St Augustine High School - Saintsman Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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ANTHONY BREGANTE Tony, lcnown better to all his his friends as Bergy, is one of the busiest men around the Patio. Besides being editor of the Augus' tinian he is co-editor of the annual, vice-presi- dent of the Student Body. member of the Glee Club and Drama Club, and also a char- ter member of the newly organized Bowling League, just to mention a few things. As editor of the school paper Bergy has quite a time around the end of each month when he madly collects articles to be sent to the printer. lt is at this time that Bergy leaps into a peculiar sort of fit, common only to editors. These fits are usually brought on by a few simple words, l haven't finished my article yet. Besides doing a fine job as editor of the paper and being tied in with so many other activities, he is always Johnny-on-the-spot when it comes to promoting or supporting any form of social activity around school. Bergy is uncertain, as are many of his classmates, as to what he will be doing after graduation. Camera Club l Glee Club 3 Annual Staff 4 A.S.B. Vice-president 4 Editor of Augustinian 4 Coseditor of Annual 4 Catholic Action 3 Prom Committee 4 Commissioner of Publicity 4 Bowling Club 4 Drama Club 4 Glee Club 3, 4 St. Thomas More Club 4 Football 3, 4 B Basketball 2 Camera Club l DUDLEY BUZBY Four years ago, a lilceable chap entered our halls. Today he is a senior and during these four years he has won the friendship of all his classmates. Buz, as he is called by all his classmates, has for the last three years been a member of The Handsome Devil Club lhow he ever got in-oh well, you should see the rest of the membersl. His favorite lilces are working at the post- office, going out with Louise, his steady, at- tending meetings of the H.D.C.. and going to a certain Sorority House in Los Angeles. Buz, besides being a handsome dog, is also gifted with a fine sense of humor. Every now and then he will let a cool remarlc flow from his mouth and send the class into an up- roar and himself to Father Glynn. lf the army does not get him, he intends to go to St. Mary's College. Here is wishing a happy and successful tuture to a gentleman, scholar and sportsman.

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Football Manager 4 Basketball I Varsity A Club 4 R.O.T.C. I Aeronautic I Sodality 2 Altar Boy I Annual Staff 4 Augustinian Staff 4 JOHN BRADY Jaclc, the answer to every teacher's dream, has combined within himself an overabun- dance of intellectual and athletic ability. There has been very few, if any, social activi- ties or sports around the Patio which has not felt the powerful influence of this four-year man. JacIc's popularity has won for him many school offices during his stay at Saints. Be- sides his duties as President of the Student Body, co-editor of the annual and news editor of the school paper, to mention only a few of his many activities, Jack has found time to go out for almost every sport held at the school. Jack has joined the ranks of the many Senator Claghorne followers to malce the School Seem like a southern madhouse. We at Saints are quite confident that Jaclc, with his sparlcling character and winning personality combined with his many abilities, mill succeed in anything he undertakes in later r e. BILL IBOUCHARD There's one in every class and the class of '46 is no exception. Bill Bouchard the wit or according to Father Aherne the half-wit has come to be Icnown as one of the most care- free, happy-go-Iuclcy characters around the Patio. In his four years at Saints, Bill has shown an undying school spirit which has made him all the more popular with his fellow students. I'Ie is an enthusiastic supporter of all social events and is always willing to lend a helping hand whenever needed. Life has not always been gay for Bill though. One gloomy morning he appeared in the Patio without his usual cheerfulness. Yes, it had happened, the very thing that Bill had dreaded for months, the thought of which had cost him many sleepless nights. lYes. it nad happened and he had to face it.l His girl had gone baclc to Arlcansas. But, Bill, not being one to fret and worry over a long period of time, has long since recovered from the harsh blow dealt to him by life, A.S.B. President 4 A.S.B. Secretary 3 Class President 3 Student Council I, 2 Augustinian Staff I, 2, 3, 4 Annual Co-editor 4 Varsity A Club 2, 3, 4 Catholic Action 3 Boys' State Delegate 3 Prom Committee 4 Football 2, 3, 4 A Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Student Congress Delegate 4

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Annual Statt 4 R.O.T.C. I Aero Club I JIM COSTELLO Jim is one whose kind disposition and tacetious words make us wish that his stay here with us were longer, Hardly a day goes by that Jim does not send the class into an uproar at the expense ot the Solid Geometry teacher lwho promptly floors him on his knees, that isl. Jim, like his brother betore him, is an ardent supporter of good old Nebraska lor is it Oklahomal. Well, it's one ot those smaller states. Almost every day atter school he can be seen playing basketball Ihis tavorite sportl with the Fins. They torm the nucleus ot the St. Didicus basketball team. It after playing a game against them you are still in one piece-you are lucky son, lucky. Although he is not one ot the best players in the school, he is one ot the tightingest. With such spirit and energy as you pos- sess, Jim, we know that there will be no detours on your lite's road. CHARLES CAWTHOIN ln every graduating class there are a few seen-but-not-heard fellows, and in this present class, Charlie is one ot them. His dignity has gained tor him the comradeship ot each and every member ot his class. Charlie's at- tendance at the school activities shows that he has what it takes as tar as school spirit goes. Being a tour-year man around the Patio, he has become attached to his alma mater, as any student who has any interest in his school should: and has manifested this interest openly. The reason tor his being chosen to do the work on the cover ot this yearbook is quite evident, tor Charlie has a very steady and exacting hand, which may in the tuture bring him to the threshold of success, his ingenuity carrying him the rest of the way up the long, hard road. A bright and prosperous tuture lies ahead ot Charles Caw- thon and those who have had the pleasure to know him are sure he will make the grade. B Basketball 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Catholic Action 3 Augustinian Staff 3 Altar Boys 4