Capuchino High School - Cap Yearbook (San Bruno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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AZ, 0 6 to the cup we dedicate this book. 7 , I 0 1 f V 1' , the Slbzm Of o WM fy ' ,,, 'X 1454 fof 1, X W ACHHVEMENT.n. SERVICE.H ..H TEAMW0RK.mvHU X Q' gill? snag? un? ggsgiijigig ,W XQMKRTHE srunfu 14h 5 6 80 mx If X. , XX! KQQ3ligg'MpiIiJSHI onus WE L' if 0 FURNIA NB wif xQixpiXSy1mWf'?Q5SN X N X1,Lf ,133 H- 1 va f ' ' ' ' l XX nz 3 W , 'Y I , Q. 'QL .J-cl is .-flu!!! ro' 'vet-I ,, ., , QW 1' r 141 Q0 anti? ,mln lean hr if Wk Q 1 E. x IBJ1-'Ali JM .5 3 Q fy Z lf- .ff Ixxgfa, A xx I JI QI I I .012 xi REI Xiu: - J ' 5 ' . 454 J 1,,v.J J f M x fgyr, L , TX Yr! I I XJ J J 7+ X, K Y .L Y f J 1 L1 N 'f 45 X LX- .J v x . E E wi EEN is? W? Qjvm XQQN u UNF? 93 4 .U E A ffm .IQX QDPBEZ z! -27,4 of! 1 5' YW -17, , z, C' f , ff ug 4953? 'D ,Mp 9 ALWL!! V Jfj ,4 4 Q- f X nlzajr. ' 1,7 , fffx XI, gf - ,,p 'yin ffgw s K A 'Vi M 'X '50 ,ff'L3J' f'f if Z. ILL-flb , WLLVA' x ,LL J f .LW fel f are the A f U4 3 and l1eQb given j us by our faculty. Q W ',.g5J'IfzJ7 'L' V giflf' f' . 3 are the we lmzfe had at our dmzces u , 1 is the wave of that fills the crowd at our games. f v f F F are the bzzildiizggw gum' grounds of our school, fy U lf 95 9 N not onbf in structure, but in spirit. in in-. I P5 X xxx istlfe i displayed in our school productions Q..--. sl .Q ., 1 , f X. 'X A - 1 x ,Q 'Xl X . X . -' V kr V V V . X , 'Y X X .X J X Jx ,, H X 'x F- X N - x xv A x J . . X , XJ X Y X1 .LN V X EARLYBUZD GETS is the wom' fir it fl .L ff' ' H44 4 1 fi ll LW 'Wil I Wi' L IKM i J 'f ,177 I!! ILL air V., Z IIN JL Z Lf IJ I 'W J , 6 I 1 I 4 I 0' rf ' i' wif ff 'Z ffff' ' Af L fb L 7 f fl A, M K I K Q 6 'WL v WL J Af 7 X 1 ,i 1 ,Q 9' ji fcif' J I f ff I f f J' 'If 'fi' ,dgfflvf JI vi- I X 66 J 0 i b vi' ' I i if -'L I I if L rI,fI!I!2 K I, III II .J Z III L Knox? I I , ,In If I ,ff I ,IIA If Iff If If If C M II C Q . 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'x L 'L' ' I I .va . +L 5' , . , 1 ' . .. jf ffl. fnkgjf , gjfg 4 ,ff 'ivy 5, 14 TyfQ4f,', .f ,PX , sf, qHgi4f,fp'-- ., -if - 'R f 4, ' if .Q fi. 9 .e.-M'1fHl'1s1Af r1i1xf l 5. fy -L 'deck ' p'.' Q!! ' .H -',J f', ' ff 'J.f,f-ff -fn 1 I f.. I- ff-aw. W ff f si ' f f - f ' '.7'. '-'H 4. '7-J- '1 P'Ab'f L , ffm' ' 4-A fn! 1-arf-A-:,'f7'w.,,LJ .'f fi6 ff. ' f, .A-' u.f..u ' 3.4 RY. 15 + fi ' '1-E 4 if 'gas .02 CLASS OF 1955 The actlve Senxors there were cookle, cake and fudge sales two paper drives boys fashron show rummage sale apron sale Senlor Ball carmval concessron, travelmg baskets Fun Nrghr rooter hats all for the solemn eve of graduation, the galety of Grad Nnght and the bltter sweet dawnmg of une 17th when our hrgh school days were over Coralre Alford Quenton Anderson Vxrgmna Anderson wagfz-W A 3- Q 7 Lynette Arnason Ron Arndt Q! Lois Attmger QW' 5. jerry Bachrch Barbara Badgley Monty Baker s-... Ted Bate Madeline Beck ,sn joe Bellr ul .J if J . . . . , . . . . , , , l 5 9 7 7 ' ' ' , I , 1 . , ,Al 75fff'w1 , 7H:l?9?5,: '3 r X rea' f -Y - re - ' f tw, .- J I 1 S gflvt . V -X . . at p . . uf! A , I I - ll ' L - 'ij-5, L ' 73,- , . '. I 'I 8 , , Q' ,'T :, g 1 ' X t.r, ,- V , are-z..f - W 15-f3v5'5 4 ' ' 1 . ff , i'i A .5 1 A 19 1 :ra CRS- ST' IRI an 'lf 'UV YE' Q' Marranne Best Nancy Brrkeland Tom Blevens Molly Blundell Glona Bou Dolores Bowen Tom Boyd Gayle Bruce Ruth Brynoff Joyce Buckley Gary Campbell Mxke Cannhan Laura Cannon Bmg Cerrx Deanna Chapman HAIHGREEN ' V Y . 'wvAE' 5 a Q 1,1 ' 1 B on I - ' L, ' vi ' 'H 'tv X B ' Q in 5 . 1 R, ' 5 -- , - B,-9 v V x , L 1 B Q- ' X B gf W .. Chuck Chrsum oan Chrrstranson Lanr Clement B111 Clements Anne Collrns janet Cook Eugene Corbett Barbara Cotal Charlene Cotal janet Courtney 'Ne 14 is f AND GOLD 19 Fred Crrkos Carol Chnstopher Darla Crockett Betty Cronm Tom Curmmgham Dlane Daniels Deanne Dentone Blll De Selover Sandra Dollm Lynne Donato Gary Dorall cs, Jack Drake THIS OUR SONG 4 'N . I -2 -Q 1 Ly a P r - W 2 ' 'S' ' 3 ' - L . x I .-0 'E C7 Tf' Charles Drew Harmalene Duckworth Darvm Duhamel B111 Dunkak Merle Edgecomb Arlme Emanuel George Frgone an Frsher Margery Frsher Daxsy Flenmken Jo Fookes Eddxe Frrtsch Mary jane Gnammanco Gretchen Gerntz Verna Garehnme my Qwwf 795213 Klccwfw fr rfb -- SHALL BE A is - X gr . ty. -B! A , fr M A A ' jg-5-M sf 6 N :L 1 , .5 N N 1 E 1 , 3 L1 H N J ' L f I X , v 4 Y U f J I X V k ! 'AQ Q.. 'Yan 45 'W-s Yr- Marlene Grant Fred Gregory Juclnth Grulraru Dlck Gomes Vrrgmla Graalfs Lorelle Hall Carol Hardxes Pat Gregory Karlene Hahn Dot Hall Fred Harrls Amta Hathaway Drane Hatton --WITHIN OUR HEARTS-- ,, U 1, . ' Q W' if 'gn-1 ' , IA 'A ' K A ,, lg if - , 1 iw .. .i ,xx ' SM' Q, 4 , t rf I rv I Dlane Hayes Maryanne Hayes Kelly Heamey B111 Hensel Chuck Hersh Bob Hlghsmlth B111 Hlllyard Sandy Holtman Lorrame Homewood Don Howard Q. Peggy Ann Hoyle Carole Hykal wr HOLD 'W-.. '-Q6 Q--9 Na . , A R 7 ' ' 43 1aI ll pf! 4:- i- qsdfrvix, an Chenl jackson Bob jahn Pat jeffenes Don jochens 2 6 un ohnson Sandl johnson Q. X tr' 5 Charles ordan Norman jukes Em K tt ne arwa Adnan Keatmg janet Knauer john Koskn QC A PLEDGE OF . ' ' .xt ' i ' 1- Q af Q ' 5 - f' V b ' . A A l V? iff D A15 , 1 1 Q .. Q J L9 5 an . NV W -v ' 4,7 C X Q alt 3x if '33 Z7 ii- i Q. QQ ,YJ Angella Latham Calvln Laws Bob Layman jack Leone Paula Lxbertx Dan Lxcko Norma Lmcoln Norlene Lloyd Exxe Lockett Wayne Love Pat Lund Don Macken Blanche Marsh Jeanette Matson Velma Matteson U ---l0YAlTY FOREVER Y Xl Y ' , , ' f' f up V 'Si 5 S I , ,If 'A f LJ 1 yy Kgs, ' '- h - G 9 1 , y 5' x Y-'V W l ,., V fi , ' ' 97 'W' Ron Medeffesor Ken Merrrll Lucxlle Mohrle it ? Babe Medrano Judy Medrow Charlotte Meehan Walter Mellor Drck Metcalf Ceclle Mnller jack Mnller Barbara Mxlls Moms Montandon Pat Moon Louxse Morncom B111 Morrlson HAIL GREEN sl' A 6' 1: gl N ty, 1 ' N g ll l v V . ' W K y . . 1 Z E' NX Gary Mull jrm Murphy Dxane Murray 'f B111 Murray Q Pat Mutto Bruce McCoy C- Jack McCullough Maury McDonough Terry McGhee Jeanne McHenry Joanne McHenry Mrckey McPh1ll1ps AND GOLD 'e4'1,, f 'F' up ,B A A 1. . .. I tx Linda. MCWIIIIBIDS Davld Nardmn ROSAIIC Neall '75 'Tm ' F wvwmv Anne Nxcolettx Dxane Nolan 'hm Norme 3 'wg Walter Okulove jerry Ohver Sharon O Rourke S' 1 Dxck Osborne ohn Owen Pat Parkhxll 0 ER LAND 2 . 'F as r r ' 5 1 I 1 Xl V K. 5 A o r 4 E Xie ig? sl Q X I ', 13, , n w x r X, n - L I 7 in Q save... M xf f qv-' Nora Patterson B111 Pearsall Tom Peet Pe11ss1er Lynette Peters Helen Prncus jack Pxper B111 Poe Hal Post jrm Preston Jrm Prrce Wendy Purdom Phy111s Rexcker Bob Rren Kay Robmsor AND SEA 29 .vpn- we EK 2 C' Gu z E ve ak Davld Rutherford LaDona Ryan Sylvia. Schlexfer David Schwab Geraldean Sand Marllyn Root Sue Ruggerl Lons Schwartz Joyce Schaberg julxus Schlector Sue Sxevers George S1ga.l1s CAPUCHINO' 30 Lloyd Sxlva jerry Sxlven Kxm Sloan Stella Slocum Jay Smlth Roger Solem Arlene Smxth Nancy Stallmgs Roy Stemway Pat Streeter Ermmna Succo Sam Sutton ALMA MATER I .. 3 Q O ls-1 Phyllis Swan julie Tait Anne Tamblin Dlane Taylor Jack Tennant Dxck Thmger Yvonne Thompson Charles Thornton 13' Bob Thylm Margxe Tnckler I gnacxo Torres HAIL All HAIL 4- . 5- I' f ,a . - f 1 I ' A 'J A U Q Q . if 1 JJ w-'rf' Ron Venturn Barbara Wehb Bruce Wlstrlck judy Vadney Leonard Vance George Van Fossen june Walters john Warren George Waugh Phil Wengancl Clara Wlllxs Jack Wlse CAMERA SHY SENIORS Dlck Bruga Bill Iohnson Don Wallace Elvis Damon Rich Mxramontc-S Charles Wirth Blll Ruona Ed Stinson T0 THEE Ron Volkman Dune Weber Carole Wood erw, ,, A , -. . I f f ' A f, r l ofrgl r F Q, l ' f , W A L ,W V , , ' K A V gif, Ng? E if lg if if it 'T- Maury McDonough Virginia Graalfs Best Personality X .YN XX Charles Thornton Ann Tamblin Best Students WH0'S WHO ' 1 t V I , IXXM-X Mickey McPhillips joan Christianson Wittiest f -A jack McCullougli Diane Hatton Best Nc'55 Maury McDonough julie Tait Most School Spmt '1 f ,. A V, . X5 ,JJFN f 4 . N Dick Gomes janet Knauer ' Couple of the Year jack McCullough Cecile Miller Most Likely to i .Quinn . Succeed 0 Q L 'lg es 'gho as Q 0 mf Bing Cerri Stella Slocum Best Looking , e 39 . -e 4 li 'Rf I . i W. Roger Solem jo Fookes A Best Athleies f 255, it 1 QM if X 1 5 1, Cf mtl- i f : Q lj . I1 'flfi-2, 5 ,ze I f ia ' 4'Qiv,1 is f . L f, in it 1 :-- 1: .uw HH ...x , f 'Q .. T.. ff -9 p . ? .L-' ::':1. : jgzff sc: W at 4 W6,T6 Mustangs forever . 9 D A derso J B gm Z Brandstctter B L Alan J Blur B Bowman Bruno K Cupe Anberg D Blum P Bo man B mga :ton D Carvlle M Casan Q in 'in L I lLnl.x - 'Rd B e J Bond L Be dle if Banchero Bond B cndlen E B ey 1 Bogue L. 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Amold Bauman B ssell B c rte fa 5 Jia. 54 Gly Us J Alben T Bel: o Bcwl y Blum M Cahll The Freshman Class made an outstandmg first years record at CAP dxsplayrng more enthusxasm and organlzatron than any new group rn our history Esta Greenberg president was assisted by Marnlyn H111 vxce presrdent fboth seatedj Bnlly Baker secre tary and Man n Walton treasurer A 101 Bece Boyd Bo e Call n Allen Benckendo f B llcr Bos! an Cameron D A erett Benell Busch Bott.: I Campbell ditwiiia Bauche o J Beckma B Boseck Cabbe B D Bedfo d D Bl ke Br se S392 if Q s.. ag, .aa WEL AXE1 'Q 131. '46 Wx QC af 'iss s vv, TU' lgx Z I O Y U f ,Q a. A I' Ill 1 N . - . , I , 'u . . , 'ly , - . Qs C. n . ui Z. . P. n' a F. I B. . v B. aker P. ar G. R. . ran R. rra . n C. r C. i . r M. V. C. u I.. e E. E. ull L. u i S. . a B. Brown N. O. lan a B. P. 1 n Z. T. i E. ' B. 0 B. w . ' n in R. Braun . i J. i V. R. . N. Cannon tt ' 1. 2 y W, I KN I g . G . I ' ' 5 ' ' ,. 1- ft iff 'W 5 K. K ' nuff ' ,. 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'N lfgir 5. be Stretch Them Tom as Varner Watters Wnllrams Worley thi Q-is ' alt? Q N 'wh 7' D Sutton Thompson Turslrey Vonnegat Whetsel Wrlhs Young Sullnvan Te Kroney Touchatt Vernor Wedeklng Williams Wnght the Bestp' CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION f-frf Representative of Top row fr. to 1.1 around: B. Primes, T. Bate', B. julian, S. Dieu, J. Fookes ', A. Emanuel', N, Campbell, C. Eberich, D. Magee, C. Meehan, N. Cochran, B. Whit- field, j. Musgrove, C. Canoll, B. Bowman, C. Ross. ' Life Member of C.S.F. R : ACHIEVEMENT Top row Cr. ro IJ around: Dr. Edward Vfalsh, Advisor: 1. Gh1no,j. Dunn, L. Rnsc-n. M. Beck, B. Mills, M, Delmng, B. Garelick, j. Davis, Y. Thivmpsun, A. Thompson, M. Cahill, j Seclces, S. Holtmanf D. H.1yes', C. Hylcel P. Lund. J. Knauer, D. Evarts, Pnpini, Cook: C. Hardies, j. Price. The Leaders of our best Scholars- Ron Amclt, President Jim Price, Vice-President Marilyn DeLong, Secretary Barbara Whitheld, Treasurer Dr. Edward Walsh, Sponsor at one of its highest levels Top row Cr. to LD around: N. Fox K. Hahn, J. Evans, M, Tickler' P. Srreeter, L. Hall, D. Olsen, L. Suelzle R. Arndt', M. McDonough. across, CI to rj: j. McCuIlnugh , -I. Mcl-lenn' C. Thorton, B. Pilch, R. Emanuel, down -I. Mcl-lenry, j. Bogue, A. Tamblin B. Tennant, B. Hall. J 'I' ,J if 1 lib .ffiku I , v ,M 1 L, , c Service, interest, and willing assist- ance are always forthcoming from those who represent one of the finest elements of Cap's Spirit. They are those of our administration, faculty, and staff who, along with the students they direct, sincerely display the . . . Spirit of I M W by ,, ,..,,,,.., M f , ,an ,A W , ,, . ,W W. ,. .M . .R-wr-w.a:-in-Q V f,,Z..M .,,. . .A . xW,wq4-N-1- , ff ..,..W......,-,, . M..-. HMM ,gn ,5 ' ' .,wW:.,gIv:.f4,:l55'. 457, . . ,.,, ax: ...,.-MZGQW, an I f gg. , V .' -f ,..,,. , 1f 'L X f, ' 4, ,, 3.4 'YNY , ,N ,. -, - W-,-' wig, f , A l.m .f-'. QL. . , WWW WN ww 'AW' 'f' ' A11 ' W- IQ- 1 'A y' -afgw W ls RL lir- Mr. Max M. Russell With the Mustang in the foreground. as it has been for the past hw years of his life, our printipal is pictured. During these years, Mr. Russell has been in the foreground of every phase of Capuchino High Schools life. as well. He is the best-known and best-loved member of our groupsbest-known for his friendliness to the lowliest Freshman --- best-loxed for his consistent kindnt-ss, patiente and fairness. He has guided us through our first mistakes to our first suctesses, He has given us sympathy in times of disappointment, and has bolstered our morale when we needed it. ln every way possible. he has made us feel his pride is us, and out of this has grown our pride in our school, and in the CAP Spirit, Mr. Paul V. Claudon assumed CAPs prinfipalship on january Rl. when Mr, Russell heiame District Assistant Superintendent for curriculum. 58 Those Who Have Helped Us Grow . . . With CAP. OUR DEANS . . . Mrs. janice Robison, Mr. Paul Claudon, Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Dr. Edward Walsh succeeded Mr. Claudon as Dean of Boys on 1955, when Mr, Claudon became our Principal. X , - i 5 K A I OUR BOARD L to r Mr F erett I ln 1 mn Nlr N1 ra Fw ms QLCFCIIIQQ Mr Karleton Hermann, Chairmang Mr. Donald Grantg Mr, VUilllam Farmer and Mr Thomas Reynolds Supenntendant San Mateo lmon Hxgh School Dxstnct. u - ' ' V54 ,An i 1 I V I. I l 4 k 1'-'hyf , 'E' 'Q -Weill .W 7 in 4 I gi V Richard O'Malley Kenneth Osborn john Pogue Richard Ramos Leo Ryan Math. Math, Soc. St. Language English 36 AL1dl0 Visual john Schaefer George Short Mrs. Betty Shorts Miss Edna Smith Richard Storer Science English I-LE. Business Sci. 84 Math. A L . in 'S it if Harry Stowell David Studebaker 1, ' Robert'Sund Mrs. Joyce Timmons Miss Anna Mae Udry soc. sr. soc. st. x, vl science- English HE. U ' Frank Valentine Lee L Dr. Edyvard Walsh Robert W'asson Miss Vivi Xerogeanes Art Soc. St. Soc. St. English H.E. 3 1 'R I-. 4' Q' So- R 1 N-x SHAPING OUR FUTURE . . are our counselors, who help us plan our programs and prepare for our post-graduate years. Seated left to right are Dr, Edward XY'nIsh. cu-ordinatnr of counseling, Arthur assumed the chairmanship in january, Miss Vivi Xerogcanes, Mr. George Short, Mrs. Anna Harelson, and Mr. Osborn schedules torcoincide with their students. GAINING EXPERIENCE EOR THEIR FUTURE VOCATIONS f x,,, 4? ' .g.p 2g1g4:aaftg1Qw4g Mm lklitli Duylck Attuulamc Orlice useismnts fl. to r. first mwl: Carol Hykal. P.1uI.1 Mrs, Helen Muvicr serves as Secreury to nur principal Iihcrti, lmvnglrrl Flxlivr, Ci.ztl1y Cl1.m-rn-n. Lurcllu H.1ll. Srcunil row: Grerrhcn Gcrritz. and our school, :md .is .1 friend tu us all. PJ! l.llI1kl, Tum Sllfftll. f.l1.lrlL-N Drcw, N.lI'1L'y Smllrngs, Plxyllix Rcinlccr, B.lrl1.1r.1 flrml. N 1 xx Luis .iCllW.lI'll. .lwmnc R- ck 'L-ll, .mil Al.xrm'c Owe-nx. Mrs, llclun xEIQLl.lxlCvi G1rlx Frril.xy' in thu Cluirnwllrxrk Office lxmmlnmgl l'lwil'wi- X'i'1nxlmx, Anim l'l.lIl1.lwgzy. flmvl XXN-ilx. l.6l.mr Vlirm-rir, Plwyllu Swim. Valum Nl.lIIwrrr1, Virgginig Anrlcrmn, ,Iuyu Fcl1.rl'mrg, M.1ri.mm- Bur, Margie McCr.ulc'y, .mil Mrs, McQu.1ilc iumil Arr- lfllcn XY'erli-x, limi' Fqgirxkog, I,-1ryrt.1 Prwtwn. Ifrmirux SIECUV, Chile l ruic, H.1:m.xlrm- Duilaxwrrh, Pm ,lL'HCYlL'i, .mil Cir-vl M.rr1.1n1 fllpk xtuilcnt nv1tc'l1lul.1rrl mpg l'.lfUl'i, unilcr tlw ilrrutwu uf Nlrx lvurw RAym.inil. our l'L'll'PElHI1INf ll tw Ll Vlmncitc Nlnwri, fl,1r.1 Vfrllrx, Lcvrelle Hall, juan 51ililCrlcy, Ann Collins, I.aur.1 C.ll'1I1Ul l, jimm- cil1lISIl.1I'lMVU, Arla-m Smlrlx, Sui- Much, .mil Nmrlx Dr llm SL.rrr.l .ui Mrx. Rumrimil .mil Cwmliu Alfuril. 5 E WL THE SPIRIT AND HEAlTH OF OUR STUDENTS ARE LOOKED AFTER BY ii Mrs. Margaret Fallar, school nurse, who performs one of her many duties checking the pulse of Mary jane Giammanco, while john Warren looks on. I Our matron, Mrs. Eleanor Gale . Seated fleft to rightj Mr. Gilbert Toscario, Mr, Paul Miller, Mr, Rogue Flores, Nr. Ray Jacobs, Standing: Nr. Charles Tyeskcy, Mr. Robert Figfwne. Mr. Emil fCookic-D Bnzzini, Mr. Otto Vfalters, fhead custodianj, Mr. Ray jones. Mr, Larry Mazzi. and Mr, Shirley Love. 9? 5 rum ' 5 Mr, Charles jones, Mr. Al Teglia, Mr. Dave Parker and Mr. Ray Raya, who provide our tmnspwrtarion and beautify our grounds. 9faY.,g X O il iQ ,Il . 4 Mrs. Grace Gmnnutti, Mrs. Kathryn Lapicre, and Mrs, Erma Hamwr, who soothe us all with their good food. zmior Statesmen The -IIQNIOR STATESMEN, represented tit left by Dale Stewart, Ellen Nute, Margaret Casan and Bob Mann lsittingy, and jim Orem, fwfr, George Short, Nr. Raymond McHugh .ind Bob Primes Qstandingj, lead the school's interest in politics md current events. Mr. Short assisted the group in the Litter part of the year in the absence of Mr, Ntrrm Friend. Below left is pictured the HEALTH COUNCIL, Mrs, Margaret Fallar, School Nurse, leads this newly formed group as they plan to bring a better stand.ird of health to CAPS students. Pictured are Dick Thingcr, Mrs, Fallar, Ron Arndt, jim Thorson, Cheryl Scallon, Health Commissioner, and Gary Mull. The JUNIOR RED CROSS serves the local are-.1 with special projects for hospitals and children's homes, Representing this group are, 1. to r.: Ron Arndt, Rosalie Neall, Jeanne McHenry and Pat Parkhill. CAPS CLUBS SERVE Health Cozmczl umm' Red Cross QQ i 1 fiiw.. l i Z No..-.. The SALES 8: MERCHANDISING CLIIB, a group new to CAP'S campus, promises to be one of the most important service groups, its efforts spreading from the classroom out into tht- ti-zrzirzunzty business houses. Directed by Miss Elaine Farmer, this group is represented by Virginia Anderson, Mollie Blnndell and janet Matson, shown at right as they took part in Christmas sales work, FUTURE SECRETARIES of CAPS commercial classes ioin themselves together in the interest of heightened standards of business education for their school and themselves. Representing this group, below, arc, seated: Janice Schlegel, Pat Lund, Carole Hykal, and Carrie Tomberlin. Standing are Elaine Corado, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Patricia Mannion and Mrs. Anne Harrelson, club sponsors. CAP'S SPEECH CLUB is composed of some half-a-hundred students who make up the speech classes of the school. They enter district competitions and conferences, and serve their school most importantly as the proprietors of Statior. KCAP. Shown here are, left to right: Maury McDonough, Dick Thinger, Sharon Mitchell, Dave Schwab, Marlene Grant, George Short, advisor, Dick Osborn, and Bill Pearsall. Sales und Mercloundzszug Club 1 ., 4 F 1576 C'7 . x,.....f s..- X 1 Future Secretaries Speech Club jack McCullough Bob Anberg Vrce Presrdent Btll Mornson Secretary Monty Baker Treasurer Presrdent IN rs Janne Robrson Adusor C B A andC G A serve you The Capuchmo Boy s Assocratlon plan entertatnrng and profitable actrvx tres The cabmet seated left to rrght rs Walt Mellor Bob Snlva Stand mg Advrsor Paul Claudon Dan Vrllaneuva and Dave Rutherford Planned for all grrls rn school the Capuchmo Grrl s As socratxon ns an rmportant part of Capuchtno The cabmet shown here seated left to right rs Verna Garehrme oan Attmger joan Vanderlaan Standmg Anne Colltns amcc johnson and ZoAnn Bozek Adusor tothe group rs Mrs jantce Robrson Duane Hatton 0 N ffl: Presrdent Norma Fox X me President Sue Bottorf Secretarw Pat Campbell Treasurer 'AND THEY GIVE US MUSIC Xiilbl i iillriiw in 7 if I JV 'r Ab 5 W a' CAPS marching band, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Bredenbebrg, has added a touch of glitter to the spirit of all our games, and assemblies. The Drum Maior, Ken Carey, with the Majorettcs, Judy Staffelbach, Gay Gillian, Donna Bjerke, and Lillian Cole, lead the Mustang musicians down the field. , ,Q ,V ' ' I gfilfwlt' V. Mi yik A qu id N fxql f ftp , ,K ,U .v li, vxii,v,U 0 Y , V .M U 'ww W JX. Mu QW XJ 'V D. 'Jhx J . , . l Blake, J. Bruno, D. Brendlen, B, Bryant, J. Barker, S. Bjerke, J. Benjamin . Curtis, T. Betrano, J. Carlson, D. Dobbins, D. Daniel, P. Dake, D, Everts, .t , All 73 V N. rooozwoee Evarts, W. Farr, J. Forchini, J. Farmer, S. Folster, M. Fox, K. Fielder, R. Gasser Hartzell, G. Hetzner, B, Herr, C. Hersh, J. Kendall, R. Locke, B. Lamuth Latta, L. Lockett, D, Lewis, J. Mount, B. Malaspina, V. Marchi, M. Montandon MCCready, H. Morrison, R. Mortenson, B. Mills, R, Mariani, J, Musgrove Nagel, G. Pilch, B. Pilch, D. Petzold, M. Plagowski, J. Price, J. Papini Peterson, L. Rosen, I.. Ragsdale, D. Schwab, J. Smith, M. Walckek, J. Schlechter Smart, VU. Stewart, B. Smith, T. Surher, F. Steffen, M. Shipmen, J. Skelton Thornton, A. Turner, B. Tennant, C. Tomberlin, A. Tyndall, R. Ulibarri Vance, R. NX'oodman, J. Waljack, M. Berube, K. Sloan. 1 i v 1 WHEREVER WE GO! The Swing-and-Sway Department of CAP'S Music Building is directed by Mr, B, also. The dance band is composed of both student body and faculty members. They are: Gay Gillain, vocalist, David Manini, jim Price, David Blake, john Pappini, Mr. Richard Storer, julius Schlechter, Ron Mariani, and Carol Camicia, vocalist. Back row: Mickey McPhillips, Don Evarts, pianist, Dan Dobbins, A. Turner, Mr. Cal Apter, Dick Gasser, Morris Montandon, Bob Pilch and Gary Peterson. . '-if y0 . 1,13 .fe-Q -1 . -9:3 , , '1 :.-X ' V fffej 'IQ'-'f 'N 1 NX UKED CHDRUW 5 Randolph Hunt, Dir 1 Q li Q . .I-. v .,- - . ! I-10 ff' ff f'-1 1 '-:f'f-PH '- ff .l '47f5317:27 ' - mf,f,s n-,-f:g::- H 9' iz fi J? 'V 2' 3. -, - ',g1 f -4-f' . 5 .iff '42-' :rw v, CHES I Rundol ph Hunt, Director Classes C. Alford V. Gareheim J. Schaberg A. Smith Pictures E. Meyers L. Smith M. Thomas N. Weiss Layout L. Donato Typists F. Lund P. Swan CAP '55 Mrs. Joyce Timmons Advisor STAFF MEMBERS L. Diamond M. Eberhardt J. Koellmg B. Rudge and Publzczty Boys' Sports A J. Leone B. Rien D. Thinger M. Ticlcler j. Vanderlaan C o py C, Eberitch J. C. Meehan B L L L L s. f x. 'Y 5-:zu 'J Conferring about their volume are annual editors fleft to rightj Dixie Wfeber Class Norma Fox, Picturesg Pat Parkhill, Layoutg jim Price Boys Sports Diane Hayes Art jo Fookgs Girls Sports Sandy Pelissier Continuity and Circulationg and Sue Ruggeri, Copy. Not pictured are,Sandy Holtman 1 STHMPIIDE , is ll 0- 4 , I f , ' I lx ,X X W 5- .4n.. x , l ' l , ' X , ' 1 , ft 2 K it 1, lx I L A bi-weekly STAMPEDE of news covers all CAP'S activities and doings. Mr, Robert Wasson, journalism instructor and sponsor, advises Cecile Miller, editor, on policies and practices. Cecile, in turn, is assisted by Carol Hardies, Assistant Editorg Jeanne McHenry, Editorial Editorg Maury McDonough, Feature Editor, and jim Price, Sports Editor. The Staff reporters are, left to right fseatedli Dick Thinger, julie Tait, Maury McDonough, XX'endy Purdom .ind Jeanne MCI-lenry. Standing are Dick Metcalf, Sue Hinkle, Verna Gare- hime, Diane Hayes, Bill Goebner, ,lim johnson. Sue Ruggeri and Carol Hardies. Not pictured is Pat Parkhill. WE VOTED EOR THEM . If I 1 ,R' xgf President Anne Nicoletri Secretary Barbara Xvehb J 4 f Boys' Vice-President Maury McDonough And they produced . . . Record Student Body Card Sales . . . B.C.S.M. Dance and Football Banquet . . . P.A.L. Confer- ence at Cap . , . Turkey Trot, first Council Dance . . . And the sensational Cap Hi-Time! Fall commisiinners are, mp row fleft to rishtlt 'lim Orem. Crwopg CharleQ Thornton, MuSic1 llli OFl1hErtx C irlS Athltticx D1 int Dnnicli, Puhlicity: ,lim fuyne, Fwcmlg Ditlc Thinucr. Boy? Athletics. Bottom row: Knrlene Hahn X crrh ck Bqrhiri XX hirhtlil Fruh man: and Diane Harm. Puhlifitv Nut pictured are Barhariz Bowman, R.1lly1 Richard Oihurn, Ruin um l rmi rn P11 cm ii Primei, Cru-unclig uncl Marion Gnrriwn. Art. THEY vorr for us. , .t . , , . F , sf' , r. . -, 1 . ', A Miss Vivi Xerogeanes and Mr. Cal Aptcr advise the Councrl on policres. Student Fall Cuuncrl urncers in session arc, I. to r.: Barbara XX'ebb, projects and actrvrtres. Secretary, Arlrne Emanuel. Treasurer, Anne Nicolcttr, President, Maury McDonough, Boys' Vrcc-Presrclentg and Stella Slocum, Grrls Vrce- President. Fall Council Fall Council: First row l. rn r. Don Evarts Charles Thornton. rm Price, Ron Arndt, Drck Thinger. Monty Baker. lrve Hells, jack Ply-cr, Bob Mrmnno. Suuml mu Imretra Preston. Duane Murray Sharon fl R-furlke Marzlyn Clark Clvlurm Duran. Duane Dmrels Mary Mnlm, Uaxrrl Romero juan Lrntlhrcum, Marne Morales, Duck Casscr. Thrrd ron Karlenc Hahn, Duane Frrcksen, Sue Croghan. Karen Chldesrcr, Barbara Vfhitfleld, janet Knauer, Sharon Ogg, Nancy Nmrth, Ron Srerrlsen, Fourth row. Carol Camrcra, ' ' ' k f 'A H kf Dr lines Dum Fl- ken lwu I-vt-errlwrrg, Ken Norrhgrue, 'Ium Munnwnr Fifth r-lv faffll I.-HU juan Mrmlrr lann, juris Arrru C,h.rrlutte XX Lhh lu I rn u, .une .A , . I Annu . joan Krnhbc. Drxrc Yfclur. Illa O'Fl.ahcrty, Sun- XK'.ltk1nx, Carol llwcrztlrh, Dale Magee, ,I.rn,Fmhcr, 'Icrl Scrbcr Srxth rum j-rhnyBallctm, ,Indy Mctlr-wr, lmrs Attlnaer, Sue Hznklc. C.rrnI llarrires. Pat Moon. Nnrrrm F-rw. jcannc Mrllcnrx Bob Blum, Mrkc St, K.l.rrr. St-vc-mlm row' Hutth Reese. l.rtk XVrsc, jrm llrcm. Nrmry Cuthrnn. jack McCullough, Brute Wfxstrrck, Dale Stewart, ,llm Coyne, Dave Peterson, and Bob Anberg. THEY PLAN... ,fry .ag R it 4- Q.. Boys' Vice-President Bob jahn 2-Q Student Government Accomplishments K K Spring Semester Host to Spring P.A.L, Student Leaders' Con- ference . . . Corral C Carnival- Ha- waiian Holiday . . . Construction of barbe- cue pit . . . Dancing School . . . Cheer Leaders School. Girls' Vice-President President Maury McDonough Joanne MCHQ.,-,fy Seffcmfl' Jeanne MCHCUYY Treasurer Arlene Emanuel Spring Commissioners First row fl. to rj: Karlene Hahn, Yearbookg Carol Hardies, Puhlicityg Carol Eberitch, Co-opg Nancy Campbell, Freshman. Second row fl. to rj: Bill Rudge Artg Bill Pearsall, Radiog jim Hamilton, Photographyg Dixie johnson, Socialg Leroy Clark, Groundsg Dick Gasser, Musicg David Schwab, Sports. ...WE PARTICIPATE. , A iffy I fl 0 2- .A 'J 45 f N, ' my 2 , ff , A I . Q, If Z f , fin 1 a n The Spring: Semester Student Bodv Ofhcers are Cl. to rj: Arlene Emanuel, TreasurergBob Jahn, Boys' Vice-President: Jeanne McHenry, Secretary, Maury McDonough, President: Joanne McHenry. Girls' Vice-President. First row Cl. to r.J: Sharon Meadors, Sarena Goldman, Diane Murray, Judy Mead, Pat Campbell, Gloria Duran, Janet Courtney, Nancy Fieber, Pat Short, Lynne Banchero, Lorelle Hall, Pat Packhill, Linda McLaughlin Second row fl.to rj: Julie Tait, Gretchen Gerritz, Jan Fischer, Janice Johnson, Mike St. Clair, Norlene Lloyd, Judy Albert, Elaine Magalis, Esta Greenberg, Joan Farmer. Third row U. to r.J: Stella Slocum, Norma Fox, Roberta Manlowe, Judy Artu, June Dunn, Opal Blancarte, Richard Maynard, Ken Northgranes, Tom O'Rnurke, Bob Primes. Fourth row fl. to r.j: Steve Jacger, Nancy Lochran, Stanford Erickson, Ron Arndt, Janice Schlegel, Anita Hathaway, Diane Hatton, Cecile Miller, Diane Stallings, Virginia Graalfs, Phil Berri. Fifth row fl. to r.j: John Papini, Monty Baker, Jack McCullough, Richard Thinger, Gary Mull, Joe Belli, Ron Fields, Jim Price, Bob Anberg. u team. l l .. X ll l ,D 1 f I l will J IUIY 'URL NASH nanufny x for we are all a part of the Paul Baldwin Spirit of TEAMWORK 80 , 14' .fi-xg Q 1 'ff . fs ,p ' ' . we LEADING OUR Song Leaders Wanda Goodrich, Diane Ericksen, Lou Ann Bredlow, Norlene lloyd and Pat Campbell. Rally Committee Advisors: Mr. john Hancock, Mr. Leo Vannucci, Mr, Raymond Mcl-Iugh, Miss Agnes Heying, Mr. Ralph Bredenberg and Miss Anna Mae Udry who assisted the Rally Committee throughout the year, Shown below is the Rally Committee. These students organized the rallys arid game activities throughout the year. Left to right are: Top row: Eddie Rosen, jim Keenan, jerry Weis, Dick Waltz, Dale Stewart, Don Gucttroy, jim Orem, David Schwab. Front row: Tom Hall, Terry Bauer, Sally Thompson, Barbara Bowman, Gail Dahners, Marlene Grant, june Walters. CHEERING SECTION .... gp. V Cap's Varsity Cheers are lcd by Head Yell Leader julie Tait, above, assisted by 5 I Gretchcn Gcrritz, Dime Murray and Virginia Gf.l.llfS, f ffliiq .L fi A ' fi i i A Q N v 1 . f .f Z nil I 2 X Soph-Frosh Spirit is spurred on, below, by joan Fcrrziris, Linda Kullenberg, Virginia Medmno and juiiy Chuynnki. in X ---.-4 .,.V ...M Q es Q. v' VARSITY Varsity Football Coaches Keith Bedford, Bill Arce and Paul Baldwin discuss an important play. Captain jack McCullough led the Mustangs well throughout the 1954 season, 1 A 'fir-M ' Q 7, 'Y 2 '-'i 1' it .r 2 , ,ax af Varsity football managers jon House and Sam button are shown here watching the team in action. Varsity Gridders, seated top to bottom are First row: Bob Green, Dan james, Mark Edwards, Monty Baker, Roger Solem, Frank james, Roy Prindle, Dick Brendlen. Second row: George Wfaugh, Larry Brendlen, Dave jaeger, Bill Murray, jack McCullough, Ron Medefesser, Dan Villanueva, Roger Brose. 4'1'hird row: Bill Holiday, Gene Geyer, Gene Corbeth, Larry Green, Fred Gregory, Butch Reese, Bill Vifenger, Bill Hand. FOOTBALL Capuchinds Varsity Mustangs,under last year's Coach of the Year, Paul Baldwin, proved again that Cap was still one of the top football teams in the Peninsula Athletic League. The Mustanes had eight lettermen return for action, leading this group were Babe Medrano, an All-North tackleg Jatk McCullough, a quick thinking, hard running backg and Roger Solem, hero of last year's historic foot- ball tilt against Burlingame. The Green and Gold took the third place berth mainly because they tangled with every top team of the P.A.L. Their 5-2-1 record is evidence of this fact. Coach Baldwin's Mustangs started out quickly, blank- ing South San Francisco for the second straight year, and then went on to win over Sequoia and jefferson. Their next four games were all against top teamsg and this proved to be too much for the injury-riddled Mustang, if he cared about staying on top of the P.A.L. Injuries were the prime factor in stopping Cap from taking the title. Main injuries came to Babe Medrano, Monty Baker, and Mark Edwardsg and all three were out for half the season. Caps victory over the San Mateo Bearcats was certainly their best game of the season. The combination of the Mustangs' compelling desire to win, and the spirited support the Student Body gave, spell out defeat for the previously unbeaten Bearcat Eleven. Sports writers claimed that it was the best defensive game of the year Varsity Gridders, seated top to bottom, are: First rowg Dau Rutherford, Bill Hemel, Phil XY'cig.1nd, Bob Keifer, jerry Stein way, Ron Swan, Gary Oldtnburg. Second row: Roger lmckt Tom johnson, jim Forrhini, john Owen. jim Coyne, Bob Derbi ,lim Sharp. Third rim: Bing Cfcrri, Chutk Bogus, Gary Mull Bob Anber , Babe hltxllllnixv TU-ry Kiugingtlgiv Gary Prltmlim S Roger Staley. jack Llccullough . Quarterback Roger Solem - End Fred Gregory - Halfback Bing Cerri - Fullbrlfk Bill Murray - End I Babe Medrano - Tackle Phil Weigand - Guard . , Ron Medefessor - Halfbnck , . vi -we I 1 -we ,M , .f g , 1, v if Marlc Edwards - Tackle Monty Baker - Halfback Bill xvengef ' T-'fklc George Waugh . Utility Bark Dan james - Tackle Bill Hensel - Guard Gary Mull - Center Bob Rien - Guari 4 , 3 4 Q bop-7, Son Mafeo-0 L 'l QM gz Cn-'f Cap-I4, Burlingame-I 4 .A ax 5 . Polo' Alfo-27 ,X Q - , ff: . 0 ' I :.,'9,5L.. 'f-.ef 1 FROSH - SOPH FOOTBALL Coach Don Laclergue's FROSH-SOPH Gridders showed the beginning of real Varsity strength this year, with many outstanding players displaying the skills that will lead to winning scores for CAP in seasons to come. The 1954 Co-Captains are lim Bruno and Larry Suelzle. P.A.L. Resume Visitors CAP Carlmont vs. Capuchino 13 0 'T So. San Francisco vs. Capuchino 0 2 Se uoia vs. Capuchino 13 13 jelilerson vs. Capuchino 13 23 San Mateo vs. Capuchino 33 19 Palo Alto vs. Capuchino 20 14 Menlo'Atherton vs. Capuchino 14 13 f AP !l FrOSh-S0Pl'I Gridders HFC, left to rillht. Hrsr WWC DOH MCCOY. m3n3g9f1 Roger Emanuel. Elmer Coffee, Bryan Carter, Vincent Marchi, Kent Kebroney, jerry Scattini, Stanford Erickson. Neal Dahlen. ,lim Bruno, Bill Bratt, Gary Russell. Mike St. Clair. Dick Maynard. Danny Franks, Rich Lambert, manager. Second row: Rich Uliharri. Bob Valiando, Bob Herr, Herb Wadley, Bob Allen, john Papini, Larry Miller, Dave Peterson, Bill Cole, Gene jones, jerry Danieli. Cliff PICSYOH. B05 Murfav, Al Turner. Third rowt Ron Martin. manager, Terrv Edzar, Rich Medefessor, lim Rhodes, Leon ,l0l'F!6f1S0f1. Dan Dobbins. Eugene Tanliaferri. Rod Anderson. Larrv Suelzle, jim Smith. Gary Toonood, Bill Smith, Skip Bushell, Bob Tennant, Bob jasinsky, Herb Peterson. Don Edwards, Ken Bartari. Ren Larsen, Maurice Berube, lim janakes, Fourth row: jon Groves, Bill Gant. Michael Coovert, Bill Browne, Tom Bostian, Don Evarts, Clark Bennett, XY'avne Vlenger, Gary Gianherzer, Bob Reif, lohn Giammanco, George Fenili, Claude Wright, Bob Finney, George Keyes, Bill Bowman, Bob Sherman. Fd Frenzle, john Kreis, Ted XY'hitaker, Charles Peradotto, john Skelton. new 3fC2?,l9, . PM fe'- 1'+s1sJw4 A J :ill 4 f Q ian ga-S' . .Q i 4 '.Wy.v -C' fi ri' 1 fail . 'i' h Q: '- C gil i S, EQ 35 6' fa 9 aa-r ' f hiv! VARSITY BASKETBALL Capls Varsity Basketballers captured the first P.A.L, Championship in the 'story ot' Mustang athletics, highlighting an outstanding season. Lincoln, of San jose, provided the opposition as the Mustangs made their bid for the crown. The Cap cagers opened the series with a 40-37 victory, but the Lions evened the score by 50-43 the next night. The de- ciding game was held in the Stanford Gym and the Mustangs emerged victorious in a 42-37 thriller. The Cagers won many honors during the 1954-55 season, both individually and as a team . . . the pre-season Hayward Invitational Tour- nament, the N.P.A.L. and P.A.L. crowns, and the Consolation Champion- ship of the Tournament of Champions. jerry Bachich was chosen Player of the Year in the N.P.A.L., All Tournament in the Hayward Invitational and the Tournament of Champions, and led the N.P.A.L. in scoring. Roger Solem was named first string, all N.P.A.L., and jack McCullough earned a second team berth. CAP Varsity Captain jack McCullough and Coach Jim johnson are shown plotting game strategy. First row Cl. to r.J: jack McCullough, Bing Cerri, jerry Bachich, Gary Estabrook, Roger Solem, jim Sharp, Roger Locke, Tom Peet. Second row fl. to rj Ron Martin, Sam Sutton, Manager, Fred Gregory, jerry Gurley, Bill Ruona, Bill Murray, Bruce Wistrick, jim Philpot, Coach jim Johnson. Back row fl. to rj Dave Peterson, Bill Sullivan, jim johnson, Fred Gomez, Dick Olsen, jim Olin, Bob Bowman, Rod Anderson, Dave Schwab. ff N X Y I K, ack McCullough-Fmwud ,. 0 f 1 . - X V 3' Roger Solem-Guard 14 l 3 X N . ' , fl ' 5 V .' Bing Cern-Guard tl Q' I K ' vs! ' : ' V V 1 .f . V5 Q 3 had Ruger Luck -Forward X bfi. 'C E5 ,,g,....- 30'S BASKETBALL Captain Ernie Karwatt and Coach jack Keogh talk over I ' . h some important plays. Capuchino once more had an outstanding thirties basketball season as this year's team tied for first in the north P.A.L. However the Mus- tangs quest for a third straight north-P.A.L, crown was thwarted by the Burlingame Panthers in a special play-oft game, 4 Coach jack Keogh's boys got off to a poor start but won eight in a - row near the end of the season to gain the first place deadlock, This was reminiscent of last years team which won nine in a row to take the northern division flag. The two top stars were Ernie Karwatt and Ron Amdt, two guards who were both named to the N-P.A.L. Hrst team. Their standouts were john Condrin, Terry McGhee, and defensive specialist Dave Castagnola. Top row: Manager Dave Wedeking, Kent Tekrony, Rodger Emanuel, Ron Smith, Neal Dahlen, Gary Russell, Gary Toopood, ,Ierry Scattini. Manager jim Moore. Second row: Cliff Preston, Bob Friokes. Norman XY'ilkins, Ken Jennings, Dick Thinger, Dan Wfitmer, jim Forchim. Ellis Boyd and john Papini. Front row: Terry NcGhc-c-. Ron Arndt, Bill Morrison, Bill McGrath Captain Ernie Karwatt, Dan XY'edeking, Dan Albee, john Condrin, Dave Castagnola and Coach ,lack Keogh. - I1 51' - A C3 LIGHT wtioni CAGERS With a new coach came a new record for the Mustang C Division basketballers, Under Coach Jack Keogh's guidance, the 120's made their 1954 season a winning one, for the first time, a 9 and 8 record. Led by guards Tom O'Rourke and Paul Fischer, the inexperienced 20's played admirably all season with their best efforts coming out against Half Moon Bay, both times. Rounding out the first five were Ray Cortes, Jerry Stratman, and Gary Peterson, who were all freshmen. 120's First row, seated, left to right: T. O'Rourke, J. Stratman, P. Fischer, G. Peterson, R. Cortes, and Coach J, Keogh. Second row, standing, left to right: B. Johannson, J. Callin, B. Sullivan, J. Moore, S. Jaegar, and J. Weiss. 1 X be ,,,s1--- Coach Jack Keogh talks strategy with Captains Bob Balleto f110'sJ and Paul Fischer f12O'sJ, kneeling. Under the leadership of their new coach, Jack Keogh, Capuchino's D Division basketball squad proved to be one of the top NPAL teams this season with freshman Bob Blum spearheading the attack. After downing their first eight opponents the 10's cooled off considerably and therefore had to settle for third place. Sports writers acclaimed Blum as the best D Divi- sion player in the League with his 13-point game average to prove it. Fine play also came from forwards Jack Balletto and Billie Baker, and guards Nick U'Ren and Ron Miller. U'Ren took second team NPAL honors for his efforts. 110's First row, seated, left to right: E, Bister, N. U'Ren, B. Blum, J. Balletto, B. Baker, R. Miller, D. Romero, and Jack Keogh. Second row, standing, left to right: J. Vfilson, D. Philpot, D. Streeter, S. Stoltz, D. W'edeking, B. Hague, and B. Johanson. 19 VARSITY BASEBALL 1955 proved to be another good year for Cap's diamond men as they put up a stern hght to repeat as champ of the N.P.A.I.. Coach Bill Arces nine played Caps toughest baseball schedule in three years of Varsity play. Among the opponen were San Francisco's best teams, St. Ignatius, Sacred Heart and Balbo , and four college freshmen teams. The Mustangs had a strong - ou ps whpftintributed greatly I. to the team's su 'Q -I' on tfvfqggt U two top starters, ' - a V. ' but Paul Fisch I, d jim Sha s out performances . s 9, ,, in spot work. C Possessed - 1 s ting attack, th I varsity had four .300 hitters at press ti 12 ojghese s QP Gfffg01'Y, Wh0 became one of Cap ' fn threat 'ith hisjm itting a speed. Perhaps the most feared hitter w st Ba H hortstop Bing Cerri, one of the top long ball Y -' on Peninsula. Other top hitters were Paul Fischer, Phil and and Tom Peet. Once more the Caps had a top flight infield as they had some of the leagues best tielders in Roger Solem, Hrst baseg Ernie Karwatt, second base, and Cerri. Third row Cl. to r.J: Dave Castagnola, Ricky Mannion. Paul Fischer. Frank Fagnani Ron Venturi Boh Rien Bill Murray Roger Locke Bing Bill Arce. Second row: Manager Sam Sutton, Phil V'eigand, jerry Steinway, Fred Gregory jim Sharp jerry Bachich Roger Solem Bill Sullivan Manager Ron Martin. First row: Lou Prado, jim Philpot, Ernie Karwatt, Tom Peet, Bill McGrath jerry Silven and Scorer Jim PIICC fv iv 9,-,,,,,, ,QW N , , . w X 7 J ?,,,,,,., , , N 'Nc 1 A v Y , . ',,' ol Q' M . . X n , , r ' Q 1 A ' X I x U!M8? 'g Q 'uhm-sn MBE? jack Miller Bob Rren Roger Locke and jim 7 ,Q llll 1.51 -.6 '1e gQb-fi-'J Z 'Ukx N P A L Varslty Baseball Cal? Cav Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap League Games 2nd Round jefferson Burlingame South San Francisco San Mateo Carlmont jefferson Burlingame South San Francisco San Mateo Carlmont INFIELDERS ' K' MYLFR 9- 1 '9' 'IIA S41 N PA.L. Varsity Baseball Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap Cap League Game lst Round jefferson Burlingame South San Francisco San Mateo Carlmont jefferson Burlingame South San Francisco San Mateo Carlmont 2 1 4Q7x Iq- fn 1L'dii ' M7 'VV' -Q4 . MQW? Bill Murray, Frank Fagnani, Bill McGrath jim Philpot, Bing Cerri and Tom Peet. . R and A1117 FROSH - SOPH BASEBALL 2 ,. I -v-,.. ,ty Cl Frggh-Soph Coach Don Laclergue warms up for Pitcher Gene Tagliaferri and Catcher Nick U'Ren the Season. discuss the signals for a coming game. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Potential plus is the word for the Mustang Frosh-Soph Baseball Squad. Under the direction of their new coach, Don Laclergue, the Frosh-Sophers displayed outstanding baseball prospects for future Capuchino championships. With five Freshmen positioned on the first nine, this young squad was able to hit exceptionally well. At publication time, the Colts hammered out twice as many safeties as their opponents. Around the infield, the Caps had Ray Cortes at first base, jerry Norman at second, john Condrin, shortstop, and jim Smith at third. Gene Tagliaferri led the mound staff while Nick U'Ren maintained the backstopping chores. The outheld consisted of three ex-foot- ballers, Bill Cole, jerry Scattini, and Gary Russell. Coach Laclergue proclaimed the infield to be Excellent, and then went on to say, These boys shouldn't be beaten once if they play ball to their best capabilities. Second row, fleft to rightj: Herb Pederson, Bob Voliondo, Bob Murray, Dave Peterson, john Condrin, jim Smith, john Papini, Bill Cole, Gene Taglia- ferri, Larry Suelzle, Steve Stoltz, Norm Vifilkins, and Leon Denattei, First row: Coach Don Laclergue, Herb Wadley, Bob Blum, Don Wise, Dick Maynard, Ed Bister, Nick U'Ren, Neal Dahlen, Kent Tekrony, jerry Norman, Ken Northgraves, Gary Russell, and jerry Scattini. fr' .1 1 . eg N ,, , 9 CROSS COUNTRY AND LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK ' Warp The Capuchino B Tracksters enjoyed the use of their own track for the first time in Cap history this year Lack of depth hampered the Bs but the team was lead by some fine athletes Third row l r Stan Ornfelt Dick Germer Bob Finne Bax ter Horn Roger Staley Dan Witmer Len Fischer Bo Soul here Bob Herr and Coach jim johnson Second row Rick Schwab Gary Too ood Bob Sullivan Bill Gebing Bob Mozingo Ellis Boyd Boll: Allen Bud Flenniken and jim Rhodes First row Manager Bruce Johansen john Kreis jerry Faddls Ron Swan Bob Silva John Koski Dan Villanueva Greg Smith and Dexter Petzold -ff723 Cap s Cross Country Team paced by Bill Hillyard Len Fisher and Bob Mund ran their way to fourth place in this years P A L finals Top lr Bill Nuhic Bud Flenniken Bill Rudge jim john son Don Wallace Ralph Morgan and Len Fischer Front Bob Mund jerry Acord jim Hubbard Bill Hillyard Dave Echwab and Maynard Ellis With their new head coach William Greenleaf and the use of their own track Cap C s track squad maintained a fine lightweight record in 1955. Second row l-r: Coach Bill Greenleaf Bob Schofield Ward Dabney Dave Streeter, George Woods jerry Stratman, Mike Scranton and Bill Baker. First row: Terry Edgar, Dave Romero, Rich Medefessor, Mike St. Claire, Ron Siemsen, Ed McCoy and Bill Muhic. TENNIS ,WRESTLING ,AND GOLF Cap's 1955 Tennis Team had the distinction of winning the first tennis match in school history. Second row l-r: Bob Pilch, Steve jaegcr, jim johnson, Mark Edwards, Dan Wheeler, Vince Marchi, Stanford Erickson, jack Leone and Ron Arndt. First row: jack Evarts, jack Meredith, Bill Stewart, Tom O'Rourke, Bob O'Keefe, Ron Bertocchi and Coach Richard Ramos. Babe Medrano, PAL champion, was the top performer on Cap's first wrestling team. Coach jack Fiebigs squad did surprisingly well in their first year of competition. Third row l-r: Frank james, Bob Finney, Bob Thc-iss, Dick Waltz. Claude Viright, Zachary Brandstettcr, Gerald Ziemann, Mike St. Claire, Babe Medrann and Manager Bob Okulove. Second row: Dick Bushcll, john Sherman, jim Thorsen, Gary Grauhcrgcr, jack jackson, jack Evans, Maynard Ellis, Ralph Cox, Coach Dick O'Malley and Manager Chester Martin, First row: Huh Anhcrg, Darwin Du hamcl, Rich Medcfessor, Ken Clark. Rich Lumhert, jim Preston, Martin Koeppel, Wayne XX'enger, jim Coyne and Coach john Ficbig. YY? f The Cvolf Team. under new coach john Pogue. had a good season with juniors Ed Nelson. Dan james and Dick Callin showing the way. 'ig- Top row: Ed Nelson, Dan Albee. Dan james. Dick Callin and Bob jahn. Front row: Tony Fowler, Paul Munkdale, john Callin. Larry james and Coach john Pogue. tg y pa 'sq .. -UQ Q ,f'5 1 - I f 'W 1 Jlil' jr.-Sr. Red Team Left to right: First row: june Peterson, joyce Fagerstog, junne Dunn, Sharon Hansen, Pauline Bowman. Second row: Barbara Whitfield, Arline Emanuel, Gale Dahners, Barbara Bond. Third row: joannie Flanders, Dot Hall, Nancy Birkeland, Lolita Bieanchi, eve, Dance C ommillee C bairmen Left to right, first row: Molly Blumdell, Carol Hykal, Barbara Tam- bling. Second row: Mar- lene Thomas, Barbara Vfhitheld, jan Fischer. Third row: Barbara Bowman, Yloanne Mc- Henry, Madeline Beck :rm ' jr.-Sr. Blue Team Left to right: First row: jo Fnokes, Lynne Banchero, janet Cook, Helen Pincus, Ann Beiar. Second row: Marianne Garrison, Diane Blum, Madeline Beck, Sue Sievers Third row: Joanne McHenry, Sue Hottorf, Sue Hinkle, Sue Watkins. G. A. A. Left to right: Miss Betty Lumpkin, Advisor: ,lan Fischer, President: Ca- rol Hykal, Vice-Presi- dentz Dale Magee. lr. GIRLS' Are you sure of what you're seeing? A green baggy gym suit, a blue bib, a cagey face guard, enormous white shin guards, and a long, curved stickg and the owner of this is ready for action, posed in a cage! Why, that's a hockey goalee, and she's one of the many gals who have a lot of fun participating in the G.A.A, It involves many of the girls in after-school contests. This year Frosh-Soph and jr.-Sr. have their own separate leagues, and there are color teams split within each league. These include the Red, Blue, Green,White and Gold Teams. A girl must go out for three seasons out of five in order to remain active in G.A.A. She receives fper seasonj 60 points for 75f? attendance, and 70 points jr.-Sr. lafff K0 fiilht, hrs! row: Loretta Preston, Stella Slocum, Carolre fnnin-v, Ellen Nine gr-cond row: Bgirlmrii XXX-hh, l'l.irh.1r.i in-.uk. C'.ir-ilyn P -- , -a' 0 ,,. db se C, 4-QL, 4 1 , Q Cabinet Representativeg Lynn Iiiincht-rn, Secretary: Joanne McHenry, Treas- urerg Margie Tirkler, G.I',S,A. Representative. for 1005. These are the awards that can be earned: The 300 oint G,A.A. Emblem flst yr.j the 650 point Block Und yr.j, the 900 point Star Grd yr.j, and the 1200 point G.A.A. Gold Pin 14th yr.j. Also, at the end of the year the two girls with the most points get their names engraved on a Gold Plaque. jan Fischer is the G.A.A. President, Carol Hykal is the Vice-President, Lynne Banchero is the Secretary and joanne McHenry is the Treasurer. These officers hold yearly offices, and they really deserve a lot of credit for a lot of work. Miss Betty Lumpkin is the Advisor, and she is assisted by Miss Heying, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Bestall. Activities of the G.A.A. include award banquets, playdays with other schools, a concession at the Car- nival, G.P.S.A. meetings and an annual dance. W'lJile Team De Li-ng, Pat Dake, Barbara Bwwtnan. Third iiiw: Citliv fihatterron, Yvonne Tliiinipvnn. Pat Luntl, Cheryl Scallun. . 'fir 'I A, S fn B -5117 an , ng.. 1. ami. fx rmiaw ll , FW' vqnwa., jr.-Sr. Green Team Left to right: First row: Ginny Anderson, Diane Stout, Marlene Thomas, Anne Tamblin, Saundra Short, Sharon Plowright. Second row: Angela Latham, Lorraine Bruno, Nancy Cochran, Diane Hayes, Lorelle Hall, Third row: Molly Blundell, Lynette Peters, Margie Tickler, Jeanne McHenry, jan Fischer, and Lois Schwartz. G. A. A. Advisors Left tu right: Mrs Frank. Mrs. Bestall Miss Lumpkin. fr.-Sr. Gold Team Left to right: First Row: Carol Hykal, Barbara Tamblin, Darene L'lshoeti'ur, jill Stretch, Donna Stuck. Second Row: Lani Schnieder, Arlene York, Sandy 'I'ht-mpsiin, Marilyn DeLong, Norma Fox, Roberta Marlowe. Third Row: julie Tait, Dixie johnson, Dale Magee. janet Bogue and Barbara Mansfield, 4' i V 4 4 'If' .Q , .. 1 if x 1--,Q S' T 'lqli '95 - '- Lt ,,-- .. 91- fl TT ' . ..-. 5 c ' I M535 . we ? inf?-HQ S9 3 ,ff f 1' GF ' 4 , q f.1::l,z.'.?ffb.I l Qg ga , ,n a . 0 fe-a Q 'I 5 Q 'Z 'va ' A 12 12:9 JS, VL-Jah: 0 ,QQ2QQs:,gss . A N s, K S - 1 ,S Q 0 74 K' Q91 Captains Left to right: First Row: Lynne Banchero, Maureen Barry, Darlene Cal- verly, Donna Risso, Nancy Fieber, Dallas Hill, Joyce Fagerstog. Second Row: Francis Miller, julie Tait, Saundra Short, Sue McAllister, Cheryl Owen, Marilyn DeLong, Karen Chedester. Third Row: Cheryl Scallon, Sally Thompson, Marlene Thomas, Arline Emanuel, Nancy Birkeland. Fourth Row: Ann Purpose, Sue Hinkle, Sandy Scattini, Roberta Mar- lowe, Pat Lund. I--of g . K:-. A ,bl v-4 I . -. vm- Pom Pom Sellers Left to right: Lorraine Bruno, Joanne McHenry, l.orelIe Hall and Jeanne McHenry. ACTIVITIES ln the Jr.-Sr. League, the Green took both Hockey and Basketball seasons, and in the Frosh-Soph league, the Blue Z were the champs of Basketball. Incident- ally, the Jr.-Sr. Green Team has won Basketball four years in a row, so they really have a lot of teamwork and hustle to them! On February 10 an Awards Banquet was held. lt featured a Valentine theme, and the Cafeteria was smartly decorated with hearts and cupids. The enter- tainment was excellent, and six gals received their blocks, along with many other awards, including one G.A.A. Pin. Another Banquet will be held in June. Tryouts are currently in progress for the ratings for Volleyballfthe next season sport, While Team Marilyn Renner, Nancy Hand, Janice Schlegel, Marlene Hayes, Marlene Kolin, Donna Risso Third Row: Francia Miller, Betty Coleman, Gail Sherman, Lyn Bulleri, Kay Gentles, Georgia Hetzner, Carol Stapp, Mildred lfmanuelwn in Frosh-Soplo Green Team Left to right: First Row: Virginia Cosgrove, Marlene Pasterino, Becky Berumen, Dixie Johnson, Jean Fitzsimmons, Zoe Bnseck, Joan Linthicum. Nancy XVeiss, Second Row: Beverly Brown, Karen Chidester, Sue McAllister, Linda McLaughlin, Judy Campbell, Carol Conti, Judy Musgrove. Third Rowi Virginia Medrano, Judy Thomas, Barbara Gianni, Sut- Croghan, Betty Owens, Judy Rigby, Marilyn Xlfalton. Fourth Row: Susan Pokrass, Mary Roubal, Claudette Bussell, Judy Larsen, Charlotte XX'ehh, Sharon Schulttheis. Geraldine Pilch Frosb-Sopb Gold Team Left to right: First Row: Darlene Calverly, Maureen Barry, XX'inon.i linix, Camlvii Nliwntr. Marilyn Hill, Linda Risso, Ruthie Parker. Second Row: I lmrlutte Clnnk. ,lean Stura, Ju-litli Erickson, Theresa Franklin, Dair Cahle, Helen Ogar-I, Sandia Panlini. Third Row: Biilwhit' Quinlan, Elaine Magalis, Carol Godfrey, Donna Mesitk, Rita Caim-ron, Mari' Ann l.utIu T r ,P v Ol or BOYS BLOCK I H I ' 'if K This year's Boys' Block C, largest in school history, had a program filled with varied activi- xx' ',s Q 5 W ties. Heading the list was a collegiate Sport Night, featuring athletes from San Jose State College. F l Nj R Q,4 who put on demonstrations in boxing, wrestling and judo. This outstanding event, expected to .j become an annual affair, raised over 3500 for the student body. 9 ,' ' V Award winners throughout the year were feted at the three dessert meetings sponsored by the society. Highlights of the meetings were the fine speakers and guests invited to attend the affairs, Ace quarterback Y. A. Tittle of the San Francisco -19ers was the speaker at the fall ' meeting, and at the spring meeting, Block C was privileged to meet members of the NCAA f- Championship U. S. F. basketball team. .v ,, MPA Boys' Block C Ojicers and Advisors , Back row fl. to rj: Bill Arce, Jim Johnson, Advisors. Front row fl. to r.J: Tom Piet, Roger Solem, Jerry Bach- ic . Block C Members First row fl. to r.j: D. Duhamel, B, Anberg, XV. Mellor, B. Holliday, B. XY'enger, D. Villanueva, VU. Witmer, D. Wedeking, L, Fischer, G. Russell, B. Blum, ' ' ' ' ' d f . C l J, Rhodes, J. Scattini and K. Tekrony. Second row Cl. to rj: B. Johansen, G. Duhamel, G. Priola, M. McPhillips, J. Papim, N. Jukes, R. Me e essor, B oe, B. B t F. Ga nani. T. Johnson, M. Edwards. P, Fischer and B. Mund. Thirdlrow Cl. to r.j: F. Cronin, Dahlen, J. Balletto, R. Miller, R. Cortes, J. Stratman, rat , R. Anderson LgJearineret, J. Smith. F. Bister. R. Vlibarrr. J. Skelton, B. Flenniken, J. Hubbord and B. Hillyard. Fourth row Cl. to rj. N. U Ren, D. Mackin, E. Karwatt, T. McGhee, B Ruona, F, Gomes, D. Castognola. L. Suelzle, N. W'ilkins, J. Bruno, B. Murray, B. Medrano, B. Cerri, G. Geyer and D. James. Fifth row Cl. to r.j: D. Peterson, R. Venturi, B Hansel, C. Laws, B. Morrison, J. Leone, B. Rien, L. Green, R. Siemsen, G. Mull, R. Arndt, T. O'Rourke, M. Swope and M. Nensteil, Sixth row fl. to rj: B. Baker. S. Eritkson, P. Xlvergand, G. Waugh, J. Gurley, J. Silven, J. Murphy, R. Brose, R. Staley, J. Forchini, B. Sullivan, ' ' ' R. M ' S. S t B. Ed P. Munkdale, B. Rudge and D. Schwab Seventh row fl. to rj. B, Muhie, D. Thinger, J. McCullough, M. Baker, F. Gregory, artin, ut on, gar, Shar R Iocke M Lashkoff G Oldenburg, J. Philpotand, J. Steinway. Back row fl. to rj z T. Peet, J. Bachich, R. Solem, W. Love, B. Silva, M, Montandan, J. p, . . , . . G. Smith, D. Rutherford and J. Koski PQ- - A l 3 I, L aim -.. 4281 , K - - GIRLS BLOCK li - ii . ,vu ' A 5 The award of a Block is all that is required to join this service club. Fall President Jeanne Q ' McHenry, under the direction of Mrs. Frank, started the year rolling with the sale of Pompoms -' '3, The gals also sponsored a concession at the Sequoia football game, For Christmas they bought a Q7 Nj' Red Wa,uon ' and filled it with tanned goods for a needy family. They had a lot of fun serving dinner to the athletes at the Foothall Banquet and planning a dinner at the Chuck Wagon. Spring othcers were lo Fookes, President: Marlene Thomas. X7lCC-PfC9lcll'Hl1 Lois Schwartz, ' Secretary and Norma Fox, Treasurer. at '-1. 5--,J M , i M., I X. - V 'f' . Girls' Block C Officers i First ruw Cl. to r.J: ,ltanne 4 McHenry, Nanny Cochran, M.1riiirieTirltlcr Scrnnrl row Cl. to r.J: Sue Siexers, Mrs lean Frank, Arlvisi-r . ' 1 I. -. 5 Block C Members Fifi! FUW fl- UW F-JI l-fV4'llL' H-ill, DU! Hall. Ginny Anderson, Sandy Tlwmpsi-n, Carol Hykal, Barham Tamhlin, Anne Tamblin. Second row: lan Fischer, Bar ham XX'ehh, li.trh.tr.i Snark, Marla-line Bt-tk. Diane Stout, Norma Fox. Nancy Birkelantl. Third row: Sue NX'.itkins4 Diane Havcs, Molly Blundell, Helen Pincus Fllen Nutc, Sue Sicvcrs, I,iirr.tint' Bruno Fourth row: 'Io Foolccs, fatlw fltatterton, lc-.tnnc McHenry. liianm' ixlfHl'fll'Y. Dale Pf.llLl'C. janet Rogue, Pat Lund Fifth row: Yvonnc- Thompson, Sue Bi-tturf, Nanty Ci-chran, Margie Tickler, B.irh.tr.1 Bi-uruan, l,i-is Schwartz, Missing from picture: Carol Hartlies. Some of the gayest and most ex- citing times in our school life come with our plays, programs, and dances. Out of the time and work invested, we see sparkling the highlights of four years in the very best . . . Spirit of FUN 4:6 :EP -...,x,!, 'ggi' J?-,1 Mr 7 1 up -. ' -4-A 'Nx :iii--' 3 ....,gao-a-4 .4yn.n..f-... JAZ'fYI-Zl'm'33 ...vi- 7-R? 5 'A' Yum Yum P1tt1S1ng Peep-Bo Oo ,SP 0 0 THE NHC OO A A' N X. .-1 5.. 'S 0 :M 'X Randolph Hunt Director 062, Riggs Techmcal Directors X Oo Sgr x as , 1. LA 3. P 19' Q s 5, ' is E a ' M P' R, I- - Y ' f , 1 , ,n . 7 f- V -' . va MY M A: ,gp xt ,I 4 3, .4 I 13, Q A 1 3 1051 ' fa' 'Q 1 - ' - l Q W., Queen Lilinnknlau and her wahinesf' fffourlesy San Mateo Times! FLASHBACKS f MX ,ff xx ' X Anybocli got a scalp? Y' 3 . 1, 5 ! .!', Now, school isn't rofnplelely dull, is it? D. lt's just a matter of technique. ,L-ff I 1 FIFTY FIVE All the B's lad the band! Greenleaf gem the green leaf. '- 7347: I5 W HI-TIE-1 hldnlight. 0 And il's all worth uinq, too! 0fC0lll'Q! y ' .A ASSEMBLY ACCENTS -X i ,ll X600 N-I iSBXhill8lmCIdilllC! Ls A ! 'l'hegmodoldaxmgsforme!' A WE DANCED.. AND DANCED FROM HEAD Q E3 pp T T0 TOE i, Principal Paul Claudpn extends best wishes and prophecies of success to rep- resentatives of the Class of '55---his first graduates. wife jwthty s . Nau- SENIOR f -. X , ,V 3 V, , fvvfv. '- . X 1 f A. . X , STATISTICS HN x wi ' .' -1 v S Q-rg, . 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