St Francis High School - Poverello Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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Q., soirok ASST. EDITOR mooeimron ,L 4-vip, in ' A .g 4- Zak V .4---u. Virgil Crock 505 Gogch Brother William, C.S.C. I-any Favor T, Fqrqsyn Robert Gotch, Virgil Crock, Arnold Jensen Again the Poverello staff has relocated it- self! We find ourselves now in the former Sodality office after having left our old office to the news- paper staff. We not only have a new home but a new set-up for this year's edition of the Pover- ello. Standing: Larry Favor, Virgil Crock. Seated: B. Cor- nelius, R. Allen. -A, X Standing: P. Muir. Seated: A. Chapman, W Rau, J. Mendez, J. Sander. We are assured that our Poverello 62-63 will be unique and of the finest quality. To do this we have developed the moto: Pictures are more important than copy! Standing: B. Murphy, T. Farasyn, L. Dillon. Sealed: A. Jensen, R. Baum. 'S-XL: SPORTS EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER

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rf nw gag 'PM A M VV , A V X EDITOR IN CHIEF ASST. EDITOR MODERATOR SPORTS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR Neil Guiney JOHN EV0l'd Brother Donald, C.S.C. John Gemello RON DOHOVUY' PUBLICATIONS l Kneeling, Left to right: A. Jensen, B. Murphy, M. Viand, B. Duvall, J. Evord. Standing: P. Muller, B. Slavin, P. Flannery, R. Hermann, N. Sannella, S. Campello, A. Castle, N. Guiney, R. Donovan, J. Gemello, A. Nicholls, P. Vecchiarelli, Brother Donald, B. Musgrave, J. Buckley. This picture was posed? 56

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9 . if llllll llllllllll DEBATE AND l FORENSICS ,Q ' 'N K M.. '2.'Z.'iiZL 'iL..., K . - M ' 5. oog i it lui' Y J f5 QI will First Row, left to right: R. Lane, J. Young, R. Hermann, K. Dwan, A. Blasi, J. Delaney, C. Pender, C. Wheeler, G. McCandless, J. McCIory, A. Jensen. Second Row: P. Steiner, N. Sanella, G. Cava, B. Musgrave, P. Kearney, F. Berry, G. Keith, C. Steligo, J. Buckley, G. Greeley, G. Werner. DEBATE AND FORENSICS TEAMS Known for their eternal verbosity, the debate and forensics teams are recognized throughout the Pacific Coast League as the post office men because of their special deliveries, dealing in debate this year with tariff and trade policies for the Western Hemisphere and in forensics with many current topics and abstract ideas. These two growing organizations, under the super- vision of Mr. Mqrtin Larrey, have made a science out of argumentation and a fine art out of oration. In the be- ginning of the course of developing these skills, the P.O. men have become familiar with many subiects of uni- versal controversy and interest. As Buddha preached, Right view, right aim, right speech, right action . . . is the proper sequence of the constituent parts of human improvement.