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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1973 volume:

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' , - .. , -4 . , ,J . .QA , 3. ,, ., K if Untouched peace. fb. J 'i' Running after the whirling Kaleidoscope of life. . . vw-.' .,!. Us An impatient competitor's anxiety The struggle against crashing obstacles . I3 ls? cc f' Q A ln a football cheering section. while the latest unfortunate freshman was confronting the strung-out reality of a door catch. or during a student council meeting, the students of Bellarmine loudly demonstrated their love for uncontrolled clamor. 'fig A fi-'A A , V xa.5 x Q, if ga.-P qi fl i Aw V V. 'kr l A lg if I . -Q 5 l i l In the most complex of situations or in the moments when sound seems almost unbear- able, you can pause and find solitary figures in their own worlds of tranquility. gf a+ fa 4 .-nl ,gjll .wf 1 Bel udents displayed their traditional love of clamor. Whether in ax football rally, at the end gif Finals. while boarding a' train, or eating dinner in Liccardo, unhar- monious noise could be counted on. the noise ' ' 1 X HW h ,,n,,MM,,, . --fm, W-W 0 . v We U -a 5 .,..M, M 'W A kyyy -K V Mr----5-..,,..,,. the enemy Overcoming the unreal. . . . . .and terrifying fears m 1 1 A 51, , , f L1 'J' ' X ' .F ' ,fl f et Y X ' ,V . - . - N' - ' 'X , 1 x 5 P -x . ,gg f -W W 4 A .gp im V H Q ' . , Q! . , I :A fn' ' A S -3 iq - ,. , s A I U 4f23'?F'2'-.elf ' - , 1. 1 '. . Y ' L, , I ' 7544. Y, 'if 'f,-23? 'Y P r' 4 ,L . , . - I . , I. if D 45 va ,Q fl , ' . in iff . - ' V L 5 .K-sv. , -pk t fw- difww ,. gps. QF- 'L il, 'Q l I J' Q 34 '3' ,vi ' -IM Q' L, 'nf Y H , , ' -..!' Q N' 5,5 1- -f , Q 4 ,al ,gggbv ' ' - fix.-'v' M 'Q 1' '3'-114. '- W 1 . . ' J pf 5' . ,H . - X J .1 is W: '33 Ag.v . nl 'i+fHa.', 3, 1'M.if! ' K Q ' ' . 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'T j5i'?Tfv'i'I V fig?-fTbQvf?: ,-... --, , 'ff' EFEQE 'F-1 .Q -U55 5 5 x . dup- ,I A' These are days of fight- ing, violence. crash and collision contrasted against days of lethargy. calm, serenity and peace. There are clouds of confusement and skies of truth. Times of clamor highlight our lives of tranquility. X 1 16 -F My f 41.4 l'1.1,.1.:., 'AA if Whenever anybody at Bellarmine wants to have fun, there is always some noisy way in which he can tell himself and the rest of the world that he enjoys life. People can best understand when they are peaceful. and can best explain when they shout their messages to all who will hear. l .f 7 H2 4 xg I I 5 4 I, 5 2 ' 3- we -5 .wi eyeg -R -W9 'god ix T Q . Q .. a r 'ef EEA: Winter. . .ru i.X.u e age x ,. e iq ,gk N .Q , Q1 cgi S'-P' Q i s . - , 'N ' i or iers a tg M ' . Spring. R, Q:-.. ... r r- X Q3 .N , wx gk . ny' gg: .Ss Q3 u 4591, s , Summer .. f , 4: WNRX xv xx Y ' .KXXWK s no u x M or 5, on .Rs XX i N54 ?'iw.W A ix S ' Nix . X' if rx. Fall .u All You Have to do is Pa 1 .. X we bww if 'SS of as 7 A X, Q s - i my , 'Q rre, I' :ti 'NSS 'Q ep NQQS, . H xx x' 41 9. F 5 six' Q 2 -M an-s K , ,, .--.51 fps- N is Q .' .'3?'y':,-'A H I :Aff 'V ,Q imvulgfi' Y ii 451: c Lost in the middle of a cheering section, the unknown student cries to be recognized. He's just like you or me only he isn't an ASB officer, yearbook editor, or sports star. He's just a person. This yearbook is dedicated to Fr. Robert Mathewson, S.J., and Father Ronald Clemo, S.J., who strive to recog- nize not only the student in the headlines, but ALL those who attend Bellarmine. Fr Q. r . Rgbert Mathewson 9 0 Fr. Ronald ia- Aw fri e ,. Ki :iv i , ,iaffzl A 4 .li , -.,,.,,1 4 Q QQ avi. rf .Y as 1 ,. if- . 3225,- Q ' :fi vu 'Q .5 'J .l fi fi n ., T . ff? c' pg 97' K if If .4 . , fry, , lr' .4 if Ir? L 44...-.ls 4.154231 .,,. f-,,,,,-..N ,, , ,W . 1-- -.fi sf M ?-ff ' ff, ,: r' ww' z. 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X I lg, T r , 3 For pro Nixon? ,Q 'l thanks guys 'ln 'i Jeffry Bocci Robert Boguski Curtis Boethe Tom Bordenave Dennis Bouch Dan Bozzo Peter Bray Tony Brenta Robert Briggs John Britton Marvin Brown Robert Buchanan Tim Burns Richard Cadena Dan Cahalan Greg Campbell Michael Campbell Tim Campisi Jim Canelo Albert Cardenas Bill Carino Arthur Casey Stan Cauwet Charles Clark Russell Clark Steve Clark Dave Code Tom Collins Brian Connolly John Copeland Brad Coulson Craig Qpusins Bruce Cumming James Cunningham Daniel Dalessandro Mark Dames Clancy D'Angelo Gasiewicz Danillo Lost Gazes of Belwilderment. . . .tau 1 nl gyms' I all .nA .- ...V ,vivo ,ww- Danny Debarr Gary Degliantoni Richard Delateur Mark DelBucchio Dario Dellamagglore James Delflegt David Desaulinier Anthony Debernardo Chris Dileanardo Ronald DelVlicceli Gregory Dinnocenti Nlark Doiron 22 aren't you too small for that locker? Ay 4-1?- 4 ,,. - pf Get down frosh! l Mike Donovan Kenneth Doran John Dorak Tom Dunton Roger Eline Mark Eller Robert Fama Paul Feasby Andy Fellows Ed Finney Frank Fitzpatrick Dave Flick Timothy Foley John Fortune Dave Fulton Patrick Gabielli Mike Garcia Frank Gavasse Tony Genge Richard Giucomozzi Stephan Giannetto Tom Gillispie Larry Good Mark Geiner Albert Grossman Fred Guest Rob Gustke David Haid Anthony Hammock Matt Harpster Bill Harris Mike Hayes Doug Heffernan John Heintz 23 Q.. ... .wx 'j2v5,'?f'f'g?fki.:'l,E., ,. - - +w1'i. 'f'1l.-e.. - mg, 5411-1 4.4 f. .- V ,,,Uhp:.i.Lg2,f5g- bk-A 5 M, :33bg,lg5f?.5i4FgQ1-Z:'.4'v . -. .',- uw' A , fs-s1gf,sfjf,, ,,- . f-mmf.-Lf : ' L X . , 1 ,, jf. Q.,- .5--Aw 3.4.3 -LW. .P Jn, igsyez' , ' . xlgx. I , Q , ..'-',r4-- an ., -v.- ,F . A gf if ' xx -I 71, ,QT 11 M ,,, ,, f .E ' igfsi-M! X' ,jx jlhxj G5 M, v xii 1- ,'.v,l' I 4.14, ' ,.L, 7' I 1 x.f. ,,I 'i 'T'l . .. '-it j 1 :U fe '41 iii-if :Y ' 11 Q14 -. f? W 1 xi 'Ps Q.- fa Q IPQ' F 91 -1 W if . N fb W 9 Q, Q E 1 5 f 4 v 1 3 'A ' xf I Richard Najarian Brent Nieolai Tom Nicolaysen Edward Novak James Oberriter Robert O'Brien Peter O'DonnelI Frank O'NeiII Sean Onitsuka Peter Ostner Richard Overhouse Barney Page Dan Panus Kelly Pardi Monte Pasquinelli Scott Peakes David Perez Stephan Pessagno Benjamin Peters Michael Polich Steven Powell Thomas Powers Tom Provasi David Putnam Chris Raffo Andre Raiche Donn Ramirez A new Burt Reynolds? ,,- 1' ,-'I,J3s,.-' ' 512 f lr' if y M .. f -'Y' 1 'fibre i r ..4 rj! nf., x 5 f uf ., of fi wig ' f'1Jf , ' 3',MA3Z.Z5' gy' M24 '- lizkfii r1 ' 1l5 kTL?f'1f.f UT' '. 1 'f!'iQ'?f ff 'NF ' Xlaiinqf' 'F',,gf ,js-,1,: CV ,,,4,.:. 4 511 l, Cifelli takes a breather .. M, , f,...e- -M., :3,:L'b-1 l Ai I ' l gas Jaime Real Danny Reilly George Reilly Stan Reis Matthew Reitz Kurt Renstrom Mark Retano Paul Richards Garth Richards David Robb Brad Rocca Richard Rodrick Kenneth Romeo Luis Rosa Kenneth Rose Mark Rousseau John Rubens Arthur Ruiz John Ryan Raymond Ryan James Salberg Daniel Salcido John Sanchez Phillip Sanfillippo John Scearse Fred Schlichting Chris Schmidt Peter Schmuck Steve Schroeder Ralph Sedillo Stephan Shea Roderick Shepard John Sheridan James Silva Tom Silva William Silva Andre Simone John Siri Timothy Slattery Daniel Smith 27 Harald Smith Scott Smithers Joe Smyth Paul Spain Laurence Spitter Joseph Spiva Mark Squatritto Marc St. Pierre Mike Stagnero Mike Stevenson John Stine Daniel Straub Bill Sullivan Andrew Supple John Swift John Sylvia Mike Talia Clayton Taylor 15. A 1 if Ill X, . i-Ti I didn't do lt' Keith Taylor Steve Taylor Joseph Teresi Kevin Thene Tim Thonis John Thrift Bart Tiernan Charles Todd David Torres John Tralongo Willie Tufono Brenden Twomey Fred Vaughn Michael Vidovlcgh John Walker Michael Wall Jeff Walsh Patrick Walsh Shawn Wass Mike Wasserman Gary Wattis Bernard Way John Weinkaupf David Whitehead Michael Wilk Robert Williams Steven Wilson Mark Witt Nlatt Woodside Michael Young James Yunich Jim Zaky William Zappettini Mathew Zarka BU if .-Z vf' Boarders 'Q Relinquishing Summer vacation with utmost B ' 'Q i hesitancy, the boarders reluctantly trudged back to , ll, 1- M O'DonneI hall in September. It required a month of Q-4 --U strict administration, warnings. and jug before they finally settled down for another eight months of dorm life. They were greeted only by Fr. Farina. S.J., as Lance was given away due to abusive treatment from boarder roughies. The Food Committee was disbanded and digested into the Boarder Senate. Due to compromise and non-violent negotiations. the food issue was relatively quiet. Butnot much else was, The sound of radio, television, cards, and table-tennis echoed through the halls of the dormitory and Bellarmine Boarders were up to their usual no-no's. , : , Your mother wears Army boots i WF! Q' 'L'-et.: B il 45- asdfghjkl: English, HA! Q. li? l fm! 1 , 15:1 X 1 Hr E . ,:li,. re ' R '- fii 1?3'5-Qi -f i N - W- i .H , A3 il- 1, 'Q p ai - 1 w,'-ft-Y 2 1, ,I i..,a , , Will he fit? Santa visits Xmas Dinner Dance . ug: Move over chum. the rains have come early 1 -.-.W ,. Life at Bellarmine Kazoo band in from of bookstore I if' 4? nw.. , , Agfa, '32 -Q I vu X w iv Vi. . 452 W 1' ff , 491' W A N F? V, .-Q, fi 1 H , ,,,.: Q Student arrives at Bellarmine Look out! I'm coming through S.P, train on a lonely night 'Q P .. G. A .-I re.- . . 4 an - .T-in 1' -, A -. Bellarmine Travelers come from many towns by many means of transportation. In all, they travel some twelve thousand miles a day by train, car, bus, and bicycle. Train commuters know all too well the problems of travel: missed trains, lost tickets, lborrowed tickets, etc.l battles with Southern Pacific employees. Talk among several commuters calls for a Commuter Political Party. Automobile and Bike travelers have one problem in common: where to park. Bus travelers have to wait for the bus, for the bus won't wait for them. Foot travelers have their feet to worry about. - They all come to Bellarmine for one purpose: to learn. Bellarmine Illusions lShirle, this is an illusionl To describe Bellarmine College Preparatory as ORDINARY is wrong to say the least, an antonym to say the most. 0' 4 n 11 0115 Oman bfi' Trying to inspire spirit and unity through Bellarmine despite a slow football season. the cheerleaders: Rob Nlicheletti, Tom Empey, Marc Pellegrini, Mark Atkins and Jim Holm organized a sense of urgency characterized by scornful taunts and made charges through the stands. Spirit Sings the Blues Due to heavy rain and a somewhat weary football team, Spirit Week lacked its traditional vitality. However, the beard contest grew at a furious rate. The gym was packed for the volleyball game and the students watched lVlr. Stickney, lVlr. Lauro, and other starving students dive into their plates for the pie-eating contest. Tom Bacon emerged victorious and was awarded a stomach ache. Seven freshmen had to be dragged to the infirmary after the debacle. The Marshmallow Contest at lunch bloomed into a beautiful fight in the cafeteria. which spread throughout the campus and died in the classrooms, Micheleti follows game Students await Anonymous Guru i,f. 'S o .5 .. 9 .- I. V Q A . il ,QQ 1 0:1 v There's more? When It Rains, It Pours Q- Wir rx if Y as amid iE az To the victor, the spoils Underneath the purplish hue of black lights, Grease East and the Twelve Cent Burgers, played for several hundred students. The theme of the dance was the fifties and the band outfitted themselves accordingly with tight fitting jeans rolled up at the bottom. V Q- U 5 Ji D.. ,QQ moss COUNTRY 49-n '1 . I w V- Q , .. at . Q I 4' v Q 94. fl Q tp Q'-3'.P -4 f f' Uh HQ, s -A Q-,, Q w 'f, ff :wie Q 3 Xl ,, :missin in sw 'seg 5 I Q, X QQ' P' Q .MA . 'ff ff f 7 X k K, ..,.. ,... . Al L, --,f 'l gps Ray Silva Regognition should also go to senior co- captains Ted Morrow and Joe Naegele who contributed valuable points as the sixth and seventh men on the team. ln the final meet Joe fell not once but twice. He courageously picked himself up on both occasions and kept battling. The Bellarmine Cross Country Team finished fourth in the WCAL. behind powerful St. Francis. Saint Ignatius, and Riordan. But this fact does not tell the whole story. This year's team was a far cry from past cellar-dwellers. Four harriers topped the best times of last year. They were: Alex Woodman, Dave DeRose, Ralph Paredes. and Dan Greene. All will return next year, along with Freshman sensation Scott Peakes. 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Washington, and evenually SCVAL League champion Peterson, but were unable to continue the pace when league play initiated. A disheartening 21 - 19 loss to league champ Fliordan in the opening league fray was destined to spell the depressing fate of the Blue and White for the rest of the season. Missed points after touchdowns in games against Riordan, St. Francis. and Serra resulted in close losses. Woods gallops for big gain bon- , A if .f -sv-1 scalpel .... suture. . . .saw 8' I 7. . 0' g ... :O f ws- . 1- '- ffl ,. ... ..-. . m -v-,nw we-saw? 1 irq! .1 ji - ir., 1 1 'ii 1 . 4 -in 'fu ng is '15 --if-l t slew Torn Hope Ligaments and frustrations were apt words to describe 1972 football. The overall record of 4-5 was not that impressive but early injuries and inexperience contributed heavily to the poor statistics. Injuries to key performers Hansen. Aherling and Hayes put added pressure on the 22 juniors and 3 sophomores. Quarterback Marty King played well enough to garner second team all-league honors. Seniors that will be missed are Jim Cusato llVlVPl, Kevin Hayes, Mike Kimes, Gary Nlachado, Steve Boitano, Tom Maloney. John Harris and Brad Mazzuca. Jim Cusato is to be congratulated on his selection to the first team all-league. wff, ,, -2'-4-1 u .ln I ?55 uw'V !E5Pf .-f!'fn-tfkaiiii-Eg, VH: ki 1 A, , ,Jn gl bl-, - ih,, ' lk'-sg i Q 1' V, ll 11 -..l X..- I 1s W H, in- 'Cf 5 ,ls-uuvwsofam - -af-9 as-ng Ill!!!-Q QI? f . ' N 5 I J 1 f Y S. 3 f w,,g3: ,Qui 15 -su-- 'J'-,,,, .f 4, -1 ' 'J' 9 5 ?T'f,Cs4f no K- BELLAR 19 O 26 O 19 64 LEAGUE OPPONENT Riordan St, Ignatius St. Francis Nlitty Sacred Heart Serra defender held to short gain Q., Hey he finally threw one O 2 1 , ,-I ' V' i, BELLARMINE OPPONENT Sequoia - O Washington - O Peterson - 6 Y 'N' A..,, ,.,. Y ' mi ,W airframe- 'S 11:-wr ' '? F X, H, .QQ ,S .1 MEL- ' I an a s piwram-' nazvgs .iiriliit l Topsy-Turvy Season Do you want to block for him? The Bellarmine Junior Varsity Football team concluded their season with a record identical to the Varsity, 4-5. lt was a very topsy-turvy season for the Blue and White as they were never able to sustain a winning streak beyond one game. With each ensuing week the J.V.'s found it increasingly difficult to come up with the important playlsl that could possibly have salvaged a more respectable season standing. Under second year coaches, Larry Lauro and Tim Vatuone, the Bells opened league play by defeating the tough Riordan Squad 8 to 7. After a heart- breaking one point loss to S.l. the gridmen bounced back and destroyed St. Francis 28 to 6. The four touchdowns generated in that tilt were the most scored in any single game. Spearheading the offensive attack was junior quarterback Victor Romero, who proved himself continuously throughout the year. The backfield workhorses were Paul DiNapoli, Steve Mingrone. and Mark Sheehan. When Romero chose to go to the air, his favorite target was John Micheletti the recipient of many a pass during the year. On many occasions through, the Bells' offense completely broke down and this resulted in many low-scoring encounters and three shut-ot-outs. Anchoring the defense were linebackers Paul Casey, Mike Dahlin, and Mike Lazzeri. Often turning in fine performances were defensive backs Greg and Mark Sheehan, and Jim Caine. and Barney Van Alstyne. Romero gets hit by his own man BELLARMINE LEAGUE OPPONENT 8 Riordan - 7 BELLARMINE OPPONENT 7 Sty ,gnatius , 8 0 Sfaf-lU0i8 - 16 28 St. Francis - 6 13 Washington - 6 O Mmy , 12 5 Peterson - 7 e sacred Heart - o O Serra - 42 Frosh Go U ndefeatecl Leaving virtually nothing to be desired in any aspect of their game, the 1972 edition of the Bellarmine freshman football team became the first undefeated WCAL champion in school history. The Bells were only challenged once: vs. Mitty on a muddy turf, The game ended in a O-O tie. Under the guidance of coaches Leo Ruth and Mike Martin, the frosh played games with a unique spirit. Offensive stars include quarterback Brien Jefferies, running backs Clayton Taylor, Charley Todd. and MVP Willie Pineapple Tufono. Receiver Jim Zaky also pulled in many passes for long yardage. Defensively, the team was led by Mike Benedetti, Jim Canelo, Jim Maher, John Siri, and Mike Wilk. The stingy defense allowed only 32 points all year i l BELLARMINE OPPONENT 8 Riordan - O 48 S.I. - 12 28 S.F. - O O Mitty - O 42 S.H. - 0 34 Serra - 14 I ,im A' J Z X , 551 -'F fu rjff-H3 Sn' :1 Wy? iq i I Eiai Il .Wa 3 ' ns -'.q '. 64 , L - - -fe r b. ng: Em A 1, I '15 '- L J . if fl. 5. nf I 1 I -F, .lo-if 'WK r 's -1 if' X s fx c'3 ' ' 'l 7,'4qpwJ4'f 9 A 1, us.. I if ' I 1 I '11 D! E EEE EEE ::. bgfifi mf QI ' :Ai gf! E' sy! M v if ,. 'Sf' Q 5 Qian. 5- qu ,F ,,v-we .ip-:ew Water Polo was a bright spot in an otherwise dismal fall sports season at Bellarmine, The Varsity swept by tough competition all year on the way to the Northern California Invitational. The Bells advanced to the final round of the NCI before losing two close contests to Santa Clara and champion Buchser. However Bellarmine was granted a berth in the National Championships based on overall record. But the national tournament never became a reality as it was cancelled at the last moment. - rr fm-i rw ' 1 , . Amit' 9, ,,-me A -en' r- 'Z '54-, I lt's all in the wrist action ' lt-ul Q, A Suv-i ,ab . l 'f,,E.gf' , , ., v- 1 'l!f,'?c5 a- ,.-r ' 1 - M .. , . , ,, - .. .ffffgkf ' 'lbw 'vftffmj 1 -in , il. -no. , 5 ill'- 'o--J. QP' 'ttf-QW: 2. , 2. -'af '- ,Q5 . 9,0 Tight man-to-man ' We came this close to winning Bellarmine's polo power came from its well- balanced offensive attack. Scoring came from Jim and Tom Purcell, Jim Scilacci, and Greg Fiscalini. Special recognition goes to first year coach Sheldon Ellsworth who did a tremendous job in molding a real team and winner. x Mg' ' ' ' '1Vll!'2:5T iii. r ,,,...-, ,. -ue.- L '44 .. ., Q Qjsdiiq. ' i?5z4?fagbi3:i1Y V-Dlx, wif . , ez . .JIEEQ . ' V x gun ' ': Y l Y wir' . eu wgjgfgi . A 14-5.51. ' S- 42 ,., 4- ,rw - ' ' Q mfr. . LI A gl Y 4 at L , an -af .- . 'fain' rr .QA- wr, - f- v Y, JA- . -A -la .. Defense Purcell coils up for another Bells score again 1 19' ,gui ' Q TETQQ.,-A pw ' .-K2-Gr' Q1 , 'l H . 'QQ- Q ' I 'wagafabi , , -7-f7f'?-!9'i3 ifff5Q lf - 1 J. 'V V .-,:. ' ' '- A N 2 I- . ,gtw :,,,Hif:e Jfi 1.1 ',l,..1 L: .-1? , 1 'lxf' ' Q K 1.1 ' Q f-Lg . iin' F -. WN'-LK ..-4 'MNH .. v ,fr -qm- Q. -S, , .ee F :' li? ., Wev, Hui 4 G - LID - . K , .-, Y, ' 7 lm,-, 'V , ,. '- ' ' , '2'auzs!-n..e- V vf.w5f:'--41:33-. 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Jim Reilley pounded the nets with 23 goals in the six game tournament, while teammate Ted Fogarty added 13. Goalie John Machado turned in excellent performances all year. g f- 51 E ' - -LLC: ia., l if Y,,---mir is H Young Republicans Verses The World With the coming of an election year, Bellarmine became more involved than ever before in a Presidential parade. A loud minority plowed through the halls shouting the merits of their candidate. The Chemistry bulletin board became a forum for propaganda. A Nixon- McGovern debate was held with both students and faculty participating. Finally on November 8th The President was re-elected. Certain members of the Carillon staff immediately closed the yearbook office for two days of mourning while others eagerly awaited a January 20th Coronation. ,. 'vert' we 2 'lil' SSW A Q :2 ' ' llzligxrye than eve No Part Time Government The Nicora Administration dedicated itself to continue the trend of reform initiated by the Sequeira Administration in 1970. Each of the officers was responsible for a program of reform. AL NICORA- He initiated new programs and vigorously supported many reforms to old ones. JEFF FISCHER - He was personally responsible for reforming cheerleader elections. He made good his campaign promise of girl cheerleaders at rallies. DAVE ZARKA - He effectively administered the appeals board. It acted favorably on 83W of its cases. PIERRE KIRCH - He reformed the allocation process by diverting all money matters to the student council for approval. He averaged S300 in profits form student mixers. He operated the successful new intramural program. Schedules. statistics, and adequate referees were provided. MARK TIERNAN - 'ET 2' 5f gf'Zg'?1'i is -31' .' 1 4 g,q,E1,':.g2Q ag . 31 nga--saga 4' 515- Jeff Fischer, Vice-President F u n n y D a y s Al Nicora, President Sophomore DeRose speaks out 'E Seq.. ...f' ,Z .43- 3 , 'ff-4 ,A x 'U Vg- 'Elin :kiwi Q A... A a.w-YL i x, Q Fischer finally takes his sucker out + Dreary D ays Rainy Days Laughing Days Nicora's Kiddies The CarrilIon's Fight for 3800. Truth, Justice and the Bellarmine Way - as told by a biased by-stander: NICORA: lwith a quality of leadership in his voicel Jim Wagstaffe will open the debate with one of his famous heart-moving speeches. WAGSTAFFE: Friends, what can I say. Well, to tell you the truth, an awful lot. KIRCH: You mean you want to spend S800 of lVlY... l mean OUR . . .money? ZARKA: l'd like to say something. FISCHER: lVlust you Dave? SCHIRLE: I can't believe it. Zarka is actually gonna do something besides call the roll. ZARKA: If we give you the money. how many pictures of me will be in the yearbook. My best profile is my right side, you know, SCHIRLE: Get in the ball game Zarkaf' NICORA: All right, the motion passes. TIERNAN: But we've not yet voted. NICORA: Who cares. the council always agrees with me anyway. WAGSTAFFE: What can l say. . .? KIRCH: Give the Carillon S800 and they think they're stars. Dave Zarka. Secretary Q, Lf-ff '- '?N'3Ja -'J W , 'Tw eu, W. :'. 'ig5f? ?a51:'J -' , . . 1- U if , ' v , . 5 I 1 Pierre Krrch Treasurer ., . a fin, L'f'. 13: ui Mark Tlernan Sgt at Arms Hassles Lonely Days No Recognition This Play ls Called Our Town ' K A-Wie-A . .KS ' 'L Vu . . f gm, 'fir , ' I K, 53, fy.ua1znief9i3?lff 'I , .- 1 ' ,, ,. , , - 11 If 1,12 ,Mm 'i,E??aF' ' .. : ' 1- . - ,Q Finvllrzf 'U I . 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V-L , :J ,, 4 .- :mt I A 'F ill What'd ya get on V iT' N N az qv +2 ' Aa' 1--A Q -if I ' , Q H , sue -3111 5 W 4 3 ,H ex , M, 4 There wiU3eg3 yery-important Melagng. . . Y '1 Qs a . .V Y , Y at-V, 'a' Diel you watch Patton last night? 'l ' 1 Give me a B do you really care? We're number 1. L SAC Signs Of The Times Headed by Pierre Kirch. the Student Activities Committee provided the Bellarmine Football teams with publicity posters. prepared decora- tions for dances, and publi- cized various student activities. The SAC's artwork could be found plastered unsparingly on all classroom halls and was fundamental in the success of many student programs. .t ti i I t ABC: On Trial Despite the fact that services had been extended into every time slot imaginable, the Academic Betterment Corps continued to decay. The Corps expermented in lunchtime sessions mid-way through the year but Students and Teachers apparently lost interest in the student tutoring program. Tutors began to drop out of the program when they found no one to teach. Even its officers lost interest. But Fr. Joseph Geary, S,J. continued to lead his depleted. but loyal staff in their dedication to the student body, .J ,f Just watch. don't drool! , . it - ,f ,..i.,, .' 1. Fr. Geary gives a smile .l ff? See how easy it is SIC s Got A Dream The Social Involvement Center. under the guidance of IVlr. Mike Kennedy, S.J., continued to provide a link between Bell students and the community in general. The SiC played major roles in the success of the Food and Clothing drives, Agnew's visits and tutoring programs. ev f'2' New Programs For Student Stars Do you guys get in this often? Allstars FROSH-SOPH John Nunes UVIVPJ Paul Atkins Art Escobar Greg Rodriquez Bob Navarette Chris Morisey Sandy Ramian Pat Alongi Tom Griffin Greg Clark JUNIOR-SENIOR Mark Dewhirst UVIVPJ AI Sever Ed Cribari Paul Lebaron Dave Sanfilippo Rick Deggleman Bill Markey Tom Shellworth Jim Spinharney Peter Spratt 5194 Q Q, Thanks for ALL the blocking boys! . '-'-'f '1--T' '- .,-x..m- , ., ,, ' Qi-2 4 Nil rQr?Q V: my.-Z5 f A v . ,-:guy 5,4 X ,. 'V-Arfifigf . mv- - v . L 61'-'K . UT'-' 454.2-zfimn. - g,T', -.59 X ., , Y, ' -.fl ' 4 I u9-gi.,--v- ,' f 4' FEi.l5'z -'T' -' ,Y 'f .N 'V F45g.:. .-AI,--' H P. ' 1- f . 5.-wg-F .f LA.. - I gg-p5,g4,5,. ,:., fi '- f,Qjf5:g-32... P5825 ,fqcib ' Q'2.4:.Yg.Q1 f L ' 2- liiifgji -gy 911, 4,-0 1 .g P 1 1 -,Y I Iwi-t . I Y, Lx,-:j.,,4 , .,.. YK., , 5 it I3 , Ex 5, 21453 U -Q. 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Confused as stormy cumulus clouds, Falling like guided drops of water off roof tops, The only class struck with rigor mortis: The Sophomores. N1 Ti- f - .-r ff' ,- - -rv--1 ' A 5. V 1. 'lv a ,sm - ,M V? X M52 .ey W'3f1.ei 1 A - ff ,, wx? 5' ' M' ' SN? J .Zn 3- , fn 1 , ,- , I L . AE' V .,. .. : 'W F -sv ,-,f p Q W H ..., f' M x , ,mappi- W X 14 5 ' .. '55g.5:5r- N ww Q-.1-:' Q 5 2 A fum Qkgiqfi .SW Like a depressing winter day, the Sophomore class, mired in apathetic sleet, tried in vain to seek the brief rays of sunlight breaking through their clouds of despair. sophomores 71 . I F I 5 tl, . Q' I, , I f iff, 4 1:1 .,. . . 5 . 1- , ' af f rf I is M ffl I . L P I sv' 4 J L f I ft X I 7 f -H L J - -11 f f J ,Q ' , s X -n n - w Q ni 5 1 ' A 5 x' ' ' JC' ' K f 4 X X XZ Inq .1-,.,... .,,,,. 1 .pgs ,MMV i M. ,'fV,,.,, fns.. Q , , JN--. X H ,V ,. ,., A y . .. 'Cu -- 1 3:6 . 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Sie QW Robert DiNapoli Albert DiPippo Joseph Doherty Gregory Dolton Steve Donald Peter Dondero Michael Donnelly Gary Drocco Greg Ducote Roger Dulich John Eichorn Gervase Eline Authur Escobar John Everett Mark Fallon Mike Farina William Farrar, Jr James Ferenz James Ferrari Steve Ferrari John Fisher James Fitzhenry Mike Fitzslmmons Robert Flair Terrance Fogarty David Fuselier Kevin Gallagher Joseph Gallego Steve Gibbons Mark Gilles Kevin Gors Tom Grandstert Richard Graziani Daniel Greany Allen Greenwood Thomas Griffin Richard Grimes Steve Grolemund Gerald Grossman Robert Gurza Jose Guzman Timothy Hagget Robert Hales Matthew Haley Paul Heffernan Mike Heintz Mark Hemington Don Henriques John Henriques Victor Hernandez Frank Holder Richard Honig Brian Hurly Dean lntersimone Mark Johnson Paul Johnson Steve Jones George Kammerer Tom Kay Mike Kelsch Tschiro Kishlmura 15.- Q-'Z.v :ei f' 'Q r i he Farrar left speechless F... Q- U.. ...- ,itg .,-.dsx 'EE 1- .sax ffl Mark Klein Eric Knapp Alfred Knoppe Peter Kohn Mike Ladianca David Lambert Brian Laney John Langhoff Tracy Laseche Bill Lauer Mike Lazzeri Charles Leiter Tom Lemmon John Lohrke Ray Matasci Joe McConvilIe Pat McKonnon Mike Mendizabal Steve Mingrone Louis Lopez Kon Lovett Perry Mathews James McDermott Tim McMahon John Micheleti Tom Montgomery Robert Lozito Tom Lucid Robert McCarrick Joseph McHenry Mike McPherson Tom Miller Edwin Moore Greg Lupo James Lyons John Machado Terry Mantle George Morales Edward Moran George Morello Daniel Morgan Chris Nlorrisey Mike Moultray Joseph Murphy Tom Murphy David Musavi Marc Myers Richard Naras Bill Nelson Nick Nicora Edward Nino Bill Norman David Normandin John Nunes Kevin O'Day Richy Olesen Joe Orlando James Ostrowski Steve Page John Pang fn- aw 5 Ami D A fs, as N-. In-1 'lf Kg? 14- The Lauro Hop 1' 1:7 iq, Frank Passafuime Ken Passalacqua Thiery Peltzer Steve Pera Tom Perkins George Perry Mike Pfaff Carl Pfeiffer Gerald Pfeiffer Ben Piazza Darius Piezadeh David Portwood Gary Prater Mike Pribek Dennise Radford Brad Raffanti Andy Rafferty Randy Ramian Steve Rapp David Ravizza Terry Regan James Reilly Paul Renstrom Mike Repetto Dave Revesa Mark Reynolds Gerardo Rico Pat Ringer David Riparbelli Mike Risso Greg Rodrigues Nick Romac Carlos Romero Chris Schumb Jeff Seegar Hugh Shyba Jim Sieben Steve Silva Ken Simoncini 80 Tom Ryan Roy Salume Mike Saso Paul Sassone Steve Sassone Steve Scarpelli David Rose Paul Rose John Ruth Robert Ryan Steve Ryan r vm Ken Schmitt l Mike Schmitt Philip Schrupp Kevin Schuchmann 'SD fs, rr- -s. C.: s 'N 1-r Tell me all about it Jim 4- ,nv X px 9- 5 '1 h 7 P 1 Gee Whiz! 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Goalie George Perry turned back shot after shot in taking the lead on the playing field. Cornell Walewski. Nick Nicora. the Sassone brothers, and Dan Reilley were among the outstanding players. 'i5L 5 1 f V1 2 . , , ff M 2 ,Vi n- t 's in ,ua ,z-v . n v-S i W , aslgeftba I I Q.. ilu' lllll 31 :mes Of Trial in Kay drives for two Spirit at Bellarmine?! Gray Makes All-League I s' 5' x if ,,-v , .fi--'- 96 1 K Bells show aggressiveness It was a very tough season for the Bell Varsity basketballers. After winning 11 of 13 pre-season games and capturing the prestigious Lick tournament Championship, the Bells entered the W,C.A.L. League with high hopes. But their hopes were shattered as the Bells stumbled to a 2-10 league record. However, there were some bright spots for the first year coach Chris Dempsey. Senior Mike Grey played outstanding ball the entire season and made all-league. Seniors Bob Kay and Mike Pauley also played well. The team's pride centered around the fact of defeating the two C.C.S. finalists: Woodside and Riordan. But for the Bells to win in the future they will need good playing out of such Juniors as John Mahaney and Tim Schmidt. This. plus a more vocal student body will help the Bells achieve success in the future. will lin -'I 45 V., 5 -6.1, 9 1 1 5 ,gf ,fm S i 'fl' 4- 127' gig 3 Bell gunner scores over 'L .J W N -r 514 FL m L. .-r Li--N33 r db S A X44 v N14 .I fa. s ,Y Q, nr is ' p u f ne if V1 lllll J HII ll 'I i ,457 i ' v If xii QL? 241: -' ' W E Q '1- gm: 1 A . fFre'n----- H. J A ,J .Nt .R Xwxxx x E A13-..,,,,' E ,, - xx is - ,. fx -1,4 . . V 5 'gs E F 'M e 7 PF is 2. I it J. .. Spirits High E 'S Fellows PaoesJ.V With a 2-10 record, the Junior Varsity Basketball team managed to ENJOY one of its finest seasons in recent years. Sportswriters may stretch the dismal statistics into thousands of Bright Futures. but this year's JV team lost several close games but they did it with a lot of class. First time coach Doug Nielson made sure his players enjoyed and learned from their basketball season. Junior Ray Fellows was a big star making the all-League team. Sophs Steve Page and Tom Griffin were equally exuberant along with several promising freshmen, ' i L 1 'v ' f ' .fr -- Y , : .' L , 4. ' . fir!-. as ' 11 15,4 . VJ.. it 3 3 ,. 5- .- - -5: .- as A s - J ft ...W-Q-ff 1... if ff- qi. sf. .M Q .K ' F' A -- Q Y, 4- . 'ls .Z Y. 41 1 4' are? The Babes L+.. zebra on the lookout The Babes of Bellarmine Basketball learned that theirs is only a growing spectator sport. ln spite of the attendance at games, the A's finished with a 4-8 league record. Coach Sondreal did a fine job uniting a tattered team after the Christmas break. The B's sped to a 9-5 overall record. Coach Padberg credited St. Pierre and Shepard as being the key players. Bocci. Bentley, Pardi and Kay shone for the A's. ,awww 'f' -H 'ata vfq K' -da-11 'gk 44- ' ik .51 5 l-'M 7:3--Eff lVIlni-Semester Trled The Bellarmine of four years of Greek, four years of Latin, tie and suit, four years of P.E., no hair lower than two inches above the eyebrow: the Bellarmine of yester- year took another crushing blow this year with the arrival of an innovated IVlini-Semester. Students could be seen cooking, sewing. golfing, working. scuba diving, and even playing with computers. -vt.-vga..-if' if '-'L f2hg1Qfsf f-- We-,gm bm 'Q-... A Lot Cf Classical Gas ln his first full year as band director, Mr. Gallardo guided the Bellarmine Band towards healthy changes. The music became something the students could call their own. instead of the more conventional style used in past years. Impressive performers included Rick Jefferson. the man who played everything, sax Keith Taylor. trumpet Marc Myers, and moderator Mr. St. Louis, S.J. THE Bellarmine band ', , P HE DI AL Volume 37 f BEl.LARMINE COLLEGE PREPARATORY,SANJOSE,CALIF.95l10,SEPTEMgER,- 1973 --PCA-RILLON SPECIAL EDITION Hail Efficiency? 'Me defraud! The Cardinal is published every three weeks during the academic year by the Associated Students of Bellarmine College Preparatory, University and Elm Streets, San Jose, California 95110. Subscriptions:'352.00 per year. Editor-in-Chief .,.........,... ...,......... ....... R i chard Gorini News Editor ...... Feature Editor ...... Sports Co-Editors. . . Managing Editor .... Production Editor ,.,.. Associate Co-Editors .l... Photography Editor. . . Art Editor v....... ....... .....SteveSchirle .,.............,...PierreKirch .....Ken deRegt and John Ahern .............GeorgeDonovan ......................AlNicora ....Doug Bedard and Jack Sheehan ..................DougLinney .........,.............JimHolm Advisor ....................,..,....... The Rev. Thomas Delaney, S.J. Editor Wagstaffe Re plies Wagstatte, though, has de- clared, We are going hard- cover! He is sure that the mon- ey will come, but he does not teel it is the Caril1on's duty to acquire the money. Some are passing petitions now to col- lect the money. The responsibil- ity is being leit to these people and to the Student Council. And it nothing else, says Wagstaite, we'll get it out of our advertising, New ideas such as photo- graphic essays portraying the aspects ot Bellarmine, omitting last year's new idea ot two books at once, and putting more of an accent on students instead of faculty will be em- ployed this year. The Carillon's current goal is to have a book that tells a story, and have a book that speaks to you. Wag- statte contrasted this concept with the previous yearbooks that one just flips through and closes,' while saying, Well, it's another yearbook. ff titrat- thaCfiRDihRl 2 Sheehan, Iflicora, Bedard, Ahern Kirch, Schirlen 'i-v.-..,f..wQ...ZBt-zs,..- .... v..-.fs....,...-.,..:--.n-sang:-.-vsg ll , . . - .- . . Gorini could not pinpoint any --- V- teei -t-- ' etee- -J --Q .--of at t Q mf tsinglej edition as the sue- , cess. He did mention high- ' lights of the year. Artwork ' in the xmas edition, the mus- , ical layout, and articles on So, until that dreadful day when the Cardinal will once ASB elections and mini-,Course again darken your desk, doorway or garbage can, Iwish were cited. They even cov- ered the Carillonp you all a Merry Christmas. D y AZZLING Photo by Efag.uur,L1nney HEADLINES rsptiyrnsm STORY About Drinking . . . 'Thoreau' NFL Racism Jeans How To Succeed y IOHCS L1l1i- Relevancy is a word which has been given new meaning by the rad- ical lefties. Out of the woodwork, the word seems to be crawling all over publication nowa- days. The Cardinal tried a different goal this year. Editor-in- Chief Rich Gorini pre- sented articles which directly affected Bellar- mine students. In the past the scope of the school newspaper was too broadg so Gorini added a new dimension by focusing the feature section on rel avent problems such as the San Jose Airport expansion and student council act ivities i l ,pm N 'L i ' ff ' ,I 'N I Layout and News Editors cover the sports scene. ,mf Emma .57 TTI? Q6 X x V Xw Km-KNX5 v,', jo s,-.- lc. ,- npx L- .V - - - 1 . luuulnnilunpfu' ' W . .... . V 1 Associate Editor Bedard jfgmjgggg b pleads for more issues! 1 News in Brief- 'TJ ' 'vi-R ' A ll 3- 'V' ,cf if nw fn-----f a- s 2.? ,Mfg g,.,,z-J ..,, .. 5 'f ' r -.M 54.0. I , R . '1-y-yi?-rt Im. 1.41 'mmm -'9 1 , . --ls-133'--.E 'EW if? A .W W 1,538 li ' gmizigl - 's,1,ff4 'P' A: ,N y ' if' lx, '37 , K. yup. . ,H iw Q . .wg pn- .9113 ' - .f , A T 'fwfs ...a- ff., y 1 . . dl' 'Qt I The new Bellarmine Gym Complex as it will look when completed in the near future. The complex will include a gymnasium, swimming pool, theater, handball courts and sauna boths. 1 I L ww' A ,Yi Fiitmszwl 2 Nw 'TQ 5 xl l M ' .1 A1 . - 5- ' I if ., v Q 4 . l I J Without Really Trying The coffee pot's empty! Dueling Banjos CAST l Believe in You J. Pierrepont Finch .... ..... D oug Bedard J.B. Biggley. .. Miss Jones .... Rosemary ..... Hedy Larue . . . Smitty ....... Scrubwomen. . Bratt ...... Bud ....... Twimble .... Ovington . . . Gatch ..... Womper ...... Tackaberry .... Jenkins .... Johnson .... Peterson . . . Toynbee ...... Policeman .... TV Announcer . Mike Speakman . . . . . . .Bernadette Williams ...... Mari Thomas . . . Lisa Lindberg . ...... Patty Cutler Maura Manning Miss Krumholtz . .. .... . ..... Geralyn Patallero, Mary Ouilici . . . .Robert Sischka . . . . David Zarka . . . . John Fisher .. . .Jim Doherty . . . .Joe Naegele . . . David Derose . . .Karl Pedersen ... Mike Farina . . . .Joe Doherty . . . . Nick Nicora . . . .Jim Doherty . ... Mike Babiarz ... Mike Perelli Acquittal! Chip Chip Chip, - Chipmunk How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying was the title of the 1973 edition of the Bellarmine Musical. Poor student response marred a Bellarmine reputation for profitable musicals. Through a vigorous campaign of area radio advertising, intercom exhortations, prayers and a few acts of God, the musical managed to make a small comeback the second week. The show actually turned a S50 profit. Despite the bad luck. Ms. Diane Walsh made her debut as a director a success. Her imagination and the choreography of Alfred Gonzales and musical talent of Jeffra Kaufman combined for a complementary concoction of laughter and song. Doug Bedard played the role ofJ. Pierrepont Finch, the rising businessman who, through an assortment of luck, ethical and unethical deeds made a spectacular climb to the top of the World Wide Wicket Company. Bedard's singing voice is perhaps one of the finest in Bell musicals. Dave Zarka, another seasoned actor probably stole the show as Bud Frump, the spoiled nephew of the president of WWW. JB Bigley, played effectively by Mike Speakman, maintained running battles with Bud, his wife, and his sweetheart sexpot. Hedy Larue portrayed by Lisa Lindberg. Robert Sischka played Mr. Bratt. Mari Thomas filled the role of Rosemary, proving that good things do come in small packages. Space denies deserving compliments to all other players, but a glance down the program brings back memories. Waking from the slow of winter. Learning from experience. Unlike the sophomores, The juniors lost their innocence. The juniors finally blossomed, They had nothing to fear, Spring is like the juniors. The most productive time of year. .v .. fs? ,AQ ii of ,ZH .3 . i . i . Y , fxx .av--xx 4. 'uf' ' . K . ,V ., V 'J 4 ., X S , I ri ng n TL. Q A3 4 'W XX H.. ...Q l N iors Ng., A 'gimi Juniors in activities. Growing from the past. Finishing up Algebra. Winning Intramurals at last Spring is a time of fun. The best time of year, Juniors at the party, Drinking lots of Beer. Juniors ONE IVIORE YEAR i I Tom Amaral Eric Anderson Steve Anderson Mark Atkins Tom Atkins Brian Barry Brian Beaton Brian Bergen Tim Blaine Peter Bloom John Bowles Tom Bradt Bill Breen Greg Brown Greg Burns Jim Caley John Callan Joe Carroll Paul Casey Greg Cattermole Rick Cieslak Jim Clansky Ken Clark Matt Cleary Robert Cole Jim Coleman Martin Colvin Tom Cook Tim Corcoran Brant Corensen n w R -3 w -..- , . wg-423455 ' 3: 4 'if f' J A 'g ,,'-' ,.2S ?u ' 412 Q V.:: I ' fllif ' .3 ' Q if 4' 1, ,, A 'L gg Fi? 9 Cll ' Ok V .T I 'J . 55:7 V Q r -.-,. 'Y ,A ,ig ' 'w 2 ' ,yylyl ,Ni S, z- hu H55 S A' lic: L, -I EP ..- iq Qxfzlijig Y.. ' Il-Qifl W. X ' ...I 5 A 1 -- , ' ' K - D j ru . ' V . ,, e, L' gin' A Ci :ri --, 'X 'A , A Af? I- V L- 1 'Q' 'S' W K E12 n N r 1. I MER. 1:19, -..-.. Ili! 1, J x 'i paula. ,-H , I f w 5311. . . ,A 'Y ' ', n - 'J If 5 9' 1 . JK J 'ff' 4. F sig-v . Q ,V ?2 Trl TE E 'T fyz.-. Raymond Holland Thomas Holm Mike Hough Gilbert Huckell Phil Iatomase Larry Inouye Jeff Javier Rick Jefferson Ken Johnson Tim Kavanaugh Dennis Kelly Mark Kiely Marty King Pierre Kirch Dave Kitts Tom Knapp Robert Koch Geoffrey Kopecky Robert Kretzmer Mark Kurita Fred Lagamarsino Mike Landgraf Robert La nducci John Lawrence Ernest Lee Steve Lee Mike Lemieux Louis Levinson David Link Doug Linney Tom Lorinez Glen MacDonald Barry Maciel John Mackey John Mahany George Marshall ' James Martin John McCarvel ii A, l 5 ' Il X fiik . tl l 15 A l B- lg. .ss-ss. 4, I S- Y' , Q-fx r , t cf - eiiitivjlvlzill-s Q. 'ek' file f 1 it 'J'-E 'L 'Qt in-v 9 ua- L. x i . 4' .-his . 'I Q Mr. Dennis Heenan. History ,f4? 'Q l 9 -9'-: fl .S 1 4, Seamus McCracken Andrew Mclntyre Steve McKeon Kevin McMahon Jim McMorrow Mike McNamara Tony Mendoza George Migleaccio Tom Mitchell Dave Monahan Steve Moranto Brian Mulcahy Dave Nadell Dave Neagle Kurt Nielsen Charles Norona Mike O'Connell Mike O'Connell Mike Okagaki James O'Keefe Jake O'Neil Bruce Oppenheim Paul Oppenheim Efrain Omelas Steve Oster Rafael Paredes Jim Parissenti Marc Pellegrini Andrew Pepitone ,- .ff , ff5s.,,wf ' ,5. ,n ix , uf ,xx X . -.,.f Jn I WY Egx -Q . 'ing wx . 1 Q.. , QS' r N ...,. ' -91 '- 4. nail' f ww, e Q ma if ', M ' .Q Y M . .seg aff E gi f yi 'vs af., Y , iid' Lo 1 1 w sq q u . x .n Q. ,. I 1' Y 1 .. h-.W 1:53 'Q r' H-'ravi . ,,, in. fb ,' if eine -3- ,sggff v 'U'4a- me-MI bs. -- Ni ,' xQ '1 fu. zz S Mr Andrew Dzida SJ Sciences bs, ugfi.,.:w Robert Salera Rich Santana Tim Schmidt Walt Schoendorf Kevin Scholl Larry Schrupp John Schwartz Rob Selvi AI Sever Mike Sharp Greg Sheehan Mark Sheehan Tom Shellworth Tom Sheridan Mike Shumaker Dennis Sieben Ray Silva Steve Singleton Rich Slater Paul Smith Mike Speakman Mike Spencer Gary Spicer Jim Spinharney Tom St. Pierre Tom Stava Paul Steffan Tom Steinberg Roger Stern Jim Stewart Phil Strutner Brian Sullivan Jim Sullivan Pat Su nseri David Supple Bill Sweeney Al Steve Swenson Sal Taormina Tom Tealdi Mark Tiernan Joel Traina Paul Troxell George Vadney Bill Vanderhoof John Vidovich Tony Villegas Jay Virts Mike Vogel Larry Wagner Jim Wagstaffe Paul Wagstaffe Cornel Walewskl Robert Watson John Whelan Chris White Rich Wilder Q1 H-F-V I w Mr. Robert Mazzuca. State Requirements r uf f 1 I J Andy Wilson Larry Wiseman Alex Woodman Gian Wunderling Dene Wynn Mike Yurich Bruce Zuchowski Rev, Robert Grimaldi, S.J Modern Languages 4 The little dictator and his crew Pierre Kirch is not a little man, but he does like to gain his power because he knows how to run things. So with affection in their hearts, he was labelled the Little Dictator. With a tinge of liberalism, the president's administration encouraged vocal factions of the student body to speak out on controversial topics. With the Cardinal. as its sounding board. ASB Officers ll started their journey towards a student government that does govern, The student council continued the truly powerful task of allocating student body funds earned through the mixers to needy student organizations. Speaker Forums were organized featuring biology teachers to city mayors. The ASB newsletter. an ASB office, and their bulletin board offered new outlets for communication. Pierre Kirch, ASB President Dave DeFlose. Sgt.-at -T, - ,, ,Q , - we- 'J Bellarmine With Clubs in Hand .H WM, if 'Ulu The National Honor Society Clubs have always been a part of Bellarmine. However, this year it unleashed itself with the sign of the times in the form of Student Unions. The controversial Black Student Union was granted S300 for their Black Culture Day. The Chicano Union sponsored the Cheech and Chong Look-alike Contest. The Nlafia, lMen's Assoc. for Italian Americansl raised money with a spaghetti feed. The BBLS continued under Mrs. Lundgard to save the library. Ii , A controversial Cardinal Article With the arrival of student unions and clubs, there arose several similarities of a less serious demeanor. These included the Red Headed League, the Polack Student Union, The Sons of Erin, and finally the Associated Students Union. The final one was for all kids who were unfortunately unqualified because of hair color, ethnic background to join other unions. With all things considered, clubs add to the basic student body attitude. Carillon Editors hope that they will be around long enough to put in next year's yearbook. l This is Howard Cosell The Entente 1-. 1 '-' vw x xl., A I FTQ54' 'N F5 -, Nw. V JS. ', - it-9 ' 'P . , rf C K' - . , , ..:' Mtn., -Q ,Ia:r. .i:i dff' -11 'A ' 4 . - 3,5551 if , .9 f glwf gfff ,:in w ,1L w ffm ? ff: i - lv if S :VW W , w - ' 43.5 - f A -5 i. K uni.. Mm- Y., 1, L 1 al? 1 ,X . . , s. ,,,. - -Az. A2 1, f '1'1 .fx-L'--A 511 . Q 4 lgggihrh JE! .Gs A m, 1 P ff' X V ff Lg' ,Q W u l af , t sc V '7 4 1 s I succeeded and l didn't even try. - Freshmen tomorrow TONY ABIOG A natural is only natural 15276 Quito Rd. Saratoga Football 1. Varsity 4, Basketball 3. Block B. Convention 4. SAC. Senior Vice - President JOHN S. AHEFIN Humility is the crown of a good disposition. ' 417 Los Altos Ave, Los Altos. Ca.. 94022 ' SACg Cardinal 3,4 lco - editorl: Big Brother 3.4: Senior Counselor 4: NFL 4: SIC 3.4: Theater Guild 3.4: Musical 4: Carillon Sports 3,4 leditorl: Basketball 1: Football 1. Baseball, Frosh 1, JV 2.3: Intramural Committee: JV Basketball Mgr. 2: Head Basketball Cheerleader 4: Teacher Evaluation Comm. 3.4. DAVID ADAMS What a long strange trip it's been Grateful Dead 25 St. Elmo Way. San Francisco Cross Country 1, Track 1 CHRIS AH LERING Columbia University Varsity Football 2.3.42 CSF NICHOLAS ARISMENDI 207 W. Rose St.. Stockton. Ca.. 95023 MIKE ADZA Life shouldn't be judged by what you've done but by what you're willing to try. 559 Del Sol Ave. Pleasanton Football 1. Baseball 1,JV 3. Golf, Varsity4 FREDERICK ALBEE 1028 Yorkshire Dr.. Los Altos. Ca., 94022 WILLIAM ARM ELL 716 Amber. Modesto. Ca.. 95350 I 7,3 1 rv fr- -we-ff ., F. . 6.3, I fgffi' Come up. see m ROBERT BAKER 16510 Harwood Rd.. Los Gatos. Ca.. 95030 RONALD BECHT The past belongs to memory. The future to hope. 13479 Alder Ct. Saratoga San Diego St. SAC 1,2.3,4, Cross Country 1,2, SIC 3. Track 1, Student Council 1,2, Intramurals 3,4. e sometime. MARK BARBER 1710 Mulberry Ln., San Jose. Ca.,95125 DOUG BEDARD Man's clouded sun shall brightly rise, and songs be heard instead of sighs- GODSPELL 6210 Glider Drive San Jose Stanford or Loyola NFL 1,2,3.4, Theatre Guild 1.2.3. Musical 1,2,3,4. NHS 2,3,4, ABC 3,4. president 4. Big Brothers 4. Cardinal 2.3.4, associate ed. 4. Academic Board 3.4, Rules Committee 4, Freshman Counselor 4. MICHAEL BABIARZ Polish Power! 3348 Vanderbilt Wy. Santa Clara SAC 2.3.4, Musical 2.3.4, Drama Club 4. Follies 2.3.4, Big Brother 3.4. Dance Committee :F GRANT BACON 274 Park Ln., Atherton, Ca 94025 , , l've got the Frizzies! DAVID BELLANDI 738 N. 18th St.. San Jose. Ca.. 95112 JOHN BENTLEY GBBSYICH 8 Cathy Place. Menlo Park UC Berkeley Basketball 1. JV 2.3. Varsity 4. Block B Pin 4. Student Council 2. SAC, Convention 4, Intramurals 1.2.3. JON BERNAL mean nothing to me - warthog. ara Lane UC Santa C and D, Ski Club ,iw T..-Iv qu- 'iw N! PAUL BERRY 833 Groton Ct., Sunnyvale. Ca.. 94087 DAVE BOSCACCI In the long run its not the grade but the knowledge. 2949 Williams Fld, San Jose Santa Calra Water Polo 1.2.3. Swimming 1.2. NFL 4. Judo 4, SAC 3.4, Musical 4. ABC 3, MAFlA 4 PAUL BIAGINI When things aren't what they should be. you must follow your dream - Rod McKuen 1376 Barbara Drive. Santa Clara Santa Clara University Football 1. Baseball 1, JV 2.3, Var. 4, Big Brother 2. Student Council 1.2. SAC 1.2. Carillon Sports 4, Food Drive 1.2. Intramurals 2,3 ROSS BRUNSON 1042 East Evelyn. Sunnyvale UC Santa Barbara CSF 2.3. Basketball 1, Band 2.3, Musical 4. Bowling Club 2,3.4. Intramurals 2.3.4. BURKE BRUTTIG When failure occurs, follow directions 154 Catalpa Drive. Atherton Stanford or Loyola Judo 1.2.3. SAC 1.2.3.4. Cardinal 1,2,3, Drama Guild 3.4. Big Brother 3,4. Scuba Club 3,4. SIC 3,4. STEVE BRYANT 1618 Fairlawn Av.. San Jose, Ca., 95125 :sf Kr .-, Y Y 4 T :W ?f.:Il- :i . ' 'emi :rv F ,L lr i MICHAEL BORN 1161 Hester Av., San Jose. Ca 95126 Mr. Lawrence Lauro. Mathematics ? ibn STEVEN BOITANO 833 College Ave. Santa Clara Baseball 1,JV 2, Football 1. Vars. 2.3.4. Capt. 4. Honor Society 1,2.3,4, Big Brother 2.3. Block B 2.3.4. Class President 2, Cardinal 3. Intramurals 2.3.4. Ski Club 2.3, Food Drive 2,4. Musical 2. , xtXl.fr:-X. . li it JOSEPH BUMB 15640 Alum Flock Av., San Jose Ca., 95127 JOHN BURNS Not trying brings on fear MICHAEL BURNS 8 Rowan Way, Mill Valley 2926 28th Ave. Seattle UC Davis Block B. V. Football. SIC 4, SAC. Student Council 2,3. Sec-Treas. 3. Teacher Evaluation 1.2. Honor Society 1,2.3,4. Boarder Senate 2.3, SIC 2, Big Brother 2, ABC 4. SAC 1,2,3,4. Border Sodality KENNETH CARDENAS Sometimes I feel so uninspired. 95035 Soccer 1,2, Varsity 3.4. Volleyball 4. FllCKEY CAPELLA 1595 Nlt, Diablo, Milpitas. Ca., A High School Tradition? 122 Mrs. Dagmar Willweber, Modern Languages JOHN CHAN 470 S. 11th St. 115. San Jose, Ca..951'l2 DONALD CHARGIN 136 Westridge Dr.. San Jose. Ca.,95117 KEE WAI CHAN 5 Happy View Tr., GIF Hong Kong. China ARMANDO CHAVEZ 918 Mangrove Ave, Sunnyvale. Ca., 94086 ED CRIBARI Parro t D . an Davis Country, Track. ln als 2.3.4. Block B 'SJ' PATRICK CROTTY Sentry Walk NE. a, Ga.. 30060 S x Search for Knowledge BELLARMINE COLLEGE PREPARATORY REQUIREMENTS AND ELECTIVES LISH: English I, Il and Three semesTer eIecTives in Junior and senior Iecrlvesz Semester courses in Writing, Cinema, Drama, DramaTlc LiTeraTL ournalism, T.V., and various specialized LiTeraTure courses. SUAGE: Two years in The same language. iLaTin: Greek: Spanish: French: loctivesa Advanced Third and fourth year programs or a second language: or foreign language. HEMATICS: Algebra l, Geome+ry, Algebra ll locrivesz TrigonomeTry, Analytic GeomeTry, Calculus, college courses, E ?mpu+ar Math, Probability and STaTisTics, Business Math. IRL SCIENCE: Man and His Environmenf Cmay be replaced by Earfh Science! nd Three semester olecTives one of whlch musT be Clvics. locTives: Modern European Seminar: Social Work: Economics: Advanced Ecc sychology: Sociology: Social Ethics: American Foreign Policy: Compararlv :cial Psychology: U.S. HisTory Seminar CSAT Prepl: American Problems: We aTions: Political Issues: Philosophy: Poveriy. ENCE: One year of Biology tmosr students Take Z years of Science: some lucrivesz Ear+h Science: Chemistry: Physics: Advanced Biology. WLOGY: Cnon-Chrisfians may be excused wirh The approval of The deparTme one semester course all four years: ill Me and God: 121 Church Hisfory i Consclencegfdl Senior semesTer elective. ocTives: One semester courses ln ConTemporary MorallTy: Contemporary f ynpararive Religions: Religion and Science: Christian Yoga: Christian Nc 'ayer 5 Experience: God Acts and Talks Today: Growth ln Personali+y 8 Fa Life: Creative Worship Seminar lfull year elecTivel. VE REQUIREMENTS: One semester course In Driver Education and HealTh Edu lscTive: Driver Training loxfra fee and no academic creditl. Ugg: One semester recommended for all Freshmen. SICAL EDUCATION: Two semesTers required for all freshmen lparTicipaTIor rhloTic Team may coun+ for P.E.7. locTlves: second, Third, and four+h years. IR ELECTIVE COURSES: iusually one semester! Band: Communicafion ArTs: C 'nmag Myrhologyz ArT: Philosophy: Humanities: Fine Arts: Teaching Assisi octives may be added or dropped depending on studonf in+eres+ and Teac? CREDIT AND GRADUATION Usually 200 units required as a minimum for graduaTion. Each semester is usually worth five unifs. Mos? sfudenfs graduaTe wllh around 230 ur Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are required To rake slx courses K5 c near dailyl. Seniors need only Take five courses firsT semesTor one of which must be language, sclonco, or maTh course. If a senior Takes Two or Three of T he may postpone his Civics, andfor English requlromonr To second semesf CredlT may be given for Advanced Placement: summer school: challenging acceleraTed course work: independonT study: college courses: courses Ta niqh schools. DAVID CHETCUTI 1144 Cambridge Rd. Burlingame San Jose St. Soccer 1.2. Varsity 4. Honor Society 2, Intramurals 2.3. JAMES COLLA Life is like a maze of doors and they all open from the side you're on. UC Santa Barbara 1575 Walnut Grove Ave. San Jose SAC 1. Big Brother 2, Food Drive 3. Convention 3.4. Bell Follies 4. Carillon Sports Staff 4. JV Baseball 3. Intramurals 3.4 JOE CROWLEY 1012 Louise St. Menlo Park UC Berkeley SAC 1,2,3, Honor Society 4. Track lmgrl 1.2, Bowling 3.4. capt. Volleyball 4. Intramurals 1,2.3,4. Senior Ball co-chairman. National Merit Semifinalist. Convention 3.4 ff! f. 1 ,fifkf I HENRY ANTHONY COCA 14907 Fleynaud Dr.. San Jose. Ca..95127 CURT COVINGTON 2106 Cypress St. Santa Clara or UCLA Cross Country 1, Track, SAC, Sodality DAVID CU LLEFI 2260 Menzel, Santa Clara. Ca.. 95050 123 ffff, and Zf' iff? ff' , 3,91 ' .I 4 -54' .' Wfgim , Q fx X- V: , M1 I ' s m?, . 5 ' x Q ': '4-.L-' 1 S Qx ,v . , 'ti T7 V Wy-' , 33 ,fifx , ffgff, 1 - V 'H -'f 'L ' '-fix . ' ' .Ln--, :QX vix ,Xu R in H . , XL 1 'SF4-4' - ' ' N ANR F Ly, x x h I F - .x I-.-H:-4 K Inf., 0 7 r 72:3 f-91 ' ggi. X . -. 'Q xxxxw Four Ye TOM DELFAVERO If you want a friend. be one. 1681 Mulberry Ln. SJ. UC Davis ABC 2.3.4, Intramurals 1.4, CSF 2.3.4. MARK DERRY 244 Polhemus Dr.. Atherton Ca.. 94025 ars: Like a crack in the wall RONALD DEL GRANDE 14111 Shadow Oaks Wy.. Saratoga. Ca,.9507O ...ii Rev. William Stout, SJ.. Sciences DAVID A. DESIIVIONE 906 Arrowrock Pl.. Sunnyvale. Ca. U.C. Davis NFL 2.3.4. ABC 3. f 6- 6 Sta 1' xl sf-fx . fm ef :Si-L .V i 1 'S-i1.3 43' Q rp-4 MARTIN DELATEUR Maintain 1655 Wright Ave., Sunnyvale. Ca.. 94087 UC Berkeley SAC 3.4: Volleyball 3.4: Bowling League 2.3.45 Model Club 1.2.3,4: Food Drive 2.3: Intramurals: Latin Classical League 1.2, KEN DEREGT 77 Fair Oaks Ln., Atherton. Ca.. 94025 MICHAELJ. DIAS The Playboy of the western world strikes again! 1722 Shasta Ave.. S.J.. Ca., 95128 Loyola University Basketball 1. Track 1.2. V 3,45 Basketball Mgr. JV 25 Junior Prom Comm. 3: Intramurals. l PETER DICKINSON 2291 Lindaire Av.. San Jose, Ca., 95128 PETER JOHN DIGRANDE 1134 Werth Av., Menlo Park. Ca.. 94025 .e':gg.l.' ' nr- im. ! .-. . 1 ' if Fi' 1 ' in if ii ilrfma Q'-L. 'bv I W i N E A ur., 'T' .2--'P 'iv .N :. '!- rf 52 ,,.-A H 3... 1- 'a 6 his 1. qu' 'X , L. ,iff 1- L .. . :lx K-1 -1, ' 4? Q si QQ Mr. Robert Phelan. Modern Languages RICK DINAPOLI lf it feels good, Do It! 19600 Sky Oaks Way U.O.P, SAC 2.3: Intramurals. JAMES DOHERTY lf at first you don't succeed, try. try again. Then quit. 2480 Rosewood San Bruno UC Berkeley Cross Country 1. NFL 1,2.3.4. Drama Guild 3.4, Musical 3.4. NHS 4. ABC 2.3,4. SIC 1,2,3.4. Judo 3.4. JOHN DOLL 2779 Westgate Ave. San Jose U.C. Santa Cruz Varsity Track 1.2.31 Cross Country 1: Chandleer Tripp Volunteer 3: Agnew's Volunteer 2.3.41 United Farm worker Volunteer 43 Food Drive 3: Mission Drive 3: Clothes Drive 3. Q- , g I in TSN 'li bw. e ,. W, . ft' ' r sg. JAMES DONNELLV Q 391' i 1149 Harker. Palo Alto, Ca.. if 1 94301 K l GEORGE DONOVAN 2 Lincolnshire Drive. Oakland Calif. 94618 Big Brother 2,42 Cardinal 2.3.4, Managing Ed. 4: Track 1,2,3: National Honor Society 2.3.42 Boarder Sodality 2.3,4: Sophomore Class Sec!Treas. Senior Counselor. MICHAEL ELLIS 1024 E Washington. San Jose. Ca., 951 12 f A' frm h , M . J 'g I 4 53 -QQ? 1 I 'A . 41 ,yoj it-92, , 1- A -Q. H -A i .A . - It I ' -I' -J i :K vu . A -- F' E . 5 Q vi I Y ' A, t . has VL.. .. ROBERT LEE DOYLE 1470 Channing Av., Palo Alto. Ca.. 94301 THOMAS EMPEY Winning isn't everything: it's the only thing Vince Lombardi 910 Clinton Ave,, Redwood City, Ca. SAC 1,2.3,4: Winterball, Soph Hop, Rally Dance, and Junior Prom Committees: Frosh Football Mgr.: Intramurals. DAVID JOSEPH FERNANDEZ Live Now 2075 Warburton Ave.. Santa Clara, Ca. 95050 . U.C. Davis Track 1.2,3.4: Cross Country 2.33 Bowling Club 3,43 CSF Life Member: NFL 1,2,3: Big Brother 3.4: Freshman Counselor 4: Intramurals The Un-Cola again? CHARLES J, DROCCO 67 Jennings Lane. Atherton California. 94025 Freshmen Basketball. Freshmen Basketball. V. Tennis 3.4: Block B 3.4: Food Drive 4: CSF: Student Council 21 Delegate to Convention 1.3. ROBERT DUBRO 673 Sammie Av., Fremont, Ca.. 94538 fp -Q-:--4.4. ,. inf:--. -Af 1 z., Jani: hi., ML JEFFREY FERNANDEZ 511 Buena Vista, Redwood City, Ca.. 94061 Another age. another era CARMELO FERRIGNO lt's better to be late than never have come at all. 947 Ouince Ave. S,C. University of Santa Clara Water Polo 1.2, Swimming 1.2. Sac 3, SIC 4 aa'- 11 Rev. Mario Capitolo, SJ.. Sciences JIM FITZPATRICK I wish there were some GIRLS around here! 181 Muir Ave. Santa Clara, Ca.. 95051 V. Swimming 1,2.3,4: Water Polo 1.2, Varsity 3.4, Block B 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 1.2,3,4, CSF, DAVE FLAHERTY 81 Irving Ave. Atherton Humboldt, Cal St. Follies 3, Agnews 3. Drama Guild 3, Tutoring 4, Food and clothes Drives 2,3,4. 1 l PATRICK FITZSIMMONS 13480 Saratoga Ave.. Saratoga, Ca. NFL 1,2,3,4, Water Polo 1.2,3,4, Musical 1, Block B 2.3,4. MARK FLANAGAN 1728 Myra Dr., San Jose, Ca.. 95124 MARK FILICE The love you take is equal to the love you make. 1441 Carmel Dr. UC Davis Football 1, JV 2. ABC. Intramurals, JEFF FISCHER 2 Robert S. Dr., Menlo Park. Ca. 94025 Santa Clara University Frosh Football, JV Mgr, Baseball and Football, Dance Committee 3, SAC. Cheerleader 3, Student Activities Board 3, ASB Vice President, Food Drive 3, Rally Committee 3.4, i GFIEGG FISCALINI 1135 S. Genevieve Ln. UCLA Swimming 1.2.3.4. Water Polo 1,2, Var. 3.4, SAC 1.2. Block B 1.2.3,4. MIKE FISH 4430 Norwich Ave. Long Beach st. Intramurals 1.2.4, SIC 4 1 1. 1 V1 x . 477 Wake-up Carillon readers! Flag S GREGORY FLETCHER It goes so quicklyl so quickly we are scattered. 845 Longview Rd. Hillsborough Sodality 2.3 .rx :,' -s., QQ l A' 'x',. 1 7 L' ai Kg A A li . .HA a n y ' Ll , 3 L ,limi I H L ROBERTFORTUNE 1535 Willow Oaks Wy.. Ca., 95125 DAVID GALLAGHER 440 Melville St. SAC 2, Volleyball 4, Manager 2,3, Food Drive 2.3, Musical 4, Big Brother. Clothing Drive MICHAEL GARY 12 Summit Rd., Woodside, Ca.. 94062 .. ii.: .1 -wr A revolutionary yearbook l SCOTT GHERINI 7721 Santa Theresa Dr. Cardinal 2.3.4, Carillon 2.4, SAC 3.4. Cross Country 1,2. ABC 4, Track 1.2 JEFF ALAN GIANNINI 1460 University Av.. San Jose. Ca.. 95126 130 ' L, ggi 1 l o TONY GIACOMELLI P.O. Box 298. Tulelake. Oregon. 96134 WALLACE GIBSON 14824 La Rinconada Dr. Los Gatos, Calif. UCLA Varsity Tennis 2.3: SAC 2. Intramurals 1.2. Billy Schmidt Award 3. Social Work 4, CSF. Z lVlr, Christopner Dempsey, Social Sciences The Shadow? RICHARD G1 Life is a bitter pill in water. 3200 Williams Fld. Creighton Football 1, JV 2. T 2.3,4. Cross Cou Block B 3.4, NFL 1 NHS 2.3.4, Card 'U' JOHN GLASER 225 Warren Fld.. Mateo, Ca., 94402 MARK GROSSHEIDER 1969 Schrader Dr. San Jose Musical 1.2.3. Freshmen Elocution Contest. SAC 2.3. Big Brother 3.4. NFL 2, Bellarmine Follies 2.3. Cheerleader 4. BQ 415 Wi ll , .5 3.- MICHAEL PAUL HALEY 68 Bowling Dr.. Oakland. Ca.. 94618 MARK HARPSTER 770 Berkeley, Menlo Park, Ca.. 94025 Four years of groans amidst silence E. JOHN HARRISJR. 25 Glenbrook Dr. Hillsborough. California Block B 2,3,4. Frosh Track. V. Track 2.3.4. Frosh Football. J.V. 2.3, Varsity 4. CSF 2.3.4. GLENN HARTZHEIN 50 Bates Rd.. Hillsborough, Ca.. 94010 'Q' npr. li l KEVIN FRANCIS HAYES 4 Hesketh Drive, Menlo Park. Ca, San Diego State Football 1, Baseball 1, JV Football 2. JV Baseball 2. Soph Hop Committee, V Football 3. Junior Prom Committee. Var. Football 4 A Defensive Player of the Year. h 131 132 ' JOHN MICHAEL HEEGER GREGORY HEFFERNAN MICHAEL HENDRICKS 350 Sharon Pk. Rd. J4, Menlo 6128 Calle Esperanza, San Jose. 532 Buchef AV., Sama Clara' Ca., Park. Ca.. 94025 95120 95051 af Mig 2 45 . They were years of innocence . . . ARTHUR HENRIQUES 1619 Douglas Ct., Fremont. Ca. 94538 WILLIAM HICKMAN 2135 W Hedding St., San Jose Ca.. 95128 RICHARD HOAG 172 Isabella. Atherton, Ca.. 94025 JOHN CHARLES HOFFMAN 1927 New Castle Dr.. Los Altos Ca. 94022 Gonzaga University Tennis 3. They were times to remember. . Mr. John Hanna, Physical Education '5 Brookgrove La ne. California 2.3.4, SAC 2, ski lflb 3.4. Frosh Basketball 5-na. L. I'i.. CHRISTOPHER HOWERY 17480 Holiday Dr., Morgan Hill, Ca.. 95037 ERICJACOBSEN 193 Reef Point Road, Moss Beach, Calif. Cal Poly, SLO SAC 1, Track 2. V. Track 3, V. Cross Country 3.4. Block B 4. f' WEIHWA HUANG Mr. and Mrs. Yin-Chuan Hua, Min. Foreign -Affairs. Taipei Tiwan EUGENEJARVIS 1 Toyon Rd., Atherton. Ca 94025 M., -mm, They were loud years Mr. Edward Romano English Univ Cal San Diego ROBERT KAY Do the best you possibly can 1958 Kobara Ln. Santa Clara University Basketball 1, Var, 23.4, Block B 3,4 .. 3 ,f RICHARD KERRIGAN MICHAEL KIMES 6073 Vera Cruz Dr. S.J. The Thrill is gone - BB King Cross Country 2, Track 2. SIC 4 10120 Parkwood Dr. S.F. UC Davis Football DON ALLEN KORWEK 59 Pine Ave.. San Carlos, Ca., 94070 EDWARD KOZEL The government is best that governs least 5116 Cochrane Ave. Oakland UC Davis Swimming 1, Carillon 2.3, lPhoto Ed 31 Sodality 2,3, CSF 2.3.4. SAC 2.3, KINGSTON KU Treasure is from the book Santa Clara University Judo. Tennis Team, Carillon, Bowling Team Even you will soon be the past B Mauricia Av. S.C. i N in-'Q-1 If sr 3 f if ir f ffl Ja Q44 . fxxi -f . X - -'li Ili - I PAUL LAM , ,,, U- 'JV ' X, life so short, art so .V MITCHELL KURTELA 2901 Franciscan Ct., San Carlos. Ca., 94070 opportumty Heat' ' -' ' 2' ' ' 1 3 li 'I The Guru's Mt entdvfficultf' Q,a1Fai:fglJ H Vnuuw- Club 3,4, Tennis 'aff 1 m, Carillon 3.4, IBus if , '- - ' ' 4141 QIQJ, I .4i. BBLS. Main Club 4 F 1 ' V , ' 135 1' 4 r' 5 , , J F li Q 1 mi . H I 4 ii in l A .1 t- 'A A MA ' Tomorrovv's Complex Today's Simple Mr. Donald St. Lou PATTON LEAVER 850 Menlo Oak Dr.. Menlo Park, Ca.. 94025 PAUL LEBARON l did things. yet they were nothing. 433 La Prenda Rd.. Los Altos. Ca.. 94022 Frosh Football and Basketball. Track. JV 1. V 2.3.4. Intramurals. Volleyball 4, Musical 3.4. Homeroom Pres. 1, Convention Delegate 1.2. CSF 2.3. Student- Faculty Day. is. S .J.. English MITCHELLJOSEPH LEE Fiat Lux 12335 Mabury Fload. San Jose ABC 3.4. Bowling Club 3.4. Intramurals. Chess Club 1.3.4. CSF 2.3.4. Past clamor acceptable BENNY LAVIANO The first three years Bellarmine were a drag. but senior year was a nine party. 120 Hobson St.. San Jose University of San Francisco Baseball. Frosh 1.JV and 2.3.4. JOHN LAZZARINI America. Love it or Leave it. 1115 S. Baywood Ave., San J Cal Poly Baseball 1.2. SAC 2.3. Intramurals. Ski Club 2.3.4. Ci 2, National Honor Society Convention Delegate. un- ,. A decayed house ' R JEFF LEVINSON Evergreen Way. San Jose iverside Football, SAC 3,4, Big r 3.4, Intramurals, CSF 2, KEN LINHARES ln a hierarchy all employees tend to rise to their level of incompetence. 2453 Boxwood Dr., San .lose Santa Clara University Freshman Basketball, Cardinal Reporter 4, CSF, Cardinal Art Staff3. I6 The means . . . MIKE LOHR 1870 Emory St. San Jose, Ca., 95126 Intramurals, Ski Club 2,3,4, SAC 2,3,4, Food Drive 2.3. CSF 2, Big Brother 4, Musical Stage Crew 4. justify the end L , A, f-LR STEPHEN LOKEN 3675 Morrie Dr.. San Jose. Ca 95127 8 MIKE LONICH 4 years ago seniors looked ominous and now college looks ominous. 2168 Glen Kirk Ave., S.J., Ca. Santa Clara Block B Dance Comm., Football Frosh, JV, Varsity, Intramurals. SAC. ROBERT LUNDGARD 193 Old Adobe Rd., Los Gatos. Ca. SAC 4, SIC, Comm. to Organize Playday 2. GARY MACHADO Rt, 3 Box 357x Fowler Fld., San Jose. Ca. University of Oregon Football, Frosh 1 lcaprainl, JV 2. V 3.4, Social Work Club. Volunteer Worker, Dance Comm. C l TODD LOWENSTEIN A closed mind is the ghetto of ignorance. 2340 Villanova Fld., SJ, Ca. Intramurals, CSF 2.3.4, Bowling Club. Chess Club. NFL 3. MARK LYONS Box 151 Mt. View, Ca.. 94040 CARLIVIADAU 1556 Jacob, San Jose, Ca,. 95118 1. Bc 5 i , ,si L WILLIAM MACDONALD I don't need no doctor! Humble Pie 23 Sheldon, San Francisco, Ca.. 94122 Soccer. JV 2, V 3.4, CSF, SAC. Editors prepare for deadline GLENN MACDONELL 230 Atherton Ave.. Atherton, Ca., 94025 Swimming 1,2,3, Water Polo 2,3,4, Play 4, Block B 4, Tennis 4. - 3.5 . 21155 .r -, .u MICHAEL MAHONEY GREGORY MALIK THOMAS MALONEY Bring it on home friends! 355 Arbor Fld. Menlo Park 957 x Yorkshire Dr., Los Altos P.O. Box 8 Stinson Beach Prom Committees, Cross Country Ca., 94022 University of California. San 3. Bowling Club 3, Commuter Diego 1,2.3,4. Swimming. Water Polo. STEVEN JOHN MANOCCHIO BILL MARKEY 2115 White Oak Wy. 538 Marge Way West Valley Kent St. University Intramurals 1,2,3.4, SAC 3. Our orderly counterparts Football Mgr. 2.3. Chess 3.4, STEVE MARTIN Flint Ave., San Jose, Ca., DANIEL MARTIN Listen, Look. and Thinkl 1680 University Ave. Follies 3,4, Musical 4, Drama Guild 4, NHS 2.3.4, SAC 3,4. SIC 2.3. 1111221 l l 40 TERENCE MCKENNA The whole worId's crazy except for thee and me, and sometimes I wonder about thee 3980 Lemoyne Wy. UC Davis Basketball 1. Track 1. Var. 2,3,4. NFL 1.2. Block B 4, BRUCE MCMAHON 2323 Abaca Wy. UC San Diego ROBERT MARX No more hunger or thirst. but first be a person who needs people. 525 Winchester Blvd. NFL 3.4, Drama Guild 2, Cardinal 4. X ix Y' K if -Hy GEOFFREY MCCAVETT 1942 Stockbridge Ave.. Redwood City, Ca.. 94061 fi ALAN MATTHEWS BRAD MAZZU l'lI do it tomorrow 1540 Montellano Dr. S.J. Gonzaga University up and take it. 790 La Alondra California Gavilan Frosh football 1, Football 2. Var Football 3.4. SAC 3.4. If someone has thing you want, beat MARK MCGOWAN RICHARD 560 E 3rd St.. Chico, Ca.. 95926 1093 Fleetwood Rd. Jose. Ca.. 95120 Mr. James Harville. English Fading. . .Gone Mr. Dan McClain. Economics ERIC MILLER Power to the Protestants! 3273 Hilary Dr.. S.J, West Valley Intramurals Teen-age Republicans IRISH JAMES MEUSEL 1566 Ascension Dr., San Mateo, Ca., 94402 JOHN MICHAELSEN 120 Adrian Pl., Los Gatos, Ca,. 95030 GARY MICELI lt's not what you know, it's who you know. 65 Willow St., S.J. San Jose State Baseball 2, Tennis 4. ROB MICHELETTI Fun is watchin people smile, I love to have fun! 26724 Palo Hills Dr., Los Altos Gonzaga Soccer 1. Var. 2,3,4, Block B 2.3.4. Head Cheerleader 4, Big Brother 3,4. Musical 3.4, Dance Committees. Delegate 4. X f I -SNM- X ' r L , '-e is I v.. ,, ,,'.-. MARK MILLER the mouse ran up the clock 321 Claire Pl. Menlo Park Baseball 1, JV 3, Var. 4. Football 1.JV 3, Var. 4, SAC 1.2,3.4. TODD MILES MISFELDT 23141 x St Joseph Los Altos Ca 94022 ' j tu,-'VP 'I 142 . 5 A SP' lt was four years of drama It was four years of maturity! KURT MILLER 554 Page Ave. Los. Banos Univ. of New Mexico Water Polo 1.2, Swimming 1.2.3. Art, SIC FREDRICKMILLER 140 Lu-Ray. Los Gatos. Ca.. 95030 ' will ' i-'I:: EJ' fu I ll , . ' ' V x I if - 4 .,, 1 , I 5. ,V Q r ,- N AA . x ' -I ,. I . I gf' V H! V, - . T . G at fi 1 1 at I 14' ve.-. ' ' . - if I I I y 1:1 y ' . .. In r Qi . - b X, If an -,.. ' i 1 I 01' ti H l I '-'Q I I , ,. , A x 'ilvvu Y!! I 1 T9 ii .sa ls, ft A. ,ixx in ., l 5 '. - I ,fff 2 r 4.4 I I . 'I g 197 4 , it - 5, I . - I-.: .f ' ii I I 1 i ' at L I I I Ig-4 -A . cr- I .f A . it Q- 4. , ..,. Q ,H -, 'Q' , YI I Q f i: 2 si '-v I 'fb-:NI VK , - IF y I I .I f. Q li ALAN MURPHY 2728 Taft Ave.. Santa Clara, Ca. UC Berkeley Swimming, Water Polo, Cardinal Art Editor. SAC 2. Big Brother Program, Block B Society. Yearbook Art Staff, Cardinal JOSEPH MORICI I have only one life to live: so why not, 2301 Dry Creek Rd,, S.J. Santa Clara University SIC, Baseball 1, Track 4, Ski Club, Drama, MAFIA Y 5,ggi,.,L. .5- Mr. Anthony Pelosi. Math DANIEL MURPHY To be prepared for war is one of the ways to preserve peace. 4485 Entrada Dr. Pleasanton UC San Diego D Basketball, Track 2, Var. 3. V. Football 4. Life member CSF, StLldent Council 2.3.4. JOSEPH NAEGELE Free the Bellarmine Three! 1098 S. Genevieve Ln, Cross Country 1, Var. 2.3.4 Capt. 4. Track V. 'l.2.3.4, NFL 1.2.3.-4. Block B. Pres 3. Cardinal 1. NHS 3.4. ABC 3. Big Brother 4. Fresh Councelor 4, Athletic Bd. 3.4. A a. .15 , ri . iii - ., . kiqN,,, p4ff A4 .4 Boys played girls AL NICORA ... if l only had time! 3423 Jordan Rd. Oakland Cross Country l,2.3.4. Track 1,2.3.4. Block B 1,2.3.4, NHS Jr, Class Pres. 3. ASB Pres. 4. Cardinal 1.2.3, Production Ed. 4. Border Senate 2.3. Big Brother 2.3.4, SIC 2.3, Play 4, Freshmen Councelor 4. Bells played rock L Q: 5 -, is- w . ' :Q.E1w ,-9'..,l ii.-sf '-12315 '.: ' W . 1- H 134 5 eq-, v, - -- vi :E I.:-ifrr' :lofi 1: Eli? E ,p ,wi gg, 1-X J 1 52 - '573 Ctir If flilfrl 'J-ff TQ ?3'5.l5QQ.f.'.IQ Uveasna FHF???H' -.-..-. 1. -41,-f miaazig, qaaaeaam Hawaiian lGixauua liiiesms laxwnaeg IEIHBMQQ l9Hl!QHQ lknslii Bll!HI! aamlmlg Hlllllg HIHIIQI lllillj Illilmg fuillll nuke, RICHARD NOLAN 224 Atherton Dr.. Atherton Ca u ci' .' Mr. Leo Ruth, Mathematics I., 4, J I I argl' Power to the pencill While you were here: UC Santa Cruz Musical 2, V. Soccer 3.4. Block B The age of the protester TIM O'BRlEN KEITH O'CONNOFI 'spirit has been blown' 301 Hacienda Wy. Los Altos P.O. Box 371 Swimming, Water Polo. Block B Chico St. Intramurals 1.2. Social Work 4. MICHAEL O'BRIEN SHAWN HOWARD OBRIEN Be happy in your work. 423 Sixth St., Hollister, Ca 747 Hilmar Si. Santa Clara 95023 146 an BE BACI' 656 8 4 74 5 51 .7 4 N Q' 'x.,b'w.,X . 1 of PAT O SHAUGHNESSY 2360 Crestmoor Dr. San Bruno University of San Francisco Baseball 1. ABC 3. Chess Club 4. 'E ,s JEFF PAINE 14731 Vickery PI. Saratoga Santa Clara University Intramurals 1.2.3, SAC 2. Secy. l if A lv . lb' hw, ES 1. fx' F bf. if L x Treas. 4. ska club 3.4, ' ll Students were self-conscious Convemlon 23' MICHAEL PAULEY KARL PEDERSEN We all make mistakes. 767 28th Ave. San Mateo 902 Chesterton Ave. Redwood UC Berkeley Universityoffianta Barbara Carillon 1.2. Musica CSF. Basketball l,JV 2. Var. 3.4. Convention 3.4, Volleyball 4. E f .F-,va . They used their conscious To speak, and be heard l l 'gg 1. JOHN PERRY The obiect ofthe game is to win 625 Benton St., Santa Clara Santa Clara University Football 1, Soccer 2, V. 3.4 Bowling Club 3.4. Block B 4 Football imgr.l 2.3. An aerial past PHILLIP PETERSON JEFF POLINI 1255 Topaz Av.. San Jose, Ca.. 1 133 Inverness Ave. Santa Clara 95117 Santa Clara University SAC 3,4, Big Brother 4, CSF 2.3. Intramurals 2.3.4. STEVE POPE lt's all in the cards. 14534 El Puente Way Gonzaga Golf 3,4, NFL 1,2. Cross Country 2, Track 1,2. 14 PAUL PORROVECCHIO 1152 Spencer Av., San Jose, Ca, 95125 JOHN RACANELLI ROBERT RAFFANTI 1170 Sesame St Sunnyvale 1844 Cherry Av., San Jose. Ca., U San Diego 95125 .414 J r 1 .- A - i'i. 'i,,if. Q Q '55 5QEfeEgfE.i!?? 5 J: ,lrvaofpll -fggfssigglsa . .55'iEiiZ fV S1 - ?' 9:11 '??3?:l'J' A W 43: il Q c TOM PURCELL To Dan the Man, Eldon Shellsworth and Coach Roach 220 Brookwood Rd. Woodside UC Berkeley Water Polo 1.2,3.4. Swimming 1.2,3. Track 4. CHANGE MARTY RAGNO 1408 Hamilton. Palo Alto University of Oregon Golf noses knows DAVID RAC 1729 McBain Ave. San Jose Santa Clara University Football 1, JV 2.3. Vars. 4. SAC 3. ,Q T - wx K. I . Aj 3 The Bellarmine Two? i DONALD FIATAJCZAK KENNETH RAVIZZA RICARDO REAL P90919 live I0 love and love- Life is a mystery to be lived not a 994 Fourier Dr., San Jose, Ca., 125 Brookside Ave, San Jose problem to be solved. 95127 San Jose St. 1456 Barbara Dr. Judo 1, Track 2, Chess Club 3, Santa Clara University Ter1niS 4. Football 1. Track 1,2. SAC 1. Em Mr. Michael Doyle, Social Sciences STEPHEN REBELLO 890 Circle Dr., Santa Clara, Ca., 95050 GENE REEDY When the unoppressed have identified with oppressed, it is time to rebel. - Camus 331 Amalfi, Santa Monica Musical 3.4, Drama Guild 3, SIC 4. Big Brother 4. Yesterday's dh- 45:- ' : a n , S 6 .Q , -3- r-,Qi 5 r ,M GEORGE REGAN JUSTIN REYNERI 905 Hoyne, Hillsborough. Ca,, 998 Highland Cl, Los Altos, Ca 94010 94022 JOHN RILEY III Today is for living and Tomorrow? 1842 Edgewood Dr. Palo Alto Boston University Cross Country 1. Basketball 1. Baseball 1. Tennis 2. Vars. 3.4. Block B 3.4. MICHAEL RING BOM Fool me once. shame on you. fool me twice shame on me. but I came here four times 1918 Westover.Dr. Pl. Hill Musical 4, Drama Guild Only a Dream Or is it? u I A fy' - - . . wa? -u , b' ,fx 4 9,5 I . ' V ,fly I for 1 ...tg 1 '43,-Q -fsfffglwifg ,. ' 7+ I ,V ,' . - A ' -' ' an ' . 1 ' 1 ' P., Y fiLF3.:.J' Q . U' 'wr 1. ' .' L . 4- . Sift yi Fx U .- if Ax is -Nb-:-:K . in s -ge-7,45 if.- Q 610,94-fe. H 'hh K tel.. .R pu H A4 ... . Y A '- ,. ' '83 gg. 1' 'ill' 54, .aes - 'C 3 i'-1' . ' ' . . I - jk - K 'Q ' --.S x : . A - M' LSL ' ' Juv 5, J-N I I MATT FIOCCA What you see is what you get 2172 Northampton Dr. Santa Clara University Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2.3.4 Follies 3.4. Cardinal 4. NHS 4: MAFIA 4. Shock at an enemy score JOSE ROMERO Viva La Causa - Chavez 1443 Lupton Ave. San Jose Swimming 1.2, Var. 3.4. Block B 3.4. NFL 3.4. CSU lVPl 4. Chess Club 3, ABC 3. TERRY RUNZLER 11506 Whisper Cl. San Antonio. Texas. 78230 151 MATTHEW FIUSSO The future is not a mist. 1482 Cherry Valley Dr. Water Polo 1.2. Swimming 1,2, Var. 3,4, Judo 4, ABC 3,4, SAC 3,4, SIC 4, Big Brother 4. W ii mis GARY SCHANIMEL 1614 Gover Lane. San Carlos San Diego Track 2. SAC 2, JV Baseball 3, SIC 3, Big Brother 4, DAVID SANFILIPPO Better to die standing. than to live on your knees. 120 S. Cragmont San Jose San Jose State SAC 1.2,3,4. D Basketball, Big Brother 3.4. SIC 4. STEVE SCHIFI LE As Ben Franklin once said ... Stan Dorn 1170 Camino Ramon, S.J. Stanford NFL 2.3.4, lsec.I Junior Class Vice-President, Big Brothers 4. lChairmanl. Cardinal 2,3,4. lnews ed.l NHS 2 lpres.l 3,4, ABC 2.3. Drama Guild 3, Intramurals 3,4. EDWARD SCHAFFER 1315 Ehtegate Av.. San Jose. Ca., 95125 DAVID SCHROEDER Ain't nobody's business but my own. - Taj Nlahall 96 Serrano Dr. Atherton Soccer 2, Var, 3,4, JV Golf lVlr. Josh Stickney, S.J., English I -4-A-I Stop the vvorld, I vvant to get off f l .,f ' r, 'Y JIM SCILACCI Swimmers are we all 1689 Mulberry Ln. S.J. UCLA Swimming 1.2.3, Water polo 2,3,4, Food Drive 1,2,3. Block B 2.3,4. Class VP 2.3, ANTHONY SEEBACH 14563 Eastview Dr. Los Gatos UC Santa Cruz A 4 STEVEN SEITZ 4559 Richmond Ave. Fremont San Jose St. NFL 3 FRED SELVA Allthings must pass . .. Mr. David Els . . . 25 Amos Ave- Univ. of San Francisco Basketball 1, SAC 2, Sodality 1. w 77m C fivf, 5, fig, 1 -Y Wf ,f 4 x Ap ff, all, 311 P Erifgl., ' il fa l CHARLES SHEA 523 Topaz, Redwood City. Ca.. 94062 3 . ,- wha BTJ I ' l W l gA5 i r wgmmw , far, f', lv 'fi 5:25225- 52221sz ' K L ' 4 -a?'Mi1L:2-'li wfzgfa .,,f 1 . - ' 5. f ffzigvp. ' if iifigfcrf fi-ifiilsffdg-':.-f-- Q f' - g '-ffm:-1: M R1 . ' F' L-1 Lb' 1:55 -f L: :iff F3 ,..,. - -. g fl -1 J 1' A., MQ! JOHN SH EEHAN Milk. women, song. and God. not necessarily in that order. 658 Pepper Drive. San Bruno Univ. of San Francisco NFL 1.2.3.4. iVPl. Drama Guild W S SCOTT SHOEMAKER Now's the time to stop being taught and to start to learn. 1655 Los Padres Blvd. S.C. Santa Clara University Baseball lmgr.l 2.3.4, Food Drive i.- -A i,gfgf13k.a-fe. ,,.a 3.4. Appeals Board 3.4. ABC 2.3.4. lVPl SAC 4, Cardinal 2.3.4, lAssociate Edl CSF 2.3.4. Musi- caI4. ii gg , i eg .':. Els- Hard Covers Return 2. .l-' iT - -, 1- -'a:iWg:' V .. V la- N e N iviiblm ,V -f'u v T' L' af' ' i 4-. . .f5:,-. ' .nn ETH ui .a X iv gk.. 'ismn' . . p , , ,- wffbif ir. kg' Q JOHN SIEBEN 22540 McKean Fld. S,J. Plumbing MICHAEL SILVElFlA Ettu, Brute! 901 Camino Dr. Santa Clara UC Santa Barbara Senior Pres.. Football 1. JV 2. Cardinal 4. CSF 2.3.4. SAC, Big Brother 3.4. Prom Committees. Student Act. Bd. ' ROBERT SISCHKA It's all a communist plot to overthrow the government. - 102 Walter Hays Dr. Palo A. Football 1.2. Basketball 1. Track 1.2.3.4, NHS 2.3.4. Prom Committees lChmn.l ABC 2.3. Block B 2.3.4. Musical, Follies, Gun Club, Bowling Team, Drama Guild, German Club 3.4. Pres. SAC Mr. Kevin King. S.J., Theology Dr. Irwin Atkins, English GAEL ROBERT S'S'CH PETER SPRATT DALE STEMPSON 21 lnvv PI.. Redwood City, Ca.. P.o. Box 519.Grandview 94061 University of Oregon Sodality 2.3,4, NHS 2.3.4, Football 1, JV 2.3. Swimming 2. CSF 2,3.4. l JAMES TARLETON RAY TRIPLETT l am not the almighty man you think l am at all. 16203 Hillvale. Los Gatos Santa Clara University Basketball 1. Student Council 1,2, JV Football 2.3, Big Brother. SAC 1,2,3, Rally Committee. NHS. 1 l MARK ROBERT VATUONE 1747 Dolores Dr., San Jose, Ca.. 95125 The Unknown Soldiers ROBERT TIERNAN Unhappiness is born of unsuccessful expectations Box 413 Diablo Tennis. Var. 1,2, SAC 3,4, SIC 4. MONTE DELL UMPHRESS 1348 Hanchett, San Jose. 'Ca.. 95126 BERNARD VOGEL Life is full of happiness and pain is to remind you of reality 15055 Orrole Rd. Saratoga UCLA or Santa Clara Swimming 3.4, Water D050 3.4. Block B 3.4, Ski Club 3,4. I!-T 'fy Qty fun l 1 i 1 An era of paper people QA X S- ' Stately poses ,ESM 'T Q EQ 51? ' - 413 ,,', ZW ,J-,jfi-51j: . 'f.j if4'.7'.' 2, .,Vf,: K J' I ,V -f .V 151 1 O O :ff-2:---f'?i:,1-1 f 1 1 'Z .X - f VI' -N . , f , - I 1 5,571 Q? ffl ,V - 1 M 3' I. , I X -1241-,?gf,.f - 3 m 'f-'af-L1V.i1g 1g - 2, x j -A '- 1 I ' Xb: 1' 2 f f 2 6 g 23' 7 f , ,' ' . ,r 2 77 I4 fira. ' ' - A' g. -'A' iff 11 Q - '..1,xj'5.'-. 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' 'W 5 A -SiI2l 1 A 1 by UC Berkeley San Jose St. 'Aik , L-lc .R 1 - V X 6 , Track 1.2. cannon 2, ska Club Carillon 1, Cardinal 2. sac 3.4, ,, -A - 1.2.s1c3,4.sAc Agnewstutor. . :2J2,fjifEfg,f ? fff A 2 ' 1 1 ' 1 , 1 , 4 4 . Q 2 4,17 T Wm T gf : 1 7' HZ' T4 2 f?j X J qi! 4113 11 '-rf! 1 Z U I' ! X-X2-.2 v2 A Q 2 f -Qifi, xxfjijif G I . 1 ff 'Qlfff - , '-- ' i iff,lfg -, ,f ' m' A A Y 1' '1-L , 58' 1 Old Friends tomorrow's world? 1 JAMES WILLETT MARCUS WILLIAMS 1218 Rockhaven. San Jose, Ca.. 249 lrazu Ct., San Jose, Ca.. 95120 95116 157 E52 Efl wt Ellie Old torsels . . . JOE WILSON Never pass up the pleasures of life when you have them. 26366 Anacappa Dr. Los Altos Gonzaga Soccer 3.4. Block B, SIC 4 MIKE WILSON They who complain most are most to be complained of, 1333 Old Bayshore Burlingame Loyola University Clothing Drive 2. Food Drive 3. Student Council 2. Bowling Club 3. 92:42-ilillii PI: Mr. Michael Kennedy. S.J.. Theology 1 ,.- - I PETER YANINEK SEE YUEN YEUNG L h 3012 Cherry, San Jose. Ca.. 4Wng Fai Ter Fi. Hong Kong 'fri' 95125 rejuvenated L, 7 j' W , VV iv I in I 'ew-. rj. 4 I Vp., A 1 I, 1.1. 6' 5 8 . Qidfi-' I . . ,fir Rx. Goodbye, Good Lu ok He must be eighteen 'Irv--,J TED BRONNER PETER VANDERLEIT . 5 pl. I v JON YOUNG 1254 University Ave S.J. - California St. Football 1.JV 2.3. V. 4. DAVID ZARKA Take it easy and catch you later. you Buvas Yale NFL 1.2.3.4, Judo 2, ABC 2.3. NHS 2.3.4. SAC 3, Musical 3.4. Drama Guild 3.4. ASB Secy. 3.4. German Club, Follies 2.3.4. Jr. VP. Food Drive 2.3. l RICK JONES Q ,- .i ,, gg l R f'1'1-3' M V .ff ' f H S ' ,str y is A , eg 5 ' i i Come up and see us E l ze The traditional concept of power residing in the f ' hands of a few officials. has been slowly fading 5 i away from Bellarmine. Now more people are ' allowed to make their noise. Students on the l i ' boards and in the classroom made their views heard, and they were given time to speak. Come in any time, was the constant cry of Fr. Mathewson, Fr. LoSchiavo, Fr. Clemo, Fr. Shinney, and Co. Br. Farrington, with pipe in mouth also welcomed wholesome conversation. Fr.John LoSchiavo, S.J., President 4 V l- BQ- H Fr.Joseph Morris, S,J., Fr. Robert Shinney, S.J., Fr. James Morse. S.J. l i rl W 3. i 1 i , VL f i - i ' 4 , ski 'gd l i ,, . i --4-1-wen iff- ,li Fr. Joseph Costa, S.J. 160 v..,.'V.- - V T 1- v , i , li . ,-- --v 5. s, F f fa. , ' .1- ' 5.. . 'li' .if-3 Mrs. Betty Otten, Secy. is i ,1 Ji' if i- N i Fr. Carlo Farina, S.J., Resident Students Fr, Robert Mathewson, S.J., Principa rM'J, . 'I- .W x ., in . . ' ,if ,nxt sl 4' 1' in . II- 'A ' in I - 5 f . A. r .-, 'K 'ith 4 Fr. Ron Clemo, S.J., Asst. Principal i .1 -Jlqflrl -in ffl' 161 - ,wg Fr. Eugene Corbett. S.J. Mr. Dan Blaettler Bro. William Farrington, S.J. Fr. David Klein. S.J. Fr. Bud Gatto, S.J TT 'Q 1 '45, 162 ,., ,rg X Qi 1? f -'-f,Ef.w5?- '-3 11 .1 ff, Mrs. Joan Lundgard, Librarian Q A Rl., LE' 454 A .E fi'-if - F5-'il f.'wf'1'a9 555591 1-:- :ij ' '.1,-V . 5. .1,U,.5.,-rL:, :'f:, -. -- 4 ,. ' '- l :Y :', E'n'z2,' Y' 1' Mr. Wayne Sondreal, Math Foster, S.J.. Biology Mr. Robert Fatjo. Athletic Director pr- Tom ' ,ini -- , Q- ri' I ii 1 12,11 1 iii- - 11,7 -Q2 lineup- -I1 tu? L1 iii ll L- ii, li-n ii' - 1- I -iv its- ii- l'1 li- I V if ii' 1'l U il' l :mann-w'Qlr:.'-'.mn7i 5-Da- k1F.l3um'fuY n WW -J gurls 1.KiiEfr-I I I tiriinllik F annul LJ? E! -L. , --g. rifle Y:'v--kkfwf tcvfvgx y,r-HV, .ff- C . , p ,'r- il.- 2 K' I- Ltr ' fa. ,., Q--g,'.., -1 -' fue . - -tune. vt., . 1 K' - , -.. ,-.Vi '.' ' r A 4 : '..., . ,'n,. '..- 1 . l5' ' F 1'1 ,Leif .sgpi-5 ,,f-1-A-11.-fi j .' ' v 'Q ,. Q .z' - . . ,., ,, ,Q--.,.-V f-:. -4 ' P- ' .-n.,.,.. ., '- t,.. fw,-'.-t. . - Y A ,tg fs .- 'A ' ' . ,,,',t K N, Y E r,,:,.,,w.-.I 4: ,.., . , . 1, - H ' ,ifffl , ':-g ,T 1. V Q, 4. , -- -at -- wt. r- ' ' ,L 1 ,.f.,:. , ,- 4.-1 -- -- -, 1 ,,- r . N., ,. . 'A ,,, .- - ,.v..- if 1 I ,-A, - A A . M,-. .. , ,4 95 Af' fe.. 51 .47 . , 4' -tr - X - - 6' L 31 A imlzii' ' ' 4 Unheralded Stars .P ,,, ,ir- ,, ,AN :bl 1 -r-JP ' if 'a' 471 Winners! From RLS to the State Championships, the Bell Golf squad maintained an excellence that was only exceeded by the team's remarkable unity. Indivi- dual efforts were turned in by Senior Steve Martin, Tom Kane, Brad Raffanti, Mike Wiechers, Rich Dewey, Mark Barber, Steve Pope and Mike Adza. The group compiled the best record l21-Ol and the lowest-stroke average in the history of Bell golf. The team averaged only 76.6 strokes per round. so obviously ALL golfers were consistently contri- buting. ' 0 '1 l Radford serves. . . and Drocco returns. It Was A Very Good Year 'iz ' -a With the defeat of RLS in March, the Bellarmine Varsity Tennis team moved into one of its most successful seasons in recent years. Utilizing confidence and an amazing team balance, the team swung its way to a 12-4 record while losing only two league matches. The only losses were both avenged in the second round of play. The final league standings were determined by only one set and Bellarmine placed second. Charlie Drocco and Pat DeVoe went undefeated in league while J.F. Reilley solidified the team in the second round. Sophomore Scott Bedolla was the most valuable while Drocco captured the Block B Pin. Although ignored by the ineptitude of THE CARDINAL, they are most deserving of praise. One player called it, the no- name winning team. 9 , P N. H41 .rxjis Varsity Track ,Al +- iff! Q f 311 ,- .14-' .qi fi- ff. -Lf W -ww 'cf I , . -mf f ...Q . Q, ff. ii? Tad Q The 1973 Bellarmine Varsity Track Team completed another little-publicized good season. Their dual meet record of 4-2 in league was the third best in the W.C.A.L., and they went 7-2 overall. Victories were netted over Lincoln, Riordan, Mitty, Sacred Heart. Robert Louis Stevenson, St. Mary's. and Serra. Individual standouts were RaIp:h Paredes. breaking the Bell two mile recordiwith a time of 10: 1 2.9, Tom Shellworth, scoring over 100 points, and shot putter Dick Hansen. l . if 1 - K A Us K What. no sandbags? What, no meet today7 rn- 'mips LP? sw -- 5 - Y Y .YZ -f 'rl Then Uncle Wally will huff. and pufi and blow them all down 'Q- 'FLAT ' ' - .- Egfb I U :,: Floats like a butterfly, stings the bar H. ,. .,-,,.'AV ,' , .I .moe-v.-1-.,u ra-fvsffsfr-fin ' ' ' mlhm' ' . V., -' ' ' ' -f-fn - - 2 . , ,,., .-.1-,- ig- ,h -. .4-... auf., .1 . . M 4 .. A Y , s-,EQ rj, - . , f V 0 . , V ,, ,, ,. , , t mr Ag. 47 ' - ' W. Hey Father. . .catchl Taylor -S.F. Victory The soph-frosh track team finished the dual meet season with a 4-2 record, scoring victories over Serra, Riordan. Sacred Heart. and Mitty. They capped the season with a second place finish in the league finals, a point behind Saint Ignatius. Standouts included Keith Taylor. who broke league records in the 100 and 220, and school record- breakers Clay Taylor, Bob Navarrete, Jim Fitzhenry, Willie Tufono, and Kelly Pardi. Tl' Milla lr WJJ 4,.,,' , Fei- 2 T .H ., -f arm ...,,, ,H . ,wp - Q 3 l MTM xii T let go of the pole! let go!! Vs, ru lg v an VN X a,E: Q V :H w , gi M SVVIIVIIVIERB ' W' J 5 3 ,A ' T V ,., ' ' x Q.,,.5 v,,.. - 4 xii xf gm 9 4 i' SLM., 5 is W EZ: A wffwgl 4 . t -. W 172 vi-17.-Q -,. ' . . ':- ifgy,-,.,x, we 1 Ji. . - X A I 'N x ' 1,-x. 'J' ' . 'A' ' f 4 ' 'ga .. f-Lf - . --,. y '- ', 1 Q. 3 ' - Y' ' naw-E, , :A B Vg Q V 5 M Y 4 , ' L. , ,Lg - I V ww! 'Q bl i'?'7i: fx? Aj I . f,, if -,,f I uw NL.. , S 'f l A ' 75 '? 4441 -- ' ' x, ' ' .Y ' - - 4 L H, 'V on small stroke for Dan' -jilw W: v X.: 1 53 '.' ,.- l.. ri.. ' nf :Rr fa-up. K, 5 N -ws -:QT-' 1-2 ' ,. fl 1- r A- ----.n,A r.,,..f - r,,gn gg,-ij ..' , . 'V .,Qi?'f-Eg gf U I f' T'-aw f , .wydgw fn., i ,. eu. 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'-., ' W -4- 'Q Q' ' 1 17545 -- Blattler can goto. . . 173 THE FEELING OF VICTURY The Bellarmine Varsity Swim Team lodged another highly successful season of competition. The months of grueling practice culminated in the best dual meet record in the history of Bellarmine, 11 wins and only one loss to Santa Clara. A second place finish in the WCAL and a 4th place finish in the highly competitive Central Coast Section also added to an impressive list of accomplishments. The senior contigent, spearheaded by Most Valuable Player, Greg Fiscalini, and Jim Fitzpatrick provided the proper inspiration for the team by their outstanding performances. Freshman standout Tom Nicolaysen and Sophomore Dick Grimes along with Fiscalini, Fitzpatrick, and Bernie Vogel all made All- American status this year, being the largest number of Bellarmine swimmers ever to achieve that goal. 4 All right gentlemen: Today We'll Do 7000 Yards AVS., .J 1J.,2., . J-' 1 . ffiffff. - .,-,, X 41 . - 4x ,ni v I.. 4-,Z-,' Q A ja. .1- L... .-., ...,-E 'Efiiif' ' .,,'d 'm-ysx., il W -1 Sum ,4--. , ,.,.i fav. l., , ,. sac . Ac r-' . ... av- I f ' 1 ' -. .-. ,Jf ...ugh ' what! no heating in the pool! Another Championship After staggering through a non- eventful dual meet season the Frosh-Soph came through to win the WCAL. Mike Fitzsimmons was awarded MVP and did not fail to prove it through every race he swam. This was the largest team in Bell history and depth along with a few standouts here and there led to a successful record of 8-4. -. ,-,, Q. .- W., . - . f ,. . 1' ' W., ' ..-1'-'-55, - gj,. Jn, -- V J. , f ,'ila 1-227'-J ' . z ., '-e-ff 1, I 1 Y yeifffi-:g5:.,, f - ' '-- - A 'v f ' V ' - 5.1 - f 1,1-:v .f'?' !,.4sal 55 ,,, ,dl gil., -... 4 -a 7 f-sf-'-152211.14 5 , 4 u 1 -'i-iii? ' ' VV 'l lil ' iw Y Q ' Y 5? ,,ffL,, ,., l V 'il ' ?5'il77 i , ow: Ml' iii I W Q. v Y J ' , Any, g-,uf ,, H 16. ' ' -- . t 1, ,,. , ., , ae., ,law 5x ,' rv ,fwfr it A. 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Nevertheless. the Bells fought back with a 5-2 second half record to capture third place. The Junior - led team went on to win the playoffs by whipping round-robin champs Nlitty. 7-2. In the challenge game, however the Bells were defeated by Mitty 3-1 on three unearned runs. The Bells were built around a strong nucleus of hitting and pitching. Senior Jeff Fischer, in his first year of baseball at Bellarmine, won the WCAL batting championship. Pitcher Nlarty King and Sophomore outfielder Paul DiNapoli made first team all league. and, in addition to Fischer, shortstop Joe Carroll made second team. Matt Flocca, Tim Schmidt. and Mitch Kurtella were also impressive standouts. -f A ooh! my belt is too tight us .,, ...::r.,-L - V , . V A n-Ly f-- . .- N 3.7- ,.'- f,..t1,,,...'.---- , , 4 - .. .- , -Q , 'M ,jg s-.H V ' ff' 'JVM .' '- L '32 ' 4 A - - A -avi? . '- ' - - Q ' ,?- WL A .MV ..,,, ..'-.?,5, N U A 1 - E, x il bn., 57: -M -g- -. ,.. . , - gv A, ., AA- , 178 Rocca connects for a rip 'A .fix I n ,f ff' .L. . if, , X-ti.. V X J' 1 'l' 'w 4 f .4,. , Q' V . I , -1 v-GQ i . , ., f, ' wx! ,S . ' q ,,1 5. X .' nr: 'A. V X , 1 . 'F 1 W , I 'Ng kumgyr F F A N PQJQL h 1,, Q i, Vi , , A1-my 'ff 19- ii ALT sg, , j Tl ' ' -ry , Wt., ff' i'!',,,f fx' 'K If ,, I .V '12, . .L 'H ' w 'Q ,iff in if 'iv ' 4525? 1 wwf 4 7 , , 1 'Sf'-, , 'Ar 'jj . . L, N ' Q a,NE:5., '5'-n?',c .. 1 fjj'f,!A'52.F If HAIL. nil ,. f' 04.1.11 in-14 ,,-:,l,.01L1g.,- . W Q Sorry coach, its the only way I can hit! an fix- -, A , . . .xr-4 1 V .. S' - , v' ,'Q'3?,tr-V., X11 .M nqjinlv -aff 72 sz f ' 1 .-n. -17 AFV ..- : -. ,,of, W .f E L LV- f . -4 ,'- f 4, , A .. A , W--41.4 .: f., N- 1 , qw- NJ -: n:--1' Q 5 --gif-..,q.,,s-'--.J. A 1. ,,.. , 1-,..-- fx - V . X . M V K, Y- ' - . ':'cv.'-.':,...v A. 534 'l' ,- H, - ,. . :za ff- H .- ' A 1- 4 - . ,-, ' '- 2, -+L M4-Q-if Q -, .L .. - I . , -K - Nr, ,-4 --.-gl, ,, . - , . k-4,3 .E-:rr .. n . .. . A ,.. , . , , ,V . 1. 41- 4,3Jsg...-',4. .- ,T mv 1 . . A-in . .T Lf .i'.? . 1 ' -rf -.., .., 5' '13 i...J, -- 'L I , 1 X - 4 4 ' w ., u ' 1 S.-.. .Y P .,,,. ., . A . . . , Y ' L -.vw-. '-A.-,. -., ,Q ...X -- '- -. .x 0 f -. ,, - , - -Q. - - . ' vw - ' -ce, - -1 f . . V f 1 -4. .-. .4 .Q 4, The J.V. Baseball Dream Machine Brother Ryan and his powerful Junior Varsity Baseball Team rolled to another league championship this year. Led by first team all- league stars Mike Talia, Al Sever, Mike Benedetti and Mark Dewhirst, the Bells compiled a 15-6 overall record. 10-2 in league play. Hit ,W 9 5 -, ,- ,.,, 7,g.,.:, .. ,TV ' 4-L.P..f. .-. ,SQ-L:f..-..., :' , 72 ' 41 Another Championship -Q ,, 1.1. 'I' lv: , tr- ,Q-i-? 4 1.tJwi, ww'i' 'Q T. L' f. , Baby Belters The Frosh Baseball Team, led by Coach Leo Ruth, captured third place in the tough WCAL this year The Baby Bells had several key players in their pennant drive led by M.V.P. Joe Smythe. Kftfllllllil '49 - . - J - -t ..4'f7l'2'-.' i - - ' ,. r - 4'i'i-law-'I A'-em-V r' f f W. ,, ., .1-, V 14.-'11-,f ,.'g.-:gQw1.--.,-A -A H I ze, ,rims-if 'D 'X f I ' ' 'FL IPA, 2,1 '-f. '- '-t':'..1'L f' i -.1 --.uf -l21 i., 'fl 5 ' affirm S ' ft i i',. 2.1 k A , V I 3 - --14.-u-L, ..-.1 ' .M , 1-,gf 7 ,-75,r,,:,,..'., , Q --ny. Y.:-5. . ,M 3 i,,.'.g'-'L whit.-11t5',..'.y3-.. !,L3gj,'Y TQ? --Jgigy ir' -.,L-11-U, Top rowi Weinkoff. Kavanaugh, Canello. Schneikurt. Rocca. Thane. Fr. Clemo lcoachl Middle row: Siri, Smyth, Manacho. Stagnaro McGuire. Hayes, Supple Bottom rowi Hammock. Walker, Mitsch. Renstrom. Pasquenelli. Deliantori 'Ffh- QQ.. - L, '2'.1l If A Play Does Not Keep Pace With? lt's Companions In The Night Thoreau Spent ln Jail Bellarmine Drama broke temporarily away from the conventional form of play to a stream of consciousness tech- nique. Thoreau was played masterfully by Ray Wagstaffe. as he seemed almost type-cast for the part. Other outstanding performers included Jack Sheehan as Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Bob Sischka, as Thoreau's brother. Drummers Henry David Thoreau Ralph Waldo Emerson Mrs Emerson John Thoreau Bailey Ellen Edward Emerson Sam Deacon Ball Mother Directed by Johnny Stein Glen McDonald Chris White Ann Johnson Mr Joe Stickney Ray Wagstaffe John Sheehan Maura Manning Robert Schiska Paul Rogers Mary Kearns .0 Thoreau spends his night Jmmgfb wr- A fl' 'lx' Q .6 . w.. 1.,6:1 ,,.x , iii 53 iii L A Q ,' N : ' N245 xv? .. R , -, f P553 'NN 559, 35 g . ,J 1 if . may 1 ,. tg V . v' r, I ,I .f r .ll dri'ig:' ui ,wiv 4 I i, 1 f111:' QfHf 'ff I I . uw. 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And all the multitudes on Bellarmine were happy, and all was bright and glorious. But Harville was led astray by the great Southern power ol darkness and ate of the fruit of the tree of hypo- thetical situations, and the great Western power of fear, so named Fremont was formed and took shape. But Harville repented to God for his sin against God's com- mand, and God seeing his torment promised to him a saviour to be wrapped in size 64 waist, 31 instep, and they called him Furniss, that is. the fat man in the ancient language of our fathers. And so it came to pass that the great year of doom arrived and Harville looked out from his seat on high, and as- cended to the sacred podium of sage sayings to address the multitudes before him. Hear ye all Extempers. Debators and other assorted peons. if we work, this year could be the best ever for us, and so might the great power of fear, so named Fremont in the ancient language of our fathers, be overcome. Thus spake Harv. And so it came to pass that none worked and Harville still persisted and through much trial and tribulation came to win eight sweep- stakes titles and qualify sixteen for State which was a new league record. And Fitz- simmons and Schirle finally qualified in Debate, and all the multitudes sang their praises and the praises of Harville and Furniss and all thatis good. But Harville was grave, and once again he ascended from on high to the sacred podium of sage sayings to address the dwindling multitudes: Hear Ye all State Qualifiers. if we work hard we can over- come the great blackness itself if we place down at State. so, verily we must continue to work hard fearing no evil. And so it came to pass that 11 virorked hard and Harville was much pleased, and Schirle and Fitz quartered in Debate, and Flay Wagstaffe, and Steve Schirle finalized and Doug Bedard won to become State Champion in Extemp, and Bellarmine overcame to place and destroy that which we name not but the great Souther Power of Darkness. But once again Harville ascended to the sacred podium of sage sayings with Furniss at his right hand to address the reinforced multi- tudes. If we work hard this summer ................ N 1 Q f ,, 4 .1 , R, M L J -' '1 ,, - . , -' ,ffizxjr-15' i. ,rm i, , ,qw if J W H1 . u-IJJEJ,-A.ii YJ f 5 -.Ln . 4 -5 - . 95 A .J ,--,, If-x, ' ily lx X lvxi fi U ' 11 X A r L' KL-RD Joe Naegele, Dave Zarka. Pat Fitzsimmons, Rich Gorini, Jim Doherty, Steve Schirle. Jack Sheehan. John Ahern, Greg Heffernan. missing: J. Pierepontt Finch. ,, L5 ,z Q, 1 .m- .' IVE. ' 1. H vig' ' . -.H . i -. '+,,,.f.. W, , iff., :,':H. - ' ' ' J , -J 1m,V1p . J-'Ag R',i ', UHF W. ,' ppf 5' ,f 'gg fl-,. - -cv:-g , , 401 , , -g - J. L, --1 - -'Jf-V-.f -- 9 QW, . P L' 4 -. i 93-Hx ' ' ' X ' 'Z Pi -Q -Q .e.,- If -' 4 in, ,QQWU ig fl ,rf i .-3, , Q, T A-QQ. 'AH V' V l ,, ' ' v fh H-ff J 1 Q v' A. - J Eifir' , ,,fi'ii. 1?,?f' i ' .',.f'-,JAT fm' -g.53gy-gy-, ' v Q ,..- 1. ,, I N . ,,r if A 3.-1 ,az V fi . .-'Lili ', i If . . u I 'Nqiu 1 iw I Y M H'1f'x J 1 -, 'iff - si. ,,' .,x ' -: , F 1 . ,. g -1 ' , . lr V, , -N, r if, - H ,J J- iiikfi. ,.I.,f f-k vga. twi4'lLi,- V . pn TOP ROW - GUY ON FAR RIGHT ..... Hey. that's Dan Furniss! The Drought is over. . . iTop Rowl Zarka, Forsh, Frosh, Crishum. Normandin. Frosh, Farrar. Hurley, Morales. iBelowl Frosh, Chang Swartz Oscar, Wagstaffe, Wall. Doran Teddy's Floughriders iTop Rowl Rogers, Speakman. Parissenti, Wilder, Holland, Dudock. Cattermole, Sheridan, Fama, White, imiddlel Sharp. Stava, ibelowl Wagner, Virts, MacDonnel, Steinberg. Alvarez. Corcoran. NATIONALS This year was a memorable year for the Bell Forensic team. Pat Fitzsimmons. and Doug Bedard qualified for the National Speech Tournament in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Seven Bellarmine speakers achieved the degree of double distinction. an award achieved by only one half of one percent of all high school speakers in the nation. The debate team of Schirle and Fitzsimmons took fifth place in the state. one of the best performances ever, by any Bellarmine Team. David Zarka missed qualifying for the nationai tournament by only one point in Dramatic Interpretation and Bob Marx barely missed qualifying for the final round at State. Didn't Make the team, but He may not be the first-string varsity baseball pitcher or even an all league basketball player. but the intramural fanatic in the second semester found new outlets for his unique athletic talents. Sgt.-at-Arms Dave DeRose added a new dimension to the program by emphasizing faculty participation. That additional dimension was the humor involved in watching the old guys attempt to play the games. The tournament-style basketball program, a faculty- student track meet, and finally the victory of the free-swinging Sunbums of the Softball diamond. all added to a successful program. Baseball action excites bleacher-bums VARSITY FOOTBALL: iTopi Salcido, Kostainsek, Hayes, Ahlering, Hansen, Landucci, Selvi, Machado, Mazucca, Murphy, Perry. i3rd Rowi McCracken imgr.l, Swenson, Knapp, Burns, Maloney, Young, Guarino, Nolan. Miller, Disaivo, Greiner, Adza, Strutner, Daschbach imgr.i. i2nd Row! Lowney icoachl, Mazucca lcoachi, Digrande, Rao. Bigam. Caroll, King, Harris, Abiog, Woods. Bacon, Hanna icoachi, Barry imgni: iBottomi Spicer. Kretzmer, Grassi, Crowley, Javier, Cusato, Kimes, Boitano. The Year: 72-73 These Are its teams FROSH FOOTBALL! JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Bermudas. unidentified, Freitas. unidentified, Perotti, Romero. Tersini, Unidentified. Sheehan, McPhearson. 42nd Rowi Lauro icoachi Farrar imgr.J, Soltau, Taylor, Gransier, Micheletti, Kitts, Cusato, Stern, Bernstein, Giacolone, Prater imgrj Vautone icoachi. i3rd Rowi Kane, Casey, Gores, Ringer, VanAlystyne, Marshall, Lemmon, DeVoe, Tiernan DiNapoIi, Lazzeri, Johnson. iBottomi Radford, Klein, Tiernan, Mendizabie, Sheehan, Mingione, Compagna. McNamara. friffi ' ein Ti? F 33 1 .Inf It W- V12 .'Y 'QL I iffy - A F i.'?L ,T Q Me T A A ee H .IH-I :,. 'V A dh- ' 'C V 'L T, V ' C f t ' 1 I in ,J 15, , ni L VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY: Top: Fr. Devlin icoachi, DeRose, Paredes. Naegele, Peakes Bottom: Blackburn, Greaney, Nicora Ramos SOPH-FROSH CROSS-COUNTRY: Top: Ostrowski, Woodward, Peakes, Sassone, Callan, Dileonardo Bottom: Fitzhenry, Good. Morse, Silva, Fr. Devlin icoachi VARSITY BASKETBALL lTopl McKeon Mahaney Sullivan Gray Williams Schmidt Kay Nadell Coach Dempsey lbottoml Mgr Morello Bentley. Filice.Giacameli. VARSITY WATER POLO: lTopl Maciel. Purcell. Vogel. Levinson, McDonnel. Swimmer, Reding. Roth lbottoml Fitzpatrick. Favaro. Willem, Fitz- simmons. Scilaci, Fiscalini. Sullivan. Favaro. Ramirez VARSITY SOCCER: iTopb Mr. Matstrocola, Oppenheim. Giansaracusa. Swenson. Cardenas. Obrian, Mike Mastrocola Uvliddlel Rose, Vandersluys, Micheletti, Brennan, Freeland, 1LowerD Breen, Rose, Schader, McDonalI,Jarvis. Racconelli, Strutner J.V. SOCCER: ltopl Coach, Dedinsky, Cattermole. Walewski, Francis. Perry. Mr, Ochoa iMiddlel Sassone, Levagi Kelsh. Tufono. Simmons, Rose lLowerJ Sassone, Reiley, Ennis, Nunes, Amor fl- VARSITY BASEBALL lTopD Muller Blagrnl G Sheehan Fischer Kung Kurtella Grass: Canval Leaver Tlernan flower! Barry lmgrl Fischer Kretzmer Colla Rocca, DiNapoIi,Tarom1na Lavlano M Sheehan Knot present! Schmrdt Coach Freltas Pat Devoe Gary Drocco John Kao Scott Bedolla J.F. Reilley Dave Portwood J V BASEBALL: lTopD Reuse lmgrl Canessa Sever, Benidetti, 0 Connell Taha Mlchelettl Spicer. Laney. Br Ryan Uowerl Asxmos Scarpelli, Laurke, Nlcora Tlernan Salburg Dewhirst, Ramian 196 , -.5-.2 X .rf ...M .- I'-glrj' 341' VARSITY GOLF Top Hanna fcoachl Dewey Adza Barber Wlechers Bottom Raffantr Martin Kane Spencer Pope fm, we A VARSITY SWIMMING: lToo:l Blaettler lcoachl, Schwarz, Redding, B. Vogel, Grimes. Fiscalini, Fitzpatrick. Damassa, Ramirez lBottom:l Murphy, Favaro, Grasso, Favaro Wagner 4 i VARSITY TRACK: Top: Fitzhenry, Schoendorf, McKenna, Tufono, McMahon, NIcQuire, Taylor. Hasham, Harris. Shellworth, Gorini, Fr. Devlin Ccoachb Middle: Crowley, Burns Qmgrj. Costanza, Silva. Ramos, Paredes. Navarrete, Yaninek. J. Naegle. Ochoa Icoachb Bottom: Greaney. Roth, D. Naegle. Le Baron. Nicora, Murphy, Wagstaffe lmgr., abseml ar W L! 0 , Yr 5 I 4. M' 2 Ar' ' 5 - I V If 'Y 'Luis'-' 4 , H 3 vafiffa c WT, ,fizifz I ' ' 9122 Q f , 'M -, E . W . - '. v ' ' I . A , M, If t , A - .:,-f' 'jg - M if - 'H 'fy-y.. , i .1 , . A J A 4 5 - i ' . A , 4 ' I mi- - Y . UU' I' :5 o 4 Nl' . Rf: -'N Those were the days !'L, ' ' ...l . , l ...' 73. v if D ftgfalf. si at '9!t'! sf' I I ,,,s I' 3' ,X ff .R f. 1. ,,.:,.-' rfflrx lf' 'ff ' - r ., 4554 A lu. ff , '1 V , Li . X 7 m friend '. N l P 1. 1 12' .IM I 'S ,. ff' W ,... ,nfs Q - T, I . 1 . if vp' 3 'y I id E -a R. We thought they'd never end .I . ,. K -'f -B' . f . 1 '.'.--'Q .L 45 11 fe 'if f- f2'i ' Jfifb- -Q .' ' - 5' . fix:- V ie ' an Q I A 'A - , o M 5, .' a 9ex,.- ' .7 I' , '....4 A s,. fi V ,f rn., A, .Qt . 5 , A W :L f' 'f.::f'25-'3 Cv-if w - ,E gg b . , 1- .,' ., ' fwilf .- Y' F' rf .- ,V 517 ifg :jfs ,rfb fxxfx T VX.. At -AT L 1, I' r 'efffa T' F .V 4. a fwf , N A I 4 5 r If Pl, e , T' , ag. 8 I Behind the faces of the graduates, a history could almost be detected. This day wasn't graduation day it was freshman orientation four years ago. There were scared faces and nervous laughs. Nobody knew anybody then. and now. . . lt's been a long time. The graduates are nervous now not because of unfamiliarity, but rather because most of the friendships are over. I? U 1 wr ..... 202 o x .P if 4 . WF We'd sing and dance Maturity is the Senior. About to flnlsh school Studying very Ilttle Often In the pool 5 I xi, L forever and a da Summer is the final season. Senior on the beach. No more Trigonometry, Outside schools' reach. . ,U 7 N., Seniors 'bout to graduate. Nothing more to do. Just pick up the diploma. No more bull to chew. . I ,-gl. '- N' 1? F 5'4- 1 -3. ., '. ' Q. . J? . . E 5' A -P ' ' + W- , 4 , , , -5.27 5 V, . ,. ,. rip? Tv 1 Q- f X. i ' ., L 'aw . . I fu s 'Z' if y-li '- A 1 Q fir wi' ' 2? I I ,figs J, .- Q ' Y 1 ,, -. 2 ,-.,f ' I 4 - -.. mi ,, ' -is 21- 5 3.1 5' ' J. S 'i' 'ff .rw . 'LQ' g l ' br' 1' uf 3 H U, kk we V A K N Q- N 'ry'-N '.. , 1,-:vi Y h .. ,, . .L ,-R, 3,2 0 gs -. tp , ,ff '- - ' -fi . .. .W wc-sw-. . ma L! A M A K VA U' ,, Q , N. . I , x 1 1, Q J 1 fs ff- -wee..--1 'iff ggfw. 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We'd fight and never lose - l U I I Vx -1 ACTING This is the Bellarmine We Knew , W3 Q 5 iw ' W 2 ' Carillon , -I ' 1 H ' 5' ' h C . ,, , : U l ' O THE BIG SIX: Alvarez. Corcoran. Paul Lam Kbusiness editorl, Steinberg. Wagstaffe. Cattermole Editor -. N Y Greg Cattermole, Associate Ed . Tim Corcoran, Art. Y,,.' 1 L 'KX - M7 ' eww . ,. .ii .f -' Y i Y,- ' 'i Y 7' ,- ' lift - i-s ri ' 1:7 6. rv rl' ul 1-1 g4 lil-I--J, ,I rw -4' 1. W1 -l 1- Y - in , i 1- Q! g Df.w , - , , Y f , d . 1 ' ,J - In -. Q 1? 1 QT? ' 1, - . E lal g u.. '- I l Alvarez, Layout Editor on deadline nite Carillon's dedicated staff members Fairy Tales Once upon a time there was a yearbook staff. While never failing to miss a deadline, the dedicated yearbook editors attempted in their own haphazard way, to restore Carillon credibility. Editor Jom Wagstaffe and his band of merry men tried to write a pictoral novel about a place called Bellarmine. Robbing from the rich. giving to the poor, they utilized photo essays, color, headlines and other assorted goodies. True to their theme, isome mistakenly thought it was Procrastinationl they spent hours of clamor to achieve one moment of tranquility. The mole, Tom Steinberg, Copy Editor: John Ahern. Sports Editor 207 l 1 'Q .D ' ' ' : lsr, , 7 asual Qgiinhen viii fm 'T J ...the best food in town. Just, cross the street. Next to: EDNA'Sf FLOWER sHoPPE, Flowers withj .. a smile. ,,.....--- ' 5 I 1 ,. df'?hJ '. fag' -s f N Q ' g A 121- it v P X 6.1 ' ' -59 . tolli, : 5 x, A 'l I , jd . . .those were the days , i l The Clowns have retired. The Circus is closed. I L have no more four-letter words to censor, no more gestures to erase. With a yearbook, I told a story. YJ K, 7 -' .X The tale tells of the Clamor and Tranquility of the y Qin, gg ,P 4171 ' f Clowns. You know, l've learned that most of our gg, G 4' noise is there just to avoid the fear of silence. We L X A S shout about ourselves only to avoid the truth in W jpg A S 'fx stillness. Oh, we are not REALLY perfect: we g drink, we hurt, we stomp, we escape. - But maybe Bellarmine LETS us face that silence, so when we l mature, we can wipe that clowns make-up clean. QM Maj .5550 L l the Circus and the Clowns I E l .. Q W ., 'th' 'Axlw R7 X i 50 fy ' l 'l .X Q Many helped us make our noise. f ff-J' . 1 WJ Thank-you Bill Farrar, J. Catermole, Tom Stava, Jay Virts, Dote and Cactus, Mom and Dad, O8 fzafx' Mr. John Leira, S.J., Carillon 1 bandleader, a very l understanding brother named Ray, and on Dragging Deadline V, l a special Castie Cutie, Ms. Jackie 'Qs -'J Sturges. l l l l l l l Yes, i those were the days. 3 l B W 'i . l i l 3 I A l X X ffigfwl Avy X4 , X ff X X J X X , f f ' , ' - ' fv' , JP . , , f ,f ,. -' , ' if ' r, X I, . 143, If ,ff X ff I I yi I7 if , ' . rf , ' ' f f f ff ff fx ' 7,1 X uf If X f' 1. 1 f, fy K I V . . ,f f ff f- f 1 'I ??lff f7 fi! 1 A f ff X ff Q 41. 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