Christian Brothers High School - Gael Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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Pav gun! il Gerald Asher A four year man with the brothers, jerry participated actively in interclass and gymnastics for three years, while as a senior the office of class secretary-treasurer occupied his time. Upon grad- uation he will head for U. C. at Davis, Thomas Baker A resident student of four years, Tom has held the office of secretary-treasurer in the b o a r d i n g department and president of the altar boy so- ciety. Elsewhere in school he has taken part in interclass, held a membership in the Legion of Mary for two years, was in fhe cast of Sho' Bizf He plans to attend Davis and take up ranching. Frankland Banks One of the popular mem- bers of the senior class, Frank has participated actively in school affairsg belonging to the CSF. l-le hopes to attend St. Mary's College in the Fall. Paul Barsotti Both athletically and scho- lastically inclined, this in- spiring fellow played foot- ball as a sophomore and var- sity as a junior and senior besides three years of inter- class and a membership in the CSF as a sophomore, Palil plans to take up Civil Engi- neering at Georgia Tech. Ronald Belke An active member in stu- dent affairs, Ron has en- gaged in four years of inter- class, played C. basketball in his freshman year, and varsity as a senior. A nature lover at heart, he will take up Wiltl Life Conservation at Davis Agricultural College. William Benner Hailing from the biggest little city in the world, Bill has boarded at Brothers for four years and has been treas- urer in the resident student government, a member of the Legion of Mary, and the crafts club, as well as playing three years of interclass. He plans to take up farming after a stay at the University of Nevada. Val Bertoni A well known face around Brothers hallowed halls, jim has participated with notice- able energy in four years of interclass and radio and crafts club as a frosh, glee club as a sophomore, and dramatics as a senior. Sacramento j.C. will be his first stop after graduation. Michael Brooks This softspoken lad has spent four years at Brothers where he played B football in his junior year and was on the track team as a soph- omore, while also taking part in interclass and being ser- geant-at-arms of his freshman class. Plans for the future are still uncertain.

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Sidney Carpenter Sid, who came to Brothers in his senior year, quickly found a place among his fellow students. An active participant in school affairs, he hopes to attend St. Mary's after graduation. Luis Castrillo Louis came to the U. S. from Nicuagra in his junior year without knowing a word of English, and even with this hindrance achieved ICC- ommending grades. Two years of interclass and singing in the glee club have helped to occupy his time. After grad- uation he hopes to assume management of his fathers coffee plantation. Robert Colbert An athletic member of the student body, Bob has played two years of B team football and two years of varsity, as well as two years of varsity basketball and belonging to the Block CB. He has no def- inite plans after graduating except to attend St. Mary's College. James Conlan A B team football member as a soph, jim quit the grid- iron to let his finer talents shine forth. He was staff ar- tist for the Gael Newspaper as a junior and the Gael Year- book as a senior. Oddly enough, his plans for the fu- ture are in the field of Com- mercial Art. Jerome Conlan A six year man around the campus, artistically inclined Jerome was co-art editor of the l955 Gael Yearbook and a member of the speech club for two years. He placed third in the Northern Cal. Forensic Speech Contest. He plans to assault the field of Liberal Arts after graduation. Mervin Conlan While at Brothers, Merv has been very active. As a sophomore and junior, he par- ticipated in dramatics, speech and debate, and glee club. Co-art editor of the 1955 Gael Yearbook, he has also been in journalism, library the YCS and Benilde clubs. Next semester he intends to enter into Business Adminis- tration at St. Marys. lerold Cooke A ten year, day student at Brothers, jerry has held one of the most outstanding ath- letic records in the history of CBS. This includes varsity let- ters in baseball, football, and track for three consecutive years and B letters in the same for one year. Two years all-city and all-conference and recipient of the 1956 Home- coming Day trophy are three of his many awards. His offices include three years class president and student body secretary and sergeant- at-arms. He plans an athletic career. George Darling Georgie, secretary - treas- urer of his senior class, has also been an active member of the Brother Benilde Vo- cation Club for four years. the Legion of Mary, and the radio club three years. In the cast of Sho' Biz', his plan for the future is to be an English teacher after attending Sac- ramento State College.