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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

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Cha cb-- i .Qu .L ff' ills, qu- 'T Jose Ouano John Pelka James Pianka it-1-g',7'f 1--.f' Pvler Pivrolri Michael Prutzman Michael Radovirh I James Rawlings Daniel Reis Robert Renteria Frank Santana Adolph Rodriguez David Romer Mark S chm ersal Gregory Schulte C ff 'hkt iw Timonth y Scott Ricardo Senior E varisto Serra to Qt -cf' Patrick S eymuur Matthew Smith James Shaulex Kenneth Simpson Philip Smith David Somerx 'E S James Stevens Richard Stewart Steven S tinchcamb 1 'QF' Wiifm ' 1 Q, . . . THE I969 SAIN TSMAN DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF SENATOR ROBERT F. KENNEDY E 1925-1968 M? , Q? Li W 15. wt, -r E18 1 v s ,S - 3 fu K' 4 v , .g V1 . w..Lww iv W v i?s?fFh Q L, 4 Qi g PW L ,M P' Wk? N: ww Y ig' Q x X.,x. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . x w x V -.. V -. Y ..... Y .. Y President: Danny Reis Treasurer: Larry Eiswald 'lin 'iiuu....- .L tt. 4255: l mul' Vice President: Steve Lingcs sw. Secretary: Simon Mayeski -vt' John Adams Patrick Allen Carl Bautista Patrick Beraud Robert Berthelote sz Jerry Arnold Leland Baldwin -Ti ff' Junior Orientation 'QT Steve Bouchard Charles Bowers Patrick Boyd Kyle Brooks 20 vs. Victor Bustos William Burgoyne James Byrne Joe Cabrera Hector Camacho Jesus Camacho W- X 4-1 Q-...-.. f James Carry gg ? J lr Leo Cauchon Tim Caulder Kevin Chambers Michael Chastang 21 lf:- Wilford Cobb Michael Crow KD Michael Darcy Thomas Davis Vw? Pal Collins Oscar Cordova Emery Crile John D'Aquisto wa., i. f if if But they didn'l have scotchf Thomas Davies A-s wig. 3 5 .f David DeCelles Thomas Devlin John Dvbwnsky 22 1 James Donoghue Thomas Dorsey Steve Echaves Mike Ereneta an George Evans Fernando Fernandez 1 its I What do you mean by a passing interest? Michel Fradet John Gallagher K x ,I Ax s x X Q Q-Q.. Donald Gallon Kielh Gaudelle Robert Gaughen Marlin Giandoni 23 Thaddeus Giotta Ken Goebel Richard Goldkamp Dave Gonzales Jin, . ui:-9' Luns Gonzales Harvey Gordon a 1 7 rf ff 1 What is a freshman? Don Green Mark Hameister Robert Hidalgo Glen Heibing Joel Hernandez 24 . ,. -x '-sg. Q, A x I used to be a good little boy. too, Bill Jaekcl Claude Janowicz Daniel Jansen Andrew Johnson Paul Johnson ,fix 708 Chris Kinsel Frank Kloberdanz V e 5? , , l Mark Lambert James Langland Larry Laloure Mike Lehmann 25 'Vx Nicholas Leto Frank Levett Frank Loomis Joseph Leyba Rodney Lorang Adolph Machulak Steve Maquire .lack Mannix ,aw Antony Marlin Alfred Mar .lip Frank Martinez Robert Martinez 26 Ill only had my healthf und her dog's numc was Spot. GQ 4. J V , If . If Robert Martinez Dennis McDevitt James McNerncy David Mcucock 5- Jumcs Minos R' Gary Monahan tl A 'L' George Moore James Moore f '15 N X A.. W 1 Luwrcncc Mummu Anthony Nuvarru John Ng 27 3-7 in 'Q' N Mzxrk Nowuskcy Ismael Orara Manuel Ortia Paul Pacior Zachary Peck or X' A M SSS p ,, Lg For ,753 Jeff Peters Kevin Petitte F? ,A 3 'N William Pollock Mario Quinones 3.7 Mario Recchia Ronald Redondo Thomas Renteria Gerald Rey 28 Is it true you have everything? 'E ff ni 'Q -iw , Antony Rocci Dennis Rodriquez Quentin Rosas Richard RUSSCI Jose Santana Andrew Scala Z1 906 in '1 .., 5 ,..e ' I see You. Robert Schmidt Jeffery Senden Michael Shaw John Shea Richard Sisterson Paul Smith 29 Tom Smith Dwight Smith John Smitty RiChard Sneddon Ztithtiry Someri John Stephenson . S, i 'W' i WhatTruck'? Michael Stern Frank Suggett Albert Tumayo Joseph Taylor Chfi5 Tilley 30 E . Q r l :ww 4 .9 A 55 n..m..f.. ,wt , .,, 1--Q L 3U ' 'K 'R Michael Torres Ed Vansluger Manuel Virissimo Richard Virissimo 'Us -L. Ou-.4 Nu Donald Wahl Philip Zelechoski 'T .lay Warren Roy Weber wr- .lames Wilkins Jesse Wilson Daniel Ybarra Kim Yourczek 31 I CTUNIO JUNIGR CLASS OFFICERS President: Zach Peck Vice President: Jack Mannix Treasurer: Paul Pacier Secretary: Emery Crite 33 Jose Alonzo Thomas Applegate Steven Arsulich James Arthur iv, X... Y Gary Armstrong Marck Bailey ' ,1.,,, Assam, Peter BaliSlriCl'i Sophomore Orientation mga p J il, it Frank Barrack John Bartman Charles Bayles Gilbert Bendixen 34 Dennis Buchanan -1 . .., -.A N 2 Bruce Bulcao Charles Cacho Leonard Carney Q , Thomas Carter 95. 'UN ,,.1 , .-,J , , Luis Casillas Michael Celeste Ronald Cepeda Anthony Cervantes Daniel Clark Gregory Clark 35 Michael Collier Daniel Crotly .lose De Lu Cruz Sal De Maria Ralph Di Bernardo W' . f , John Dobyns James Donnelly 5 'h...f' Y L wi' Steven Dampier Brian Davis ...Auld Steven Du be Gary Dutru 36 li '-n L I 1 N.. '! l r TQ? .,::. t F ' 3, gf' David Evangelou Ricky Fall f W . 5- Joseph Geddis Frank George 37 Steven Fisher Kevin Franc l Michael Gannon Richard Garcia Dennis Gullra Willie Gibson Steven Goebel Luis GOIIZHICZ Louis Greco Douglas Green Phillip Green 50-Q 2 iw. Bernard Grisel Edward Guzik Are we kidding? Mark Habina ......- James Helton David Hemus Emlow Hcnry Robert Hery 38 4 Gerald Hunter Monte Jackson David Johnson Daniel Jones - 1 'p r- Q ' F 5 Q--W MN-1 Mark Kusmer ' M T .5 r 4 , Lf if .:'e:'.1 ,M ,rn .Q- P Avid participation in discussions. Robert Kenniston James Kevane '? ':S. Paul Knoll Michael Koch Thomas Kokinis 39 gil. Q . 4-.X Mario Lopez Michael Lopez an-., Joseph M uhoney JHQN. gr-in Alfred Malouf Michael Marlin del Campo CIM,-an Brian McColl Robert Lopez Patrick Lowery ,,...-v--1 ,..... Daniel MCGillicuddy james Mcllraith 40 41' Kevin Mclver Stephen Meacock Frederick Meagher Felix Meza i Ronald Milner David Mitchell Black power editor at work. Chl'iSl0phCl' Montoya Paul Moore Michael Moquin Valdemar Moreno DOUgl2S lVlOrCy 4l 9 Ang 'haw William Mowrcy .uf Q . '41 . David Munoz Willie Nathan Charles Nieters .lcsus Ochoa Fernando Pacheco fr . l ,,, bx -'.,,, a Thomas Payne ,pa--. is ns.- GT N Nm...- gnu... w...- Michael Pcrronc Francis Perry John Peters Michael Picard 42 lv' James Proctor Robert Prutzman Nicholas Radovich Salvador Rangcl of Tv kv. f 1 if iff jx.x!l- he 1- vi ' v RAMELQT- T , xv. P., - x. tt 1.l ,- is-avi 1 J.. X. . we NJ ke 3 dk s :Nu Q Q . a . fx of Q Nothing to smile about. 1.35 5'-s Rohcrl Rcck Curtis Record Caesar Rcnteriu James Riley Charles Rinck Rohcrt Rios Thomas Ritz Jesse Robles William Rodriguez Peter Rooney Mario Rosas Michael Ryan Howard Salas 155' James Sanders -....,- ,W . '---.. '----.N ,www aww al- M51 f - kwtvg- its-.M Pat Sammon Where are all the Juniors? Anthony Santos William Schearing Sergei Scnoff 44 ,ellis Joaquin Serrato Lawrence Shaules James Shaw John Shevlin Joaquin Silveira Ronald Smedley Which is the lesser of2 evils? Philip Souza Rodney Spence Daniel Stanley Robert Stanley David Stinchcomb 45 John Suggctt George Thing Patrick Tilley Patrick Tormey Y, William Turk Robert Tweed Same to you, buddy Julian Valdez av- ffi 'er--K Paul Valdez David Villarino Anthony Virissimo Steven Volz 46 lllllllllfllf 3 W So then she said . . . ' '-sgjrig 'lt Tom Waldron Fred Weber Daniel Wilkins Harold Williams , if gg have '55 i 2 ' n J Y-fy .' Y - , r r is g 'ii Q ' it ' John Wilson X K z' -'I . V -...' - K , f 'wf 'L A, K gh ' lf' ll -rs. -1, Ek Michael Woosley Jeffery Wright Ronald Wri le James Yeatts Curtis Young Thomas Young S Y 47 ' 1 A Q , we 42 in : WEN 'S f M 1141- - ii - 1 i ff A E. 7 ii. ' L - l X L fe f. .N I X .f.f Q SCJPHOIVIORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice President: Pete Rooney ,L-. l Secretary: Jesse Ochoa Treasurer: Dennis Buchanan 49 iss 'bf Henry Adams Michael Ambrose Gary Anderberg Mark Anderson Dave Applegate Keith August Joel Bacaycay MiCl1aCl Buktir Michael Baksh Gregory Balvin Kevan Banton 50 The beginning of tradition. 'IZ I ' gf i James Batista Frank Batliste James Becker William Benson 'Wh In -ps -ng, l iv' William Bcrgin Mark Bells Recruit training Richard Blaisdell QE' Marvin Bohart Thomas Boyd Thomas Briskey David Brill 51 Arthur Brown Paul Bruce Richard Burns .Iohn Byrom Dana Capossere Michael Capossere I . :Q , E Matthew Carr tially? 56 4 The foe advances from behind Put Casey Joseph Cave Christopher Chacon Brian Chambers 52 Frederick Cisterna Joel Clark Christopher Cordua Gary Crime H '41 k 'tn Thomas Cudal Only because l'm hungry! Carlos Cuevas Lupe Curie! 'Uk in-5 , Mark Curiel Robert Dean Stephen DeCelles Gregory Decb 53 K ,441 'ltvwrx W Paul Derenthal Steven Diaz Scott Dries Brian Drummy Steven Dudley 35: is Wbfy And we did. David Duncan Mark Eagan Qi' 'U 7v Ernest Echuvcs James Elliifll Jlimf-'TS ElliS0r'l Stephen Esmedinu 54 K wus, A Marcus Fisher Charles Flower gTYfR'dfr:'i'.f,. , l , Fx ' 2 -2 np, 90 0-ng .HN il 2' gi 2 ,X -s ' 1 Y , J 0 U F 'A x F 1 .- S pk isa- in ,vi fwmgsatx i,,...,w.L.- 'Q Mk ' 4 . ,- Richard Gauthier David George 55 Q 1 'Q Paul Francis Patrick Frcese Rano Freeman Ramon Garcia Frank Gaston 'fu if 1 49? Robert George M2ll'i0 Ghio Matthew Giacalone Kevin Giotta Paul Herrera Thomas Humphrey Mario lsztbella James Johnston Isaac Hill iii Christopher Jones James Joyner Michael Karlson Cary Kellems 56 mv if Jose Kelly Martin Kellough Gregory Kinsel Jumcs Kirk :IWW . -gy' Scott l,uhudic o r w , X Lf-rx Mario Labarinto John Luhmunn 5 Q G+- -qs, s... Charles Luloru George Lcul Barry Ledford .lohn Locklur 57 -Ca s Joseph Lograsso Joseph Loomis Philip Lorang James Lothian p p ','fl?ff' ,gt'Tf'iiL' ' WQJ-if, gg, ,1 . A .e Gregory Lucero Q ' , Joseph Lucero David Marlin Charles Murlincf Frank Martinez Glenn Martinson Lawrence Mascari 58 Why is he writing on his blazer? 1 nf. Michael Mascuri Steven Muscuri Paul Mayeski VlnCCHl Mllyllcld 'Qu -.... . ...- William McCanna Michael McDonald 41' nor snow will keep Steve from class. Robert Mclver Abs. Ol-.-.. Gary Meagher Richard Mgding Steven Micheli Bruce Miller 59 Richurd Milner Peter Mitsopoulos Michael Moody William Moquin Pclcr Navarre: Brian Newell John Negrele ST AL ' '!ff,:x,xg5aiu U 1 Qi' ' vw E3i3li?'Ef.i' fawl .Ki 5 -Uwtiii? 4 Ei.-L? wr is rnswu The great pumpkin? L... as-9 'lui Michael Ouano Murk Nizic Richard O'Donncll James Ohura 60 Rogerio Perez Mark Perrone .M hi zf. :d ur K X,1. - ggi' S Qizgkix ,gr ,N Q i he-fi I .vgxqiw .sf Air mig- i ry Q 'lf .ig-1 f ' ,-2 :J .W gy . is X i ' E Why did you do it, coach? f- X James Rayfield Gary Reinke 61 Michael Phillips james Picard Jose Presa Carlos Quevedo Carlos Ramirez Timothy Richwine Calvin RiCkS Gregory Ricks Andres Rios Ronald Rocci Gonzalo Rodriguez Ronald Rodrigues ,311 7. David Romeo John Russell l wmv? , 3 Ronnie Sanders Philip Scoui Jose Serralo Joseph Shaw 62 Who took my banana? 1' if-ff' 8 Dt1nielShz1wlcr Walter Shiclds Edward Simons Joseph Simpson f-. is-24 ' gas, Ka Ross Sinclair Roland Singleton Vinton on the loose. Vincent Sisson ,!' NA 'isa 'Su Brian Sistcrson David Smith Douglas Smith Raymond Stunlcy 63 John Taylor David Terhaar Peter Tortora Donald Trammell J, Sw ' I Benedicto Tulao Vincent Uhde Lawrence Urbonus Fall down and adore me ' 1 Joseph Ulschig Roberto Verdugo Joseph Villegus Kurt Vozely 64 ,re U -fs!!! F l Eugene Wahl Stephen White James Whitfield Stephen Whiting Ronald Wilson Jamie Woodworth James Wyly Samuel Ybarra .4'l N .ns Stanley Yodz Dale Young Douglas Young Thomas Youngers 65 FRE' 1 -n-. HM E N -- yi' S-FY QQll:'3g?1 ' i-Q. ,Q 5 , 3 5145: ' ,- AA -Q! ' , .iw.wsf1wf 9 FRESHIVIAN CLASS CFFICERS President: Hank Adams Vice President: Joe Loomis -x 'gi 'i . limi?-:ixifx R' Nl QF 2 ' ii 1 --S i. 3: XX 13 5 fi I 'W Z M Q 5 Treasurer: John Negrete Secretary: Mark Eagan 67 A.S.B. OFFICERS v X , M., 5 President: Tony Cutri Vice President: Al Ambort K QM.,-1' M.. ...N I in L ,.,.,:,, Secretary: Nick Leto Treasurer: Joe Taylor 68 Commissioner of Elections Commissioner of Athletics George Baranowski Nate Harris Secretary to theTreasurer Dennis Wahl K ' 7-HL.-- Fr. Gary Rye, moderator, and Dave Blanchfield, editor-in-chief. THE SAINTSIVIAN This edition of The Saintsman is the result of many hours of work by a very dedicated group of Saintsmen. Many new ideas and innovations were affected by editor-in-chief Dave Blanchfield. The pictures of the class of '69 were designed and arranged by senior editor Dominic Vitrano. The junior, sopho- more, and freshman sections were compiled by underclass editor .lim Wilkins. Dances, clubs, and the numerous aspects of campus life were organized by activities editor Tim Dunn. Simon Mayeski, sports editor, was responsible for the many athletic activities included in this annual. The photo- graphs in The Sainlsman were under the watchful eye of Karl Eklund, photography editor. Mod- erator for the yearbook was Fr. Gary Rye and assistants were Dennis Bergevin, Jim Fornaca, and Scott McColl. 70 r 'hu ff Photography editor: Karl Eklund Editors: KTOP L lo Rl Si Maycski, Dave Blanchficld, and Domi nic Vitrano. BOTTOM L lo R: Jim Wilkins and Tim Dunn. 45 ivfxat MQ Editors Tim Dunn and Dominic Vitrano working on senior layouts. 71 THE AUGUSTINIAN ! , Moderator Mr. J. Michael McDade and editor-in-chief Si Mayeski. The school newspaper was one of the most outstanding publications on campus this year. Un- der a new moderator, Mr. J. Michael McDade, the newspaper fulfilled its policy of providing fac- tual, up-to-date, and provocative news. Editor-in-chief Simon Mayeski, with the assistance of his associate editor, Tim Dunn, produced a quality newspaper that was the most prominent in the San Diego area. Sports editor, Gary Monahan, assisted by Dave Maloney, reviewed all the sports news in his very comprehensive and complete sports column. Activities editor, Dominic Vitrano, related the events and programs on campus. Tony DeSoto was this year's news editor and Dave Arredondo held the position of 'features editor. The many reporters must also be commended for their prompt and accurate articles which made this newspaper possible. I 72 Editorial staff L T0 R: Dominic Vitrano, Tim Dunn, Si Mayeski, Gary Monahan, Tony DeSoto, Karl Edlund. MISSING: Dave Arredondo. Reporters L TO R: Don Violette, Mike Darcy, Nick Leto, George Barnaowski, Jim Fornaca, Greg Schulte, John Gallagher, Joe DiBernardo, Don Howard. 73 L to R: Jim Stevens, Paul Blasinski, Mr. Bowman, Karl Eklund. TRADITION Saints' literary publication, Tradilion, was in full swing this year. The collection of poetry, essays, and short stories provided an outlet for the more creative talents of Saintsmen. Mr. John Bowman was again moderator and Karl Eklund was editor-in-chief. Assistant editor was Paul Blasinski who aided Eklund in the careful gleaning of the best works from the many entries. Staff assistants included Tim Dunn and Jim Stevens. 74 1+ J .fp y 4 L to R: Tim Chambers, Francine Boggio, Mr. Bowman, Dennis Wahl. BLACK FRIARS Saints' drama club, The Black Friars, presented Joseph Kesselring's comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace. Among the girls who performedin the play were F.rancine Boggio and Emilita Valdes of OLP and Ronnie Burkhalter from Rosary. Al Alongi of the class of '66 also appeared. Saintsmen who joined the Friars were Dennis Wahl, Tony Meierbachtol, Tim Dunn, Tim Chambers, Jim Pianka, Tom Ritz, Jim Shaules, Jim Proctor, and Tony DeSoto. Mr. John Bowman was moderator. L to R: T. Meierbachtol, D. Wahl, T. Chambers, and Francine Boggio. PLAY ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Abby Brewster ..... The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster .... Officer Brophy ..... Officer Klein ..... . Martha Brewster . . . Elaine Harper ...... Mortimer Brewster . Mr. Gibbs ......... Jonathan Brewster .... Dr. Einstein ...... Officer O'l-Iara . . . Mr. Witherspoon . . . by Joseph Kesselring directed by John Bowman 76 . . . .Ronnie Burkhalter . . . . . .Robert Moreno . .Alexander J. Alongi . . . . .James Shaules . . . .James Proctor . . . .Francine Boggio . . .Emilita Valdes ..... ...Dennis Wahl . . . . . . . .James Pianka Anthony Meierbachtol .... ..Timothy Dunn . . .Timothy Chambers . . . . .Anthony DeSoto BAND FOURTH ROW: L T0 R: Rocky Grisez, Ben Tulao, John Locklar, Jay Warren, Richard Sisterson, Dale Young, Scott Dries, Nate Harris. THIRD ROW L T0 R: Dan Shawler, Edward Simons, Dave Marfin, Arthur Brown, John Petka, Paul Blasinski, Pat Tilley, Marie LaBarinto. SECOND ROW L T0 R: John Peters, William Benson, Paul Mayeski, Michel Fradet, Mike Moody, Gil Bendien, Jesse Robles, David Terhaar. FIRST ROW L T0 R: Joel Bacaycay, James Elliott, Fred Meagher, Tom Dorsey, Charles Nieters, Ron Rocci, Sam Ybarra, Gary Crite. Drum major: Tony DeSoto. The band was truly representative of Saints' spirit this year. Again under the direction of Mr. Henry Frabotta, the band was outstanding in all its endeavors. Senior Tony DeSoto was drum major. Some of the many events in which the band participated were the many football halftimes, Mother Goose Parade, the Christmas Parade in La Jolla, the May Time Band Review, rallies, and a con- cert on open house. Saints' marching band in the Mardi Gras parade. 78 Band at practice before football season. Pep band provides spirit at basket ball game 79 CHESS CLUB w G v?iS sg K. gg ' t ghti L be u ii ' F .na -:-:A :st it ss Mme 2 f 'nm--tr X WATEIG i L T0 R: Jim Stevens. unknown. Steven Macheli, Ralph DiBernardo. and Brian Davis. Not present: Bob Moreno. This year's SACA, otherwise known by all as the St. Augustine Chess Associa- tion, had one of its most successful seasons. Being completely undefeated in match play was one of its outstanding characteristics. President was Jim Stevens, at first board, and vice president was Bob Moreno, moderator of the second board. 80 M- w-.W .W . .... ... W ,.. ..,,,,,,. is -H, fra A ,irc T 11, A BA CK ROWL T0 R: Dominic Vitrano, .lim Fornaca, Scott McColl, Meierbachtol. FRONT ROW L T0 R: Chuck Bauer, Jim Lang .lim Stevens, Pete Manno, Andy Brejnak, George Baranowski, land, Rod Lorang, Leo Cauchon, Brian Davis. DaveMaloney, Jim Pianka, Si Mayeski, Dennis Wahl, Tony IVIATH CLUB This year's math club was a very active group. Attending math field days at Occidental and San Diego State Colleges were highlights of this year's activities. In addition to these events, the math club staged the l0th annual Saint Augustine Math Field Day for parochial grammer schools. Eighth-graders from all over the county attended this successful program. OFFICERS: President, Simon Mayeski, Vice pfesident, Dominic Vitranog Secretary, George Baranowskig Treasurer, Dennis Wahl. 81 CSF Senior members L TO R: Dave Maloney, Dominic Vilruno, Dennis Wahl, Jim Fornaca, Tony Meierbachlol, Jim Stevens, Si Muyeski Jim Piunka. if if 159' J N, J i iw? ,Q e 'yi L gf' Underclass members L T0 R: Dennis Buchanan, Mike Crow, Dan Ybarra, Chuck Bower, Jim Langland. Jesse Wilson, Jack Mannix, Mike Shaw. 82 Y I President: Joe DiBernardo PEP CLUB This year's Pep Club became an outstanding organi- zation on campus. Under the guidance of co-moderators Mr. Michael Greenwald and Fr. Richard Smith, the club showed imagination and dedication. Many free weekends were spent at school in preparation for rallies and athletic games. The pep rallies exhibited marked originality as did the many banners and posters. The skits for the foot- ball rallies provided a consistant show of creative ideas and, for once, humor. One innovation was the participation of a faculty member, Mr. Greenwald. President of the Pep Club was Joe DiBernardo and special recognition must go to Kyle Brooks. 83 LETTERIVI EN 'S CLUB This year's Lettermen's Club was undoubtedly one of the most active in years. Under the leader- ship of president Tony Meierbachtol, vice president Leo Zofrea, secretary Bill Daron, and treasurer Al Ambort, the club sponsored dances, a new Pepsi machine in the coaches' office, and numerous social events with girls' clubs from other schools. Moderator Mr. Joseph DiTomaso enthusiastically encouraged the club to initiate these new ac- tivities and to become a more prominent campus organization. L T0 R: Al Ambort, Bill Daron, Leo Zofrea, Tony Meierbachtol ...-v ' SPIRITUAL An integral part of campus life at Saints is focused on the spiritual development of each Saintsman. He is presented with the opinions of many of the most prominent religious authorities and the moral and ethical teachings of the Church. It is then the duty of the suudent, under the guidance of his teachers, to accept or reject willingly and intelligently the re- ligious and moral outlook on life. On special occasions during the year, masses were cele- brated in the gym. Days of recollection were also held for the students, and a special marriage seminar for seniors was organized at the USD College for Women. 85 V w 9 i A S 0, parm gf 5 4 0 . '63, gg ,X ,yy vw. ' Q n was - .V A , . . ' .- .1 fjffff' Q A 5 Wmuuw W P ' fwmkfywi H 'X 1 N gi, Q 5: A if B , ,-N QV :ix H f i ?'v1 , . r1 wg ,,,, , G A . S . w my qw- 'X 4 6 sg A A',. Q , fm . his I - -fl A... f Q12 ' - Y ' vi-ii! iv .Q- ' ,,. swag 5 an Y ' 5 IQ kiwi l x Ai E .im A 3 wi K .. V . -, ni' z fungi W A fm. ffm A' if ' K, 1- U-3, 1 L Io R: Tim Chambers, Peter Balistreri, Ricky Stewart, Albert Ybarra, and Roy Weber. wx, t. 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Mx' X-f1 3 ,Me , 'E' Q' V .: g :yi '3 5:4 f' if U eiffa A .cz BOWLING CLUB TOP L T0 R: Bill Cobb, Phil Green, Fr. Griswald, Bob Kenniston, Don Green, Greg Sisson, Dan McGillicuddy, Don Trammell, Andy Brejnak. Ralph DiBernardo, Steve Arsulich, Dave Romeo. BOTTOM L T0 R: George Leal, Bruce Miller, Dave Smith, Mike Picard, Robert Dean, Pat Casey, Dale Young. F r. Griswald fires another one. A very active group of Saintsmen are the members of the Bowling Club. Meeting every Wednesday at Aztec Bowl, the teams exhibit expert skill and a compet- ative spirit. Top team for the first half of the bowling season was The Bummersf' Bob Kenniston held high score for the season. Other Saintsmen prominent in the club were Don Green and Andy Brejnak. STAGE CREW 13529 I 'HN 355551 L T0 R BACK ROW: Matt Carr, Woody Woodworth. MIDDLE ROW: Jamie Woodworth, Ken Simpson, Joe Bianki, Dave Maloney, Gil Bendixen, Chuck Nieters. BOTTOM: Dave Rotner, Charlie Cramer, and Tom Ritz. .f '1S?f'i ' e 5 The stage crew this year was responsible for the designing and construction of the scenery for the school's dramatic production. The complicated setting required some unique effects and props. Under the leadership of Dave Rotner, this crew of talented and imaginative Saintsmen staged a very professional pro- duction. l i l l L TO R TOP: R. Woodworth, D. Rotner, M. Carr, G. Bendixon, J. Woodworth, T. Ritz. L TO R BOTTOM: C. Cramer, K. Simpson. Cramer at work on sound system, Saints, audio-visual crew isa group of Saintsmen who are responsible for the sound and lighting systems for various school activities. Everything from athletic games, the school play, assemblies, to dances requires the work ofthe audio-visual men. The crew is lead by senior Charlie Cramer. PHOTGGRAPHY Photography was marked this year by new and pro- fessional techniques. Karl Eklund, as photography editor of The Saints- man and The Augusliniarz, provided the various publi- cations with a constant supply of photos of every school activity and function. Special recognition must go to Jerry Welch who was one of the chief contributors to the fine collection of photographs evident in this yearbook and the news- paper. The staff, moderated by Fr. Richard K. Smith, was greatly expanded this year to include a large number of underclassmen and a special photography class. Photography editor Karl Eklund at work in darkroom. 'J' rv I. T0 R: P. Farkas, A. Brown, J. Welch, J. Hernandez, P. Lorang, E. Simons. Missing: Peters, Micheli, Simpson. JUNIGR RED CROSS L m R: Marlin Giandoni, Jack Mannix, John Dobranski, Richard Sneddon, unknown, Paul Pacior, John Olszewski, lsmucl Oraru, Mr Willian McLaughlin. The Junior Red Cross chapter at Saints became involved in many activities this year. The Red Cross exists for the purpose of alleviating the suffering of others. Among the projects this year were a clothing drive for Hillcrest Receiving Home and a drive for membership and money. The money was used for the various activities. Moderator for the club was Mr. William T. McLaughlin and the officers were: President, Jack Dobranskig Vice president, Paul Paciorz and Secretary-Treasurer, Ismael Orara. 103 IVIOD SCHEDULE Seniors make use of free-time for group study. An innovation for seniors and juniors this year was the introduction of the modular scheduling system. This system, which breaks the school day into 30 minute lectures and 60 to 90 minute small group sessions, allows the students to become acquainted with a college-type atmosphere. The student has more time to discuss subjects in depth and to become active as an individual rather than just as a member of another class. It gives the students an opportunity to help each other and to share ideas and knowledge. It was met with general favor by the students and acknowl- edged as a great success. lO4 Fr, Mahedy holding attention ofseniors in a lecture. Pat makes use of his free mods for independent study. I I, ,, ZOOTH ANNIVERSARY SAN DIEGG 106 .fa in -Q 4 1 l ugb 'D . A N 00 When Horace Greeley said, Go west, young man, San Diego was already a mov- ing and growing city. Having started from the small Indian mission of Father .lunipero Ser- ra, it grew, though not without its setbacks, into what is now a modern community. Since its first days under the Spanish lords, San Diego has experienced a history as few cities have known. From Indian massacres, Spanish ranchos, international exhibitions, to a city threatened by foreign invasion, San Diego has known moments of golden prosperity and vir- tual extinction. Through the years, San Diego has learned the value of progressive thought tempered with cautious patience and has nev- er forgotten the heritage and culture left by its founders. Nowhere in these United States can any city boast the beauty, culture, and prog- ress found in this one city of San Diego. St. Augustine High School congratulates San Diego and wishes it many more years of growth and prosperity. N. vm J . ,, 1, T X QA wikis One ol' Bonny's Boys works in pastels. The art course has rapidly become one ofthe favorite classes at Saints. l i l wwf' ART CLASS Wx .X ww, wa., ACTIUITIES ,7,f5:,,:b 11 3 . ...X.y3gi.Q. x ,- -. 'ig -swf if . .f . S X iv 1 1 f X . xm,. N it 'rigs-iv Q Sm-an ,1 ,F y -Q' 3,533 Lx N Q 35355, I ,.xa . V Q X1 33 e 9..' x . 1 w bb -.kgs 5 b x 4 . P 1' NZ N D h in v if. 3 lm x X X Q 1 l' gi ,pr 5 3 , ,A-nw'w' ,,,.-Aw 4 'Q r '+ 'v--1-.F-.w......,. ...W Mme'-W X 0 . as 1 'Y-T . -mx. ,i , lj 4 'K .ml 1 fV . Lfaxx D I , I E 1. 1 ii , U a Y 1 A i, 'w 'am. -D , - .-.v---use-1' , .-rv-'W -pf 4 -'4--W, 4, ,W MF 'Mm .Q K -1 X, f. f . K 15 5 ,L 'why ggwpl' ' - 91? F ..- J , ff ff'.E1TQ ff -l'fZ:L.1'i Ll -+ .Lf -'V-it . x ,IL-eiing,1,g, we V , 'L 4 W fm! - FRESHIVIAN SPORTS i , ' ff L, .K,. VmL, 0 I B A L L X.: J g i l S .k. '-':J: A A E. 6 in Q ,iw ,V s . x r swf: . i-may-1 . .i 1- .. 5 1 kki. Syl K M , Saints offers outstanding opportunities for members ' - L .,-- .Vw - ' - - - - , , , ,si of the freshman class in athletics. Whether competing 1 -e-Q X':LL f - - - 5 Q on a varsity or J.V. team in some sports, or on fresh- QO V155 -' gk ,L 15,1 . i I W man teams in others, the Class of 1972 participated A - 3' 755 X ', f I e N f .--. a f . . ull malls ort areas. Q , lv, y an In football, for example,a large number of freshmen 's : ' 'LL - . ,W gg? . . M 'tl-1.5?.,fv,':i, . . . 1, . 65. -, - Q played on the Junior Varsity, while an even greater . - .,... '--,. Q gz.. r ., A l , , fe! is f b d 1 bl la n f h foot M Av - A ' num er ame va ua e ex erience 1 ros - V ball under coach Bob Gengler. The freshman team compiled a 2-3 record, but finished strong, due to a fine defense by defeating University C32-OJ and Marian. Q7-65. This year's team had a great defense but the offense just didn't gel, stated coach Bob Gengler. This defense was led by halfbacks Frank Battiste and Hank Adams, linebackers Calvin Ricks, Pat Freese, and Larry Mascari, and linemen Mike McDonald and Jim Joyner, and middle guard Carlos Quevado. The offense featured quarterback Chuck Flowers, and linemen Walt Shields, Mike Ryan, and Paul Derenthal. 110 BASKETBALL if- f- m ,z .'.. tw :wx www L we if it 1j?'g,',fAf ,W .M n if fy s o V M , t N: . 7 . f H , fi N -'-fe Fm . ig-Wig . , --. r r 'r' 'V fywwfffilf' P r , vm , :V F, MLP 41 i w'5gr'. 5. ' f, w,mwy,, if , in ... This year's frosh basketball team, under Father Wil- liam Griswold, nearly equaled the record of last Year's Freshman Invincibles' with a I5-3 record. Compet- ing against many .I.V. teams, the speedy and aggressive frosh managed to defeat and humiliate many larger teams. Despite a severe lack of height the team, led by Robert George, Bob Mclver, and Charlie Flowers, turned out a number of fine prospects for the future. Ill FROSH BASEBALL T35 Tig FROSH PLAY VARSITY, J.V. ALSO Besides the separate frosh team, the varsities of some sports are also open to freshmen. Ernie Echaves and Joe Cave, for example, lettered in varsity wrestling this year as freshmen. Besides, wrestling, golf, tennis, cross-country, track, and swimming are open to freshmen on the varsity level. 112 Most of these wrestlers are freshmen, and they have the opportunity to earn a varsity letter. 'I Brian Drummy flashes his skill--- known as mashie magic in the trade. TENNIS I ' ., , , FQ Z Y N ,,. if 4, This year appeared to be a top one for Saints in the tennis department. Coach Mike Morgan appeared confident of taking at least twelve matches, and had high hopes for Saints second Eastern League title. A number of fine players had a chance at CIF honors, and the inspired playos' veterans Chris De Graff and Mark Schmersal in singles, and Andy Brejnak and Brian Chambers in doubles defended Saints reputation of fine net squads. SCIVIERSAL AND DEG RAFF BATTLE IT OUT. GOLF Although not as experienced as some of the teams of the past, this year's varsity golf team has plenty of new, young talent. Due to several ineligible players, the squad is made up entirely of underclassmen, and a number of these are freshmen, so while the 1969 golf team may not be ranked with the best, it should '.X,:i.ff5g'M,JN' ' -, J produce a lot of future talent, while at the same time adequately representing Saints in Eastern League competition. With Coach McDade's talent and ex- perience, the end of the season will have seen the for- mation of a contender once again. McDevitt and Caulder show their winning form 117 WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Steve Echaves, Ernie Echaves, Joe Cave, Dave Harris, Frank Barrack, Mike Boyd, Tony Senior, Bill Agostino, Gonzalez, Martin Giandonig SECOND ROW: Kim Yourczek, Nate Tim Chambers. In its fourth season as a varsity sport at Saints, wrest- ling came into its own. Opponents knew that when they had to grapple with the young, aggressive, mat-men from Saints, they were in for a tough battle. This year, the wrestling squad possessed what may have been lacking in previous years: depth and balance. We had good men in every weight, and this put a great deal more pressure on opponents. In his first year as coach, Fred Carbone got that little bit extra from his athletes, men like Tony Senior fMost Valuablej, Tim Chambers ffour-year lettermanj, Bill Agostino, Nate Harris, and Ed Farrell from the senior class, and underclassmen Steve and Ernie Echaves, Kim Your- czek, Martin Giandoni, and Joe Cave. The amount of young talent found on the varsity and J.V. should insure another rough team in 1970. .xi I 0 Junior Varsity wrestlers watch varsity and await their chance. Heavyweight Nate Harris begins trapping an unwary opponent. Coach Fred Curbone watches along with FCSI of team as Tim wins again. K- Four-year star Tim Chambers devastatcs another opponent. I at f Qffy SWIMMING FW' , During its short history, the St. Augustine Swimming Pete Rooney, and Roy Weber. Under new coach .lim team has earned a county-wide reputation as one of Tollefson and returning coach Ned Wilson, the swim- the best. Last year, the C team won the CIF title, ming team should continue to represent Saints in grand and returnees to this year's team include Rod Lorang, fashion. Coaches Tollefson and Wilson instruct CIF champs of l968. 120 x I w W 3 a I -if x , fl fx z ' wf '- Is 3 . Q a Ax 1, .., A144 .-. xx k , W E L 77if?11fQ.f'25k ' gitrf f Y, -+115 Q . wif wx Zi. ,,...f-'NA A My 5. - N . 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Under Coach Bill O'Shaughnessy, Saints Cross-Country team made tremendous progress, as evi- denced by the fact that Saints this year captured its first Cross-Country dual meet victory, and repeatedly gave League competition. The famed Saints spirit was found in great quantities on this squad again, as the amount of participants will attest. Even more promising was the fact that this year's team consisted almost entirely of underclass- men. Four year letterman Phil Dunne was the only senior on the squad, and so future harder teams at Saints will have the experience lacking at times in the past. Tom Young, whom Coach O'Shaughnessy describes as probably the best runner in the city by the time he is a senior, Jay Warren, Leo Cauchon, and Mickey McQuire are only a few of the outstanding runners who will return next fall and perhaps lead Saints to its first Cross Country League championship. l22 ABOVE, Senior Phil Dunne is welcomed at finish linc by Coach Bill O'Shaughnessy. LEFT, Junior runner Tom Young makes that turn during Eastern League preliminaries, followed by Dunne and other runners from various league schools. O'Shaughnessy claims Young will be the best in the city. TRACK ABOVE, Saints Varsity track squadg BELOW, Tom Young takes two-mile: , . LEFT, Coa h Vic Pl ergetst am ready for tri-meet. Under Coaches Vic Player and Bill O'Shaugh- C ay C nessy, the track team had high hopes for the best team ever, and justified th-ose hopes by opening the season with a tri-meet victory over University and Marian for the Catholic track title. Such standouts as Tom Bonnell and Jesse Ochoa in the dashes, Steve Dries in the hurdles, Tony Senior in the high jump, Al Ambort, Jerry Bales- treri and Larry Smith in the shot-put, Phil Dunne, Ernie Macias, and Larry Eiswald in the distance events, and many other underclass athletes all contri- buted to the team effort which is so necessary for a winner. ? A? x rw The ability, drive, and determination of Coaches Player and O'Shaughnessy were a tremendous asset in producing a track team of which Saints can be proud. kv' ...-4.31 Senior shot-puller Jerry Balestreri cuts loose with one. Nate Harris collapses after winning 440. 4 1 . 3 1 in NA.: Suspended Pole-vaulter keeps us in suspense. Larry Eiswuld all alone at the finish. High Jumper Tony Senior inches over the bar. Macias leads long distance runners in practice Phil Dunne halfway through the grueling two-mile run. Bonnell hands offto Harris in Relay. J.V. TRACK Distance runner Loomis leads the pack. J.V. Track Team. J.V. Hurdlers take off against Uni and Marian 127 , ,,.a...f.,..,...Mf un. H-,-M.-.. ,Wm , , .. ,h, - VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Mgr. Simons, Tony DeSanti, Leo Zefrea, Bill Daren, Dominic Vitrano, Doug Fisher, Mark Long, Ron Woychak, Mgr. Moore, BACK ROW: Jim Rawlings, Rod Spence, Jack Dobransky, After a slow start, this year's Varsity Baseball Squad began to pick up a few breaks here and there, and show its true character. Once the pitching staff came around, Saints took its rightful place among Eastern League powers, with the skillful and patient coaching of Bill Whitaker. A strong pitching staff, long a Saints trademark, consisted of Ron Woychak, Mike Ottombrino, Chris Bob Germann, John D'Acquisto, Mike Ottombrino, Chris Kinsel, Jack Mannix, Pat Tormey, Ruben Estrada, Chris Kuhn, Coach Bill Whitaker. Kuhn and John D'Acquisto, and was ably supported by the hitting of Tony DeSanti, Dom Vitrano, Doug Fisher, Pat Tormey and Rod Spence. Bill Daron, Leo Zofrea, and Jack Mannix added their defensive skills, and Chris Kinsel and Jack Dobransky came up with some timely plays. With two sophomores and three juniors in starting roles, the team also shows good promise for future years. ,ij K yi. Coach Bill Whitaker takes in the action. vi? , 21. if -if X fr, Three of Saints outstanding infielders: AT RIGHT, shortstop Pat Tormey, a sophomore. BELOW RIGHT' Doug Fisher, senior second baseman. BELOW LEFT. sophomore first baseman Rod Spence. rf' , V .5 ou, 4 ,, , , i - Q,SvQ'Q'Q'alnkJG ,rvq-Q 5 i Mwxfe ,gg Q 5 sv iff 35' X 5 is? -i 9? '-'odd- i if 3 gr , 1 K Q K C ii , -A viii is Q, 'L :ilu in r 61.01 an Q31 wi f Q- Q 4. ar 6 C - K 3 f if -8 Q L 5b'4's'3 9 0 Q Q A 4 ' 9' was f.,',.i+ 1 szfze. fgftbiv j4Q,,ifi9Q: 5.3. 4 Q 5 35:4 esff0,mg evo' 43 A a fit' 5 -Q1 'ff if 4 ' Q 8 . 'AQ favs if , I wo, -u .K . K 3 A i J t gg K K Jr K5 ..-- T 1 ..i,.-w '- . R .ff I Q 9 Y SWA gix fQ S ' if .X - ii if if V u Q eil-5,4 f 'EQli:1g'.2'1 L' gi 2 , 5 - ,v 'f xi ' X ,, f an - 1 sgiwa- A -Q? ig-, 5.151- 'f'-1,:i'fi-:Hi Q ' fi 'HJ if L-LX isiff a ' 1 g mijzw. 3- -' ,f5,A. . L iz.. ,ugg fd A gQfti u?' 1 i ' 1 Q 'fujfijtifsi X a.wiigge1 r i ' i i 'Q A . A iigfifzii? 5 65' .w., Luff y Junior pitcher-outfielder John D'Acquisto ready for action. Junior third baseman .lack Mannix awaits ground ball. Senior utilityman Bob Germann warms up. 130 J.V. BASEBALL TOP ROW: Ray Medearis, Coach Carbone, Joe Cabrera, Tony Verissimo. Gary Monahan, Ron Redondo, Ron Milener, Ron Wrigley, Mickey Lopez, George Evans, Bruce Bulcao, Chuck Bower. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Alonzo, Tom Carter, David Hemus, Jess Camacho, Jim Aurthor, Bill Schering, Dave Davey. .x .3 3 Q ' L. Coach Fred Carbone takes in the situation. Outfielder Dave Davey rips a vicious cut. Chuck Bower fires strike three. ,f 5, 131 -N -qn11f-W 11 - - v Q. ,A X Spence takes the home run cut. DeSanti nearly beats one out Woychak chucks ..... .Q 1 .X IW' X-I f X., . K a- - - x n 1 1 1 MA. u I 'X Q -all l 1 1 4 4 ,I .. H L 122.3 my x 21112 4: 'mgrpvgafg W M-,wif ,, 1, , ' m A nm . , v fgsil , 43. H 11f+g:fs.3g2fws5 iw , if fr M Q. - .:, '?p5lLAA.',3A.57'Q my I . . A , ' -.,urg 3.,: 'Q , 4 , ,W ,. VA: vg,,.:1'!A,m ,, fl 1 . W Q'. 'E 'W ' .,. .I tit , , ,V g 'Vg Q, K EY Ii' X f' fx 1- 4. 1 A -A ., we-., My G' V: mi' iff' L., in t If Z' li V Wgjafflq..-J. , A , ' I ' ik A ,:7X' . 4 z. Q M ft.-. aw .., 'wif x . A v ,, V, . ,I - f ' ,,, AM vwfg ' X W X gi? U. - i '- 2 ' ' A , , + its M - z.-My w1.fgf f,, x k . - 5, 'A . .V .Q. .,,,,' 5 I , A W- :, 'HM1-iff . -1 , sg -,gym-. 4. - N -P 1 -xg '- E V-X54 if ..h.5 ' .6 i +: 'V:3 ff -' K Q - , 'wf?ic:f,s:iQmx.Q. iaNs.fg.fsxMp.s-YY1 ,J -RSEQ'-l'4 3't ' l!3k'.'.f'x. V -l ' ., 'M' ik Lf W wM ' VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Pat Termey, Ron Wrigley, Frank George, Tom Davis, George Evans. MIDDLE ROW: .lim Haddock, Zack Peck, Chris Kinsel, Mike Collier, Coach Von Gengler. BOTTOM R0 W: Chuck A young, aggressive, impulsive basketball squad may at times be beset with inconsistencyg at times it may be amazingly brilliant, while at other times it may have trouble jelling, trouble functioning as a team. Throughout the course of the 1969 basketball season, the Saints' squad numbered five sophomores, seven juniors, and three seniors, and, as could be expected, the Purple Gang was at the same time encouraging and disappointing. The victories over Mt. Miguel, Craw- ford, and Lincoln were especially heartening, as was the fact that Von Gengler's Express finished first in the Consolation finals ofthe Kiwanis Tourney, second in the Consolation finals ofthe University Toutney, and Bower, Dennis Wahl, Dave Maloney, Gary Monahan. NOT SHOWN: Emlow Henry. third in the Eastern League. Led by guards Emlow Henry and Gary Monahan, forwards Tom Davis and Ron Wrigley, and center George Evans, who were supported strongly by Dennis Wahl and Mike Collier, a revamped unit steadily improved until by season's end, the Express was recognized throughout the area as one of the top teams, ready to upset anyone they play. Next Year? Conservatives estimates agree that the Purple Gang will be at least the number one team in the county, and a Saints dynasty will emerge to domi- nate the San Diego scene in the future. K s 1 x Q . 1- 'F gsm. 3 vs- me fi? ,lr- ' S'-N. xx N Y ' ,,x U L 8. 1 N aw? . . - TNS . ,N K , E Qi ,A at 93 Al E Ss va , A xmas A v. fifg V 77 7- WlW1Uf9!1R!'F' v fffilfl -Lvl. il if 1 A ,ix A, ,Q-, Q J -iff? X 5 '5 . PAIR OF FORWARDS SHINE. Junior Tommy Davis tips to start game against San Didgo as Henry and Wahl look on. Soph Mike Collier takes on a pair of Dons and comes up with the ball and two points. 136 ...AND A DUO OF CENTERS DAZZLE i . Junior George Evans lays in two to help crush Crawford. Soph Ron Wrigley extends himself fully to win jump. 137 A I S. F N A I Xxf MY' 51 XSJ1 ce'-' Q fgff : S li X .X 1 5 x. S Q , Q X f 1969 RECORD SAINTS OPPONENT 46 San Dieguito 36 65 Clairemont 66 63 Chula Vista 67 80 Mt. Miguel 65 68 El Cajon 62 68 University 77 61 Hilltop 62 79 Mar Vista 57 75 La Jolla 55 59 Castle Park 48 30 Mt. Miguel 55 65 El Capitan 50 77 Sweetwater 63 6l Kearney 64 56 Crawford 53 58 Marian 54 53 Lincoln 62 74 Henry 39 50 San Diego 60 66 Morse 80 48 Hoover 69 69 Crawford 50 66 La Jolla 62 62 Lincoln 60 70 Henry 49 92 San Diego 60 68 Morse 75 62 Hoover 64 16 Victories, l2 Defeats FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS Morse Lincoln Saints Hoover San Diego Crawford Henry First place, Kiwanis Tourney Consolation Limited Second place, University Tourney Consolation Third place ftiej Eastern League. ' x 2 li J.V. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Pat Tormey, Pete Rooney, Frank George, Tom Carter, SECOND ROW: Mgr. Brian Drummy, Coach McDadeg Due to the fact that a number of fine prospects were carried on the varsity during the early part of the sea- son, the J.V. basketball team floundered around the .500 mark, not really looking bad, but just unable to catch fire. When the varsity dropped several fine play- ers to the .I.V., however, at the start of league competi- tion, things happened. Suddenly the .I.V. became an awesome machine, crushing everything in its path. Frank George, Pat Tormey, Dan Ybarra, and Ron BA CK ROW: Kevin Franc, Pat Collins, .lim Langland, Dan Ybarra, Jim Riley. Wrigleyjoined Jim Big EN Langland and Kevin Franc and Saints stayed undefeated in league play, except for a game against Hoover, in-' which four started, foul- ed out, and a Game against San Diego, when injuries reduced the team to seven, three of whom were also hurt. Such a fine showing promises great things for the next few years-look for a couple of CIF titles from these men. 'sw .QQ E. - S Y Q, as V 5 . ' 3 1 - ...4 16.55 . 2' - . , .V lk? S Q?-Hx 1 .X S Q Y E Q-3 ew X5 521 1 mb.. x V: ' A 4.3 , . ix'-nswcx . X f C. . M .. Rig, Q' 1 fil eh 5 xy. 13? , . K., Q S .X ii .Q Y N .gg 1 M l Q ll 1 sr. nf- .fp Q -...Ay ., . fwvf M35 .S S. 5+gM.-...M SNK' A 'M ggggg lf I ni in.. ..pf Q x K hwdjff .fl r ad' l ,M QM gg f SAINTS VARSITY a R Top Raw, l. to r.: J. Clark, M. Ottombrino. D. Manard, S. Linges, J. Harris, D. Reis. L. Smith, J. Petka, T. Davis, P. Collins, P. Tormey, J. Fogel. F. Klobcrdanz. P. Pacior, H. Harris, C. Oldsen, D. Jacobs, T. Adams, Third Row: A. Heibing, F. Levett, Daron, T. Cutri, R. Senior, Meierbachtol. J. Tilley. J. D'Acquisto, Second Row: J. Shaules, L. J. Cepeda, R.Cabrera, W. Cobb, M.Torres, G. R. Moreno. Zofrea, A. Marlin, K. Petitlc, E. Vanslager, L. Baldwin. N. Leto, J The 1968 Saints Varsity football team carried on the tradition of the great teams of the past as they drove to a 7-2 record and the co-championship of the Eastern League. Although kept out of the play-offs by one point and a few votes, Saints made themselves known all over the area, led by the number one defense in the county. Led I VOGTBALL TEAIVI by Eastern League players Larry Smith, Danny Reis, and Tony Meierbachtol, the defense allowed only 5.8 points per game. On the other hand the offense, spearhead- ed by all-leaguers Tom Bonnell, the league's co-back of the year, and along . with Larry Smith an all-CIF selection, scored 22 points a game. departing members of saints varsity football team mike ottombrino chuck oldsen john petka dennis manard jim tilley allan ambort steve linges leo zofrea tom bonnell john fogel nate harris bill daron hugh harris danny reis tony senior dave jacobs larry smith john cepeda tony meierbachtol tony cutri l45 KEARNY The opening game of the year saw Saints matched against a team destined to reach the CIF finals. A stiff defense and Tom Bonnell's three touchdowns led the underdog Saints to a 20-13 upset over Kearney at Balboa Stadium. Bonnell scores against Kearny with help from Tony Cutri and others. UNIVERSITY The following week saw a typical Saints-Uni contest as neither side seemed able to dominate the other until in the last quarter an intercepted pass gave Uni a l3-7 victory, and Saints the loss. Reis, Daron, Zofrea, Smith and Manard encircle and bring down Don. 146 C R A W F O R D Four intercepted passes and a fumble recovery helped the defense shutout the Crawford Colts in the opening league game, 20-0. Saints ran its record to 3-l as Tom Bonnell's Nl I S S N two touchdowns and l76 yards gained paced the offense, and Reis, Daron, Tormey, and Meierbachtol each picked off B passes. Hugh Harris slices through secondary during scoring spree against M. B. Bonnell, Cepeda, and Harris each scored twice, and Mike Ottombrino completed ll passes for 187 yards as Saints trampled Mis- sion Bay, 46-0. The 46 points C34 in the sec- ond halfj was the highest Saints' total since 1930. The rugged defense held the Bucs to a-7 yards rushing and 91 total. 147 Quarterback Mike Ottombrino looks for receiver during comeback. MORSE A phenomenal last-minute drive, which saw Mike Ottombrino complete six straight passes and move the team from its 20 to the Morse eight yard line, ended in a blocked field goal as Morse took a one-point victory and the Eastern League playoff spot, I4- I3. Pat Tormey returned an interception 43 yards for a TD. Manard and Bonnell lead thc way for Ccpeda down the line. MADISON Saints crushed Madison on a fog-bound field behind a stiff de- fense which recovered 4 fumbles. The 26-0 victory was a costly one however as quarterback Mike Ottombrino was injured for the rest ofthe season. Defensive hack Tony Meierbachtol traps a would-he Hornet runner. UNCOLN Tom Bonnell swept around right end for 28 yards with l:48 left in the game for the only score as Saints defeated Lincoln, 7-0. Saints' defense halted a Lincoln drive on our 40, and the offense marched 60 yards in 8 plays. Lincoln penetrated as close as our IO, but an interception in the endzone by Meierbachtol ended that threat. Ambort, Leto. Manard. and Pacior zero in on opponent, as Cardinal gets wings clipped. 149 HOOVER Tom Bonnell led Saints with three touchdowns, one an 80-yard kick-off return, as we handed a 28-6 defeat to Hoover at our Homecoming on No- vember 8. Danny Reis recovered a fumble to set up a score, and on the last play of the game Bill Daron had a 35-yard run called back on a penalty. 1- . v ' . lux c fi - 'nfs ,. V x I. V .ML s w.. rqyqygl L V 'X ' .M ...-'Q s I f Q a 1 A' '-nf 4 fgQ'453Iyflf. Q,i+5g SFP ,5,,,,.,,.W4.f. ,,t,,,' . I ff 1 my 'A , A y ,' A Q Aff -ff ,r, , .Q'-, Q Xiu mh mtl og . . , If H ,:.f Q 'Tx I , t, .fi X'Vl tdyggr A m . 1 .- .1. X 4- we Q 4 f-' -. ff M A f- 45-,ff -fs' w fw fm -' J: gf- ev . WV 1'5f2f 'W 294159 Mi, 9sa'23m3nQf1f'9,f' Q13-' , ..., . . .w - f4 - 1 fi xi Y' 1 Q T' F55 ?' . s 1 , N' N M 1 Q . M vvQ- 4 .. X x - Wx QM xv K Mm g x NNW. ,Qt - 5' Q., X K x lk g ww 7ZZ '!-211 f -C. X We , g ' X : f4 K N q s t. ,nf v -A A Nw X , I gy -'Wx ar S i if ,- wg N ' fi 1 A v-o.',,f,A1fJ' ,vi ' K , , .Q -s L w A ' ,...p , .E .sq Www- X -X W. k W+x W I M wx., . jk ,N k,,,X.w-f . - .. ,..-f !W'xQ'5 ' Nw M 'w.,,W MM LXLA K Mw'W '--N.,,f--Q . 4 A A ' . Q Q' 'f-my .,.,ff'f Mk Y --., ,WWW V km.-W. K 'tori' Senior quurterbuck Mike Ottombrino injured for the season. Tough Bill Duron in u reflective moment. Couch Vic Pluycr and buck John Ccpcdu discuss . , . the coaching staff In four years as head football coach at Saints, .Ioe DiTomaso has built a dynasty. Following a bleak freshman season, the DiTomaso-coached Saints have taken a second and two firsts in league play. Coach himself played varsity ball here for four years. Coach DiTomaso has earned the respect, devo- tion, and admiration of all he has come into contact with at Saints. His assistant, Vic Player is another former Saints backfield star, and is responsible for our tremendous backlields of the past two years. Coach Player is a winner, in the true sense ofthe word. saints 1968 record: saints 20 kearny 13 saints 7 university 13 saints 46 mission bay 0 saints 20 Crawford saints 13 morse saints 26 madison saints 7 lincoln saints 28 hoover saints 28 san diego final record 7-2 league record 4-l league finish first 152 r ik i . ,Q i e .. X, X fu 1 X X , : 5 x X5 X is QQWN gg it .K Qi . Txgglgsi . N Q' vi P Q2 Q QQ x A X . .3 X X r K 1 2, . of K SJNQ A . fi EM XL . '11 S , 'Q Q , 7 iw 4 9' I 4 R- at 'S' iugggxg a x my Q s lvv- 1:1 Q j ig' ,N nz, V I W A Y' : ,, ,Q M 5 L V , xblgff-Y 4 , :gi nf- wg-, 4..- -L I , W yy fwangy 1 I ag, . QA I .9 ' V - A , , . Lff'MHj?G wx K. we V! , M if K 'u 1 . .M....w.f..V Ms ,....M ... 1 ' JUNIURVARSIT A A V , .xX.. ..... -4---- a , 4 l ' a OOTBALL TEAM 5 .. ........a.....--qu..-Q---......t W . Although Saints' .IV football team finished the season with a 4-5 record, the team was never out of contention in any game. Their wins came in high-scoring affairs, while the games they did lose usually were very close. The running attack was sparked by Jesse Ochoa and Caesar Renteria, and the blocking resting in the hands of men like Willie Nathan, Willie Gibson, Bob Pruxtman, and Tom Kokinis. The defense, tops in the league, starred Ray Mederis, Curt Young, Monte Jackson, Felix Meza, and Mark Habina, just to name a few. Despite its so-so record, the team did produce a number of skilled athletes who should be able to keep the Saints dynasty going strong for two more years. 155 'WR we wp-K ' , ww' .A X. if ?'fiii- Ax-we QM. Q ,xx - Lg.. My 48 ' Q QQ wx- , Mg... . ww ,.4.. ' -www-mx 'Nh www-MQ. . NNN NSR .N v.. Hymn ,xX..x wBNk'N'lYQw14p Q ., 6 NN f. wwg - Mmm. . ww 4 , , . 4 s ... ,1 , x 11'-X E! ,xy 4 ' f '- X1 ' .A P , ,X ,K N x N s.-1 4-.-, f Lr,fj,r.. Q4 K . l , I X . . .WXX f Y 5 ' 3 I , X u xl 1 -5 Q-Q, G 'x 1 N S X' 5 N, . 1 o , . fr,f'sS ' h N g 1 X , h v JA , I .. ,riff fx.. Qwy N' -' 5' P' - 'C ' ff! rf ' f -fl, f' ,.3j4 ,P X Q ,p N l X - 1 A .. 5' ixufx X ' V ' 1 'N-I 'af f. , 'N .. . . . ' .!,v.c1t,---.., !Qfvf',S.'i jA:M A x tux I ,I .1 'ssiswf .xfmfk f 1 not -,M ,A I X' 1 x s I .. fs. -N if ' 'Lf 1 'V' -f 511 f ' g . . ', 1 'W - .b . k ..- -. 1 3.4! I 1 1 J' 'li v' k ' ' - ,N . , , f IA. ,Q 4 kN- I I H1 ,, . . . ., , 1 . ,f 1 V N A x . '.. 1 '-.- 5 . ' , . 1 ' ' N n V 'N A 1 X xl. ' fl K 1.',f' N - . .1 - 1- .i , X yn Rf: ! C K .1 I ,Rf Q 5 -Q., I xx I ' x i X 7' N X x ' 1 r t f .:, :qs I , fa 533,412 , 'f ' . I px I . 4. MR. WARREN ALLEN ,,, Attended George Washington University. Holds a BA and is working on a Masters in mathematics. FR. GERALD BEVILACQUA . ,. Attended Villanova University, Augustinian Col- lege, Catholic University, UC at Santa Barbara, and Ventura College, Holds a Masters in religion. MR. JAMES BONNEY . ,. Attended the Northern University of Arizona and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts. MR. JOHN BOWMAN ... Attended USD, State, USC, UCSD. Holds a BA in English and a Masters in Teaching. MR. FRED CARBONE . .. Attended USD and State Holds a BA and is working on his Masters in History. 158 MR. FRANZ DeMONNER ,.. Attended the University ofCambridge in Paris. T5 Q 'J I MR. JOSEPH DITOMASO ... Attended City College. USD, State. and UCSD. Holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. MR. HENRY FRABOTTA ... Attended the U.S. Navy School of Music and State. FR. THOMAS GARRET . .. Attended Villanova University, Augustinian Col- lege, Catholic University, DePaul University, Seattle University. UC at Berkely, and SDS. MR. ROBERT GENGLER , . . Attended USD and State. Holds a BA from the former. 159 1.1 ..........4.A...a...... vue. MR. MICHAEL GREENWALD . .. Attended the University of San Francisco and holds an AB in Speech. Art. and Theater Arts. FR. WILLIAM GRISWALD . ,. Attended Villanova University, Catholic Univer- sity of America. Augustinian College and holds a Masters in Sociology. FR. JAMES HANNAN ,.. Attended the University of San Francisco, Villan- ova University. Catholic University, and Univer- sity ofGuadalajara and holds an MA and a BA. DEACON RICHARD HARDICK . .. Attended Villanova University and Augustinian College. Holds a Masters in Theology. FR. WILLIAM MAHEDY ... Attended Villanova University and the Augustini- an College. Holds a Masters in Philosophy and Theology. 160 'wat .gamer was ,A MR. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN . .. Attended the Catholic University, State, and San .lose State and holds a BA. MR. MICHAEL MORGAN ... Attended the University of Santa Clara, Califor- nia State at Hayward and at Long Beach. Holds a BA in History. MRJEREMIAH MORIARTY . .. Holds a BS from Columbus College. FR. PATRICK NIDORF . .. Attended Villanova University. Catholic Univer- sity. University of Pennsylvania, UCSB, and UCSD. He holds an MA in Adolescent Psycholo- gy and in Fine Arts. MR. WILLIAM OSHAUGNESSY ,,. Attended State. Long Beach State. USD and holds a BA in Zoology. 161 MR. VICTOR PLAYER . ,. Attended California Western University. Holds a BA in social science. FR. GARY RYE . .. Attended Villanova University, Catholic Univer- sity, Augustinian College. and Georgetown. Holds a BA in philosophy and a Masters in Reli- gious Education. FR. RICHARD SMITH . , . Attended Villanova, Catholic University, and UCLA. Holds a BA in philosophy. a Masters in Science in physics and math. MR..IAMES TOLLEFSON . .. Attended State and City College and holds a BA MRS. JAMES TOLLEFSON . ., Attended D'Youville College and Canisius Col lege. Holds a BA in biology and a Masters in Sci ence Education. 162 FR. ANTHONY WASKO ... Attended Villanova University. Augustinian Col- lege, Catholic University and holds a Masters in both Religion and English. FR. ROBERT WENDELN . .. Attended St. Thomas More College. St. Joseph College. St. Charles Seminary. St. Meinrad Sem- inury. Holds a BA in English. MR.WlLLlAM WHITTAKER . .. Attended San Diego City College. MR. FRANCIS WILSON ... Attended USD and State. Holds a BA in biology and is a candidate for a Masters in Biology. MR. BENJAMIN SMITH , . . Attends the University of San Diego and is a Teacher's Aide in Civics. 163 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS NX. Mrs. Collier Mrs Johnson Mrs. Kochcr W, Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Wright 164 MAINTENANCE 4 rg. f --fn.. ,' , A .kk K -. m M x Ray Daniels Par Dunleavy f r i 5 . 5 Burt Savary Sarge Thomson 1M F GCOrg6 Turek Jimmy Sanford 165 V , , , mfg R' xv 1 . ,V f M' iw. in ,i , L A x ' 4 'FACULTY 'V' A ik .Eu-, Z K. PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPALS ,....l, Fr. William Sullivan Mr. J. Michael McDudc Academic Discipline 167 PROVINCIAL Fr. John Blethen-Class of'40 168 BISHOPS GF SAN DIEGG Bishop Francis Furey Ordinary ofthe Diocese Bishop John Quinn Auxiliary Bishop 169 ALUMNI ASSGCIATIGN l.l1'l T, Fr. Anthony Wzlsko, moderator. RIGIIT, Leo Shaw, treasur- er, class ot' '49, NUT PlC'Tl'Rlz'D: W. Collin Bennett, secretary, class ol' '58, Put Ferguson, uetivities chairman, class of'53, LEFT, James Russel, vice president, eluss ol' '55, RIGHT, Larry Blick, president. eluss ol 55. 170 AUSTIN GUILD This year's Austin Guild officers were: president, Mrs. Harry Monahan: vice president, Mrs. Edward Blanchfieldg treasurer, Mrs. John Taylor, secretaries, Mrs. John Wahl, Mrs. Douglas Mea- cock, and Mrs. Tom Peck. Moderator was Fr. Patrick Keane. Among the Austin Guild's activities this year was included an exciting Day at the Races at Caliente Race Track. The students are most grateful for the active support and for the many fund- raising activities sponsored by the mothers' club. 171 WILLIAM ANTHONY AGOSTINO. . . Augie . . .Wrestling l,2,3. ..Halo Joe 3,4. . .Enjoyed his years at Saints. . .Looks to a future in medicine at an unknown college. GERALD ALLEN. . . Gerry . . .After one year here, thinks Saints is a line school. . .Plans to attend State to study some field of tech- nology. ALLEN E. AMBORT. . .Basketball l,2. . .Track 2-4. . .Football 3,4. . .Class president 3. . .ASB V.P.. . .Will offer his services at State. DAVID JOSEPH ARREDONDO. . . Dave . . .Auguslinian 3,4 . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Future plans are uncertain. RONALD R. BACON. . . Ron . . .Gave four of the best years of his life to Saints. . .Will attend Mesa after graduation. JEROME AUGUST BALISTRERI. . . Wop . . .Intramurals I-4 . . .Track 3,4. . .Enjoys all dances and activities at Saints. . .Desires a math major at State. GEORGE VINCENT BARANOWSKI. . . Polak . . .Wrestling 3. . .Cross Country 3. . .Commissioner of Elections 4. . .August- inian 4. . .Member of the Gator-Gang. . .Engineering at UCSD attracks George. GERALD ANTHONY BECKER II. . . Jerry . . .Senior vigilante ...Believes in a rigid freshman initiation. . .Will attend State next fall. DENNIS JOSEPH BERGEVIN. . .Swimming 3. . .Search 3,4. .. Tutoring 3,4. . .Sainlsman 4. . . JOSEPH JOHN BIANCHI. . . Happy . . .Golf I-4. . .Intramur- als I-4. . .Will attend Mesa and then enter the Air Force. DAVID BLANCHFIELD. . .Claims to be editor of this yearbook . . .Sainlsman 3,4. . .Search 3,4. . .Auguslinian 4. . .HTH FWET.. . Uncertain ofhis future. PAUL BLASINSKI. . . Paul . . .Band I-4. . .Tradilion 4. . . Prides himself as somewhat of a poet. . .Will pursue engineering and then head to Alaska. DAVID ANTHONY BLEDSOE. . . The Syrian . . .Intramurals 2-4. . .Will travel to San Francisco where a job awaits him with his rich uncle. THOMAS BONNELL. . . Tom . . .Football I-4. . .Track I-4. .. Wrestling l,2. . .Letterman's Club I-4. . .Famous for his heroics on the gridiron. . .Uncertain ofplans after graduation. ERNEST BORTFELD. . . Ernie . . . Intramurals I-3. . .A lover of music. . .Will attend Mesa and then seek a future in music. MICHAEL P. BOYD. . . Mike . . .Comes to Saints from Modesto ...Wrestling 4. . .Electronics at State will suffice him after grad- uation. WITOLD ANDREW BREJNAK. . . Andy . . .Pep Club l... Bowling I-4. . .Tennis 2-4. . .Intramurals 2,4. . .Will continue his education at either State or UCLA. EMMETT BROWN, ,.'1'Brown . . .Intramurals I-3. . .Driver of an origional Bonny and Clyde '40 Olds. . .Will enter a school of conservation after graduation. INEZ CHAVEZ CAMACHO. . . Boots . . .Wrestling 2-4. .. Cross Country 3,4. . .Track 4. . .Looks to State or City College for a mechanical engineering major. VITO LOUIS CASTAGNOLA. . . Curly Haired Wop . . .Intra- murals l-4. . .Tennis 2-4. . .Letterman's Club 2-4. . .Pep Club. . . Will study marine biology at UCSD or State. DAVID WILLIAM CAULDER. . . Dave . . .JV manager 3... Uncertain offuture plans. JOHN ANTHONY CEPEDA. . . John . . .Football I-4. . .Basket- ball l. . .Wrestling l,4. . .Track l,3,4. . .HTHFWET. . .Vigilante. .. Will journey to La Jolla to attend UCSD for a horticulture major. TIMOTHY JOSEPH CHAMBERS. . . Tim . . .Cross Country l,2. . .Wrestling I-4. . .Pep Club I-4. . .Halo Joe l,2. . .A well known and liked Saintsman. . . What the heck. . . .Will attend USD in pursuit ofa psychology major. JOHN STEVEN CLARK. . . John . . .Varsity FootballM Mgr. 4 . . .Wrestling 3,4. . .Chess Club. . .Math Club.. .Plans a career as a nuclear or astrophysicist. GREGORY R. COLGATE. . . Greg . . .Augusrinian 4. . .Drives the hottest Falcon around. . .Member of the famous Gator-Gang . . .Future plans are uncertain. CHARLES L. CRAMER JR. . . Charlie . . .Football manager 2, 3. . .Baseball manager 2,3. . .Audio-Visual 2-4. . .Stage crew 2,3 . . .Can be seen climbing around the rafters of the gym. . .Electrical engineering at State include Charlie's plans. TEDDY CRISOSTOMO JR. . . Teddy . . .Smallest senior of '69 ...Pep Club l,2. . .Senior Court. . .Vigilante. . .Intramurals I-4. .. Will stop at Mesa on his way to Oregon State. SILVIANO CURIEL III. . . Squirrel . . .Pep Club l. . .Intramur- als l,4. . .Wrestling 4. . .HTHFWET. . .Plans to marry a rich girl and retire at 23. ANTHONY GABRIEL CUTRI. . . Leprechaun or Tony . .. Class president l,2. . .ASB Secretary. . .ASB President. . .Foot- ball I-4. . .Track I-3. . .Hopefully plans to major in marine biology at UCSD. WILLIAM SAMUEL DARON. . . Mad Dog . . .Baseball I-4. .. Football I-4. . .Wrestling 2. . .May stop at Mesa on his trip to Fresno State. . .Wants to be a detective. DANIEL DAMION DAVIS. . . D.D.D. . . .Bowling l,2. . .Pep Club l,2. . .Math Club 2. . .Tutoring 3,4. . .Plans to attend USF or State for a political science major. THOMAS J. DEEB. . . Tom . . .Pep Club l,2. . .Senior Court... Likes to imitate a certain German teacher.. .Will continue his ed- ucation at Mesa then Berkley. CHRISTOPHER D. DEGRAFF. . . Chris . . .Tennis I-4. . .Intra- murals I-4. . .Pep Club l. . .Senior Court Judge. . .Will attend City College while staying single. JOHN R. DEMULES. . . John . . . Intramurals I-4. . .Bowling l,2. . .Tutoring l,2. . .Search 3,4. . .Prefers USD and psychology. ANTONIO H. DESANTI. . . Tony . . .Baseball I-4. . .A very cool guy. . . Is uncertain of his future. RAYMOND ANTHONY DESOTO. . . Tony . . .Auguslinian I-4. . .Sainlsman 4. . .Band I-4. . .Chess Club l,2. . .Pep Club l... HTHFWET. . .Math Club. . .Will major in journalism or attend Annapolis. JOSEPH GERALD DIBERNARDO. . . Swab . . .Pep Club I-4 ...Football I-3. . .Swimming 2. . .Frosh V. P.. . .Member of the Gator-Gang. . .Plans to go to UCSD, SDS, or USC. to major in marine biology, medicine, or law. BERNARD F. DIETSCH. . . Boom Boom . . .Initiation Commit- tee. . .Will attend State to become an agitator. MARTIN A. DONNELLY. . . Martin . . .Football l,2. . .Track 3, 4. . .Baseball I . . .Likes to be alone. . .Intends to go to Mesa. STEPHEN P. DRIES. . . Stevie Wonder . . .Track 2-4. . .Foot- ball I,2. . .Uncertain of his future. PATRICK HEATH DRUM MY. . . Pat . . .Basketball I-3. .. Tennis l,2. . .Golf 3,4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Senior Court. . .Pep Club l,2. . .Will obtain a law degree at UCLA. TIMOTHY BRIAN DUNN. . . Tim . . .Swimming 3. . .August- inian 3,4. . .Sainlsman 4. . .Class officer 2. . . Tradilion 4. . . HTHFWET. . .Bowling l...Will attend Loyola University or The American University for Communication Arts. PHILIP WILLIAM DUNNE. . . Phil . . .Track I-4. . .Cross Country I-4. . .HTHFWET. . .USD or State will be where Phil majors in business. JAMES O. EISELE. . . Jim . . .Intramurals l-4. . .Will probably attend Mesa. LAWRENCE A. EISWALD. . . Larry . . .Track I-4. . .Pep Club I ...Intramurals I-3 Set B 660 record in junior year. . .Founder of Larryanism. . .Will major in oceanography at an unknown in- stitution. KARL JOHN EKLUND. . . Karl . . .Pep Club l,2. . .Augustin- ian 4. . .Sainlsman 3,4. . .Photography 3,4. . .HTH FWET. . .Tradi- lion 4. . . Biophysics or aviation at State attract Karl. ANDREW ANTHONY ESPARZA II. . . Andy . . .Football l,2 . . .HTHFWET. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Pep Club 2. . . Nay . . .Will venture south to attend the University of Mexico. REUBEN ESTRADA. . . Boo-Boo . . .Football I,2. . .Basket- ball I-3. . .Baseball I-4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Always seen with a certain blonde, but which blonde no one is certain. . . Undecided about his future. PATRICK JOHN FARKAS. . . Pat . . .HTHFWET. . . Is unde- cided ofhis future. EDWARD PAREDES FARRELL V. . . The Masked Avenger . .. Pep Club l.2. . .Wrestling 2-4. . .Track 4. . .Chess Club 2,3. . .In- tramurals I-4. . .Will never forget Tiger's class.. .Future plans in- clude San Francisco University. MARK G. FAUGHENDER. . . Marcus G . . .Intramurals l-4. .. HTHFWET. . .Likes to surf. . .Will attend the University of Hawaii to study oceanography. PAUL A. FERNANDES. . . Paul . . . I like Saints Dances and O.L.P. girls . . .Willjoin the service after graduation. DOUGLAS ANTHONY FISHER. . . Fish . . .Baseball 4... His love of baseball will cause him to enter the profession. JOHN NICHOLAS FOGEL. . . Chin . . .Football 2-4. . .Wrest- ling I-4. . .Track I-4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Class treasurer 3, lf4 of 4. . .Letterman's Club 2,3. . .Drives the biggest of all bombs. . . to attend Notre Dame and become an Art professor are his dreams. JAMES FRANCIS FORNACA. . . Jim . . .Bowling l,2...Sair1I.r- man 4. . .Math Club 4. . .Known for his liking for a certain bread. . . Wants to attend an unknown college and become an architect. PHILLIP JAMES FRANC. . . Phil . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Foot- ball 3. . .Wrestling 2,4. . .Accused of harboring Tim Walker, a vis- cious criminal. . .Will attend Grossmont J.C. JOHN JOSEPH FREITAS. . . Tuna . . .Viglante. . .Comes from Tunaville, P. L.. . .Future plans are censored. WALTER GATES.. . Walt . . .Tennis 3. . .May join the Marines or attend UCLA. ROBERT E. GERMANN. . . Reg . . .Football I-3. . .Will attend Mesa Junior College. KEVIN G. GEORGE.. . Kev . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Recalls the Tim Walker affair to be his most miserable experience. . .Will attend Grossmont. MICHAEL PETER GINSKY. . . Mike . . .Surfing Club 4... Mr. Gengler's class I-4. . .Will attend Mesa after fraduation. JAMES HADDOCK. . . Beep . . .Baseball l,2. . .Cross Country 3 . . .Basketball 3,4. . .Intramurals l-4. . .Vigilante. . .Captain of Roasry volleyball. . .Will probably attend Mesa. HUGH ALSTON HARRIS, JR. . . Hughy . . .Football I-4. .. Baseball l-4. . .Wrestling l-3. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Letterman's Club I-4. . .Class officer 2. . .Known on the football field as Scat- back Harris . . .Will attend the University ofOregon. JAMES NATHANIEL HARRIS.. . Nate . . .Football l,3,4. .. Band I-4, . .Wrestling l,3,4. . .Track 3,4. . .Commissioner of Ath- letics. . . Rosary's International Omnibus. . .HTHFWET. . .Founder of the Interschool Conference. . .Broke lf4 mile record in junior year. . . Stay cool young man . . .Plans to take English and soci- ology at the University ofCalifornia at Davis. DONALD H. HOWARD.. . Howie .. .Came to Saints in his junior year from Peninsula Catholic.. .Key Club 4. . .Tennis 3,4 . . .Auguslinian 4. . .Will attend USD and eventually become a law- yer. DAVID H. JACOBS JR.. . Dave .. .Football 2-4. . .Baseball I-4 . . .Intramurals l,2. . .Vigilante. . .Letterman's Club 3,4. . .Would like to attend Cal Western. JAN ZACHARY KASMER. . . Jan . . .HTHFWET. . .Tutoring 4 . . .Discussion 4. . .Will attend State to major in architecture. CHRISTOPHER EUGENE KUHN . . .Football l,2. . .Baseball I-4 . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Letterman's Club 3,4. . .Claims to be the head ofthe senior class. . .Will attend UCSD to study medicine. EDWARD STEPHEN LABADIE. . . Rip . . .Football l,2. .. Grubbiest guy on campus. . .Would like to travel around the world and possibly go into music, however, may go to college if traveling gets out ofhis system. GERALD JOHN LAHR. . . Gerry . . . My future plans are to at- tend the University ofCalifornia at Riverside and major in agronomy and entomology. With these preparations I plan to solve the food problem in the world with hydroponies fchemical or inorganic gar- deningjf' THOMAS R. LAMBERT. . . Topper . . .Intramurals l-4. .. Golf I-4. . .Will never forget the great Saints dances.. .Will attend USD or UCLA. GREGORY FRANCIS LEPTICH. . . Greggie . . .Football I... Basketball 4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Loves all water sports. . .enjoys dances. . .Will enjoy Mesa next year. RAMON LEYBA. . . Ramon or Beaner . . .Wrestling 3,4. .. Intramurals I-4. . .Pep Club I,4. . .Future plans are uncertain. STEPHEN J. LINGES. . . Gus . . .Football l-4. . .Basketball 2 ...HTHFWET. . .Class officer 3,4. . . Okay sucker . . .Will attend State. MARK STEVEN LONG. . . Vato . . .Can be seen in one of the classiest trucks in town. . .Will attend college somewhere to major in engineering. PAUL A. LUCERO. . . Paul . . .Pep Club l. . .Intramurals I-4 .. .Comes to Saints from Shell Town. . . Saints spirit is the best . . .No future plans yet. ERNEST R. MACIAS JR.. . . Ernie . . .Cross Country 2-4. .. Track 2-4. . .Will take an aviation course at Mesa and possibly join the Air Force afterwards. DAVID MALONEY. . . Dave . . .Baseball I. . .Basketball l-4 . . .Auguslinian 3,4. . . Intramurals I-4. . .Stats 3,4. . .Will attend school somewhere in San Francisco after graduation. DENNIS G. MANARD. . . Gimpy . . .Two-year Saintsman who comes from Hookerville. . .Baseball 3,4. . .Football 3,4. . .Will attend Oregon State or USC. PETER J. MANNO. . . Mannonucleosis . . .Came to us in his senior year. . .Looks to a future in art. ROBERT MCELROY. . . Bob . . .Wrestling 3,4. . .Is unsure of his future. TIMOTHY W. MCIVER. . . Tim . . .Basketball l,2. . .Tennis l-3 .. .Class officer I . . .Intramurals I-3. . .Plans a career in ocean- ography at UCSD, but will tour Mesa first. SCOTT JOSEPH MCCOLL. . . Scott . . .Football 3. . .Wrestling 3,4. . .Intramurals I,4. . .Will attend State for pre-dental courses and then UCLA. PATRICK NICHOLAS MARTIN . . . Big P . . .Vigilante. .. Intramurals I-3. . .Football I . . . Is not a hippy.. .Plans to major in oceanography at an unknown college. ARTHUR MARTINEZ. . . Art . . .Intramurals 2-4. . .Loves to put his teachers on the spot with his comments. . .Plans are un- known. SIMON JOHN MAYESKI. . . Si . . .Augusrinian I-4. . .Saints- man 4. . .Math Club 2-4. . .Stats l-4. . .CSF 2-4. . .Intramurals 3 ...Class officer 3,4. . .Pep Club l,2. . .Giver of the famous Polak award. . .Believes in the power of the press. . .Will attend USF. ANTHONY PAUL MEIERBACHTOL fSpell that againj . . . Tony . . .Football I-4. . .Basketball l,2. . .Baseball I-4. . .Intra- murals I-4. . .CSF 2-4. . .Vigilante. . . Distinguished El Cajon resi- dent I-IS. . .Future plans are classified information. DAVID JOSEPH MONISE. . . Muntzie . . .Intramurals I-4. .. Lunchtime basketball I-4. . .Will major in biology at UCSD or State. ROBERT PATRICK MORENO. . . Moose . . .Intramurals l-4 ...Chess Club 3,4. . .Football l,2,4. . .Will major in drama at Cal Western. CHARLES PATRICK MULLIGAN. . . Charlie . . .Football I . . .Golf 2. . .Track 3. . .Intramurals I-4. . .An accounting degree at USD awaits Charlie. PATRICK MAN KIN NG... Pat or Ning the Merciless . .. Intramurals l-4. . .Pep Club I-3. . .Hails from Tijuana daily... Thinks that Saints dances are the best source of entertainment for relaxing oneself. . .Will attend State for a degree in the field of aero- nautics or a pre-dental course. JACK STEPHEN NIOTTA.. Jack . ..Intramurals I-4.. Can be seen frequently at the Kona Kai Club.. Will attend State after graduation. CHARLES B. OLDSEN. . . Chuck . . .Football I-4. . .Basket- ball I . . .Track 2. . .Intramurals I-4. . .HTHFWET. . . Is very acci- dent-prone. . .Thinks electronics engineering should be his goal at SDS. JOHN C. OLSZEWSKI. . . Johnny O ..Chess Club.. .Will attend Grossmont College after graduation. ANTHONY MICHAEL OTTOMBRINO. . . Otto . . .Baseball I-4. . .Football I-4. . I. Pep Club I. . .Intramurals I . . .Would like to continue baseball or football at an unknown college. JOSE MANUEL OUANO. . . Jose . . .Intramurals 2. . .Known as a good guy. . .Will continue his education at Mesa. .IOHN VINCENT PETKA. . . The Prolific Polak . . .Football I-4 ...Track I. . .Wrestling 2. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Band I-4.. Pep Club I.2. . .Key Club 4. . .Letterman's Club 3.4. . .Plans to further his education with a science major at SDS. JAMES K. PIANKA. . . G.K.CHesterton or Bucky Walters . . .Uncertain of future plans. PETER TERZILLIO PIETRO PIEROTTI . . . Big Pete . . .Band 2.3. . .Pep Club I.2. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Futures plans are un- known. JOHNNY LEE PRITCHETT. . . John . . .Can be found trying to feed undernourished Saintsmen in the canteen. . .Plans to be a pilot andjoin the Marine Corps. MICHAEL JOSEPH PRUTZMAN. . . Mike . . .Football I . . . Track 3. . .Baseball 4. . .Will never forget pole-vaulting. . .Will tour Mesa before attending State. MICHAEL IVAN RADOVICH. . . Rad . . .Pep Club I.2. .. Intramurals I-3. . .Will attend State after graduation. JAMES MICHAEL RAWLINGS. . . Jimbo . . .Football I.2. and lf2 of 3. . .Will attend UCSD after taking a detour through Mesa. DENNIS LEE RECKER.. Dennie . . .Football I.2. . .Swimming 3.4. . .Intramurals I-4 ..Plans to go to Hawaii for higher educa- tion and higher surf. DANIEL JOSEPH REIS. . . Uncle Dan . . .Intramurals I-4. .. Pep Club I . . .Football 2-4.. Class officer 4. . .Plans to attend State to major in pharmacy. ROBERT S. RENTERIA. . . Sun Worshipperu. . .Will probably add to Mcsa's enrollment next year. ADOLPH RODRIGUEZ. . . Adolph . . .Absent I-4. . .Will not reveal his plans for the future. DAVID L. ROTNER. . . Dave or Rot . . .HTHFWET. . .Audio Visual 3.4. . .Pep Club 1.3.4. . Baseball manager I.2. . .Basketball Manager 2. . .Senior Court. . .After Mesa. will major in agricul- ture at UCLA. FRANK M. SANTANA. . . Frank . . .Intramurals l.2.3. . .Plans to pursue a degree in philosophy at UCLA. MARK SCHMERSAL. . . Canary . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Wrest- ling I. . .Golf 3.4. . .Halo Joe 3.4. . .Says Mesa has what he wants. GREGORY CHARLES SCHULTE. . . Greg .. Swimming 3,4 Intramurals I . . .Augusrinian 4. . .Sainlsinan 4. . HTH FWET ... it's Greggy Schulte Time . . .Will take pre-dental courses at Cal Western. TIMOTHY PATRICK SCOTT.. . Tim Discussion 4. . .Aug- uxliniari l,4. . .Audio Visual 3.4. . .Interschool photography 4. . . Plans on electronics engineering at UCSD. RICARDO ANTONIO SENIOR. . . Tony . . .Football l.2.4. .. Cross Country 3. . .Wrestling 2-4. . .Track I-4. . .HTHFWET. .. Known as The Sponge at lunchtime. . .Will attend state of UCSD and pursue electronics. EVARISTO G. SERRATQ. . . Charlie . . .Football I . . .Track 4 ...Intramurals I-4. . .Received I80 points for ditching P.E. a whole quarter. . .Will settle for Mesa in order to be with someone special. PATRICK J. SEYMORE. . . Pat . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Pep Club I.2. . .Known for his gifted talent of making freshmen work harder on campus.. .Plans to attend Colorado University. . .Will always remember the great class of '69, KENNETH WILLIAM SIMPSON.. . Tex .. .Pep Club I.2. .. Band 2.3. . .Audio-Visual crew 3.4. . . Will go to City College for adegree in mechanics. JAMES R. SHAULES. . . Jim . . .Pep Club I. . .Chess Club 2... Math Club 2. . .Intramurals 3.4. . .Football manager 3.4. . .Claims the amazing ability to sleep with his eyes open. . .Will attend Loyola University. PHILLIP LARRY SMITH. . . Bubba . . .Football 2-4. .. Vigilante. . .Wrestling 2.3. . .Track 2-4. . .Will attend State to major in police science or architecture. MATTHEW P. SMITH.. . Milkman ...HTHFWET. . .Wrest- ling I . . .Vigilante. . .Pep Club 2. . .Never misses a dance. . .organ- izer of our great pep rallies. . .Will attend State for a law major and afterwards serve with the FBI. DAVID A. SOMERS. . . Dave . . .Track I.2. . . Intramurals I-4 . . .Is withholding his after-graduation plans. JAMES WILLIAM STEVENS... Duck ...Bowling Club I-4 ...Chess Club I-4. . .Intramurals 4. . .Is uncertain of his future plans. RICHARD GREGORY STEWART. . . Rick . . .Cheerleader 3.4. . .Track 2-4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .The most soulful figure on campus. . .Plans to attend State. STEVEN MARK STINCHCOMB. . . Stinky . . .Halo Joe 2.3. .. Wrestling I.2. . .Must decide between Grossmont and State. BERNARD SULLIVAN. . . Bernie or Bad Lad . . . Intramurals I.2. . .Will continue his studies at Mesa. RICHARD W. TANDO. . . Rich . . .Intramurals I-4. . .Best dressed senior. . .Will attend State and then become a computer operator. JAMES B. TILLEY. . . Two Ton . . .Football I-4. . .Intramurals tsometimesj. ..Plans to go to State and then into the Air Force. PETER PAUL URBONAS. . . Camel . . .A two-year Saintsman from across the border. . .Will attend St. Mary's to study dentistry. JOHN JOSEPH VELEZ. . . Willy or Java . . .Wrestling 4... Intramurals I-3. . .Uncertain ofhis future plans. STEVEN J. VINTON. . . Stevie Wonder . . .Intramurals I-4. . . Basketball I. . .Pep Club I.2. . .Enjoys all Saints dances and activ- ities. . .Will attend State and major in veterinary medicine. DONALD J. VIOLETTE. . . Don . . .Wrestling 2-4. . .Augu.r1in- ian 4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Enjoyed his stay at Saints. . .Plans to attend college somewhere. DOMINIC ANTHONY VITRANO. . . Dom . . .Football I... Baseball 3.4. . .Sainlxman 4. . .Aaguslinimi 4. . . Intramurals l-4 ...Senior Court. . .CSF 3.4. . . HTHFWET. . .Will attend UCSD for a mathematics major. DENNIS J. WAHL. . . Curly . . .Basketball I-4. . .Intramurals I-4. . .ASB Treasurer. . .Class officer 2. . .Augustiniau 3. . .CSF I-4. . .Secretary to the Treasurer 4. . .MVP J.V. Basketball.. .Will take up a business administration major at State. RICHARD JAMES WALLOCH. . . Rich . . .Basketball 4... Football l. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Want to go to Mesa to study law. WILLIAM EDWARD WASSMAN. . . Tim . . .Football I.2. .. Basketball 2. . .Track 2.4. . .Intramurals I,2.4. . .Will attend an un- known college. THOMAS J. WELLS. . . WeII-Wells . . .Tried Wrestling I.2. .. Pep Club I.2. . .Track. . .Cross Country. . .Plans to become a '? but plans to attend college. GERALD JOSEPH WELCH. . . Jerry . . .HTHFWET. . .Pep Club I.2. . .Photography 3.4. . .Auguxlinian 3.4. . .Intramurals I-3. . .Quite a guy. . .Will join the Air Force and then pursue a law degree. RICHARD H. WHEELER. . .Intramurals I-4. . .Bowling I-4. .. Sain1sn1al14. . .Is not related to Jim Nabors. . .Will major in English or History at USD. ROBERT MICHAEL ALLYN WOODWORTH. . . Woody . .. Intramurals I-4. . .Baseball 2-4. . .Football 2. . .Electrical crew 3.4 . . .Will study geology after graduation. RONALD JOSEPH WOYCHAK. . . Rabbit . . .Baseball 2-4. .. Intramurals I-4. . .Is torn between a career in engineering or pro- fessional baseball. ALBERT T. YBARRA. . . 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