Bellarmine College Preparatory - Carillon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1958 volume:

s . 7? 1851-1925 .Slmfa CL. f7 L Q f Confenfzi JnfmfL.Cf..m ..... . jacuhg . .gilrulenb . N .xdcfiuifim ,gpoorfgs . . I 7 26 72 700 'r 1-.A 'Q qv M, 3.4 ww, W 1: ,1 AQO1. vo .Sli-.bb - .-up 04-.. vw Qbeobca f i on : F ' 1957's Golden Bell Dinner, the social highlight of the year. On September l3, I933 the San Jose News reported: The Bellarmine Dad's Club was or- ganized at Bellarmine College Preparatory last night with Frank D, Volpe of San Jose being elected president. . . The club was founded to organize those men who are interested in the maintenance and development of the school and make them more 'Bellarmine conscious '. For almost twenty-five years the Dad's Club has played an ever increasing, ever important role in Bellarmine's progress. Without their faith- ful assistance, sometimes in the face of great obstacles, the new school building, campus gar- dens, swimming pool, faculty building and a host of other improvements would have been impossible. In grateful appreciation, the faculty and students are happy to dedicate this l958 CARILLON to the Bellarmine Dad's Club. The annual Dod's and Son's day tr KKK . ' Mr. Raymond d'Artenay President of the 1957-58 Dad'S Club JIS' 2 gk H, Mrs Arthur Carmrchael President of the 1957 58 Bellarmlne Guald Bellarmnne s offncral scrapbooks contarmng hundreds of prctures programs letters and newspaper artrcles present a graphic prcture of our school s progress over the years From the very begrnnmg these records are frlled wrth the many actlvrtres of the Bellarmnne Gurld The San Jose Mercury Herald wrote on October 27 l929 The Bellarmrne Gurld establrshed shortly after the first of thus year at Bellarmrne College Preparatory Emory at Elm streets IS one ofthe delrghtful socral and cultural organrzatrons of whrch the v Iley rs lustly dents wrves of former students and frrends of the college nts purpose IS to cultrvate rnterest from the out srde an regard to the actrvrtres of the school Shortly after under the presndency of Mrs George D OConnell the frrst card party was held at the Knights of Columbus Hall To thus annual affarr was soon added whust partres telephone brrdge rummage sales and fashron shows These actrvrtres have resulted rn the Scholarshrp Fund for needy students and sev eral Improvements rn the physrcal plant ofthe school lt rs wrth srncere gratitude that we dedrcate thus 1958 CARlLLON tothe Bellarmlne Guild Gurld and Dad s Club members attend the annual Inaugural Ball Z I I 1 V , . A . . I I . .V 'V l 1 . v O - . 't V 2 proud, Comprised of mothers of present and past stu- ' N . ' . . . 4 1 . . ' l l F113 T RECTUR1 1..,-. 1.01.-is ry. mcmm, S.J., who became the tfmff-ef,-i ll 1,'l'!lfU'llllIlP Fvllege Preparatory at an inslallalion I r .luly 17. -Khurtesy Mercury Herald. ormer O wruaforg iri fke hmf fo go . . llBSEllVAlllllY Al lllll llllllflll llf PAEIHB llllllllfll Bellarmlno0ftiotah0rder Building Destroyed at cllDllllflv'0V8l1Kl!f. lll1XK3ilUl dthllllildllllhfd ynrlmbllnldlbhmn- nrnrlidtlllhlllillit ol Inu me :Inq rom! vhlenelnarmdlludail lanypnnnnuloluuuonl. lthlhllttthliwlf- wryntlhaifdiunl lzmm-yatnnualhGl!hd lPiIllli Rl9l'ItC7- tofmurblandilldnnh- e1nc,lnnuu1ctihshnsmng YCAOOWYIIQBOGITUIQIMI- thnrllhldthpllnuxukhndiu uns-puuuhuxmtquu IIBVAIQL Al1'lZ'lW6l'!fl'Ql. Ilithllbhlndii-MGIX. Rrxarthhhmniidhedudk an-id-Ili Bel dtvltty, wldntuvnnuahldrnm Thtfidkdlrddftwl 0l1'vvllPfd.1'MXlC-59H'B- vhmchnhyvnlohtvtfvlry mnnhrydrvuyfhlknnhoi 'vfullnmiumldtvlmnnxan-pta dwnknhsdassvaca- umfrypmuu Awutllhmnmhddlrlli menr.umrnu.4f ummmuximru- l J41SlDCf-iuflfllld . 1' vusn rr sm- lorll nuxrrhvr v .11 .md Pwfis U R-Nd. urhl- r an ui in X - - .un :nm.t.nz :M frvrl- , . .,,A W... 5, .,,.,,-. ln November of 1925 Santa Clara University purchased the College of Pacific campus and moved the University of Santa Clara High School to this site. The Rev. F. Dillon, S.J. was appointed Vice-Superior under the Rev. Z, Maher, S.J., Presi- dent of the University, On March l9, l926 Fr. Dillon was appointed Superior and the University of Santa Clara High School became completely independent of the University of Santa Clara. During 1927 the Rev. James Hayes, S.J. was appointed Superior of the High School. ln March of l928 the name was changed to Bellarmine College Preparatory. ln l93l, after serving as Superior for one year, the late Rev. Lewis McCann, S.J. was appointed first Rector of Bellarmine. lt was through Fr. Mc- Cann's efforts that the first Mothers' Club was organized to aid in the rebuilding of the aged college campus. At this time several old buildings were removed to make way for future improve- ments. Through the progressive ideas and the foresight of Father McCann and his predecessors, the pres- ent Bellarmine was made a possibility, 01 Clltfornll. JIM!! V i 1 gi , 1 .ffl-v, tim'-4-r v 'hs Co i-ru: of e'-l- lm. zur. Historic Building to Be Razed Ls:-.i onlv as a -zwrelmuse for a numlver of years. the old obs: Y l L4' 45, . U' gf a 1'1:1 ifzffgffafmafen :UUA HJAOIJ JUAN I W'zfy ClIlC!,9I'0lllJ fam, .. Old Music Conservatory Being Demolislwed ff:jw:1gmwgf'cg,,v fowl..-'fa -Q 5 the largest building of its type m Central Califomm, the old conservatory of Vnllmze of the Pacific, now owned by Bellarmine School, ln being torn down will he replaced by a more moden structure.-Lomar Service Photo. .Slang from JllI'I'OlllIlA'llg cccuhy Llllifmllg anf! fwzniri foul-fJ . . J Cify of .San 9050 forced rcmoua 0 ondvruafory . . f C 'wtanrlm f near the site of thi- 'xgcd Bellar Being the only Catholic boys' high school in the Santa Clara Valley, Bellarmine's enrollment soon in- creased to 400 boys. At the same time a successful effort was made to improve academic standards through the cooperative efforts of the faculty and their new president, Rev. James Donahue, S.J. This period saw the beginning of actual construc- tion of new buildings. A Co-Op and Bookstore were added, along with a new Social Hall complete with recreational facilities for the ever increasing number of resident students. Even further demands on the limited classroom space necessitated splitting of the larger classrooms into smaller sized units. This made it possible to accom- modate even more students. The need for a new school building became daily more apparent. lgt?ll2ll'I1'lill6,b low Soviul Hall ladiclenffi Jfuclenfd Sofia riaed on Jife of off! mine prepar-nu v school auilitm-ium rm I onfmruafor - . . . . ' zz - tus surmm 1, :his mud:-rn smlml hull and cu-up store will ill' ri-mtv for use uf stuilf-nt -- g H' ll I ln! 1 ,assi-s nc-xt. 'lkxvsilgix' on the cults-gc Park r x , Q ormcr lblknzan .5 orm now A011505 af Q'Jl.l!l'Ill SSQIIIAUIL4 . . . - f C O O 3 fl' of . . . AJl'I'UCl ,iffy AUCOIIIUJ H010 fflllllillj PII !I'CllIL'l' . . vv 44' wil T fl zany UILI Ufljl J fo 9 IUIIJUI' l'Ill'0 NIU!!! lJI'f'JJll Pl' . l ri-N4-til an .tr ' 1 i I' i ' JCJAUI' Slgflle if facuhy acc aimvc Cid modf 0llt6tClllAI1g . Under the rectorship of the Rev. Gerald A. Sugrue, SJ., Bellarmine underwent a series of phenomenal changes: the Junior-Senior class- room wing was constructed, the gymnasium was remodeled, Berchman's Hall was pur- chased and moved onto the campus, the swim- ming pool was completed by students and many generous members of the Dad's Club, the eucalyptus forest was removed, modern roads were constructed on the campus, lawns were planted to beautify the grounds, and the entire student enrollment greatly increased. Under the leadership ot Father Sugrue, both the Bellarmine Guild and the Bellarmine Dad's Club by their raffles, card parties, dinners, and subscription drives made possible this period of growth. Bgkf he 5 Ulgeijj Opin er I1 I lcre C4505 A Ofllqtl. lllt. J Q Clflnille gyfh . fic' A . l thru xx ,H-x' + xx,.xm',Nu - H w.N':X'-, 5 11-'- -' W' X 0 cn' ans X166-al L nd 3 500 0009 ' onYX xx X9 9 , XQADSX 'A 5 .. f. v .. m- x VHA- ..,, xx. u. um ---mm w nv nr-har: u--1.-vw 1. .L.,..X,.- -' ' ' ,' , , u- fa . 1 x . 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X iii Vrr-:dent at .Uma Cnllqr, yealerdly nnnounrvd - . , i.-rsh np.rrtsr.rii plans surtrd by lflthrr Sulfur under whom la.. -irrniir rnrnllmrnl trrblrd slnrr I9-IZ. Father Sugrue remain: at 1'-r iluml lrrnpnnnlx, prndln: his nrw usllnlntnl, The Rev. Thomas P, Cosgrave, S.J4 assumed the duties of Rector and President in l949. During his term of office, a brand new ultra- modern faculty building was constructed to re- place the 80 year old relic which had previ- ously beer partially destroyed by fire. The long list of improvements includes the transfer of the students' chapel to the old school building, the acquisition of two new school buses, the furnishing ofa new student infirmary, and the purchase of Loyola Hall, an off-campus dorm for resident students, During this time, the Dad's Club and Bellar- mine Guild inaugurated the now famous social highlight ofthe year, The Golden Bell Dinner. These organizations found in Father Cosgrove a beloved leader. n anna:-ge muff Kflfllgg r Ul'l'lCll1CL'lJ dy an l.I1CI'0Cl5l'l! Jfu :Auf X vnro mcfnf . ,I 5 5., x 11: xg .DAILY lg, 'Q P! f 1 j 'mam' mlm WP'TF!'!'P9 ' -,.......-......:..4..,., V --... -..... ....-....,....-. , .,,.-......-.- .. --H...-Q... ....-...,...-- ...-.1-,.. ... U.. .,, .........-...- ..-. N-..-. ' . . '.. , l'rie-I 'mmf gflj, i:- ',-E In Hn- tl 1 -3 lie-llarminr . X C0llJ!l'lll'll0Il 0 Il10CL'l'H Zlfllnq I lll C lllgi fl I l'f'CllII A 'fl' I COIHUJ lflll' . . . -. 4, ZQ i' 5 rf L-J ,ai .1- lW ' s -Qfrv 5frz'!z0.5 CClIHl7Il.5 I K! ' or Jecon func' . . J ,?.'5,5,qf!r'gxx?g5g'aggv.:f-5.3 J 2 5 iyfrjf new A011112 in youu or 33 0.611115 . . . - w .H v 'l ' ' ' 'lK ' ' eriocl of ro resid . . . S we , 1 i v if 2 Q CAGPLJ Juccee if Q 3400106 06 PGUQ L15 eCt0l pI'Q5lJ0l1f 7955- After a short time in office, the Rev. Charles W. Dullea, S.J. has shown great ability as an able rector and outstanding administrator. With only three years on the Bellarmine camp- us Father Dullea has seen the paying of the debt on the faculty building, has organized a retirement plan for the non-Jesuit faculty, con- structed three modern tennis courts, built new work shops and garages, and remodeled the interior of the resident students' dining hall. With the faithful cooperation of the Dad's Club and the Bellarmine Guild, Father Dullea has been an untiring and enthusiastic leader in promoting BeIlarmine's period of progress. alfll I'l'l0l'Yl EIU al LUOI' lllell U1 C0l'l5fl'll.Ctl0l'l 0 new gafage all IUOPL JAOIQJ eu. J eu. 9 I? - ' . 57 f A -J L . . J .gl wad Wwle,-fu! in 1870. 'Men if waa new, gene:-af gram' wan lareaiflenf, were were :mfg 37 alafeo. Ze fraims onfy ran a5 far SoulA aa San jane . . . 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W -4 ..... ,g W . . . ,, ? 9 ? J M 'il' . 'Q 1 1 ff ef Q 4 V4 ' ,. F u.. V A 'Q x 5 V - if ff ...wi ' . 'f ' , , 1 , . V. : ., A va 4 f 1 - I A If . 7 I qjfcs, '33 Q' 5 Qffw 1 , f ' AX f , I ' 5 I .4 '9p1: ' Miwffiv , - .X 1 1- i ,Qui mini . f Rev. William P. Corvi, S.J. Rev. Charles W. Dullea, S.J. Rev. Joseph M. Costa, S.J. Principal Reclor Vice-President Henry A. George Registrar .xgolminidfrafion l8 eV. Rdicfenf ,giucfenb Martin A. Morley, S.J. Moderator Robert J. Fatio Director ttyl' . 7 ' Rev. Russell G. Gruye, S.J. Rev. Thomas R. Byrne, S.J Field Representative Prefer! of Bourders .fgfkdficzi Miss Virginia Campisip Rev. James E. Morse, S.J.: Mrs. Helen Ferretti. Treasurer Umm ,sid sf: jg Brother Raymond W. Upton, S.J. Mrs. Josephine Maher ainfenance fgff ,..1 A Fred York Brother Lawrence J. Huber, S.J. Supervisor Custodian X i 4? Nz .1 lk Rev. Frederick M Coffey, S.J. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Clito Rustic, Otto Koerper Chefs p-Q., LATIN DEPARTMENT: Mr. Henry J. Mellon, S.J,, Mr. J. Thomas Deasy, S.J., Rev. Edward M. Stretch, S.J., Mr. Donald A. De Paoli, S.J., Rev. Dominic J. Harrington, S.J., Mr. Thomas V. Conn, S.J. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Mr, Carroll J. Keating, S.J., Mr. Richard R. Cobb, S.J., Mr. Carlton E. Whitten, S.J., Mr. William F. Donnelly, S.J., Mr, James J. Ma- honey, S.J. NS 'Pun Mu www .Sa QCLC U19 RELIGION AND COUNSELING DEPARTMENT Rev Wa ter L Want S J Rev James R Devlin S J Rev John W Clifford SJ Rev Clement E Con P- f--419 .44 v 1 N, K S f?'?!ll jaCM way, S.J., Rev. E. Leahy, S.J. James E. Slrehl, S.J., Rev. Charles Y 2 4 C ' 1 ' E 4 - l Q -IU ? SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Rev. John H. O'Neill, S.J., Rev. Louis B. Franklin, S.J., Mr. William K. Stolz, S.J,, Mr. William J, McPherson, Mr. Lennox C. Day, S,J. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Salvatore A. Tassone, S.J., Mr. Charles J. Heftel, M Charles A. Van Dorn, S.J., Mr. Anlhony V. Pelosi. ml zu, N..- LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mr, Camille J. Praf, S.J., Rev. Victor R. Fernandez, Mr. Michael J. Buckley, S.J. S s .lacfzinf C acu fy HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Mr. William A, Nolan, S.J., Mr. John W. Hanna, Rev. John C. Gaffney, S.J. SPEECH DEPARTMENT: Rev, Edward M, Pettid, S.J., M Edward R. Romano. ,gnhfnidf 1 2- INFIRMARY: Brother Edward I. Johnson, S.J., Mrs. Mariorie Schwulbe, R.N. S. !' LIBRARY. Brother Thomas AA Marshall, 5.1, ' I UAIC olurarian MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Mr. Paul Monvesuno Q, W c,' F.: , - 1-li CPLLECS O .A M J if 0 sS?lflC!QlflfZ5 J! Sflg J I THE PAST MELTS N X A c 2 A 'G 7 I x W B ,V ' 1 1 4 v 1 'I 2, v 3 ci ...J Q Q O lvac vnzif ..... 28 1 2 2 ,, juz ffnf mfw-nnwlzl Ing. . ggwziolxf : . . . -I yllllililli : . . If Q22 ,S1l,J60HIOI'l'J I I 5 .i'l'5AlHl'II . . lj. f 7 AZJfll'lL'I'J . . f 2 ' nvuf l'A1J.5l'00Ill,5 rzfiv Cll'0lll1f!llJ. 7 i' ir . ? ' 5 ', - 7 1 1. 2 L 5 gg 2 . . , 1 l f 5 W , 4. v , u ff 2 5' . A. . v 4 5 ff .. gr N 4? n E 4 ei if 43 5 Q . 2 E in ,, f P f 6' L.. ' .. HI, N X Q., Xl I , W PREM 5 M? 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St. Leo's Parish Loyola High School L.A. 1 2, Dramat- ics 3, Cardinal 4. Classical Richard Donald Bean 12905 So. Highway 9 Saratoga, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Radio Club 1, 2. General Ross Chandler Berry 1170 McKendrie San Jose, Calif. St. Leo's Parish Cardinal 3, J.V, Football 2, Frosh Football 1, Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 1, 2, 3, 4, President Block B 4, All-American Interschol- astic Swimming Team 3, 4. General Theodore Joseph Biagini 1481 Harrison St. Santa Clara, Calif, St. Clare's Parish Carillon 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Dramatics 3, 45 Block B 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball Manager 1. Honorary Classical Kenneth Welch Biggs 1056 Camino Pablo San Jose, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Carillon 45 Cardinal 4: Dramatics 3: J.V, Baseball 25 Frosh Baseball 1, Honorary Classical Leland Timothy Blanchard 885 Chapman St. San Jose, Calif. St. Leo's Parish Sodality 3, 45 Cardinal 45 N.F.L. 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Festi- val 35 13O's Swimming 25 Varsity Swimming 3, 45 Rally Committee 45 Variety Show 4. Honorary Classical Joseph Rudolf Blum 1920 Cabana Dr. San Jose, Calif. St. Christophefs Parish Sodality 3, 45 Block B 45 Varsity Football 45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Frosh Baseball 1. Honorary Classical Neil Paul Bodine Rt. 1, Box 1880 Santa Clara, Calif. St. Clare's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Carillon 25 Radio Club 15 Dramatics 3, 45 Block B 2, 3, 45 Rally Committee 3, 45 Cross Country Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 130's Track 1. Honorary Classical Carl Martin Bohley 728 Garland Dr. Palo Alto, Calif. St, Aloysius Parish Classical J X 8 1 ' 1' 1 as- , , , fi' .I , C , '-5 5- 5. .5-'ff 2 'rf J -'lgifi iki 4 gf 1' is jg -it i ' 9ff..'l2fs:'.'i-, . ef lil' V ii' ' ' L 7581 'Fr if T14 ,'f'?:'s3,T r . X' f'. f! Li-,.s'r.'.'. Richard Charles Bourret Dennis Edward Boyle 198 James Ave, 1145 Channing AVE. Athertpn, Calif, Palo Alto, Calif. St Aloysius Parish St. Thomas Aquinas Parish JV Football 35 130's Swimming 2fqmpticsT 3PkBL0Cl5 533i44FVgY?:5 2 Golf 4. oun ry ra: , , , 7 ri Geneml Track 3, 45 130's Track 1, 2. Classical Salvatore Joseph Bozzo 661 Prevost St. San Jose, Calif. Holy Family Parish Sodality 45 Dramatics 3 ,45 Block B 3, 45 Varsity Baseball Manager 35 J,V. Baseball Manager 35 Frosh Baseball Manager 1. General John Anthony Brignani 506 Mt. View Ave. Mt. View, Calif. St. Joseph Parish Sodality 15 Block B 3, 45 J.V, Bas- ketball 35 110's Basketball 15 Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Frosh Base- ball 1. Classical Peter Morrell Bunch 6116 Contra Costa Rd. Oakland, Calif. St. Theresa Parish Sodality 1, Dramatics 1, 2, Block B 2, 3, 4, Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4, 130's Swimming 1. General William Michael Butler 318 Farley St. Mt. View, Calif. St. Joseph Parish J.V. Football 2. Classical Joseph Simon Calcagno 1620 Campbell San Jose, Calif. St. Christopher's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Bell Echo 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 3, 4, 120's Track 1, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. General Donald Anthony Caldwell 1377 San Juan Ave. San Jose, Calif. Block B 4, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Football 2, 3, Frosh Football 1, Var- sity Track 4. Classical William Earl Campbell 711 No. 7th St. Son Jose, Calif. Holy Cross Parish Block B 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Classical Nicholas Carl Cappelloni 745 No. 21st St. San Jose, Calif. Holy Cross Parish Sodality 1, 3, 4, Cardinal 4, Dra- matics 3. Classical xllllllllll Q, ,,, 5441, all ' Sf ,ff 0, Q lf QM! Y 6 if g ,. '3iLi2f ' X!! 0 0 f xc? lily, QQ llll What, no activity period! N Arthur Commons Carmichael Jr. 820 Bird Ave. San Jose, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Carillon 2, 34' Cardinal 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Rally Committee 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Frosh Football 1, Varsity Track 3, 4, 130's Track 2, 120's Track 1, Junior Prom Chairman. General Paul Alan Caro 1681 Hanchett San Jose, Calif, St. Leo's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Cardinal 1, 2, 3, 4 Classical Carillon 2, 3, 4, Bell Echo 3. if G t S iff' fb. -rr' ' Peter Joseph Carroll Jerry Stephen Chargin Tom John Chin Richard Joseph Collins 1 So. Robert Dr. 1078 Carolyn Ave. Rt, 1, Box 631 1474 Santa Paula Menlo Park, Calif. San Jose, Calif. Klamath Falls, Oregon San Jose, Calif, St. Raymond's Parish Sacred Heart Parish Sacred Heart Parish St, Joseph's Parish 50dGlllY 1: SUHCVUUVY Society 1: Bell Echo 4- Sanctuary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Bell J.V. Football 3, Frosh Football Dramatics 3, 4, J.V Football 3. Classical Echo 4, Block B 4, Varsity Track Manager 1, 13O's Track 2, 120's General 4, 130's Track 3, 120's Track 2, Track 1. Freshman Secretary, Classical Classical .xc l 'S William Norbert Compagno Jr. 1220 Clark Way San Jose, Calif. St. Christopher's Parish Dramatics 3, 4, Frosh Football 1, 130's Track 2. Honorary Classical Gary Anthony Condensa 1038 Lafayette St. Santa Clara, Calif, St. Clare's Parish Band 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 4, Rally Committee 4, J.V. Football 3, Varsity Tennis 4. General Thomas Joseph Connelly 11971 Country Club Dr. Los Altos, Calif, St. Simon's Parish St. Ignatius, Cleveland, Ohio, 1, 2, Sodality 3, 4, Bell Echo 4, Dramat- ics 3, 4. Honorary Classical Don Michael Connolly 225 No, Broadway Irvington, Calif. St. .loseph's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Bell Echo 4, Radio Club 1, N.F.L. 2, 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. General Michael Parks Conroy 1083 Dry Creek Rd. Campbell, Calif. St. Lucy's Parish Cardinal 4, Block B 4, J.V. Foot- ball 2, 110's Basketball 1, Varsity Swimming 4, 130's Swimming 1, 2, 3. Classical Howard Walter Corman 729 College Ave. Santa Clara, Calif. St. Clare's Parish Classical we-Q 'El W' ' Q it . G-rf bf mv, sv-1' . 1 W Ronald Christopher Coxon 558 Patricia Lane Palo Alto Calif St Thomas Aquinas Parish o ality 3 Dramatics 3 4 1 s Swimming Classical Diploma Barry Richard Cristina 777 E William San Jose Calif St Patricks Parish ality 3 4 Car mal Bloc 3 4 Rally Committee 4 Vars Basketball 2 3 4 120s Basketball Fros Baseball President o Rally Committee 4 Honorary Classical Diploma Gerald Anthony Daino 2624 Cherry Ave San Jose Calif Saint Christopher s Parish S int Josephs 1 2 3 Cari n Classical Diploma Thomas George d Artenay 509 Porter Lane San .lose Calif, St. John's Parish ioClub12,,,...3- - icsl 2 3 4,13O's Swimming ' President of Radio Club 4. General William James Del Biaggio S. 14th . San Jose, Calif, St, Patrick's Parish Student Body President 4, Student Body Treasurer 3, Sodality , , , rdinal 2, 3, , , , Block 2, 3, 4, Varsity Foot a , , , J.V, Football 1, Varsity Track 2, 13O's Track 1, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Honorary Classical Diploma Ronald Charles Diebel 1818 Kirkland Ave. San Jose, Calif. St. Christopher's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Block B 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. Hon. Classical , e. s 'O D . iw-J 4 -X X Frank Joseph Dorsa Mark Michael Doyle f S I 20450 Montalvo lane 1155 Waverly St. I Saratoga, Calif, Palo Alto, Calif. 4 X X Sacred Heart Parish St. Thomas Aquinas Parish A f Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Prefect Sodality 1, 2, Dramatics 4, Varsity G Y-A of Sodality 3, Carillon 4, Bell Echo Swimming 3, 4, Block B 4. A 'T' ' 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. General Diploma -2-7 Q4 Classical Diploma And then I built this mead hall .. 38 .EE be va' ik.: f.,. I ,-1 5 M l be wmv' Y William Charles Farrington Lyndon James Farwell Jr. Ronald Emile Ferrari 162 Desmond St. 55 Broadway 670 E. Margaret St. San Francisco, Calif. Los Gatos, Calif, San Jose, Calif. Our Lady of the Visitation St. Mary's Parish St, Patrick's Parish Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 2, 3, General Diploma Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Sanctuary So- 4, Editor-in-Chief of Cardinal 4, ciety 1, 2, 3, 4. Classical Diploma N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Honorary Classical Diploma Donald Fennell Driscoll 19020 Oiai Drive Los Gatos, Calif. St. Mary's Parish Block B 4, 120's Basketball 2, Var- sity Swimming 4, 130's Swimming 2, 3. Classical Diploma Samuel Palmer Eastman 590 Whisky Hill Road Woodside, Calif. Our Lady of the Wayside Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 1, Block B 2, 3, 4, 13O's Track 1, Varsity Swim- ming 2, 3, 4, 130's Swimming 1. Classical Diploma Andrew Steven Efthimos 711 East Tayler San Jose, Calif. Holy Cross Parish Block B 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3 lmgr.l, J. V, Baseball 2 lmgr.1, Frosh Baseball 1 lmgr.l. Classical Joseph Edward Engle 722 Los Padres Blvd. Santa Clara, Calif. Santa Clara Community Methodist Church Dramatics 3, 4, Block B 4, Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4. Classical Diploma John Louis Escover 13004 Paseo Presada Saratoga, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Sodality 1, 2, Dramatics 3. Classical Diploma Savatore Joseph Falcone 10300 Capitol Ave. San Jose, Calif. St. John Vianney Parish Classical Diploma Joseph Dean Fessio Jr. 1124 Windsor Way Menlo Park, Calif. St. Raymond's Parish Sodality 2, 3, Radio Club 1, N.F.L. 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Rally Committee 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2' Frosh Baseball 1. Honorary Classical Diploma 39 John Vincent Gallagher 314 Jeter St. Redwood City, Calif. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Classical Diploma William James Gallagher 1312 Montero Burlingame, Calif. Our Lady of the Angels Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Carillon 1, 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, J.V. Foot- ball 3, Frosh Football 1. Gen. Diploma Joseph Philip Gallo 11144 Pash Lone Cupertino, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Frosh Baseball 1. Hon. Classical Diploma of if ' -- ' . 1. '- '. 1 . .W Q ,Q J ' 1 A iL',,fiff , e e, . 'J J '4'l1: g:4':5.?:?ii:.hrL1r Q I J f 1 -. A -' f ly?-I ' ' ...,.. ,H lj - s f ' as 1 ,-- --.- ,Q .-.Y Bi .M I- X P ' qi- 4 . ' f ,yezwp . 'Y v. ' I A J 'l 1 -, ., psf .AQ ' X , X! ' ' 1- :QLLNU 'Z -f'6.QL-Ls.L- u se Z g-1 67 And then when I was a senior l took Latin, Chemistry, and Trig. Peter Frank Felice Route 1, Box 356 Gilroy, Calif. St. Mary's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Bell Echo 4, 6 Wi-sfl- Dramatics 3, 4. Hon. Classical Geoffrey Thomas Fox 1225 Hillview Drive Menlo Park, Calif. St. Raymond's Parish St. Edward's High School, Elgin, Ill., 1, 2, 3 years, Radio Club 4. General Diploma LJ David Prince Freitas 50 Lochinvar Road San Rafael, Calif. St. Raphael's Parish Marin Catholic, San Rafael, Calif. 1, 2 years, Senior Class President, Cardinal Sports Editor 4, N.F.L. 4, Dramatics 3, Rally Committee 3, Sanc- tuary Society 3, 4. General Diploma g kj r 4 ' li Q 3 f Allan Valentine Giannini 251 Uplands Drive Hillsborough, Calif. St. Bartholomew's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 4 N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4 Cross Country Track 1, 130's Swim- ming 2, Varsity Swimming 4. Honorary Classical Diploma Dale Harold Gilbert 847 Mango Ave. Sunnyvale, Calif. St. Simon's Parish Sodality 3, Bell Echo 4, Block B 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 120's Bas ketball 2, 110's Basketball 1. General Diploma William Robert Gonzales 1830 Lexington St. Santa Clara, Calif. St. Clare's Parish Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 1. General Diploma James Thomas Grady 1387 Pine Ave. San Jose, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Radio Club 2, Dramatics 2, Block B 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, General Diploma Leonard Anthony Grilli 2595 Pioneer Ave. San Jose, Calif. St. Martin's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 2, Variety Track 4, 130's Track 3, 120's Track 1. General Diploma Jere Michael Guernsey 874 Vallombrasa Chico, Calif. St. John the Baptist Parish Sanctuary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 4, Varsity Swimming 4, 130's Swimming 1, 2, 3. Classical Diploma John Herbert Harvey 787 East San Carlos St. San Jose, Calif. St. Patrick's Parish Diploma William John Hackel lll 790 South 10th St. San Jose, Calif. St. Patrick's Parish Sodality 4. Hon. Classical Diploma Richard Ignatius Havey 7082 Luther Ave. San Jose, Calif. St. Leo's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Block B 4, Varsity Track 4, 130's Track 3, 120's Track 1, 2. Classical Diploma 1 S . 51' s is-if 1 Kenneth Henry Hall Jr. 260 South 13th St. San Jose, Calif. St. Patrick's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Carillon 3 Cardinal 4, N.F.L. 2, 3, Rally Com- mittee 4, Varsity Basketball 4. Classical Diploma John Joseph Healy 65 Virginia Lane Atherton, Calif. Church of the Nativity Parish Variety Show 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Car- dinal 4. ' . 1 James Edward Harrington 3415 Ocean Blvd. Corona Del Mar, Calif. St. John Vianney Parish Sodality 2, Sanctuary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 3, 4, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 1, 120's Track 1, Var- sity Swimming 4, 130's Swimming 2, 3. Honorary Classical Diploma Vernon Mark Holthouse Route 1, Box S26 Sunnyvale, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Cardinal 4, Band 1, 2, Block B 4, Cross Country Track 4, Varsity Track 3, 4. Classical Diploma Clyde Joseph Homen 5307 McKee Road San Jose, Calif. St. John Vianney Parish Sodality 3, 4, Block B 3, 4, Cross Country Track 2, 3, 130's Track 1, 2, 3, General Diploma Fredrick Tilford Honore 4100'Holly Drive San Jose, Calif. St. John's Parish Block B 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Var- sity Football 3, 4: J-V- Fvotbdll 2: Intramural Moderator 2, 3. General Diploma Jerald Anthony lnfantino 2865 Hemlock St. San Jose, Calif. St. Martin's Parish Carillon 3, 4, Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Carillon 4, Cardinal 3, 4, Dramat- ics 3, Block B 4, Rally Committee 4, Head Cheerleader 4, J.V. Football 3, 120's Basketball 1, 130's Track 2, 3, 120's Track 1. Hon. Classical Diploma Michael Charles Jonas 1580 Sunnyslope Ave. Belmont, Calif. Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish Bell Echo 2, 4, Cross Country Track 1, 2. General Diploma James Carl Josephson 1541 The Alameda San Jose, Calif. St. Leo's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 2, 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 J.V. Football 1, Var- sity Track 1, 2, 3. General Diploma William Louis Kastner 1685 Muller Drive Napa, Calif. St. John's Parish K. ,I 4 I . 1 ,g tg ,ff if? if Bell Echo 2. General Diploma .- '1- 'wi g CNN itll llll ,N 9 Q M, ! ll , 'J C ' 62411125 'W l I l L V I'g xx i I l v ll-4 Patrick Winston Keller John William Kenny 1321 Thomas Drive 1130 Westfield Drive , Martinez, Calif, Menlo Park, Calif. .X ' V St. Catherine's Parish St. Raymond's Parish F St. Catherine's School, Martinez, Carillon 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 2, 3, 4, yrs. 1, Sanctuary Society 2, 3, 4, Bell Echo 2, 3, 42 N-F-l. lf 2. 3: ir A Carillon 4, Cardinal 4, N.F.L. 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Feature Editor of ' Dramatics 4, Block B 4, Rally Com- Cardinal 4. Whv! even in high school l was a genius with large numbers. mmee 47 golf 3' 4' Honorary Classical Diploma Classical Diploma Q- , 415,511 SN X, C' 'Wx -:T-5' 174 John Roche Kiely Ill 206 Manzanita Way Woodside Calif Our Lady of Wayside Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2 Block B 3, 4, JV Football 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4, Frosh Foot- ball 1, Varsity Basketball 4, JV. Basketball 2, 130's Track 2, Varsity Tennis 3, 4, 13O's Swimming 1 Honorary Classical Diploma Thomas Michale Kiely 1588 Liberty St Santa Clara, Calif Saint Clare's Parish Sodality l, Dramatics 4, Block B 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4: J.V, Foot- ball 2, l20's Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 3, 4. Classical Diploma William Nelson Klein 326 Elwood St. Redwood City, Calif. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish Carillon 4, Cardinal 4, Block B 3, 4, 12O's Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J.V, Baseball 2, Frosh Baseball 1, Rally Committee 4, Art and Lay Out Editor Carillon 4. Honorary Classical Diploma Joseph Arthur Koeplin 117 Rosemary St. Kenneth Neal King Bernard Michael Kitt 1090 Powell St 2053 Bywood Drive Hollister, Calif OUlKl0I'1Cl, CGW Sacred Heart Parish Corpus Christi Parish Sodality 1, 2, Sanctuary Society l Sodalitt' 2- N F l-- 2- 3 D'CmC'l'f5 2, Dramatics 3 General Diploma 2, 3, 4' 1303 5Wlm '1i'19 l Classical James Marshall Leaver lll 261 9th Avenue Yuma, Arizona Immaculate Conception Parish Student Body Secretary 4, Sanctu- ary Society l, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 4, N.F.L. l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Varsity Basketball 4, J.V, Bas- ketball 1, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, 130's Track 1, Honorary Classical Diploma San Jose, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Block B 4, Varsity Basketball 4, J.V, Basketball 2, 3, 12O's Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 4, Classical Diploma 125' Gary Lee Lewis 380 Franklin St. Mountain View, Calif St. Josephs Parish Radio Club 1, 2, Dromatics 3 Classical Diploma .rs v4.1 3 - W i . Qt- K ' ik, Q , K? it Y ,, ,Qi 1 ,, 512-ig K' 'Q' QP! fl' .vi r . ' 2338 ii '-'ff--4-. 3,-,le , 1. J' EM with i.. .'f'Di:w' . .iy.t:l.-fi, Y - , 1 ', is V '- Robert Peter Mancini Fillmore Joseph Mariant 334 Church St. 1038 Camino Pablo St. Josephs Parish San Jose, Calif. J,V. Football 3, Frosh Football 1 Sgqyed Heart Parish Classical Diploma Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3 Classical Diploma Li X John Michael Martin 1185 Hanchett Ave. San Jose, Calif. St. Leo's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Block B 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Frosh Football 1. General Diploma Thomas Joseph Mayer 16690 S.W. Glenwood Drive Oswego, Calif. Our Lady of The Lake Parish Sodality 1, Bell Echo 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, 120's Track 2. Classical Diploma John Lea McDanieIs 222 Park Lane Atherton, Calif. St. Raymond's Parish Menlo School 1, 2, Sodality 3, 4, Cardinal 4, Dramatics 3, 4. Classical Diploma James Edwin McMahon 912 Cowper St. Palo Alto, Calif. St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Block B 4, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Football 2, 3, Frosh Fooball 1. General Diploma Patrick Houston McNamee 439 Deodara Dr. Los Altos, Calif. St. Simon's Parish Sodality 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4. Classical Diploma James Dennis McMonigIe 1414 8th Ave. Lewiston, Idaho St. Stanislaus Parish Lewiston Senior High 1, 2, Sanctuary Society 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Football 3, President Sanctuary So- FR of,l,l, 4 Fri? SWK ff' 'WPI dl? SQLUL on dx' ul ciety 4. General Diploma B- ll o 5. Ii J L 1 lt .9 J-2 L ll III' I X0 W Q fx KD f . l 1 i cP 1 ' U l I In M . :A 11 o , A A i . QW Can l buy my Block B here? Francis Miles McNiff Ill 695 Prospect Blvd. Pasadena, Calif. St. Andrew's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Football 3. General Diploma William Blanchard Merryman 219 Nimitz Ave. Redwood City, Calif. St, Pius Parish Sodality 1, 2, Frosh Football 1, Vars- ity Track 2, 3, 4. Classical Diploma Douglas Michael Naughton 2005 Ray Drive Burlingame, Calif. Our Lady of Angels Parish Sadality l, Bell Echo 4, Block B 4, Varsity Swimming 4, 13O's Swimming 1, 2. Classical Diploma Joseph Francis Nichols 325 Begier Ave. San Leandro, Calif. St. Leander Parish Sodality 1, Band 1, 2, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, J,V, Football Manager 2. General Diploma Gerald Thomas Nola Rt. 2, Box 665 San Jose, Calif, Holy Cross Parish Sodality 1, Block B 4, Varsity Foot- ball 4, J.V. Football 2, 3, 130's Track 2, 12O's Track 1. General Diploma X lv ?f4fy', Vs ali' 'f Q 4 Uftl c l Y J ll as ff Q 1 4 0 s - i ! oo. 11 U ,' Poco SD f ESD i bg. 345' L 0 - 4 i ' ' L V h fin, ll 6 S?.ul3t,M, Who me? l'm waiting for our hearse. Robert Patrick Murgallis 1881 Briarwood Dr. Santa Clara, Calif. St, Justin's Parish Sodality 1, Block B 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 2. General Diploma William Lawrence Murphy 110 N, Elm Dr. Beverly Hills, Calif. Good Shepherd Parish Student Body Sergeant-at-Arms 4, So- dality 1, 2, 3, Cardinal 4, Bell Echo 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Block B 3, 4, Var- sity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Frosh Football 1, Varsity Track 3, 4. Classical Diploma Henry Adam Musto 400 Kings Mt. Road Woodside, Calif. Our Lady of the Wayside Parish Block B 3, 4, Varsity Swimming 3, 4, l30's Swimming 2. General Diploma Thomas Cave Nolan 2160 Bryant Palo Alto, Calif. St, Thomas Aquinas Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 1, 2 3, Band 1, N.F,L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra matics 1, 2. Honorary Classical Diploma Michael Dennis O'Kane 1024 Newhall St. San Jose, Calif. St. Leo's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Block B 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Frosh Football 1, Varsity Track 3, 4, 130's Track 2, J.V, Baseball 1. General Diploma Timothy Jackson Palmer 60 Westminster Dr., Oakland, Cal. St. Theresa's Parish Sodality 2, 3, Sanc. Soc. 1, 2, 3, 4, Carillon 3, Cardinal 3, Block B 4, Rally Committee 3, Varsity Football 4, J.V. 2, 3, Frosh 1, Varsity Swim, 2, 4, Classical Diploma Gary August Paris 958 N. 4th St., San Jose, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Carillon 3, 4: Cardinal 3, 4, Bell Echo 3, Block B 4, Rally Committee 3, 4, 110's Basketball 1, Cross Coun- try Track 3, l3O's Track 3, 'l20's Track 2, Copy Editor Carillon 3, Ed- itor-in-Chief Carillon 4, Cheerleader 4. Honorary Classical Diploma David Lee Pascuol 157 Decker Way, San Jose, Calif. St. John's Parish Block B 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Frosh Football 1, Secretary Block B 4. Classical Diploma 4 Q R if! i , A i 1'J Al 4' 'iv ary Joseph Pedone 805 Harliss Ave. San Jose, Calif, Sacred Heart Parish dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, lly Committee 4, Varsity Basket- ll 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, 120's sketball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 4, J.V. Baseball l. ossical Diploma Michael Frank Pezzola 309 S. 23rd St. San Jose, Calif. St. Mary's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Bas- ketball 1, Varsity Track 3, 4, 130's Track 2. General Diploma f 1 'Zf 'T' W is cis., ., r i ,'fcL'7 Anthony Joseph Piazza 2735 Moorpark Ave. San Jose, Calif. St, Martin's Parish Sodality 1, Block B 4, Varsity Foot- ball 4, JLVL Football 2, 3, Frosh Football 1, J.V. Basketball 1, Var- sity Baseball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Frosh Baseball 1, Classical Diploma Salvatore Donald Passantino Jr. 630 San Antonio Rd. Los Altos, Calif. St. Nicholas Parish Sodality 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Football 1, Varsity Track 4. Classical Diploma Robert Alfred Pauli 97 Marymont Ave. Atherton, Calif. St. Pius Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Carillon 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 1, 2, 3, 4, Bell Echo 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, 130's Swimming 1, 2, Presi- dent N.F.L, 4. Hon. Classical Diploma William Talbott Pauly 817 Missouri Ave. Deer Lodge, Montana Immaculate Conception Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sanctuary So- ciety 3, 4, Carillon 3, 4, Bell Echo 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Cross Country Track 2, l30's Track 2, 120's Track 1. Classical Diploma William Chauncey Pisano 1367 Lexington St, Santa Clara, Calif. St. Clare's Parish N.F.L. 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Varsity Track 4, 130's Track 3. Honorary Classical Diploma Robert Richard Postier 1035 Franquette Ave. San Jose, Calif. St. Christopher's Parish Dramatics 3, 4, 130's Track 1. Classical Diploma John Walsh Power Ill 445 Arlington Dr. Birmingham, Michigan Holy Name Parish Drumatigs 3, 4, Rally Committee 3. General Diploma Ronald Edward Quaresma Mission San Jose-Niles Hy. Miggign San Jose, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Sodality 3, Dramatics 4. Classical Timothy Michael Quinn 19391 Valle Vista Dr. los Gatos, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Dramatics 4, Block B 4, Varsity Foot- ball 4, J.V. Football 2, 3, Frosh Football 1, 120's Track 1. General Diploma Robert Gene Re 111 W. Arques St. Sunnyvale, Calif. St. Martin's Parish Block B 4, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Football 2, 3, Frosh Football 1. Classical Dipoma John Vincent Regan 485 9th Ave. Menlo Park, Calif. St. Anthony's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 1. 2, 3, 4. Honorary Classical Diploma. J r' f , i' OV! ' l X fi C I ' :gl . .fl l ,.lA V A l if V-. ' --Mez, Robert Charles R ordan l ll liZUIi' 'cw e hug-E23 I K 410 E. San Fernando M . 'lhlii ' 644 sun Jose, cam. , , ' St. Patrick's Parish If Rl ' Prior Park College 1, 2, Radio ' - A Club 3, Dramatics 3, 'i' General Diploma Veteran Bell student hard at work. David Patrick Riopel 286 Ridge Vista San Jose, Calif. St. John Vianney Parish Radio Club 1, Cross Country Track 1. Classical Diploma John Francis Rosa 897 Barron Ave. Palo Alto, Calif. St. Aloysious Parish Bell Echo 4, Dramatics 3 General Diploma Robert Richard Roseblade 2853 Fresno St. Santa Clara St. St. Justin's Parish Carillon 3, 4, Cardinal 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, Block B 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, J.V. Football 2, Frosh Football 1, Varsity Track 3, 'l30's Track 2, Frosh Baseball 1, Business Editor Carillon 4. Classical Diploma John James Ruprecht H391 Miller Ave. Los Altos, Calif. St. Simon's Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Carillon 4, Bell Echo 2, 3, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 3, 4, Block B 4, Cross Coun- try Track l, 2, Varsity Track 4, l30's Track 2, 3. Honorary Classical Diploma if 1 I John William Ryan 507 Menlo Oaks Dr. Menlo Park, Calif. Nativity Parish J.V. Football 2. Honorary Classical Diploma Richard Anthony Saso 747 Bridge Rd. San Leandro, Calif. Assumption Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sanctuary So- ciety l, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 2, 3, N.F.l. 2, Dramatics 3, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4. Hon. Classical Diploma Michael Francis Ryan 15 Gaylord Ct. San Carlos, Calif. St. Charles' Parish Sodality 1, Carillon 4, Bell Echo l, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, 'l2O's Basketball 'l, Varsity Track 2, Var- sity Tennis 4. Honorary Classical OUWJB John Anton Schmitt 1680 The Alameda San Jose, Calif, St. Leo's Parish Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Frosh Baseball 'l. Class. Diploma Samuel Joseph Sebastiani 247 4th St., East Sonoma, Calif. St. Francis Solano Parish Sodality 'l, 2, 3, Sanctuary I, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 2, 4, Block B 4, J.V. Football 3, Cross Country Track 1, Varsity Swimming 3, 4, l30's Swim- ming I, 2. Classical Diploma 1 'Z , 1' v-'ff 'bf -ev- Y J? Q ls N 5 J 44:92 5,-51 . All o! ' 4 1 ,iz . J f.-v -' ' 1 If , - -ff -' -. .awe 115-r ,V 'rv--Q' , cg Y x-0 7 llifl Avy f KSN' f 7 J : CC 1 5 ,'l'?T X 'Q' lf-T, 5 it J 5 6 ft jr ,,,,,g:v!, , ill' 42,35 Q-A' AW! Michael William Shannon 2315 Harrison St., Santa Clara St. Justin's Parish Carillon 45 Cardinal 45 N.F.l. 45 Block B 3, 45 Rally Committee 45 Varsity Foobtall 3, 45 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Track 1 lMgr.l, Classical Diploma Robert Emed Sola 2115 20th Ave San Francisco Cali St Cecrlras Parish Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Sanctuary Society N l 2 3 Dramar Classical Diploma Anthony Francis Souza 1 Box 791 Tracy Car St Bernard s Parish Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Sanctuary Society 1 2 3 Drama o 3 4 Vars Tennis 1 lMgrl Hon Classical Dip Samuel Joseph Spooner 103 N Vllla Ave Willows Calif St Monrca s Parish Sanctuary Society 1 2 3 4 Block B 4 Varsity Football 4 JV Football 2 3 Frosh Football 1 Varsity Bas ketball 4 JV Basketballl 3 Var sity Baseball 3 4 JV Baseball 1 2 Classical Diploma Gregory Anthony Steber 255 Glenwood Ave Woodside Calif Our Lady of the Wayside Parish alrty 1 2 c Varsity Football 3 4 JV Football 2 Frosh Football 1 Varsity Swimming 2 3 4 130s Swimming 1 Honorary Classical Diploma Eugene Walter Steiner Box 66 Galt Calif St Joseph s Parish Sodalrtyl 3 4 Cardinal 4 Dramat rcs 3 Block B 4 Rally Committee 4 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball 3 4 JV Baseball 2 Frosh Baseball 1 Cheerleader 4 Classical Diploma Welcome aboard, Frosh. John Howard Sterling 624 Maywood Ave San Bernardino, Calif Holy Rosary Parish Block B 3, 45 Varsity Football 4 J.V. Football 2, 35 110's Basketball 15 Varsity Track 3, 45 130's Track 25 120's Track 1. Classical Diploma i 'Bi JS Albert Edward Stokes 993 Spencer Ave San Jose Calif Sacred Heart Parish Block B 2 3 4 Varsity Track 4 130 s Track 3 Varsity Track Man ager 2 Classical Diploma -, ' , 'f- 1, 2, 3, 45 .F. . , 5 t'CS 2, 3, 4. ' ' Rt. , , , l'f. 1, 2, 3, 45 N.F.l.. , , 5 tics 3, 45 Bl ck B 1, 2, , 5 ity Sod ' , , 3, 45 Bell Echo 1, 2, 3, 45 N.F.L. 1, 25 Blok B 2, 3, 45 1 lie 5 'X -614 -mfr, . ,A ll: , ., f' ,ff fi, .'.'- . ' -? 320,231 Timothy Joseph Sullivan 240 N. Chappell Hollister, Calif. Sacred Heart Parish Hollister High 'l, 2, General Diploma Victory Hamilton Sunzeri 176 N. 31st St. San Jose, Calif, St. Patrick's Parish Sodality 1, Dramatics 2, 3, 4. Classical Diploma Robert Louis Trinchero 789 No. 3rd St. San Jose, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Student Body Treasurer 4, Carillon 4, Cardinal 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Rally Committee 3, 4, 130's Track 3, 12O's Track 1, 2, Business Manager Cardi- nal 4. Classical Diploma Charles Paul Valdes 547 No. M St. Tulare, Calif. St. Aloysius Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sanctuary Society l, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal 1, 2, 3, Bell Echo 2, 4, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Block B 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball 2 iMgr.l, J.V. Basketball 2 lMgr.l, 120's Basketball 2 lMgr.l, 110's Basketball 2 lMgr.l, Varsity Baseball 2 lMgr.l. Hon. Classical Dip Ronald Mario Veglia 591 Anza St. Mountain View, Calif. St. Joseph's Parish Dramatics 4, Block B 4, 120's Basket- ball 1, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2, Frosh Baseball 1. General Diploma Leonard Joseph Vella Rt. 2, Box 1008 Modesto, Calif. St. Francis of Rome Dramatics 1, Crass Country Track 1, 2, Frosh Baseball 1. Classical Diploma George Voss Brian Anthony Wade Augusto Marla Xavier Michael Damien Zorn R 6, Box 185 295 Stockbridge Ave 3617 Kenyon Court Qtrs 137 A San Jose, Calif. Atherton Calif San Jose Calif Ft Eustis Va St Patrick's Parish St Pius Parish St John Vianney Parish St Bede s Parish 1: DYCMUNKS 2, 3, Block Sodality T 2 Cardinal 4 Sodality 4 Cardinal 3 4 N FL 2 Frankfort High School lGermanyl 4, Varsity Football 2, 3 Basketballl ock B 2 3 4 Cross Counr 1 Walsingham Academy 1 2 grl Classical Diploma Track 3 Varsity Tennis 2 Radio Club 3 4 Dramatics 3 eral Diploma Classical Diploma Classical Diploma S Q AM .1 ir., -can g dr . 5 f C 5-, ag. .- vs i un- --Q - X4 A A V Y f A 3 ' ' A ' r ii ' ' 'P Y , Schluer, Bric ner R Io C 4 . -57 'gr- its , :ic Y lg 5. xjmtsi .. .-I seas, ts. as 1579: .. . Qs-'Q ' J - 1fTf:L,, I lm- T Fr. Clifford explains the Dead Sea Scrolls to Junqua. TOP ROW: Korbel, Hill, Russum, Bohley, R. Harrington, Knight, Del Grande, Teresi, Whitcomb, Bettencourt, Guy, Rovai, Mosso. MIDDLE ROW: Geoghegan, Green, Dunn, Rosno, Junqua, Heenan, hi fin., i CLASS OFFICERS: Schwartz, Vice-President, Ryan, Sergeant-at-Arms Harrington, Secretary, Hand, Treasurer, Absent: Stent, President, Fabro, Pross, Sibley, Bad-iman, Diepenbrock, South, Stefani, BOT- TOM ROW: Stent, S. Harrington, Hand, Ryan, Luchessi, Fortino 0'Donnell, Bily, Solano, Giacalone. I in E . W L tx th., A - 3. .. SF, - K4-Q5 'Q . Q .-., 5,2 3? Pa 71: . -W Q, 4-ii A . x 'gg . tv 9 sk, E , 9 'Y I PW N ,f-Sf, ., if? Anivgg . ii, v A' , wg, f 'Q 5 , tw., . Q Q ., ff f Iv 1 YK va . fm - H51 X I 'f 4 .. if vs-. as wh xv' 33 U Q 3' Q I ? -if ,f 5 Sb ' D f 2, V A - 5 . . . 41,1 Q, 1 N 2 55 f y ? 'F FR 1 Q G- 1 I 93 fi? ' r V' ,Q x . . -.5 r Sergeant-ur-Arms, Saporiio, Secretory-Treasurer. Rock and Roll or Nc, ihaf is the question. TOP ROW: Mouss, White, Corey, Coppinger, Murphy, Marker, Mc- Sfeidlmayer, Ewing, Garcia, Murray, Mudrugo. BOTTOM ROW Cube, Castro, Smith, Guardino, Donovan. MIDDLE ROW: Gillio, Leaver, Calvello, Saporifo, Coffey, Brennan, Pine, Supienza, Fogle Caifivera, Mackin, Jonich, D. Campisi, Silva, Felciano, Michael, song, Guogliardo, Horwitz. , 1 ll 4- CLASS OFFICERS: Leaver, Presidenig Calvello, Vice-President, Coffey, if fit v Q2 Q' 3 Q -1192 5 .3! Q WS , , Vu R M' :gtk I 1 KR O S11 ii . ' AX: -,fl fqsfv . ff K ,. ,il W 1565, NE L, W, l G-B , 52 fha' xx Mr. Buckloy explains that the road from Athens lo Rome is different than the road from Rome Oo Athens. Eurisco. TOP ROW: Jiminez, Allen, Hennessy, Boudreau, O'Brien, Covinglon, Bellandi, Stanford, Sullivan, Walker, DeMatfei, Mahoney, Rea. MIDDLE ROW: Maderis, Mickelson, Knighl, Armstrong, Moreno, Enguehard, McKell, Harrington, Loera, Lavignino, Mason, Gould, McEntire, Holden. BOTTOM ROW: Mcrlvini, Payne, Shea, Alongi, Burns, Gomes, Santana, Chesher, Chin, Leininger, Ker, Dougherty. C, 'Q ZA CLASS OFFlCERS: Welsh, Sergeant-at-Arms, Malvini, Presidenrp Payne, Vice-President, Shea, Secrefary. .FV - 1 .fu Y- ,, ,gi Q11 - f my , . , w Fvyi V ' I4 wk .. may QQ? Kg 2 EE gg 4, . , . Q U 5 if 3 f! ' ' -' A Q 2 2 V' Q n 8 ' 4 n 3 'A' B -as 24 4? I M, Escover comes lo Mr. Conn for his daily iug . CLASS OFFICERS: Francia, Secretary, Martinez Presidenl, Gallagher, Vice-President, Harney, Ser- geanl-al-Arms. TOP ROW: Freed, Dorsa, Mulheu, Block, Weslon, Holcombe, Mon' Rogers, Maclnnes. BOTTOM ROW: Martinez, Gallagher, Francia, lrouil, Barals, Slevens, Gleason, Noonan. MIDDLE ROW: Buell, Harney, Salopek, Escover, Wulflange, Williamson, Vefler, Lock- Gonzalez, Richard, Russell, Amiof, Cipolla, Crimmins, D'Amico, Kelly, wood, Sawyer. - A - A ' z '-illvf . x -.f iii! V+. RA 'fa f ,, - N 7 H Y, 1 s 5 W inf 3 3 Y, VL' ' , fr xi, f 4 1.4 'df N 1' gg, ' fx, , , R IS 1 'X Q M 3 . 7 4,5 4 ' ! 'ri , f 2: ,gf v QQ ' ' we , .. D 4 JE 'Y A 4. ,fi fri H9 I ' U gf 'Q .43 4 ,,,,.f-vf E r-,,,-M' MH, ,,.- K 'Y E 9 5 5 2 I' J X 1 vw fa 21, ' 'f, 2 F K ,I s x 1' I I ll A ' A -1: 2 fa TOP ROW: O'Brien, Schulein, Mikelson, Pelerson, Welch, Spaulding, Gibbons, Gallagher. BOTTOM ROW: R. Klein, Abrahomsen, J. Klein, Turner, Morris, Southern, Moroney, Garibolli, MIDDLE ROW: Boyley, Ruth, Torre, Franich, Boyce, Sims, Roddy, Anderson, Campagna, Ellis, Nelsen, Miller, Boudell, Lamb, McKiernan, Foley, Mahoney, Richards, , 1 i jj K ii R, , . 4 CLASS OFFICERS: J. Klein, Secretary, Torre, Sergeant-at-Arms, R. Klein, President, Rulh, Treasurer. Joe Klein finds Mr. Kea! ulating. in g's class thoroughly slim 40' W TX A!!! CLASS OFFICERS Fry Sergeant ut Arms Jeluch Presidentg Pacheco Vice TOP ROW Moymhon Slattery Adams Sabatmo Gmnnml ONelIl McCarthy Carter BOTTOM ROW Jelnch Pacheco, Bonasera Trlenc Semansky Spleler Denny Butcher House MIDDLE ROW Stephens Elrod Kirby Oleury Tlscornua Cole Pusnn Wickershom Mortln L f Speech Class is always enlivened by the words and enthusiasm of O'TooIe. CLASS OFFICERS: T, Ferrari, Secretary, O'TooIe, Vice-President, Gigliotti, President, Spooner, Treasurer. TOP ROW: Zappelli, Brennan, W. Ferrari, T. Gallagher, Norono, Guardino, Tiseornia, Bengard, Cancilla, Escudero, Valley, Linsen- meyer. MIDDLE ROW: Miron, Rossini, Barrett, Ramos, Parodi, ,4 tl . Hd -a Boitano, Feichmeir, J. Gallagher, Naughtor, Pace. BOTTOM ROW: Gigliotti, O'Toole, T. Ferrari, Spooner, Jansen, Campagna, Dunbar, Harvey, Dompe, Pessagno, Postier. ' TOP ROW: Kresse, Bennett, Shenk, Bergon, Gonsalves, Gay, Ferreru, Rascon, BOTTOW ROW: McNaiI, Twohy, Frick, Mahoney, Pasqui- Brocato, Vierra, Quinn, Richmond. MIDDLE ROW: Morgan, Lymp, nelli, Lippi, Elmore, Gomez, Doherty, Duffy, Arzino, Crandall, Cutting, Placas, Taylor, Green, Guardino, Coronato, Petrina, A day In the llfe of Mr Day CLASS OFFICERS: Frick, geant-at-Arms, Twohy, Vi Secretary-Treasurer, Mahoney, Ser- ce-President, McNair, President. 9 f g06U'JQl ,SZOU lt guild Of all the buuldungs acquired by the pur chase of the old C O P campus only three remain One as Kostka Hall orlglnally bullt rn l9ll as a womans dormitory and named Helen Guth Hall after the wife of the presl dent of the College of Pacnfrc Upon converslon In l926 into a boy s board :ng hall for the newly created Bellarmlne It housed the entnre resndent group Then the boys studied In their own rooms and at 9 30 each nnght all knelt by theur beds for nnght prayers Kostka Hall ns now the residence of l5O Freshmen and Sophomore boarders under the supervlslon of Father Thomas Byrne durector of resident students Fnve scholastrcs headed by Mr Ruchard Cobb assrstant to Father Byrne also assist In the hall Because of the large number of students study halls are conducted In class rooms be fore and after dnnner each evening 9 iv-' ,lui iv' l.If.l Sprung cleaning comes everyday In Kostka says Mr Cobb for Sterlmg Krrby and Cole CD Us Sv KJQ gm -s -K' f .2- ff! X ,, 151 Klff lk-px, ww S N 1.. Sophomores descend, showmg degrees of mtelhgence on every face DIMIVEY J-,Vick 69 Mr Donnelly tnes to talk Donovan Clern Donahue and Rampoldr into going to bed Q 'K Guy Glovanettr Leaver Burns Brunello and O Connell head reluctantly for morning class Foglesong bribes his way out of Mr. Van Dorn's iug in the Junior social hall. From the very beginning Bellarmlne was always a boys boarding school and for many years Kostka Hall was more than adequate Later additional space was re quired and September of l95O witnessed the puchase of an addntlonal building to provide badly needed space for Junior boarders Located at 941 Heddlng Street the hall replaced another less satisfactory residence situated a block and a half west of the campus on Emory Street Immediately the newly acquired Loyola Hall was put into use and It now houses 40 Junior boarders a group noted for nts fine spirit and con sidered the bright light of the boarding sec tion during the l957 58 year The removal last August of the old fac ulty building took away the site of last year s Social Hall used exclusively by Jun uors Now the club room overlooking the swimming pool serves as their recreation area and under the direction of Junior prefects Mr Charles Van Dorn and Mr William Donnelly is the scene of frequent pmgpong tourneys pool contests and weekend parties With existing boarding facilities strained to the limits, the year l'-746 was Bellarmine's first attempt to pro- vide additional space. Then a seventeen room mansion was purchased and moved from the corner of Stockton and Polhemus to the northwest corner of the Bellar- mine campus. Local papers featured pictures of an eleven-year-old boy operating the winch which controlled the cables that moved the building into position. One end of the building was remodelled into a chapel where Senior and Junior boarders attended daily Mass until l955 when it was converted into a private study room Berchman s now houses 38 Seniors and is easily the most comfortable hall on campus containing as it does living quarters study room and social und ne oof is also short distance from the chapel and students dining room Mr Carlton Whitten and Mr William Nolan pre fects are in charge of the hall Spooner Pauly and Sebastian: discuss world affairs? Jdcfwfm S Juli, ClllCllla y OL! ear 00 WOLl!5lf7al0C' all 0 0115165 alflatltif NLC!! 9 I' 29 wi THE PAST MELTS U 0 U 9 U I 0 ' ..... ,,. 74 .SJ ,Q 5' . pg. 78 U A A ..... pd.. 80 r. . . pg. 83 Z? 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I B. r MHJQPQOQJ l Cl5flC Q 0l I'VL6l,fl0I'l Father John W Clifford The Sodaluty at Bellarmlne was a part of Col lege Park Campus lvfe from the very beginning when Father Lawrence J Heney student chap lam became nts frrst moderator an l926 One of of the earluest actuvutles was sponsorshup of the annual student retreat which was held rn the for mer C O P Conservatory during the first three days of October On December 8 l93O the College Park Sodal :ty received 30 members at a Solemn Hugh Mass celebrated by the Rev John F Cosgrave then moderator of the Sodallty The San Jose News carried an artucle on thus date which stated Mem bershlp IS by selective vote of the Sodallsts and the reception IS held annually on the feast of the Immaculate Conceptnon Slnce thus early beglnmng the Bellarmlne So dalnty has grown to become one of the most actlve orgamzatuons on the campus Thus years Sodallty moderated by Father John W Clifford ns made up of over l0O members AO consecrated Sodallsts and 60 Probatuoners sodomy Dlredor Alvernaz treasurer Mllras prefect Mr Van Dorn moderator Del Brag glo vlce prefect Felice secretary Mr Donnelly moderator STANDING Mr Buckley Alvernaz Del Grande Arnold Hackel Cobden Brunello Mulcovuch McDanuels Glovanettr Ferraro Kube Fesslo Macleod OConnell Collrns SEATED Farwell Bodune Mahoney Chun Feluce Connelly Payne Gallo Stanford Malvml Burns lmwalle Frertas Sawyer Chrnstuan Caro Byrne lJ0:ff0 lC 0l'l'lIHlltC Thus committee wvh :ts able director M Mlchael Buckley has taken as Its work the mo mentous task of teachung catheclsm to the Catholrc children of the San Jose area Earlier thus year :ts members enrolled an the classes of the Confraternlty of Christian Doctrine where they recelved diocesan approval Havung the largest staff ot the three commit tees this group covers a number of parishes In the San Jose area In weekly mstructlon classes Although founded some years ago It was through the efforts of Mr Gerald Cooney SJ that the polncy of teachmg was mstltuted Later under the present moderator the classes for teach ers were begun Wlth Increased demands for teachers the work of the Apostoluc commattee seems to be ever growlng Prrmntnve surraundrngs serve as Catechism classroom for Junuor Make Burns I . , , , 1 , r. I . I , , . , I . , 'Rf 'S N iz , In-N if W5 ,, V K , ,M --, Ay f bi 5 1? , fd -.Q 1 Q ki. A Q, it , , u Q f Q ,M ,,. N QU ' 76 - x ' Fa Y . A M , -A 5,7 5 Q A M: W .. , Egg ,, fs Wi: ' ,fC 1 W1 Y s Q, xl- V5 F 'ii' at Q u E U 2. . L :fy , J fx we f . ff N! x ,., 5' Y HG v Ee nl lvlisggous rr, fx' lix.-P' . J '. , U?-X, ff . Mountains of Christmas food forthe needy. g vi -wxv STANDING: Pasqual, Pisano, Mr. Mellon, Boudreau, Kiely, Blanchard, Oligher, Giannini, Del Biaggio Broda, Morrison, Barats, Passantino, J. Knight, Branson, SEATED: Smith, Diebel, P. Knight, Coppinger ictfiion ommiffec' I was hungry and you fed Me. These words of Christ seemed to provide the needed incentive for this group during the year, as they surpassed all past efforts of such a com- mittee. Much of the credit is due to Mr. Henry Mellon, moderator. The nucleus of their activities was the Christ- mas food drive, This year, with the aid ofthe students, before Christmas vacation, the group gathered together over 200 boxes of groceries for the needy families of the San .lose area. During Lent, the committee set about col- lecting money for the over-seas missions. This year's goal of S2000 was surpassed generous- ly. The contributions of the student body were forwarded to many parts of the Catholic Mis- sion world. The remainder of the year was taken up with plans for next year's Christmas and Len- ten campaigns. Moderator Mr. Thomas Conn explains Holy Week changes to Terry Rod- HIGH. When Father John Nobili, S.J., founded Santa Clara in 1851, he immediately began to teach the Indian boys the manner of serving at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. They were the original mem- bers of what is known at Bellarmine today as the St. John Berchman's Sanctuary Society. Composed entirely of boarders the group serves all Masses offered each day by our own 15 priests in either the students' or faculty Chapels. ln addi- tion they serve at Benediction, held each Sunday evening after study hall, and on special occasions such as the annual Mass of the Holy Ghost and First Fridays. Under their moderator, Mr. Thomas Conn, the society has an extensive program 'of probation which all aspirants must undertake before they formally receive the surplice making them official members of the group. At the present time more than 40 Freshmen are being trained in this pro- gram, with 6O others already active in the organi- zation. anc ociefg proved jaifA!u! Q: Lassart OConnell Stent Mullin Saso Collins Macleod BOTTOM ROW Franzia F Frates Brunello Valdes Barber Cobden Rodman M Chin Stefani Guernsey Ewing T Burns Green Fr. Dominic Harrington starts the prayers at the foot of the altar, assisted by offizers Pete Stent and Bill Farrington. 'R Denny McMonigle Prefect CLP! Olfl l ClCQ:5 ydnll g CSPQQ The Carillon first published In l95l under the direction of Mr Edward Stackpoole SJ is n In its eighth year of publication and has grown with the school it represents At the time of the first Carillon the Junior and Senior classroom buildings were but recently constructed and the record of the school s activities was but 79 pages long Now those some buildings are being sur rounded by more steel and concrete structures which will soon house the new Physics lab the Library and the Frosh Soph wings while the white covered l958 Carillon presents its readers with an expanded l48 pages of students activities and history the progress of the school from its beginnings on the College Park campus in l926 through the present day Thus it can rightly be said that The Past Melts From The Present lnto The Future Gary Paris Editor in Chief -X' S s ' C A h . I . . . U . , . ., ow I I I I I 1 ' 1 i ' The theme of this year's annual strives to trace .Y v 4 Y 7 , uf!!! JN CARILLON STAFF lnfantmo Mr Donnelly Guy Mr Whitten, O'Connell, Paris, Klein. HT. C bden Paul Nola Bull Kleln ART AND LAYOUT STAFF STANDING .Ari and J,ag0llt co Ca ps SEATED St dl a e Ata d Layout Edt Qi' fl I .1 QP' X CQ f 'MQ ' Mi' A 'QE 'lf E9 Jerry lnfanhno U' Assoc ale Ed to 9' X , :D'Ami, mii. :eimyr ' o , i, . r n ior ! X n 0 lg, Q. I- C ' 1 rf I ' A A ,Af '- X . 4 C. ' ff 9 1 Q L ' -V Z.. xl -- 'J 2' I KK ff A' BK - Wh , me worry ? i i r 09 COPY STAFF STANDING Pauly Qurnn Ruprecht Braglnr SEATED Green Stefan: Vetter l1l't00l'l an UJIIIUJJ CARTOONISTS Welker Shannon ABSENT Mollnorl Michael O Connell Copy Editor Bob Roseblude Business Edrlor Ek 4 .- fu- X l ? -dh CARDINAL EDITORS Fretas Caro Coll ns Schwartz Farwell Mr Donald De Paola T cheo R. '39 -NsxT QUCCIWLIOQ 61,0810 .X4CC!CLll'l'lQ :jQI l l lC Twenty two years ago on December 7 1936 the fnrst Cardlnal was publrshed Founded and moderated by Fr James H Donohue SJ Rector Prlncupal the name was selected In honor of the samtly and scholarly patron of the school Robert Bellarmnne a Cardinal of the Catholuc Church The Cardinal then a four page paper contained two pages of campus news one edltorlal page and one page devoted to sports Student members 18 In all compuled campus news and brlef articles for four weeks and once a month distributed the publication to a student body of 300 Today a staff of 60 members publishes a month ly eight page paper for a student body of 800 Much of the Cardinal s growth has taken place an the last few years Increasing particularly rn the sports section Mr Donald De Paola present mod erator wlth Lyn Farwell editor In chief together with their staff have molded an outstanding hugh school publncatuon. Lyn Farwell Edrto Chief FEATURE STAFF STANDING Molnnarl Vetter Blunden Burns SEATED Shannon Ed1torCoIIms Roseblade Healy Klein Biggs ART STAFF STANDING McDanlels Shannon SEATED Glaculone Luchessx Mollnan Klem PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Geoffrey, Edltor Schwartz, Cobden, Rlccardl f.. f:,,. 17, 9' 1 v r 4, 1 5 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 , . 1 5 1 - 1 1 1 - SPORTS STAFF STANDING Editor Frelfus Keller .Q Sebasham Leaver Crlshna Muluas SEATED Del Bnagglo Macleod Pross Hand Harrlngfon OConneII BUSINESS STAFF STANDING Carmuchael Holt house Brennan Sfelner Wade Ednfor Trlnchero SEATED Conroy Condensa Bauer Glannml Dorsa fx NEWS STAFF Infannno McDamels Sfenr Alvernaz Spronck Ednfor Caro Pans ffm .L olzfefdfg Ifll'llfl6L QCUU CLflftl lf BellarmInes lIterary magazIne the Bell Echo was fIrst publlshed In the fall of l943 Under the dIrectIon of Mr VIncent Doherty SJ the orIgInal Intentlon was to publlsh a llterary quarterly an Idea almost unheard of In hngh schools at that tIme Benyamln F Meyer who was then a IunIor at the school was the Echo s fIrst edItor ln 1953 deslrlng to consolldate and present a more representatlve and broader coverage of the schools llterary talent It was decnded to brsng out the magazlne lust once each year Agann thIs year Bellarmlne has produced a fnne llterary magazIne For years It has been ednted by members of the student body and IS enturely composed of the wrItIngs of the students them selves Moderator Mr Henry Mellon and edltor In chlef Bob Paull have dlrected a staff noted for llS abIl Ity to work In close unIty and produce a worthy edItIon Worktng In record tlme they crItIcIzed and selected each artucle submltted IH a school wIde contest The result was a publIcatIon hauled as outstandnng by students and faculty allke Rlch Cobden BIII KleIn art edutor BIII Pauly busmess manager BELL ECHO STAFF Payne Spronck Powers Valdes Bergon we K . , . . - X I ' Bob Pauli, editor-in-chief, and Mr. Henry Mellon, moderator f .sl is I I I I I I A Q g I 5 K I ' , Il l l sl - I I I A 1 y I I t V 1 ' K' are edzi Iyar .fda rwa ved Q.. Officers d Artenay and Arnold meet with Fr Louis Franklln Bellarmnnes first Radio Club moderator didnt even Iuve on campus Fr Charles Budde SJ com muted dally from Santa Clara Unlversnty to teach physics and after school to Instruct boys In Morse code and the use of the crystal set Through the years the purpose and function of the Radio Club has changed wrth the moderator Under Father Louis Franklin the present modera tor of the club the mann purpose IS to obtarn amateur Iucenses for as many boys as possible To date there are three boys with general lrcenses two with novlce and two with technncnan licenses In l953 when Fr Franklln flrst came to Bellar mme he buslt a lOOO watt transmitter enabling club members to reach farther dlstances than before Wuth the new physics lab under constructron and with a prrvate oom for the campus station W6LY.l club members wlll engoy the ultrmate rn equipment and facllntles STANDING Rlccardl Cslmma Alderete Kelly Cuttmg Daley Amos DArtenay Rizzo Arnold Father Franklm SEATED Knowlton Maggno Mathews Holden DlBenedetto Prusmack Francls Ramos Roberts Dunbar Boyce Campagna Moroney mix? are 1151 TOP ROW Adams Stevens Srbley Battaglla ODonnell Rlccardl Rehrman THIRD ROW Gomes Cun mngham Hunt Cappellettl Schuleln Orsettl F Franzua SECOND ROW Laner Albanese Basham Cam pagna Bm: J Franzla Abts BOTTOM ROW Gagen McEntlre Sums J Drleonardo Lebeau Weston T DuLeonardo Krueger UJLC Ogaf fo 3'6lAfl0I'l The untermrssuon durung the annual elocutnon contest on February 28 l927 was enlnvened by the lultmg strams of In Brrdland and Our Boys by Zameznlk played by the hugh school orchestra and dnrected by Prof Camnllo d Allsslo Such am butlous selectlons were commonplace for the school orchestra at that tame Sad to say such enthusiasm waned untll l939 agaln ushered In the toots and blasts of a Bell armme band under the dlrectlon of Prof Clemens Van Perre, teacher of French and Spanush Wnth the comlng of World War ll the band again was dropped until October l946 when It was re organized by Mr Paul Montesano :ts present dl rector In l956 has efforts along wlth moderator Mr Joseph Morris SJ fmally culminated an a suc cessful umt which Included a football game marc mg band a concert program a variety show group and a dance combo Thus year s band has put great effort unto ex pandung theur follo of selectlons played well at football games and rallues and made real prog ress towards thenr goal of a band capable of com peting with other schools in the San Jose area. Mr. Paul Montesano Band Director .436 'N r 31 Q3 ,mu 5 R, Rev Vlcfor R Fernandez Don O Donnell Joe Franzla Band Moderator Presrdenf Vrce Presldenl STANDING Adams Stevens Ruccordn Rehrman ODonneII Barfaglra Campagna J Franzua Abfs Mc Enhre SEATED Gagen Albanese Basham Orsem F Franzua Schulenn J Dnleonardo T DuLeonardo Sums Krueger 'IA ' ' K -- l '..', S '.,z'.,'bfT.A as a X Qui A, , s, , gy, 1' e' '. , ,,., K. yaff - D. 7 Q 6ix ',. M, ,KAA M L 5,' ' I-xl, i i ' iii i W 5 ' . , :rv 2 w 4 Q A r 12 ' , H , ' , Q , Q '1 5 5 ' e 3 e YH i 3 Q 3 I Z 'i 4, Qi 4 eww I r Q r ,E d ii .ai V 5 1 Q Q1 Q ' 1 S I . T 7, 1 . .' 1 Q xv . f 0 e 0 K e F ' P A ' r I .V 'I aseliall T ZW 0I'l'U'l'llifQQ WCJKQJ .SJ 9 .ggdlflt Qklituc 1 UW f f Q Z- i E I A t M I 9 J I ' O SFC of T. CI' 95 an Ofh CTI YBSi IGH e U65 S EC el' Of CO el' OO G TU . Mdfmchlvo dpdrsyco gg epkfoobfebnny ln l9119 Bellarmine spirit sagged to an all time low, To augment the situation Mr. Joseph Costa and a group of energetic students formed a rally committee Again last fall Bellarmrne underwent such a temporary recession and the foot ball rallies put on by Mr Charles Van Dorn s committee met with fair success under the Circumstances There were however two very bright lights in the year The first being the highly applauded outdoor rally held on the tennis courts the night before the St Ignatius game This was immediately followed by a dance in the gym attended by over ZOO couples The other noteworthy event was the exhuberance and enthusiasm whipped up during the days preceding the S I grid contest culminating in a campus parade and noon rally and finally sweet victory over the Wildcats 45 6 Other committee endeavors included the promotion of white shirts for all rooters at football games two basketball rallies and cheerleaders for all home basketball games 1- Head Cheerleader Jerry lnfantino flanked by C A L Football Championship Trophy ,L b ary Paris and Gene Steiner admire 5 New N, 55:7 3500 ull 5 lluvii I f ll 'N S3 QHVA ,Q N- Q X 00: Part of the victory us won in the stands L b lf Ggu BELLY' Oraforfi ie in Safe jinagi Rev. Edward M. Pettid Moderator Even while on the Santa Clara Campus, the Thomas l. Bergin Debate Society was active. After moving to the old C.O.P. campus, debating was perhaps the most active of organizations. Over the years debating con- tinued in spurts and starts. Finally, in 1950, the Bellar- mine Chapter of the NFL was founded. With such moderators as Mr. Robert St. Clair, S.J., Mr. Carlo Weber, SJ., Mr. Arthur Connelly, S.J., and Rev. Edward Pettid, and with such names as Sheehy, Solomon, Durard and Jimenez, the past is studded with outstanding achievements. Not to be outdone, the present l958 Bellarmine Chapter of the NFL can be accurately termed as a year of steady development and progress. Lambert Spronck earned fourth place in the Amer- ican Legion State Finals. In addition, William Gagen earned a berth on the NFL squad leaving for the State Finals. At the same tournament the team of Vincent Mirrione and Lambert Spronck also qualified in the field of debate. And yet despite these triumphs the NFL has yet to reach the apex of its potential. Almost all of its out- standing speakers will be returning next year. i958 has been the year of progress, 1959 should prove to be the year of victory. And furthermore . . ' .gm , nu U ffm f IVI xv Wvfv 2 1 ' Q QM sv ff . 1' 4 ,, ', 3 ' ' , f . I -Q ' ' 3 x ' -f 2? x i' 5 - L v F :O ' Q 4 an fn ' 'K K 1 9 . zz. 4 ,..EZ?fI:.-z-2 2 'YQ ...M ... fm if . ' 4 3,4 ,., ,1 I y ici, 5 ,W lj 6 4 E 4 if 'Y'L at S' Q as f. if w' ,ff .W tvbri ,b. 1. A., 5.95 I- i Mr Nolan nods l-ns approval as Crarg Vetter re enacts FAUSTUS .ibedafe Mr De Paolr assists Cobden and Stendlmayer rn their search for data on Foreign Ald Wnllnam Gagen state funalrst rn Impromptu Oratory ,-.- Mlrruone and Spronck gather valuable maternal for thelr debate at the State Fmals , . l U . t ..,, On May 8th, l929, the Bellarmine Players present The Other Mr. Smith, a comedy di- rected by Fenton J. McKenna. Admission 25 cents. So said San Jose papers published on that date. This play was followed later by several one-act plays, and for years after Bellarmine was a success before the footlights. Then interest lagged and dramatics was unheard of during the early l94O's, until in September, l943, Mr. Peter Newport, S.J., was appointed moderator of Dramatics by the Reverend Gerald Sugrue, S.J. He, together with Mr. Edward Romano, newly employed direc- tor, produced for Spring presentation The Milky Way in San Jose's Montgomery Theatre. Now, almost fifteen years later, Mr. Ro- mano has a long list of theatrical successes to his credit, including such plays as Richelieu, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Campion, and Golgotha. This year has added measurably to their record with the school's Fall presentation of Twelve Angry Men and Arsenic and Old Lace in April. Bell students Bill Compagno and Richard Gottlieb have both been awarded first prize for best actor in different drama festivals during the past school year, BELLARMINE THEATRE GUILD, STANDING: Mr. Romano, Donovan, Saso. SEATED: Compagno, Valdes, Mo:Daniels, Souza, D'Artenay. K rama oam fo yiw ,yeiggtft ARSENIC AND OLD LACE: Einstein and Jonathan move in on the uncles. Teddy Roosevelt lRich Sasol charges San Juan hill. Q9 45.3 P +.+.Qg . S- ff ,Q-anne .235 wifi Egg . , gigm j3f?:'f,i..15. y, , ,-.x K 5 Q www wwf 4 J. -V ', .xr- 0 'Q cgziefcl groulv WUCLLL5 of KACL K Lg, 'il-7 Four Year Letterman, Ross Berry President Block B TOP ROW: Brennan, G. Leaver, Biagini, Ramos, Knight, J. Kiely, Kyne, Payne, Imwalle, Hanley. MIDDLE ROW: Re, Martinez, Pisano, McCartin, Saso, Doudell, Harney, Guernsey, La Casse, Somovia, Amiot, O'Connell. Berry, Broda, Calcagno, Efthimos, Pascual, Roseblade, McMonigle, Welker, Schwartz, Cobden. --Q-1... ,-Q-......... -v Branson, Nola, Peinado, BOTTOM ROW: Gomes, Denny, The Jesuits moving from S.C.U. to the I7-acre campus reluctantly gave a new name to the new school-Bellarmine. Like this eminent Cardinal she is named after, Bellarmine has enioyed a pe- riod of growing success, many of them on diamond, hardwood, or gridiron. In time, those earning var- sity blocks in any sport were organized into an athletic society, the Block B, under the Rev. Alex- ander Cody, SJ. Today the organization has about 60 members with over half of them in the exclusive organiza- tion called the Shield Society. Organized in 1956 by Father Robert Plushkell,S.J.,this exclusive group requires that each member maintain a C average and participate in some other extraecurricular ac- tivity. Moderator, Father Joseph Costa, was substan- tially responsible for this year's successful Block B dance. Under his direction, the club organized the rooting section and prefected at all football games, assisted at confessions each week, and sponsored the highly successful Football Dance in November. Father Joseph Costa Moderator Block B swan, 7' 1 OFFICERS: Pascual, Roseblade, Brennan, Martin. TOP ROW: Slokes, Regan, Honore, Bodine, M. Leaver, Murphy, T. Kiely, Easfman, Musfo, Blum, Ryan, Shan non. MIDDLE ROW: Josephson, Boyle, Steber, Car michael, Quinn, Piazza, Xavier, Marlin, Klein, Sterling Bozzo, Spooner. BOTTOM ROW: Brignani, Souza Voss, Del Biaggio, Milias, Valdes, Homen, lnfantino Diebel, Palmer, O'Kane, Pedone. Bodine, Fessio, and Christina decorate for the Block B dance on high Trapeze. 'P 4 1 1, ,AJ-id E C OLLECQ 'A X 23 cv gy 'P S in Q XSEQOI fa Yflff f lff J I X SAN JO Q' 02 2 Z4 Z THE PAST MELTS f flfl f fl , I E k 2 Cx Q? . . , n I 5 no Ja X I ..... I' ' .5Tl.f1l' Aa!! . . . I I ll ,7m. L ..... , , ns 15145011417 .... f S ..... , , 1.30 -, vruu'.1 ..... fnjf ,gilfillllllltllg .... I fn, I -ynfranzuralc . . . I I Lf, I .JZJ aa 1 1' lil' au' 1' iw im www llI'0IllIl 115. 3' x 2 if t , 1 an-I-5 -al WN-S 9 l . Y ii...- . ,, 2' 5 'pf .Gi-A X .Q 4 a-5 ' -..--u1 nina... 'liek ,W ' r - -snug-..,. s.,-t RE... Q S McMonigIe, Martin, Shannon, Roseblade, Campisi, Piazza, Spooner, Josephson. BOTTOM ROW: Marli- nez, Palmer, Doudell, Nola, DeIBiaggio, Re, Welker, Denny, Tumason McAuliffe, Steber, Quinn, Liccarclo, Carmichael. 4 P28206 0 6 . . I'0LUIfl I9 SAN LORENZO 7 24 WATSONVILLE 0 26 SALINAS 27 47 SERRA I4 52 RIORDAN 21 45 ST. IGNATIUS 6 40 SERRA 6 25 RIORDAN 7 37 LICK 6 Mr. John Hanna Head Coach in Q 'NE +r?'3f2W?f5if:??.f1,, , ,wg-w Y A f 1 . A ' ' . 'i Qi , l A M-wmv R .Q A 2 'zlif if? .'X ffm '.x ...-f ff, , 0 y 1 X !'x J ' o Q W ?'5'fw' 'ff-'if 'U . L, 1 'A L'LL ' I ' 1' f i ' ff- Q.-an ni . I 'SQ:2isz1.s z,aa.-wwe: .,, , Jim yodep :ion 1955, 8 Games T.C.l. Y.G. Av. I T.D. Points 1 1 7 749 6.4 7 42 1956, 9 Games T.C.l. Y.G. Av. 'I'.D. Points 128 1,058 8.2 72 1957, 9 Games A 1'.C.B. Y.G. Av. Points 1 23 899 7.3 1 26 All American, Wigwam Magazine 57 All American, Sl. louis Sporting News 57 Ouisianding latin North Califomia 57 H All Examiner 57 , All Chronicle 57 ' 57 Honorable Mention, All-American, Teen Magazine IC thoIir4'56-57 All C.A.I.. 57 , Al a All CiOy:Olils1anding lack 56-57 All Narihem California 56 Q .1 4 - A 1' ' I J! I fa A . ' i f ' 1 'F' if Q Q - - -nm.. anon wx xl K X xx X B. A Q. .v x 1 1 r ,K,v SAN LORENZO Perched on his throne, Mister Football smiled down upon the lighted Townsend Field as the Bellarmine eleven opened their '57 football season on Friday, September 20, against the San Lorenzo Rebels. The highly spirited Bells fought hard in the first half to lead San Lorenzo 6-O. Spear-headed in the second period by the identical 48-yard touchdown charges of first Sam Spooner, and seconds later of Jim Joseph- son, the Bellarmine Bells put down the Rebels with a final score of 19-7. WATSONVILLE The Bellarmine Prep's blitzkrieg continued against Watsonville on Friday, September 28. Although having held the Wildcats score- less, even on their own one-yard line, the College Park eleven didn't explode until Gregg Steber left 70 yards behind the Bell goal posts. At the second half kick-off, Jim Josephson sallied 85 yards for the second Bellarmine 6. Sam Spooner's 22-yard end sweep marked the downfall of the tamed cats. Closing score: 24-O. Jim Josephson eludes Lick linebackers for his third tally Nola's pass to Imwalle makes it 37-6 over James Lick. SALINAS The reputable Salnnas Cowboys rode down to the Townsend corral on Fruday October 4 for only one purpose vnctory They out drew the Bell defense nn the fnrst half 14 6 ln the second half the Cowpokes dazzled the shaken Bells wnth two more goal post gallops The College Park eleven fought back wnth Gregg Steber s 42 yard touchdown 'aunt and later with Jlm Josephson s charge for pay dart The final minutes saw Leo Hanley huttung Sam Spooner for 45 yards and an other Bell 6 When Sam Spooner sped to the left slde for the decldlng polnt he hut a solld Salnnas barruer a barrler that held hum sux Inches from a he game The strong Salinas Cowboys rode home wlth a 27 26 vlctory loclreh' FH H5 .. gf 011 I it ,SWL I , xwxdy- RIORDAN At Kezar Staduum on November I5 Bellarmme sloppuly defeated the Ruordan eleven for the C AL crown Sam Spooner led the Bell squad wuth a 70 yard 'aunt to pay dlrt He packed up a total of 164 yards whsle Jum Joseph son followed with 152 yards Joe Blum Dave Pascual and Bull Del Blagglo led an outstanding defensive attack The clock closed the game 25 7 JAMES LICK Spartan Stadium hosted the annual battle between the Bellarmme Bells and the James Luck Comets on Wednesday November 27 The Bell squad scored nts first TD late nn the first quarter after advancmg 98 yards In seven plays Mlnutes later the Comets tled up the score 6 6 During the second half the Bells blazed Into vlctory wlth fuve more runs unto the end zone Gregg Steber raced sax yards on one whale Jam Josephson carried the pugskm over three tumes once on a 30 yard pass from Leo Hanley and later on 33 yard and 42 yard runs Nola s toss to Duck lmwalle clnched the Bell vlctory 37 6 ST IGNATIUS The Bellarmune underdogs tore the St lgnatuus Wuldcats apart on Townsend s lighted fleld November 2 Josephson charged 60 yards with the openmg pugsknn Gregg Steber sallled out 35 yards for the second TD and bug Jnm brought a third Bell 6 The underdogs sent St Ignatius home with a 45 6 defeat SERRA delighting most of the Townsend Fleld audlence Wlth excellent blocklng Jlm blasted 82 yards for the end zone Hanley s pass to Sam Spooner brought the second Bell 6 Another l4 yard run by Spooner changed the score to 20 6 Leo Hanley s pass to the elagn ble tackle Joe Blum completely faked out the Padres force The fanal score 40 6 ' . . . , x x SI ,Z . ' If 3 - .. ,, . - - 'K ' . ' ' ' I 5 3, ,N . . . . . . u X f E4 1 ' ' g x 6 , f ,I V .On.November 8 the Bell eleven .slaughtered the Serra Padres, , 2 r - m . . ' . 1 ll X V N. I U 5 R L x u . . A JP D ll 1 l i ' ' J . J .- 1 J. 4 ' - , , rihao' fl f 2?T7g5f3J? .7 23 Anas. TOP ROW: F. Welsh, Stevens, Gruhe, Byrne, Alongi, CroSs,Queary, Franzia. BOTTOM ROW: Rossini lMgr.l, Steadman, Harrington Donahue, Gwynn, Prusmack, Noonan, Schneck, Giacalone, Ewing. Lo Bue, Cieri, Anderson, Cattivera, Frates, Christian, Stefani, Brunello MIDDLE ROW: Gallagher, Morris, Garcia, De La Forrest, Peterson, Chiaramonte, Wolftang, Lassart, Lo Curto, Franzia lMgr.l. Lowera, Kump, R. Welsh, Jiminez, McKell, Lanier, Lawler, Ferruro, . Qpricldem In spite of poorly attended games, the Bellarmine Junior Varsity completed one of their most successful seasons in history with four wins, two losses, and one tie. Both of their losses were to two varsity teams, Holy Cross and St. Francis. But the Bells downed Monterey l8-O, Riordan, 16-6, Serra 36-6 and previously Unscored upon, Hill 24-13. In the Salinas game the College Park eleven had 8 starters out of the lineup with the flu but still managed to pull through to a 20,20 tie. A high powered offense paced by Quarterback Jim Anderson, Halfbacks Tom Gallagher and Don Cattivera, Guard John Locurto and Ends Jim Garcia and Tom Morris combined to score an impressive 134 points to their opponents' 65. Mr. Thomas Conn, S.J. and Mr. William Nolan, S.J. J.V. Coaches riumlag cgn egfzorf cgzadon Bellormine Bellormine Bellarmine Bellormine Bellarmine Bellarmine Bellcrmine l Al Cieri Co-Caploin . Monterey . . . Salinas . . Holy Cross . . Riordan . . Sf. Francis . . . . Serra . . Hill F gm .. S l I' I LGT: 'lf' '4 's.. :..Z Haig. TOP: Richmond, Butcher, Fry, Lonero, Bengard, Burger, Filice, Mickleson, Sterling, Norona. BOTTOM: Ferrari lMgr.l, Gallagher, Michael, Hunt, Sabatino, Ferrera, Francis, Gonzales. MIDDLE ROW: Caruso, Cieri, Abrahansen, Colombo, Basham, Zapelli, Saso, Adams, Haid, Finta, Boyle, Morici, Gigliotti, Vierra, Abts, O'Toole, Spooner, Martin lMgr.l. llO jl 0f5A Q Sfrong l0l00I'lQI'ltZ5 r 4-. fr ,H , rc. f, fl Mr. William Stolz, S.J., and Mr. Richard Cobb, S.J., Frosh Coaches ln spite of early setbacks and iniuries to key players all season, the Frosh were able to come up with four wins in their nine game schedule. Led by John Adams and Murphy Sabatino, the outstanding back and lineman respectively, the Bells turned in some fine performances. The best efforts of the season were against Riordan and Ayer where spirit and team play were at a peak. With continued improvement, as was shown particularly by Tom Finta and Martin Michael, these Frosh players will soon be making names for them- selves and Bellarmine as members of the Varsity. 6.. ..Buchser.. ..l8 O . . .. 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W CK ROW f X XX sn -vy- g mf -2 ,wir I,-.ll If rviljl 'iff ,bvffc p'Y'k'o dr l ',,Nv' la' ol R5 W' m hr ll0's Basketball: Gonzales, Gomez, Pacheco, Doherty, Franich, Brennan, Lamb, Hege Naughton, Morey, Bradford, Stefani, Duffy, Cahill. o!Q9AfweigAf garfefgafkrfi mlorerifiiue Captains Connolly and Mahoney S . . with Coach Tony Pelosi. n 120's Basketball: Morrella, McNamara, DeSeIles, Connolly, Miller, Mahoney, Klein, Leendertsen, Cristina. .94-4,9 nl, 9 D 'I' 0 Pav ,W1'f.N M., I 5x-Q! y' fa. IBV ,u 9'-v. R wil' 1 5, i k.J5+ff'x5fi?g' A ii , 1 ,. .,,. 5 N W4-...W M 2?-451-,. - , ' '31 ' 21 .. ,- A 1 W h , ,na ' gp . Sk - K 4 ... ' I' Fr. James Devlin Coach BACK ROW: Cunningham, Knight, Harrington, Bodine, S. Kelly, Glea- son Ucovich, Noonan, Chin, Covington, Zaninovich, Hennessey, Spooner, Doherty, Southern. MIDDLE ROW: P. Kelly, M. Leaver, Kier- Early track days at Bellarmine consisted of an occasional fast track-man popping up from no- where and setting some new. unheard-of school record. That is what the great Eric Pedley and Bernie Hoffman did back in l948. These two were not part of any track team, but worked out two or three times a week entirely on their own. Even earlier, l943, a futile attempt was made to institute track. Like previous attempts, it too soon failed. Only during the last three years, under its true founder, Mr. Edward Callanan, S..l., has the Bellarmine track team functioned properly. Real progress has been made, though, with the Bellarmine cindermen placing second in the San Jose City Meet last year, and with Denny Valen- tine running in the State Finals. ln addition, all past school records have been broken by team stalwarts Boyle, O'Kane and Bo- dine. Marshall Leaver holds the record in the pole vault. This year, under the coaching of Fr. James Dev- lin and Mr. James Mahoney, the i958 track team has high hopes for success in seven or eight of their ten dual meets. Mr. James Mahoney Assistant Coach land, Riccardi, Smith, Gallagher, Boudreau, O'Kane, Block, Sterling, McTighe, Gates. BOTTOM ROW: Pessagno, Mgr., Pisano, G. Leaver, Boyle, McCartin, Havey, Miron, Mgr. is if I I s 'ff iffiwn Spooner and Ucovich leave the blocks in the hun dred yard dash against Santa Clara Hi. MNYA. A e, ..,- - W.. 'Q -, K xqqe. rl K ' A . L I , M . fx ? 3 ' Q, Milers Knight, McCartin, Bodine in the far turn. W-11-ff-'jew My ' ' I, ' 'A ' 'W -' 4 - , , . p .Q ' ' 5 M, w - Mike O'Kane and Denny Boyle shoot out from the blocks for the 440. -.1 -Q qua - J ' 5 fl. Qs Mf5 X f,vw.g::'fF 4 . fi f.- ' Q A , , rims 1, V 'Nu N x , iv E X Nj By, asf, , Hifi Block streaks lo a firsf place in the San Jose Hi meei. Tom Gflnughef 'leafs 'he Whoo' 'Hard in 'he bfoad Marshall Leaver, school record holder, Oops Ohe bar nf 13' 4 iump. oEgAfwei9Af5 prep Ar jufure N.. 497 B TEAM, TOP ROW: Hagen, J. Twohy, J. Dileonardo, Lebeau, Barth, Weston, Sfeadman, loera, Bernabe McNair. BOTTOM ROW: Chesher, Chin, Cangiumila, Colombo, Cieri, Rehrman, Heifernan, T. Dileonardo Elmore, Mgr. C TEAM: Petersen, Mullin, Mahoney, Howard, Meckal, Leninger, Hege, McFadden, BuelI,OrseMi. '-Q... .-1 What are cross-country men made of? Speed Stamina and Courage. The first College Park cross-country team donned the Blue and White in the autumn of 1954. Since then it has been molded into an outstanding squad of long range speed- sters. Under the direction of Fr. James Devlin the unsung Bell sprinters have compiled an enviable record. Though- the Asiatic flu ran rampant and Denny Boyle, one of the team s swiftest runners was plagued with an iniured foot, still the 1958 cross-country team emerged triumphant in several bitterly-contested meets. Neil Bodine, team captain, placed fourth in the annual division finals. John McCartin, the squad's fleet-footed sophomore, shattered a number of school distance records, and together with Joe Knight, sparked the team to a successful season. McCartm Pisuno Elmore Mgr TOP ROW Cutting Weston Knight Bodine Smith Riccardl BOTTOM ROW Boyle Gomes Cangramila uccefid l 0ll!l'l:f L5fCLI'lC2 A dolly five mile run is nothing for CYOSS COUYHYY MCH J f A 'A S af Xp -P 1 uk , '54- ! 'Q2ikl': kj: ' xl' 3.1: hi' v'Ir -- vilv L lu .- x ' .nn sn - I B ,.-., -.f A' A -1.1 L. Hn -if L' Vx V . ' 5 31' ' zz. ' -H f if . -X4 I-fi 5.3 ffl' X . . f S 1 :ff 1 1, . LII, - 1:5 M -W if 91 uf -M. N., gf- 2 , .H ' ' ' A - A I B 'Q ilk- an-1 , :FQ f A A Y tn Q ...,Y. ,. 6 9 K I . . N. . W-, W.. ' , ' , J k 'll Yh ' fi? f' 3' ' . I ,V W If , q, .gi 'K 5. A 'S K Q U'-QJ i, f fini 5' ,. in 1. jx Q in if' Qj. fi 1 Q 4 ,.. Ill TOP ROW: Brignani, Pedone, Veglia, Blum, Fessio, Kiely, Freitas. MIDDLE ROW: Klein, De la Forest, Del Biaggio, Steiner, Gonzales, Lo Curto, Pross. BOTTOM ROW: Schmitt, Xaxier, Mar- tinez, Anderson, Korbel, Heenan. March 5 Lincoln-3:15 8 'Menlo-Atherton-10:30 10 'McClymonds-3:15 12 Washington-3:15 15 Palo Alto-2:00 17 sumo Cruz-3:30 M Bob Fmlo ia 'Salinas-3:45 CW 22 Cal JV's-10:00 25 St. Elizabeth's-3:15 28 'Serra-3:15 April 1 St. Francis-3:15 2 'Mission - 2:30 8 Watsonville-3:30 9 Stanford Frosh - 3:15 11 'St. Joseph's-3:15 18 Bishop O'Dowd-3:15 22 -Marin Cafhol5C,3:1 5 Santa Clara Preps Defeat St. Igna- tius, 12-O headlined the Santa Clara News on March 18, 1926. This game 24 Hill--3:30 25 'St. Mary's-3:15 29 Riordan-3:15 featured the strong pitching of Art Moy Calou and the heavy hitting of Marv 2 Bishop Q'Dowd-3:15 Owen, now manager of the San Jose 6 SL J0sephlsT3:15 Red Sox. One week later relief pitcher 8 Sf.FrGnCis1,,3:15 Bob Fatio took over in the last in- 9 Soma Ciara-8:90 iN, ning of the Fremont game and soon added three fan outs to his credit, 14 Los Gatos-3:15 I ' ' l 16 SL Elizabeth-5,-3:15 licking the lndlans 7-1, and begin- 17 Monterey-2:00 ning a long series of diamond tri- 23 Lick-aioo mi Umphs- 'Home Washington Park Mr. Fatio came to Bellarmine in 1943 and immediately found his way into the hearts of Bell fans with six- teen straight wins that first year. Among the many great players trained under his direction there are leo Rig- hetti of Pacific Coast league fame, and Wayne Belardi, now playing in the Maiors. One of Mr. Fatio's recent prodigies is Jim Small, now a bonus baby with the Kansas City Athletics. The 1958 club has high hopes of topping last year's loss of the C.A.L. championship. Short-stop Gary Pe- done, fielder Bill Del Biaggio, and pitcher Joe Blum are team stalwarts sparking the team towards the '58 trophy. , First baseman, John Brignani, stretches forthe throw from third. 1 .gan pd' . Mr. Louie Lucas Assistant Coach All-city second baseman Gary Pedone All-city catcher Bill Gonzales confers with pitcher Dan Korbel. 7 J, fliej 'II 'QZQ Y.. , B Joe Blum, Bellarmine mound ace. N -E-Q -1- LT- Bill Klein smashes c double as Bel- S lormine nips McClymonds 12-9. 5-ig' f Outfielder Bill Del Biaggio, team powerhouse x - N I 27 . P s '-F ' Q , . g W mlCUfI'l0I'l6! W SAIVLQ Ruth and Connolly rehash today s game One of the youngest Junlor Varslty Baseball teams In school history wore the blue and whlte thus year on the Bell duamond On a team of I6 members over 50 percent were sttll In their fresh man year Yet In spate of their lnexperlence the Juntor Bells led on by coach John Barretts rolled over stuff opposltuon and turned un a successful sprung record Mr Barretts humself a Bellarmune graduate played on both JV and Varsity ball clubs during has student days After graduatuon he played pro fesslonal ball and has fuelded teams here for two consecutive seasons Athletuc offuce records nndlcate that among hus predecessors as JV coaches were Mr Wllluam Mc Pherson present football lune coach and Mr Turk Bedolla This years team was not hlghly powerful but dnd show good speed In the fneld and on the mound Prospects for the future are Connolly Gag lnottn and Rogers TOP ROW: Spooner, Ferrera, Mihalovich, Rogers, Connolly, Murray, Grube, T. Mahoney, P. Mahoney, LymD. Mar. BOTTOM ROW: Coach John Barretts. Chiaramonte. Ruth, Gigliotti, McNamara, Finta, Klein, Gonsalves, Crandell, Mgr., 0'keefe, Mgr. , , , ,-- , ,: ..:. .1 '-,41 +L . , ,,,, , I l TOP ROW Paul: Puentes Strople Gay Valley MIDDLE ROW Wlckersham Barrett Gnacalone Janssen Crlstma Morrella Nelson Mgr BOTTOM ROW Mr Stolz Feliz Framch Ferrara Doherty Mr Cobb jl'0ffA .SQQCIYI ,HOWLQ Early season rams forced cancellatlon of four straight Frosh contests but team performance during the remannder of the season was more than promls mg Facmg a 14 game schedule the small sized squad made up In spurut what It lacked In hlttung runs Mr Richard Cobb lnfueld and pltchrng coach found strength In Cris Strople alternating at short and on the mound Other malnstays were pltchmg second baseman John Gay and Larry Glacalone another pitcher thlrd base combo Outfleld coach Mr Wllllam Stolz relied greatly on Mark Framch and Dave Lucas At the plate Strople and Lucas showed the most power and held up the team s offense Daryl Spoon er also looked good at the bat and played tune ball on furst base J 'ini John Gay and Crls Strople confer on how to throw a spat ba l I 'I I I I ' Z . I V ' I I 1 I 1 - 5 - 1 l 1 l r If r - - S Qlfl I Q . 1 I n Q . . . . . . s l l I 'X power, using a squeeze or steal to bring in needed l g a . I . . . . I Q, I , . , 3 E ll. f . .N ' 1,-.A' 3' ' xx ,ami ,55',1i , f .' -if - ,y ' Aim' I , 'vu , . A uf K 4 1 73. ' R li. lk, A - p . ,lf y'f-, x 1- 'Q-v w' O1 . 1 57P'7 ' ' . 5iS5f?? iuf .ii, 'Nuo I ww. l 'Q .- vs rv- A neg? fi?- VW 'so 2 I '- -,.. .Hg .- 1. 1- r- ,J 4 nb 5, xq ' 4 Q. It - f K 5594 'gf .Qtfjr 'S ' 'I .V , .va ' M. M ..1 ' -', 4 5 Y' P:rva ffff f HM 2, i E X K - f 77 . Yflsffm Skim WOOHQH tj The early l92O's saw tennis as an active part of school athletics while still on the Santa Clara Campus. The move to the new campus effected no change in the netmen's program. The original courts, removed in l944, were located behind the old faculty building, where the freshmen and sophomore wings are presently being constructed. These were donated by the Mother's Guild. ln 1956, three new courts were installed to allow the netmen to practice on the Bell campus. Although there are no returning lettermen, this year's team, moderated by Rev. Edward Pettid, is capably led by upperclassmen John Kiely, Csimma, and Horwitz. Outstanding for the sophomores are Fletcher and McAuliffe, while perhaps the greatest surprise of the year is in Freshman Ralph Wilmer who is the leading match winner to date. , Q ,Lx -, . STANDING: O'Donnell, Nolan, Hoskins, Connelly, Richards, Kelly, Pender, Wilmer, Horwitz. KNEELING: Peinado, Fletcher, Kiely, Boyd, Csimma, Cahill. John Kiely Captain DOUBLES TEAM: Zoltan Csimma and Ben Fletcher begin the second set O U MA TOP ROW: J. Carcia, Abate, Burns, Ramos, Eastman, Del Grande, Sebastiani, Bunch, Colcagno. MIDDLE ROW: La Casse, Schwartz, Frates, Steber, Musto, Macleod, Lanier. BOTTOM ROW: Rossini, Mgr., Campisi, Berry, R. Garcia, Bos, Morrill. T in mn .SZQLQ mlareddiue y Bell swimmers first broke water under the colors of the University of Santa Clara High School, while still on the Mission Campus. Soon after moving the few miles to San Jose, the organi- zation died, chiefly because they lacked all the facilities of a swimming pool. Father Gerald Sugrue, Rector of Bellarmine, successfully obtained the services of the Bellarmine Dad's Club and a pool was constructed adioining the gym in l945. One year later under the direction of the then Mr. Neil Herrlick, S.J., an official swim team returned to the Bellarmine campus. That first team, consisting of seven members, en- ioyed an excellent season losing only two meets. Since then, it has grown to the powerful 21 member squad now upholding the reputation of the first team. The '58 varsity is headed by last year's All-Americans Ross Berry and Jim Schwartz. Other assistance comes from returning lettermen Bunch, Eastman, La Casse, and Musto. Returning Senior Gregg Steber handles the first slot on both the low and high boards. f All-American Ross Berry, captain, and Coach Jerry Bush 100 yard free-styler John Macleod. in yur! nh.,-F I V '77,-,. -r fb 'XF 0' . W , , . ,Q-. . ,.,. 4, m .. .1 5 4'- ,Lf -,J-i,,,,,... L' I' I Only a freshman, Rocky Garcia, gives evidence of becoming one of Bellarmine's greaf buiierfly swimmers. A 7 u-11 ' - l Gregg Steber limbers up on fhe low board. f f' 4 ul -4, I ik All-Amerizan Jim Schwartz. r I 1 - N - - ' -1-' -is -53 r -calf' - -gel' , gl at Ross Berry begins the last lap of his 200 yd, free-style race. 1 , ,Y 'A x ee- G 'Xxx 303 CAM fo Uday, .Sit f U TOP ROW Vetter Holcomb Guernsey Fry Kirby Petnnl Rodman lopek Gallagher McKell Hengehold BOTTOM ROW Tenney Albanese Posner MlDDLE ROW Donovan Matheu Bradford S Kmght Spaulding Gomes Grbbons Burns F' . l l W l l 49 l V , El A ' 4 1 . N N. X X X 1 l Q A I , xx l I , : I V I I . 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I . 4 Joe Spaulding and Manny Gomes Co captarns The San Franclsco Grants luke any professlonal ball team has several farm clubs to tram nts future greats The same IS true rn other sports even hugh school swlmmlng For several years the Bell 30 s team has been dorng lust that and 1958 was a year of marked progress and success Under the coaching of Mr Wulllam Nolan a good season s record was at tamed and promrslng depth rn several events was noted The llghtwenght stalwarts at season s end were Terry Rodman a leader In the butterfly Joe Spaul dung first man In the lOO breaststroke and Manny Gomes In the lOO free style Others showrng promise are Phrl Knrght Phcl Abate and Davud Bradford The drvmg team rs composed of three Sopho mores all rn therr first year of competrtron Tom Burns holds flrst place followed by Cotton Salo pek and Bob Guernsey INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS 38 STANDING Schwariz Korbel KNEEL ING Heenan SIenI Junquu Geoghlgun CLKMQ5 Le I' 0l'l0I :5 4C vcnqulshes 4D In 'I poln! 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