Kathleen Perrine .-. gf We Jim Powers Patricia Provance 129 . lhey'll sei the course . Q - ' H S 'l 4'2 . .yi I I Karen Purcell Yvonne Ramirez Kathie Rankin Barbara Recchia Terry Recker Elizabeth Remkiewi X 4-Q45 R, . iv f ,ff R wx' J '--.J Bob Reynolds Cathy Richardson Richard Riley Joyce Rilley Charles Roach in 0-f .- L fi- ff! ' K I I L JoAnn Rogers Kathy Romanowski Suzanne Rosenblatt Cheryl Ross Josephine Rodriguez ye-E., , if ,Z be Mary Rother Ellen Ruder Pamela Rudish Rose Marie Salazar . H if i 1' ,J . + x W inf K, -...,. Leslie Sandelin Rita Sandoval Florence Sanfilippo Renan Santos Bob Schall l N YQ'-All 'F -,, ..-Q i t A' l sl ,Ni -J ' 1 J J' V Qi, 1 it 1 K ,:. W Thomas Schwabe Kathy Scott Linda Sedillos Bonnie Seman l3O Charles Ross 31 I if l ,W Ernestina Sanchez CZ .txt .ca I l Karen Schemb Cherie Setlock E 4.4 'ii 'AE we , 1 , 2 - Q-, , 3 if , ll '7TE'X,.f 1: Y, - I ML ,':' 3. .. 3, 11- ,... .. f ' X 4 Nancy Sharpley Maureen Shea Winifred Sheen Veronica Shoop S 'F - N 1? , 12' Q 5 My ' - .gh A 5:2 f , ' M it li. I Mary Ann Siener Marie Skubis Arlene Sled Dick Smith Mary Lea Smith ,, we f William Stelzner Patricia Strickland Sue Stucke Martha Sur 44.1 N 2 5 Carol Shryne Sv 1 ,Zi Q Stephen Spit 1::'v'f7 Ray Tatar Sophomore Homeroom Officers: Judy lngrem, 207 Sec.-Treas.p Rosemary Kimble, 113, Vice-Pres.: Jo Ann Rogers, 109 Vice-Pres., Cathy Richard son, 112 Vice-Pres., Kathy Nuannes, 102 Vice-Pres., Diane Freeland, 207 Vice-Pres., Penny Nuiar, 108 Sec.-Trees., Denise Barrena, 109 Sec Treas.7 Sal Barnese, 403 Sec.-Treas.p Greg Wiley, 403 Vice-Pres., Bob Leeper 405 Vice-Pres.: Steve Gillen, 410 Vice-Pres.: Ronnie Ohlen 406 Vice-Pres,, Art Banuelos, 406 Sec.-Treas., Jim Gibson, 405 Sec. Treas. Kaihy Taylor Jim Tilion Sandy Treio larry Tribe Susan Tuffley QMQW-of V a ' , ' ' , I lxrilggrif - T' ' ,l ' 1 f f, A -- A 1 ll T - 735 ' -A ' . ' ' f 'S . ' ' ' . ,, ' X' X . A L A Tim Tuille Darlene Vaile Yolanda Valadez Mary Van Son Richard Vasquez Nancy Verdusco ,.-B lx 7 S-F , 'Ig :VV i gin I , '- Q M, . M f I W 1 V l I K A g E lk it , W ' i A gif 'v A if T H . ' I . qh, , , I K : ,ww V i , ' 'T ,.- f' 4 ' Carol Vernon George Vodopich John Vulerich Donna Walker Mike Walker Jghn Wulfers ie SK :TT L, V M W. el D x b- 1, ,, .... ... g'f 4, X ..- Vrqii I we Kathy Walling Anna Marie Wefing Rosemary Weahner Bill Whilfaker Greg Wiley Russ Williams I ' 0 .A -Z, lg I WE . A ' ' 4' 4 T Y , , ,h Lynnelte Winkler John Wise Chrisiine Wood Jeanne Wvss Judy Young Dave Zail 4 G jf N I e T L- T emi T V7 ,gf 'T 1 -:-:rf A Pe99Y Foxwell Joseph Guerrero Joan King Thomas Zarfl l 32 Kaihy Zeigler John Zuhlke QF' ., .. . 5 fy f 'ff . f JI af . ' ff '!'.'v sw sw L 9 I f' 1 y 1 In 1 A up v 5 H. . ., 5. 'SOP Q Tb , W La? wk fx fi F, . .:. 4, - V I A . 1 , 1: , X 4 . .- War. .V V fl - 3532- Q, ' V 1 R wb 'QQ k 'X Y. ,v-...., Thomas Acosla 1.1 4 ,- 's is X ! hh. X1 W ,, Q, Roberl Aldrich l 5539! Q 1 Q Ap -1, 1-, j- Qi -B ff 9. f 4 ,. ...M 2 13141 l Rila Adams if Barbara Arll ' WEB 'f A 3 Sharon Ag ren Q K5 fm., X . Q A Rila Baca ,iw A x Carol Barber Barbara Bales Darlene Bauer -my 3 Patricia Akin Slella Baca ,6 1. Q, . ,. we Alan Beck The Second males . Alline Benlson Q, fe, - ..., 1, M, iifjli 5,,. , my y, ir 1.xw,. ., 1 fi Y N M I Paul Bryan! Mary Beyl :L vb-N' ,, Don Bohr I ,Sf 2. Mike Bradford Terri Aldrich fr Kg' X: lg x ' S ., Y 2 'iT.L?, . 4 A ' Casey Balk Fei Bob Bennyworlh ..' B .5 , Q as X Z 11'.1 g fi' , K v Kathy Bradley Barbara Buran Ronald Burgess Lauri Callaghan Barbara Callahan A Rosira Camarillo Becky Chavez Q ... r Jack Clark J gg xi.. - G.: Don Cool Bill Crandall Annu. Sp . Linda Ann Carroll Cheryl Cates Adrian Cerulli N Q.. 1 i 1 5 .. ,I , .h , sri i J - - 4 ,M 1-up Ralph Chavez Ronnie Chavez Frank Chorich . in work cmcl prayer . Nicole Cloulier Carolyn Cobie Paul Collins Carolyn Coon Julie Cormier Judy Costello 9 in A New Leilani Cross Ed Cullily Peggy Cullivan Joan Chaney John Christensen f is J .K Michael Conlreras Pat Courchaine C Rick Curran 135 1 X iu 4-aff gs if is X 1 fav' I V, , 7' J vc Q if Y ':,, Ei Walter Daugherty Jan Davis Anthony Della Zappa James DeMoss Josephine Dewar .EE . g W . L X ,,., is me - Q ..L W, X ,,,u,- X ig Q V ' it K , , M ,F - N s. X -. X Louis Diaz Diane Dicus Sylvia DiOrio Mary Jo Dummer JoAnne Edmonds Akin anxiously await their turn. Carol Barber is measured for her class nng as Darlene Bauer, Kathy Bradley, and Pat Margaret Esparza Donna Eliasen Vickie FGFSUSOH 36 Susan Fischer Jill Fitzpatrick i fp F T an K ik' or ,P ,V Mary-Lou Frazier Dan Freeland i A F I Rita Gasca Paula Gaskill X 5 s s xl S-li? Q. I' Y f N a l Robert Fortelney Laurel Franck Mary Franco L , y by A iLL: -un- W Q fi- ii' Gloria Gandara Terry Garrett X ref' ' a is Tv Frank Gastelum Linda Gibson Lily Giovanoni . . have stayed on course . Denise Girard Q3 , , R 31y,gggi,g31..1 -1 sec? 21 ,, 4.1 Q ' .I gif 4, ,,., -. ,, Vg 1 ' f X fy 3 i Mary Hallisey Pam Hangen Cathy Govaller Donna Gray Clare Gutierrez X .W id. ,gag-5' Barbara Hansen Denis Hardaker Patricia Harrington 137 Ju V.- ji Sandy Hayden Laura Headrick Y 4 A . i , we s r, H . . A .. I X, Q4 4 ,,, 'if Claudia Hill Rudy Hindelang S H i i - r 1 S ,f h fr is - ig V l -VL- ' l' .. A A:y,' Ken Hopps Dennis Hudson 138 nior Boy Homeroom Officers are: ll-rl, Paul Collins, V.-Pres.-4045 Charlie Narey, Sec.-Treas.-402, Al La Russo, Sec.-Treas.-404, Bob Aldrich Pres.-402, Tommy Acosfa, Pres.-4047 and George Sweet, Pres.-402. - il,-' ' - i G-J , ' 5 Gary Heistermann Patricia Hines Linda Hughes Carla Heifzman We L if V Kalhy Hollwcly M, fu Jeff Jewell Mary F. Higgins v-. Jim Honodel Benila Johnson U Joan Kadrmas ., as V - Jug : 'f'l ', Dave Koenigshofer Linda Lehrack 4? M K, Maria Longano . xx fy Ruann lummer 53 -mfr 5 I Sharon Kelsch :Q Z. m3f,Vw 7 Jerry Kreucher if Q fri tiff Lon Kezeor Q fn ,- V --Gif: sf 'W X X-. f if F . ,X ,fm , , 1 'iryz QM! asf 4' ,f lb Michele La Duke Bob Kiger 'iff AI La Russo w I Q 3 X5--if :sang ffiff M VLWL H. fy, so Marianne Lengwin Anne Leonard Mary Jo Liddle . lecl by able ollicers . Anne Loquel x.. Donna Lowe ,QL Jill McAIeese Mike McCullough ,., .. I in L Georgia Lowell X , at eu-v mn. Belsy McDonald Fran Kirby A Sf il A 2 gf : o r -: Jill, . ri f 'lgfgf ' ' a s i Noreen Lee N' Bob Long 3 Georgine Lueker g!gw I V 4 , Tom McGregor 139 1- V e ly L , F L - ' T ' . M 1 - ' P A Ea? Q M 1 'ii John Malone Ken Marshall Dennis Martin Connie Martinez Margie Masiello 4 ' I 1 --C , , - if .E e, . i 2 I: ' z fu 5 K f -fp -: . 1 i it 0 X Kim Matheny Lynne Mattson Norelynn Merrick Ken Merscheim 3' i 9 , . ,, , J . M 3 ,V-' e,,.,si! L E' . ' is . I . ,, 1 , 1 Terry Miklas Cris Miranda Karen Moakley George Molina Gail Monk ' if C M C , Rick Montoya Sharon Moreno 4 John Mulilis Charles Narey . worthy of their command. 'X Cathy Neas Mike Oaks 140 '0 V w Q' it U xx Pat O'Brien Pat O'ConnelI Kathy O'Donnell The Junior Girls Homeroom Officers are: lsianding, 1-rl, Margie Masiello, Pres.-1067 Jan Davis, Sec.-Treas.-208, Mary Joe Dummer, V.-Pres.- 106, Rita Adams, V.-Pres.-208, Claudia Hill, V.-Pres.-105, Pal Hines, Pres.-105, Mary Whitney, Pres.-2087 Pam Hangen, V.-Pres.-l'I'lp Norelyn Merrick, V.-Pres.-107, Lynne Manson, Sec.-Treas.-105, Rochelle Redman, Pres.-111, Rila Gasca, Sec.-Treas.-106, Dianna Woods, Pres.-107, lsealed, I-rl, Helen Ripley, Sec.-Treas.-107: and Susan Fischer, Sec.-Treas.-111. , F ex X , A x f x R ' . A D rg sy, ,D s X A 1 q R I 1eA,,'g,3wf, L :nf 1 K Elaine Oniivers Jerry Paccassi Larry Page Charles Paglia r ,W fs-s I K ' K Mike Paiz Diona Pedrefli Joyce Peschke Diane Pelers Carolyn Piazza l4l . if . sk, , ,, W li, Q-J ,-U, Maury Quillen Jacqueline Ricaud Roy Rodriquez Bill Salas fx m Steve Sanchez l42 QT' Sonia Quinones Vivian Rahm Barbara Redman Great in cooperative spirit! Sharon Ridings Chris Rohrbacher sq'-g Q Slella Samaniego Leon Sanla Cruz Pai Riley Lynn Rorden Palsy Sanchez Helen Ripley K f . --'iff J, John Roth Regina Sanchez ' . Shirley Sanlana Roberta Schwartz Rochelle Redman Helen Rockwell Judy Rothaermel Sammy Sanchez 1 I Sandy Seko Marianne Shaffer il sl ix' Corinne Small Nancy Stevens X X N 5 ., ' ' 4 if .sg Andi Sharkady -. iv ......,f -s x 1+ , Z K F 2 Peggy Small Cheryl Stewart Linda Sherrill l if Q x, if Q iv S z Carol Smith Y A S -AQ? , M? .Y - ' I K ,JA Tim Stroud ' 1 Lori Sherrill Lynn Siniem f Helen Smith Gerry Stelzer r G- N A V i- M , x P Myrna Succop Chris Sullivan Led by enthusiastic cheerleaders, the Junior Class demonstrates its outstanding spirit. s Next year. .SENIORS! I if: LU W i 1f'!r. Maureen Sullivan Mike Sullivan Q.. ,, was Cheryl Terihoy Jim Thompsen . , 4, W 1 Gay Townsend Frank Tuck Bob Villoreol Audree Walsh . .,r- . r rere , ' rrr S o r re 131:- 1 - iefqewfve I Mary Jane Winslead George Wood l44 I . rry in S . X5 i j vy 5 ,Q George Sweet Geraldine Thurslon , .z ,Q t,.- x L -al owl' 3 , if Carolyn Taylor Carmen Tinoco Tom Tykodi Judy Valdez X K -A .T V 5: 'A l Bill Whiilalch Dianna Woods Mary Whilney Maria Yzabal , xi 5 563 r T -r'-uf 'H-z Mike Taylor Mary Toles M Marie Vellu Larry Winkler 0 'o do O Ed Zepeda I ly S Q ff 5 MM 54 ,ff f--H, gl diff if f 1. ,M K. iff. QM 'Q X ? S 2 H iw, . P Y 1' , Q gy L, midi: 5 ,f ff .X is F5 A 5. zz 4 ' Q ,fg,,-,.-M 7' ,.m-NAV , E, K Q iff , . M.-W M,- ,,..' , W'iE,5jf?i.?.,'TI.4Q,--'H' W -.sf mm.. -. . wffl,-,iv , f - A - , 1, 5 - fff 255 - .... :mm ,,,.,,,N ,g,... A .,4:e,. WM. .4 .,,. 1 ,qx, ,,,. ,,W 9-1 1 if 1..-'.. - 'M'-if? if W mam' L L N 9 .Q .--. fi?-W .Q 'H- 1 3 K L1 Q ' N 55 ,. ?fff':s':t'ffKf l ff ugwg, H , Q H y 'f ' .'::,A,1.:3'..-ww! 'M gg 142 Q L -g f 4 f f fe -xv wwf M Q , A,,, ' L ? E V ,G,3gZg3,,,, ,, ,W v. 5 -vs -31 rv XX- ,, M f' l f f f' z as ,,jL-I mm... 5 v-4 -f 5 ff!! W J ROBERT ACOSTA Sf. Marianne de Poredes MICHAEL APPLEGATE Sf. John of God 146 In PVHZZFB of Mary Haz'L thou Star of the Uceanf FRANK ADRIANCE Sf. Mary ofthe Assumption ALICE AREL St. John of God sd . gl . K , ,.ff 46-,anim QFWF .fl Hail Mary, Star of the Sea! MARIA ARIAS Sf. Paul of the Cross A r 4 i s , vm W .. 'W DIANE BARLAS5 5 f KATHY BARRENA . ST. Hilary A ST. Gregory the Great ANN MARIE BEATTIE Sf. Hilclry I LL s CAROL BELL ST. Gregory the Great 1 L 148 , . L 1 , if? -W. . r .1 7 ,, . .fs r ' CORINNE BLUE JOANNE BENNEWATE Si. Mary of the Assumpfion Sf. Marianne de Paredes Thy gftf are mfewn upon our VAUCLAIR BOOS A St. Marianne de Paredes Y KW-,, JUDY BOYER 57- HHUVY V 1 St. Gregory The Great CLAIR BRILL 12161 -y r St. Bruno 'sf' ' Jossm-4 sRucMAN . . like rand: upon the great .rea shore I , GERARD CAMPBELL St. Marianne de Paredes BILL BURFORD Our Lady of Guadalupe CATHERINE CAGAN Sf. Hilary I MIKE CAMPBELL Sf. Gregory the Great I .:,.,,,imm W lil' ' Q, , ITT' Q: I ,VVVV ini? -f r: . ir gl RICHARD CAMPOS ST. Pius X iH,...,. mm,' 7 I Ii ROSE MARIE CARRII.I.O Sf. Hilary Q -ii., R , L I if L I ' g g I f PAMELA CENTILLI St. Gregory the Great ARTHUR CARRILLO SI. Marianne de Pciredes Q , ELIZABETH CASTRO Sf. John of God Queen of Ifemfen, ii -,,-4:2 , . M I W , Q 'L K 4 'Q am fi 1:28, ANTHONY CHACON Sf. Hilary CHARLES CHIODO St. Linus the Ucean Stan GILBERT CHAVEZ Sf. Hilary DAVID CHRISTOPHER St. Bruno PHYLLIS CICERO SI. Marianne de Paredes JIM CLARK ST. Mary ofthe Assumption MH va.-f TOM CLEARY Sf. Gregory The Great MARCIA COLLINS Sf. Hilary guide of the wanderer , gag. 7 I . 5 in DAVID CLINE Sf. Hilary TERRY COMER Sf. Gregory the Great JEANNE COSTELLO Our Lady of Guadalupe CAROLE COSSETTE Sf. Gregory the Great DENISE CULLITY Sr. Mary of The Assumption . . here below -- N . .1 ,1 sr rrr 1: ..'r:. 3 PETER DAVID Sf Paul of The Cross STEVE DAVIS Sf. Pius X A J' 4 5. , , . .,, K, .,r ,f,E5 , L U. 'er ' v A ,,.., ...,. fr Q-.QQ-' ,A 'ew , , 45 rr 1 L - , 25531. 5' 45, A x A WZ Ks A JOELLA DEJOHN Sf. Marianne de Paredes Xa 51 AL DELGADO St. John of God CAMILLE DESTRO 4 ST. Bruno '?frffm,,. DOLORES DE LOS SANTOS St. Marianne de Paredes MAUREEN DONOGHUE Sf. Marianne de Paredes Q Vr 29 M rrrM,, X. M. Sf' . . upon uf zk 'QL MARILYN DOYLE ST. Pius X Jtealzbzggg GERRY DONOHUE Our Lady of Guadalupe f,,,Q 's auf -wb 'S' ARLINE DULAC St. Marianne de Paredes ,M MICHAEL DUNN ST. Hilary UK! ROBERTA ENSEKI ST. Pius X . ' ' ' Si' W IE, jw,fr,, I 3 ,, I -f f rl. or J' ,. . 1 ' I lb .I Qnl, . K ,, H 5a1 :xZ,.,j1M A ' ,F 51, J . A 1 Q. , , I . .NE 5? ' , -'f' FRANK FAGAN SI. Mary of the Assumption U14-:m I yiifvfgg ' 2 . ff: fy :wi '- MARY FITZGERALD 3 J, Ii T , I Y I I ,IL ,I , ,RI I XII I la St. Marianne de Paredes al 'gif .L-if IGI by SHARON FITZGERALD I 156 I . - 1 ' .TUX fi ff I -I I 2 3 5 1 I 1 ...K ,:,s:1Q,wv fgg ,--- .. , ,gf ,, I 2 I, .2 L ' ' ' 'F Hoof 5955-JT? .?3'E:', L. V1 4, as-,,,,5, St. John of God 5 71 w , . J -, t 1 I .33 High A 4: fg .. Q , . Aga JERRY FITZGERALD Sf. John of God Jinleff and beautqful I BOB FORENZA St. Gregory the Great I-. 95' ELAINE Sf. John GAIDIS of God wb? . Star of the Sea. PEGGY GEIGLE Sf. Pius X BUZZ GILL Sf. Bruno . ,Mr JIM GILLEN DONNA GINOLFI Sf. Marianne de Paredes Sf. Mary of the Assumption Gentlq glfllklilnilg Star of the Ocean, XT.- ' SHERRI GIOVANNETTI Sf. Hilary PAULINE GLASER Sf. Gertrude is- f ,3,:5, . i ' ' ' f 'Y ' wir, 1 A - L i . , A X rn . Z' ' , '-i7T,, . mfwf LH M 9' , ' f, i. '-N, ,,, 'H ' if , 1-,-EW,-mf.w. . , 1 -. I f f' -y., ,A ,Vu gg ,- 'ik P THEODORE GREEN Sf. Gregory the Greoi ,E r My . .,,, rr.. i A Q W V Q i ANNE GOOD Sf.Mc1ry of the Assumption BILL HAGMAN St Pius X i v L-vw Yi , rg, , . f BRIAN HALEY Sf. Hilary NORMA HEFLEY Sf. Paul of The Cross DANIEL HEGGEM Sf. John of God 'EA A 'mix JUDY HARRINGTON Sf. Linus Ima' ug thy CbZ'!6l1'61'Z, laorme' to thee r I GEORGE HEROLD Sf. Gregory the Great -iifffr MARIA HOFFERT Sf. Pius X DOUGLAS HOTCHKISS St. Bruno SUSAN HOTCHKISS St. Benedict RICK HUNT Sr. Gregory the Great ARTHUR HOWE Sf. John of God H862 fweet Mothefg the weary . . . G. l RICK IACOVONI St. Mary ofthe Assumption L ei? ' 'I ' ig EILEEN KADRMAS St. Marianne de Paredes . . borne upon lgfek trou bled rea. , lx-,ft i .W .N . f A14 ...K M5 ..fL 21, PATRICK JENSEN St. John of God SHEILA KELLEY St. Gregory the Great -,,m Q ,Egger s5,1we'iw1,: 5 GEORGE KELLOGG St. Gregory the Great E I 41 45 ' LESLIE KENNEY St. Marianne de Paredes JAMES KLINE Sf. Bruno PAULA KOSS Our Lady of Guadalupe Loft in the dmfkneng PATRICIA KOSINSKI Sf. Marianne de Pcnredes K DAGMAR KOWATSCH SI. Bruno igsa' I Af ya - L. ,,11 ,M 7' , A 1 W A A KATHLEEN KUBASEK T miEhA gf L 3-3? St. Gregory The Greaf 3 if 0 3 L vig wr SL Marianne de Paredes iwx fri:-3, GARRY ANN KRUEGER eee'r A X gil: . '-if v 5 W V .54 ' if X A ,L XA 1 ' 5? fs l 'N 3 MARY KUTA Sf. Pius X by .ftormy windy d1 Z'V61'l,' HAROLD LANG Our Lady of Guadalupe FRANK LELAND Sf. Paul of the Cross ififgfgffgiiaxoamn., Egg. 5 , 4 was was I 1' 7 Xi 1 X A J Q if qw Wi' fg env ,IF so gg f Q ..: X W ' , i , i ' CAROL LOCHEMES I St. Mary ofthe Assumption A SUE LIDDLE St. Mary ofthe Assumption F Jgfki FRANK LOPEZ St. Mary of the Assumption GINNY Louci-IREN PAULETTE LUZIER St. Gregory the Great i Si- i-'nl-'5 .whine on our patlyway, if I. 5. af ,L 5 Q' it N' ti MICHAEL MCALEESE Mary of the Assumpfion fair Star of the Sea. PATRICK MCDONALD SI. Gregory The Greclf JAMES MCMANUS Sf. Gregory the Greczf JEAN MACALUSO St. Hilary MIKE MACCALLUM Mary of the Assumphon Still as on Jw journey PATRICK MACRORIE Sf. Mary ofthe Assumption ELEANOR MADRIGAL St. John of God , f 1: 5 , owxo. MARY MARTIN Sf. Linus T66 a MARGARET MARCOTTE ST. Gregory the Great GALE MASSELL Sf. John of God ED MATHIASEN .Mary of the Assumption JOE MEAGHER Sf. Gregory the Great DICK MEYER ST. Hilary MARY MAY St. John of God ' '19, ' -sim' W, f ,Zin egg, 3 . M, . CHRIS MERCER Sf. Bruno . . hegb our weak endeavor 167 PAULA JO MIHALOW St. Bruno PATRICIA MILLER ST. Alphonsus ,Aff f lx Q9 R I I a I s I FRANK MIKLAS Sf. Marianne de Paredes Wbe1z the tempest ranger mana' uf VIRGINIA MONTES '68 Sf. Pius X BELEN MORALES St. Mary of The Assumption JERRY MULLIN ST. Pius X . . Mary will calm the trou bled yea. MAUREEN MURPHY Si. Mciry of The Assumption 'x FRED NASEEF Sf. Paul ofthe Cross .' SW mafia? I Tia 'MN KAREN NOLAN I Our Lady of Guadalupe MICHAEL OBERST Sf. Mary ofthe Assumption 170 DENNIS O'DONNELL Mother of Clarzlrg Our Lady of Guadcdupe BEVERLY O'DONOVAN Sf. Paul of the Cross KATHY PARADIS Sf. Hilary PAT O HARE Sf. Mary ofthe Assumption MARCIA PATTY Sf. Gregory the Great wil-', , MICHAEL PENDERGAST Sf. Bruno 93 fi' DEBBIE PERRY Sf. Hilary nw are toned 011 Il .fl'01'Wl'y 1861. X NANCY PERLICK Sr. Marianne de Paredes TOM PETERSON b K Sf. Mary of the Assumpfion kkwfx ANNE MARIE PETZAK St. Paul of the Cross , :L ,W gzkaffw, ,, ,, i .- e,,m,,Q:',n,,,.f I -- f -B y Q, ,V Q ., . E, df' L ' I ' ' ' 3, Y V ' i Q if Q- ii K, . ,W E I9 A 55 rw - it , , 591222 5 if Ei W,-w 3 N f .. W. verge , -,nk V LYNNE PHELPS St. Bruno BARBARA PIERONEK Sf. Paul of the Cross MICHAEL PORTER Sf. Gregory the Great DON PIECHURA Sf. Hilary Guara' 1fLff1 01'l'l all lyarm ana' danger. . . CARMELO QUINONES Sf Pius X New 1116 K fn.-1 JOAN RAHE St. Mary of The Assumption . . beneath thy flaeltering Wing! of low FRANK ROBLES SY. Pius X MARY LOU REYNOLDS St. Paul of The Cross 1 GAIL ROAN Sf. Pius X HENRY ROCHA Sf. John of God RONALD ROCHA Sf. Gregory the Great ELOISE ROSENBLATT ST. Mary of the Assumption MAJORY RUDER Sf. Mary of The Assumption My Aarar li ,.r, E -ffb, ..f.,-k :Li ' ff. 9 .fi - r W W f TIMOTHY ROELL Sf. John of God 'ik 2 uv ' 2 wi MANUEL RUBIO Sf. Pius X Liz thy Child . AW V? MY GARRY RUNA St. Mary of The Assumption CAROL SEVERINO Sf. Bruno ' . . af oz beacon hlght AMY SCIACCA Sf. Mary of the Assumption MICHAEL SHEA Sf. Mary of ihe Assumpfion CHARLES SLYKER Sf. Gregory the Great in J! M s Q ,gy f x- f W 1 gr' X, by it sz. f .J . 5, ED SMISSEN St. Mory ofthe Assumption 1. -1,4335 y, -. ff - ,1JT.LM , 1, ilk.. f.,y'.yQ RONNIE SOTO Our Lady of Perpetual Help JOHN STEWART St. John of God 176 St. Mary ofthe Assumption . . toward the port JoYcE STAREK A St. Paul of the Cross JAMES STRAIN . . where we fain ,, Q would ba HARRY SULLIVAN Sf. Pius X LAURENCE TAYLOR SI. Pius X if GREG SUKIASIAN Sf.Mc1ry of the Assumption A f . I I WILLIAM SULLIVAN St. Paul of the Cross ff I DANNY THOMAS St. Bruno GEORGETTE TINO Sf. Gregory the Great PHILIP TOVAR SI. Hilary RONNIE TREJO Sf. Marianne de Paredes CHARLOTTE TORRES St. Marianne de Paredes RICHARD TREINEN Our Lady of Guadalupe When the voyage if over . Mun fam , Y I , tmp, , mg .... I JACK TROESH St. Gregory the Great MARY TRUCKENPORT gs., GQ . W,f :g,. Lb' my 2 'K in ? .,,,, S v St. Paul ofthe Cross PATRICIA TRUJILLO 'QW JUDY TUTTLE SL Bruno St. Gregory the Great . , V r11-r S,,V f . . mind on the fbore . . ' Y L,. , ,, . G, Q 3133? f GARY ULRICH St. Gregory the Great HENRY VILLANUEVA Sf. Marianne de Paredes PAUL WARGO Sf. Mary of The Assumption JUDY WEAVER Sf. Mary of The Assumption KEN WENDELL St. Bruno CYNTHIA WHICHELO Sf. Mary of the Assumption CYRILLA WHICHELO JEANNE WHITE -J' W A ,Q W 5, G WB 3512 St. Mary of the Assumption A A ' 'H .L ,A Sf. Mary of the Assumpfion . . at last to ur U' Wai wr 2, 5 fr t i ' - A v- . ' xiii M .P 2134 M' . 3' . ' J: . ., k'3i5Q,,4'j j -. K K f ' i ' sg,' , -. iulii Q' x T. ,N . ' A if'!f 9Y,5f W. 4 K L1-:E - ff.,,g, , iz . f f --1 2125-f 4 Zv i' 'WW ' A ff fr- Y ' i L. FV Mufti r 2 -' ,, 'Qf.'12gl' ' ' 'FY ii' -, 5 ' , ,ggf Sf. Pius X ,.,.,,,, Wx, , 4. ,S ' .... . . , K H Mi, W a ' 'W X 5 w ssffifm. ll -Sifileiffg A- K 3' .i1,, ,: pw SW-Qligffgf , ff f ' , - .. -53 A .A ,,,.f,, 1. ,Q W 3. fQ.?5'Sgfffgg:s2 V: 1 ' 'Ai SANDI WILSON JOAN WOOD SL Gregory the Great Sf. Paul of the Cross . 4. ,,,:kk. Y SUZANNA YATES Our Lady of Guadalupe JEANNE ZUPPARDO St. Hilary EDWINA Yomcosxl Sf. John of God So that Hg Who made our bark, W may guzkle our mil Q ,. rr, if Q55 Z? rrr aw- F 'E F '52 , 1 rg? ' :Y 'Li 201, Sec.-Treas., Eileen Kadrmas, 101, Sec.-Treas., Pam Ceniilli, 101, V. Pres., Carol Lochemes, 201, V. Pres., Gail Roan, Sisier Mary Helena, S.M., Sen- ior Girls' Moderafor, 104, Sec.-Treas., Judy Boyer, 104, Pres., Gale Massell, 201, Pres., Kathy Paradis, 101, Pres., Mary May, 104, V. Pres., Roberta Enseki. 300, V. Pres., Mike MacCallum, 205, Sec.-Treas., ld Lan 401 Sec Trecls Frank Lopez, 300, Haro 9: 1 f- -1 Sec.-Treas., Mike Shea, Mr. Milnes, Senior BOYS Moderator, 205, Pres., Buzz Gill, 300, Pres., Dick Treinen, 205, V. Pres., Danny Thomas, 401, V. 'f red, 401, Pres., Frank Pres., Jim Sirain, no! plcu Robles. Seniors in Action X , A... Liz Castro, Paula Koss, Margie Rucler, and Kathy Paradis gain valuable ex- perience by working in the general office during their study periods. Representing St. Paul's at the winter conference of the Southern California Association of Stu- dent Councils held at Sierra High School, these stu- dents were selected as the discussion leaders. ,J -cs. Serenading us with everything but the kitchen sink, Phil Tovar on the drums, Henry Villanueva on the bongos, and Gil Chavez with his guitar make up this Senior combo. Here, enthusiastic Seniors diligently decorate the gym for the incoming Frosh Dance. Full of Yuletide spirit, and Mother's homemade cookies, the Seniors held their first Christmas Party. 185 -,.,. Summa Cum Laucle Highest ranking senior - Arthur Howe, second highest - Harold Lang, third highest - Eloise Rosenblatt fourth highest Paul Wargo fifth highest - Henry Walters. Outstanding Scholars Semi-finalists for State Scholar- ships are: l. to r. Mike Shea, Ronald Rocha, Suzanna Yates, Sue Hotchkiss, Dave Cline, Hen- ry Walters, and Doug Hotch- kiss. Henry was also a semi- finalist for Armco and National Honor Society scholarships and a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. 186 - 5 9 . 'S 111 ,ysp - sn r L rfb' 8 E x! FA -wmuuus , . , : ,, f 0: 32 Automatic Lanes La 'Rabra 3oo E.'Bowl 370 E. WHITTIER BLVD. LA HABRA, CALIF. Mr. Mrs. E. Dresman and Family Mr. Mrs. George Oberst Mr. Mrs. G. L. Weik Kay Kalie Music Store Telegraph Road Whittier Frank's Hair Fashion ll7l 8 E. 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' WHITTTER, CALIF. OX 4-2033 I 13,6 lbowneyz SVEC WEST WHITTIER 11408 E. Whittier Boulevard 607 S. Union Avenue WHITTIER, CALIFORNIA Los Angeles I Gale Goodwin Employment Agency 2l9 W. 7th St. Los Angeles, Calif. MA. 2-2293 Ask for Miss Reed, Manager Dear Graduates, Welcome to the business world. Our agency is interested in your future. All of our iobs are free to you. The employer pays all fees. Each iob is carefully selected as a suitable place for young ladies to work. Our counselors are trained especially in this field. Come in as soon as pos- sible to get the best iobs. Just call me, I will direct you from there. Gale Goodwin wishes to take this opportunity to congratulate you on your graduation, whichever way you go, May God Be With You. Sincerely, Mae Reed 193 'mf' Senior Girls' Homeroom 201 1- Lcciy TricicJ's Ow 'I-2118 l'm falling, cries Sue Io Ron Rocha as 559 W, Whmier Blvd, fhey come around the bend La Hubra, California 194 Make Mine MILK PELLISSIER DAIRY FARMS Since 1888 Pico-Rivera - Whittier Ly M H n, Sue Fischer, and Mary Jo Dummer serve noihing t d 2 Hhe snack bar. Senior Girls' Homeroom 104 N... 101 HOMEROOM OFFICERS: President, Mary May, Vine-president, Carol l-0Cl1eI'l1eSi TWUSUYPYI PGN Cenfilli- 10l'ers: ll-rl, Kathy Kubusek, Nancy Perlick, Denise Cullity, Georgette Tino, Sue Liddle, Peggy Giegle, Marcia Collins, kneeling: Sulanna Yates and Marcia Patty. Compliments oi Homeroom lOl Bottom-left: Anne Marie Petzak, Mary Lou Reynolds, and Judy Harrington. Top-right: Rose Marie Carrillo, Mary mmm-I Martin, and Belen Morales. Maureen Murphy and Jeanne White. ll-rl, Patty Kosinski, Maria Hoftert, Cathy Cagan, Marilyn Doyle, Arline DuLa:, and Elaine Gaidis. Junior Autographs nw' uv UR, 4 inig' may 1 Father Leo Mackey and parishioners of St. Gregory the Great Church extend congratulations to the Class of '62. St. Gregory the Great Church 13957 Telegraph Road Whittier, California -vw fi 1, 1 s Peter David, Cecilia Karch, and Dan Freeland, future leaders ofthe parish pose with Father Jinks. Sf. Paul of the Cross 14030 Foster Road Lo Mircdo Pastor Rev. Owen Jinks Junior Girls' Homeroom 111 ...r ' Ring Ceremony-Solemn occosion for Juniors X ,X fy f Senior Autographs I A r A Students from SPH with their pastor, Father Karp, C.Ss.R Ed Mathi M k Sh avis, Caroly Coon, Bill C St. Mary of the Assumption Church Penn St. and Newlin Ave. Whittier St. Mclrioncl cle Pclredes Pastor-Rev. Herve Treloool 7930 S. Pcssons Blvd. STELLA FITZGERALD, OWNER Pico - Rivera Sega .ifzgerafol Originagi 16244 E. Whittier Blvd. Whittier, California OWen 7-5275 202 BERLAND'S SHOE STORE 'l3'I N. Greenleaf Ave. Whittier CHAR-LEE Inc. Serving the School bus transportation needs of ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL from the Parish areas of St. Marianne St. Hilary St. Gregory St. Bruno St. Pius Our Lady of Guadalupe St. John of God St. Paul of the Cross also serving the Parish Grade Schools of St. Marianne St. Pius St. Gregory Our Lady of Guadalupe and School bus service to DON BOSCO TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Senior Autog rclphs 06 Sophomore Autographs Congratulations to the Class of '62 GS W , A if Q f? g Nb cg, Q 6 E! 5 xV . .Ll it. 73? X Cf 19 Q7 Y 5fVED1CF5L FRANCISCANS X If Cf DoMlNlcANs If N, 55 1 Ulf. '- ,, e F PX 9 PRO o H 15 sw to ' Q V ,C , t 5 ' an O . O 'U X 4: . lx Qt lt l Q fx 'S' H l Qfjx XC ,5 g y '99 O7 OO UO EW Compliments ot S? W REDEMPTORISTS FCltl'1er G. MoSCl1el CARMELITES Father L. Dunphy Faculty OF 155 X20 fo Qs ff? A ONE LORD 9,5 OF foxy 00 X A U, do ' 4, El 04, br A as W 2 Q fs Q ln' ,iw V 5 0 ,l 'Sf O OV 09 5? Ax 'rt-as XA Y Bon Voyage! Class of '62 -4 I' W 4 Q f 'fwfr 4 s w w 4 1 w :I ww, W. 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