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

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1964 volume:

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KENNEDY In Memoriam John Fitzgerald Kennedys legacy to the brotherhood of man will unfold, as Lincoln's did, with the passing of time. The ennobling influence of his vibrant life and tragic death has reached around the world already. Our youngest elected President had but three short years in office. But in that time he presented to the world an indelible picture of America as a youthful, vital and steadfast nation. His idealism inspired us all in the struggle for a better world and a more just society. He enhanced respect, in ourselves and in each other, for individual excellence, and he heightened our determination to elevate the quality of American life. His unrelenting search for the wellsprings of wisdom accentuated our interest in philosophers, poets and statesmen. A man of peace, he knew that world order was possible only if strong nations respected the weak and exercisedpower both with courage and restraint. He taught us that the family of nations must understand each other's institutions, history and national differences. He dedicated himself to the public service, and inspired his fellow men to put the good of the community first. By the example of his life john F. Kennedy still lives in our quest for justice and equality and excellence and brotherhood. Sincerely Lyndon B. johnson LYNDON B. JOHNSON THE WHITE HOUSE january 1964 ff gm at fwiop 0'250wd High Scfwol 1, P-if 1,1 Lf .A 'I ww! 1 find 901 7uuZLtm ...iw Sf' ...iw Spud - 9 e Admmdmatbofa Wampal Wdqit 7femaui Momma fame ?. Qbanoam 5-i,,,.,,,,,, L5 DEAN OF BOYS REVEREND JAMES KEELEY DEAN OF GIRLS SISTER MARY CARMELIA, O.P. I . VICE PRINCIPAL AND DEAN OF STUDIES REVEREND JOSEPH KEAVENY 'I ,E E QNIQWWM In ' DEAN OF STUDIES MODERATOR OF STUDENT COUNCIL SISTER GRACE IMMACULATA, O.P. REVEREND JAMES KEANE 744 Faculty em If Ummm fm Om awww... I r r ...The uzwe of the fzzizzre if noi the eonqzzefzf of the world by 41 Jingle dogmeztie freed but the libemliofz of the ciizxefpfe energiey of free mzliom and free men. PRESIDENT F. KENNEDY March 23, 1962 REVEREND ERNEST BRAINARD REVEREND WILLIAM ABELOE MRS. ELIZABETH MONTEITH REVEREND JAMES BRADSHAW MRS. GAYNELLE RI-IEIN MRS. MARIE VERNIER MRS. LUCYE PITMAN MRS. CAROLYN MARTINEZ MR. RICHARD KOHLES MR, JOHN DOLD MR, RICHARD ROZA SISTER MARY EDMUND, O.P. SISTER THOMAS JOSEPHINE, O.P. SISTER MARIE OLIVE, O.P. SISTER MARIE AQUIN, O.P. I3 7415 Faculty Wide 60llILd6l0M and fmpvwaq Wiodela, Way lead lla to tfw T7fewtk.... . . . Knowledge if power today of never before, . . you can never expect el people to be ignorant and free. PRESIDENT J. F. KENNEDY September 25, 1963 SISTER MARY HENRY, O.P. SISTER FRANCIS XAVIER, O.P. SISTER JEAN RAYMONDA, O.P MR, GERALD O'DONNELL MR. FRANK LA PORTE MR. PATRICK RILEY In ' 4 'A f 'hr if? Q I 'xp Q . wif I I I I A R351 N Y , ii V V r i, . 5 , M H 3 f 3, I SISTER MARIE JOYCE, O.P I ,Q mm, E.E ,,E,L. I I SISTER JOHN LOUIS, O.P. I . .,. I Q 1 SISTER FRANCIS ANN, O.P -' SISTER MARY VERONICA, S,P.I.C, SISTER MARY CECILIA, S.P.I.C. ,wx ffmgswe, :asm-Q Qfsgfwx-ygszpw :, fgg.5g,,,:g,?,:g -- z I, I ,f,,. - , ,m1,f--f'ff,-- Jw: 12-: . I W W' NIL' -2I,x,l91J , I I .4 ff If f Q I SISTER MARY FRANCITA, O.P. SISTER JEAN THERESE, O.P. MR. DAVID BORROR MR. ROBERT GRAZZINI I5 SISTER MARY VIRGINIA, O.P. SISTER MARY ALICIA, O.P. I6 SISTER MARY ROMAYNE, O.P SISTER DANIEL PATRICE, O.P, SISTER MICHAEL MARY, O.P. MR. ROBERT BROWN MISS MICHELLE LA GARDE MR. NATHAN AVERBUCK 3. -I Mrs, A. Horsell, former president of the Bishop ' O'Dowd Mothers' Club, honored by our Holy Father, BOOSTERS' CLUB Pope Poul VI with the Pro Pontifice cmd Pro Ecclesic: OFFICERS 1963-1964 d If dy h ,. A . TOP: MR. J. SAGOUSPE, TREASURER, MR. W. ZBYRENSKI, VICE PRESIDENT. me G O'OUISm 'ng Cm om mon' SEATED: MRS. ADAMI, SECRETARY, MR. E. HIDALGO, PRESIDENT. Our sincere gratitude to the Mothers' Club Officers of T963-1964. L. to R.: MRS. C. BELLOWS, VICE PRESIDENT, MRS, C, PETERSON, PRESIDENT, MRS. D. PORTER, RECORDING SECRETARY, MRS. J. BISCAY, FINANCIAL SECRETARY, MRS. J, BURNS, AUDITOR, MRS. R. LEVY, TREASURER. MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS 1964-1965 L. to R.: MRS. J. BURNS, VICE PRESIDENT, MRS. L. KINLEY, RECORDING SECRETARY, MRS. W. DRISCALL, PRESIDENT, MRS. F. TASSIELLI, TREASURER, MRS. R. CATALANO, FINANCIAL SECRETARY. I8 Claim Sporawm Fmmcml Support PRESIDENT Gary Fiammengo VICE PRESIDENT Alana Musante REPRESENTATIVE Joe Walsh REPRESENTATIVE Sfeve Saffold REPRESENTATIVE Joe Beltramo REPRESENTATIVE Marilyn Ayala REPRESENTATIVE Barbara Freitas REPRESENTATIVE Jane Ormsby Ffwdimm - Claw of i767 Spud of Sag Elm Offweu cmd 75q0mmtatwea CATHY ADAMO LINDA ADAMO JAMES ADDIEGO CAROL ALBERS FRANCES AMARAL LEAH ANDERSON DOROTHY ANNUZIO JAMES ANTAKI ANNA ARCELLANA SUZANNE ARNHART MARILYN AYALA RICHARD BARBOUR SUSAN BARROERO STEPHEN BARSOTTI BARBARA BEGGS MARIANNE BELLEVUE JOSEPH BELTRAMO LAURA BERTRAM WILLIAM BIGGIO RICHARD BILOTTI DAVID BLAIR NANCY BOSCACCI SHERRY BRACKEN JOHANNA BREKKE LINDA BRESSO COLLEEN BRISSETTE RICHARD BROWN THOMAS BURKE SIBYL BURKHARD NICHOLAS BUSCOVICH PAIGE CABRAL CARMEL CORBELLI JOHN COREY LINDA CORREIA ELAINE COSTA RALPH COSTA TRUDE COUPLAND JOHN COWIE BARRY CRUICKSHANK DEBORAH CURRIER JOSEPH CYR KENNETH DAHLSTROM ANN DAILEY ELIZABETH DAVIS THOMAS DAVIS LOUIS DESERVI CHRISTINE DERIOSE KATHLEEN DENNIS WILLIAM DE CICCO CATHERINE CAIN LYNNE CALLERI JACINTA CAMACHO MARK CAPRA SANDRA CARLSON MICHAEL CARRIGAN MICHAEL CARUSO BARBARA CECCHETTI RONALD CERRUTI VIRGIL CI-IAMPLIN RICHARD CLARK ANNE CONNELLY MARY COOK DON EHRHART KATHLEEN ELSTON KATHLEEN EMORY DONNA ERVEN LARRY ESPERANCE CAROL ESSIG PHYLLIS FERNANDES RODGER FERREIRA CHRISTINA FERREIRA GARY FIAMMENGO CYNTHIA FOUDY DIANE FRALEY BARBARA FRATES RI-IAE FRANKLIN KATHLEEN FREDERICK JAN FREDSON KATHLEEN FREEMAN ROCHELLE FREITAS MICHAEL DIEDEN KATHLEEN DIETRICH MICHAEL DICKINSON GAIL DICKSON LARY DILSAVER DAVID DIXON DEBORAH DOBSON PATRICIA DOLIM DIANE DORANDO TIMOTHY DUGGAN KENNETH DUNN SONIA DURONCELET REGINALD EDWARDS ROSEMARY FRENCH GARY FRICKE JOHN FRIEDRICH ANNETTE FROMBOLO PATRICIA GAMBLE SUSAN GATHRIGHT WILLIAM GILES ANDRIETTE GILLARD KRISTIN GOETZ JODENE GONSALES ROBERT GONSALES JANIE GOWEN JOAN GRANNO MARILYN GRISS I Q PATRICK GROARK JUDY GROSS DEBORAH GUESNON VINCENT GUIDA LINDA GUISE PAUL GULRICH JANE HALL EILEEN HANSON BRIAN HARKNESS GERARD HATHEWAY DONALD HAZEN JOSEPH HEINMANN RICHARD HELM JOHN HERLIHY ROBERT HERRICK KENNETH HISER JOHN HOLLAND RICHARD HOLMES DOUG HUDSON LOUISE HUSTACE MARY JIMENEZ CHERYL JONES RITA KAVANAUGH JOHN KEALY JOHN KEEFE MICHAEL KEITH JUDY KERR JAMES KOHLES MARY KOLDA ROSE MARIE KOVACICH SUE KRAUSS SUSAN KREEFT KATHERINE KRSINICH TRESSA LA MARTE DUANE LARSON MICHAEL LAURICELLA JOAN LAYRAC STEPHANI LAZDOWSKI CHARLES LEIGHTON RANDY LEMOS KATHLEEN LENAHAN CATHERINE LEWIS JUDITH LITTLE JOHN LIZAMA ADRIANNE LYNCH AUDREY LOMAX STEVEN LOMBA LAURA LOMBARDI ELIZABETH LOGAN TIMOTHY MCELHINNEY TIMOTHY MCGLYNN THOMAS MCGOVVAN MICHAEL MCGUIRE BRIAN MCMAHON GALYE MCHUGH KATHRYN MCLEOD ROSEMARY MCMANUS LYNETTE MCNAIR SHARON MCNALLY KENNETH MEAGHER JEANNE MENZIES CARL METOYER KAREN MICHAEL RICHARD MICHELS ANTHONY MILICHICHI LYNETTE MILITANTE MARY ANN MILLER fm GUSTAVE LOPEZ JOANN LUND LINDA MAGNANI PATRICIA MALLON TODD MALONE DENNIS MARTIN FRANKLIN MARTIN MARY LOU MARTIN MYRON MARTIN RAYMOND MARTINEZ JUNE MASSE ALANA MATHISEN EVALEE MCCAULEY was THOMAS MURRAY ALANA MUSANTE MICHAEL MUSSO KATHLEEN NAGY KENT NEDDERMAN JOSEPH NEWTON JOHN NEWTON KATHLEEN NICHOLS NANCY NILSON PAULA NORDSTROM PATRICIA MILLER MICHAEL OAKES LINDA OAKES MARYBETH O'HARE SUZANNE OTTIER JANE ORMSBY ERIC PACE MARILYN PALIA THOMAS MINJAREZ MATHEW MLADINICH MARIE MOFFAT MARGARET MOORE VALERIE MORANDO THERESA MORGAN FRANCIS MOYNIHAN KATHRYN MUELLER MICHAEL MULHERN NANCY MULLIN LUCILLE MUNIZ STEPHEN MURILLO CAROL MURRAY LINDSEY PARODI PHILIP PAYNE STEPHEN PEACOCK ROSEMARY PEREZ VIRGINIA PETERSON CLAIRE PETERSON BONNIE PINHEIRO DANIEL PITTA JANIS PORTER BRIAN POWELL CAROLE PRICE ANNE PRINDIVILLE WILLIAM QUACCIA KATHLEEN QUIGLEY VICTOR QUINT JEANETTE RAINERO MARY READ PI-HIP REILLY MARK RICE MARY RICKER HELEN RIGUERO MARY RIVERS MICHAEL RIVERS MICHAEL ROARK PETER ROBERSON JOAN ROBERTSON HAROLD RODGERS PATRICIA ROGERS CAROL RUCKER RICHARD RUGGIERO AL RUSSELLO STEPHEN RYKEN CHARLOTTE SAGOUSPE JAMES SANDERS RONALD SANTOS NINA SAPONE MICHAEL SCANLON KATHERINE SCHMIDT CLARENCE SILVA MARGARET SIMPSON JEFFERY SMITH LINDA SOARES ALLEN SPLENDORIO SEAN SPOWART ROBERT STAG MM A 7, K' I , lf W- Emes I, :- BRUCE STARR JAMES STEPHENS PAUL STERBENTZ JOHN STEVENS GERALD STEWART SHAWN STINSON KATHLEEN STUART STEVEN SUDA MARK SULLIVAN JOHN SUTTER CHRISTINE SALAS REUBEN TAFOYA MARY TALLARICO JOANNE THIEL EVELYN THOMAN JOHN THOMAS MICHELE THOMPSON DEBRA THORNALLY ANNE WILSON HUDSON WINSLOW JUDITH YORK VALERIA ZORICH MARK CHATIGNY ANN DAILEY THOMAS DONNELLY MICHAEL FLANNIGAN THERESA HARDEN ELIZABETH LOGAN PATRICK MARONEY RICHARD RUGGIERO STEPHEN SAFFOLD JAMES SCHIAVENZA MICHAEL ST. ANDRE PAMELA SWANSON JOHN VISCUSCO TERESA TRIMBLE PATRICIA TWIGGER JOAQUIN VARGAS ALBERT VELARDE MARY VIERRA JEAN VIVES ROBERT VON HOLDT MICHAEL WALSH GEORGIANNE 'WARD LINDA WARD JAMES WHITE ALAN WHITESIDE ROBERT WILSON weft M ,rt ,MM ,,.-:sam .QM ,Wsmeve f met, we 5? tw we si, f tx ly :' 'br is '5 Q wr F' Q, , xi' 3tW,,vf.tftw 'iii U S557 , Z W f , ,UIQ , 2 It Zig? 9,255.3 ., I ,,: ,t W , Q5 T' yu 1 ww 1 4 its if AP EQ , wow, 1- x as ni 2265 gi, 4 1 S .xl r v Q , ti V aaa' 7 me A Religion I class dramatizes the positive and negative aspects ot Lent: Anne Connelly, Leah Anderson, Debbi Currier, Kathy Stuart, Kathleen Quigley, Sue Kreeft, Kathy Dietrich, Catherine Coir, Mary O'Hare. Knowledge of Christ, Hts life and works lead to imitation and love ot Him. Father Lucid's Freshmen, Gary Fiamrnengo, Mike Flanagan, Ralph Costa, seriously ponder the material ot Unit V. Zdlmtiom imfmea the Wlmda Father Brainord's sixth period Algebra I class at work solving Cl solute mixture problem. Vic Quint, Mike Corrigan, Joe Heinemann, Eric Paceo, John Corey, Father Brainardl Algebra I students work mathematical equations with deep thought and pondering deliberation. of 27omoww'4 fldulta Trude Coupland, Anna Arcellanci, Andriette Gillarcl, June Masse, Joan Robertson, Mary Read, with the assistance of Sister Marie Olive, are planning an interesting history lesson on the influence of the Roman Empire arf the modern world, Mrs. Pitmon's Algebra l class correlates problem solving with current trends in real life situations. -ln M 1 1' At Bishop O'Dowd, Students are given an opportunity to study the humanities, four years ot history acquaint the students with the past and present problems of nations. Freshmen, John Frazier, Mike Roark, Tom Donnelly, and Mike Fredrick, discuss with Mr. Dold the contribution of the Byzantine Empire to civili- zation. 31 Myron Martin, Al Russello, Rick Holmes, and Tony Mili- chichi, enioy the lively Span- ish conversation of the series as read by Jim Schiavenza and Ralph Costa. The advertisements in The French magazines and news- papers hold the interest of Robert Von Holt, Mike Payne, John Holland, Joaquin Var- gos, Hudson Winslow, and Joseph Cyr, Pictures of Spanish sports ond travel help Joanna Brekke, Phyllis Fernandes, Virginia Petersen, Anne Prindiville, Lynnette McNair, Patricia Twigger, and Patricia Gamble build interesting conversations, 32 Fuwrnm Widen Wrebo Outlook on Wow Erwooorwwat oo lecummq lotto, Ifotlwoukaq Fwwli, Eojoqmg Eoolialr, cmd Wookmo WM Wow. Words are really interesting says the reading expert, Sister John Louis. 4 E-..... r A- r qw True literary appreciation of the ' Merchant of Venice is tif . IVE?-lffff 1 Ilia Silcdla cmd ldtefwuuf ,flpffwciatwn flu Set 60414 at Svnqluli Cham Father Keanes English I group find poetry very interesting. Gerald Stewart, with his guitar, eniays poems set to music. Larry Esperance, Rdbert Fuilford, Steve Barsotti, Mark Sullivan, Torn Miniarez, Brian Harkf ness, John Kealy. Seated is Brian Whitlock. depicted here as Peggy Simpson, Joanne Thiel, Stephanie Lazdowslci, Jane I-tall, and Dorothy Annunzia listen to a recording, ----M--.Tm-Q-me 2,1 VEIIIQ F53 E G05 Q ,Mn mi I ..-. SE' S t S I Sister Mary Aquin's English I group did a bit of research in the study of Ivanhoe. Mannequins attired in authentic costumes and defense equipment are displayed by these smiling Freshmen. 33 'Wx ,f Q1 f?if5WS2. iQ z af :gg -. , sy , 3 551r' nw J kiififxf' f fsksfa-f ' .': 'w 5y.1f ' A L A 2 5 as xfa1ezm,1:,2.L.Qtr-:-vm ,i 4227 'A 4- Q. gg . - . ian 1 4 Af- 7' 'fxfss ' if 37 itil 21 4' 712:-W.:-.1a22z15f,:,'n ,. ' J' L?l,gLf6if'Ai4ri. f W f iz f if ii ml . 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Sopfwmowi - Clam of H67 Sfmt of 5 Claw Offam and Yfepmemtatwea PRESIDENT Terry Adcimi REPRESENTATIVE Fred Velcirde REPRESENTATIVE Mike Tucevich REPRESENTATIVE Ken Cardin VICE' PRESIDENT Pot Moyle REPRESENTATIVE Cathy Reid REPRESENTATIVE Janice Gomenoro REPRESENTATIVE Cathy Hooper KATHLEEN ABREAU MARY AGUILAR PATRICIA ABOLTIN CLAIRE ALMADA LYNNE ANDERSON CECILIA ANDREWS RITA ANSELMO JOHN ARKEDER BRUCE BACKSTER NANCY BAKER DANIEL BAJUK KENNETH BAILEY KATHLEEN BARROWS RICHARD BASCH KAREN BEARDSLEY ROBERT BELLOWS MARY BENNETT TERRANCE BESSO WAYNE BI-ANCALANA DIANE BILOTTI RICHARD BOELK CHARLES BOOTH GAIL BOSCO PATRICK BOUCHARD JAMES BROWN CHRIS BRUNDEL CAROL BURKE JULIE BURNS SYLVIA CABRAL ELLENA CALLERI JOANN CARPENETO DIANE CARREIRA WILLIAM CORREIRA ELLENMARIE COWIE CAROLYN COWLING WILLIAM COX LINDA CUNEO VIRGINIA CURTIS DONNA DAUFEL ALICE DeCARIE EDWARD DeCOITE MICHAEL DENNISON EDWARD DENONCOURT MARY DeSMIDT BARBARA DeVOE PATRICIA DIAS SUSAN DOLD DIANE DONICHT DALE DORANDO DANIEL DRANGA STEPHEN DRISCOLL JUDITH EDWARDS JAMES CATALANO MARILYN CATES DARLEEN CHAMBERS JOSEPHINE CHAVEZ ALEXANDER CHAUDOIR PAMELA CHAVEZ CLAIRE CHRISTENSEN KRISTEN CLARK JOHN CONNOLLY JAMES CONNOLY JOHN COOKE DENNIS CORCORAN RONALD EHRHART JAN EMANUELE KATHLEEN EMERSON LORETTA EMORY GERALDINE ENEA RICHARD ENEA JAMES FALLON DOUGLAS FERREIRA RONALD FLORES PATRICIA FLYNN EDWARD FRAGA NANETTE FRANCESCHINI PAMELA FREEMAN SHIRLEY FREEMAN KAREN FRIEDLI HAROLD FRIEDMAN JOAN GALLAGHER JOSE GARCIA PAUL GARCIA SUSAN GARCIA GAIL GARRITY LYNN GIACOMINI MARY GISSLOW ALFRED GERACE WILLIAM GLANVILLE VIRGINIA GOLDEN JOHN GONSALVES JEANNE GRABARCZYK LYNDA GRAFF JOHN GREEN FRANCES GRILLO ANTHONY GUIDA SUSAN HANSEN CAROL HANSON BRUCE HARVEY LAURA HEAD NEAL HENDERSON AUNDRE HERNANDEZ DEBORAH HUGHES MICHAEL HUPPERT JOHN HOSOKOWSKI WILLIAM JAEGER CHRISTINA JAMES WILLIAM JARVIS KAREN JENKINS MATTHEW JIMENEZ JANE JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON ARLEEN JONES PATRICK KEALY DENNIS KEANE KATHLEEN KINLEY LOIS KLATT KATHLEEN KNIPP DAVID KORYCINSKI LILA KUYKENDALL HELEN LARROWE LINDA LEONARDINI THOMAS LERONE FRANCES LITVINCHUK JAMES LIVINGSTONE KATHERINE MAHONEY CONSTANCE MAES CHARLENE MONIZ MARK MONTGOMERY JAMES MOYLE THERESA MURPHY MICHAEL MURRAY GREGORY NAHM CHERRIE NANNINGA JAY NELSON JOSEPH NOSENZO JOHN NORTOR THOMAS OERY JULIA O'KANE LINDA ONSTAD MICHAEL PALAZZOTTO ROBERT OSMOND KATHLEEN PARKER MICHAEL PARRISH MARCIA MAHONEY LYNNE MAILINO RICHARD MARTIN LAURA MAYES SHARON MCCORMICK LORRAINE MCCRACKEN PATRICIA MCDONELL KATHLEEN MCGUIRE TIMOTHY MCHUGH LENORE MCLEOD MARGARET MCWALTERS MARLENE MELENDEZ LINDA MIRANDA JAMES MITCHELL MARY ELLEN MOENICH I 2' , LARRY PESSAGO KAREN PFEIFER JAMES PIERNER DONALD POULIOT RANDY POWERS LONNA PRARA MARTIN PROVOST DIANE RADICH DOMINIC RAGO VERONICA RAPHEL ROBERT RICE AMELIE RIVARD SUSAN ROCHE .'OAN NE ROSENKRANZ CHRISTINE ROSSI QQ Wig, Im Ae JUDITH RYAN RICHARD SAMSON MARILENA SANTOS GREGORY SAVELLA STEVEN SAVINO MARSHA SCHMITT JAMES SEITZ PETER SELMECZKI JAMES SEZAR VERNON SGAMBA PATRICIA SHANNON .IANELL SHEAFFER MARY SCHNEIDER THOMAS SCHWEICKERT JOHN SHOVEIN GERALD SILVA CHRISTINE STALEY ROBERT SOMMERS DOREEN SUEIRRO MAGDALENE SZELLE ROGER TABEL .JOHN TANNER MARTHA TEAL MARY TEAL LINDA TEJADA THERESE TEXEIRA KENNETH THOMAS EDMOND TRAILLE CAROLYN TRIMBLE MICHAEL TRIMBLE ALAN TRUAX CHRYSTIE TUNNEY DANIEL TURNER CHARLES TYLER ANN VANCE SARA VANCE CARL VANDENRIESCHE ARTHUR VANDERBYL YVETTE VELARDE MARIE VERNAZZA PETER VIGIL KATHLEEN WALSH CAROL WEBER LINDA WEIIER RAE WEIS DARYLE WETHERBEE STEPHEN WHELAN EDNA WHITE JOAN WHITE MARCIA WHITE PHILIP WILLMES JACK WURTZ CHERYL ARCHER JOHN BERGIN HENRY D'ORAZI LEON DUYCH JOHN GALYEN TOM GUNN STEVEN LA FLECHE JOYCE MAILLET MARK MARIMAN DOUGLAS ONSTAD MICHAEL PHILLIPS STEVEN QUACCIA PAMELA SCHMIDT ROCHELLE TOWERS MARK TROTTER WARREN WONG A preview of 0 few Sophs at work M' f 'A-A N 1--v-w-ww ,.: ---- QL--N' -ffm A vva Ucmcd Comm and flctwdiea Bully life to WCZIQQIQOIL ami Rebywm to .Uk Richard Basch, John Bergin, John Green, Bruce Harvey, Pat Mitchell, Art Vanderbyl, and Jim Seitz ot Father Keeley's Religion class discuss the topic of Monasticisrn and com- pare the saints of the East and the West, Kathy Parker and Mary Schneider, chair- man of the Religion Il class, ask Pam Chavez, Julie Burns, Gail Garrity, Lori Emory, Pat Flynn, Marie Vernazza, Bar- bara DeVoe, and Arleen Jones to locate articles in various Catholic magazines per- taining to the Ecumenical Council. Pete and Mike seem to know lust howto go about it. Sophomore students embark upon new adventures in the field of Mathematics. Geometry, the science of logical procedure, is an old stand-by in the curriculum. Juli Burns has developed her theorem in 3D. She explains her mathematical problems to Kathy Abreu, Kathy McGuire, Cherrie Nanninga, Darleen Chambers, Pot Ahboltin, Mary Gisslow, and Claire Almado. 77Zwtliemtm Gamer Give 9 Srqoqmmt Sophomores put all they have into the dramatizaiian ofthe Sea adventure of ihe story of Billy Budd . Engaged in this lively activity are John Notor, Jim Pierner, Jose Garcia, Warren Wong, Chester Boltwood, Rick Martin, Mil-ce Johnson, Tom Lerone, and Neil Henderson. Mary Gisslow, Pat Ahboltin, Darleen Chambers Marlena Santos, Geri Enea, Martha Teal, and Peggy McWaIters discuss the American classic Moby Dick. V Q Seems as Though These Sophs really know their geometry. Jo Chavez proceeds To give her proof To these eager listeners: Marcia White, Sue Roche, Joan Gallagher, Sharon McCormick, Lynne Mailino, Lenore McLeod, and Connie Maes. 45 Within ,language lied tie Key Clradefwmmtmq Sealife! Bwwa ibm! Bonjour! Simple words ot greeting. Basic words as these introduce the student to new cultures, new ideas, and new people. Preceding the study of the Gallic War these Latin ll students, Henry D'Orazi, Alan Truax, Jim Moyle, Jack Wurtz, Bob Osmond, Mike Parrish, John Bergin, Mark Mariman, John Sl-iovein, and Dave Cox, made their own 3-D maps and Sister Cecilia's French ll class listens, enioys and sings the popular music of the record Dominique If Ed Sullivan ever heard this group they would make his program, too. identified places of Caesar's conquest, Enioying the taped reading Lesson ot the A L M series are Spanish students Pam Schmidt, Kathy Kinley, Lori McCracken, Helen Larrowe, Peggy McWcllters, and Lynn Giacomini. ln Sister Daniel Patrice's History Group with Mary Schnie mini, and Alice De Carie follow the progress of the story discussion concerning the cultural results ot the Middle Soplmwfm .leaxua to fldmfce cmd Employ Gorfa GW to Mm. Through The sTudy of biology studenis learn by lecture and ex- perimentation in a modern labor- aTory To appreciate God's creation, To weave The splenolors of The world around Them inTo The fabric of Their Thinking and To build up ioyfully The wonolers of The world To come. Comparing information and pictures with a living species on the campus are Roger Tobel, Mike Palazzotto, Doug Onstad, Carl Vandenriesche and Bob Sommers, In Biology a plastic torso clarifies anatomy concepts tor Tim Jennings, Steve Driscoll, Bill Jarvis, Steve La Fleche and Ken Bailey. 6 I 3 K I 2 5 S T i s. r der as chairman, Gail Garrity, Diane Bilotti, Lynn Giaco- of human events in World History and enter into a lively Ages. Alice De Carie, Lonna Prara, Lynda Gratf, Marilen Santos and Kris Clark study the com- plicated anatomy of a frog. A Latin playlet is rehearsed by a group of Sophornores in Sister John Louis's class. French is interesting, real, and lively when visual aids are used. Mrs. Vernier, a native of France, acquaints Sophomore students with idiomatic expressions of the language. English literature has a deeper meaning for these Sophomores of Mrs, Montieth's English class since all these pursue some foreign language. l i i i PRESIDENT Alan Musanre VICE PRESIDENT Kathy Powell REPRESENTATIVE George FarIey REPRESENTATIVE Robert Bellagamba REPRESENTATIVE Janice Jimenez REPRESENTATIVE Grace Andrews REPRESENTATIVE Debbie Harris We - em of H65 Spvat of Aadcipatwn Glam Offzww and Wepmmtatwea s 'I 2 I s I E 3 DIANA ACCINELLI MARVIN AHBOLTIN JEFF ALBRECHT JAMES ALVES CHARLES AMBROSI5 KAREN ANDERSON GRACE ANDREWS JANIS ANDRYSEK NOREEN ANGIOLA TIM ARGENTI CHRIS ARNDT GREG AUGUST VICTORIA BARRIOUS PETER BARSOTTI ROBERT BELLAGAMBA MARY BERKERY JOHN BERLIN RICHARD BISCAY DONNA BISORDI SUE BLACKMAN TIM BOAS JANIS BORDEN CANDY BROWN MARY BRUCKER ROBERT BREKKE EDWARD BRETT NANCY BUONO PATRICIA BURKE JUDY BUTI SHARON CAITO RODRIGO CALVAO JOHN CANOVA JOAN CAPDEVILLE NORINE CAPURRO MIKE CARLSON CATHERINE CARUSO GERALD CASTERSON SUZANNE CHATIGNY DONNA CHENIER DAVE CHICK SUE DAVIDSON NOELLE DAWE CHERYL DELAHOUSAYE HELEN D'ORAZI TIMOTHY DENNIS PEGGY DE VOE MARY DIAZ MICHAEL DIXON DONNA DOLD SUSAN DONATO ROBERT COLYAR ROBERT COMELLI MARIE COONEY MONICA COONEY JOE CORBELLI JOSEPH COREY SUE CORMIER BARBARA CROWDER TIM CUMMINGS CLEONE CUNNINGHAM ELLEN DUTRA RONALD EDWARDS WALTER EDWARDS PHILIP ESSER GEORGE FARLEY SUE FARRELL ALAN FIERRO LINDA FISHER DEIDRE FOLEY JOHN FORST EDWARD FRYE MARY GAUGHAN MARY GALLAGHER LOUIS GHILARDI TOM GILFETHER DOUGLAS GOETZ ANNE GONSALVES SUE GONSALVES NOELLE GULRICH DEBORAH HARRIS NANCY HAVEY ROBERT HENDERSON BERNARD HERLIHY ROGER HEWITT LARRY HOUPS MARIO IGLESIAS JUDY JARDIN CAROLYN JENKINS JANIS JIMENEZ DON JOHNSON GREGORY KRUMMES DONNA LA BARBERA VIC LAGORIO FRANCES LATORRE JO ANN LATORRE CONNIE LEHOUILLIER RON LEON RICHARD LEVY MIKE LINTON GERALD LOZIER LARINDA LUDWIG CINDY LUND SHEILA LYDON JEAN MGCDOUGALL NANCY MQCWHINNEY MARY MALONEY LAURIE MARRIMAN LARRY MARTINELLI KATHLEEN JONES SUE JONES JANELIE JORDAN KI-IRISTINE JORGENSEN BETH KAKACEK PATRICK KEALY JOHN KEANE JOAN KELLEHER JERRY KENDALL JEAN KITTERMAN HEINZ KNOEDLER WILLIAM KREBS TOM MENDONCA MARIAN MENDONZA PATRICIA MENGHINI VALERIE MERRY WILLIAM MERTZ MICHAEL MILLER EDWARD MOFFAT PEGGY MOORE MARY MORAN GARY MOREHEAD DAVID MURPHY GARY MURPHY ALLAN MUSANTE MARY ANNE NAHM CHRISTINE NELSON ROBERT MARTINEZ JUDY MARTINO RALPH MAXWELL PAT MCCARTY JOAN MCCORMICK PAT MCCORMICK ELLEN MCCRACKEN VICTORIA MCENTYRE RICK MCGIFF MARYBETH MCGOWAN MICHAEL MCKITTRICK KEVIN MCKLEAN KATHLEEN MCMAHON JOHN MCMANUS KATHLEEN MCWALTERS THOMAS PETERSON NANCY PILOTTI MARLENE PORTER MICHAEL POTMESIL DAVID POULIOT KATHY POWELL DENNIS PRASKE SHEILA PRUITT MARGARET PULLMAN JOHN RAMPA MIKE RATTO DAVID REES TOM RETTAGLIATA JOE REYMANN GEORGIA REYNOLDS THOMAS NEWELL ELAINE NISPEROS KATHLEEN O'REILLY DAVID ORMSBY CATALINA ORTOLJO TERRY OSBORNE GREG PACE PAUL PADAVANA GENE PARKER SUSAN PAULO SHARON PAYNE TIM PENDER JOAN PESSAGNO LINDA PESSAGNO EDWARD PETERSON KATHY SANDERS SUSAN SANDWELL GERALD SCATENA KATHY SCHARR DAVID SCHISSLER GREG SCHMIDT SUZANNE SCHOFI ELD JANEAN SCHWAB PAM SEQUEIRA JEANNE SEQUIRANT PAULETTE RIVARD DAVID RODRIGUEZ MARY ANN ROKOVICH JIM ROSE ANDREA ROZE JESSE RUBINO KATHY RUBINO MARILYN RUZANOV MARGARET RYAN KATHRYN SAMSON GLORIA SERPA CAROLYN SARRAO MARGARET SEXTON MICHAEL SHANNON ROBERT SIBLEY PAM SILVA LINDA SILVERIA JEWELL SIMONDS CYNTHIA SLICHTER MARGARET SPICER BARBARA STANTON PAT STEVENS FREDERICK STOOP JOHN STROMBERG GARY SUDA PAUL SULLIVAN KATHLEEN TASSIELLI MICHAEL TAVARE JOHN TOMPKINS STEVE TROTH nil CHRISTOPHER BURNS CONNIE CONCANON LORRIE DEL BONTA RAMONA WILSON ROSALIE ZBYZENSKI BILL ZIEGLER GEORGE HALL FRANCINE JURSCO ROBERT KREEFT DENNIS MONOHAN JULIE SHOVEIN JOHN STEWART JAMES ZWEIGLE LINDA ULLO JOANNE VAZ MIKE VALIM RICH VANDENDRIESCHE DAVID WALSH PAT WALSH DAN WATTERS RONALD WELLIVER PAT WESTLING GERALD WILL mme 14666606 60414 La tie 26640644 0 Just a routine drill tor Paulette Rivard, Kathy O'Reilly, Christine Nelson, Beth Kakacek, Judy Martino, Mary Maloney, Pat Walsh, and Susan Jones. But those English Usage Tests must be passed! fCfww e Dennis Monahan and Dave Rodriguez, French Ill students, were called upon by Madame Vernier to drarnatize an extemporaneous French conversation. Hoping for another Latinum Auxiliurn Trophy are AI Musante, Rich Levy, Tim Dennis, and George Farely. Bishop O'Dowd students have been the proud recipients ofthe cherished award forthe past twelve years. 58 mmm lwmg the r 6 Mr, LcPorte listens os David Chick presents his side of the debate proposition to his colleagues and opponents. : w David Rees is questioned by Mr. Riley to give the explanation of the use ofthe underlined verb Pat Stephens leads a discussion in American History. American History students of Father Keaveney's group follow the progress of Gettysburg by an animated drcimatizotion. 766 ffm : Culmafcq and Fme ,flu Found an tlw jwum Scdaiale l Ai 22 he M LJ? E ,A t 1 5 if il 1 Q ,L xr .,,' 3TIZ 'w, i 'wi Tim Boas, assisted by Kathy McMahon and Sue Davidson, plan a melted wax crayon still life display. Girls in the homemaking class enjoy preparing the annual luncheon for the faculty. 60 'aim A special day for the Mothers of the young homemakers is held annually just before the Christmas holidays. A delicious luncheon is prepared by the students, Smiling Van Gogh's of the Qorh century display their first oil paintings with an air of satisfied achievement. Mary Gallagher, Jeanette MacDougaII, Nancy Pilotti, Kathy Caruso, Cleo Cunningham, Dee Dee Foley, Mary Ann Diaz, Shelia Lydon and Noel Gulrich hang their prints to dry. They plan to print an overlay design in the next class period. Artists Kathy O'Reilly, Laurie Mariman, Mary Maloney and Barbara UeVoe are inking their first cardboard plates in preparation forthe thrilling, fascinating and rewarding print making process, Sister Cormelia's Religion Ill group read the current news in the Catholic papers and discuss intelligently the issues pertinent to the weekly assign- ment. Most girls would be confounded, and con- fused by this array ot gadgets, buttons and wires. These young phy- sicists are confident and plan their experiment with skill and knowl- edge. 62 Wedgwn 94 flfbliwl an Mike Miller, Jerry Kendall, Wally Edwards, Plnil Esser, Dave Ormsby, Dennis Praske, and Ron Leon study the Fifth Commandment in detail. tlw Beat tie Wade! Junior boys ponder over problem solutions in upper division math. An experiment in the radiation lab to examine nuclide distinctions by half-life measurements. Herlihy, P. Kealy, L. Mar- tinelli, A. Stevenson, and G. Suda, We 541404 Ualeat 54 Cdalaiqed Learning through explanation, these advanced math students, Joan Capdieville, Romano Wilson, Noelle Dawe, Noelle Gulrick, Peggy DeVoe, Joan Pessagno, and Pat Westling, attentively watch and listen to Judy Buti explaining a complicated figure, 63 ..gwM f f l fl K f? 5 I 1 7 hh , . Mk --x-,Xf M .QM Wimoma flu Wm of Wwae Serum - Glam of H64 Sfmt of I PRESIDENT Bob Velarde . . REPRESENTATIVE John Rewig . , , REPRESENTATIVE Steve Splendorio ...49 610,44 OMIQCCM and Wepaewamtwea VICE PRESIDENT Margie Matthews REPRESENTATIVE Maggie MacMillan REPRESENTATIVE Kathy Faria . . . 44 JOHN ANDERSON ST. LEO Pep Club 4, Sanctuary Society 4, Track .l.V. 2. LAURA ANDERSON ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Sacristy if Service Club l,2,3,4. Awards: Typing if California State Scholarship Semi-Finalist, SHARON ANDERSON ST. JARLATH J.C.L. i,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,25 Sacrisfy i,2,3,4, Sodality 1. Awards: Latin l,2,3. CONSTANCE ANDREE ST. JOACHIM G.A.A. 'lg J.C.L. i,2,35 Sacristy lg Service Club i,2,35 Sodality i,2,3,4. Awards: Latin l. JOANNE ABEL ST. PASCHAL C.S.F. 25 Drama Club 2,3,4, G.A.A. lg Sacristy 1, Service Club 4. Awards: California State Scholarship Semi-finalist. ROSALINDA ABRILLE ST. PASCHAL Drama Club 2,35 G.A.A. l,2g Pep Club i,2,3g Sacristy ly Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club l,2,3,4. TIMOTHY ADAMI ST. LEANDER Drama Club 2,3315 Pep Club 'l,2,3,47 Sanctuary Society i,2,3,4. JACQUELINE ALBERTS ST. LAWRENCE OTOOLE Drama Club 45 G.A.A. i,2,3g Pep Club l,2,45 Sacristy 1, Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club 23,45 Song Girl .l.V. 3. Awards. Shorthand 3. JANE AMARAI. ST. LEANDER Drama Club 2,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Sacrisfy 1,25 Service Club 1,25 So- dality 1,25 Cheerleader J.V. 2. Awards: Typing 1. KATHLEEN BARBOSA ALL SAINTS C.S.F. 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sec- retaries' Club 45 Sodality 2,3,45 Awards: Shorthand l,2. MARIAN BARROWS ASSUMPTION Legion of-Mary 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 3,45 Sacristy l. WARREN BELLOWS ST. JARLATH Crozier Staff 2,35 C.S.F. 'l,2,3,45 Debate Society 1,25 Drama Club 45 J.C.L. i,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4g N.F.L. 1,25 Track J.V. T. J.C.L. Consul 45 Student Court Judge 45 Rally Com- mission 3,4. Awards: Debate l,2. DENNIS BILOTTI ST. ANTHONY Drama Club 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4p Track J.V. lg Varsity 2,31 Boys' KATHERINE ARNERICH ASSUMPTION Drama Club 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sacristy Club lg Serv- ice Club l,2,35 Yearbook Staff 4. Rally Commission 4. DAN AYALA ST. LEANDER Baseball J.V. 25 Varsity 3,45 Bas- ketball J.V. 25 Block O 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sanctuary Society 3,4, Rep 1,25 Class Pres. 35 Student Body Pres. 4. DAVID AYALA st. FELICITAS Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Choir 3,4. FRANK BLAZIC SANTA MARIA SUSAN BLOMSTAD ALL SAINTS J.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Sacristy 2,35 Service Club 1,25 Sodality l,3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Editor of Year- book5 Senior Soclality Treasurer. Awards: Latin I,2. KENT BOELL ST. PASCHAL Pep Club l,2,3,45 Tennis 4. THOMAS BRODEHL ST. PASCHAL J.C.L. 2. RAY BRUTTI ST. ANTHONY Track J.V. 1. JO ANN BURKE ALL SAINTS GAA. 2, J.c.L. 2, Pep Club i,2,:3,4 Sodality 3. Awards: Typing 1. GERALD BURNS ST. LAWRENCE OTTOOLE Basketball J.V. lj Debate Society 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacristy 1,4. VINCENT CAMACHO ST. JOHN NANCY CAMERON ASSUMPTlON G.A.A. 1,21 Legion of,Mary 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Service Club 2,3,4. JOHN BOOTH ST. CYRIL Drama 3,45 Pep Club 4. LYNNE BOSCACCI ST. PASCHAL G.A.A. lg Pep Club l,2,3,4g Service Club 1,2,4g Soclality 2,3. PAUL BRENT si. PASCHAL Pep Club 3,4. VICTORIA BREZNIKAR ST. PASCHAL Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Secretaries' Club 4, Service Club 25 Sacristy 1, Year- book Staff 45 Secretaries' Club Pres. Awards: Shorthand 1,25 Typing 1,2. JANET CHISMAN ST. CLEMENT Transfer student from Holy Names Academy, Seattle in her senior year, Letterman's Club 2,3, Merit Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, National Honor Society 3, Inspirational girl 3, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, C.S.F. 4, Sodality 4. THOMAS CLARK CORPUS CHRISTI Baseball J.V. 2,3, Varsity 4, Pep Club i,2,3,4. JUDITH CLAUSEN ASSUMPTION J.C.L. 2,3,4, Legion of Mary 'lg Sacristy i,2,3, Sodality 2,3,4. Awards: Latin 2,3. JUDY CAMISA ST, JOHN J.C.L. 2, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sacristy l, Secretary Club 4, Service Club 3. Awards: Latin T, Shorthand i,2, Typing l,2. ANTOINETTE CARDINALE ST. LAWRENCE OTOOLE C.S.F. 2,3,4, J.C.L. 2,3,4, Sacristy l,2,3, Sodality l,2,3,4. Sodality Prefect 3, Sodality Treasurer 3. Awards: Latin 2,3. SYLVIA CARDOZA ST. BENEDICT G.A.A. 1, J.C.L, i,2, Pep Club i,2, 3,4, Sacristy l, Service Club 4. Awards: Shorthand l, CHERYL CARPENTER ST. JOHN G.A.A. 'l, J.C.L. l,2,3, Legion of Mary 1, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Pep Band T,2,3,4, Service Club 4, Sodality 2,3,4. Sodality Publicity Manager 4. Awards: Latin 2. CAROLYN CATES ALL SAINTS Pep Club l,2,3, Service Club l,4, Sodality 3,4. LINDA CECCHETTI ASSUMPTION Debate Society 2, Drama l,4, G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club i,2,3,4, Service Club I,2,3, N.F.L. 3,4. SHARON CROWDER ASSUMPTION CSF. l,2,35 G.A.A. 3,45 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 Legion of Mary 253,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sacristy Club l,2,35 Service Club 4: Sodality l,2,3,4. Awards: C.S.F. 35 California State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. DAVID CRUZ ASSUMPTION DIETRA DAMERAL ST. LOUIS BERTRAND G.A.A. 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3, Sacristy Club 1,35 Service Club 45 Sodality 1,2,3. JOAN CONNOLLY ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Legion of Mary 1,25 Sacristy Club Ig Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club 4. NORMAN COSTA ST. LEANDER Drama Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Sanc- tuary Society 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Bookstore Mgr. 4. Award: California State Scholarship Semi-Finalist. BARBARA COTRONEO ASSUMPTION Legion of Mary l,2,3,45 Legion of Mary 2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Secre- taries' Club 4. Secretary of Legion of Mary 2,3. Awards: Shorthand l,25 Typing l,2. TIMOTHY COYLE LADY OF LOURDES Pep Club 35 Sanctuary Society 3. KATHLEEN CRAIG ASSUMPTION Drama Club 45 Pep Club 35 Trans- ferred from Red Bank Catholic High School, Red Bank, New Jersey, in her Junior year. MICHAEL CRINER ST, LOUIS BERTRAND Drama Club 1,25 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,45 Sanctuary Society 'l,2, 3,4. KENNETH DE CESARE ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE C.S.F. 1,2,3,4, Drama 4, Pep Club 1,2, Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4, Boys' Choir 3,4, Pep Band 4. Awards: C.S.F.-Life Member. LINDA DE COITE ASSUMPTION G.A.A. i,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sacristy 1,2, Service Club 2,4, Span- ish Newspaper 3. KATHLEEN DE SMIDT ASSUMPTION Drama 4, Pep Club 1,2,4, Sacristy 1,2, Service Club 4, Sodality 1,2. KATHLEEN DE VOE ASSUMPTION Legion of Mary 2, Pep Club-12,35 Service Club 1,25 J.V. Song girl 3. MAUREEN DIAS ALL SAINTS C.S.F. 1,2,3,4, J.C.L. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,4, Service Club 4, Sodality 2,3,4. Prefect 'of Sodality 4. Awards: DIANA DAVIS ST. LOUIS BERTRAND G.A.A, 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, Service Club 1,2,3,4. 1,23 Sacristy ROSALIE DAVIS ST. CYRIL Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sacristy 1, Serv- ice Club 4, Sodality 2,3,4. GAYLE DEAN ST. LAWRENCE G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sacristy 1,3, Sodality 3. JOHN DEAN ST. ISIDORE C.S.F. 1,3,4, Drama Club 4, Sanc- tuary Society 4, Track J.V. 1,2, Var- sity 3,4, Class Pres. 1. Awards: First place Bishop O'Dowd Science Fair- 1963, Third award Bay Area Sci- ence Fair, 11th Grade, Physical Sci- ences-1963. Latin 1,2,3, State Scholarship Semif Finalist. DARRELL DICKIESON ST. PASCHAL Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sanctuary So- ciety 1, Track J.V, 1. ELIZABETH D'ORAZI ASSUMPTION J.C,L. 2,3,4: Pep Club I,2,3,4: Sac- risty I: Service Club 4. Awards: Latin 2,3. JUDITH DOYLE ST. FELICITAS Crozier Staff 4: J.C,L. 2: Legion of Mary I,2: Pep Club 3: Sacristy I: Service Club 4. MURIEL DRANGA ST. MICHAEL Crozier Staff 3,4: C.S.F. l,2,3: G.A.A. I,2,3,4: J.C.L. 2: Pep Club 2,3,4: Service Club l,2,3,4: G.A.A. Section Rep. 4. Awards: I,2. 4 CATHERINE DUNNIGAN TRANSFIGURATION Drama Club 4: Pep Club I,2,3,4. Awards: Typing I. NANCY EDGAR ST. LOUIS BERTRAND STEVEN DIETRICH ST. PASCHAL Baseball Varsity 2,3,4: Block O 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4. Awards: Morning News Prep of the Week, JACK DOHERTY ST. PASCHAL Pep Club l,2,3,4. DIANNE DOMMES ST. PASCHAL Crozier Staff 4: C.S.F. 3: G.A.A. I,3: Pep Club I,2,3,4: Sacristy I: Service Club l,2: Sadality 2: Song girl 2,3,4. Awards: California State Scholarship Semi-Finalist: Bay Area Science Fair 2: C.S,F. 3. Drama 3,4: J.C.L. I,2,3: Legion of Mary l,2,3,4: Pep Club I,2: Sacristy I: Service Club 4. Vice Pres. Legion of Mary 2,3: Pres. Legion of Mary 4: Pres. Service Club 4. Awards: Latin I-,2,3. DONNA ERICKSON ST. MARGARET MARY Pep Club I,2,3: Sacristy I,2,3,4: Sodality I. Pres. of Sacristy Club i,2. Awards: Latin I,3. ROBERT FADDA ST. LEANDER Pep Club I: Yearbook Staff 4: Boys' Choir 3. IRENE FIORE ST. PASCHAL Pep Club 'l5 Sacristy lg Yearbook Staff 4. Awards: Typing 'I. KATHLEEN FARIA ASSUMPTION G-.A.A. 2,3, J.c.L. 2, Pep Club i,2, 3,45 Sacristy l,2,35 Secretaries' Club 45 Rep. 4. Awards: Latin I, Short- hand 1,25 Typing 1,2. LEONARD FARIAS ST. PASCHAL Basketball .l.V. 15 Pep Club 1,253,115 Golf 45 Track J.V. l. PAUL FARRO ST. BENEDICT Pep Club l,2,3,4. DONALD FAWKES ST. FELICITAS Pep Club l,2,3,4. RODRIGO FENTA ST. LOUIS BERTRAND PAUL FERREIRA ALL SAINTS Boys' Choir 3,45 J.V. Cheerleader 2,35 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4. MAUREEN FINNEGAN SAINT CYRIL C.S.F.' 25 G.A.A, l,25 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club 'l,2,3,45 Sacristy l,25 Service Club 45 Sodality l,2,3,4. Student Council Rep. 35 Student Body Treasurer 4. Awards: Latin l,2,3. GLORMA FLORE5 OUR LADY OF GRACE Pep Club 152,35 Secretaries' Club 4. Awards. Shorthand l, MARY GERKEN ST. JOHN G.A.A. l,3,45 J.C.L. 2,35 Legion of Mary l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Sac- risty 1. Awards: Latin 2. THOMAS GUISTINO TRANSEIGURATION Pep Club 1,45 Track J.V. 2. PATRICK GOLDEN ST. ALPHONSUS Drama 45 J.C.L. 253,45 Yearbook staff 45 Basketball statistician 4. VIRGINIA FRAGA ASSUMPTION G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 J.C.L. i,2,3,45 Le- gion of Mary 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Sacristy 1,35 Service Club 4. G.A.A. secretary 4. Awards: G.A.A. l,2,35 Latin l,3. MONA FRICKE ST. PASCHAL Legion of Mary 45 Pepx Club 1,2,35 Sacristy 35 Service Club 4. KATHLEEN FRIEDMAN ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE J.C.L. 1,25 Pep Club i,2,35 Sacristy 1,25 Service Club 15 Sodality 1. Awards: Latin 1. ROSEMARY GALLEGOS ST. LOUIS BERTRAND Legion of Mary 1,2,3,45 Pep Club lg Secretaries' Club 4. DENISE GAMENARA ST. JOHN G.A.A. 45 Legion of Mary 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacristy 1,35 Service Club 4. MARY GARVEY OUR LADY OF GRACE Crozier staff 35 Drama Club 45 Pep Club l,2,45 Sacristy 1,25 Service Club 1,2,35 Sodality 152. Awards: Typing 1. THOMAS GRUIDL OUR LADY OF GRACE Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Track J.V. 15 Varsity 2. GREGORY HAINES ASSUMPTION ROBERT HANSEN ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Baseball J.V. 2,35 Varsity 45 C.S.F. 1,35 Debate Society Ig Pep Club 1, 2,3,45 N.F.L.- 1. HELAINE HEAD ST. ANDREW G.A.A. i,2,3,45 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Sacristy Ig Service Club 1,2,3,45 Sodality l,3,4. G.A,A. Treasurer 4. Awards: G.A.A. Basket- ball5 Latin 1,3. DAVID HICKMAN ST. AUGUSTINE J.C.L. 3,45 Pep Club 45 Tennis 3,4. Awards: Co-Champ Jr. Davis Cup League. HELEN HIGGINS ST. LEANDER Crozier Staff 45 J.C.L. 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacristy Club 1,35 Service Club 4. Awards: Latin 1. JAMES GONSALVES ALL SAINTS Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2. MARLENE GONSALVES ALL SAINTS Drama Club 45 J.C.L. 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Secretaries' Club 45 Sodality 35 Song girl 2,3,4. Awards: Short- hand 1,25 Typing 1,25 Latin 2.. DENNIS GORI ASSUMPTION Baseball J.V. 2,35 Varsity 3,45 Block O 45 Pep Club 2,3,4. ROBERT GRUHLER SANTA MARIA Pep Club 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Capt. of Tennis Team. Awards: Co-Champ Jr. Davis Cup League. PATRICIA JENKINS ST. LOUIS BERTRAND Drama Club 4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sacristy Club 1,2, Secretaries' Club 4, Service Club 'l,2,3,4, Sodality 1, Yearbook Staff 4. Awards: Typing 1, Shorthand T. RALPH JOHNSON ST. ANTHONY C.S.F. 2,3, Yearbook Staff 4. GERALD JOYCE OUR LADY OF GRACE J.C.L. 2,3, Pep Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Bookstore Mgr. 3,4. MARY JURCSO ST. LOUIS BERTRAND Drama Club 4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club I,3,4, Sacristy l,2, Service Club 4, Sodality 1,2. JAMES KAVANAUGH ASSUMPTION Basketball Frosh 1, C.S,F. T, Drama MARY ELLEN HOULIHAN ST. PASCHAL Drama Club 4, G.A.A. 1,2, J.C.L. l,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sacristy 1,2, Service Club T,2. DEVAN HUPPERT ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Baseball Frosh T, J.V. 2,3, Pep Club 'l,2,3,4, Sacristy Club l,2,3,4. Stu- dent Court Judge. BERNARD ILG TRANSEIGURATION Baseball J.V. 2,3, Varsity 4, Block o 4, Pep Club i,2,s,4. WILLIAM JACOBSON ST. PASCHAL Basketball Frosh T, Pep Club T,2,3 4, Sacristy 4. Club 4, J.C.L. 2,3,4, Pep Club l,2, 3,4, Sanctuary Society 2,3,4, Boys' Choir 4. HARRY KAWA ST. BERNARD CATHERINE KIRBY ST. SIMON'S MOUNTAIN VIEW Drama 4, G.A.A. I, J.C.L. 2: Pep Club 4, Service Club 2,3,4. JOHN KOLB ST. JOHN Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sanctuary Society 4, Track J.V. 'I, Varsity 2,3. Awards, Typing l. JANICE KOTTER OUR LADY OF GRACE Crozier Staff 4, G.A.A. I, J,C.L. 2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Service Club 4. Awards: Latin 1,2. MARK KEAVENEY ST, FELICITAS Drama l,2, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Pep Band l,2,3,4. Awards: Typing T, MARGARET KELLOGG ST. ALPHONSUS Crozier staff 4, J,C.L. 2, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sacristy l, Secretaries' Club officer 3,4, Service Club 4, Sodality T, Pep Band l,2, Yearbook staff 3. Awards: Shorthand I,2. DENNIS KELLY ST, LEO Basketball J.V. statistician 2, Crozier Staff 4, C.S.F. I,3,4, Debate So- ciety I,2, J.C.L. l,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4,nSanctuary 2,4, N.F.L. l,2, Golf 2. Awards: N.E.L. i,2, Califor- nia State Scholarship Semi-finalist. JOAN KENNEDY ST. JARLATH Drama Club 4, G.A.A. l,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Sacristy 1, Yearbook staff 4. JAMES KING ST. LOUIS BERTRAND Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sanctuary Society l,2. MARY KING ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Drama Club 2,3, J.C.L. 2, Sacristy I, Sodalify I,2,3, N.F.L. 2,3. S0- dality officer 2,3. Awards: Freshman speech contest, California State final- ist lNFLl 2, Credit Granters of the Greater East Bay Scholarship award 4. KENNETH LUND ST. LEO Sanctuary Society 3,45 Tennis 3,4. PAUL LYRA ST. LOUIS BERTRAND Pep Club 4. MARY MACKENBROCK OUR LADY OF GRACE Crozier Staff 3, J.C,L. l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,4. Awards: Latin Ig Typ- ing I. MICHAEL LAFFERTY ASSUMPTlON Drama Club 2,3,45 J.C.L. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sanctuary 3,4. THOMAS LARKIN ST. JOHN Crozier Staff 45 Drama Club 45 J.C.L. 3, Pep Club 2,3,45 Sanctuary So- ciety 45 Boys' Choir 35 Varsity Head Cheerleader 4. Awards: Typing l. JESSE LEWIS ST. CYRIL Drama Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Sanc- tuary Society 2,35 Tennis 3. PATRICIA LEWIS ST. JOHN c.s.F. 4, J.C.L. 2,35 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Sacristy Club l,25 Yearbook Staff 4. Student Court Judge 4. Awards: Typing l, Latin 3. JUDITH LOGAN ST. PASCHAL Transferred from Holy Names in her Junior Year5 C.S.F. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 So- dality l,25 Yearbook Staff 4. J.C.L. Consul 35 Student Court Judge 4. Awards: Latin 35 Typing l. RICHARD LONG ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Crozier Staff 45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sanctuary Society 45 N.F.L, 2,35 Tennis 45 Track Cross Country T5 Boys' Choir 3. Awards: Speech Club. JOHN MALCOLM TRANSFIGURATION Block O 3,45 Pep Club i,2,3,45 Track Varsity 3,4. MICHAEL MANNIX ST. 'JARLATH Drama 45 Sanctuary Society 4. BENEDICT MARAFINO ST. ALPHONSUS Block O 3,45 Crozier Staff 3,45 Debate Society lj Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Sanctuary Society l,2, 3,45 N.F.L. T5 Track J.V. 'l,25 Boys' Choir 3,45 Rally Commission 45 Cheerleader 4. Awards: California State Scholarship Semi-finalist 45 Debate i. MARILYN MARTIN OUR LADY OF GRACE Drama Club 45 G.A.A. I5 Pep Club i,2,35 Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club i,4. Awards: Typing 1. MARJORIE MATTHEWS SL. PASCHAL Crozier Staff 35 Drama 45 G.A,A. i,2,35 1l.C.L. 2,3,45 Pep Club i,2,3, 45 Sacristy lg Service Club l,2,35 Sodality 3. Rep. 2,45 Vice Pres, 2,45 Rally Commission 4. Awards: Latin 2, Typing 1. JOAN MLGIFF ALL SAINTS Crozier Staff 45 C.S.F. T5 J.C.L. 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Service Club 45 So- dality l,2,4. MARGARET MAC MILLAN ST. JARLATH Pep Club i,2,3,45 Sacristy l,2,35 Sodality Ig Pep Band 2,3,45 Rep, 45 Awards: Latin i. THOMAS MADIGAN ST. JARLATH Sanctuary Society i. JUDY MAES ST. LEANDER Crozier Staff 45 C,S.F. 2,3,45 Debate Society 2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sodality 3,45 N.F.L. 3,45 Rep. 'l. Awards: California State Scholarship Semi-Finalist5 National Merit Certifi- cate holder5 C.S,F. life member5 Typing 2. STEPHEN MAHER ST. ALPHONSUS Basketball J.V. manager 1,25 Block O 45 Drama 25 Pep Club i,2,3,45 Sanctuary Society 45 Track J.V. l, 2,35 Varsity 45 Varsity Cheerleader 4. TIMOTHY MCNAMARA CORPUS CHRlSTl Basketball J.V. 15 Crozier Staff 45 Pep Club i,2,3,45 Sanctuary Society 3,45 Track J.V. Ig Varsity 2,3,4. Rally Commissioner. WILLIAM MCPHEE ST. JOSEPH Basketball J.V. 35 Varsity 45 Block O 45 Sacristy 3,47 Tennis 4. wn.LiAM MEAGHER campus ciiizisti J.c.L. 2,3, Pep Club 4. JUNE MECCHI ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Crozier Staff 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sacristy Ig Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club i,2,3,4. Rally Commissioner 4. Awards: Shorthand i,2. DENNIS MEDEIROS ST. JOHN J.C.L. 35 Sanctuary Society l,3,4. FRANK MELEWICZ OUR LADY OF GRACE Drama 45 Pep Club 4. PAT MENIKETTI ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE C.S,F. l,2,35 Debate Society 25 Drama 2,3,45 J.C.L. i,2,3,45 Legion of Mary 25 Sacristy l,2. Awards: Typing 'l5 Latin i,2,3, Drama 45 Speech ll. MARGARET MCKEAN OUR LADY OF GRACE J.C.L. 25 Pep Club 25 Secretaries Club 4. Awards: Shorthand 1,25 Typing 25 Latin 2. BARBARA McKlN5TRY CORPUS CHRISTI Drama 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 J.C.L. 2,3,45 Legion of Mary 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Service Club 4. Awards: Latin 2,3. ELLEN McNALLY ST. LOUIS BERTRAND G.A.A. i,2,45 Pep Club i,2,3,45 Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club i,2, Awards: Shorthand i,2. KATHLEEN MOHER ST. LEANDER Drama Club 4, G.A.A. l,2, .I.C.L. 2, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sacristy I,2, Service Club I,2,4, Yearbook staff 4. Awards: Shorthand I, Latin I,2. JOHN MOORE ST. JOHN J.C.L. l,2, Pep Club 'l,2,3,4, Sanc- tuary Society l,2,3,4. ROBERT MICHELS ST. JOHN Drama 3, Pep Club 2,3,4. Sergeant at Arms, Student Council. DIANE MIHIC ST. CLEMENT Pep Club I,2,3, Sacristy I,2, Service Club 4, Sodality 2,3,4. ANTOINETTE MILLER ST. LOUIS BERTRAND G.A.A. l,2,3, Sacristy l,2, Service Club I,2,3,4. CAROLYN MILLER C.S.F. I,2,4, Drama Club l,4, G.A.A. 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sac- risty l,2, Secretaries' Club 4, Serv- ice Club I,2,3. Awards: Shorthand I, Typing l,2, MICHAEL MIRAGLIA ASSUMPTION Drama 4, Pep Club l,4, Sanctuary Society I,4. BERNADETTE MIRAGLIO ASSUMPTION G.A.A. 2,35 J.C.l.. 2, Pep Club 'l,2, 3,4, Sacristy 2,35 Secretaries' Club 4. Student Body Secretary. Awards: Latin I, Shorthand I,2. PATRICIA MITCHELL ST. LOUIS BERTRAND G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Sacristy I,2,3, Secretaries' Club 4, Service Club I,2,3,4. Awards: Shorthand l,2, Typing 2. RENEE MORANDO ST. PASCHAL Pep Club 1,25 Sodalify i,3. GEORGE MORGAN OUR LADY OF GRACE Drama 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Sanc- Tuary Sociefy 2. AI.IDA MORRILI. ST, PASCHAL J.C.L. 25 Pep Club l,2,3y,SacrisTy I, MARY ANNE MOTTA TRANSFIGURATION Crozier Staff 35 Pep Club 'l,2,37 Sodalify I. DAVID MURPHY ST. PASCHAL Pep Club 4. MARY MURRAY ST. FELICITAS Crozier Staff 35 G.A.A. 35 Pep Club i,2,4y Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club 1,25 Rep. 3. Awards: Typing 25 Shorthand i,2. PATRICIA MURRAY ST. PASCHAL Crozier Staff 3,4, C.S,F. i,3,4g De- bate Society .25 Drama Club 45 J.C.L. 3,47 Sacristy i,2,3, Service Club Ig Sodaliiy 'l,2,3,4g N.F.L. 2,3. Awards: Latin Ip California State Scholarship Semi-finalist, C.S.F. life member. DAVID NAIA ALL SAINTS Pep Club 1,29 Pep Band i,2. MARGARET 0'MARA ST. FELICITAS G.A.A. l,2,3,4, .l.CfL. 2,3, Pep Club l,3,4, Sacristy l. G.A.A. Vice Pres. 4. Awards, l,3. MARY OPPEDAHL ST. PASCHAL Transferred from Mercy High School, San Francisco, C.S,F. 2, G,A.A. l,2, 3,4, J.C.L. 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, Pep Club l, Sacristy 3, Service Club i,2,3,4, Sodality 3,4, Rally Commis- sion 4. GREGORY PAPE ST. JOACHIM Drama Club 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4. BARBARA PASHON ALL SAINTS Drama Club 4, Pep Club 'l,2,3,4, Secretariesk Club 4, Service Club 1, DONNA NICHOLS ST. LEANDER J.C,L. 2, Pep Club 2,3, Sacristy l,2, Secretaries' Club 4, Service Club 4, Sodality l. Awards: Shorthand l,2, Latin I. DONNA OBY ST. BENEDICT Crozier Staff 3, Drama Club 3, Sac- risty l, Service Club l, Sodality 1, 2,3, N.F.L. 2,3,4. Chairman Soclality 3. WARREN OGLE ST. PASCHAL Block O 2,3,4, Pep Club l,2,4, Sanctuary Society i,2,3,4, Track J.V. T, Varsity 2,3,4. Block O Pres., Rep. 3. GARRETT OLNEY OUR LADY OF LOURDES Crozier Staff 4, C.S.F, l,2,3, Debate Society l,2,3,4, J.C.L. 2,3,4, Sanc- tuary Society 4, N.F.L. l,2,3,4, Boys' Choir 3. Rep. 2. Awards, Latin 2, Rep. Calif. Bays' State 3, Cal- ifornia State Scholarship Semi-final- ist, N.F.L. Degree of Distinction 4, 2, Sodality l,2. Awards: Typing l, Shorthand I. MARILYN PASQUAL ALL SAINTS Drama 4, J.C.L. 2, Legion of Mary 3,4, Sacristy i, Secretaries' Club 4, Sodality 1. Awards: Latin 2, Short- hand l,2, Typing l. MARY PAUWELS ST. PASCHAL Crozier Staff 4, G.A,A. l,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Sacristy l,2, Service Club 4, Sodality l,2. CHRISTINA PITTA ST. PASCHAL G.A.A. T: Pep Club 'l,2,3,4: Secre- taries' Club 4: Service Club i,2. Rally Commission. Awards: Typing l,2. ROBERT POTMESIL ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE C.S.F. 2: Pep Club i,3,4: Sanctuary Society l. KATHERINE POTTER ST. LEO Crozier Staff 3,4g Drama Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,4: Sac- risty Club 'l,2,3: Service Club l,2,3, 4: Sodality l. Vice Pres. I: Rep. 2. Awards: Speech Awards: Service Club 2,35 Typing l. KAY POWELL ST, PASCHAL G.:-x.A. 1, J.c.L. 2, Pep Club l,2,3: Sacristy Club l,2: Secretaries' Club 4: Service Club 4. Awards: Short- RONALD PERO ASSUMPTION J.C.L. 2,37 Pep Society l,2,3,4. Club l,2: Sanctuary l.Yl.E PETERSON ST. PASCHAL Crozier Staff 4: C.S,F. 4: Drama Club 3,4: J.C.L. 2: Pep Club 2,4: Sanc- tuary Society l,2,3,45 Rally Com- mission 4: Boys' Choir 3,4. JEFFERY PETERSON ST. FELICITAS Basketball J.V. l,2,3. JOSEPH PINHEIRO ST. LEANDER Pep Club l,2,3,4. Student Court Judge 4. hand 1,25 Latin i,2, Secretaries' Club 4. ROBERT PRICE ST. JOHN Baseball J.V. i,2: Basketball: J.V. l,2, Varsity 3,45 Block OH: Pep Club l,2, Awards: Morning News Prep ot the Week 3: All-Cal 3: All Tourney Penn. Basketball Tour- ney 3. GRACE PRINDEVILLE ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE c.s.F. l,2,3,4: Pep Club l,2,3,4: Sacristy 1: Sodality 2,3,4. Awards: Lifetime Member of CSF., California State Scholarship Semi-finalist. ROBERT RODRIGUES ALL SAINTS Baseball J.V. 25 Pep Club 2,3,4. VIRGINIA ROMAGNOL0 ST. CYRIL G.A.A. lj Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacristy 1,25 Secretaries' Club 4, Awards: Latin 1,25 Shorthand 1,25 Typing 1,2. JAMES PULLMAN ASSUMPTION Baseball Varsity 2,3,45 Basketball Varsity 45 Block O 2,3,45 C.S.F. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3. Vice-Pres. Block Awards: All C.A.L. Base- ball 2,35 C.S.F.-Lite Member. PETER QUITTMAN OUR LADY OF LOURDES Pep Club 1,25 Tennis 3,4. MAUREEN RAPHAEL ST. PASCHAL Crozier Staff 25 C.S.F. 2,3,45 Drama 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacristy 1,355 Sodality 2,3,45 N.F.L. 2,3. So- dality Sec. 2,35 Vice-Prefect 4. Awards: N.F.L. 25 French 2. JEAN RATTO ST. JOHN J.C.L. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacrisfy 1,25 Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club 2,35 J.V. Song girl 2. LENARD REPPOND ST. JOHN Yearbook Staff 4. Awards: French 4, JOHN RETTIG ST. CYRIL Crozier Staff 45 Pep Club 1,25 Sanc- tuary Society 3,45 Track J.V. 25 Boys' Choir 3. Rep. 4. JOHN ROBERSON ST. PASCHAL Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ROSKAM ST. PASCHAL G.A.A. I, Legion of Mary 3,4, Pep Club T,2,3, Sacristy I,3, Service Club 2,3,4. Service Club Pres. 4. Awards: Service Club l,2, Typing I. CHARLES ROSKAM ST. PASCHAL C.S.F. 3,4, Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4. DAWN ROUNSEVILLE ST. LEANDER G.A.A. 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4g Service Club l,2. STEPHEN ROUSEY ST. LOUIS BERTRAND TERRENCE RUDY ALL SAINTS JEAN RUSCONI ST. PASCHAL Legion of Mary lg Pep Club l,2, Sacrisfy l,2, Secretaries' Club 4, Service Club l,2,3,4. Awards: Typ- ing T. CLIFFORD RUSSO ST. BENEDICT THOMAS SALBER ASSUMPTION RICHARD SANDERS ALL SAINTS Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sanctuary Society 3,4. JAMES SCHULTZ ST. PASCHAL Track J.V. 1. KATHLEEN SCHWAB HOLY GHOST Crozier Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 J.C.L. 25 Pep Club 45 Service Club 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,3,4. G.A.A. Rep. 2,3. Awardgz Latin 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3. RICHARD SCHWARZ ST. PASCHAL Baseball J.V. 1,25 Block O 2,3,45 Pep Club,1,2,3,45 Sanctuary So- ciety 1,25 Track J.V. 15 Varsity 2, 3,4. RICHARD SCHWEICHERT ST. MICHAEL Block O 3,45 Crozier Staff 45 C.S.F. 1,2,3,45 Debate Society 1,2, 3,45 Drama Club 45 Sanctuary So- ciety 3,45 N.F.L. 1,2,3,4. Awards: Bank of America lScience and HELENE SANTICH ST. CYRIL Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Sacristy 1,25 Sec retaries' Club 45 Service Club 1,2 3,4. Awards: Shorthand 1,2. CATHERINE SARDINIA ST. LOUIS BERTRAND J.C.L. 1,25 Secretaries' Club 4 Awards: Latin 15 Shorthand 1,2 Typing 2. HELENA SCHREURS ST. LEANDER J.C.L. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 Sac risty 15 Service Club 4. Awards Latin 1,35 Typing 1. Mathl5 California State Scholarship Semi-Finalist5 C.S.F. lite member. DAVID SEITZ ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE Baseball Varsity manager 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Sanctuary Society 1,2. BARBARA .SERONELLO ST. BENEDICT J.C.L. 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Secre- taries' Club 45 Service Club 3. Rep. 1. Awards: Shorthand 1,25 Typing 1,2. JERRY SEZAR ST. FELICITAS DONNA SLICHTER ASSUMPTION Legion of Mary 27 Pep Club 47 Serv- ice Club 2,3,4. DIANE SMITH Crozier staff 37 C,S.F. 37 Drama Club 47 Legion of Mary I7 Pep Club I,2, 3,47 Sodality 2,37 J.V. song girl 2, 37 Varsity song girl 4. KAY SPIELVOGEI. ST. PASCHAL Crozier staff 2,37 Drama Club 47 G.A.A. I,2,37 J.C.L. l,27 Pep Club i,2,3,47 Sacristy 1,27 Secretaries' Club 47 Service Club I,2,3,47 So- dality 3, Rep. 27 Class vice pres. 37 Student Body vice pres. 4. Awards: Typing 1,27 Shorthand 1,27 Latin 2. CAROLYN SPINOSI ST. FELICITAS Crozier staff 3,47 Pep Club I,2,3,47 Sacristy 37 Sodality I,3,4. SHERYL SIECK ASSUMPTION G.A.A. I,2,3,47 J.C.L. 2,37 Legion of Mary I,2,3,47 Pep Club I,2,3,47 Yearbook staff 4. Awards: Latin I7 Typing I. DARLENE SILVA ALL SAINTS G.A.A. l,27 Legion of Mary 3,47 Pep Club I,2. Awards: Shorthand 1,27 Typing i,2. WILLIAM SINGLETON ALL SAINTS Crozier staff 47 Drama 47 J.C.L. 2,37 Pep Club I,2,4. STEVEN SPLENDORIO ST. TI-IERESA Varsity basketball manager 47 Block O 3,47 C.S.F. I,2,3,4, Sanc- tuary Society 47 Golf 3,4. Block O officer 47 Rally Commission 37 Rep. 4. JAMES SOETH ST. JARLATH J.C.L. 2,37 Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4. CELINE STAG HOLY GHOST Drama Club 4, G.A.A. I7 Pep Club 2,37 Sacristy i7 Service Club 47 So- dality 3. WILLIAM SULLIVAN ST. JOHN Block O 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sanctuary 45 Track J.V, 1,25 Varsity 3,4. JOHN SWEENEY ST. FELICITAS Baseball J.V. 2,35 Varsity 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Block O 4. PHILIP TACHELLA ST. LEANDER Drama Club 45 J.C.L. i,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sanctuary Society l,2, 3,45 Bookstore manager 3,4. LYNN TAYLOR ST. JARLATH G.A.A. ly Secretaries' Club 4. Awards: Shorthand 15 Typing 1,25 Latin l,2. JOHN THOMPSON OUR LADY OF GRACE Pep Club i,2,3,4. JULIA STANLEY ASSUMPTION G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club I,2,35 Sac- risty I5 Service.Club l,2,3,4. CHERYL STEIN ST. PASCHAL Pep Club 1,2,35 Sacristy Ig Secre- taries' Club 45 Sodality 2,35 .l.V. Song girl 25 Varsity Song girl 3,45 head song girl 4. SUSAN STREICHER ST. CYRIL G.A.A. 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Sac- risty lg Secretaries' Club 45 Service Club 35 Sodality 2,3. Awards: Short' hand l,2. ROBERT VELARDE ST. PASCHAL C.S.F. l,2,3,4, Debate Society T,2,3, Drama Club 4, Pep Club l,2,4, Sanctuary Society T,2,3,4, N.F.L. l,2,3, Track J.V. l,2, Varsity 3. Rep. T,2,4, Class Pres. 2,4. Awards: National Merit Finalist, S.A.T. Semi- Finalist, C.S.F. Life Member, Bank of America. KENNETH VENTURA ST. LEANDER Pep Club 2,3,4, Sanctuary Society l,4. A CATHERINE VOLLMER ST. PASCHAL J.C.L. 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Sacristy T,2,3, Service Club 'l,2,3,4, Sodality T. Awards: Latin i. RICHARD VAN HOLDT TRANSFIGURATION Pep Club T,2,3,4. PEGGY WALSH ST. PASCHAL Transferred from San Gabriel Mission High in her Junior Year, C.S.F. T, 2,3, Debate Society 2, Drama Club 4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Pep Club 3, Serv- ice Club 3,4, Commission 4, J.V. Song girl 2. RICHARD WARING ST. PASCHAL Debate Society I, Pep Club i,3,4, Sanctuary Society T. KATHLEEN THORNTON ALL SAINTS G.A.A. 3,4, Pep Club T,2,3, Sac- risty T,2,3,4, Service Club 4, Sodali- ty 3,4, Student Court Judge 4. WILLIAM TURNER SAINT AUGUSTINE Block O 2,3,4, C.S.F. l,2,3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sanctuary Society 3,4, Track J.V. T, Varsity '2,3,4, Rep. 3, Sec. of Block O 4. GARY WILFONG ST. JOACHIM Pep Club l,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society 4. CHRISTINE WILSLEF ASSUMPTION Drama 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club l,2, Ay Sacristy 'lg Secretaries' Club 4g Service Club l,3. Awards: Shorthand 3, Typing 4, Secretaries' Club 4. DENNIS WILSON ST. JOHN Pep Club l,2,3,45 J.V. Track 1. GLORIA WINSLOW OUR LADY OF LOURDES Drama 4, G.A.A. l,2,3,4g J.C.L. 2, 3,45 Legion of Mary 2,3. Awards: Latin 1. NANCY YERBY OUR LADY OF LOURDES G.A.A. lg Pep Club l,2,3,4g Service Giub l,3,4g Sodality l,3,4. Awards: State Scholarship Semi-finalist. MARGARET WEEKES ALL SAINTS Crozier Staff 3,45 J.C.L. l,2,3,4g Legion of Mary 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Sacristy 1,25 Service Club 45 Sodality 4. Awards: Latin 2. WILLARD WEHE ST. ALPHONSUS LIGUORI Debate Society l,2, Drama 45 Pep Club lg Sanctuary Society 3,45 Boys' Choir 3. BARBARA WHITE ST. ALPHONSUS LIGUORI G.A.A. 1,2, J.C.L. l,2,3g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Sacristy 1,25 Service Club 3,45 Sodality 1. Awards: Latin l,3. Serum Smefage cw in mt Antoinette Cardinale, Maureen Dias, Janet Chisrnan, and Cheryl Carpenter, show their Senior religion class that the Dominican Sisters of Adrian reach out to all parts ot the United States with their spiritual and intellectual guidance. Ken De Cesare raises an interesting question in Father Bradsl'iaw's Senior religion class. Sdacateaf am! flctwe Cowan 25 f : ,QQ-f iri:YSA25SGiE?zS5E 13E 2 i E. . l Sister Michael Mary helps till the sparetirne at her senior girls with monthly reading assignments. The girls checking in their assignments are Toni Miller, Kathy Faria, Ginny Romagnolo, and Sylvia Cardoza. Mr, Borrar's Senior boys 'look to Charlie Roskarn for helpful directions on writing the inevitable term paper. The Seniors are: Charles Roskam, Harry Kawa, John Moore, Tim Coyle, Ralph Johnson and Bob Velarde, Variety adds spice to Spanish IV, as Rosalie Davis, Gary Wilfong, Peggy Walsh, Bob Velarde, and Katie Arnerich standing, use the posters for conversation builders. '27 Senior Latin studenrs Gary Olney, Maureen Finnegan, Warren Bellows, and Judy Logan give a modern interpetatian of the ancient Romance of Dido and Aeneas. 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Students sell wares made n homemaking class at the annual Marian Barrows, and Jean Ratto, caught the Senior Religion students who studied wedding gown for the girls to admire. Clothing class admires the exquisite gown, Christmas sale Now how is this queries Mary Garvey as she adiusts the bow on the rnodel's dress in the display window. L. to R.: Celine Stag, Rosemary Gallegos, Mary Garvey, Kitsie Dunigan. Cheryl Stein takes a last min- ute glance at her Senior Ball formal before she puts in the final and firm darts and stitches. 'Uwe Sclwladfzz Spud .94 Zjefrwmmted an Seam Clauea Business is business, says Sister Froncita who times students in a shorthand drill, June Mecchi, Kay Powell, Lynn Taylor, Marilyn Pasqual, Peggy Kellogg, and Helene Sontich. Students of Fother's Keone's English closs identity author's ond works, This review keeps these young men alert and interested. Dennis Wilson, Tom Gruidl, Bob Rodriques, Joe Pinheiro, ond Mike Mannix. The future of America will be shaped as students such os these who stucly, ond discuss problems presented in Mr. Brown's American History closs. Seniors Gaye Dean Tom Brodehl and John Roberson have first experience with wedging clay 98 e00LOL6fL6Ldfl Cavmmmuw filing O'Dowd faamm Qlepawrwnt flimu Umfwii, Elm cmd Gaiam wdtfi ?4f0fM,0Ld, lim, Reform Speed and rhythm drills are a must for the future busines ladies. Keeping up with musical drill are: Donna Nichols, .loan Connolly, Jean Rusconi, Diana Davis, Peggy Walsh, Tina Pitta, Margaret McKean, and Katie Arnerich. 'f ,aweuu,A L 5PEc:A sem in vm we cl rumsicf 3 L... -s.s H 4 l . e Mike Monnix proves his point to interested bookkeeping students. Sister Virginia proudly glances over her students. Fingering, timing, and spacing, are new musts for these college bound Seniors. Bishop O'Dowd Secretaries' Club has on-the-iob- experience at Frieden's as a reward for service during the year. Marlene Gonsalves, Kathleen Barbosa, Kay Spielvogle, Peggy Kellogg, Vicki Breznikar, Donna Nichols, and Helene Santich are dependable and accurate. Serum 7Lf0fL0fLd 2344 National Merit Scholarship letters of Commendation were received by L. Anderson, K. DeCesare, B. Pullman, J, Maes, R. Schweikert, P. Murray, G. Prindiville, and G. Olney. A National Mathematics Test award was granted to Steve Splendorio. Grace Prindiville received the Bank of America foreign language award, and Jack Doherty the Bank of America social sciences award. Bank of America Achievement trophies were awarded to Robert Velarde in the field of Liberal Arts, and to Richard Schweikert in the fields of science and mathematics. Ken DeCesare's outstanding performance in the St. Mary's College mathematics program was acknowledged by a certificate of merit. Bank of America Certificates were presented to John Deon, in Laboratory Science, and to Barrett Pullrnan in Mathematics, Judy Maes and Richard Schweikert received Bank of America Certificates for their accomplishments in Speech. Kathy Thornton, in the field of Home Economics, and Marlene Gonzalves, in the field of Business merited Bank of America certificates. Bank of America certificates: Virginia Fraga for achievement in Music ond fo Ken DeCe5qre in English, Seniors wait anxiously in line for their First Year Typing Awards. 102 Seam 76cm 7764 Shouldm'T Mr. O'Donnell be correctmg papers? Bagging rays A P Thoughts! enrvy for your O'Dowd's original aquatic team Where the boys are . . Shapely legs? CHEESE! lfisr1'1Thursday, boys! Guess who! Hey ladee ladee lo Seem Veleete 75e0eeleeZ You Can'f Take it With You, presenfed by The Senior Class and direcied by Fafher Bradshaw. The group of amafeur aciors provided a nighT of enioymenf, enferfainmenf, and merrimenf for The audience. Behind the scenes senior girls make-Up members of the cas? before their debut 'Essie, we all agree you're a good dancer, but Tony doesn'1 have time To dance now. The hard-working stage crew salute their captain Faiher Bradshaw, 1. 103 ls that you, Alice? My, Mr. Spumom, yoifve gained o iitiie weight since I poimed you MIST! WeIi Sir, here we cure ogum. Mike is quite on athlete, ehi' 'nk My ,mmm we No,fmther,Iwom1o discuss it now. T251 W, ai 5 53322. ES em, M M - i gk we -1 15-5, ,. My M K x g. H232 'kim Y s Q' G Mon Who ts thas woman? Orclndpo She s my mother And ol! ends happily ever offer. 42? '55 tai nf wg ' Mr. Hendersonflnternul Revenue Department? ie, f- , ..,A , . W . .V Wren, , The entnre cost presents ltseff for C1 ftnol bow, t 105 Sclnedeaagade 76646 flee the Wlonwm to Yiwwnufw MW 27, N64 Scenic Swim Bal! flaoma Steam ffafcd Wade FR? Gwdmtzam may me 3, H64 FOND MEMORIES OF FOUR WONDERFUL YEARS Q af ig 108 :T nl? ? X, PR Hai? by VV W? wa'dQ we ,, as A We Gum Seaway Richard Schweiclwert Helen Higgins St. Michaels St. Leander's SUMMA CUM LAUDE K a .Fm K W 1 Kay Spielvogel, student body vice president, says thank you and good-bye to Bishop O'Dowd High Sclnool. l lO His Excellency, the Most Reverend Floyd L. Begin, Bishop of Oakland, presided over the commencement exercises. H ' Y..w.h. A . :5 ' 5, J. W wah T ' ' ? ' f 1- 5 7 52:45 i 35 .ef - '3 1 9 ,lf f ' 55 , , E A '. fi S gf ' if - - gg - , V if ' 5 LQ kg - Lf ,. , E . 3T'f Q 1, Mig +1435 iw? wi? vm 1 e E i S , x K .lg . ' 1. I . 1 2 fi1ef'ff , L E 4 Af 1 'W Q .K W pe Cf' Q,x ESQ A1 1 , 1 Salam Sue Blomstcid 60-editm Po? Lewis ,layout Vickie Breznikor 5 ,sf FORGOTTEN FOREVER . Weeks over copy . .. NighTs loiie for dinner . .. Dciys sorTihg picTures. .. Hours Thinking oT.coipTions . .. The pressroom pressure . . . The mod rush for subscripTions And The big quesTion . .. Where ore The picTures? 564 swim SW smart REMEMBERED ALWAYS . , Sue's plea, I'm so tired. . .. Norms enthusiastic cry, I've done The typists Tired fingers. . . Coke breaks at Jerry's . .. Keeping up with the photographer .. The pictures we didn't use . .. The joy at working together . .. The pride in the finished product. 1 ' 4 Spam 8dLi0f6d Norm Costa Jerry Joyce Ralph Johnso Bob Fadda Nw' fan, ,M x G 5 2 S egg 4? W f fwgf Q55 ,I ip if , Dennis Kelly, Jahn Rettig, Barrett Pullman, Richard Schweickert, Diane Dommes, Muriel Dranga, ancl Joanne Abel were awarded California State Scholarships. Junior C.S,F. members smile pleasantly as they recall three happy and successful scholastic years. Freshmen show great potential in achieving high honors. l l6 C. 5. 7. Bulwp 0 'mowd Scvlalma Senior C.S.F, members stand before the lobby showcase displaying years of achievement in scholarship. All these honor students are college bound. May success follow you is the foncl wish of the faculty. M reg. 35:1 am Q W 1-:ff Sophomores and Juniors won top honors in the AuxiMum Lorinum resting program. Sophomore members of C.S.F, H7 Mrs. Anna and her son arrive at their destination to see and experience the Wonders of the East. me Wt Run Eliza Run I, , Our young prince imitates his father while talking with young Louis. Barbara McKinstry, director of the Srnail House of Uncle Thomas Scene, demonstrates haw Siamese dancing is perfected. 118 Oh, tho? was good, your Mojesw! 5 Getting to know the '1' Kwng's wife, Lady Thicmg. 2 Ees o puzzYemem'l I shall meer you in the gorden,Tup1lr1. uf 'W Y P you , ,,w?1 P flf'I+51 il 4..f'fGl f ' A555-Ag f S we .V , ,si 'Q i1ySil3f.,f' ii 1 R-R 2 Qi L 4. ii mmm M0064 Manda to 77200454 and Wlemouea s To achieve perfect harmony by skillful combination of notes and voices is the aim ot the choral groups at Bishop O'Dovvd. These musicians are among the many young people who thrill to the secrets of the finer things. Practices and rehearsals prove to be enioyable work, especially when those concerned anticipate the delight they will bring to their audiences. ii. W9 Vocciists Pm Menikeffi, Mary Gul- Iogher, Barbara McKinsTry, Sue Blackman, Andrea Role, Sue Cormier wwh Borbcro Frmes cmd Alana Muscmfe of the orgon. 1 155 's 1 S 'H K ' sg k A rg Accomponisrs V. Frugo, M. Polio, and G Delohoussoye. Mothers' Club Fcxshwon Show Com mittee mduded Mesdomes Onstcxd Jenkms, Rufio, Peierson, Tclssiellw Fiores, Fsore, Nohm and Herrrck. an .L . rr, Njju., . T, - ' 3 wg is . . 5 , .: L ' 1 1.1314 3:1 fi- J Helen Higgins and Maureen Finnegan fashion narrators. Kathy Rubino, Mary Motta, Georgia Reynolds, Marcia White and young friends are ready for fun in the sun. Pure Dash is exhibited by A. Wilson, P. Wilson, A. Kathy Moher, Judy Jardirn, Barbara Pashon, Nancy McWhinney, and Denise Monahan are ready for any occasion in their season to season coordinates. 122 Wilson, P. Menghini, Mary Lou, and Duchess DQ an Y 1 Top honors go la Mesclames Amclral, Dunigan, Fisher, Jenkins, White, Sieck, Rokovich, and Macllaugall. Belles of The ball Cheryl Stein, Toni Miller, Kathleen Thornton and Alida Morrill proudly show The proclucrs of many hours of hard work. Mary Garvey, Marilyn Martin, Kitsie Dunigan, and Jean Ratro display their masterpieces in double fashion flatfery. Tireless Travelers Maggie MacMillan, Diane Dornmes, Kathy Friedman, and Celine Stag pause for admiring glances. Q r 5 L 2 ' 5 f je ssri E V as Q it k',,,f . 5 7 MNT'-4 W., fad , wk - 1 1 l :1.., . V:,g4mz1Q.1v:jQ. H S Q .L',, S,.,,,,,m..:g, I Nl.,-fn, ,iw .M .,., UH, M . Q 'ESV 'H :gi , S W ,R W4 K A X ,J 2 .:,:5:5-53:4 5- - F ? ' ,-V 'a' Jf+f'Q 5,-i,,.,,,m , my' . ,-1 -. ' 11 ,frav if Senior Sodalists lust stopping to pay a daily visit and whisper an Ave with the offering they are making in visible form of a lighted candle. Throughout the year Bishop O'Dowd Socialist as well as all students have turned to Our Lady for favors and requests, and now in May, they set aside a special day to honor and thank her. The privilege of crowning the statue of Mary is given to Student Body Vice-President, Kay Spielvogel. The Principal, Monsignor Donovan, presides over the ceremonies. THE LEGlON OF MARY The officers are: President, Nancy Edgarg Vice-President, Mary Gerkin, Treasurer, Sherry Sieck, Secretary, Barbara Cotroneo. 'Wi' il'l' wil V152 wg . :,.:. QM E N gif Q Y fxfmgrq.. ,M 9' wi 5 :fu W U, 'fWf2vF5l-Q' . K, 9 Af: k ,5 if X Sag? M, v fn .. . T5 Q ' 'f 53 KL 1 Q I M W 7 ggi . -7 2 .,q. . ,A 2 - ,,.. --if 3555 - ' , Tv-I3 gf ki if 1' 1 :gg gl . ? V 'P E1 9 R Jr V , Y 'N E We N. N1 W 4 , NA L , WHT V f :iff V .y 3 . A za 136 1 . as 'gr' Q 3. iff. 111355, ' W' ik -I- c Q... WSMW ew .'x k ty , , E. 5 x 'M x S s Y iff f H if :,. ,, . gl HQ' P 1593 .QV ., . ' A mg Q Y. 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Senior King and Queen, Jock Sweeney and Mory Oppedohl are surrounded by their court: Juniors: Cindy Lund and Don Johnson: Freshmen: Pot Milier and Rich Helrnp and Sophornores: Donna Dcufel ond Jim Moyie. t , f 3? E. i, 2744 fftiletea 132 ffm SW, tm, 5-QW Ulwae Wlw Hcumeu the Spud of tfw Scfwol I '49 Q Y -I 'ggi . M M ' Q 3241 V M . ,H Mg. . if 'W 1 1: - 'ii if-. yf - 1 A in M73-,gif W S Qfliff-' T W 1 .. ' 'f -jifizkfsw, .,,:g,g7,S553:g.Q,1g ,, M , S L g ffgifgii Tig? . gg, ,1 fiiikifggffgaaigfkziigk J JS i'15w2H:s,::5 i Awe-MM L f . . 5 f-A 11 ' 'ga I ,V f, ' f ali ' 5 C ffavii K x 1 LL . 'fm P2 z'7 ' 7' iY v Q+Li:. ff? ff-- 553, I ,Z H., ,, . if igjf 12-as if J? f A HL Y gp, Q ,E ., .Ev if jf :f'. All iv c I 5 E 'Fm 5 . awk 5 Q15 , M M 'M Y... F . A , S ' fm fi? i Q .L 1.527 W S--:,:r:E2f 5 52- Q, ' Q95 P 'X' W fgvsa,-,ff . . AL ,L ,3,,, Akb, ,Nw E . 11 f is 1 V 5, 1 gf . ,p - mmmw 2? E ,Jim .mf fs 5 1 A X M gf f mf? 'F ix fe mi? ,,f?3l. l E mxwgi, 5 1 M-f ,.f -inn? :-.- ',,,,. --gr ,W ZA 1 -w:sz:f52is5Q:Q :Sig ---::,:::+--,,'-E: .fefza ian... si ii .gf 5 fp, 1 Q K5 :JJ x M. ff' X 2 5 lib Q , Q, , gg gs' 2 gr H .1 f' ,0 2 'f S1 a Us s ' QL, Giga i 5 5 '-I. -:'.'::: :EE::E fi' W ' ,3 7:-gg., ' ' s msg, v ' W i 3 QE 3' it , ZX N, , ye Q2 ,, 5 ' 'M - , . gf ,K 3 .fn if V 'viii , .g f - 6, T as U8 M! ,QW A. Q, mx .11 M :gf G 5-fl . U 14 : S if M 1 ' vw.. as Eg V i. wg ff gzyfmf gg isis! S af i?Q5i27ir1L1ff - .gh , , 9 -be VARSITY BASKETBALL The success of This year's varsity basketball team was a surprise to all. None thought that O'Dowd would be first in C.A.L. history to win both the Round Robin and the playoffs. Everyone predicted that The '65 Dragon was to be the monster-but all were wrong. NOT only did O'Dowd beat arch-rival St, Elizabeth's Three Times but also brake the St. Mary's jinx by defeating the Panthers in the second outing. The whole reason for the Dragon success was team play. Dave Pouliot, the star center, was always in there for key rebounds, fine defense, and high scoring ability. Bob Price and Greg August both did a magnificent iob of handling the ball and making those necessary steals for The fast break. Don Johnson carne through when free throws and rebounds were needed in the clutch. Tom Newell with his fine defense, Barrett Pullman with his fine eye and rebounding ability and the ready reserves of McPhee, Traille, Cummins, and Pace contributed to a terrific season. Dave Pouliot Besides his vaulting board strength, Dave showed equal agility and versatility with his drives, fall-away shots, accurate jump shots and his many timely assists. Pouliot also held many an opposing center with Bob Price His net-splitting set-shot was more consistent and more accurate than that of any other member of the team. Bab was also an aggressive rebounder and determined team player. Awards: Most Inspirational Athlete C.A.L. All'Star Second Team Morning News Prep ofthe Week T963-64 Most Improved Player All-Star-ePeninsula Tournament Greg August Greg brings two years of varsity experience into next year's play which will see him as the Number One guard. Greg should have another great year if he continues his accuracy in his outside iump shot, his elusive ball-handling and his numerous well-timed assists. Awards: O'Dowd Christmas Tourney All-Star C.A.L. All-Star, Honorable Mention Morning News Prep ofthe Week his superlative defensive abilities. Awards: Catholic All-America All-Northern California Player ofthe year All-Northern California Catholic first team All East Bay All-Star Ionly Junior selectedl All-C,A.L. First Team All-Star, St, Elizabeth, O'Dowd Christmas 8. Peninsula Tournaments. San Francisco Examiner Prep ofthe Week Morning News Prep of the Week East Bay Prep ofthe Week San Francisco Chronicle Player of the Week T963-64 O'Doyvd Most Valuable Player Don Johnson Don showed great promise by his outstanding pertormances last sea- son. Johnson showed tremendous rebounding prowess and was equally strong on his drives, He has a fine side shot and displayed a fine touch from the free throw line. Tom Newell Defensive play, set shots, hook shots, along with his determination, spirit and hustle played well in all the varsity. This experience has brought him a key role on the team. Award: East Bay Sportsmanship Award Bill McPhee When the going got rough, Bill could always be counted on to come through in a tight. spot either as a forward or as a guard. Bill has a good iump shot and plenty of team spirit, Barrett Pullman Barrett won himself o first string berth early in the season by his spirit and dedication, which was retlected in his allfaround hustle, his very accurate set shot and his aggressive rebounding, Ed Traille Ed showed great strength and agility under the boards in his var- sity games last year. He is an accurate shooter and can always be relied upon for his aggressive and competent play. Greg Pace Greg has been working hard and his rebounding ability along with his accurate jump shot is expected to be a shot in the arm to next year's Dragon team, Tim Cummins Tim, although short, has an excellent iump shot with a sharp eye, Having developed a good playmaking knack, Tim is confident that next season will be his big year. 139 5 f gi ax kyugzgywm f fi' ,fa 2? ' y , , V., Q 'Q k , 'I is K X -3 Q . . X V Q if . V i ,. . - f X71 5 1 'ff 5 A g , 4,92 sw 1 A A , V Z an .. , 1 gf U f ,, . ., :.J g N 3 Wy xafmsgfi, xl arg gl 1' af STAQ, Q.- 1 -l- 2- ig . s....,f .. :bw Spwz Spam Sfmt There is more to athletic achievement than just ability. Leadership and spirit are also requisites for success. It is to these factors that this page is dedicated. Top l r Coach Averbuck W Edwards R Rice M McKittrick J Nelson J Kohles B Martinez J Connolly Bottom l-rf J. Jarvis, llO'sll J.V. BASKETBALL The J. V. Basketball team finished the season with 17 wins and 6 losses. The team showed out- standing hustle and dee sire throughout the sea- son. Among the team's standouts were J. Kohles, B. Correira, T, Adami, and R. Powers. Outstanding leadership was displayed by B. Martinez, W, Eal- wards, and M, McKittrick. The team represented the Q'Dowd tradition of de- sire, determination, and poise. 20's Top l-r: K. Hiser, M. McGuire, K. Thomas, M. Dieden, G. Fiammerigo, S. Suda, N. Buscavich, D. Hudson, R. Edwards. Bottom I-r: B. Correi ra, E. DeCoite, T, Adami, M. Caruso, J. Frazier, R. Barbour. ERESHMAN Top I-r: Mr. Dold, J. Lazama, M. McGuire, M. Caruso, D. Barbour, R. Tafoya. Bottom I-r: TEAM J. Arnerich, M. Diederi, Hudson, J. Frazier, R. R. Santos, N. Buscavich, R. Bilotti, B. DiCicci, R. Edwards. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL This year's freshman team gives every indication that Bishop O'Dowd will continue its tradition of fine basket- ball in the years to come, The season was highlighted by two tournament victories: the Berkeley Christmas Tournament and the Salesian Tournament. The entire team deserves high praise for compiling a 24-5 victory. Especially promising as future Dragon stars are Ron Santos, Mike Caruso, Doug Hudson, Mike McGuire and John Lizama. T43 Steve Dietrich Baseball Co-captain Barrett Pullman Baseball Co-captain ln athletic competition there is a need for a connecting link between the coaching statt and the team. The accomplish- ment of this link is the duty at the captains or co-captains of the team, This year's achievement in athletics can be par- tially explained lay the excellent iobs done by these co-captains. Greg August Basketball Co-captain 'N fi' Dave Pouliot Basketball Co-captain Lv VARSITY TRACK Although it was one of the best track teams to come out of O'Dowd, this year's varsity was able to win only one meet. However the proficiency of the team was shown by its 3rd place finish in the C.A,L. track meet, The problem which faced the team was not a lack ot quality but a lack of depth, for track meets are not won by firsts only, but also need to be backed-up with seconds and thirds. Many of these firsts were achieved by junior Larry Houps in the mile. Larry won his event in the C.A.L, meet and went all the way to the north coast finals. He also broke the school record turning in a 4.26 mile, Another Junior having a fine season was Tim Dennis who was however unable to run in the C.A.L. meet due to a leg iniury. Ron Edwards, also a iunior, was able to grab many points in the shot- put with putts over 48 feet. Among the seniors Rich Swartz pole- vaulted to new heights setting a new school record of 12'6 John Malcolm the best high jumper to come out ot O'Dowd in 7 or 8 years, came close to breaking a school record. John cleared 6 feet even, one inch below the record. Both John and Rick took second in the C.A.L. meet and went on to the North Coast Finals. Running the hurdles were Steve Maher and Bill Sullivan, lows and highs respectively. Both Steve and Bill placed high all year as well as third and second in that order in the C.A.L. However both were unable to compete in the North Coast sectionals due to in- iuries. The team also got much help from John Tomkins, Art Vanderbyle, Joe Rey- man and Warren Ogle. John Tomkins, Larry Houps .4 : Qfsrei, x . X351 ,M S .., .2 , . -5 J Jim Rose, Jim Moyle, Paul Garcia, Tim Dennis, John Tomkins, Warren Ogle, Terry Turner an Larry Houps was 5 fl if Q 5' 4' x is Ll: N M-' W s,.si-miles W f'fi.,.w,1r . rgpfrhr ,277 .,, .101 ..- il' Q X' A -. ,. Ai A V Vw T, W Roger Tabel, Warren Ogle, Steve Maher, Rich Schwartz, John Canova, Bruce Backster and Mario Iglesias. mm, 7m Bruce Backster Roger Tabel Mario lnglesias John Canova Bill Sullivan Steve Maher Joe Reymann Rich Swartz John Malcolm John Tompkins Terry Turner Don Pouliot Ron Edwards Tim McNamara Tim Dennis Paul Garcia Larry Houps Jim Moyle Randy Powers Warren Ogle Jim Rose 3.0. :mm , Bob Gonzalves Bill Jaeger Ed Brett Mall Jimenez Jerry Stewart Ed DeCoiTe Al Velarde Rodger Ferreira Mike McGuire Mike Tucevich Hal Friedman Bill Dolynick John Sutter Dan Dranga Carl Mafoyer Tam Oery Jim Catalano Ron Cerruri Joe Walsh T46 u r .Q Q, ww- ,. .L M, fm awww ' fi? ffm.. . My f,f,f. M f M 1?-N mi wil Wm ,VV, A Rau uw r A fx,fvA - 'fi wif lf 5 Qkwf' If 5 gg., an wir... X , L . ,L. . K , YA 1 :'E.' ., . ' V 1 - 'if '-'k - , Wx , - W5 mt 5 ,Q , 5 f PY 'vi' X -u v I r 1. fp AWE!! 'QM -,as - F 'K 5,1-1' -Q52 I -..,, -.NWN I 5 ,'4 ks w VARSITY BASEBALL The 1964 Varsity baseball team finished the season with a very respectable 12 wins, 12 losses and 2 ties en route to a second place finish in Division I of the C.A.L. Co-captains Barrett Pullman and Steve Dietrich were se- lected to the all-C.A.L. team. This marked the third straight yeq'r Pullman has been so honored, Dietrich, who led the team in practically every department and batted .406 in league play, was named Most Valuable Player. Pitcher Dan Ayala, a lefty, was chosen as San Leandro Morning News Prep of the Week and Mike llg was selected as East Bay Sportsman of the Week. Junior outfielder John Rampa was named the Most improved Player. Dragon Statistics AB Runs Hits SB 2B 3B HR BA Steve Dietrich 88 12 28 6 4 4 318 Barrett Pullman 49 11 15 7 2 O 306 Jack Sweeney 67 11 18 4 2 O 269 Dan Ayala 59 16 15 4 4 0 254 Tim Cummings 71 13 18 11 3 O John Rampa 75 11 17 10 3 O 253 237 Bob Hansen 13 1 3 O 1 0 230 Dennis Gori 42 8 9 3 O O 214 Don Johnson 49 8 10 5 O O 204 Terry Adami 56 9 10 4 1 O 178 Greg August 30 3 4 1 1 O 103 Mike llg 31 4 2 O 0 O O65 Tam Clark 3 1 O O O O OOO Scores R H O'D ..,.........,....,, 8 14 Sacred Heart ....,....,... 5 8 J. Sweeney led off season with a hit O'D ........,.,..,..... 5 4 McClymonds ...........,. 5 8 S, Dietrich hits first homer of season O'D .,........,........, 6 6 San Leandro ,..,.. ,. ..,. 11 8 D. Ayala loses first game. O'D ..,...,............. 1 4 Stanford Frosh ........,, 15 15 T. Cummings hit 350 ft. double to left. O'D ..,.,,...,.,...,.... 4 5 Encinal ...... . ,.,. ...,5 3 P. Aguiar loses three hitter. O'D ....,......,........ O 2 Santa Clara ............ 10 11 T. Adami Ditches two hit relief. O'D .,.,.,,.,,,.,....... 6 7 Castro Valley ..,....,..., O 1 D. Ayala pitched one-hit shutout. O'D .................... 4 5 Hayward ...,........... 4 5 D. Gori hits homer. O'D ., ................. 6 4 4 Tennyson .,......,...... 2 5 5 D, Ayala hit home run and pitched win. O'D . ,............,..... O 1 3 Calif. Frosh ............. 4 4 1 Dragons manage only one hit. O'D ..........,,........ 4 2 1 Mt. Eden ..,,,, ......... 3 3 6 B. Pullman wins his first start of season. O'D ........... ,.... . . . .O 4 O Fremont .. ,...3 7 O O'D . ..,....,........,.. 2 9 2 Busher ........,,,....... O 2 3 B, Pullman hits his first homer of season. O'D , .................. 12 8 7 Arroyo ................. 8 10 1 Dragons win slugfest. O'D ..... . .,...,,....,.. 7 6 2 Busher ...,.,..,......... O 5 5 J. Sweeney got 2 hits and 3 RBI's while T. Clark won O'Dowcl's first night game. O'D ,., . ,. ..,,......... .4 5 12 Marin Cath. ............. 5 4 6 O'Dowd makes 12 errors. LEAGUE O'D ....,....,....,..... 2 4 O St. Joseph .........,.... O 4 1 Adami wins shutout. O'D .....,.... . .,...,... 4 7 3 St. Fran, ........,....... 3 5 1 G, August puts clown perfect squeeze bunt. O'D ..................,. 9 8 3 St. Elizabeth .....,..... 12 10 3 S, Dietrich had 3 hits, 4 RBl's, O'D ,..........., ...... O 4 2 Serra f .......,......... 2 3 0 D. Ayala lost three-hitter. O'D .................... 6 9 1 St, Mary's .,............ 1 1 1 B. Pullman threw 1-hitter. O'D ..,....,...,......, 15 11 3 St. Joseph .............,. O 1 3 Ayala wins, Cummings 3 hits. O D ..,..... .... 4 5 3 Riordan . .... .... 3 4 2 O'D .,.....,............ 2 5 2 St. Elizabeth ..........., 5 9 3 B. Pullman hit 450 ft. homer. O'D . .,,,.....,.......,. 2 5 3 Bellarmine . . .... 6 5 O O'D .........,.,........ 2 8 4 St. Mary's , ..,,......... 6 12 2 B. Hansen got 2 hits. J. Ramoa D. Gori T. Clark B. Hansen T. Adami Jock Sweeney Second Base Greg August Short Stop Steve Dietrich First Bose Mr. Rozci Couch X S 1 Barrett Pullman Don Ayala Pitcher Pitcher Don Johnson Tim Cummings Third Base Catcher I s . 'fs ce li iw L JUNIOR VARSlTY BASEBALL Going into the final week of play, the O'Dowd J.V.'s were in first place. Haw- ever, losses to Bellarmine and St. Marys dropped them to a tie for second place. lt was the third year in a row that O'Dowd had taken second place in the J.V. League. All Three years Their record has been 7 wins and 3 losses. Although The team was comprised of seven frash, The J.V.'s hiQtheir best Team in I3 years and future of baseball at O'Dawd looks bright. Probably The Two most outstanding players were both freshmen: Duane Lar- son, who batted over .400 in League play and stole TO bases, and Joaquin Vargas, who pitched 3 na-hit, na-run ball games against Marin Catholic, St. Mary's and St. Josephs. Other players who hit over .300 were Dan Kuklo, Bob Martinez, Pete Barsotti, and John Husa- kowski. Probably the most astonishing player was Dennis Praske, a iunior who cam- piled an aver-all 5-2 record. He will most likely be one of the varsity's main pitchers next year. Since the Varsity has only five re- turning Lettermen, most of the Junior Var- sity ball players will be the Varsity- giving O'Dowd a very young Team next year. J.V, BASEBALL Top l-r: J. Husakawski, B. Martinez, J. Vargas, D. l.arson, H. Winslow, Coach Riley. Middle I- ra M. Rivers, S. Whelan, P. Barsatti, T. Men- donca, R. Samson. Bottom I-r: D. Praske, P. Cabral, D. Kuklo, M. Caruso, P. Aguiar. FROSH BASEBALL The freshman baseball team had a very successful season. It sported a TO-3 record. The strength of the team was found in the enthusiasm of the players and in their determination ta play can- sistent baseball. A steady infield was supported by the hitting of Rich Barbour and the pitching of Dan Pitta. The future looks encouraging with such players moving on to iunior varsity and varsity experience. FROSH BASEBALL Top lvr: J. Frazier, T. Miniarez, N, Buscovich, R. Santos, R. Barbour, D. Pitta, Coach Fr. Keeley. Bottom l-r: J. Arnerich, B. DeCicco, M. Payne, J. Heinemann, T. Malone. TENNIS TEAM I-r: Ken? BOEIT, D. Hwckmorv, J. Keefe, R. T. Long, J. Stephens and Instructor. Mwssmg, B. Gruhler, P. Quwtfmcm, K. Lund, G Murphy, B, McPhee, B. Comelli, 4 Coach LaPorte presenis Sieve Splen- doria with Mast Improved Golf Player Award. Dan Piiia receives Freshman Base- ball Award from Father Keeley. Spam Coach LaPorfe congratulates Mike Hupperr for winning the Mos? Valuable Gall Playing Award, 1,1.xv.v John Rampa-Most Improved Baseball Player R. Gonsalves, D. Dranga, J. Cafalana-accept J,V. Track Awards. 152 3 .v 'K sk as rw' ia vang, ,Ms fi Clockwzsez Mr. Win CurrrerfHonorory Sports Edlior Father Bromc1rdfArh1e11c Moderator Mr. Lo Porte-Coach of the Yeorg Vcxrsvry Boskerbcrlg Golf Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Borror fTenr1rs . Kor1!esfTrock ISpr1r1TsJ , Keovenyi-Track lDv5Tcmcel . Grozzinr-Track lFieldl . Rom--Varsity Baseball iii N-.M 3 'M xf, Spam Spell Fm ami flctwn All girl students are able to partake in the intramural softball and volleyball games or to acquire skill in table tennis. A chance to display teamwork, good sportsmanship, and to enioy healthy exercise makes sports a popular extra curricular. Officers and Representatives, Stand- ing L. to R.: Janean Schwab, Cheryl Delahoussaye, Margaret Ryan, Noelle Gulrich, Barbara Mcliinstry, Audrey Lomax, Linda Pessagno, Mary Jimenez, Noreen Capurro, Mary Schneider, Muriel Dranga. Sitting L. to R.: Diane Wydler, Helaine Head, Margaret O'Mara, Virginia Fraga. These vigorous and healthy young ladies are energetic and enthusiastic. They work with a will ta produce strong bodies for their strong minds. G.A.A. Officers, L, to R.: Cheryl Delahoussaye, Margaret O'Mara, Virginia Fraga, Helaine Head, Diane Wydler, Janean Schwab, Marge Ryan are relaxed and poised as the photographer tells them to say cheese to get one of their every day smiles. 155 G.A.A. Varsity Basketball Action Shot, L, ta R.1 lon courtl Marge Ryan, Helaine Head, Diane Wydler, Kristin Goetz, Laura Head, Marie Moffet. Just a practice, but look at the spirit! G.A.A. Playday Committee Heads, L. to R. standing: Noelle Dawe, Donna Chenier, Janean Schwab. .L. to R.: Helaine Head, Miss Myrtle Baker, Kathy Schwab. The annual Playday tor the Catholic Schools of the Oakland Diocese is a big event. Just watching girls from the various high schools arrive in their special playday outfits plus good will and sportsmanship is a pleasure. The committee planned a thrilling, and excit- ing day tor all the participants. Trophies, medals and certificates delighted the winners. G.A,A. Varsity Basketball Action Shot, L. to R.. lon courtl Marge Ryan, Helaine Head, Kristin Goetz, Laura Head, Diane Wydler, Marie Moffet. A team that wants to be good must practice faithfully and strenuously-qand so we prac- tice-until the aim is sure. J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM L. to R.: Rose Marie Kovacich, Michelle Thompson, Virginia Peterson, Jeanette Roinero, Mary Vierra, Roe Franklin, Donna Chenier, Mary Jimenez, Christine Ferrera. 6.14-fl. Giemleadeu Young cheeks take on a rosier glow, young eyes a brighter sparkle, young spirits are awakened to the cries of Play Ball! Make that scorelu This lively foursome supply all the punch ond go that a team needs to keep winning. L. to R.: Sue Krauss, Ramona Wilson, Audrey Lomax, Rose Marie Kavocich. l G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Seated on wall, front-back: Mary Schneider, Diane Wydler, Joan Pessagno. Seated on step L. to R.: Janie Gowon, Virginia Peterson, Michelle Thompson, Noelle Gulrich, Rose Marie Kovocich, Sonya Duroncelet, Standing L. to R.: Helaine Head, Susan Krauss, Mary Gerkin, Sue Paulo, Mary Jimenez, Susan Arnhort, Elaine Nesperas, Donna Chenier. Standing, Second row L. to R.: Rosemary French, Mary Vierra, Cheryl Dela- houssaye, Christine Fereira, Noelle Dawe, Laura Head, Kristin Goetz, Marie Moffet, Rae Franklin. 157 vi? ia, 5 ,R gf? J 3, ., - affix, ' WX W W af greg, .W ' ' V 2 l l , 5 2 The varsity baskelball Team fought hard. Noreen Capurro, Kathy Camacho, Mary Schneider, Helain Head, Noelle Dawe, Cheryl Delahoussaye, Diane Wydler, Margaret Ryan, Marie Moffef, Kristin Goetz, Laura Head. Laura Head, Mary Schneider, and Pat Ahboltln Noelle Gulrich and Ellen Durra ff gyv M Www active mam ww 6.14,-4. wma. c lflrp, , mg Chris Goetz, Michele Thompson, Rosemary French, Marie Maffel, Sonia Duroncelef, and Jacinta Camacho. wg? fic, Wg ':. ,,:. 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