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

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2 Martin Jennings A handy man on the hard- wood court, Marty played one year each of C, B, and varsity basketball besides two years of interclass and being in the CSF for one year. He hopes to become an F.B.I. agent after attending St. Mary's. James Jones Another motorcycle enthu- siast, Jim has fourteen tro- phies to prove his skill. He played four years of interclass and belonged to the CSF for one year. The rumble of his engine and the smoke from his exhaust will be noticed around Sacramento State next year Duane Junker A year of interclass and a position in the Brother Be- nilde Vocation Club have helped make Duane's stay at CB an enjoyable one. A popu- lar man of the boarding de- partment, his plans for the fu- ture are still uncertain. James Karver Coming to Brothers in the eighth grade, -jim has played four years of interclass, par- ticipated in the crafts club, and took part in the BBVC and gymnastics. College and accounting will occupy his time in the future. Thomas Kearney An extremely active mem- ber of his class, Tom, alias Rex but no relation to the wonder dog, has been secre- tary of his sophomore class, played four years of varsity tennis, and four years of in- terclass as well as being fea- ture editor of the Gael News- paper. He will take up law at Stanford. John Keating One of.the more studious lads, jack' has held a member- ship in the CSF, Benilde Club as president, sodality, and was associate editor of the Gael Yearbook as well as being student body treasurer and secretary-treasurer of his jun- ior class. The Pepsodent Kid plans to take up dentistry at Stanford. Dennis Kehoe A jovial personality and good natured charm have helped distinguish Dennis as a popular fellow. He has played a year of B team foot- ball and two years of inter- class sports. Undecided on a specific occupation, he will attend either St. Mary's or Santa Clara. Robert Kirrene Well known at Brothers for his easy going manner, Bob has taken part in inter- class, played C basketball, was it Brother Benilde Vocation Club member, and vice presi- dent of his sophomore class. After graduating he will at- tend Sacramento State College and major in Business Ad- ministration. 3 5-n if 1:57

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T3 4-ng wld iff' S-df '-maui' Gary Guild The six years spent around Brothers have been active ones for Gary, who played a year of B basketball and a year of varsity, and belonged to the BBVC, and the crafts club. After leaving here he will go to San Francisco State and study music in order to give Liberace competition. John Hamilton Three years of interclass and gymnastics, as well as participation in the Brother Benilde Vocation Club and arts and crafts, have helped keep john active in his stay at Brothers. A man of the soil at heart, he will attend UC. at Davis for agricultural training. Ralph Hanley The immovable Object pictured here has one year of B football and three years of varsity to his record. Sergeant- at-arms of his senior class, Ralph has enjoyed his stay at CB as a boarder. He hopes to take up dentistry at Stanford. Gerald Hansen A big man on the campus, jerry spent his spare time being a Master of Ceremonies in Sho' Biz', and attended to his duties as a student council representative and member of the Benilde Club. Sacramento junior College will see him studying aeronautical engi- neering next semester. Richard Hardmeyer We do not know if his black leather jacket has an eagle on the back, but the Wild One has six motor- cycle trophies in his showcase. Also, Rich played four years of interclass and took part in gymnastics. A keen eye, he would like to enter the sur- veying field. William Hayes Bill, who probably received a terrible electric shock when he was very small, has been a member of the radio club for two and one-half years and has his ham operators license. A strange quirk of fate has made him want- to take up, of all things, Elec- tronics at Salinas junior Col- lege of Technology. Flurry Healy Seven well spent years with the Brothers have helped Flurry keep busy with activi- ties including two years of B team track, .A year each of glee club and BBVC, as well as four years of interclass. Witli no definite plans for the fu- ture, he will attend college. James Herzog An exceptionally witty lad, jim spent his time at CBS playing interclass and be- longed to the Benilde Club. A Private First Class in the Marine Reserve, he plans on entering active service after a stay at Sacramento C. 'Y Q-of hr 'J'

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,1' sd 'QW' QW if John Lane A handy man in the art of self defense. john won the best bout award in the annual boxing show as a junior. He played three years of varsity football and was a two year member of the sodality. A future in flying are his hopes after graduating. Timothy Leahy A true Gael, even in fam- ily background, Tim has been a member of the radio and speech club. He also has had the call to the field of engi- neering, which he will take up after going to Cal Tech. Garrett Lemmon A versatile athlete, Gary has quite an amazing record, which includes three years of varsity football and one year of B team, as well as two years of B baseball, one year of golf, and four years of in- terclass sports. After complet- ing a college education, he will turn to selling automo- biles. William Limeberger A well rounded senior, Bill has played two years of var- sity football, one year of bas- ketball, and held the position of president of his senior class. Still uncertain of the future, Bill will attend Sacra- mento J. C. George Lotz Sporting a seemingly eter- nal smile, George has been very popular among his class- mates. He played a year each of C and B basketball, as well as two years of varsity. Al- ways interested in sports, he plans to take up physical edu- cation at Sacramento State. Michael Lynch A member of the track and B football teams for a year, Mike also kept busy by play- ing interclass and by being a reporter for the Gael News- paper. Next September he will travel to Davis to take up Veterinary Medicine. Terry-David Mahlman Terry has been a member in the BBVC, the photogra- phy club, dramatics, and crafts. Another man of the soil, he will enter the field of agriculture at Davis. Mark Margetts Big Mark has proved himself to be an asset to CBS on the gridiron, playing one year of B and two years of varsity football. He has also played four years of inter- class and has been a member of the radio club. The U. S. Air Force Academy will be his destination ,after gradua- tion. 'Hn-an