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

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l VO' 5, K , R it Louis Procopio A well rounded athlete, Louis has been a member of the B football, basketball, and track teams for two, one, and three years respectively. He also played a year of varsity football and belonged to the BBVC. He was a member of the Sho' Biz' cast. After leav- ing CBS, Louis will study architecture at Santa Clara. jack Pugh A popular man around the campus, jack has played in- terclass, been manager of the football team as a freshman, and was sports editor of the Gael Newspaper as a senior. After attending Sacramento State, Jack will turn his ef- forts toward a career of radio announcing. Wayne Rader The biggest little man around the school, he has found a home with the Broth- ers in the past four years. Wiiyne has played interclass sports, and been a member of the crafts and radio clubs. He hopes to complete Santa Clara before, as he puts it, My draftboard finds me. Paul Reaume Certainly familiar to all around the school, especially the boarders, Frenchy has been a resident student all of the two years he has spent at Brothers. Patil hopes to take up drafting, but has yet to decide on a college. Leo Riffle Another of the select few who hails from the little me- tropolis of Reno, Leo has been a member of the ski club as a freshman and he worked in the library for two years. After completing courses at the University of Nevada, he plans to take up ranching. Gerald Risse Jerry has played two years of B team football, as well as two years of varsity. He also participated actively in inter- class sports, and was a mem- ber of the YCS. Like many he hopes to enter the field of engineering, but he has no definite college in mind. Timothy Roche A classic example of humil- ity, Tim has won many friends during his stay at CBS. He has taken part in interclass sports all of his four years. After graduation, he plans to attend Sacramento J. C. Kenneth Sanchez Ken, certainly a well liked senior, has played a year of freshman baseball and a year of B team. Having no im- mediate plans for a future occupation, Ken will attend Sacramento C. iii fi 5-I eff

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'Q97 James McCormack The Kat has spent four years at Christian Brothers and while here he spent the same amount of time partici- pating in interclass sports. A consistent member of the honor roll, jim plans to study engineering next year at Santa Clara. Robert Neves A football player of some ability, Bob has played three years of varsity, and one year of B, as well as taking part in interclass for four years, and track for three years. Bob was also a member of the sodality. He hopes to rake up farming after attending Oregon State. Gerald Nevis jerry has spent his time at CBS playing four years of in- terclass and taking part in the crafts club as a freshman. His plans for the future are un- certain. Philip Olsen Taking part in many activi- ties during his four year stay, Phil has been on the track team, played interclass, and belonged to the BBVC as well as the crafts club. After finishing his courses at Amer- ican River JC, he will go into business. Philip Parker A good natured and well liked senior, Phil has held membership in the radio club, and was in the cast of The Caine Mutiny Court Martial. With no definite plans for a future occupation, he would like to attend St. Mary's. Robert Perry A man of many talents, Bob has occupied his spare time playing interclass sports for all his years spent at Brothers. He also played B baseball as a sophomore. The teaching profession will be his aim after the completion of his courses at Sacramento State. Donald Pesavento Don, who was a member of both the varsity football and baseball teams for the last three years and B teams as a freshman, has proved very popular among his fellow stu- dents. He also took part in interclass competition and was president of his junior class. After attending Sacra- mento JC, Don will take up Criminology. Robert Proaps Extremely active in many extra-curricular activities, Bob has kept busy playing inter- class, belonging to the BBVC, being associate editor of the Gael Yearbook, and Speech Club. He also took part in Dramatics and the radio club as well as being sergeant-at- arms of his junior class, and secretary-treasurer of his sen- ior class. A good man with the written word, he will take up advertising at 'Sl Mary's. .. '13 -R7 and

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Marvin Scharosch Marv, an ardent track fan, has two B team letters in the sport. He also has played in- terclass and held a member- ship in the BBVC. Marv's fu- ture plan is to attend Sacra- mento State. David Schiele Another popular member of the senior class, Dave has played two years of interclass sports and taken part, with noticeable energy, in gymnas- tics. His plans for the future are still uncertain. Gerald Schmidgall A two year member of the varsity football team, Jerry has also played baseball and basketball, as well as being SCI'gC21HI-LII-HFIIWS of his junior class. He plans to enter the field of electrical engineering at Cal. Tech. Byron Schnetz Quite a man on the hard- wood court, Byron has played three years of basketball and four years of interclass. He was sergeant-at-arms of his junior class. He plans to at- tend St. Mary's after gradua- tion. Robert Schnetz Robert has played two years of varsity basketball, and two years of track. During his jun- ior year he held the office of student body secretary. After graduating he plans to attend St. Mary's College. James Si gl Certainly a Well liked man among the student body, Jim has taken part in one year of track and gymnastics. His plans for the future are still uncertain. john Si gl John has taken part in C and D basketball, and a se- mester of gymnastics as a freshman. After his gradua- tion, he hopes to work for the state. Joseph Silva A familiar figure of the Silva clan, joe has managed the B baseball team and played four years of interclass, as well as being in the glee and radio clubs. His plans for the immediate future are to en- roll at Sacramento State.