Bishop O Dowd High School - Mitre Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1963 volume:

1 h Z in ,ix fx ,f Z? L: EQ fy 5?-iii ' g' V ff. . F. pnesenteo BV SENIOR Class vol. IX 1963 Bmhop O'Oow0 hlqh School FE.. , , CROZIGR Oaklano, Callfonnla 1 i b Q , f . I I of 1 , f l Y 'V F H FOI! THIS AND MUCH MORE WE !IlCSI'ICfITI llI,I.Y DEIWIWXTIC THF 1063 CROZIER TO . . . t wr t to . . . M A DEDICATED MAN, 'A A . . . Who has devoted his life to answering Chrisfs 1 lt l call, ucome follow rnef, One who has f 2 1 followed Christin ' order to lead others, both by example and instruction, to a better understand- ing of life through a consecrated life. I AN EDUCATOR . . . Who proves that classes can be interesting as well as informative . . . helping students at Bishop 0'Dowd to explore new materials, to understand. to select and reject. A FRIEND ... Who is admired and loved by all 4 who lfnow him . . if , a man who has A fulfilled an ideal f ... An Alter ' Christusn to all who strive to attain goals of sanrtitw' and scholarship. Qt. Reveneno monslqnon Deanse Oonovan 2 4 The faculty and Students of Bishop O'Dowd High School extend heartfelt congratula- tions to Father Donovan on his elevation to Papal Chamber- lain. His Excellency The Most Reverend Floyd L. Begin presides over the ceremonies. iff, 1 taele of Contents Aomlmstmatlon Ilaeulty Cumzlculum Onqanlzatlons Aetlvltles Uncenelassmen Semons Sponts Datnons tm peace . . the W Goal of A tnoulsleo Wonlo Today the world struggles against itself. As man gains greater control over the forces of nature, he comes to fear the power of his enemies, his friends, and even himself. In all spheres of life man is becoming the master, but his position is in jeopardy. The awesome power of the infini- tesimal atom is shared with a people whose philosophies and spiritual be- liefs deny an eternal tomorrow. Man yearns for peace . . . peace that offers time for the finest minds to contemplate the urgent, pressing prob- lems of a world struggling for mut- ual understanding and brotherhood. Knowledge as power for freedom . . . power channeled by men of integ- rity, educated men who know the truth and love the truth . . . who can direct this power toward earthly peace . . . everlasting peace. AOIIIIIWISIIIQAIIIOIW v!V N' 5 P Q L.----f PRINCIPAL RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR PEARCE DONOVAN The peace that comes from thoughtful guidance. 6 BISHOP O'DOWD HIGH SCHOOL, cn ploce where only greofness will suffice, is led by wise ond able YTIED. VICE PRINCIPAL REVEREND JOSEPH KEAVENY azSgI lu! ' ' ' ' ' L 'V beans ALWAYS ON HAND TO GUIDE THE STUDENTS IN THE MANY PHASES OF SCHOOL LIFE, THE MEMBERS OF THE DEAN'S BOARD DIRECT WITH FIRM HANDS BUT KIND HEARTS. 41495 REV. JOSEPH KEAVENY CGAFIS of SIIUOIGS SISTER GRACE IMMACULATA, o.P , ,-'fy-I4,,:z! ,fl-'R+ 'V ,V - I: 1--3 ,zf:.1+f:J,..nv.-ff: ' ,fffeffwrf f Q -REV. JAMES KEELEY Oeans of Clsclpllne SISTER MARY CARMELIA, O.P. A Gneat School Oepenos On Qneat teachens MRS. VERNIER I I ,EI MRS, RANDALL AQ 'K FATHER BRAINARD FATHER MUNOZ SISTER FRANCIS XAVIER, O.P. SISTER MARIE JOYCE, O.P. I MRS, G, A. PITMAN SISTER PAUL ELLEN, O.P. SISTER ANN PATRICE, O.P. I FATHER BRADSHAW FATHER ABELOE the Real Wonk of the School . . . Beqms In the MR. o'DoNNELL SISTER MARY VIRGINIA, O.P. SISTER ALICIA, O.P. FATHER KEANE CIASSIQOOTI1 . . IW ii? 1 lf - J SISTER JEAN THERESE, O.P. MR. LA PORTE MR. NED AVERBUCK ,.-I :I II.. SISTER FRANCIS ANN, O.P. 9 IO them quloance Ano IHSDIRAIIOH leao us On . . . I MRS. RHEIN MRS. CAROLYN MARTINEZ MRS, ELIZABETH MONTEITH ues l SISTER FRANCITA, O.P. SISTER MARION, O.P. SISTER JOHN LOUIS, O.P. SISTER DANIEL PATRICE, O.P SISTER VERONICA, S.P.I.C. SISTER CECILIA, 5.P.l. C. QS' FATHER I-UCID SISTER MARY RAMAYNE, O.P SISTER MICHAEL MARY, O llmenos Ano mocels, they Bullo m Us MR. RILEY the Stnenqth pon the Futuna . igy' .V I' Y. if xzy. Ly., SISTER MARY HENRY O P Z MR. DAVID BORROR MR. ROSA SISTER MARY XAVIER O P Mrs. Mae Schmidt Secretary and Attendance Clerk. Student secretaries assist Mrs. Mae Schmidt L. to R.: J. O'MaIio, C. Jones, M. Twiss. The work ofthe Student Welfare was made easier this year by the addition of an adjacent office. Students clerks in Room 5 prepare for a daily routine at punching pink, blue, and green slips. L. to R.: E. Berrnudez, V. Renko, J. Schiavenzo, B. Beardsley, V. Bargiacchi, J. Almada, M. Paul, 5 fv AUXILIAR home Ano School Unite foie Success Officers of Boosters' Club: Mr. J. Reed, Mr. C. Bellows, Mr, E, Hidalgo, Mr. J. Sagouspe. ! ff' ' Mr, Win Currier, Sports Editor of Son Leandro Morn- ing News. Mr. S. Dommes and Monsignor Donovan congrotulote Mrs, Peterson, the new president of 1964. 1417 - rx X , Hg, 1963-1964 Mothers' Club Officers: Pres. Mrs, C. Peterson, Vice Pres. Mrs. C. Bellows, Recording Sec. Mrs. D. Porter, Financial Sec. Mrs, J, Biscoy, Treas. Mrs, R. Levy, Auditor Mrs. J. Burns, Board of Di- ...-.-.... Mft R AA,-W-.firm Mrs W. Sullivan, Mrs. T. Larkin, Mrs. G. Hewitt, V 1 i:.fcTJn4i.m.nLc.,LL . CUIQIQICUIUH1 Rellglon Gngllsh language Soclal SIUOIGS mathematics Science Business ant home Gconom Chonal ICS llnom tnue knowleoqe The troubled world seeks pathways to peace . . . pathways through en- lightened minds, staunch in possession of truth. Through penetrating study the freedom-loving individual can per- ceive and unmask the ways of rnater- ialism and godlessness. Through love of God and man he can live in ideal happiness and peace. With his gift of truth he must lead others . . . he must difuse his knowledge . . . he must help others along the pathways to peace. A group of Seniors discuss the topic of interest to oll Christians of this age 'iThe Ecumenical Council. Father Abeloe conducts o Bible discussion with a group of Junior girls. Masterpieces of the beautiful feast of Christmas are enjoyed by this group of Junior boys. Father Bradshaw prepares the Seniors for life's problems so that they may give responsible direc- tion to their lives. PEACE . RGIIGION ls ISNE BEGINNING ANC GNC of GOUCAISION ,,..-- f,,,. . . of knowing one's own essence and that of one's fellow man. ffr Z . Original liturgical symbols represenfing The sacramenls are displayed by fhe Sophomores. Freshman girls prepared orrroc- tive ond informative displays of teaching, nursing, and social work apostolale of many relig- ious communities. Freshman boys sludy Yhe life ond miracles of our Lord wilh flue aid of map and the Holy Scriptures. l run r ..,.,.,l....J w I7 Q W' rf 2 Aff, fr.-f:.,.-...,...Y... GHGUSH IS U16 GSSGHUAI tool of EVERY SUBJECT f'?+' --. , 1 , L, SW-s ,-. i x.4.,.'-2-'-1 . A I , x 3 x Language arts stress skills in listen- ing, reading, writing, and speaking. Freshmen enioy the Renaissance period. Research for the Elizabethean Theatre, reproductions in minia- ture of characters in Shake- spearean plays, and the com- pilation of a booklet on Mac:- beth brings smiles of accom- plishment from these students of English Ill. Sophomore ingenuity and originality is portrayed in the dramatization of their creation. Freshman girls listen to recordings of the Merchant of Venice, I8 PEACE . . . from cm understanding of human wisdom and culture. img , ,. , ,Z A 'fav za- '-: I . ,I 1, , 4: v ua. ' , A f 44,7 Building extensive vocabularies spurs keen interest in Soph's Eng- 1132 lish class. ' Mark Twain's HUCKLEBERRY FINN intrigues Freshmen. lllilmf' ' ' Recording and interpreting portions of HAMLET odds interest ond variety to the Freshman literature class. , M., , M, it 'Q if ,4,.-f i 1 . ,V ,Z 2?f?f43?,q '-fl . ,aiiiififixiif 'ig 3222229 WW Mi A 'few M, ll 15, ' ,fri ff, , 14, ff . 'l:.D iw , Civ- ' -yu' i, ' 0- X. . ANS gffkex . 3? 13131 f , fi A 1 1 mp, 1 ' 3 7' 5213: V .Jew-' 1 f' 'fr 1 , A ,' .1 V . zz 114' , I ' , ri, ' 4 1 f. 1. 1 L-3 .- if ZW. gm, fl fy:-'t f- Qefllf- 'EL-' ' Ziff' , , r i.'?f,.'f, ' ', -fi? 7 410- 1 , , Q ,, L 1 -1 ,-, ... French IV students enjoy reading stories from a modern French magazine. ifgiiiil 1 A 1 ' ' I fffrfl ' 1 X. , x Q -ex Y. - . A9 N :N ,N : .QQ- ' X xx --:Pg A Q ' ' .X f E-Qs .5 X fiiluly f N.sf A vs Q 1 , N ,vvij X Q s 'A Q3 N J: X s if s- N ' fri- S is-'Q revs F -. X xv 5 s -Qxi-42yg. X N so . 5 kg. Qian ll 'Ig QQ! N 3 ' -of 4 fu ' ' NN K N N 3 Sh X 5 'Qggfx + X X XX X, -.. as Repetition drills in Spanish give the Freshmen an oppor- tunity to Spealf lihe 0 native. PEACE . . . offers expression of the mind and heart to the gnaw- ing problems of racial strife and preiuclice. 20 Freshman boys look at the practical side of the Latin language. l XINV ,ig 14,5 n. ,F 2 J' iz' he :A Lug-im' H , N i-K. ml 17' :x.'f'?, - 'fl ' ' , - ,., ., K, ba. it .pn -, -V: ,Y P f 1 ,' 3.15 Z- -2 M N -1 4.9 . 'V-5-12 Las senoriias in gala costumes enjoy music and song of Spain, sr Educators today agree that both classical and modern languages have a definite place in the curriculum, be- cause ot their value to great- er understanding at people. OR6l lAG6 ls the Bmooe to human Unoenstanoina Latin lV laureates participate en- thusiastically in reading a portion of the day's assignment. Los senores guapos entertain the class with song and dance. The ancient subject of Latin recreates interest in latest of hair-do fashions. A group of Spanish I students tapes a conversation of the A L M series. SOClAl SIUOIGS DROVIOG WINDOWS ICO OUWGR WORIOS PEACE . . . through understanding of man's political problems and progress. Social Studies are given the emphasis they deserve in today's complicated world. Freshmen are receiving the important founda- tion of World History, as Soph- omores they continue the study. As future citizens of the great American republic Juniors are taught American History. A se- 22 W: mester of civics and California History are electives. American, California, and World History keep students aware of heritage. Sociol- ogy and contemporary affairs provide an insight into present world interests. H 1 ' we Y w r 'mms Places in the news and Topics of curreni issue are studied by Yhese Junior slu- dents. Sophomore students conduct an informal discussion in History Il. Mr. Grazzini explains a bit of compli- cafed ancient history. Seniors study the complicated workings of the American Constitution. ,Z 1 4 'S .,.Z-,,V.,.,,.fiffimffqwqfcif Q . -, --.:,:,vgM,5. I , , .W ' 1-bag, f ' , . 0 , f in f' 'X .N f fl fm., -gil m, .-WM 5 fx, - F fJ.,,M'n y-Q . . if Lf'Jff 'i:wffff ,Jbmumgv Q fig ,5 wr-153. A 'is' -M' 1 0 f N' -xv. 1 f A ,. ,if , 1, I,1'f' fywwfn Z: '5 R1 4 ,JE-' L ,3 SE 7' !All0lV E677 Aw W :M 110,11 A10 -,., '21 .5 fx f- SCIENCE ls U16 UDIVGRSAI CI1AlI6I'lGc ul. DRGSGHI WORIO ACVAHCEITIGUII ADC peace TI-I gh h dy f I-I I d phy I d I by I d p d Ib pp Gd d gf 7. I7 . Several days out of every week strange odors fill the halis of Bishop O'Dowd. These can be traced to the chemistry lab, where our senior scientists can be found unraveling one or more mysteries, Biology class is always full at surprises. Microscopes, texts, charts, enchanting odorsy aid investigation of the basic es- sentials of life. To study the human mechanism is in- triguing for these Sophomores. Opposite Page: Delving into the depths of science, Juniors, under the direction of Father Munoz learn by instruction and experimenta- tion the complexities of the laws governing physics. PEACE . . to weave the splendors of the universe into a fabric of unity. ,- ii- , FA , It V A, . '- fin, 2 rf? y ,722 5 J. 5' ,, ,ff 119ff'rf-', M 5, ,I f 3- ,rift .V 6 ti, 1 1.17. gif,--i wqgpa s 'gg r sz: ,, if f cs, O 34 .i -' 'fl-J ' f i LW 'few , . y 'iff ' i,.,j .fi 18, J 4- ff W7' 'f 122, ' ' 24 ' ' 5:,sZ?Hff'f70j 13 If ff? .6415 ,z-W f ,' Www:-fa , 1 ,. 'Z yQ12:fwpQ1.5y 'iziffjjgv 9 , , ,.v' W A 5 ' I Z 4 rm 'I K x 'L ' 'l .. fi, A U ,. 'wuz-u :QM-f f '4--44.-, 1 ,g I . f f ' 'img , 4111- I Wi, .V . 'R , W S f ' ff if-:Q '- 1 ii I . Business Goucation Oevelops Skills of Accuracy Ano Dizeclslon Qi mms f WR WSG gszeszizm 'I f in ,r , ,. 4. fo-' r fi x f C f ,7' C315 LL, Bishop O'Dowd high quality training encbles students to obtain responsible civil service ond secretoriol positions. Of- fered in the business curricu- lum ore typing, shorthand, ond bookkeeping. Students work with modern electrical mu- chines nd ' ft d o equip:-nen o e- velop skills and competence. -is ,L . 1 I Electives DQOVICG Oppontumty fan Siiiil, Aesthetic Ano Cultunal Oevelopment PEACE . . . found in the ioy of enriching and ennobling living. ,gn-1 Technical draffing-Group using dry-printing and drafting machines. L. To R.: C. Russo, L, Olson, J. Schultz. Ari is seeking God in trufh and praising Him in beaulyg if is The making of beau- Ty and the serving of humaniiy. --1-I --...,,M --II -mm-,U H I , 3 Q R is -M 5 r sesi Technical drafting-Team drafting on machine assemblies. L. 1 R.: D. Naia, H. Kawa, P, Lyra. 1 92'-'12, Mm I-' C -f if ' f . I O Young artists develop mosaics with varied materials. Colorful designs were created with the use of students' names for basic line elements. A display of student work is gratifying. Expressions portray delight and wonderment with the first experience of clay. 53 homemakmc, leaos to Chmstian family livmq First and second year Cloth- ing students demonstrate the fundamental steps in clothing construction. The first step is the pattern layout followed by the cutout. Pieces are assembled by the basic sewing techniques shown here. Finally the finished project is completed, polished and ad- mired as a iob well done. ow voun cizmrg PEACE . . . Found in the Perfection of the Domestic Arts IMP. if 1 .. . 5. - ,-ig. ..: , z ? ' f': 41r. ' ,sa 'Q 4, '. 9-.a-.','- : j: v,--' . . . I ' Q.. Q -.K - 1 ,,, 1 . fin F yi I The latest m Masses suns 5, 1. n-w 5 - w 'J J V ff' A w I 1 404' R .W va 5 gr: 1 . '1 f 4 :I . .fhiggi f 23Z9'i9f7,?f, M 157' . 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The first, simplest, and most effective of all Instruments of moral instruction. PEACE In song a foretaste of heavenly .. ,it The boys' choir in its initial stage entertained at the Mothers' Club at Christmas and sang jubilantly at the investiture ceremony of Monsignor P, Donavon, Karen Maloney has contributed generously af her musical ability clur- ing the past four years. 37 CIQGAHIZAUOHS Stuoent Qovennment Oelsate Soclety Dulsllcatlons C.S.If. memlsens Speclal Awanos Jumon Classical leacue Onama Senvlce Clues Sacmsty Society Sanctuany Society Sooallty leclon of many 1. peace . . . Its achlevement ' ffm' I Oepenos on lnteqnateo Densonalltles Bishop 0'Dowd is a High School where hope-filled students search out the Light of Truth. Bishop 0'Dowd in its fullest sense Oj?6T5 the unity of truth, the spiritual and physical, the intellectual and social, to the inquiring, opening mind. Educating youth according to their two-fold nature is to hope- fully lead them to perceive a concept of them- selves in relation to their God and fellow man. From an understanding of human wis- dom, self government, achievement. universal love and the dignity of sacrifice man achieves a true and everlasting peace. The educated student strives for these, for only then may he grasp the real and beautiful essence of a peaceful world. v-vm1-rf--,,.,+,,.,w ,. ...i ., ,, 'PEACE AND JOY IN EVERYTHING Victory will ring' says the Student Council. I hm, 4 ' 2' 3' 6 'i ' Qc, W--f---'J 'c f,--.-. 'CJ The Student Body Officers, Stu- dent Court and Hall Guards work to improve citizenship, character and Catholic leader- ship and to promote better stu- dent-faculty relationships. The Bishop O'Dowd Chap- ter of the National Foren- sic League is the largest in the San Francisco Bay District. This national hon- or society in debate and speech events awards a series ot merit degrees for excellence in partici- pation, The students here have been success- in many levels of competition. The Bishop O'Dowd De- bate Soclety maintains a program for varsity Con- tests and for the train- ing of new debaters. It is affiliated with the Gold- en Gate Speech Associa- tion and its members hold the highest NFL de- grees. 4l DUBUCAUOHS SIAM: CADIURGS U16 M. v, Y k T' 1 4 Sports editors comparing ond selecring piclures. L. to R.: B. Myslewski, E, Curaffo, T. McParTland, P. Jaixen. Layouf eclirors smile as they complete page and place identifying stamp on each picture. L. to R.: J. Hidalgo, J. Florence, A. Doran. Typisfs check spelling of adverfisers' names from previous books. 9, f YEARS Qneat moments Doing their part for The school by re- cording dafes and events, The school paper and yearbook sraffs devoted hours in considering all phases of school life and aclivily To produce informaTive, in- TeresTing, and excellenl publicafions. HUM? 57 PEACE . . . in the ioy of accomplishment. 42 H, 4 .v S I 5 Sports editors prepare news for sports fans, Art, advertisement and circulation editors check incoming data. Jean Spielvogel, editor, and assistant editors look over past issue of paper. 'CL' K4 sgzr h, X 1 I V ,I ' 'Ulf- f'f' , Qt in 4 ffm D 3.51: 4 V K mfg' 'fn ' 2' .C - Mr 9 2, , st? 5,4 ' , , f , ,' ' 1., ' . 1 , '17 'ff ii 1 .7 4. '3?'.tQan....... Spanish paper edi- tors discuss the new issue of La Gazetta Espanola. 43 fr if ,A -'ff if Q -' ' V! .4 i, 011' H ,f, .Lff6'i! I ,. .1145 fl ,. if i A flllg 63509 '55 Scholarly Freshmen with wine ning smiles happily oblige The photographer at the library steps for this candid. Junior C. S. F. enioy being snapped in the early after- noon sunshine. 01,121,311 1 l r V -ffm: C.S.lQ. The California Scholarship Federation gives honor to outstanding students inthe state. Those who are members for four semesters, including one semester in the Senior year, become lifetime members. Senior lifetime C.S.F. Sophs break lunch rush to pose in breezeway. V . w'1E5-'H F' rm sfiwws 1221 1 mgmw ' ,f ' Z-4. , ., I i I 1 Z ' 1 'iw 4 Semen honorzs OA Father Keaveney confers award. Charles Magennis receives N.F.L. award. Laurie Ullo achieves The La- finum Auxilium highest score Dick Moore wins fro- phy for highest aca- demic grades. 4 0 FV fl f, Q23 . Josefa Tozer claims ' rifle in N.F.L. Paul Vassar is Bank of Amer- ica award winner for Science and Mathematics. 1 . 1111! uxl 1,-If if i fl ry A If ff If nf 1 l.AUHUm AUXlllUm AWARCWNIDHIDQ Stuoents ag-r 1-.-11' E , Certificates and rn e d a I s are awarded to students for outstanding achievement ln the National Latin contest. Happy smifes portray a sense of achievement for these Mamma cum Laude Latinrsts, Magna cum Laude certltncates were earned by Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors. Pat Murray proudfy displays the trophy ta the Summa cum Laude group. Bishop O'Dowd us proud of its large number of Cum Laude students. 4 P, WK, 1-is W D mr Jerome leads Ngcna in a childish Dives Moi. lr, QW? 'VZ Z rf? icy! ' ' 0 iq F. Q' ',, Q f l ll 1, H ' X W l I 5 7' g ,fl ,4 , 1,1 ' 1 '1 -rfb' Presented by the STUDENTS OF BISHOP O'DOWD HIGH V SCHOOL . . . November 9, TO, ll 4 x - Qlfl A M. ,H Little Roclbs W N, A w C rf f r 'Q I . , 1, ' 'T ', 'WN , ' , F 4 - Q' I fl f 1. T, T 9 ,gly1m'lsWWll , - ll 'L ll' T ' ' 17: 48 See, NO Stretch. I . Nell ie Forbushf' CAST Ensign Nellie Forbush Emile cleBecque ...,... Luther Billis .... Bloody Mory .... LT, Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C. ..... . Lior .............. Co pr. Geo. Bracken, U.S.N. . Crnclr. Wrn. Horbison, USN. . Henry . . . Jerome , . . Ngono . . . Srewpof . . Professor X21 -1, Younger Thon Springtime Hello G.l. . Ann Reymonn .... Jim Kelly .. Rich Murphy .. Mary King . George Pekkcrri . . Pot Menikefti . George Wofrers . . Rich Moore . . Fred Morgio .. Steve l-liolglgo , Mcmrshcz Whire , Ben Mcrrofino Nr:-il Kermeclv sw ll t ,, , X 55 ,,. Professional lighting ond swift scene changes helped to rnoke this years production cm suc- cess. The sroge crew consists of-kneeling, L. to R.: M. Lufe lefty, J. Reymunn, R. Long, ond standing, L. to R.. L. Peterson, J. Zotter, J. Moroney, E. Brett, T, Adomi, ond J. Booth. ,dnt I .i 1, Thats my little Honey Bun I 13 fagf 1 0 IN ' ' r l4X ' fiyflf . '3 KJLZZ Coptoin Brockett questions Nellie about Emile De Becque. Senvlce Spells Sacmfice These sfudenfs render ready anal willing service To faculfy and sludents. Their rnohoz Service with ci smile. Junior Sacrislans regard iT a privilege To prepare The alfar for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. L. To R.: S. Anderson, S. Blomsiad, D. Erickson, l Faithful members of The Sanctuary Society, L. to R.: J. Moyle, W. Ogle, B. McPhee, J. Maroney, N. Kennedy, R. Clausen, K, Rivarcl, J. Reymann, R. Murphy. Librory personnel are always present to help locote a needed volume or to date stamp your book and card. Book Store rnonagers Open for Business early eaclw morning so thot students may purchase their needed articles forthe day. That extro article needed on a rainy day and forgotten about on o sunny one can be located and retrieved in the Lost and Found. Cafeteria Club, prepares lists ot student service, clean up squads and obtoins volunteer servers for those very special occasions, -N 'U l f'w.i'2L,f '!l1firi,ti,. l 51 ' f N 1, , K .41 gd f 1 sewn - ' - 5, g i' .-,.. . .4 .,...,w.-K L,V,.,,,'K A , ,., ..- 'I ..f.f.K. 4, - n , . f Opposite Page: The Sodaliiy sponsors a school food drive annually for The needy of the many parishes of Oakland. Senior Sodaliry officers. Promofing good reading for students is one of The Sodality's responsibilities. The Freshman Sodalify group obtained books to send fo the African missions. iii- .1421 Legion of Mary officers make visif fo chapel. Sodality Freshman officers meef before school to make final decisions for Frosh proiecr. Making favors for the Christmas dinner for Agnue is a prolecf in which Junior Sodalify officers are inierested. Sophomore Sodalify officers meer To discuss plans for annual refreai If M' i,f' .ff s Social liunctlons Chmstmas Iiounney Box SOClAlS mmol Gnas Soph hop junlon Dnom linzosh Squane Canoe Jumon Cannlval Oance 54 peace . . . founo In Social 6 v 3 COYIIACTSS ADO DAQUCIDAUOH IH CAITIDUS ACUVIUGS Among their brighter mem- ories the students will treasure the hours they spent in trans- forming the cafeteria and gym into colorful fantasy lands for their activities. The Bishop 0'Dowd students have a knack and a tremendous spirit for setting a mood and creating an atmosphere. Throughout the year gay themes were produced by the imagination and ingenuity of the various committees for the Freshman mixer, box soeials. sehool dances, meetings and class events. The youth of Bish- op 0,Dowd will cherish the events that brought peace through aecomplishment and happy companionship in the fun and frolic of social activi- ties. 55 Bishop O'Cow0 Chmstmas touizney '-iw. Q' ist? . WM, I z fini Crowning ot the Tournament Queen and he attendants. ln 1959 the tournament was founded by Msgr, Donovan and Coach La Porte tor the purpose of giving the Bay Area additional has- lfetball during the Christmas vaca- tion. This is a three-day attair, com- h-.v f- J fx 1n.,Y 'X 'H posed ot outstanding teams from the Bay Area, Feature highlights ot the l963 tournament-Jim Boscacci Perpetual Trophy to the winner. 56 :Tig l l Bishop ' O'Oowo's llounth i Annual l Chizistmas Invitational liouiznament l S A q,': K9 QU 0 .. U.. 5. 'Q 'f X D. U' .U , uf' , Qs 5 JW ' N, I . 4'2- XYWQ A ff f,-W., Aff?-X w 3 'Y- LJ 5 1 ,hr I -J N hovelt SDARKS the IHAROI GRAS Costumes created sensational uproar, Costume packed cafeteria for the greatest anticipated event of the year was one of gay iiilarity and ioviolity, Prizes for the most original costumes enticed students into originality. gg f 'nun 3 Q Q 1? , A 4 MQ - I .1. L- i V, I Mwjg, 1. 1,71 I ,' r F , 4 L9 Q3 -. Q 13 1 2 .af 'LJ W 1 9 -am 5 If -2 7,- H-- A J' z 4 , M3 ' '. ' 7. ,- , ,Y 4 A Z1 f 5, X V ,z 'rife ' k fs , ,, , A' M'Wf7 l.I'0 , 1' 4 1 1 1 ffgf , Wa 'W fneshmen-Class of 1966 '2- Judy Ryan . PUT Moyle . . . Diane Buonczccorsi Ellenmcirie Cowie .. Section Repnesentatlves ...TO Tom Sheridan . . . .12 Mike Huppert . . . .14 Terry Adcxrni .. ...i6 Ed DeCoiTe in ,, .fu Ia- 'iw in si 5. i'- .fl ity Sieve Hidalgo Randy Powers Philip Willmes Jock Wilson Thomas Sheridan Thomas Lerane Daryl Welherbee William Glcmville Steve Driscoll Daniel Harris Edward Frogs Thomas Burke Thomas Oery James Pierner SGCIZIOI1 Il -- f-, ' .n ns X . fl frpffiff '- F 'Z' . . . fi 'f.'f,,'n, 1: 5.1, fvrimill rr- ,w,f1:'f',i if gl f:'2-filly, ,fi . iv- .Mil I-' ' 5. 1- r . .A Lawrence Pessagno Michael Parrish James Seilz James Sezar 4 - A .L,., -M nv Oun quest pon IDOIVIOUAI Values Ano Juoaements Beams Richard Martin Alan Truax Stephen Whelan i . f-.3 'QE V., s J, f i 1 ,nhl- f '.L.',1fi1yn 1.5 it Dominic Rago David Cox John Cooke Ronald Flores Charles Booth Harold Friedman Michael Phillips Robert Rice Kenneih Thomas Michael Murray 'le' A N, , sf J r . , I , ,wwf v Zffv,.Fu','Q ZH 217' El' llllllfllvl Alillllmsl fl' LZ WTS- ,,-fljfl I '-limm' Jim Connelly Robert Kamp Martin Provost Jamie Madden John Carter Bill Houlihon Joseph Nosenzo Jack Wurrz C. Vcndenriesche Gregory Nahm James Livingsfone Daniel Dranga John Gansalves Fred Velarde Qeshm n-Class of 1966 Paul Garcia Parricln Thompson Kenneth Cardin Bruce Backsler Donald MacLeod Sieve Quaccia Steve Augusl Daniel Baluk Steve Lcllfleche Milne Hupperr James Cofclono Jim Snake ... 5 . ZR 1 1 I W. Blancalana L, DiSandro Bruce Harvey cr I v. .,- X 1 -xx r -ir rs. I 6, me if . v- ,,, Q-'52 . ' .7 ,'!!TTT THE., .-'Trrfffw Arthur Vanderbyl William Correia Dale Dorando Christopher Brunel Q -x , n i ,A SGCUOI1 15 ,f , l N. wil I Q J T N-- Ili John Green Donny Turner Matt Jiminez Michael Johnson Terry Adami Douglas Onsfod Neal Henderson John Bergin John Mofor Anthony Guida Palrick Kealy John Gaylen Bill Jarvis Mike Flynn SECTION 17 'Z ' Richard Eneci Dennis Mr:Namee 1-ff :X - H.,-l - -an Quiz Gxpemence of the meaning Dennis Corcoran John Connolly Charles Tyler of leanmnq Bizoaoens Arr Tenbrink James Fallon Mike Trimble Bob Bellows 4' Paul McGoldrick Pele Vigil Rodney Siegfried Doug Ferreira Bob Garcia Terry Besso James Evarl Bob Clark Steve Sovino Henry D'Orazi Ron Ehrharr J, Mackenbrock Kerry Moreira Robert Sornmers James Brown Robert Osmond Alex Chaudair Edward Traille Edward DeCaile David Hendry Peter Selmoczlu David Korycinski Timovhy Mcl-lugh Sieve Barker Vernon Sgamba fneshm n-Class of 1966 James Moyle Ponald Gurnori Prchaicl Sarnson M Monlgornury Plchord Johnson Michael Dennison Doughlm Edward Danni: Vcane Palriclc Bouchard Jay lxlclson Donald Pouliov Alfred Gerace M. Palazzmla Jose Garcia Richard Boelk Kenneth Bailey Roger 'label John Arkeder Michael Tucevich Section 19 'wk v, var 5, '7' ' J' r , r ' -'H' f - V A, 1,1 ff ,Z 4 X 4 1 4 lr 1 - L v ' I Martha Teal Christine Staley Catherine Reid Lynn Giacomini Rae Weis Ciaire Christensen Gail Garrity A Hernandez Virginia Curtis Laura Head Linda Miranda Diane Radich Gail Bosco Lynne Anderson Carol Weber Lorena Emory ta r Li ' , ,P ,. . 'H ,V f- ,.., A f J 1 f, fe CM, Tunney leaoenship Oevelops e 'T7 Susan Garcia 5 I - A I Rochele Towers - -17 0' fm I Mary Gisslow U' ,954 I Arleen Jones I f I inf, I I ' N Antonia Arizu ' kj V 7- Jean Sissung ,717 JoAnn Carpeneto IIA ff Lynda Graff Janice Gamenara -f ' Q it F- . N, 'vi ' ..-' i I 1 ,Z V ,.,., . Yvette Velarde Jacquelyn Hansen Karen Beardsley Kathleen Kinley Karen Pfeifer Judy Ryan Janis Grundell Laura Mayes Joyce Maillet B. Gonsalves 68 ,-., fl I . ' 'N 1 ,f 1 y : ,E ' wmv, f , 1 'f.,5.,,w' ,- N ,. 4 I3 H, . 1 , I , ' ' ' '-. . I ' ' , QTY M ,Y Ay larry v Z' ,J 4 f . .... fx--g, X '- Y 1 7 V .Q , ... Patricia Flynn Kathy Walsh F. Litvinchuk M. Melendez Kathleen Barrows Rose Green K. Mahoney Linda Leonardini Patricia Ahboltin Julie Burns Karen Connolly Mary Bennett J. Grabarczyk Constance Mces Karen Friedli Catherine Hooper Qeshm n-Class of 1966 -. SGCIIIOH 12 Patricia Dias 'l 7' Q A Marsha Schmitt W ' Magdalene Szelle Rita Anselmo Amelie Rivard Linda Cuneo Carol Hanson Lila Kuykendall Kathleen Abreu Carole Andrade Jane Johnson f Pamela Freeman ' Pamela Chavez Helen Larrawe Marietta Davis ,... Jun Emanuele Sally Vance Patricia Moyle Sidney Shelner Deborah Hughes f' ' .A , Gif' v I V .1 u- ,, ,J t , A ty, xg. . kj. . L . Kathleen McGuire I vi 'N f' , f . fir- K ,.g: iY i .v - i Q 1 vb. X, C17 x 9 l M It l vb F 1 l fn l .f l f- y ,..,6 1' f .4 ' H.: -'- .L 1 , I 1 F' - ' gr-fa-,sf ' 4' iw' if grgjzfi , yr r f Y.f. , f .0 . ,.,, I ff Carolyn Trimble Geri Enea Diane Buonacccrsi Janice Atkins Theresa Murphy Margie Fearan N. Franceschini Susan Hansen Josephine Chavez Kavhleen Knipp Anne Reilly Joan While Kalhy Parker Diane Carreira Julie O'Kane Patricia Shannon SGCIIOH 14 is Ouiz Vision of the meanmc, of life Gxpanos Lori McCracken Sylvia Cabral ,- Ann Vance Linda Weiler x X, , l A Mary Teal T7 f .'f ' Chris Rossi Ellena Calleri Doreen Sueirro Marilyn Caves A14 I . 'J ,sl I , .121 3. 4 f, Q' f 2.1, A.- - . 4 uf' - ' his ,. - 'Irs-f ' in y lla. , 'Q' , -. .... +V .g. '- ' 1 Judy Edwards Karen Jenkins Marcy Mahoney Linda Onslad V Carolyn Cowling n Diane Danish? Darleen Chambers ,iifw Mary Schneider ,-'sg 17 Linda Malias Lois Klatr Kris Clark ' ' Mary Moenich ar, fr Mr, -:Wg , f , , qi. , .,,,. -244 ,Q .V , 1 ,, ' ' yy, , .mf 1, 1 v -f Z I f yr Virginia Golden Mary DeSrnidI Carol Burke Alice DeCarie .lanell Sheafler Ellenmarie Cowie Debbie Wright Cecelia Andrews Toni August Shirley Freeman Sue Dold Peggy McWalters Ronnie Raphel Theresa Texeira Nancy Baker Claire Almada ectlon 16 lfneshmen-Class of 1966 Kalhy Emerson Pamela Schmid! Sharon Mrcormick Marcia While Chris James Marie Vernazza J. Roaenlfranz Mary Aguiar Mary O Reilly Joan Gallagher Cheryl Archer Frances Grilla 70 Lynne Mailino Lonna Praro Marilena Santos Lenara McLeod Barbara Billings - i Charlene Moniz f H 1 if B Dane Biloni ' Barbara DeVoe Linda Teiada . I H! I , ,. 'ffl ' ,, ,I 4, X b .. iii il ' ff 'l l 31 lflz 0 ,. u. 4 - 2 Cf - 1 e Q , mf , N XJ' s r' l 1 fr, I 'Q Az .df 532222-1 A ' ,if 1'--15:1 r .M za JA-y,'a Q 421-' . .T . . 4 n. o 4 'Nfl .I t axifw , ff., N163 f Xf: ff 1 1 I , , 335, ,Lv , ' 1. I 1 -,gl L, .4 ,A X f 3 Sophomoizes-Class of 1965 Class Oliflceizs Ano Repizesentatives Alan Musante, President . .. Larry l-loups, Representative . . ..,. 25 Greg Schmidt, Representative Kathy Kelly, Vice Pres, . . . . Kathy Powell, Representative Pat Westling, Representative Andrea Roze, Representative SGCIIICYI 25 . fr.: , Rich army Ed Bren Mike Tavare Bill Ziegler John Tomkins Larry Mcirrinelli William Mertz Robert Marvinez Scart Goetz Jesse Rubino Ed Petersen Mike Carlson 'zz L 1' Larry Houps Rodrigo camo Marvin Ahboltin Bob Kreefl Bob Colyor R. Bellcigcimba v Victor Lagorlo Allen Svevensan John Canovcl Bob Sibley David Rodriguez Donald Johnson ff .:,. 1 fm- ,- en 4 34. , .,,. . Terry Osborne David Rees Dave Pouliol Tim Argenri Gerald Scaleno Gary Morehead 0--1 Jerry Kendall Greg August Mvkc Shannon John Berlin Mike Linton Oevotmq Ouizselves to the Olfflcult task of Concentmateo Stuoy p was IASS RGS h S SGCIIIOH 27 ,.. f ' iw- ' ,A 24 'f f WWI? f eziaifiaii X i ii! , Z .. '41, ,- qua . :,-229 1 59- . f,-up-,.', ink: 1-,C Z Greg Krumrrie: Keri Elslon John Orllz Gary Suda Joseph Corey Milne Vallm .a-2 ik? ' .., Z 1 I f Cliff Scrocquu Milne Zobrislcie Joe Reyrnann Walter Edwards Richard Levy Vic Tous --4 ! Bob McDonell Tom Pelcrson Richard Calou Dennis Monahan Torn Rellagliolc Mike Rollo Joe Corhelli Bernard Herlrhy Michael Povrnesil James Zweigle Pal Kealy Robert Brukke ygfff' , Q ' pm ,, wr- V cu!- V :I Bob Comelli Tam Frcdrich Tarn Newell Milne Miller Jerry Lozicr Chris Burns AI Musunle Jim Rose Fred Murray David Walsh David Murphy Paul Marlowe George Farley O 1 ', -ow, .,b, Y-r 1 Q, , J -'wr' , f ,sr W J - ,A ,J I S -C? - i ., ' I MQ . Pr. ' 17,3 ff fir, i wily '-pk 1 'x L .., : 4 , Y' V has' A . mag 'f ..L f' lf'-M14 iii' 1 .iff i , V Z, i- 1' V H af L JJ George Hall Gerald Casierran Sieve Troth James Rifzrnan Timolhy Dennis Kevin McLean Timolhy Boas Daniel Watters David Chick John Rarnpa Heinz Knoecller Paul Sullivan Richard Mrciff Ronald Edwards -fe .-'gtg-a by ,-Higigzif E, 1 -.f James Ghllardi Jerry wrll Tim Cummings Mr-me Iglesias Bill Murphy Edward Frye Ronald Welllver 4??: 'F Ralph Maxwell Jeffery Albrecht Robert Henderson David Schissler William Krebs James Alves John Forsf . , -iw ,f, .,,.. 'wr 4 :PDP 'f 1 ,' 1 I if' . iff? ' .X-J 6 xx- 7 is V-ff lb! Q. ,-X af ,Xf'lj' Q3 A Wf Jahn McManus Michael Fay Torn Mendonca Leo Lehre Rodger Hewitt Paul Padavana Alan Fierro Dennus Fraske Fred Sfoop Frank Strode Torn Gillether Tirnolhy Pender Greg Schmidi CD cn rw Sl O :S ro so CES XDGRIGYI G An Um h F O UG Shan 6 th thrzouqh annmc, le Section 20 Sharon Payne Luz Banaugh Mary Anne Nolvn Lorrre Del Banla Pal McCormick Joan Pessagno Joan Capdevlelle Cindy Lund Carolyn Serrao Kathy Scharr Jewell Srrnonds C. Lelrauilller Kavlwleen Powell Donna Busordi C. Delchausaye Donna Dold Frances Lalorre Jonean Schwab Mary Dlaz Sue Clwclngny K MtlNulfcrS Candy Erovvn LoPnndrJ Ludwig Joan Kelleher M, McGowan Mary Moran 76 Diane Mcnha Nancy Hovey Ellen Dufra Linda Bruclwer Gloria Serpa !'. .ah 'Sheila Lydon Lynette Malcolm Christine Nelson Marilyn Ruzcnov W' 'ffl V 1 , 'f uf ,, Sophomones-Class of 1965 4 . , ., Z ,Y f 'Z ' 7 - r 14 .lulre Kelly 0, Helen D'Orazi Rosalle Zbyzenslci Sue Blackman ' Diane Acclnelli 57' Lzllrurr Lizone 24' sue sondwell V Peggy DeVae Calhy Caruso fs f ,, In 1 f 'fr ,ffm . J 11--.Lf , 1 I firm'-' ' . z, 421' f 1 , ff' . V Ja ,451 1 Q51-elif, ' 'yf 3 l.1 r- X ! .. W7 ' aff' Tf'.4 GXDGQIGHCIFIG A Unique Gxcltement ABOUIZ l GCUOD Sharon Cana N. MacWl1lnney Narme Capurro Janice Jimenez C. Cannlngham Par Burke Margaret Spicer Mary Langenslein Margaret Ryan Grace Andrews Marian Menclonza Kathleen .lones .lanlce Andrysek Noelle Dawe Carolyn Jenkins Valerle Merry Margarer Pullman Pal Sleplvens Sue Davidson Noelle Gulrvclw Mane Cooney Pm Weslllng Bevlrl Kulcacek Kathleen Tasseulli Karen Anderson eanmnc, SGCIZIOD 24 Sheila Pruitt Mary Gallagher Donna Chenier Linda Pessagno Noreen Angiola Linda Ullo Deborah Harris Andrea Roze Kathy O'Reilly Laurie Mariman Peggy Sexton Judy Freeman Nancy Pilotti Paulette Rivard Georgia Reynolds Mary Berkery Sue Farrell Kristie Jorgensen Mary Maloney Marleen Porter Mary Gaughan Anne Gonsalves Cyndy Slichter Patricia Walsh Joanne Vaz Pam Silva . . Peggy Moore .. Amy Sims Janelle Jordan Kathy Rubino Kathy McMahon ' Sue Cormier Nancy Schmidt Sue Jones ' J wwf' Ili! vv 7' A F ' '43 cv Sophomorees-Class of 1965 'I 'nl 1,-ff ., g,,. 5 ' 'J V 'I 4 w gc Francine Jurcso Ellen McCracken Joan Kllferrnan Monica Cooney -f 9- -m m , ag gn s 'K- vit XV 4 Susan Paulo Sue Gonsalves Deidre Foley J. Macliougall Caralrna Orfollo -7-, Fi? 4 ,M J . 3 fv u I ,- ftizirn feQf6 I 1.,1,4,,,,,, . ref ,f 1 ff 28 Section Mary Ann Rokovich Barbara Crowder Judy Bun Linda Sllverua Elarne Nrsperos Jeannne Segulrant Vickle Barrious Barbara Stanton Nancy Buana Kathleen Sanders Kathy Kelly Donna Laliarbera JoAnn LaTorre Suzanne Sclwafreld Kathryn Samson Judy Jardun Pal Menghlni Ramona Wnlson Joan McCormick Linda Pusher Susan Donato Judy Mclrlrno Pat McCarty Pam Sequeura Confmmma Oun Resolutions of the path Aheao Junlons-Class of 1964 Class Offlcens Ano Repnesentatlves Donny Ayolo, President ........... 37 Kay Spielvogel, Vice Pres. ..... . Warren Ogle, RepresenTczTive ....... 35 Maureen Finnegan, Representcnive Williom Turner, Represenrofive ..... 39 Mary Murray, Representative .... ao I Section 3 , Q, hs. ,f:.x,.,- ., '?:3!s'Yl J ,- , -V 9 , fp. , .I 1 , , ,, if f if . ff I jumorzs-Class of 1964 Greg Pape Bill McPhee . ,fab ,. ,A . 1 1 1' I If r . ,fx 2 ,j .yy wwf 57 . , , ,., il, k - 4 H. 'l 574 With Semous mmos We Drzose the mysteny of mans Iihouqht 1 Dennis Wilson 4 .5 Steve Dietrich ' - James King V Warren Ogle Q f Mike Ilg 152 fc' ws:-351.3 of '. '53?f515, -2 A21 ,- ,, f I , , fn 3' . . . L 4 f y:-'V , r ' V I Eg V-' ,ffl , ,a.-Law' ' Q I .1 7, .77 . 4? ,J . ' -1 ' iv: ff ll? . ki-.xx N 1 1 , 1 - 1 ' 1 V I J: ' 324 , J! . if Mark Keaveney Tim Adomi Earl Mowry Bill Meagher Bill Sullivan Dennis Medeiros Lyle Peterson Bill Jacobson R. Schweichert Bob Rodrigues J. Kavanough Rod Fenta Dave Seitz James Perry John Anderson Norman Costa Peter Quittmon Ken' Kollerer Gary Wilfong Paul Brent John Thompson John Roberson Robert Hansen Ken Baell Barrett Pullman Jess Lewis Gary Sapeta Garrett Olney Rich Waring Rich Sanders John Malcolm Thomas Larkin John Kolb David Murphy John Rettig James Schultz Sieve Maher Gregory Haines Paul Lyra Robert Michels Daniel Ayala Donald Fawkes Ralph Cowger Patrick Golden Frank Blazic Robert Gruhler James Gonsalves Raberr Fadda David Naia Richard Schwarz Dennis Kelly Leonard Farias John Moore T. McNamara Devon Huppert Steven Splendorio Jack Doherty Robert Price Gerald Joyce Warren Bellows Dennis Bilofii Michael Lafferly George Morgan John Booih Kenneth DeCesare yuuons action 7 ,- ' Jw ..-, N V ,urn A ' , lp ' ? e' rv' A ' W gg .. , . of , , 4' - ,Ig 1, 7 4 --J' 4. .ff .gif 35' 1 n uw. 4:5 gf . , ,,,. Z 24 'S ,QT-,X .. i - ' 7 f, f r Glas S ., an l, x, M x., of 1964 3 'ig 3' , -., . L, T-1 . 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Romagnolo Joan Kennedy Celine Stag Danna Slichter Carolyn Miller Laura Anderson Nancy Cameron Margaret Weekes Maureen Sheridan Lynne Boscacci Dietra Darperal Mona Fricke Diane Dammes Virginia Fraga Janice Kotter Nancy Edgar Margaret O'Mara Alidp Morrill Judy Camisa M, Matthews Mary Garvey Judy Doyle Kathy Schwab K, Friedman Donna Nichols Carolyn Spinosi Renee Morando Barbara Catroneo Mary Murray Christine Pitta jumons-Class Section 30 Therese Holman Kathleen Barbosa Marian Barrows Elizabeth D'Orazi Constance Andree 1 3 . V 1 'ht 'yi 'f,..,f,- 5 , 4, A 4. 7 fi ff ,r-9 5 4-.haf 5, Q ' 1'Ei'.'f- M ' s Q I Q., 51 fgz, .Wir 4 4 if fan! 4 'Q 3, 4 , f 41 'U I M AW 1' 31- Vw W V.. of 1964 ,., KP nu 31.1 J Dawn Rounsevi I le Linda Cecchetti 'Fi Lf ' hjcfcv, . 72 4 f f f f -2 jig. 1 jf' -5,2211 f- 1 ,ff ,, rr, s I' ' it rv 'if v f- I . I f-RJ' ., ,LW 'A V , , .fc ' a- ifzfvfl? lil ' ,. -j:4:,,r.p iff'-' - V ,filliff . 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' - . 4 i '- 'cf , I 44 G 7' A' 'A' , -., 4 SGCIIIOD 3 Muriel Dranga Maureen Raphael Toni Miller Diane Davis .iavv -f -1: .2: ' U t cf 3 , A' .ff -' , 4 A- 7 ,- ,. i ff? f' A I' ' 5:5 1 'yf f S' Z ,5 2 by 4? f ' fl ZH., Q 5 7:15 V . ,v F 'V , ' 3 ,ff . I 1 H . f A6 , ..1, V. Af .1 , me ,dana ' . fi. .ee . ' 1' Z . L K- ' li XZ, . A923133 ,-.,'Z.' .. I., I 1- A! . E ' , A ,Pai . iii' ,-iff' 15 Q54 2' ffl, , 323.4 fffcll f. 4 6. .I at 1 V1 r. W E ir' ' ' f 4 PZ 553, 4,11 xl , dy, 2 ,039 1 AZ 1 , Denise Gamenara Cathy Kirby Kathy Faria Sylvia Cardoza Kathy Maher Marilyn Martin Nancy Yerby Mary King Helene Santich Julie Stanley Judy Clausen Gayle Dean Barbara Roskam Dianne Mihic Susan Blomstad Jeanne Ratto Barbara Pashan Marilyn Pasqual Mary Anne Motta Kathy Thornton Kitsie Dunnigcn Vicki Breznikar Margaret McKean Barbara White Gloria Flores Diane Wydler Helena Schruers Mary Oppendahl M. Finnegan Catherine Vollrner Pat Mitchell Lynn Taylor Donna Erickson Cheryl Stein Ellen McNally Grace Prindiville 85 Jumons-Class oli 1964 i rr Kay Spielvogel Sharon Crowder Mary Pauwels Joan McGill: K. Arnerich M. MacMillan Judy Logan Mary Gerken June Mecchi M. E.HouIil1an Joan Connolly M. Mackenbrock Kathleen Oakes Kay Powell Peggy Walsh Diane Srniflw Barbara Seronella Kaflnleen DeSrnidf Helaine Head Maureen Dias Helen Higgins R. Gallegos JoAnn Burke Mary Jurcso Kavhleen Craig .lane Amoral Donna Oby A, Cardiriale Sharon Anderson Gloria Winslow Linda Deffolle J. Alberl: Cheryl Sieck Posalue Davis Irene Flare Carolyn Cafes B. Mclfinclry P, Mcnilrelli Cheryl Carpcnler C. Sardinia Palricio lewis Kalhleen DeVoc SGCIIIOD I, 4 34 z . A' 1 , M1 A rr .1 5 4 'if VUL: fl -'67 V 'af 6511 '- fi ' 1:21 M. - n T., i 1, ff s. ' 'lik' neg! .f Z2 C fp- W I '.::':fiW f Q 3 5 Q. .. f 5 . , V ,,,. fc iff' f 713 Y' . lib Y' Q L-,: 'y1' 12011 K' A Yr w ,. .,, Q W . .. ' ' i . 1 ,7 I r ZW' f. 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Ken Rivord, Representative-Sec JOSEPH ABRILLE MICHAEL ADAMS BARBARA AHBOLTIN St. Louis Bertrand Our Lady of Grace St. Louis Bertrand activities: j.v, track l,2,3: pep activities: i.v. track l,2: pep activities: g.a.a. 2,3,4: pep club 2, drama 3,4, i.v. cheer- club l,2,3,4. club 3,45 sacristy club 'Ig so- leader 2. dality 3,47 drama 2: awards: latin l,2: state scholarship sernitinalist. JEAN ALMADA All Saints activities: g.a.a. 3,4, pep club l,2,3,4, secretaries club 4: service club 1: sacristy club l: sodality 3, choral 'lg i.c.l, 2: awards: shorthand 3, MANUEL ANDREW St. Joachim's activities: i.v. track l,2: var. track 3,4: pep club l,2,3,4: choir 4: i.c.l, I: block o 3,4. DAVID ANGELI St. Leander activities: pep club 4. MARGO ARCANIN St. Lawrence O'Taale activities: g.a.a, 2, pep club l,2,3,4: drama 1: speech 3: sacristy club I, var. cheerlead: er 3: var. song girl 4, mega- phone 3,4. WYN ARDERY Our Lady of Lourdes activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4: pep club I: secretaries' club 4: service club l: awards: typing 3,4: shorthand 3. BRADLEY ATANAZIO St. Louis Bertrand activities: basketball l,2: pep club 3,4. DAN BAILEY St. Bernard activities: basketball 1: var. basketball 2,3,4, pep club I: block o 3,4, i,c.l. 2,3. , , ..L..::.:.:...4:' 11:.t.f1-,. , W.-. .A C0 Q-4 f-L cn ua 6 1-I I cn 2 UD 89 JOHN BAKER St, Clement activities: j.v. track 3, pep club 2,3,4: sanctuary society 2,35 i,c,l. 2,3: c.s.f.: awards: i.v, cross country 3. Z ' v, if I Q-4 Q-L Us ua 'G f-I I us Qt Us 90 . li.: ROBERT BANFIELD St. Bede activities: basketball lg i.v. track 2: var, track 3,4, sanc- tuary society 4: block O 3,47 cross country 2,3,4: speech 1: awards: speech. f , ii t : lu.: i r NOREEN BARBAGALLO JOHN BARBANO Assumption St. Louis Bertrand activities: drama club 3: secre- activities: pep club 2,37 drama taries' club 4: service club 2,3, 4, g.a.a. 2, awards: typing 3,4: shorthand 3,4. VICTORIA BARGIACCHI St. Joseph if 1 ! t activities: g.a.a. 2,3,A: pep club 3: math club 3: service club l,2,3,4: sacristy club lg sodality 3, drama club 2: newspaper 4: c.s.t. l,2,3: awards: typing 4. JEANNIE BARROERO Assumption a ct i v i t i e s: g.a.a. l,2,3,4: speech club 3: sacristy club lg sodality 1,27 drama club 2: i.c.l. 2,3, KENNETH BASILE St. John the Baptist activities: pep club 2,3: choir 4: awards: latin l,2,3. SHIRLEY BATTAGLINI St. Leander activities: g.a,a. l,2,3,4: pep club l: drama 4: sacristy club l: section rep. lg vice president lg volleyball l,2,3: j.c.l. 2,3: awards: latin i. BARBARA BEARDSLEY St. John activities: g.a.a. 4: pep club 2,3: secretaries' club 4: service club i,2,3,4, sacristy club i: sodality i,2: awards: typing 3,4. CHERYI. BECK St. Louis Bertrand activities: i,v. basketball l,2: var. basketball 3,4: g.a.a. l,2, 3,4: pep club i,2,3, drama l,2,3,4: secretaries' club 4: service club l,3,4: sacristy club li sodality 1: awards: typing 3,4: a.a.a 19 'AA I j PATRICIA BEGOVICH PAUL BELLEVUE Assumption St, Paschal Octivifieir 9.00. 2,3745 PEP activities: track 1,273747 pep club 1737 service club 17273,47 Club 374, sacristy club 17 i.c.l. 2,3. ERNEST BESSO ST. Joachim activities: baseball 1273747 track 17 drama 47 block a society: rally commission 47 boys' choir 4. STEPHEN BETTCHER All Saints' activities: trash basketball 17 i,v, basketball 27 i.v. track 17 var. 2,3747 pep club 1,2,3747 drama 37 pep band 47 i,c.l. 2,3747 student court iudge 47 boys' choir 47 block o so- cietv. GUY BILL St. Paschal activities: golf 172,3,47 speech 17 awards: speech 1. MICHAEL BOELK St. Paschal activities7 frosh baseball7 i.v. baseball 2737 var. baseball 47 i,v, track 17 pep club 1,2,3,47 sanctuary society 47 block o . SUSAN BOERSIG Assumption activities: g.a,a. 1727 pep club 172,37 secretaries' club 47 serv- ice club 17 sacristy club 17 drama 2. BETTY BREZZO ST. Jarlath activities: g.a.a. 3,47 pep club 1,2737 speech 37 service club 172,3747 sacristy club 17 drama 27 i.c.l. 273,47 praetor 37 news- paper 2,3747 awards: california state scholarship semitinalist 4. Grab CHARLES BELLOW5 St. Jarlath activities: track 1,27 pep club 17273,47 drama club 47 speech club 37 sanctuary society 172,37 pep band 172,3,47 choir 47 var. cheerleader 47 rally committee 37 c.s.f. 273,47 awards: speech 1,2737 state scholarship semi- finalist. ELVIRA BERMUDEZ St, Louis Bertrand activities: g,a.a. 172737 pep club 1727 secretaries' club 4 sacristy club 17 sodality 3 awards: typing 4. y-1 Q-1. uv cn 6 -I I cn Q QD CID 91 Mad., f . s J ' ff ' is , X ' X - s ' . , - - 1 ,:i. X h it . xt-ni ' - 2 3 s as gf- Xx j, E A X. Ja- i Ziff , . .6 ,,,,ff l l li x li GERALD BRITO MIKE BRODICK BETH BURATTO PETER BURKE Our Lady of Grace All Saints' St. Jarlath Our Lady of Lourdes OCIVITIES l-V- TYCCl4 lr VCV- activities: iv. baseball 2: var. activities: g,a.a. l,2,3,4: pep activities: pep club 2,3,4 TVGC 2 34: Pep Club 47 PSP baseball 3,4. club l,2,3,4: service club l,2, drama 4: sanctuary society 4 b nd l 2 3: block o . 3:11, sacristy club l: drama 2: choir 4: tennis 4. i.c.l. 2,3,4: awards: latin l,3: california state scholarship semifinalist. G? l STEPHEN BUTLER St. Anthony activities: track l,2: pep club l,2,3: drama 4: speech club 2,3,4. GREGORY CABRAL St, Lawrence O'Toole activities: baseball l ,2,3,4: pep club 2,3: sanctuary society l: block o 3,4: sec. rep. 3: basketball 2: c.s.f. l,2,3,4: awards: speech l: california state scholarship sernifinalist. FREDERICK CAMACHO St. Louis Bertrand activities: basketball 2: track li pep club 4: drama 3: choir 4: awards: typing 3, GARY CANDIDO St. Leander activities: baseball l,2: pep club l,2,3: drama 4: choir 4: student court iudge 4. ROBERT CANTY Corpus Christi activities: basketball 2,3,4: track l: pep club l: sanctuary society l,2,3,4: prep of the week: o'dowd christmas tour- ney all-star team: christmas tourney most valuable player: all league c,a.l.: j.v.'s all league cial: awards: state scholarship semifinalist. MARY ANN CAPURRO Assumption activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4: pep club l,2,3: math club 4: serv- ice club 4: sodality 4: sacristy ClUlD li g.a.a var. basketball 2,3,4: var. softball 2,3: drama 10 ,,i nf.. rw 'fi WAYNE CAPORUSSO LYNDA CARDIN ROBERT CARPANETO St Leander St. Joachim St. Leo acivities: pep club l,2,3,45 activities: pep club 35 math activities: library statf 4. c 35 i.c.l,2,3. club 35 service club i,2,3,45 sacristy club lg sodality 35 i.c.l. 2,3,4. MARY ANN CASTLE St. Louis Bertrand activities: pep club 'I,2,3,45 service club l,3,45 sacristy club 25 legion of mary 45 sodality 3,45 i.c.l. 2,3,4. VICTOR CEMBELLIN St. John activities: pep band 45 awards: typing 3. KATHLEEN CERRUTI Corpus Christi activities: g.a.a, 'I,2,3,45 drama 3,45 service club 1,35 sadality 1,35 legion of mary 4g sacristy club lg newspaper 3,45 c.s.f. l. SANDY CHRISTENSEN St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. 2,3,45 secre- taries' club 45 service club l,2, 35 sacristy club ly newspaper 45 drama 25 i.c.l. 2,35 awards: typing 45 shorthand 45 latin 2. JACQUELYN CLARK St. Paschal activities: pep club 1,25 sodal- ity 35 sacristy club 1. RICHARD CLAUSEN Assumption activities: pep club l,2,3,45 drama 45 sanctuary society 45 i.c.l. 2,3,45 choir5 awards: cali- fornia state semifinalist. A5 LOIS CASTERTON St. Leander activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,45 pep club 15 drama 45 sacristy club lg sodality 45 j.c,l. 2,3, 1 fi 79 24,5 -1. , l 1 rv Ab-v -vfv L '..i. an uv 6 v-I I cn Qt UD MICHAEL CONNELLY MARGARET CONNOLLY St. CIement's St. Lawrence O'TooLe octivities7 track 1,2,37 pep club activities: g.a.o. 17 sacristy l,2,37 drama 47 sanctuary so- club 17 legion of mary 1,2,3,47 ciety 2,37 choir. treasurer 4. if 1 7 1 , 7 X CAROL CORMIER St. Alphonsus activities: g.a.a, 1 club 17 drama 4. 51 , DANIEL COSTELLO St. Elizabeth ,37 sacristy activities: pep club 3,47 drama 2. PAULA COX St. John activities: g.a.a. 3,47 pep club 17 drama 3,47 math club 37 service club 1,3,47 sacristy club 17 sodalrty 47 c,s.f. 1,2,3,47 awards: state scholarship semi- finalist 4, ROBERT COX Corpus Christi activities: pep club l,2,37 i.c.l. 2,3,47 sanctuary society 1,2,37 choir 47 debate 17 awards: state scholarship 4. LYNNE CUMMINGS St. Joachim activities: g.a,c1. 12,37 pep club 47 math club 37 speech club 37 sodality 27 drama 27 i.C,l, 2,3,47 awards: latin 2,3, 47 scholarship 4. EDWARD CUROTTO Corpus Christi activitnes7 i.v, basketball 2,37 track I7 pep club 17 i,c.l. 2,37 choir 47 quaestor 37 block 0 47 yearbook 4. RICHARD DAUFEL Assumption activities: i,v. basketball 2,37 var. basketball 47 golf 3,47 pep club 17 i,c.l. 2,37 block o 4. EUGENE DESMIDT St. Cyril activities7 basketball 27 golf 3,47 pep club l,2,37 drama 47 sanctuary society 1,27 laoys' choir 4, t 7 1 A I CAROLYN DICKIESON St. Louis Bertrand activities: g.a.a. 1,25 pep club 1,2,3,4: drama 1,2,4: service club 3,4: sacristy club 1: so- dality 4. KEVIN DONAHUE St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: j.v. basketball var. basketball 3,47 drama 4: sanctuary society 4: block o society 3,4. MARIA DOPORTO Assumption activities: pep club g.a.a. 2,3,4: sodality 2,3: song girl 2: awards: typing 3,4. ANNE DORAN St. Cyril activities: g.a.a. 1,2,3,4: drama 3: pep club 253,45 sacristy club 1: sodality 2,3,4: var. volleyball 2: var. softball 2, manager 2: rally committee 3: student court iudge 4: awards: typing 4: g.a,a. 1,2,3. MICHAEL DRUM St, Leo activities: math club 4. JOHN DUEZABOU St. Paschal activities: pep club 4: choir 4. JAMES EGAN St. Leo activities: pep club 1,2,3,4: debate 1,2,3,4: c.s.f. 1,35 awards: n,f.l. 1,2,3,4: cal. state semitinalist 4. ..,,,.w....l...,...- - ., 12.31 CATHERINE DILGER St. Joachim activities: g.a.a. 1,2: service club 1,2,3,4: sacristy club 1,2, sodality 1,2,3,4: drama 1,27 sodality chairman 2: awards: latin 2, i.c.I. 2,3,4. 2: j.v. MARILYN DILGER JOHN DOMMES St. Joachim St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. 1,2: service activities: pep club 1 2 club 1,2,3,4: sacristy club 1,35 golf1,2,3,4: boys'choir 4 vice-prefect 1: sodality 1,2,3,A: i,c.l, 2,3,4: drama 1,2. 4 1 if if A C0 Y-I Q-L cn cn 6 1-I l an C! CID i li gl i - 1.' 1 i i 1 i THERESA EGGERS St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,45 pei club 45 math.club 35 speec club 2,35 service club l,2,3,4 sacristy club ly i.c,l, 2,3,4 drama l,25 rep. 45 vice presi- dent 25 c.s.f. 25 awards: -latin 'l,2. MARGARET ELTON St, Leander activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,45 pep club I5 sacristy club I5 i,v. basketball 25 volleyball 2,35 softball 25 j.c.l, 2,3. co f 5 f r 1 , i 1.1. cn uv v6 -I I us Qt U5 96 X f .ff SUZANNE EMERSON Assumption activities: g.a.a. 45 pep club 1,2,35 math club 35 service club lg sacristy club ly sodality 1,25 drama 25 j.c.l. 2,3,45 c.s.f. 25 awards: latin l,2,35 na- tional merit semifinalist5 calif. state semifinalist. W. RICHARD ESPICHA St. Bernard activities: basketball lg i.v. 25 var. 3,45 var, track 35 pep club ly i.c.l. 2,35 i.v. baseball 25 var, 2,3,45 praetor5 block o 2,3,4. MARY LEE ESSER St. Augustine activities: g.a.a. 3,45 pep club 35 drama club 45 service club 3,45 drama 4, LOUIS FARIA Assumption activities: pep club 35 drama Ap choir 45 awards: speech5 typing 4. JUDY FISHER St. John the Baptist activities: g.a.a. 1,25 service club 2,35 secretaries' club 45 sodality 1,25 drama lp awards: typing 3,4. PATRICK FLANAGAN Assumption activities: pep club 2,3,45 de- bate 1,2,3,45 sanctuary society Aj i.c.l. 2,3,45 choir 45 awards: speech 2. SHEILA FLANNIGAN St. Louis Bertrand activities: service club i,2,3,45 g.a.a, i,2,3,4: g.a,a. intra- mural manager 45 i.c.l. 2,35 sacristy club lg legion of mary 45 service club 2,3. JANICE FLORENCE All Saints' activities: g,a.a. 3,45 pep club l,2,3,45 drama 3,45 service club 45 sacristy club lg sodal- ity 3,45 i.c.I. officer 25 i.v. song girl 25 var. song girl 35 mega- phone club 2,35 rep. 35 ir. class vice president, student body vice president 45 year- bank R A CAROLE FOUDY Assumption activities: g.a.a. 3,4: sacristy club I: pep club i,2,3: math club 3,4: drama club l,2: i,v. cheerleader 2: c.s.f. 2,3,4: awards: french i,2,3: state scholarship semifinalist. MICHELE FUSCO Assumption ALICIA FOXWORTHY St. Christopher Episcopal Church activities: g.a.a, 3,4: i.c,l. 2. SHARON FREDRICH KELLY FRY All Saints' St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. 3: pep club activities: golf i,2,3,4 9 sacristy club I: so- club 2: awards: typing 4 T,2.3,4: dality 3: i.c.l. 2,3. activities: g,a.a. l,2,3,4: pep club i,2: i.c.l. 2,3: newspaper 4: rep. 1: awards: typing 3,4: latin l,2,3. HOWARD GALYEN St. Paschal activities: track I. LUIS GARCIA St. Leo activities: math club 4, DORINDA GEORGE Assumption activities: g.a.a. 1,2,3,4: pep club l,2,3: drama 3: service club l,2,3,4: sacristy club 1: sodality l,2,3,4: newspaper 3: c.s.f. MICHAEL GERVASONI St, Lawrence O'Toole activities: trash basketball: var. basketball 2,3,4: frosh base- ball I, var. baseball 2,3,A: track 'Ig awards: christmas all stars 2,3: all c.a.l. 3: east bay prep of the week 3,4 RAYMOND GIACONNE St, Felicitas activities: drama club 4: i.c.l. 2,3. riff: I , Za: , C0 1-A Y-L cn us 6 -I I m CZ CID uw 5 A 71 -fp 'Zigi A7 but v- , Ei . , 1- 'A A mo- ' i ,ff I f CATHERINE GIBBONS Corpus Christi activities: g.a,a. l,2,3,4, pep club 2,3, drama club 1,2,3,A, service club 1,2,3, sacristy club 1, sodality 2,3, debate society 1. 1- W I, -.+,'1f? 'fM f :gt 42 I f 4. V .-E-y,,,f 1 in DIANA GRIESE St. Cyril ,,,-, l l , X l Q . JOAN GUETTINGER KATHLEEN HAEFLE Assumption St. Louis Bertrand activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4, pep GCTlV1li9S: 9.0.0, lf2.-314: Pep club 2,3,A, sacristy dality 3,A, drama 4. -A '! 'KT Q73-1 'WP' ' -a club 1, so, band 1,2,3,4, sacristy club 1, sodality 3,4, awards: state scholarship sernitlrialist 4. JQSN ,fd E ,M . as .9- 1 ,Ma 1 mf ' activities, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, pep club 2,3,4, speech club 3, stu- dent council 1, service club 1,3,4, sacristy clula 1, drama 3,4. ROBERT HALL St. Margaret Mary activities: pep club 1, choir 4, c,s.f. 2,4. SANDRA HARSHAW St. John the Baptist activities, pep club 1,2,3, drama club 3, secretaries' club 4, sacristy club 1, sodality 2, PAUL HARVEY St. Leo activities: basketball 1,2,3, block a , i.c.l. 2,3, pep club 1, math club 2, i.c.l, officer 2, awards: state scholarship semifinalist A, latin 2. ANN HARVILIK St, Elizabeth activities, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, math club 3, sodality 3,4, i.v. vol- leyball l.c.l. 2,3, awards: latin 2, state scholarship semi-final- ist, BRYAN HAYES All Saints' MARY HEATH St. Cyril activities: secretaries' club 4, sacristy club l. -Av,.. :QC r M I il V JANET HIDALGO St, Leander activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4: pep club i,2,3,4: drama 1,3,4: sac- risty I: sodality A: var. bas- ketball 27 var. volleyball l,2: student court iudge 4: i.c.l. 2,3: newspaper 3, yearbook 4: awards: g.a.a. 1,2,3,4. SUSAN HEGLER St. John the Baptist activities: pep club 2,3: service club 3,4: sacristy 1: sodality 1. ,,. i, GREGORY HUNTER St. Jarlath activities: pep club 1,2: sanc- tuary society l,2. FREDERICK ILG Transfiguration activities: pep club i,2,3. BARBARA JACOB ST. Joachim activities: drama club T: sac- risty club 1: i.c.l, 2: i,c.l. of- ficer 2. PATRICK JAIXEN Sf. Louis Bertrand activities: pep club i,2,3,4: yearbook 4. DOREEN JANEIRO All Saints' activities: g.a,a. 2,3,-4: pep club l,2,3,4: service club 3,4: sacristy club I, sodality 3: i.c.l. 2,3: i.c.l. officer 2: mega- phone club 2,3,4: i.v. song girl 2,3: var. song girl 4, newspaper 3,4: awards: latin 2. MARIE JAOUINTA St. Paschal activities: pep club i,2,3,4: secretaries' club 4: sacristy club 1: awards: tvoina 3,41 f f ff ,I Q x .J t - 4' FRANCES HINDERS St. Leander activities: math club 3: service club 1, sacristy 1: avvarcls: c.s.f. l,2,4: latin l semifinalist. 1 1 ,2,3, s GARY HORA Corpus Christi activities: pep club 2,3,4. f-L 4 99 x..:g,-.-,.-:. -pf' I -,,, ,, -, ,Q .J , . ANTHONY .IIMENEZ CATHERINE JONES St. Louis Bertrand St. Paschal activities: basketball i,2,3,4i activities: drama club 1, sec- IDGS9bOIl l.2i3: GWGFCISI Oil retaries' club 4, service club I: c.a.l. i.v. 3. sacrtsty club l: sodality lg IOO C0 1 1-L cn an 'G 11 J: or 'JJ UD i.c,l. 2: awards: typing 3,47 shorthand 3,4. ffi ,fa- My ROBERT JONES KATHLEEN JURICH St. Bernard Sf- Cyril activities: g.a.a. 2,3,4: pep club l,2,3,4, drama 1,45 serv- activities: var. basketball 4g pep club i, iv basketball 2,3, awards: state scholarship semi- iC9 Cl'-lb 3,41 sodvlity 3,4: I-V' cheerleader 3, var. song girl 4: megaphone club 2,3,4. finalist. .v ,2W: ,WA DOUGLAS KALEN ' Corpus Christi activities: basketball 1: base: ball l,2,3,4: pep club l,4: i.c.l. 2,3, block o : choir 4, NEIL KENNEDY Corpus Christi activities: pep club 3,47 drama 4: debate l,2,3, sanctuary so- ciety l,2,3,4: choir 4: student body pres. 4, rep. 2, c.s,f. 3: i.c.l. 2,3,4: consul 35 awards: speech 2: Calif. state scholar- ship sernitinalist 4. Zim,- Aa- q . RICHARD KERR Assumption activities: speech club i,2,3,4, MICHAEL KIERAN Corpus Christi activities: basketball manager 2, baseball manager 4: drama 2,45 sanctuary society l,2,3,4: i.c.I, 2,3,4, awards: state scholarship semittnalist 4. DAVID KINCAID Our Lady at Lourdes activities: pep club l,2,3,4: drama 2,47 choir 4, f.c.l. 2,39 awards: state scholarship semis 6' finalist 4. 14' ff ' BARBARA KNOPP ia St, John - activities: g.a.a, l,2,3, pep club l,2,3,4: secretaries' club 4: service club 1,25 sacristy I l: sadality l,2,3: l.c.l. 2, , awards: shorthand 3, l ' Ar f 'q 'Sf ROBERT LARKIN MICHAEL LAVERY Corpus Christi Our Lady of Grace activities: pep Clwb l,2.4' activities: pep club 1,27 2: awards: typing 3. MICHAEL LEWIS St. Leander activities: pep club 2,3417 i.c.I. 2,3. SHARON LONG St, Anthony activities: 9-a.a. i,2,3,4: i.v, volleyball 3, pep club 2,3,4: drama i,2,3,4: secretaries' club 4: service club l,2,3,A: pres. 4: sacristy club 1: sodality i,2,3,A: rally commissioner 4: awards: shorthand 3,4: g,a.a. 1,3. JUDI LOTZ Our Lady of Grace activities: g.a.a. 2,3: pep club 2,3,A: var. volleyball 2: sac- risty club lg sodality 2. MAUREEN LYNCH St. Louis Bertrand activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4: pep club l,2,3,4: rnath club 3,4: service club i,2,3,4: sacristy club 1: legion of mary A7 so- dality 3,4g var. basketball 2: var. volleyball 2,3,A, softball 2,3, awards: latin i,2,3, calif, stare scholarship sernifinalist. RICHARD MADRID All Saints' CHARLES MAGENNIS St, Margaret Mary activities: speech club 'I,2,3,A: i.c,l.: awards: n.f.l. degree ol excellence. LINDA LEIGHTON St. Cyril activities: g.a.a. 1,25 pep club i,2,3,4: sacristy ly sadality 3 A: drama A. Ks BARRY LEMAY St. Louis Bertrand activities: track i,2,3: pep club l,2,4g sanctuary c.s,t. 2, awards: fren , 1 ' 52 .-,- , I i- 6114 3 .V Z? A , fi., I ' YL: f' .Q ,721 , 1 I t X , f 3 1, paw Wa. I y x i, , E '1 society 4: ch 2. IOI I 1 MARY MAGUIRE St. Felicitas activities, g.a.a. 2,3,4, pep club 2,3,4, math club 3, serv- ice club 1,2,3,4, sacristy club 1, sodality 1,2,3,-4, drama 2, i.c.l, 2,3, awards: latin 1,2, state scholarship semifinalist. J, 102 LAWRENCE MAHONEY KAREN MALONEY YSABEL MANLY St, Lawrence O'Taole Assumption Our Lady of Grace activities: pep club l,2,3,4, activities, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, pep activities: g.a.a. 3, pep club drama 2,3,4, speech 2,3,4, club 1,2,3,4, drama 1,2,3,4, 1,2,3,A, sacristy club 1, sodal ity 3 i cl 2 3 ,...,. JOHN MARONEY Assumption block o society 3,4. WILLIAM MATTHEWS St. Clement activities, track 1, pep club 2, sa nctua ry society 1,2,3, awards: speech 3, typing 3. FREDERICK MAYES St. John activities: baseball 1, pep club 1,2,3, 1.c.l.2,3, choir 4, MICHAEL MCCORMICK St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: pep club 2,3, i.c.l 2,3, newspaper 3,4. GERTRUDE MCCULLOCH St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4, var. basketball 1,2,3,4, var. volley- ball 2,3,4, var. softball 2,3,4, pep club 1,2,3,A, math club 3, g.a.a. vice president 3, pres. A, service club 1,4, sacristy club 1, legion of mary 4, so- dality 1,2,3,4, drama 2, sports editor 4, i.c.l. 2,3,4, c.s.f, 1,2, awards, latin 3, SALLY MCGILL All Saints' activities, pep club 2, secre- taries' club 4, service club 3, sacristy club 2, drama club 2, awards: ttmsfm 1 A activities: drama club 3,4, f 1- ...,- ,. NANCY McLEOD THOMAS McPARTLAND JANET McQUILLAN St. Paschal St. Lawrence O'Toole St. Paschal UCilVlTf952 9-0-CL lf2:3.42 PSP activities: drama 25 yearbook activities: g.a,a. l,2,35 service club l,Q,3,4: d VG mf! 3.4: 3,47 choral 45 i.c.l. 2,3,45 club 15 debate lp n.t.l. 'l SP9EClW ClUlJ 3: 50C l5fY ClUl3 li awards: latin 2,3,45 c.s.f. l,2, yearbook 45 awards: typing 45 sodality 3.4: VVGWSPUPSV 4: 3,115 state scholarship semi- shorthand 4, pep band 45 var. volleyball finQli51'4, 2: softball 25 c,s.t. 25 awards: g.a,a. l,2. KATHLEEN MEYER St. John the Baptist activities: g,a.a, l,2,35 secre- taries' club 45 sacristy club 1,25 sodality 1,25 awards: typ- ing 3,4, SHEILA MILLS Our Lady ot Grace activities: g.a,a. I,2,3,45 sac- risty club lg sodality l,2,35 i.c.l, 2,3,45 scriba 2,35 drama club l,2. JEAN MOCKABEE Corpus Christi activities: g.a.a. 1,35 pep club l,2,3,45 speech club lg secre- taries' club 45 service club 1, 2,35 newspaper 3,45 awards: typing 3,45 shorthand 3,4. EUGENE MOENICH Assumption activities: j.c.l, 2,3,4. AILEEN MONIZ Our Lady of Grace activities: g.a.a. l,3,45 pep club l,2,3,45 service club T5 sacristy club lg sodality 2,3,45 drama club l,4. SUZANNE MONTALI Corpus Christi activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,45 drama 3,45 sacristy club I5 sodality 1,35 newspaper 3. MICHAELA MENA St. Anthony activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,45 pep club 3,45 drama l,2,35 speech 35 service club 3,45 sacristy club ly legion at mary 2,3,45 i.c.l. 2,35 n.f,l, 2,35 legion ot mary treas. 35 pres, 45 awards: latin 25 state scholarship semi- finalist. no-ff ' f' fa lO3 2s, ,-.,. ,Ziff 1 FREDERICK MONTOYA KATHLEEN MOORE St, Louis Bertrand St. John activities: pep club 1,2,3, activities: g.a.a, 1,2,3, pep drama 4, awards, spanish 3,4. club 3, service club 3,4, i,c.l. Ja or U5 104 2,3, sodality 1,2,3,4, awards: latin 1, state semifirialist, na- tional merit semifinalist. RICHARD MOORE St. Theresa activities, pep club 2,3,4, speech club 1,2,3, megaphone club 4, i,c.l. 2,3,4, n.f.l. 2,3, var. cheerleader 4, rep. 1, class pres. 4, choir 4, c.s.f, i,2,3,4, awards: speech 1,2,3, latin 2, GL' -EW FREDERICK MORGIA St. Louis Bertrand activities, baseball 1, track l,2, pep club 1,2, drama 3,4, sanctuary society 4, choir 4. JANE MULLEN St. Cyril activities, g.a.a. 1,2,3,4, pep club 2,3,4, sacristy club 1, sodality 2,3,4, sadality treas. 3,4, drama club 1,2. RICHARD MURPHY activities, pep club 3,4, drama 4, speech 3, sanctuary society 4, var, cheerleader 4, student council sgt.-atrarrns, c.s.f. 3,4, awards, speech 3, state schol- arship semifinalist. EDWARD MURRAY Si. Perpetua activities, pep club 1,2,3,4, pep band 1,2,3,4, j.c.l. 2, awards: state scholarship semi- finalist. JAMES MURRAY St. Leander activities, baseball i,2,3, pep club 1,2,3, i.c.l. 2,3. ROBERT MYSLEWSKI Holy Ghost activities: i.v. baseball 2, pep club 3,4, i.c.l. 2,3,4, sanctuary society 4, choir 4, yearbook 4. KENNETH NAHM Assumption activities, pep club 2,3, i.c.l, 2,3. MARILYN NOHR JOHN NOURSE St. Paschal Our Lady of Lourdes activities: sacristy club 1. activities: drama club 47 speech JAMES O'HARE St. Paschal activities: pep club 2,3,47 27 awards: typing 3, LARRY OLSON St. John the Baptist activities: pep club 1,2,G7 bate 1,27 n.f.l. 1. JUDY O'MAl.lA St. Jarlath activities: g.a.a. 1,2,37 pep club 1,2,3,47 drama 1,2,3,47 .c.l. de- 27 sanctuary society 47 choir 4. secretaries' club 47 service club 27 sacristy club I7 newspaper 3,47 awards: typing 3,47 short- hand 3,4. GAY ONSTAD St. Paschal activities: pep club 1,2,3,47 secretaries' club 47 sodality 37 var. song girl 3,47 megaphone club 3,47 awards: typing 4. CHARLES ORMSBY St. Paschal activities: track 2,37 pep club 2,37 choir 4. SANDRA OTTIER St. Louis Bertrand activities: g.a.a. 1,2,3,47 pep club 1,2,37 secretaries' club 47 service club 3,47 sacristy club 17 sodality 37 i.c.l. 37 drama 27 j.v. volleyballg awards: typing 3,4. PATRICIA NUNES St. Louis Bertrand activities: pep club 1,27 drama club 27 secretaries' club 47 sacristy club 17 legion of mary 17 awards: typing 3,47 short- hand 3,4. :M .-U- ix X J.. t , KATHLEEN O'HARA Our Lady ot Lourdes activities: g.a.a. 2,3,47 pep club 2,3,47 drama 37 math club 37 service club 3,47 sodality 2,37 j.c.I. 2,347 mf. i,2,3,4, awards: latin 2,37 state schol- arship semitinalist 47 national merit 4. J: or CD U5 i ios ,Z -1 4 JUDY PADRNOS JOSEPH PARLETT St. Paschal St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4: pep activities: track l,2: pep club club 2,3,4: sacristy club lg SO- 1,25 choir 4: awards: typing 3. dality 2,3:. i.c.l. 2,3,4: awards: latin 3. J: an ua lO6 f f MARCIA PAUL Transfiguration activities: pep club l,2,3,4 sacristy club lg sodality 3,47 newspaper 4. Hu f .Ang W, , 'Wy 1 55 . gl 7, . 4.-If i I W. 1, M' ff' DOUGLAS PAULO St. Louis Bertrand activities: i,v. track. ALAN PEACOCK Assumption activities: baseball l,2,3: pep club 2,37 awards: typing. GEORGE PEKKARI St. Leander activities: baseball lj pep club 1,2,3g drama A: sanctuary so- ciety A, choir 4. JOHN PERRY St. Leander activities: track 2: pep club l 2,3,4: speech club 2.3: sanc- tuary society 2,3,4: i.v. cheer- leader 2,3: vor. cheerleader 4: choir 4: speech club l,2,3p awards: speech. STEVE PERRY St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: track l: j.c.l. 3: awards: typing. GARY PETERSON St. Cyril activities: baseball l,2,3,4: pep club 2,3: awards: typing. JOHN PETERSON St. Leander activities: pep club 2,3: drama SA: choir 4, c.s.f. 3, ffI2 - BRIDGET PRINCE St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: g.a,a. 1,25 pep club 1,2,35 service club lp sacristy club 15 var. song girl 45 mega- phone club Ap j.c.l. 2,35 drama 1. MICHAEL QUINLIVAN St. Anthony MARILYN PRUITT St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: g,a.a. 1,2,3,45 drama 45 service club 15 sacristy club lg var. volleyball 15 i.c.l. 2,3. activities: debate 1,2,35 sanc- tuary society 1,25 newspaper 3,45 awards: Calif. state schol- arship semifinalist, KATHLEEN RADOVAN St. Louis Bertrand activities: pep club 1,2,3,45 sacristy club 15 sodality 2,35 drama 1,2. JOANNE RAGO Assumption activities: g.a.a. 1,2,35 pep club 1,2,35 drama 35 sacristy club 15 spanish gazette 4. GERALD RASMUSSEN Assumption activities: s p e e c h club lj awards: speech 1. RONALD REDO All Saints' GARY REEDER St. Joachim activities: pep club 1,2,3,45 c.s.f, 15 awards: spanish 35 calif. state scholarship semi- finalist. ROSS PRUSINOVSKI RICHARD PUCCINI St. Paschal St. Theresa activities: track 1,2,3,45 pep activities: pep club 4. club 2,35 drama 45 block 0 society 2,3,A5 i.c.l. 2,35 choir 45 section rep. 4, C0 Ill SS A I S- I I2 S I VIRGINIA RENKO St. Leander ANN REYMANN St. Louis Bertrand '1 activities: g.a.a. I: pep club activities: g.a.a. I, pep club I,2, service club I,2, secre- I,2,3,4: drama 3,4, sacristy shorthand 3. IO8 taries' club 4, sacristy club 1,27 club I: sodality I 2 3 4, i.c.l. drama 3, awards: typing 3,4: 2,3,4: i.v. song girl 3: var. song girl 4, rnegaphone club 3,47 rep. 3.4. H, I P ly, I PATRICK RILEY Corpus Christi activities: i.v. basketball 2,3 var. basketball 4: pep club I speech club 2,3, i.c,l. 2,3,4 consul 4, c.s.f. l,2,3,4, awards speech 2: latin 2. if , 1. fit 'ZX zu L i :ai 2 1 flllf 11 A I l i KENNETH RIVARD Corpus Christi activities: baseball 2,3,4, track I,3, sanctuary society 4, class pres. 2: rep. 4. KATHLEEN ROBERTS St. John the Baptist activities: g.a.a. I: service club l,2,3,4, drama 2: sacristy club I: awards: service club I. MAUREEN ROCHE St. John the Baptist activities: g,a,a. I,2,3,4, i.v. volleyball I, pep club l,2,3,4: service club I,2,3,4: sacristy I: sodality 1,27 i.c.l. 2,3. RICHARD RODGERS St. Alphonsus Liguori activities: track I,2,3, i.c.l. 2,31 block o 2,3,4. MARIO RODRIGUEZ St. Leander activities: pep club I,2,3,4. JANET ROGERS St. Cyril activities: g.a.a. 'l,2,3,4: pep club 2,35 service club I: i.v. volleyball I,2. MARCELLA ROMERO Assumption activities: pep club 'l,2,3: sa- cristy club I, secretaries' club 4: awards: typing 3,4. JOHN RUST CAROLE SAAKE LINDA SCHAUB Assumption Our Lady at Grace St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: track l,2,3,47 pep activities: g,a.a. 3,47 pep club activities: g.a.a. 47 sacris club 2,3,47 drama 47 sanctuary 1,27 drama 47 service club I7 club l. society 47 block o society 2,3,-'17 choir 47 newspaper 4. SUSAN SIRI'-IALL ST. Cyril sacristy club 17 sodality 37 ral 4. activities: g,a.a. i,2,3,47 pep club l,3,47 service club l,2,3, 47 sacristy club I7 sodality 37 g.a.a. cheerleader 3. CHRISTINA SMITH Assumption activities: g.a.a. 2,37 pep club 2,37 secretaries' club 47 serv- ice club I,2,37 sacristy club I7 sodality 27 i.c.I. 27 awards: typing 3,47 secretaries 4. MARGARET SONNTAG St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: g.a.a, i,2,3,47 pep club l,2,37 sacristy club 17 c.s.f. 2. ANTHONY SOUZA St. Louis Bertrand activities: track l,2,37 block o 2,3. GEORGE SPIELVOGEI. St. Paschal activities: basketball 1,27 track I,2,3,47 pep club 3,47 awards: typing 3. JEANNE SPIELVOGEL St. Paschal activities: g.a.a. I,3,47 math club 37 service club I,2,3,47 sacristy club7 sodality 2,37 i.c.l. 2,3,47 scriba 27 drama 1,27 newspaper 3,47 awards: c.s.f. 27 latin 27 state scholarship sernitinalist. ly commission 47 newspaper il' l 1 17' lf ! JUDY SCHIAVENZA Assumption activities: g.a.a, I,2,37 base- ball 27 pep club l,2,3,47 drama I ,2,3,47 secretaries' club 47 sacristy club i7 i.c.l, 2,37 service club I7 yearbook 4. 7 C0 an cn v6 -I I cn Qt LD CID IO9 ti nik X -. x :W-s., , X I n 4 Q ' 740 :xi gf V,..q hh-Ns N , X li fi -' - 4 'rdf-if DENISE STALEY Saint Felicitas activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4, i.v. volleyball l,2, var. volleyball 2, captain 2, i.c.l. 2, sacristy club I, service club l,2, awards: g,a.a. 2, secretaries' club 4, typing 4. JEANNE STEPHENS St. John the Baptist activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4, pep club 3,4, service club l,2, sac- risty club i,2, sodality I,2,3,4, i.c.l. 2,3,4, drama I,2, sodal- ity vice-prefect 2,3, c.s.t. 3, awards: state scholarship semi- finalist. KW! . 'HZ7,. u ' f s f , 5 1 io , .ik y 1 RICHARD STONE JULIE STUPEY St. Theresa Transfiguration activities: i.c.l. 2,3, awards: activities: g.a.a. 3, sacristy typing 4, latin i. club i, awards: c.s.f. I,2. PAUL SUTER activities: i,v. basketball 2,3, var, basketball 4, golf 3,4, speech l,2,3, sanctuary society 1,2,3,4, i.c.l. 2,3,4, block o 3, rep. 1, c.s.t. l,2,3,4, awards: speech l,2,3, latin 2, 3, n.f.l. 2,3. PAMELA THOMPSON Assumption activities: secretaries' club 4, service club 2, sodality 2. KAREN THORLAND St. Lawrence O'Toole activities: pep club l,2, drama 3, speech 2,3, service club 4, sacristy club l, pres, I, news- paper 3,4, awards: speech 2,3, state scholarship semifinalist. SONDRA THORNALLY Corpus Christi activities: g.a.a. l,2,3,4, pep club I,2,3,4, drama 2,3, speech 2,3, service club l,2,3, 4, sacristy club I, spanish pa- per 3,4, vice president 4, n.t.l. 4, newspaper 2,3,4, c.s,f. l,2, awards: n.f.l. 4, state schol- arship semifinalist 4. JOSEFA TOZER activities: g.a.a. I,2,3,4, math club 3, debate society l,2,3,4, service club 1, sacristy club 1, sodality 3, i.c.l. 2,3,4, praetor 2, c,s.f. l,2,3,4, awards: n.f.l. degrees 'l,2,3, latin 2,3, speech l,2,4, debate 2,4, state scholarship semi- finalist 4. DOLORES TRINDADE St. Paschal activities: drama 4, speech 3, service club 1,2,3,4, secretar- ies' club 4, pres. 4, sacristy club 1, sodality I,2,3,4, stu- dent council sec. 4, awards: shnrrhm-:A '1 4, -..-:-. A , ,, I MARSHA TWISS All Saints' activities: pep club l,2,3,4: drama l,3,4: secretaries 4: y.c.l. 2,3: :.v. sang girl 3, megaphone club 3: awards: typing 4: shorthand 3,4. LEROY VOTTO St. Benedicfs activities: i.c.l. 2,3,4: c.s.f. 2: awards: latin 2. LINDA WALTJEN Assumption activities: g.a.a. 3: drama 3,4: secretaries' club 4: musical 2: yearbook 4: awards: typing 4, shorthand 4. GEORGE WATTERS Assumption activities: i,v. track 2: var. track 3: pep club 3,4: drama l 3,4: i.c.l. officer 2,3: class l pres, 3: choir 4: block 0 ROBERT WILSON St. Louis Bertrand activities: basketball i,2: track 1.2: pep club l,2,3,4: speech club i,2,3: class pres. I. AGNES WINKLER activities: g.a.a. i,2: ma club 3: sacristy club I: sodality 2,3,4: speech 3. ROBERT YOLLAND St. Louis Bertrand activities: pep club 'l,2,3,4: choir 4. LORRAINE ULLO St. Paschal activities: g,a.a club i: i.c.l. 2 latin i,2,3. 3 ' t th . 4: sacristy PAUL VASSAR St. Theresa activities: pep club l,2,3,4: drama 4: speech i,2,3: c.s.f. 2: sanctuary society i,2: i.c.l. 2,3,4: newspaper 3: rally com- mittee 4: rally commissioner 4: awards: bank of america math and science: n,f.l. i,2,3: speech i,2. Qian GINA VECCHIARELLI Assumption activities: g.a.a. i,2,3,4: pep club l,2,3,4: drama l,3: sac risty club ig i.c.l. 2,3: g.a.a rep. 4: awards: typing: g.a.a i,3. ,l 4 , 4 1 CL, Ffh 1 H57 ' E :-, 1 'fi l 'f .7 G ,. :w,i,q '-i ua cn 6 n-I I cn 2 Q9 U5 111 KW I.- ANNE-MARIE ZABEL ANTHONY ZORICH Tronsfigurotion Sr. Lawrence O'Toole activities: g,a.o. l,35 23,41 service club l,3,4, sac- risty club lg sodality 3. pep club 45,2 JOE ZOTTER Our Lady of Lourdes activities: csf lg boys' choir 4, i.v. track 1, sanctuary society 1,115 drama 4. MICHAEL I-IouLII-IAN an ' ST. Paschal ' ' '1 1' activities: track 1,25 pep club 1 mb, 53 1,25 speech club l,2,35 fn' if ' fl awards: speech l,2p biology I ' science fair lst place. L MICHAEL MORRIS ' St, Louis Bertrand ' activities: track l,2,3,4p pep club l,2,3,4g jcl 2,37 block O . . , W , .,.., J 'I fi I society. ' I 4511415 ff ' ... Ir -I . 1:5,.cf--,1,-:.7,,.,,gq . 4 Y ff? X I BOSCACCI, JAMES St. Jarlath basketball 1, i.v. basketball 29 varsity basketball 3, awards: san leandro morning news prep of week 35 east bay sportsmanship award. .fi 4 f 4 Q .1-' g. gf ? SENIOR COmm6I1C6lTl6l1II ACUVIUES DICFIIC Semon Ball Baccalauxzeat Bneakfast GRAOUAUIOH G mass .v' , 4, KX 1 1 L I Y wr I .,-I , 1 - 1 1 1 5 I i K Senior Senior oct of Mcuree crowns Mother. Student SDIRIIUAI ITIGITIOIQIGS 5 2 5 Z 1' 53, 7 Blessed + W' M 'T ff' ,fm '51 'df Y , .' ,. 1 - f , 7 . , 'f. ff if ' s 'H ses?-?!e1gMffw ziuvr fe W' 1 ' 1 ,Y 'fl -1 ' . :'-'tg , - ij N .5 , J fl ' .iff , K.--x - .J X 1 '.4. , 1 n-' 9' , p H, rf' . M, f Q .PQ e ., f'f' '1 FWS Here it is-Mr. John Chesney-shall I knock? How do you do! I'm Donna Lucio from Brazil-where the nufs come from. Donna Lucio, will you be my liTTle flowereT? 'I hove consented to the betrorhol of my niece To Mr, Charles All ow me, gentlemen! Wylflfomf' I 1 LL.l:1f,'ZZ2..2,k,z ini L 11 X I.- z 'l'gll' .-1 ' Onama Reveals Stuoents talents im' i- fx, A ' wan? V t . I . ' Developing their talents, students de lighted pcirents ond friends with produc tion filled with fun, humor, and cill Ground enjoyment. How can I oct like o lody with my trousers on? HTIPSY! Like this? aw Q - , - ,J-, f-- H.,--ff--e . ff. G,'7Tfi'q,'U ' ' i af. 4- .Ai N - ,af q.4,1..,i f , , , , Qrfffzf 7 , f , ,V ,,f.f,:5?,ymg ,f-, , . rm We resign to FATHER BRAD- SHAW oil claims To Chorleys Aunt' SENIOR BOX SOCIAI ,,o' fm. f rf -M'---:gi fr 5. ' Q. of 1, r N I - 5 , , 19 e xo X C1 N -r P, r J, 1 , Groups of seniors contribute The food, fun, cmd merrimemr hod of This yeor's Senior Box Sociol-one of The most memorable evems in The life of every senior closs member. ,. 'Fw 'if ' 3,12 ' ' :,. .14 fn- H' ?f?f'i:541 4 c '- 1: - fa 4, r ,,,- ,,,,.,f ,V 79,10 ' L Q.- 1 -N. 1 J' -57 Z3 ff' 4 ,A 4.41 , .JZ ,. I 4 fu 4- , , -,,.4,4gg I: 1 , -' :hi , I gglawwf- . 4 'Q ,M -4- -'ii ,-vhs .0 I u I. f Q' 1 4,v,f ?ff - V ra., w . 1.124 n ,V 7. Q f, .1f,,' -. -,3 ,I , .v ,, 5 'usp , 42 F f ,. ,, if V .1 ' Ht aw' .' 'lv ,- I Qin? na 5? 5 ff? ,G ,' , 'L f fl-49 .ef W 4 1. !7' 4 v , K ,, T C meoieval majesty Color, enchantment, historic set- ting and beautiful music make Medieval Majesty a night that will linger long in the memories of the Class ot 1964, The glorious evening began with the traditional colcetail party in The cafeteria annex, followed by music and dancing in the atmosphere of medievalism. The evening conclud- ed with a dinner served in the blue and gold lighted annex. M 1 Kia Vi S X ,XWZQQ I -ZZ.-oh' ' I in Monsignor Dono nan ad- Qnacuatlon dresses the students during the ceremonies of the day. CAV The great day be- gins with a great act. The Holy Sacrifice is offered in thanksgiving for the graces, bless- ings, and success ofthe four years at Bishop 0,Dowd. Parents and gradu- ates enjoy a delicious breakfast in the cafe- teria. The graduation cere- mony begins with the. proeessional. NW! Q! Qnaouatron All se? and in our places f ffffflf . , ,jig.1Z17 i f X ,ff , f, - as 4!Q,f 1 , fp! if .V-lv! !! X ff ' f Tag 'ff 'W f f 1 gm JJ J 'pews-sec' 2 y , ZQ,v,3?'w ' ,., zfwla: wffvikswbxmf ,. 'UI gm 'QFVQ' R ell. U 1 l i 3 I 1, Farlwer Keaveney presided over the graduation exercises, while Monsignor Donovan, Archdio- cesan Direcfor of Education and Principal of B i s ln o p O'Dowd High School, presenfed diplomas To the Class of 1963. X , Monsignor Pearse Donovan presents Jim Boscacci wlih his well earned diploma SDORIZS Dep Banc Cheer: leaoens Basketsall Iinack Baselsall Iienms G0lF peace . . . that Comes when fm Basketball, track, baseball, tennis, golf, all call Bishop 0,Dowd's young athletes who are determined to l-seep the Dragon on top. High school is a place to learn, and the students of Bishop 0'Dowd know that the lessons of self determination and accomplish- ment, taught through competi- tion with a tough team, are lessons learned for life. The spirit at pep rallies, the at- tendance at games, show how well the students have learned that scholastic achievement and athletic accomplishment are vitally necessary compo- nents of the whole man. 125 BLOCK O Top Row, L. To R.. B. Pullman Houps, D. Poulior, R. Dou Spielvogel, R. Prusnnovskl, D. Kolen M. Boelk, K, Ruvord, P. Su Broduck, M. Andrew, E, Curorro Rust. Boffom Row: B. Turner Conry, S. Drefrich, G, Au us? Peterson, M. Moms, G. Bn Espwclwo, B. Bonfueld, VV. Ogle Gervosoni, G. Cobrol. SONG GIRLS K. Jurlclw, D. Dornmes, B. Prince, A. Reymcmn, M. Arcorvln, L., D. Jcnnero, C, Stern, G. Onslod. CHEEPLEADEPS L. lo P- D Long' P Ferrf:irr1,C. Schrniclt l26 ...X ,LJ YW 'sz -ff CHEERLEADERS o R.: R. Moore, M. Murpl'1y,J. Perry, C. Bellows. 4 7 '7 ' f ,,, ,- ,.r SONG GIRLS L, lo Rn J. Alberts, J. Rotto, A, Sims, D. Smith, K. DeVoe, Gonsolves, M, Longensfenn, P. Sequeiro. 11' pw North Beach comes ro O'Dowd, Steve Befvcher, Charles Bellows, Rich Murph and Karen Maloney enlerlaln or a roll W .-. lf' 7 df .f :A A ,g V 5 , , , af: ' ff ja? A 21151, jg K 8 7 .Z 1 ' Y The Pep Band provides music and sprrit for The rallies and games. Polly Commrssroners Sharon Long Steve Betlcher Paul Vassar vi -i 155, 42' ,tl 1 il f- 4 ' fa 128 A125111 BASKETBALL U D 129 MEN.. Bob Caniy: Teams leading reloounder. Displayed fine hoardworl' and was in- strumental in Dragon offense. Placed high in CAL scoring, Awards: Christmas TourneyfMost Valuable Player All CAL l2nd teaml East Bay Prep of Weelr Morning News Prep of Weelf Mike Gervasoni: One of The best guards in California, was of All-American stature despite injury. Can do everything and do if well. Awards: The New World AllAAmerican l2nd teaml Parade All'American lzith teaml Catholic All-American l2nd teami Gridley Tourney-Most Valuable Player Prep oT Week lEast Bayl Morning News Prep of Week All East Bay list Teaml All CAL lspecial recognitionl All Northern California llst teaml All Metropolitan l1st fearnl Player of Year lAll Metropolitanl SUN C330 VARSITY BASKETBALL Posting a commendable 29-7 record, this year's varsity was hampered in not having The services of an All-American guard, Mike Gervasoni, in mid- season. ATTer a perfect 17-O pre-season, The O'Dowd power- house went on To win The Christ- mas Tournament. The Dragons placed Third in round-robin play and registered a 1-1 mark inthe CAL playoTTs and capped This highly successful season with a second place Tinish in The Grid- ley Tournament. Dan Bailey- ment play. the season to replace, Awards: Was exceptional in Tourna- Picked up slack throughout when needed. Will be hard Christmas Tourney All Star Gridley Tourney All Star All-CAL Honorable Mention 9 Q 223.4 X! V. v 'J 0.556 Ov 22 31 0 ,gh f Free' it A . 1. , 5' ,i I . H RICH ESPICHA: Most inspira- tional and dedicated player. Contributions to the team were unlimited. Awards: Morning News Prep of the Week. X by 1, X Wap . X 5 A I ff , r fl . f if RICH DAUFEI.: Excels with the iumper from 20 foot range. Helped out in critical spots this year with clutch playing. eo. . o . f'-iii. X y,N...,,a Q BOB JONES: Has strength and hustle, and is a rugged re- bounder. Favors iump shot from side. DAVE POULIOT: Shows shades of All-American calibre, great iumping and scoring ability. Awards: Morning News Prep of the Week, Christmas Tourney All Star. A ,noun M I 1-, ...ff KEVIN DONAHUE: Aggressive boardsman, very good defen- sively. Iniury hampered him from having outstanding sea- son. I l ETTTQV. F .Pfg L Y 'S l PAT RILEY: Excellent ball han- dler and team player. Good shot from the outside. GREG AUGUST: Has excellent speed, better than average playmaking ability, stimulates team spirit. ...li , I Wag-TL'r,.l lj f J' it ef til PAUL SUTER: Good defense, displays great hustle. Excels with the 25 foot set shot. 5 I 0001A J E! 'ow elf' f S7 gi, I. BOB PRICE: Steady guard with hustle and great potential. One of the keys to next year's squad. , , ,f .psi K 'Irv f ,-143 4 as M any zz I H 'ii WWE. if I s N 1 H Q4 ,EQ 0 'E ,iff M Q S, V1 ,ffwf -N If 51 7 , .f N 1 . , ai 'N -f C.A.L. PLAYOFFS Once again O'Dowd fell To ST. Mary's, This Time by a score of 61-51. The Drag- ons never really could puf TogeTher much of an offense as They kepT close To The busfling Panfhers unTil a 4Th auarTer ouf- bursT broughf The margin To 10 poinfs. Mike Gervasoni was high O'Dowd scorer wiTh 22 poinTs. Bob Canfy followed wiTh 15. On The following day The Dragons whipped The Bells 44-41 in a consolafion ronTesT. post Season GRIDLEY TOURNEY The Bishop O'Dowd Dragons displayed The brand of ball Thaf carried Them Through The pre-season undefedfed by Turning back Albany High 72-56, wiTh Mike Gervasoni hiTTing consisfenf- ly from The oufside for 31 poinTs, and Rich Espicha and Dan Bailey following wiTh 11 poinfs. The deciding facfor, however, was The board work of Bob Canfy, Kevin Donahue and Dave Pouliof. ODowd ............. 19 16 14 23-72 Albany .,..... .. .,,..., 14 14 8 20 - 56 O'Dowd moved once again To The finals, and once again iT was O'Dowd's poTenT offense and Kevin Dor1ahue's work on The boards which cuT down The Tall and rugged MonTgomery Vikings 60-48. O'Dowd placed four men in double figures, wiTh Dan Bailey, Bob CanTy, Mike Gervasoni and Dave Pouliof gafhering 17, 14, 13, and 1O poinfs respecTively. ODowd . . ......,. . 17 13 10 20- 60 Montgomery . .. . . . 12 9 12 15'--48 Lacking The board sTrengTh which was prevalenf The previ- ous Two nighfs, The Dragons fell To Harry Ells 67-60. Again re- ceiving The balanced scoring aTTack ThaT.led Them To The finals, The Dragons could noT keep up wiTh The Eagles, who came roar- ing back in The second half afTer being down by nine aT The infermission. O'Dowd again placed four men in The double fig- ures, wiTh Mike Gervasoni ripping The neTs for 19. Harry Ells. ,,,..,. .. . 13 14 17 25 - 69 O'Dowd . ,,., . . 12 24 7 17 - 60 O'Dowd G F P Bailey . . . 1 O-O 1 ACTION AT GRIDLEY Camy I V - - A I I-1 1 Donahue . .. O O-O O ODOWCT G F P T Pouliof 2 o-1 1 Boilev -- -- 1 1-3 L I2 Augusf .., ,.. o O-2 1 gonlwr ' Z go E 6 Gervasoni . .13 9-11 O ou io - i - - Espicha . ... 2 O-1 3 4 1 - A August .. O 1-2 O 1 17 lOl5 Gervasoni . , 7 8-8 O 22 Beilcrmine G F p - l -4 - Honson ........ 2 2-2 1 20 11-16 12 51 O'Conriell . ... 1 O-O 1 l M'lI .,.. . . . 5 -O 3 si. Mofyw, G F P T X Dgmegsey A lf-2 I McConnell' . .6 4-6 O 16 White 4 2 3 4 Cqgey . 3 l-1 2 7 .,.. . ,. - Camry I V O Ono O O Sheehan . ..... 2 O-0 2 .- Kellum . 9 3-7 2 21 1 - Truflllo 4 2-2 4 IO 18 5-7 12 41 Wonlm O O-O 1 0 obowd . ., . 5 14 17 a-4 JClf'f l50V1 3 3 E Bellarmine ... 5 16 7 13-4 Guillory . - O Dowd 10 10 11 20-51 ST. Maryls 12 14 12 23-61 32 if ,. rm I 1. ,WM 5' ll: l . lg Q 1 l r L. To R.: M. Zabriskie, A. Musanfe, W. Edwards, E. Traille, J. Peverson, D. Johnson, K. ElsTon, R. R. Mcrrinez, R. McDonnell. Botiamz T. Cummings, Mr. Ayerbuck, T, Newell. The Junior VarsiTy, under The experT TuTelcige of Mr. Averbuck, compiled a 27-3 record and cilong vviTh iT The CAL championship, VViTh impressive board sTrengTh and a poTenT offense The J.V,'s roored To ci 15-1 pre-season mark. They Then wenT on To nob Their second sTrc1ighT CAL flag, Thus supply- ing This year's varsiTy wiTh some much needed fuTure prospecTs, Mr, Aver- buck should be highly commended. 1 L. Cer 1. .- '-xi , 5 N. ' ,zz ,. 'a,n Q71-,511 4 1.1 ', 43 'r'? fQ ff- I ff 'yfgmf ,ffl X' W ,C 'Z -i f : 'W 1:9 f . 'P' -' gif.: I Z ALL-CAL SELECTIONS T, -II. 1' kI,....,.ll Fi IAIH.-.rn SCORES Junion Vaizslty Pre-season 's League fl af f Opponems Foculfy 71 Hogan 26 El Cerriro 32 Arroyo 31 Galileo 20 Encinal 39 ST. Ignafius 40 Fremom 55 San Ramon 39 DeAnza 21 EI Camino 40 Amador 30 Tennyson 38 Monterey 30 ST, Mary's 39 Bellarmine 41 ST. Elizal3eTh 36 Riordan 31 ST. Francis 26 ST. Joseph 15 Serra 40 St. Mary's 39 Bellarmine 40 ST. ElizabeTh 47 Riordan 31 .SL Froncis 35 ST. Joseph 24 Serra 44 Frosh, L to R: Ken Thomas Terry Adami, Jim Connelly, Daryl WeTherbee Bob Rice, Ja Nelson, Tom . . , , y Sheridan, Randy Powers, Rich Samson, Bill Correia, Ed DeCoiTe, Ken Bailey. The Tufure baske-Tball picTure aT O'Dowd looks brighT as The '63 Frosh rolled To a gliTTe-ring 25-5 recorcl. In his iniTial year aT The helm, Mr. PaT Riley led his squad To a TirsT place finish in The Salesian Tournament wiTh Daryl VVeTherbee and Tom Sheridan placing on The All-Tourney Team. In The BancroTT Tourney The O'Dowd Frosh placed second, CongraTulaTions are extended To Mr. Riley and The Team on a fine season. l20'S-llO'S l2O's IL llO's, L. To RJ Mike RaTTo, Mike Shannon, Rich Samson, Daryl Wetherbee, Randy Powers, Bob McDonell, Wolf Edwards, Bob Rice, Ken Elsron, Wayne Bioncalona, Bill Jarvis, Ken Bailey, Ken Thomas, Bill Correia, Alan Truox, Terry Adarni, Ed DeCoiTe, Mike Huppert, enl' T3 29 41 31 36 27 29 18 24 40 33 35 27 23 29 25 15 38 25 24 29 27 38 26 33 28 32 30 39 32 .u..AI..,f1..,..77m fn- .l . l ff: truck ansrty 1963 The New Look -this was the call that could best describe renovation undergone by the 1963 Bishop O'Dowd track picture. Contributing to this renaissance was the addition of our fine track, the introduction of the new tri-coaching system, and of course, a vastly im- proved team. Throughout the entire season our athletes showed intense desire which was exemplified by the many sterling performances by the cinder man. This year's squad, led by Mr. Averbuck, Mr. Grazzini and Father Keaveny, finished the year creditobly with many individual standouts, Mr. Averbuck's sprinters, although plagued by iniu- ries all season long, need not be rated as O'Dowd's weak point, O'Dowd seldom failed to place high in these short dashes. Tim Dennis, along with Steve Bett- valuable points in the century and 220, lglesias, a greatly improved sophomore, 440 in the low, 5O's. Another improved Bill Sullivan, who, along with Jerry Brito, cher, gained while Mario churned the sprinter was capped his share of first places in the high and low hurdles respectively. Father Keaveny, a student of scientific training, took over our distance men and soon found out that the old formulas of ability plus desire are always best. One can remember going over the results of the meets many times and seeing an O'Dowd sweep in the mile by Larry l-laups, Mike Morris and Terry Turner, three hard-working men who deserve any accolade heaped upon them. Also worthy of praise are Warren Ogle and Bob Banfield who merited praise for their performances in the half mile. A very strong point in the O'Dawd track machine is Mr. Grazzini's field event men. A great portion of O'Dowd's score came from these men. Leading the pack was muscle bound Capt. Ross Prusinovski who on sheer determination broke the school record in the shot put, a feat he was destined to achieve since his sophomore year. Jim Alves also showed great promise in the weight events. Rich Schwarz, a iunior, surpassed a record by vaulting to unbelievable heights while fighting off in- iury. George Spievogel ond John Malcom provided a 1-2 punch in the high lump while Steve Bettcher, Joe Abrille and Bill Sullivan leaped to placing distances in the broad iump. In the discus, Prusinovski, Tim McNa- mara and an improved John Rust heaved the disc with determination and high scoring distance. L. to R.: B. Sullivan, W. Ogle, T. Dennis, M. Iglesias, J. Dean, S. Bettcher, J. Abrille, J. Brito. tn L. to R.: T. Turner, M. Morris, W, Ogle, L. l-loups, B. Banfield. M-if N na .u ' 7,1-2.2: 1 ,. ff lx ,. :fl l at 13- L. to R., standing: T. McNamara, J. Rust, R. Prusinovski, S. Bettcher, J. Abrille R. Schwarz. Kneeling: J. Alves, G. Spielvogel, J. Dean. I nvn rar? -m 2 if. re ARSITZ tnack O'Dowd 60 . 59 . 43 . 71 . 28 . 46 V7 . . 62 . 54V,., Ik 54. 66. Opponent Son Lorenzo Son Leandro Son Ramon C. S. D. 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'1 , - ' ,.4fE?5q-:E f ,,, 9 yi. if Q! 4 I 1 5 . , A , ,- x v ' - 'ln YT? i ,H 7 '5fV1:.'l4ru-1. .,fP2:4,.ff,,. ,GZ-.-4, 1, V fi-,iff . 'Smack O'Dowd Opponent 48713. .. Son Lorenzo 64 V3 72 V, , ,Son Leandro 39713 38 . , San Ramon 70 73 . , .C S. D. 35 31 . . . .Fremonr 64 53 V, . . . Bellormnne 54 V2 52 21, ,.... Solesion 54 VJ 86 . . , .Serra 46 . . .Woodside 8 46 . ,. .Riordon 67 59 . . . Polmo 52 2 fb ,,.I'fV My io any . .X AQ, 'llam- tnack 1963 junioia aizsit ln the field events a couple of Freshmen proved Themselves with impressive perform- ances. Art Vanderbyle was starring in the shotput while Don Pouliat was spinning the discus to good distances. In the pole vault, a Sophomore, Joe Reymann, was earning meet points, while Bill Jarvis was leaping over the bar to add to O'Dowd's total. Special recognition should go to Steve Maher, who contributed greatly to the O'Dowd cause by displaying his all around ability on the Dragon B team. Steve corn- peted and did well in the hurdles, sprints, the pole vault, the broad lump, and the re- lay. Through the whole year Steve packed up a total of 80 points to lead the B track- men. ln the distance runs Father Keaveny again came through with a gem in Freshman Paul Garcia. Starting out the season as an aver- age runner he finished off the campaign in extraordinary style as he broke the school record twice in the 1320. Only a Freshman, much is expected of him in the coming years. The sprinters were paced by speedy Soph Mike Shannon, who dashed to praiseworthy finishes in the 75. Others who contributed to point totals in the sprints were Denis Praske, Ed Peterson, Ron Leon, and Ed DeCoite. T38 The New Look did not stop at the varsity level. These performances were carried over to a fine group of B division athletes, who formed a well bal- anced team with many individual standouts. Led again by the triple coaching system these Juniors came out with a creditable season exemplary of in- tense desire and long hours of concentrated practice. Field Events, Standing: R. Siegfried, J. Wilson, W. Correia, R. Powers, W ar vis, R. Martinez, H. Friedman, F. Velarde. Kneeling. A. Gerace, Mgr., J. e man, D. Pouliat, D. Dranga, A. Vanderbyle, S. Maher. Distance, Standing: Huppert, Mgr., J. Rose, D. Praske, J. Wurtz. Bottom T Oery, J. Tompkins, P. Garcia, J. Moyle. A fb- rm l , 5 ..-. vw .M C: , 6- 3 'ss Sprinters, Standing: R. Tabel, S. Maher, R. Siegfried, J. Cantalano, Mgr. Par rish. Bottom. R. Leon, M. Shannon, E. DeCoite, B. Baxter. 'WP -im .gm nv' I . l i H 9 IJ , 1963 Cnoss Countny ii?- xx. .Q-.1-M. ,4-51 .. , EE -,A . hh...- L. To R.: Mike Morris, Terry Turner, Lorry Houps, Warren Ogle, Bob Bonfield. L. fo R.: John Ccnovci, Jim Rose, John Tompkins, Jim Moyle, Paul Garcia ansity BASGBAU ATTer Turning in a Tine 6-4 pre-season mark The O'Dowd Dragons prepared To embark on Their quesT Tor The CAL Tlag. Ripping Through The TirsT round The Dragon glovemen had posT- ed a 4-1 record and a firm hold on TirsT place. The re- mainder of The season how- ever proved To be a mere vicTory in 5 conTesTs To place Them in second place, The Dragons carried iT down To if 'Q 5 gi I Do g Kalen The wire only To lose The Emche, Tinal game and The cham- pionship wiTh iT. STandouT performers on The squad PRBSEASON SCORES were All-League seledions: ' Doug Kalen, Greg Cabrol, ME- R110 O5D0Wd S d H0PP0nenr and BcirreTT Pullman. OOC 81.11. l.Tgril1ifson em 1? 2 ,... .... M cClymonds 8 IO .... .... E ncinal 4 7 .,.. .... C astro Valley 2 DRAGON BATTING AVERAGES 2 ' ' ' 'LlVe'm0 e 1 5 .... .... S an Leandro 7 5 .... .... F remont 2 R H QB 38 HR BA RB' Z ,.,. .... M ario Catholic O Doug icoien .. . . 7 ii o o 2 ,333 6 -'-- M OW' Eden 0 Greg Cabral . ,, 4 10 0 2 1 .313 6 BarreTT Pullman . . 6 10 1 0 1 .313 4 Rich Espicha . . , 2 7 0 O O .280 2 Milie Brodick , 6 6 O 1 O .273 1 Mike Gervasani . 7 B 1 2 2 .250 B STeve DieTrich . . . 3 B 0 1 0 .250 3 Ken Rivard .,.. , 6 7 o o o .233 4 SEASQN 5505155 Greg Augusf .,, . , 3 3 0 0 1 .214 1 Mille Boell-Q . O 1 O O O .200 O Dan Ayala . 4 3 1 0 0 .166 5 SM .... OOO O10 O-1 3 4 Gary Peferson . . 3 2 1 0 0 .100 2 OD . .. .... 311 200 x-8 8 4 Ernie Besso ,. . 1 O O O O .OOO O Jack Sweeney ,. .. O 0 0 0 0 .000 O OD . .. .. .010 OOO 001 O-2 4 2 Tim Cummings . 1 O O 0 0 .000 0 SF .. ...OOO O10 O01 O-2 8 2 Dan Ayala BarreTT Pullman 31,-,Ve Diefricy-, Pllcher Pllchef Firsr Base 4 c ' 1 ' ' 1. 3. wa ofa .Howl 1' fu-f'-mul :ca -nznzmfvzfnaa X 4 rwl.-:.f-ma In 'Q uuunm..n. .1Lgr.zr 1l1Illf f x W7 Q - 'fn-1 6 4 5 ' N U . 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TS 11 , , v A,:t jA' 1 W f m , ' , , ll 1 N ,mg Vi Q51 'Q ,. fig ,f f f 'vi 4 'ff ' - Q J , X514-9r'51V 'f 2 3,3 4 , , I f 3' ' I C ,, f an . .5 fa. . ,, ,, ., KWH 'W tffi'-1 fl 4 ' I -f AW? A ' I , f Q, ' ,...q-el - 1 - .hzfh , ' Ml-e Broduclf Ken Ruvord Gary Peierson Lefr Held Center field Oufheld MY 4'-4. V W' .-,J f, ,,f,. ja ,Q 4? ,fv fr ew. . -f- V-n - , 'MS' A ,z fr? ' . , , 4 MQ I 'J' Glihrl .. J-eff ,df mai 'Sf ARSIII ACTION ..,' I Q x 1 I if BASGBAU SCORES O'Dowd Opponent .Mary's .Joseph 1. . . ... ST. Francis 5 5. .. . , ST. Elizabefh I 1 . , . .,,. Serra 2 IO. . , . ST. Joseph 7 5... . ,, Riordan 2 7... . .. ST. Marys O 4. ,. .., ST. Elizoberh 3 O. ., .. Bellarmine T VVT' Top Pow, L. To R: Mr. Riley, Mike llg, Tom Clark, Dennis Gori, Don Johnson John Husolcavvslfu Daryl Werherbee, Bonorn Row: Tom Hansen, STeve Whelan, Tom Mendonca Pete Barsoni John Rampa Greg Haines, John Orfiz, Terry Adarni. The Junior VarsiTy baseball Team Turned in a Tine TO-3 record. Coacheol by Mr. PaT Riley, The Junior Dragons played To a 7-3 pace in league compen- Tion. HighlighT performance of The sea- son Was Turned in by Terry Aclami, as he piTched a no-hiT, no-run game againsT ST. Marys OThers also impres- sive ThrouahouT The season were Bob Hansen, John OrTiz, who led The Team in hiT'Ting wiTh a .333 average, and All- League selecTions Terry Aclarni and Don Johnson. 'mgxisfrgy 1 11 In fl ,, If f - Y W JH , lr, T ,X si .M 4 'I Q., :QM g, i 1. 1-. ' N 6, tennis team Top Pow- M1VeLund, Peter Ounrmon, Pon Redo, Bob Gruhler, Milfe D r U rn, P01 Keely, Williorn Solli' von, Paul Vosscur, Bonorn Pow: Neil Kennedy, John An- l derson, Bob Cox, Y Paul Marlow, Peter 2 Burbe. l ' l 1411 Ia ,ml 'J , S WZ h if-1. i . I 1 5' 1 1 y ,-A: ,' fr, rw, mf' Qfzfrgz ,I Golf team The sporTs program vviTh iTs Qc- cenT on prclcTice, skill, onol sporTs- rnonship gives The sTuclenTs cn know- hovv of achieving which will help Them To Their final goal. Top Row: Devon HupperT, Kelly Fry, STeve Splendorio, John Dommes, Boftom Row: Rich Doufel, Guy Bill, Paul SuTer. .4 ..e...,......,....,...., f 4 X ' f .f ' , nf 7 f -. '1 ,wg ,nv ,.,,.f , s f I ff i l 'n , ' Most Valuable Players if fo :dis y 1 3 ,Q 'H fi W fn' . f ,,. - .-1 .J 1 ,V 4,6 -'42 af , ff. , .7 V Aj 5' f' I ,f ,, ,Lf ,555 -gn I , : fgfgmw 3. e iff it 35, , 111495, . , , W- ,, ,f lc' ff fy W2 1 f ,Tfo' A 4 17 59 -,,,,,,.,fy- f - I. ..,'?Zf5gy': 'ffm' ? :Q 'M fi Aj' Q 6 9 x 9 Q 9 r X J 5 U 1 l X sponts IJAREICIDAIIOU Ano Achlevement Soan hlqh m GAA. JV Volleyball: L. To R.: S. Crowder, V. Frogo, M. Schnender, N. Gulrlclw, C. Delohoussoye, L, Head, M. Ryan, J. Pessugno, J. Schwab, N. Ccupurro. '09 5 5 1 waz,- -v, ' ', dler, E. Nrsperos, T. McCulloch, B McKins1ry, M. Gerki H ci 147 4-.7 ,fb Q., 75: 1 ls.. 2. I si? f -2- -3 C7 X, fif-X ,., hi 1 ,I ff il The Annual GAA Banque? Trudy McCulloch, 1962-63 GAA Presi- dent, receives specxal recognmon for her concenvrated Interest rn the GAA durrng her four years ar O'Dowd, Miss Nielson, girls' athletic drrectar, re- ceives her award as The Coach of the Year. A ioken of appreciation is given 10 Sisver Marie Agnes, The moderafor, for aNl her efforts in The past year. '14 f 1 1 , 1 'Si . . ,N S. R- ,FWZ -ss' fu 1 W Ed Bordanaro Don Zarcone 5 5 ..PHO'l'0GRAPIIEPiS . .. 644 East l4th Street Neptune 8-2808 SAN LEANDRO. CALIFORNIA The Crozier extends to Ed Bordanaro and Don Zarcone its gratitude tor the excellent photography and coverage ot Bishop O'Dovvd activities. Our school is indebted to its official photographers for their generosity in covering all our events and for their responsiveness to any and all demands, no matter the shortness or brevity at tirne. The editors, hereby, express their dependence on these two rnen, without whose help, suggestion, co-operation and kindness this hook could hardly have come ta lite. l l 5 PATRONS Our sincere thanks to the patrons of our i963 yearbook! Ahboltin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Almada, Mr. Anthony J. Almada, Mr. and Mrs. Norwin M. Anderson, Mrs. Nora Angeli, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arcanin, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Bantield, Robert Borbagallo, Mr. and Mrs. S. Barbano, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Bargiacchi, Mr, and Mrs. Dewey Barroero, Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Battaglini, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Begovich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bellows, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Besso, Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Bettcher, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Boelk, Mr. and Mrs. James Boersig, Mrs. R. E. Bradshaw, Rev. J. W. Brezzo, Mr. and Mrs. John Brito, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Brodick, Mr. and Mrs. Aloysious Buratto, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. 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Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Manley, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Maroney, Cdr. and Mrs. John F. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Clay MCG-aloe, Miss Eugenia McCormick, Mr. ancl Mrs. G. R. McCulloch, Mr. and Mrs. John McPartland, Mr. and Mrs. R. McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. McQuillan, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mockabee, Mrs. Josephine C. Moenich, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moniz, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Montali, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Montoya, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Morgia, Mr. anal Mrs. Fred Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murphy, Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Murray, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas B. Myslewski, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Neist, Mr. Fred Nohr, Mr. and Mrs. Julius J. Nourse, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nurses, Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Hara, Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. O'Malia, Mr. and Mrs. William Onstad, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ottier, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paulo, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pekkari, Mr. and Mrs. George Perry, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. 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