De La Salle High School - Spartan Yearbook (Concord, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

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David Favello Faculty - - Contents Administration School Life QColorb Secretaries Assemblies Cafeter ia X Maintenance Senior Memorable Moments Senior Halloween Party Faculty Classes - I School Life CColorD Fall Festival School Life CColorD Assemblies School Life CColorJ Faculty Seniors junior Prom Senior Ball Sophomores juniors Freshmen junior Ring Ceremony Transfer Students Sports IV Football Varsity Football Frosh Football JV Baseball Varsity Baseball Freshman Baseball JV Basketball Athlete of the Year JV Soccer Varsity Soccer JV Track Varsity Track Varsity Cross-Country jV!NoVice Cross-Country Varsity Basketball Swimming Freshman Basketball Tennis Golf Organizations Campus Ministry!Science Fiction Guild Br. Keith's Pep Band Photo ClubfVideo Magazine Student Union Company Tsar's Fan Club Science ClubfHonor Society Rally Club Strat-O-Matic Activities - -I - Our ToWn Class Councils Two Gentlemen of Verona Dances Harvey Founder's DayfCasino Night Basketball Marathon Liturgy Student Council Awards Nite Midsession Graduation ' ' Patrons EX Liloris. Ads Introduction lt all began in seventeenth Century France when St. john Baptist De La Salle be- came aware that the educa- tion of youth was limited to the wealthy, and restrictive of any value system. He founded the Brothers of the Christian Schools for the expressed purpose of pro- viding a complete education for all youth regardless of social class or condition. He envisioned a complete education, one which pro- vided an academic curricu- lum infused by a system of values found in the gospel of jesus Christ. This tradition, kept alive by thousands of Christian Brothers and others throughout the world is characterized by Chris- tian values, an insistance on educational excellence, and on an innovative spirit re- sponsive to the needs of the young. De La Salle was born out of this tradition and operates within this tradi- tion. Since its founding in 1965, De La Salle has of- fered an alternative to pub- lic school education. The small classes, the opportuni- ty for close relationship between student and faculty, the highly personalized efforts of the school com- munity and the Christian Value system presented are unique features of De La Salle educational opportuni- ties. Each year since its founding, De La Salle has continued to expand its pro- grams in academics, ath- letics, and student activi- ties. Each year new pro- grams have been initiated. ln 1969 the upper division courses in Science, Mathe- matics, Social Studies, and English were shared with the students and faculty of Carondelet High School in order to offer a wider range of electives and share in the talent of the two faculties more extensively. The ath- letic program has expanded to encompass a full range of all major sports. The co- curricular activity program and student government have added each year new clubs and sponsored many student- initiated activities. Through all this change and expansion, De La Salle has remained true to its traditions and its philosophy of providing an education containing cognitive truths and promoting the experi- ence of the value system foimd in the gospel of jesus Christ. Even now that De La Salle has become a com- pletely modern institution, facilities built and first yearbook issued in 1966, it has, as an institution re- mained true to its original objectives and goals, its , founder's philosophy, and its declaration that De La Salle shall be dedicated to concern for the persons of the students and the com- munity life of the school, fostering concern for the Lmiqueness of each student while promoting personal freedom and training in re- sponsibility within that community atmosphere. De La Salle has pledged itself to remaining relevant to the changing times while remaining faithful to the spirit of the traditiong and in and through all changes proudly declares: De La Salle High School is a Catholic School in which Christian Values are fos- tered within a Christian Community and Catholic Tradition centered in God's revealing of Himself to man, and the Eucharistic celebra- tionf. lt is within this tradition of newness within the spirit of tradition that the 1977 SPARTAN has been produced and is proudly presented. 1977 Student Handbook, p. 6 Prineipalgs Message As we, the faculty and administrators of De La Salle, reflect on the school year l976-77 we are pleased and proud of the progress, growth, dedication and con- cern which have been the distinguishing marks of so many of you graduating sen- iors. Each of you in your own way, with your own special talents, with your own degree of commitment has made an extra effort to contribute something of your- self to the De La Salle community. Young people are our hope. You carry within yourselves the potential to make crucial changes in our society. You carry within yourselves the potential to continue to re- build our country and construct new ideas for our people. We, as teachers, are proud of each of you and your accom- plishments this academic year. We realize your accomplishments are a reflection of yourselves and the extra effort you have brought forth in our school and communi- ty. We celebrate the progress that the entire community of De La Salle has ac- complished this year. We believe that the academic, athletic and activities pro- grams at De La Salle reflect clearly the ideal that we set as goals in a Christian Brothers' school. We believe that our schools should be characterized by a concern for each stu- dent. This concern encompasses the whole person: his family background, his temperament, his strong points, his special interests. Each student in our school is more than just another student who happens to attend De La Salle. We hope that our school will be a living com- munity where young people, coming from different backgrounds will educate one another by mutual understanding and re- spect, by acceptance of the uniqueness and limitations of each person, and by growth in the spirit of service and the practice of justice and charity. We believe that De La Salle does strive to provide the kind of atmosphere that can be conducive to the kind of com- ' A munity l've described. We at De La Salle firmly believe in you. You are our hope, our challengeg you are our brothers and sisters. With these thoughts we salute you graduating seniors and all you students. We believe it is important to acknowledge your accomplishments and to encourage you to become more and more faithful to your own potential to become loving and caring persons. The success of your to- morrows will be a reflection of the ideals and values you foster and nurture today, as students. God bless you all, Br. Robert Lee, FSC M' ll l ,. if W W !wff M' A. 1' Y Y , xl- J f at V ' w .xp W' , A, ii, ll it ,Nw fi? VW flute? 'l li ,1 if - , M 'NN Q -w H 'N ll' gt NN 'ya F4 EW 32,3391 Xml ww ev vt? ' SW as W ' K is gp' ,lf W A '54 WMM mwfwm R HF 1 1' ' W V, W gk A if A Q i au- g elim t , , it M JS frm - vigil W5 mf N li iw, Br. Maris, 1920-1976 '? E Dedication MARIS he was a jesus of a man and a clown tumble he could and did three or four times in a row and come up Wide-mouthed and laughing Wonderful-gone, that oak tree man leaping jack-knife to the Wind We could not have held him though we cradled could not have cooled him with our love he's gone away and left me laughing even his memory has Wings not tears Yearbook Staff A new enthusiastic yearbook staff was handpicked in an effort to rejuvenate what has become in recent years a tra- ditionally Weak yearbook. Striving to outdo all previous year- books, the staff Worked with fervor and dedication. Editors Mike Bruno and Steve Weston stimulated great school-Wide support of the book, including the large ad campaign. Newcomers to the school, Rich Grisius, Gerry Adams, and Carlos Martinez contributed greatly to the book's pro- duction, as Well as Paul Russell, Brian Hockel, Bob Moss, and Eric Sargeson. As the sun sets on yet another D. L.S. yearbook, the months of dedication begin to unfold. From the tireless Work of this staff emerged a quality yearbook. All of this imagina- tion, along With the catalyst of Moderator Richard Palacios, has given birth to What We feel is one of the finer yearbooks in D. L. S. history. - , W' -A I ,, are an A :.. an .,,-ag-W ,ml ' ' Mr. Palacios, Moderator y gy U, 15 -. , t , ii' 4 is 2. V A ' 3? Qu ,l-- nf The Last Deadline W? + . si- ff if ,. 'K ia. M, ! W W' H KU- I 'I4 -Q 1, 'W ABOVE: Mike Bruno, Editor LEFT: Steve Weston, Editor ABOVE LEFT: Gerry Adams 7 3 If ii, r iiiq .irr i lAo 6 i ii o o iiriiioo rir . 1 ' wr,.-. - - - . l . v - - l lg i-.q - l ' 1 1 4 13,12 in 4 4 . -- ,. HHH -- i i i 1 10 ' Administration 'L ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Daniel Andreotti, English. BELOW RIGHT: Brother Laurence Allen, ES. C. , Vice Prin- cipal for Student Affairs. ABOVE LEFT: Brother Michael F. Meister, F.S.C Assistant Principa1fDean of Students. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. George E. Sabbagha, Vice Principal for Studies. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Sarah Moosman, Receptionist- Secretaryg UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Nancy jokerst, At- tendance Secretaryg LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Linda Smith, Administrative Assistant- Registrarg LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Carmen Tonin, Finan- cial Secretary. 52 A A A,4, Aw!-MPM! ...austin -..-ni Cafeteria amtenanee LEFT: Mrs. Andrea Wyer, Betty Turner. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Bill Probst. BELOW R1Gl-IT: Beverly Morgan. Memorable oment - , -- , N' , ia, S ' f 1 5 .. W, ,M ,K ', H5 K K4 ff Q' ff . . 1 . ,M fuiflvg f . Ei' .rag ?'N,-K.g.4'-1.39 9-Rl 'Q fiif .Rfrjj:.,, Sv 2 s 3 is ,, iii- .1 . I lh bl x ' Y- Tk . fgf gll ff' i 1 Q?'f 'K fi G m 5 N 5 gglbl s 3 1 5,2 5525 ,E -- . 1. gv L N Eff 7-Q2 Q? l 111 3! - Hx 'J 9 ' 53:31. ia , 1 S! 4 ,, 1 igzggsa Q ..3-ff? ,gg YQ- ,:,g.gg:Q -f is 51:-11 1 f Jhlfgh , -, 'S-J' 57:55 'ei22ll?'.?2fx 3 ' ..f,.f'HQQfF'l YHSM. , X I ' rf 'i W.. H A Q f-:fr 1 ffl' i ' 3: 1 ini iw . 'W' I emor Halloween Party 19 6 This year's Senior Halloween Party was a huge success filled with merriment. Guests wore motley costumes of every discription. The evening began with a get-acquainted session, followed by a spaghetti dinner and dancing well into the night. The highlight of the evening was the costume judging contest. Some of the winners are pictured here. This function marked the beginning of a year full of activity and excitement. Thanks to the hard work of the joint Senior Class councils and their moderators, the 1976-77 school year turned out to be one of the best the class has had. If only it could have all been captured on these few pages! I xg Fw , 4 'ef wx fQ wi ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Charles Lafferty, Social Studies, Base- ball Coachg ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Douglas Emeldi, Spanish, BELOW LEFT: Mr. Al Claiborne, Social Studies, Physical Education, Director of Athletics, Basketball Coach, BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Irv Grant, Social Studies. BELOW LEFT: Br. John Nunes, English, Bookstore, Cafe- teriag BELOW RIGHT: Br. Donald Johanson, Math, Fresh- man Class Advisory FAR BELOW, LEFT: Br. jonathan Cord Media Services, FAR BE LOW, RIGHT: Mr. Edmond Balsdon Science, Transportation. Er: X 5 6- fgimsf lg all f 'wif'-V , ki -f 111373 ' W ll -....f,,M -.,..oa-lm 'Hr-' EW M We ww , ,.. 's . .And More Assemblies s gsm Q J' . s L 'sw ' -Y , Sr-'TrQ4:! ' . . , s sss is 5 F s s... s uf F M, ' s .f' ,.ML3w . s .,., . iff 1 V- , .f,- L . M V-fs ',.s N .. ,lk .,.. 2' , . .iq ss N f sf, , ssJ, -A ,. -3 ,'s, 4 sl ,ar j X 4... K if s XV i A in . ymkw I . . ? L ' - f-H -w s f .'-'1 20 Say Ah . 4 -yf W 1f1iQ5:fQ 5 H X L k ' m ' as mf ,LK ,... Us -HM ' ' ' -mvwxwv 'MMU . YWF' Q .W wad' 76 Fall Festival This year's fall festival marked the continuation of an annual tradition dating back over many years. Each Student par- ticipated in the revenue gathering process by the selling of raffle tickets. The fes- tival itself Was enjoyed by all Who at- tended. The over SBZO, OOO raised by the festival Were dis tributed throughout the school to aid in the financing of school programs and to pay for materials. l .env 'M as l, 1 ,pun 3 I 3 I r 26 Fi W5 w ii fmzxgm V In iff? a ' 3 l ' S m+ww.4mf A M, ' wifi I r f .F --'wlixazlw YE? , V Em lf! 3 H s N H Assemblie 4'Joy and Gladnessn R.. ,LH 5 Ek . ,mm ,ann gg!'i5'f'fi'iZiQF!!g!'i!eisisvgV'mil 'w 'fm .L wg., uff1f5S,ss4f'ggg1E, 111145 g H l ,M , ,. K - . 9691 v Q4 rUiQ:q!f?ELKf7!ggQ, 1 m!f'::H,A, 'ffwrw uf .V gui, , .umlr n H. - f fHt!'1m . 'r 'm'uf 'gif' f....,., ?!nw..,, 4' ,HKU k - .4- ' QWQ But Seriously, Folks. . This year was full of joy and gladness in the form of a program of assemblies. On the more serious side, the celebration of the mass took place on a regular basis. PICTURED BE LOW: The thanksgiving litur gy. O O LMS Hy F V1 r. W . 30 :N 4 31 M ff' ff -Y FAR ABOVE LEFT: Br. Keith Chapman, Science, Math, Bandg FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Patti Stauch, Humanities, Drama, Companyg LEFT: Mr. Gary Abono, English. ABOVE Mr. Nick Casci, French, Art, Drama, Company. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Richard Palacios, French, Spanish, and Yearbook Club Moderator, ABOVE RIGHT: Father Michael Walsh, O. F. M. , Cap. English, Religious Studiesg BELOW LEFT: Mr. john O'Leary, Englishg BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Roger Lucido, Mathematics, Science. . ab I' Alli f- . 'zfsgggygt z,.,,r.g4 45 'N d W ' 'L 1' lf 1 .- 5 1:6-Tw WSEJL' 5' 3 3 1 4 16? L' tififgfwl ' l:'+Eti ': 1-W - - -him fir: ti . .,,,,. 'WW -' 141, . .A :rm.g:.p - ,X , ,QQ as -M1111 , rx-ws, 1 . HQ g. fx? g , V. ,if , P4 -W M ' f '4', '!f 3-T, QL l if T Siiifliii ig' W . 3 gigg T if 1 -N. Qt y. ,v ' :Q .-.mgff-.f:,lL,.f, N, 4.-1-FH Y 42 . ' :Q Q , was 1:97 ., ' -A '-' fi t R . , K W H ,- ff 231,84 953 25' I-121, -'ff' ' , x,1,Hg.,,..-,f x., Q.-a m.. , . -4 :if ?f?I '?lv '- 4 .7 Af gf ,,,. g-jr: K i - R in ,Q-fi , i , . A , ry, . f 5 .. 60354,-.1 L 3 J. ,g1.sg.-'..,,,'-, . H lil , K X W, .az1..v.a,gg.-wH-fem-1:-.Lars21:22www: - , Us ' if 1'- 2 P:-1fHs:?Q:.Fe.i':f-?f ' . z 3 ABOVE LEFT: Ms. Ianella Looper, English, Media Services ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Michael Henning, Mathematicsg BELOW LEFT: Mr. joseph Stocking, Physical Education BELOW RIGHT: Brother Michael Bernardis, F. S.C., Religious Studies. W ..k..,k - V ,.,, if if M ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Michael Still, English, Religious Studies Humanitiesg ABOVE RIGHT: Brother Jerome Gallagos, F. S.C. i Religious Studiesp BELOW LEFT: Mr. Mark Pryor, Science, Mathematicsg BE LOW RIGHT: Brother Thomas jones, F. S. C. , Counciling. 'ffvff was I f f I 111111 Wai 5631! K ' um L. , ,,.-- .,,k . my , it -,,j. , . ,,,,,, 5 ,-QW.: ., f O '-M W in - L ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Glenn Willumson, Englishg ABOVE RIGHTL Mr. Ronald Staszkow, Mathematicsg BELOW LEFT: Brother Robb Wallace, F.S.C., Religious Studies, Lating BELOW RIGHT: Brother Richard Morrato, F.S.C., Religious Studies. K... ABOVE LEFT: Brother Celestine Cormier, F. S.C., Techni cal Drawingg ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Al Huitric, Social Studies BELOW LEFT: Mr. Steve Quirico, Physical Educationg BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Al Claiborne, Social Studies, Physical Education. 1 Christmas 1976 marked the end of an era as Marie Fitzpatrick took leave of the De La Salle community she has served so Well since 1967. For nearly a decade Marie wore BEAUCOUP DE CI-IAPEAUX as she fulfilled various roles as Principal's Secretary, Receptionist, Attendance Officer, Office Manager, Registrar, and Administrative Assistant. As fittingly noted in the Dedication of the 1974 SPARTAN, Marie also served--less officially but nonethe- less competently--as nurse, coun- selor, and Mother of Men . Above all, Marie has been a devoted friend and advocate. The entire De La Salle community is grateful to Marie for her years of dedication and especially for her love and friendship. We wish her continued success and happiness in the years ahead. Indeed, Zoo City will never be quite the same without her! Faculty Candids And now. . . for desert. I love block 2 ff af Q' How do you spell relief? f Sure beats correcting papers! -ii l ii 1 --1--g ll 11 Al l l li 1 1 ,- CLASS S i l 11 - .-. 1 1 1 l - -- .- i 1 - '- - -R '- 4 '- I Seniors SHOINHS Message From the pi. enior Class President Duriiigievery thereisi always a tim1fe'TWi3en,,,he Wis remember what his pasjtgiifearsffvvere like, lnorder to keep this memory i he islilfsrtunate enough to havegzntitimentoes of his past. Here, in this book, the past is represented. Our lifejas men infra World of Which We are quickly the backbone is approachingh must have the freedom to reflect upon the But at the same time' We about the future. usuu iiir l r p Throughout Senior year at De La Salle, We havefljield hands the 1ltlre andicompzisision of causefgfgof friendship, of success, at times, Q to experienfiegmany of the our class hasSlsdone!p,Erom firstydanfie of the year, Seniors success With tiei differentg fO1'mSiOf Cfvmins together- ilnl 2 On into the year many of tis participatedlffliiiifthe Basketball Marathon for Palsey, creating other community involvementgpfor our causeigfifiigltgitfis alone SZTOOQ raised as donationsfgpflromgsponsors of splayyeprs, but of the first ina long Qvhiley, the community was involved in success. This success ato the yntramous Airball Classic in the entire Student Body was' 5 to Participate rsrs if ssssrs - 1 ffililot vvere activites alone what andifirnakes our class so successful, ,yrr ut Retreatsewhiych We left a deeprpimpression on all of Breakfast at the was in ito'isofletraditionali,ostyle, a forall p Seniors to come last sponsored the Senior Ball. From the to the ballroom, from floor to the chapel at the-,Retreat house, fromltheibreakfast to the our diplomas in the We have all had a part in forming of 1977.55 ' . ' . '..i. ' ff s Most,-,SiHCGreIYiv ' K' f ., . , wr, J, B Class President MICHAEL PATRICK ALELLO Creative Writing Contestg Honor Roll 3,4 'THOMAS A. BALDACCI Varsity Football 1-45 Varsity Basketball 1-45 Swimming 3 JAMES J. BLANK Varsity Cross Country, Track 1-45 Math Awards 15 Student Government 3,45 Honor So- ciety 3,4 JoE ALDEN Cross Country 2, 35 Varsity Track 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 35 Fall Festival Chairman 4 IGEVIN BARRETT Company 1-45 Student Government 3,45 Honor Roll 1-45 Honor Society 4 PHILIP ALEMANIA Varsity Soccer 3,45 Track 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Geometry Award 25 Student Govern- ment 3 JOHN BAKER DAVID BEIL Cross Country 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1-45 Arts Award 2 JERRY BLEEG Varsity Tennis 1,2 MARK BOLIN Baseball 1-45 Most Valuable Player Awardg Math Award 3 Honor Roll PETE BISIO Tennis 1, 2,45 Academic Award, History 1 EDWARD M. BORG Company 1-45 Cross Country Track 1-35 Student Govern- ment 35 Honor Roll 4 TIMOTHY BREDBENNER Football 1, Honor Roll 1,2, 35 Rally Club 3,43 Student Government 4 DENNIS KEVIN BURNS Track 1-45 Honor Society 4 ROBERT K. CHENIK Company 2 , 3, 43 Photography Club 2, 3,43 Yearbook 1,2,33 Honor Roll 1-4 GREGORY GEORGE BRESLEN Company 2,3,45 Band 3,43 Student Government 3, 43 Honor Roll 3, 43 Yearbook 2, 3 BR IAN C AMPBELL C RA IG BROOK S BILL CASHMAN Baseball 1-43 Basketball 1, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1,2,4 PAUL BURKE Cross Country 2,3,43 Most Valueable Player Awardg Academic Awards 33 Honor Society BRADLEE CI-IANG C ompany 2 , 3, 43 Photography Club 2, 3,43 Yearbook 33 Science Clubg Honor Roll 1 -4 THOMAS CONNOLY GREGORY T. DAHL MICHAEL T . Tennis 1,2 deBETTENCOU RT Football 1-45 Track 1,2 , 33 Swimming 43 Student Government 2 , 3 JOHN DELAPENA Track 45 Student Government 35 Ski Club 3,4 THOMAS H. DOWD III Baseball 1-4 DANIEL J. DICKENSON Tennis 2 MICHAEL ELLIOT I A fv - .. . 5 1. ' Y- - --fwfem 122 xx 1, nz -FIMEQS SMI DANIEL DILLON JOHN ENEA Dance Committee 2 , 33 Pep Band 4 JOEL G. FERRER JOI-IN FITZPATRICK WILLIAM D. FOURNET Track 1,23 Soccer Varsity Golf 1-43 Soccer 33 Honor Football 2, 3,45 Track 1-45 1-45 Honor Society Roll 1-4 Honor Roll 2, 3,4 GREGORY W. DOSS Honor Rollg Academic Awards 2, 3 RANDY EYRICI-I Basketball 1 KEVIN L. FULTON Varsity Swimming 2 , 43 Rally Club 43 Dance Committee 33 Yearbook 1,2 JOSEPH L. GARAVENTA Soccer2,3,45 Golf 3,45 Student Government 35 Honor Roll 3, 4 STEVE GREEN Varsity Soccer 1-43 Honor Roll 3,4 GREGORY I. KEENAN Basketball 1-4 MIKAEL D. GHELFI Freshman Class Presidentg Sophomore Class Presidentg Senior Class Councilg Baseball 2 TIMOTHY M. HERRON ROBERT F. KILLORAN Student Government 1 5 Basketball 1-4g Baseball 1-4 IIM GIBLIN Student Government 2, 33 Honor Society 3,4 JEROME GINOCHIO Soccer 2,3,43 Football 3 ei? WW' mv ff. . E '- ar E1 5:11 -f' .?I', f T xr 1 Q I- . ug .,, -2155 ,r E15 .z-in W FRANK HERZIG Track 35 Academic Award 3 KARL KREFT CHAD HOLSEN JOSEPH LAwToN TIMOTHY F. LENAHAN Football 1-45 Track 1,25 Basketball 15 Student Government 25 Honor Roll 1-4 KENNETH LYNCH Baseball 1-4 MICHAEL MARTELL Academic Awards 2, 35 Student Governmentg Tennis 2 , 3 KURT R. LINDORFER Varsity Soccer 2, 3,43 Student Government 1, 3,4- Rally Club 3,45 Honor Society 3 PAUL MAHONEY MICHAEL MASSEY Football 3,45 Swimming 2,43 Soccer 25 Rally Club 4 MARK LOGAN Football lg Academic Award 1 THOMAS MALLAMO SCOTT MASSONI Company 2 ,3,45 Bowling Club 1,2,3g Strat-O-Matic 1,23 Academic Awards 1,2,3 ROBERT LORD Company 1 ,2g Rally Club 4 FRANK MARIETTI Academic Awards 1, 33 Honor Societyg Bowling League JAMES MAYER Student Government 1-4, Rally Club 2, 3,45 Company 1-43 Campus Ministry 4 JOHN MCKENNA Senior Class Council JAMES MCLEOD Track 3,43 Student Govern- ment 33 Academic Awards 3 G REG MCK INNON KENNETH MCLEOD Honor Roll 2, 3,4 IEFFERY MCKINNON Company 1 -43 Strat-O-Matic 1-33 Student Government VW' KEVIN MCNIFF Ski Club 3,43 Soccer 1,2 THOMAS MCKNIGHT Student Government 1,23 Soccer 33 Track 2 ,3,43 Basketball 1,2 3 Bowling 1, 4 PAUL MELLONI IAMES MERRYFIELD JOEL MILLER PAUL MILLER TIMOTHY MILLETTE Honor Roll 1-43 Academic Bowling 23 Track 2,3,4 Fishing Club 3,43 Company 3 Awards 13 Bowling Team THOMAS MIIVIIAGA Yearbook 2 GEORGE NESSMAN Ir. Vice Presidentg Senior Class Council 2, 3,45 Honor Roll 1-45 Baseballg Basket- ball 4 ,M-mum SEAN OWENS TIMOTHY MALONEY Track 2 5 Swimming 45 Student Government 2, 35 Company 1 5 Video News 35 Dive Club 2, 3,4 ALBERTO NUNEZ Baseball 1-45 Football 15 Strat-O-Matic 1-45 Cross Country 35 Fishing Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1, 2 'YW OSCAR MONTERROSA Soccer 2 5 Bowling 2, 45 Dive Club 2, 3,45 Science Club 4 LANCE O'CONNOR Track 35 Academic Awards 2 494 JAY MoXLEY PHILIP O 'KEEFE Bowling 2, 35 Golf 3 BURTON R. PAULSON III. DONALD PEREZ RONAID PEREZ Bowling 2, 3,45 Honor Roll Honor Roll 1-45 Soccer 2, Soccer 2 , 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45Track2 3,4 2,3,4 TODD PETAK ALLEN PIXTON Bowl ing 2 , 3 MICHAEL RAMEY Company 2 'TMJ' yd' JOSEPH PETERSON FRANCIS PIERCE GERALD PIERSON Company 3,45 Honor R011 Honor R011 3, 4 Basketball 3,4 2,3,4 AM' YV' MICHAEL PONCE GAR QUOCK CSABA RADNOTY SOCCCI' 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Honor Society 45 Science Club 1 5 Liturgy Committee 43 Company 4 DENIS REGAN Basketball 15 Football 1 WILLIAM RESCH STEPHEN RIC KABONA Cross Country 35 Track 43 Swimming 2 TODD RILEY JOSEPH RUSSO Yearbook 1,25 Class Council 15 Honor Roll 1,2535 Liturgy Committee 35 Student Government 2 , 3, 4 BRLAN SMILEY Honor Society 3,45 LV. Golf 3,45 Liturgy Committee 45 Academic Awards 1-4 CAMERON ROBERTSON Baseball 1-45 Honor Roll 1-45 Student Government 1,2,35 Rally Club 4 EDWARD RUSZEL Company 1-45 Bowling Club 15 Video Tech. 2,3 CHARLES ROGERS Baseball 15 Student Govern- ment 35 Track 4 BARRY SERAFINO Football 3,45 Soccer 3,45 Golf 1-45 Honor Roll 1-4 GILBERT RUIZ Baseball 1-45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Honor Roll 1, 2 , 4 I 5,,. A-uv DANIEL SIMPSON Tennis 3,45 Soccer 2,4 5 DANIEL SMITH DANA SNAPP Jorm soUsA Swimming 2,4s Chess 2a Basketball 1-45 Track 15 Basketball 1, Track 1,2 Student Government 35 C ompany 1 Student Government 35 Football 15 Honor Roll 1-4 WILLIAM SPUKER DENNIS SPILLER Honor Roll 1-43 Academic Awards 132,33 Bowling 1-4 RANDAL STOLLER WILLIAM THORPE Company 3,43 Video News 3 HILREY WATSON JOHN WEBBER Cross Country 1-43 Track IV. Baseball 2 3 Cross Country 132, 3 33 Strat-o-Matic Baseball 'Wa W 'NY MARSHALL SPRIG Student Government 2, 3, 43 Track 2 3 Company 2 , 3, 4 EUGENE STEEB Football 3,43 Ski Club 3,43 Honor Roll 1-4 GREGORY WANKET Cross Country 13 Company 3,4 PAUL TURNER Company 132, 3 JOHN WEBER MARTIN WEBER Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Academic Awards 33 Class Council 3 ,qu MICHAEL WHATFORD LAWERENCE WHITE Track 2 , 3 STEVEN WIGHT TIMOTHY WOLFSKILL JACK YOUNG Football 2, 3,45 Track 1,2 , 35 Rally Clubg Class Council 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,4 SENIORS NOT PIC TURED RONALD FAVELLO RICHARD FABER RICHARD THOMAS STEVEN WINTER Strat-O-Matic 2 , 3 'WFT gl E enior Ball 1977 E This years Senior Ball was a huge success attended by 154 couples. It was a joyous evening for both stu- dents and chaperones. The San Franciscan Hotel at the San Francis- co Civic Center was the place, music by WestWind. The work of ourjoint Senior Councils must be commended. We Wish to express our thanks to Sister joan of Arc and Mr. Charles Lafferty for all their help and support. -Qi? YK mme M 'K Q -Qwwmw -f 5 ' fl - N Juniors F N i 6 , ,,,Q N ui 1 , .ff 'fn' Q' i Br . Robb W all ace -C lass Advisor 58 2 5 J? ., , .4 .N f 1 -gf-1 45 -AMN - . f 1. fwggf f . I ., 1 ' 3 A A, . L , , ez If K T' at nl- R121 x :Q ws N fflig .- - if , s . v 5, T I 5 5 S s :,,, X 2, V ' 1 ,vw r .W e y K1 Qs. 5 I K ,sk D ,Q ,X Er 4 X' r fa! vs r--'- xr: 13. K ,s if J ,rv , S . .,'-' 1 S -ffzkif . .li , - K T i . . , -Q.. 1- ' gl W It ,C V, I ,,s..f I 7' wi' ' ?s W . X 2:3 s ,H Y sr 1 -sriw N -gf 1-Q .ew li . wx I 3 M Sr' g St X L, we xx 1 A M JE 19 5 N xv 'A ,S .--hs:.f:g . -- Nw H I ts f X r Ks X w . 'Q X Qt. 5' AAAKQQ Gerald Adams Victor Alemania Steven Armenta D errick Aubuchon Timothy Augustine james Barklow Mark Barsnick Mark Beil Paul Belleci Robert Blank Francis Blankenberg Brian Boyter Michael Bruno William Carlen William Carlson Mark Cavallero Stephen Chiavini Mace Childs Michael Clark james Coghlan Dean Coglaiti Sean Conley john Connolly Raul Da Silva Christopher Dahl William Daly Mark De Marco Iohn De Matteo john Deignan Daniel Devlin Gerald Dilke Philip Donahue james Donato Christopher Doscher Martin Dudziak Bradley Dunnivan Earl Dunivan Michael Durant Brian Dwyer Timothy Evans 59 Walter Falconer Dennis Fayello Matthew Ferrari Daniel Fitzpatrick Kevin Flaherty Kevin Flannery Mark Francis Michael Frascheri Armand Fmrnenti Darrick Gebharcis Paul Gerard Richard Grisius joseph Haines james Haley Albert Hart Thomas Harvey john I-Ieckenlively Matthew Henry Daniel Higgins Kevin Holcombe Scott Jensen Peter Karusos Michael Kearney Matthew Kelly Kenneth Kollehner Martin Krummer Christopher Kyte Michael Landini Mark Larzaro john Leatharn Michael Lynch Sean Maguire Kevin Maloney Carlos Martinez john Mass Michael Maxfield Patrick Mc Kenna Gerald Mc Kinnon Michael Mc Lean Daniel Mc Namera 60 F5g,fF-:fy , F, r,r. .ill F ,r,. 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K .K N KKKK K KK K K1 X fm is it L .r Iv. ' v . vwn, A A , i fiiiili' 1. flu kr , SM, 4 'I KK. W ig if ,qvvs if, ? H J y , Fi 1 if 'W' '.-- 1 in W '11 3 fg H 1.96 Don Mc Peak Michael Metter Michael Mimiaga John Mitchell Scott Molina David Monnens David Morales Robert Moss john Mullen Mario Novo Mark O' Leary David O' Neill Alexander Olson Anthony Olson Patrick Owens Terrance Palomino Andy Pease john Piombo john Prochaska Steven Ramsey Vincent Renaud Kevin Rezak Charles Rock john Rogers Thomas Rosellini Claudio Rosig Robert Rusca john Ruszel Paul Scafidi David Schmiedler Stephen Sechelski Paul Selby Daniel Sequeira Brian Serafino Douglas Sheehan Patrick Shurr james Smith Daniel Spillane Andrew Spyrow Gregory Spyrow 61 . , w, L Thomas Sullivan rg' 5? X5 - .fi . . .' Timothy Sullivan D f i Robert Suttles imgi mi ' V it William Sutton ' , Q A A john Tarasc io if ' ,' X 7 sQjf.' ' T Mark Tarshis -..A it A, H -W-ww ,X 131, 1 -- Charles Taylor F-3: V V t T fr, N ,f i A T , - ':f, 5 A, 1,.. . i rMQ6gi3, i5.l T ' 1, James Taylor .r., S 5 g LZIL T V - F .. , . A1 Matthew Taylor 'T 1 George Theresa ii ' -Q V -' ' L ' William T Ji, . t. -we . ff 'T T Thomason Ti i Q - A T T T . Dennis Traverso 2 Everett Utterback 'T u E john Vagenas ' a y A . . Mark Vagenas 'a TTLT ' T'A Matt Van 1- Q 1 ' I-loomissen N' ' ,S 5.r ,. L Edward Wade 'T 4 my 'T Bruce Wagner jg .41 TTAT Q - a T v 6 ,N Edward Wanket g I T T . 'UTM , Robert Wagner E 1 'M' A all TT- it David Watson T Tr i ' kk.k. QT V f T .I I Qi syly , I xp ,yogi Fix, gui by J, . K If- ',.,,,N xV ixlv. Z. Scott Wentling f , Vyy ,Q Steven Weston 5 f JQQ xv Frank Whatford if-is it S f A 1, Q g Q 2-' Paul Wible ' TZZVA ' A 1,-- T' - Q -, joseph Wilson , -r ' ' ' , ,, , , fl ,' ' Terrence Wirth ti 1 AT A V 45 - Mario woifskni E , X fam, 1 W S , , Q 4 x '82 Q ar, if' M 44155 A ., 5 S f M ' ' A . . V W ' Matthew Wraith Mich ael Zenaty Craig Zimmerman David Zocchi 62 i ,,.1 K' X lb . i..V 'H XG? 1 WYE X4 Q P 5 W 1' Q f gl ,ig if x, T 'S I . 'Va -. ,iq .- ,H . A A, 1, ,iV2'aMif+:1r Q .i.' T K4 LL ' ' For most people their junior year is a time for looking back, and a time for looking ahead. Looking back in fond- ness, and looking ahead in Wonder. Wd Q 6' t E 1 is g Q N ,AHYA X I B 1 ,Ei T .4 fr Qiffwigj we I ' ' L I ' V , gf 5. if t Q ' - Vs , A Al K 1, 'vo I ' . . , .. N , ,., 1 K if 24 , - ral . Q, ,3- af . K J V 5 11 A, ,K f ,- JV I Um I' , , J' 42 K' 31- 4? J sh f,v This year's junior Class had great school pride and spirit which was demon- strated during the schools annual Fall Festival ticket sales drive, in which they led the entire school in ticket sales. Jr. Ring Ceremon This year, as every year, class rings were distributed to juniors in a ceremony which included a Mass, a slide show With a talk given by class advisor Br. Robb, a meal, and a day of leisureg along with the formal presentation of rings . . .V Us :V 2, ' .Sm ns., 5 r 1, i 1 EA All : - wa ,L . 5 A ff A fiifaf pk J 1' we V 5, -',' . , , , r E V. J ,,,, Zine! W , N. Q , 5 Qt 9 ,M , ,,. fur , rf 'si f .r I . naar? 4 54134354135 af in may Q I 5' 1 ' 1 wi i V? We sgQgi1,,1Q'2TrL'-aw, 1 141.1 A f wx 27:5 if-WCS like vegas , 4. an I 1, 'X . 4 if e Q3 gig rnti F if 4 ff .se f,'! 5.5 64 i For those who attended, there Was a good timeg but more than that, there was a feeling of unity, of finding roots, both in the traditions of Church and school, and in each other. This feeling is symbolized in the rings. slnfg fa . , ' p . fi W 17, . 22 1 no 'ff H ml i ,I 1 , V H N 1f-. iw .. VK iv' These rings are much more than lumps of gold, silver or platinum molded, cut and polished--they are symbols of a commitmentg a commitment be- tween the wearer and the ideals and traditions upon which De La Salle was foundedg a commitment which the class of 1978 has lived up to this year. ei A 65 f Junior Prom This years junior Prom Was held at Oak Knoll Officer's Club in Alameda. The sur- roundings Were magnificently decorated and the couples Who attended were very much enthused with the Whole affair. The theme of this year's Prom Was, For the love of you . The band is very Well known around the Bay Area, and performed exceedingly Well. Many old favorites were played, and the couples really got into the music. Many couples had dinner at jack London Square, in the port of Oakland. Many not- able restaurants Were included, such as, The Mast, Sea Wolf, Trader Vic's and Charlie BroWn's. Most of the couples ar- rived at the Prom between 9:00 and 10:30. By the conclusion of the Prom at 1:00 every- one was enjoying themselves immensely and Wishing it would last longer. Many enjoyable parties were held after the Prom and the talk of the school was centered around the main junior social event of the year, overall, the 1977 junior Prom was a great success. WN MY ophomores y Class of 79 y The established class of '79 puts it all together this yearg after they finally figured out how to beat the system. Throwing M8rM's at teachers from behind trees, stuffing freshmen in garbage cans, sneaking off campus at lunch and other Well docu- mented academic pursuits, made the class of '79 a more than normally active sopho- more class. joseph Abbey Mark Abbott Peter Anderson Loren Arago john Bagnasco David Bain Anthony Barraco ,,,,t,. - M fixing has, Lance Barsnick john Bartlett ' Michael Becker Richard Berry Neal Beyer Iefrey Billeci , ,L , David Blank . 7 M '- an Q -nr ,, Q I 1 X ., V, .2 W . sf 51 5-f fi- 'X , ,El Eric Brauch Terrence Brennan David Brockway Barry Buckman Michael Buich Philip Burke Scott Buttimer f f 4 1431- ff if , TF L!-,I -'if: 'If, Y 1 gi 3 'K 7 K K.. as ' M51 Y J 1 uf yr X I 68 l r X 4fg'ill1,Q B -'Q' a 'lm'- ' s gy, 1 'S 'las '9' 71 1 A t 4 6 'Q' 1' T , .xx 5? 1 f ,rl , I x A f 1X W Michael Cabrera Thomas Calloway Eric Campbell Gilbert Canchola Steven Carpenello Santiago Casamayer Andrew Chua Matthew Connelly Gary Cooper Bernard Cummins james Dacey Thomas Del Beccaro David Digirolomo David Dimberio Mark Donahue Francis Driscoll james Dugan Sylvester Enea Robert Ennis Mark Erickson Henry Espinal Roldolfo Eugenio David Favello Robert Fazekas Thomas Fennone Gregory Fernandez Phillip Figone Joseph Fink Thomas Fitzpatrick William Frainier john Franceschi Gerald Francis joseph Frumenti Carlos Garcia Joseph Genovese Robert Gibbons f . 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Q It 1 fr I f ff MISSING FROM PICTURES Arfaa Farshad Dino C iccone Willaim Eggers Brian Elliott Jeffery Gagnan Stephen jeanminette Steven jenkins C arlos Peniche Michael Riccabona Paul Ricco X' D aniel Rosenberg Mark Watson Michael Woolsey Robert Gibson my K - xrry ..,,., W .,Vk iz I , ' X Edward Vaccaro ,wg vt I I ' I I N I iii William Walker 5 . 4 M Danieiwankef .we - a L, ,aq N W e, X Stephen Ward 6 S H A iwv a James Weyland y Douglas Westhoff ,ff I C 1 1 e W , I ' 1 r 1. Mark Wheelock Tommy Yee The Good Qld Days M i? .neun-H-0ll ' .gnu-l ,uma-v 'w' ,........-x-v- 'k 1 3 Q mu w Frosh ,, V ,.:,11LW1:e l'iE L V Tomorrow. . :Qw- Ji 1 I A l The World! Sure, they don't look like much now. . .but the class of 1980 can't be judged on mere appearances. Herein lie tomorrow's doctors, lawyers, movie stars, professional athletes, corporation pres'- dents and international dignitaries. Herein lie tomorroW's politicians, universlty presidents, teachers and industrial laborers. l In this noisey group of pushed-around, stepped-on, and trampled-under little kiddies, lies the potential for the future leaders of the World. God save the World!! , as Tig ,d i d so fxlswz .mv -i-'i ff fl dr? wx . ,, . -4 l .77 3 ,X f, fj X sf 4251. 74 is rs, K , .X 4 'US C , N , l . ,sa 'em . R . niiii ' f A It . -, kxvxk l an W A yawfl . if F A ' 44: i f x Q Y x K A.. , r C, .. X X Us xgi . 511 . . e 'l?F'f g9 bQ f ' .V yi. . ' , rig Sr i uw f XA f - A 4. . . ' fs. Q Q: -s K .X . ,K W' ' . A :V A K r . If .. Q 1 C' rs 9,5 .,, l 'sf r q. , BE . --4 A lli 3 .X Q , x .fr -. W,-. A Q I, - , , - '. R' - 'nm W., ' A V: - 5' , . 1- - fl ' - - 1 .ff N si xxi h -Q42 J., do j f ga y. fa, 1 V' I .,.. , J, fre, U N K r - I e l ,AQ . M. t -.. L L V 5 ' X l' 'S V gsi?r :., J Q. V .. , 4, A I 'ri XQSX R C ? H 1 r Cf x .f A N Q if me - A V .Ah I L ..., J l my kqtk AA. 1. 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Sullivan Stephen Surran Patrick Thomas Russel Toomer Peter Vienna John Wadsworth Steven Wadsworth Michael Walsh Vincent Wargo Simon Wilson Patrick Wolf Charles Wraith Charles Young Phillip Zirten 81 The Days of ur Lives 10 1412 .,.- , .- - -- - -1-- ' 0' .. . 1 ' -., '-:'-'iff-7 r ? i ':, -N . 3 - 1 Q. . ....r.,uff,,a.. s.,ww-----A- 'Lf 1 7' p f QP, X. x L' L ' 3V,Y:A......,.......lL'11,- . ' -: VAX . '. i.', -' lggmh Af K AJ..w:.,,.,. B ' ' 1 -sv -jf zi --1 - -'- A -'QQ 'Q ' -. fy - - . V . M . .Q-. --' ,f- . fi ,.. -4- ' 'EMM' 8 ' . -x p 3' X A ' -5' ir' ,.,.......,- 1 x . 1595 , . W' ,. .gel 'W ' 4. - Ljf 1 W, I - I, , 'N ,, ., 1 x 5L,xg.:,....,... .,x. N is G X, , ,M . ' - 'I i . i . ' ..,1 'Y-sa-5:54141 g ' . ' : .,LL Q - ' , - . . ,g -z , W .-f5 E'zQ:' - ' -k. -I 'fx' W 3'-, H M ' ' .f ,M :Ln 'fizmif A Q N ,. Q 5 x - . n Y Q V ,giggw ,,,., .- :Q-Q ' ,f 1 3 ' . 4. ' ' 1 ' xi? J: 23:1 3? V E -X qv-uh Q sg ft f- W.-. - I ,JL f f ,y :zf:.:. . Q, 1 K K- : L -- ::'w.,5:5f.-xU?1.' .WA-I-,.' Bw ' - :wg -. Q S , . X - , I 4 Q . QQL---sig ,3rlQQf.8-5.f'?fq-1.1, ' x r 1 Q fri , I...Q:--wf!wj:Aqfs:',rxkgglyi f-:ff-by - L f . I I 'A 0 9 , .. , n ' Q k uw 'Q W ' 1. . . Fc? -:.Qf 4 Hf Vf -5112 ' iF: 51:61 '. 41:11 U ,Ll M -eil N. W Transfer Students Transfer students for 1976-1977, some of whom are PIC TURED: David Anderssen, Dan Burke John James, Duane Lamoureux, Scott Blehm, Jeff Boam, David Ivers, Russelljamieson, john Connell, William Kochenderfer and Mart Mattern. D i- '-- E 1-1 g if Q f 11, Qx n ali Q Q ll itil an ll Q Q 1- ,, 1111111 4 . Q Q . Q . - -iv 3- 4.- i ' 1 -lv -' - -1' q 1- - . ,,,,,..g-as-Sf' .. '-' ...- 4 is -4 ' -l' - ' 'Q - Q P ORT -I Q Q -Q l l. Junior arsity Football STANDING QLEFT TO RIGI-ITD: Coach Mott, Kevin McCarthy, Mitch Middleton, Paul Gerard, Phil Donahue, Coach Pratt. KNEELING QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Bernie Cummins, Phil Burke, Mike Buich, Keith Schuler, Rick Steeb, Lance Benner, Coach Braun. SITTING KLEFT TO RIGI-ITQ: Mark Weelock, Bob Blank, Brian Poirer, Marty Riccabona, Mike Riccabona, jim Weylond, Ed Vaccaro. A tremendous effort by 17 courageous players composed an uncompro- mising j.V. team. Re- turning again and again against insurmountable odds they reached deep Within to gather the strength to compete with numerous bruises and breaks. Despite the l-7 season record the per- sonal and team effort brought respect and ad- miration for a struggling team. This determination and character will be a Welcome addition to the D. L. S. Varsity next sea- son. .F K, ,V , mmf 'f F114 yi Q Varsit Football BOTTOM ROW: L. TO R. Kevin Flaherty, Mike Massey, Brian Serafino, Bill Fournet, Dave Dimberio, Barry Serafino, Kevin Maloney, Brian Dwyer, Gil Ruiz. 2ND ROW: L. TO R. john Leatham, Gene Steeb, joe Lawton, john Mullen, John Heckenlively, Mike Becker, Mike Durant, Paul Larson, Ed jr. 3RD ROW: L. TO R. Gus Stinstrom Mng., Kelly Young, Mike Landini, Tim Lenahan, Dennis Traverso, Vesqf Enea, Sean Cady, Bob Moss, Coach Pratt, Coach Hall. 4TH ROW: L. TO R. Coach Mott, Coach Braun, Matt Taylor, Chuck Taylor, Tom Baldacci, Mike De Bettencourt. A We L. 1 1 ' 1 ,,. ' y The Team That Rallied From S Adversity The 1976 season saw a new addition to Spartan Football, a new score- board, thanks to the Ath- letic Association. Season highlights in- cluded a 19-7 win over Northgate, the first time DLS ever beat a DVAL team, as well as a 13-12 come-from-behind win over Bishop O' Dowd in the season final to end the season on a positive note. 89 Varsity Pride wa X fig' Frosh Football C.A.L. Champs LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Coach Quirico, Tom Dwyer -Manager, Dave Durant WR, DB, Mike I-licks WR-DB, Mark Mullen RB-LB, Ralph Constation RB-LB, Jim Loyd WR-DB, Leo Cosgrove OG-DT, Mike Gaggetta OG-DT. SECOND ROW: Tim Roberts-Manager, Kevin Gearty WR-DB, jim Ghelfi WG-C, Pat Thomas RB- DB, Mike Geovona DB-WR, Kevin I-leiny WR-DB, Mike Laftet DB -WR, Mark I-Iughs DB-WR, Pete Vienna WR-DB. THIRD ROW: Tim Pauline RB-DB, Mike King WR -DB, jim O'Brian TE-OLE, Pat Wolf WR -DB, joe Esposito RB-DB, Mike Souza TE -LB, Julious Esposito RB-LB, Danny Gonzaloz QB -DB. FOURTH ROW: Coatch Hatche, Jim Cooke OT -DT, Mike Ortez OG -DT, Mike Grimes OG-OLB, joe McNeef OG -NG, Mark Angalitas OG -LB, Ron Plusk OT -DT. FIFTH ROW: Craig Ferria TE -NG, Rick I-Iilden C -NG, Mike Walsh OT -DT Frosh Defense- Provided the winning edge. Danny Gonzaloz sweeps the end. Baseball C. .L. Champions This year's JV ball club had one of the best records ever as they Went undefeated in league action 12-0-2, and compiled an over-all re- cord of 16-1-2. Led by coach jim Herron and such outstanding perform- ances as Bob Warner's .500 batting average, Rick McGoVern's .465 batting average and Phil Burke's near perfect defense along With great performances by pitchers Kimo Bradley, Roy Maddox and Dean Cogliati. The JV Spartans took the title, ending along, successful season which saw De La Salle take championships in all three divisions. V ,. .slim .1552 :isiii ..gEifE.,-'1:Jii27!i' 15352111-.METMTT im ufffizik' WN- PV: ff f 'f .ac STANDING CLEFT TO RIGI-ITD: Ric Rusca, Kev Bradley, Tom Dean Cogliati, Bob Warner, Dave Digirolomo, Dennis Traver KNEE LING QLEFT TO RIGHTD: Mike Loscavio, Rob Gibbons, Eggers, Rich McGovern. , - Calloway, joe Maraschini, so, Coach jim Herrin. Phil Burke, Roy Maddox, Chip iiffilqx We , RT .ei f n o g if ' + R . ' A W In , YV K LL I 4,..,,,.,,,,,L -egwgf. .Q ,U .. , B A - .Ae I c ,L - few. 3 if W 9 5 . ' -ai 3'-if . 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This year's club boasted hitters with . 400 batting averages, led by seniors Mark Bolin and Gil Ruiz and by junior Matt Taylor. Taylor led the club With 22 RBl's followed by Mark Bolin's 20. The pitching staff was anchord by lefty Bill Cashman Who had an 9-l record and an 0. 75 ERA. Strong performances were also turned in by Tom Dowd and jim Burke. The team league record was 13-4 and over-all stood at 17-7-l. Mark Bolin was named CAL player of the year. QPNWMM, Q1 R5 x P Q ' MN' ' 'Q,....,. :lk t ig- ,.-: -KEKC Vvgkv K ' .. f y l f- . .... .-32 . 1 Z a F ' ' t. ,,.,, .... .mm .. . ser. My .,,,, 2 5 -fa 42-V' afikszvlxg-fix ff -1-Ntzasf, ' w, X S ' NN 2 Q X ,, X, wa.. 5 ni in x K 'N , ff Q Y Mm' te QW If Ji T' as so V -5 Q N3 wr 1. 1 .fe he . we . , 2 ,- Q '3--' 1' 4' 21 1 N 4-an Skt I P A Q3 P . I W' X X . ,Q ,N ' -V . 2 . 322 . . A wit XR? is e s QT ul w X X X N Q iv H K ,SSM ge. P 'Sk A K xx. ff L . ...Q mf N ., Q we t T A rm aes X x Q Q it X x wh arg i 'W X ,gr . . x X K' wk ' ,2 + 'W M 1. est? W f Q. N X X N , S M. .S -J 5. an W M K3 QS l mar it ,, '31 ' Q, lk ww, L K x ' ,A , .D X A f 5 ,gr t Y Q ,.,, R ix ,Q ag s wks.. .. ff - 't,.,,,. -, l 0 L ,,.,.. N. Q.,M:.1f.1 .xr 'M' ,ke .N f yljf,,, ., an N.. , 4 .Q lr rf K - 1' , .-.b X --.. lv 5. 3 -. , ,-,.,, I ff'-.sf-, .. , t. 11.-X.-.vt Y X -f., 4.-f 1 ,,.. 0.1.1 .S .J . sw rf.: Y. af STANDING QLEFT TO RIGI-ITV Mark Bolin, Tom Dowd, Mike Landini, Matt Taylor, Bill Cashman, Ken Lynch, Dennis Spiller, Rob Killoran, Coach Lafferty. KNEELING QLEFT TO RIGI-ITQ: Kevin Flaherty, Gil Ruiz, Al Nunez, Cam Roberson, Curly Lynch, Matt Ferrari, Tim Herron, Coach Tamony. ., ,,.,L, y kxkyi r y in D Qafl T , V, , L T V Frosh Baseball C.A.L. Champs The Frosh baseball team finished with a record of 9-2-l. They did it with truly remarkable pitching and hitting. The baby Spartans had three hitters who batted over 400, Tonno Lazio, C4075 Dave Diquattro 14295 and the team leader Matt Castello 14941. Julius Esposito hit 375 for the freshemn and led the team with eleven RBI's. On the mound, the freshmen had pitchers like Chris Stangel Who, in 20 and 213 innings, struck out thirty-three batters. This is Why, De La Salle's frosh baseball team were the champions of 1977. -'awww-B,-M lame awww.. WW-M.. .....,,v., .,.-1,,,, W., W.. ..., mmm . ..,, ... m,,.c... .,.,f-.-.- ...mn .-Mem.. ,,,,,, 4 mm mn 'ws D!! n g in 7 , A , .7,s lccc lzfjfl .'.- tr iiM lr e'fii 'f .c.l 7 .t p Q 4, W rt'l fTf7Ti'ii1'V?f 1' s ' ' A ' EIT -- 11.4 A . - - . ,r 1 ' if - :Fix , 1 I V K A e ,ffagm 'g glg V.h, ,.,,. , y ,Qwi,m, if 2i?il'Qgifi12m. Vifff ' ' ws 1' 91,52 ,, 'im 7 Q1 l A ,azz 1' 'ffV'j'lf ' X V. N 'g ' W 1, nf, W'4a:Q2ie53Yr,, 4 --JJ . .. lp X ' .-'fm-f::..',1fwf . ,,,A-ggfrgv --z .' Q.-zf?M'gzgt Wi 222 -,g fgggfl . 13. 'im my --ff :+A . fr A 4 W , 4 ,,.,f!-,iefilwywz r i - ---.' I Wea, f,. . .,t, 1 ev-1g,,,g1H-V V STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTQ: Monty Reuling, Jim Malamo, Don Gonzalez, Keith Schuler, Pat Wolfe, Chris Stangel, jerry Carpenello, Steve Krieshok, Mike Walsh, Julius Esposito, Coach Abono, Dennis Camera, Tonno Lazio. KNEELING CIEFT TO RIGI-ITJ: Chuck Young, Doug DeFoe, Matt Costello, Kevin Heaney, Dave DiQuat1Io, Rich Alden. E+ Y 7 'llgifwww fzfieqfi f , A of g h Vibe WK. awww a 'ln-M WW' j ffm? w ,Q , f 'i nf fy 4: li V fl? -f fi K- ' .I ' - 'liy , M V A ' V I I A ' ' f-1 ip-Lfg1f:1sf.. Junior Varsity Basketball This year was a learning one for the DLS J'V's, with coach Kaliski leading the Way. The team started slowly, with a l-8 record, but the turning point of the season was their come-from-behind vic- tory over Liberty. Down by ten in the last quarter, they rallied to Win 54-50. They compiled a 7-7 record for the re- mainder of the campaign. Kaliski seemed to stress discipline in his coaching, and it showed by the steady improvement of the team over the season. The JV team members hope to be a welcomed addi- tion to next year's Varsity. fem' 1 was , of' f1 f ' 'ff g , 5 QE ,--V'-,WU .mmf- R C .R R, W, on C , ,, , 1 - A -,.-few: ,UW ' A f 1 f ,, . A . Jn, 4:11,gg,gg-,W- R K,-X ., , 5, V , 44.1,-3,f' f sawwf?4??i-Qi-Toi? R Y k 4 R M R R V'kLV V, A Vg no 5 fl , it in I ,XM , ,.1,:, ,. HM V I . f ,mi , Q .L-, -I in 4, rf kVr,1 K ,Tig Vx 1' . y V y 1 .Y LVVKL ynnno W ,KIA R , M ' Q . K ,-.,:. I Q 4 ' f ' R. lln ge M- ,A,,. . , M f R' ' Q C Z ' 1? 5 A 5 . i f , J vw ' 5 Z IQVA W -' Q' ue. ' ,q M. M -, ,, A 'R . gf , y no 1 X - l , n n y K' 'iii 'LQf p fi -. V- . - 2 ,. X, ,- Y RT R SW 4 1 - MU r ARI A C X 1, C 2 2 R f L ol ,M C R 4 v? kiz, H C ,L., . Y ,, Vyj A ,.,,, , VJ , .,L, of, rxvxyriv. i K N ri WV.V . ,E fi Kiyx ff ,. f - W ' rf! 5 , l . AQ 3 T' 'A ,Q-n izii ,, f ., ylx I ..,, 1 - . 5 W xx , ., . , hvq, I . ,:,. I, ,Z I 1 1 V- V kzvy V f r Q FA , , ii A pf .,, ' A ima . , 'R n R, '71 R A R 5 LL A V kk 7t lv ,,,,' 'I ll if N: ..: ..., ,.k,f, , . I ,,,. .,,,,,,.,,,, , YW,,,, .,,.Q,, . Standing fLeft to Righty: Coach Kaliski, john Reyna, John Connolly, joe Pehanick, Chuck Taylor, john Prochaska, Mark O'Leary. Kneeling fleft to Righty: Chip Eggers, Tom Callaway, Rob Gibbons, Bob Knowles Qmanagerl, Mike Russel, Abel Ortega and john Martinez. ,un Aff 1 C f 'figs 4 i -Q HF 7 ,jj sf ,111 C gg Varsity Basketball The 1977 Spartan Varsity Basketball team started off the season in high fashion by de- feating the highly ranked Campolindo Cougers. They nearly defeated CAL Champion St. joseph's Pilots, but fell a few points short in the final seconds. Overall, the team finished with a 8-18 record. Approaching the beginning of league With a 7-7 pre-season record, the Spartans faced five of the east bay's finest teams, many of which being ranked in the top twenty of several east bay polls. Despite a l-ll league record, the team enjoyed a productive season. STANDING QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Matt Ferrari, Rob Killeran, Greg Keenan, john Deignan, Torn Baldacci Dana Snapp, jerry Pierson, B111 Cashman, George Nessman, Bruce Wagner, Dennis Spiller, Gil Ruiz. KNEELING: Coach Willumson . oeeo eeen Fresh Basketball The Freshmen basketball team finished a successful season, 6-2 in pre-season, including victories over Clayton Valley, Ygnacio Valley, and Antioch of the DVAL. In league competition, the baby Spartans were 3-9, but only in three games were they beaten by more than six points. Only league champion, St. joe's held a commanding lead at the buzzer. The Spartans beat O'Dowd, St. Mary's, and Moreau. Chris Stengel, Steve Kreishok and Dave DiQuattro were named All-League at , ,n,.,-........,.,.. 4 ', Standing fLeft to Rightjg jim Mallamo, jay Bishop, Steve Kreishok, Coach Klenow, joe Esposito Qmanagerj, Chris Stangel, Dennis Camera, Dan Shepherd, Dan Gonzales. Kneeling fLeft to Rightj Dave DiQ112U?I'0, KeViY1 H93-HEY, Matt Costello, john Hussey, Monty Reuling, Julius Esposito. , lill so -.hh :Q . ...- nal' an - lv ' ' if De La Salle s Athlete of the Year Paul Burke Faster than a speeding panther, More determined than a Wild dragon, Able to side step a fish Without any effort, Look! Look! At the finish, lt's a train, It's a car, No, it's Super Burke! Paul Burke has obviously been the super star of the DLS Track and Cross Country teams. This fall in Cross Country he was undefeated in C.A. L. dual meets as Well as being selected to both the All East Bay Team and the All Northern California Team. During this spring he proved him- self again as a superlative track athlete. He placed second in the ZA Division Finals which sent him to the North Coast Finals where he placed a solid fourth. From there he traveled south to U.C. L.A. for the state meets where he ran his fastest race, a solid 4:16:07 in the mile, but failed to make the finals by one place in his heat, and had to settle for a fantastic twelfth place. Paul Burke, as his hurculean accomplishments verify is obviously the Athlete of the Year. Junior arsity Soccer Although there is not a C.A.L. junior varsity soccer division, De La Salle's LV. Spartan's would have undoubtedly captured the title if it existed. Consistant halfback play from Vic Alemania and excellent coaching from Mr. Stocking led the team to a 6-3-l overall record. Fine seasonal performances from Dan Rosenburg, Dave Rettew and Phil Figone also aided in the overall effort. Despite disappointinglosses to Dublin and Livermore, the J. V. Spartans enjoyed a fine season by defeating Berkley, Granada and john Muir. The varsity is already planning on successfully defending it's C.A. L. title with the use of these players next year. The addition of Vic Alemania, Dan Rosenburg and Phil Figone to an already strong varsity crew of Matt Kelly, Curly Lynch, Brian Serafino, Grant C-olnick and Claudio Rosig will strengthen the schools hopes for a repeat of their title surge. Look for De La Salle's Spartans to capture both soccer titles next year! FK W :aim ' Soccer coaches make better lovers. STANDING QLEFT TO RIGI-ITQ: Dave Brocim-ay, vie Aiemania, Bob 'Mlsf Stocking Haig, coach stocking. KNEELING QLEFT TO RIGHT7: Dan Rosenberg, W egedlw Carlos Garcia, Mark Giovenetti, Jim Coughlan. NOT PICTURED: Jim jarett, Phil Figone, jim Teisheria, Carlos Cenichine, Dave Rittew, Bill Carlen. 105 g. -y ,'3- fa -,.' . ig Q 'ft ? 4 , ef? , W.. ,ilsiliwiig 51111ell-4263:-.ivriyiizgai , Var it Soccer C L Champ This year the Varsity Soccer Team dribbled, passed, faked and dazzled their Way to a C. A. L. Championship. Under the coaching of Br. Keith they compiled a Record of 6-1-1, outscoring their opponents 32-7. Facing a tough pre-season they Were able to mold into one of the best teams in C.A. L. history, producing six all- league playersg Steve Green, Kurt Lindorfer, Matt Kelly, Don and Ron Perez and joe Garaventa. SE jig W., ' , -ww . 1 av in fi t K ' 'vi . c ti ips at fa' il ,, , e 3, 1114, , mme 2? f X. -I bf Effie: 324.25 , , ,, ' ,, 1' I .Epi Q 2159! to i A fe- ,: vf...u 21ff' H1 1,f .a m 2.1-.VA .fa 2'2'fw, :ffi'f , - -- , , , - V., ,:, ,,., ,, , - , ,, :2e75'ijQ,f,'Q . jfifzii' , 'Q -'swf ffm 111, gaf..,.i , zzwggrzanlffzesg-:iii5H5Ef..m,g,yw... ,w s,,,ga M iff, , , mf .ewfgav me MY. , 1 vw we wge- ? xi W i K I . '- f'3f 'l if :f , ii? . 1- f V ' 5 HW Y ' . 1.5 ' 'ff Q..-ami 4' , ,A mee, area -1411 in-ff , 'f , .- . - ff-W .. f ' 2 lg tiic ,, 1,,tfLal' A - , , f ' .bp .' 'V' 'HE3 U .ZIWiYM4m.,.,. -V-1,e:.gq,.,5d,...,,,' . - , . ,, . , , ,. ,,f1 ,, '1gmf it ' af- fe 1 il . 0-.SW F- vie. K Standing QLeft to Righty, Vic Alemania, Phil Alemania, Scott Wentling, Grant Gollnick, Matt Kellybk, Claudio Rosig, Sean Mitchell, Curt Lindorferbk, Phil Figone, Fred Stillman, Mike Ponce. Kneeling QLeft to Righty, Br. Keith, Curly Lynch, Ron Perezblf, Randy Smith, Joe Garavantablf, joe Fennon, Don Perezblf, Steve Greenbff, Brian Serafino. Not Pictured: Dan Simpson and Barry Serafino. ,His All League. 4 N, A, W 9' f Lili, ,,2,5+2?' ff-,, if 351341 ' ,,f,,, , g g-:sf M' ggi. .1 , , f i L . aa , , S. ,lf W, H' W ff ,VA , V Aww . In K . ,.,, , 5 Q ,If, ,,, f ' S 1 , l,,,, l,,, 2, ,,,,,,, , in -f ' xfffw ,., fl, f'fw 4 1-f,,:, I -Jigif 1. 1 ,gg f' ,H ' ,Q5fl' , . ,, . N A-Q-W :Mi 11 - ' ,. 'Y ' S, c ,, ,, l,,,, , , Z V ,V m ,K ,-fffkwwf, ,fwgf-ge ,.,e,,,4.f ,' - , l ,hifi S4 , flh. Q ,,,.. V M - ' ff' Y x , bf 1 fe ff:f,,5.' fsfqigfiqf -xg, ..,, ,gg ff-uiifgfsgg. :fi Qtyl ,,,l, mf ' Na HHQM. 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These con- tributions as well as a unified team effort made for a potentially great team. This type of involvement is sure to bring back to DLS the C.A.L. Championship in the near future. . , ... .L .- STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTJ: Don Pelletien, Mike Buich, Mark Wheelock, Steve Schneider, Mike Audley, Mike Cabrera, Ray Gallegher, Frank Yiro, Tom McLeod, Rudy Eugenio, Kevin McCarthy, Bernard Cummins, Paul Ambrose, Lance Baxsnick, John Bartlett, Kevin Rezak, Kevin Shropshire, Dan Wanket, jim Jarrett, Steve Burns, and John Morrison. IQNUEELING KLEFT TO RIGI-ITj: Ted Nagy, Dave Favello, Brian Serafino, Fred Skillman, joe Esposito, Mike Woolsey, Ed Robinson, Dave Blank, Tim Pauline, Jack Henderson, and Robert McLen. Varsity Track The unfortunate reality of competition shook the reigning C.A. L. Champions from their self-imposed pedestal. Al- though a few of the individuals sparkled on their own, the team as a Whole never reached it's ultimate potential. Senior Paul Burke, junior Dan Devlin, Sopho- mores Brian and Bruce MacMahon, Dennis Burns and shot putter Mike Clark were all outstanding in their performances and hopefully will return to their competitive form next year. The shock of defeat Will, hopefully, stir the adrenalin of the entire team next year and again capture the C. A. L. Championship. . L STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mario Novo, Dana Snapp, Mark Beil, Mark Barsnick, Dan Rosenberg, Al Hart, Dennis Burns, John Connelly, joe Lawton, Jim Teicherra, Rich Berry, Jim Barklow, Pat Shurr, Jack Shurr, Mike Clark, Dave Beil. KNEELING QIEFT TO RIGHTQ: John Mullen, Eric Sargeson, Bill Foumet, Tom McKnight, Jim Jarrett, Dave Lentz, Gus Stinstrom. zzz! , - Varsity Cross Countr The 1976 Cross Country team raced to 2 CAL Cham- pionships in the j.V. and Novice divisions, and a third place finish in the varsity division, losing 2 meets by one point each. Our Frosh-Soph team was division I champion and 2nd in the North Coast Section Meetg at Which senior Paul Burke finished l2th in his division. The overall rec- ord of the team in the past ll years is 216-76-2. 'ifff 5 We w rp, 3 2255 , nm: ,'-,, H K fy: M MW 3 if L L , 2- Hit' ' ee fu f5'r1efu!?3F1gs ,. ,fax 35 - ' 1 'FX , ag: 5 1., I H C ' -Wgajf -f --- V Y, ' . ,L t L ' -I. 4!'?gQf!l:'6r?1 M if ff ,,,, iff.. I ' ffi'5fff5 ' W' ' - N 'Y'-fm ! - W H 253' uf' 1 5 ,V fig? f , I, 5, ,W wg r V fl' H,-1-134-Y u ffff-,fe x I 9 J gf ff,:?ggi if '92 W , g 3 f ,Mff Q 1 ,if ff AQ M WM fade 4 a f f 7? V7 '49 7 fi, fe f 9 :FH wg ,, 1 f Q 'Q f W, ,. ww Qu, 2 J W' 1 m-L52 W, - A, 9 ,. I Q, ,f,fJf.',,, , fr Q' ' jr' 1 -1?-iq f A hifi: -hw? 'Qfma ' 4: -' ,,,l ,, ,,, . wqM,,w,,wfaf.,5fA ' - -Novice Cross Countr League Champs The 1977 Spartan Cross Country JV-Novice team, under the guidance of coach Ron Staszkow, became league champions Among the many outstand- ing performers were the consistently excellent MacMahon brothers and Francis Blankenburgg who also ran on the varsity squad. ' partan Swimming This year's Spartan Swim team, led by Coach Dennis Gerard, captured second place in the C.A. L. behind a powerful O'Dowd squad. The Spartan's season record was 6-4 overall. juniors Mark DeMarco Qcapt. D, Paul Gerard, Sophomores Frank Driscoll, Mark Abbott, Pete MacNamera and Freshman Greg Lafayette donated much time to the program and led the team through it's successful season. Hopes are high for the next season as the aforementioned swimmers will all return. 'hn- BACK ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Dan MacNamera, Pete MacNamera, Tim Maloney, Mark De bettencourt, Paul Gerard, Ted Carr. FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGI-ITJ: Mark DeMai-co, Frank Driscoll, Tom MacNamera, Matt Connelly, Matt Henry, Greg Lafayette, Coach Dennis Gerard. NOT PICTURED: Alex Olsen, Tony Olsen, Mike De bettencourt and Mark Abbott. 12.-Skill-1:1 Tennis 1977 The 1977 Spartan Tennis team this year led by coach Henning, had one of it's best seasons in the history of De La Salle. The top six players are lower division students, so in the next few years we should have a very powerful team. Through lots of practice and determination they became one of the most feared teams in the leagueg with great performances turned in by john McKenna, Scott Buttimer, Charlie Wraith, Pete Anderson and Todd Hirsh. 7 f rise, 4- A A i ' E35 . . 4215- K Y p 2 fmweai ri - , f TWH? 1 .1i?fS? M Jawa i..c 5 nn., 'M-4 4 p S n , , Q K K, , , we y 4 4 Q ' A 4. A .2 ' A 4 WN Standing QLeft to Righty, Sean O'Su11ivan, Gerry Adams, Pete Anderson, Steve Mandley, Dan Simpson, Scott Buttimer, Matt Wraith, Charlie Wraith, Pete Bisio, Pat McKenna. Kneeling QLeft to Righty: Steve Weston, Mark Bain, Dave Zocchi, Mike Chiavini, Todd I-Iirsh, John McKenna. fi 3.235211 '11 ' U. f ':LN:.'RL.7l6'i1'fMf1f KN ng Golf This year's Golf team, led by coach Hall, provided the school with a respectible finish in the league standings. Although the team played third in the CAL, junior Vince Renaud and Senior Barry Serafino performed among the best in the league and provided the team with a 6-4 overall record. Renaud and Serafino waged an intra -team battle virtually at every outing to determine which Was actually The Best . Despite Serafino's league record low of 32, Renaud seemed to gain the overall team advantage. The team's upper-classmen were complemented by superlative under-classmen ability. Sophomores Vesty Enea and Tom Fitzpatrick provided the team with a fantastic amount of success as Well as potential for next year. All in all, the '78 team looks good, with elements from the very successful team this year. The school's undefeated reputation at home , Diablo Creek golf course, should be continued in '78 by returning team members Vince Renaud, john Heckenlively, joe Wilson and Tom Fitzpatrick, as Well as Vesty Enea and next year's recruits. These golfers are already looking forward to a Winning season next year, and hope to capture the CAL title from Moreau. Vince Renaud and john Heckenlively will most definitely lead the team next year. Both these talented golfers tied for third in the league meet in May. 'Em ' craft' .4613 A ,i Q. X, ,,,., . STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTJ: Vesty Enea, Joe Garaventa, john Fiizpatrick, John Heckenlively, Brian Smiley. KNEEIING QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Barry Serafino, Vince Renaud. QNOT PICTURED5 joe Wilson, Tom Fitzpatrick, Brian Campbellj .,.. . . Qi- 'l , ' -lv' -ul 4-1,.-....l Q Q 1 ti i l Q .. 1, 11 il 1-il 1-1 1-13 4 1-1, l li ORGA IZ Tll IIHHH IIIIIIIIIIIII - - i- Campus Ministr if t The campus ministry was very active this year in the liturgical life of the school. Members included ABOVE QIEFT TO RIGHTJ: Matt Van Hoomissen, Mr. Rog Lucido, Mr. Al I-Iutric, Br. Jerome Gallegos, Mike Daly and Matt Ferarri. NOT PICTURED: Br. Lawrence Allen, Br. Robb Wallace, Br. Keith Chapman, Kurt Lindorfer, jim Mayer. The Science Fiction S ' F ' ' G ' Readers!Writers Guild was possibly the least successful organization on campus this year. The club Was intended to be an outlet for those Who find up joy in fantasy and sci-fi literature through pub- lication of a club news- letter Cwhich was to be called CERBERUSJ, con- ventions and fantasy gam- ing. The club was formed in late April, and was i.n- tended to attract a select 9 group of the student pop- , ulation--too select, per- Q irs, haps. e ., Despite these excel- lent goals and reasonably 'M as good advertising, the club Ai im 5 was it -tfr 4 4' generated little interest and nothing was actually Science Fiction Guild members include ABOVE QIEFT TO RIGHTJ: James Donato acc 1'S1-1 d. N el-the- Mr. Glenn Willumson, moderator, and Tom Holloway. NOT PICTURED: Steve , 1 Omlilql e b ev Sechelski, Craig Cooper and Steve Lambert. ess' t e mem ers are optomistic for the future, and it is quite possible that 1978 could be the year for the Science Fiction Guild. 122 Br. Keith's Pep Band Football and basketball games, pep rallies, and concerts at elementary schools and at Carondelet: through it all they've gained a sense of identity and pride. This year is only a beginning, for there is much more music in this group than anyone has yet heard. Don't miss them next yearl N, 3 -ff g . p rey ' , Emi--ML' i. g -ge if- K in g A I , VL' fa, NA W 5451- X .TWP 'sl , M ,,,. 1 51 flag' . -' digg, J: 'f f b Q trse W ' ..' v 2 ' K K M o .... I il: 'f A K I V' ' K, kkw' I Mm?-9 'I . . .K 3' P Eff? ' R X ,si , . -- N .K K M I V W5,i,x,.l ' ,I , 'r .. N' Af fe 9 ef ..Q...::,--5 Q 1 V ...X Qtyg W X V E. M Q 1. 'f,. i f'. ' - . wvlv AL ' :Q 1 r 1 A ra L K - fi 1,2 V K fj 1 ' W ' - Q, 1 s a I I 'i , V-, 44? 'fi 7, : Q I S it iff it Eifl ,. d 3 it is f i' . it nglyjm-A ', 1 , ,4-V J -L 5 K ' ' PQ fm- Q- 5' 5 hff ' K J ' 1 . .- , I ,V Ntgtl R G V! Ilya 132,18 Q, A J- ' 27 ' , A ,.f' 'fr 39' ,WP , gm: i r . ot, .. 1. x, ,f W Compan Certainly the largest, and perhaps the most successful club on campus this year was COMPANY. COMPANY produced the fall drama Our Town , the Musical Two Gentlemen of Verona , and the Spring comedy Harvey in addition to sponsoring a club picnic and a dance at the end of the year. The dramatic and musical productions Were among the finest in the school's history, and the picnic and dance were Well attended and enjoyed. Indeed, it seems that everything COMPANY, under the expert guidance of moderators Nick Casci and Patti Stauch, touched this year turned to gold. .U ,sg ii- f ,,,, ,JNL-if , 1 ' Q ff Y jul? 1 ' U Company members, some of Whom are PICTURED, are: Bob Kulaweic, Pablo Lara, Amy Hom, Cindy Lee, Maure Dugan, Sheila McClosky, Scott Massonni, Joe O'Brien, Mark Tarshis, Sue Baggett, Katy Fitsimmons, Dave Otero, Celeste Fitsimmons, Kevin Fulton, Dina Campana, Dan Higgins, Terry Wirth, Tim Sullivan, Katy Byrne, Mary O'Brien, Tami Ortega, Tory Tasat, Matt Van I-loomison, David Trumm, Anna Marie Concepcion, Kevin Barrett, Diane De1Bacarro, Kass Hildebrand, Stephanie Poggi, Jeff McKinnon, Greg Breslen, Mark Damiani, Denis Favello, Ed Borg, Julie Finch, Dianne Gross, Sue Mowris, Bill Sutton, Trisha Schultz, Valerie Silva, Patty Clark, Carol Sandmann, Cindy Sprigg, Mary Van Hoomison, Mark Donahue, Phil Donahue, May Arnold, Tami Bishop, Mike Digirolamo, Stephanie Shurr, Sandi Gamble, Liz Roselli, Dierdre Francis, Leah Pels, Dodie Shoemaker, Margret Small, Bill Thorpe, Mike Holcombe, Jim Dugan, Stephanie Gregory, Bob Chenik, julie Moskowitz, Fran Prochaska, jane Finn, Lori Orellana, Ellen Sherrin, Greg Wanket, jim Malan, jean Loscavio, Stephanie Shurr, john Croker, Teresa Barbuer, Neal Beyer, Reed Baker, john Dryden, Ian Seigfreid, Sheila Viramontes, Tom McNamera, John Enea, jim Mayer, Nancy O'Brien, Sue Roesgen, Dolly Jones, Sarah Henry, joelene Miller, Bob Moss, Lori Patterson, Tami Bedard, Katy Sheahan, Aggie Wintch, Melissa Cardinet, Debbie Martin. 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W .,,.., , , ,,'i1f,, alzmzrwfpw f STANDING KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Sean Connally, Farshad Arfaa, Mike McLean, Brad Chang, Honor Societ Reed Baker, Mark Erickson, Gar Quock, Phil Burke, Brian Smiley, Matt Wraith, Bob Warner, Eric Sargeson, Paul Russell, Tom McLeod, David Bain, Robert Moss, John Prochaska, Brian Serafino Bruce Wagner, Bill Frainier, Tommy Yee, Don Larson, Jim Donato, Mark Watson, Mike Martell, Matt McKenna, Rick Steeb, Gene Steeb, john Martell, Kevin Martin, Farshad Arafat, Vince Renaud, Brian Maclvlahon, Rudy Eugenio, Paul Ricco, Jim Giblin, Frank Martell, john De Matteo, Sean O'Su11ivan, Kevin Rezak, Csaba Radnoty, Bradley Chang, jamie Haley, Brian Dwyer, Mike Dmrant, Tim Evans. lvir. Photo Club 'Q 'ifqjfu W., . x 2 .L gn 'X I m y K I1 ,. . f , I X. ., .. , xr ' - A A M e g, A .LQ 4.1 ,.,,. . .,.., I J'4S5f,i Y , Ewfef iie rig? , - ff ff. -V Suf,..,.:,.,1.,,. aw M 5 F ' X 1' .. -Q - ' L Wb X or 7 .f 1 1 ' ' ' f ,,., M 5 'X I' D , Q - Q ..,. X ' Q3 K C L x V Xa or K 15, ' . x x, 5,1S :3' A V:-1. 5215 ,gl jf t '1:.92fgkf 5-,fi-f'1l1Z..:I: K' ' Li?fZ's' 5: .-V-,V 1 F Q , 1 .. VMI? .1 ',X:if2.:W5 7fTL'-Tig 'imiii . eg-Q: Vgfggigfgggg- .1 ,Q WEHwg K 22 4 ., M fr y N355 'I H iff' f g I gf, -fx. 4 Q if ,SS W 'ei-sf: ,.,, ,P , .,. - .QS 1:63 Y . e'3211iE.sf sf 'lop'-nazfii'-511W ,grfel wgm C V M . . i . C .C ' , K . , - X ' . , M, -yymyh STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTQ: john Martell, Sean O'Su11ivan, Brian McLean, Steve Weston, Tony Boex, Dan Roake, Brian I-Iockel, Mr. Hutvic. KNEELING KLEFT TO RIGI-ITj: Carlos Martinez, jim Dugan and Mike Bruno. ideo Magazine STANDING QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Ms. Looper, jeff Songster, Craig Cooper, A1 Amador. The Student Union Formed in late April, the De La Salle STUDENT UNION was intended to be an in- termediate school newspaper designed to lay the foundation for the next year's jour- nalism class. The 9-man staff, led by Editor Mike Bruno produced one very high quality issue in the last Week of school which was sold in homerooms and at Caron delet for Sgt. The paper sold Well, and was heartily received, even generating some controversy. A somehwat late, but extremely suc- cessful venture, the Student Union has pro- vided a strong foundation for high-quality student publications in 1978. we 1 , THE LA SALLE SlW E llF l'llll W i- ' 1 -X , fx. vol. so. Le La .ulllle rllgex ocnool, Concord Jun Fl a School News Awards Nite ,77 Thin yer, yew, frudmte of De La Salle who have deceived excellence in their clflgsee were reoofgnlzod in e fomal ceremony :iz wni were presenied medals and certificates in sri., draim, technical drawirzc, rusic, business, eng lish, mathematics, foreign language, ,hyelcal eateleien, Science, 'wociol Sturlle-3, and U3 History. Winning the hlehest aozidemic award presented, the Overall General Exoell Quaid, Pfivon l. he 3'l7ud0Yl'kS with LSC iiliheit C11'f,1ileL FTA in their classes. were freshmen J 1 A ' Vlcone ani Alan Nezccever, Sophonorez l Loizcnvlo and Richard Steeb, and sem Conley. In addition, thin was the first year ln which has presented the Enither' at LGS zxwald, :given to the Stuilrvnt who he.. lchelvei excellence in both .rcadenics 'L fine arte. in honor of our departing: :wr cimelg glvcn this year to senior Kevin ?3a.1TPtt. Thin. year will be prcsoti Led eaoh yiar in honor Of Er. Robert. who :is principal built up ml supported tne fl arts and drama departments of this soho Fresldlng over the event was Mr. Geor Sabdlzhai vice principal in ch.a.rs'e of Studies. Closing remarks were mane hy outgoing principal sr. Hobart, who botl' praised the school for its outstanding all ac enle program, and expressed his pleasure at having' had the o urtunlty to have bee PP prlnclpal these past years. ln total, over three hundred mania pre aexited . Last Chance Dance, The Company-Szlcmorl-A met Chemie i 1 t l . S I l 'rho overall ' mimi enough y r mn, -v f ture aramalc ...tn :xi s for the A V ., espoci -ly anoztc: 3 were, will actively Puente ticket wezj: elmaco they got. The failure was ln Spark ,and 'liri- 1.er , 2 'riot-md' lard, who, :although they new :Q get fr-C crowd on fire, :mrs all wot. The g'roup'f: falling we :xox in we Q lity ol' t?n l.t' nunlc, but in their L H, :which was esserillaly that of' The GYi!LGfLll Feed , wlbh fl latlfz iercdreion gectlm mmfmlecfm of' fanema . The male mf- gmc, but if wif not danceame, hemp Gran zlbrmrml-my-tim, f-mem-m-mic Style. Tac: songs were wmfemllizir, and mozi ef :nw 'zero too Cmnt pantl lonzi to :lance to eriywlliv and primarily they S36---md to Sound rvmarkiibly alike. Therljor' redvfiiii facior ir. inf Eand'e performance was the assist, envy neclnvefl fren Tie La Salle L dents John Eneft, x mi ed the t.,. o , and Ei F'1:111f'l , 1,10 'll tl llghl, for 'the show- Desnite the tumatiufactory nature of the fmdw warn. the dance was mverwelesla .i Sncceg, warmly recieved by -lzmcfs all .mc attended, and has- ten will ff-Com li fwemaiy. A point of inlerezlt the hlrlnf! of Lhe nzrouy, was than originally tiers were to be two hands, the First to play for only one hour, to warm up the crowd. Wien this first rxroep c:ouldn't fulfill their arreenent, Spark and Cinder waz offered an additional i'0O to play the additional mer, bringing their iotal fee io :he eutref-anne :gum or 3500, much more mm any other had l ,-Q el,ll1 'eff K .1-we A Y ABOVE: Staff members FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are: Jim Donato, Steve Weston, Mr. O'Leary, Moderator Editor Mike Bruno, Dave Anderssen, Walter Falconer. NOT PICTURED: Farshad Arfaa, Bob Kulaweic, Jim Mayer and Eric Sargeson. Tsar's Fan Club The Tsar's Fan Club, a somewhat esoteric organization formed early in the year, Was relatively invisible until the end of the year. Sign-ups were taken in September, and mem- bers received titles, court names, an auto- graphed picture of the Tsar, and a lifetime Subscription to the fan club newsletter, Autumn Leaves on Vallambrosia . Basically a culture club, the group spon- sored a caviar feed in the last Week of school, black russian caviar provided by His Imperial Majesty the Tsar, Chris Kyte. 4 LEFT: Club President Grand Duke Charles BEIDW: His Majesty freely distributes caviar to the masses. 1 STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTQ: Grand Duke Willumson, Grand Duke Andriotti, Grand Duke Robb, Prince O'Leary, Count Barklow, His Majesty Tsar Chris, Club Vice President Grand Duke Matt, COUIT Minister Grand Duke Michael, Duke Stephen, Duke Raul Prince Steve, Count Paul, Count Mike. NOT PICTURED: The Tsarina, the Tsarettes fCarondelet Membersj and over I7 others. Rall Club This year's Rally Club pro- duced all of the assemblies with outstanding spirit. The spirit which they bestowed on the stu- dent body seemed to bring enthusiasm and a great deal of awareness to all sports and theatrical activities. Baseball, football, track, soccer, and other groups should be grateful to this highly spirited organiza- tion for their excellent work in these activities. ,,., asf: '.f' f H- if? 5 .5 1555 K Vilyr .,,, f V , -. I :n w z i, ,,.q1:,, .fi ff 4404? xi 3 is 1 A ,L Xxx , M is ,B UE 2 3 4- ' 'ws 3, Lyf. ffz - . 2 fgzw, t,,t, gl. n 7? T to O T ' ,,5-'jig' at Refi.-.L , BACK ROW L. TO R. Dean Cogliati, Terry Calloway, Tim Bredbenner, Denise Durant. FRONT ROW L. TO R. Ginger O'Ma11ey, Mark Donahue, Patti Stauch, Cindy Wheelock, Kurt Lindorfer, Lisa Di Piero, Kevin Fulton, Julie Bland, Jeanine DiQuattro, Mary O'Brian. Strato- - atic The Strat-O-Matic Baseball Club has completed its fourth year, With over thirty active members. With their major energies focused on the re-enactment of the 1976 Major League Baseball season, complete with All-Star game, Play-offs, and World Series, the club still had time to promote such special events as an highly- successful school dance in October, an all-night Strat-O-Matic Marathon in March, and the third Annual De La Salle Night at the Ball Park in May. The club's inception was part of the increased popularity of the Strat-O-Matic Game Company's baseball set, and has provided many students with hours of excitement and comraderie in room 204. 251 2? ', ' 45, 495 ' Ji S, 2 W Www , b if, S .,f' h j Q, L A b at .. ,ff f X xh h f +5 ? ' 3. Q 2, .,..r1 1 , Q ,v K .Q 2 'mi Q i9 zz f ' W A ' x .A , pu if: i A . f: W '91 . ' fd. .W in 2 131 ? I ,,,4:i'? ' Q 'ig' ,,..-v- ' if ,, . 4-1' 1 '- ,f f,1 1 --at I . . -.,,,, .....-..... . . 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' K ' V' 'n- . ' , nn. ..... 4 4 -1 -11:11 19' ..iu Q -1 ill' 41 tv? Q J .4 1 E ...E C-1l l ' INWMN as X M 41- v--1 k l ' C -J -- ' - - ' ai ' .4.1 .ln-1 ur Town Our Town , a classic modern play in three acts by Thornton Wilder, combines a profoundly moving plot with hard-hitting philosophy which speaks of people, of life, and of love. The Cast and crew of Our Town performed splendidly, and Our ToWn , a tremen- dous success, will not be soon forgotten. COMPANY OF DE LA SALLE AND CARONDELET I-HGH SCHOOLS PRESENTS: OUR TOWN by THORNTON WILDER NovEMBER 4,5 s 6, 1976 PRODUC TION STAFF Direction: Nick Casci, Patti Stauch Stage Manager: Denis Favello Production Artist: Dodie Shoemaker Technical Advisor: Br. Celestine C ormier , FSC CAST Stage Manager - Doc Gibbs . . . joe Crowell . . Howie Newsome . Mrs. Gibbs . . . Mrs. Webb . . . George Gibbs . . Rebecca Gibbs . Wally Webb . . Emily Webb . . Prof. Willard . . . Mr. Webb .... Woman in Balcony Man in the Auditorium. Lady in the Box - . Simon Stimson . Mrs. Soames . . . Constable Warren . Si Crowell .... lst Baseball Player 2nd Baseball Player Sam Craig . . . . Joe Stoddard . . . Dead Man .... Dead Women. . . jeff McKinnon Scott Massoni Greg Wanket Mark Tarshis Fran Prochaska Maura Dugen Kevin Barrett Stephanie Poggi jim Malan lean Loscavio Marshall Sprigg Bob Kulawiec Stephanie Shurr Iohn Croker Teresa Barbuer Greg Breslen Iulie Moskowitz Ed Borg Mark Donahue George Theresa Neal Beyer Reed Baker Dan Higgins john Dryden Liz Rosselli, Sue Mowris, jan Siegfried, Sue Baggett, Dina Camana Women of the Choir . . Tami Bishop, Sheila McClosky, Carol Sandmann, Mary Van I-Ioomissen, Sheila Vira mo ntes Asst. Stage Managers . Dave Otero, Tom McNamara COMPANY Presents: Wo Gentlemen of Verona Based on the play by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Adapted by JOHN GUARE and MEL SHAPIRO Music by GALT MAC DERMOT Lyrics by JOHN GUARE Presented by Arrangement With: TAMS-WITMARK MUSIC LIBRARY, INC. March 4, 5, 6, ll and 12, 1977 PRODUC TION STAFF Director and Choreographer ..... Patti Stauch Producers ......... Set Designer ....... Costume Designer . Vocal Director . . . Orchestra Director . . . Publicity Coordinator. . . . . . Suzanne Bidou, Br. Robb Walace, FSC . . . Br. Celestine Cormier, FSC . . Br. Donald Johanson, FSC . . Antoinette Catrow . . Jim Durfinger . . Nick Casci Production Artist ..... . . Dennis Favello Student Director ...... . . Stephanie Poggi Assistant Student Director . . . . Bill Thorpe Stage Manager ...... . . Jim Mayer CAST Thurio, betrothed to Sylvia ........... . . Joe O'Brien Speed, servant and friend to Valentine ........ Jim Malan Valentine, gentleman of Verona, lover of Silvia . . . Marshall Sprigg Proteus, gentleman of Verona, lover of Julia ..... Bill Sutton Julia, lover of Proteus. . . . .......... . . Nancy O'Brin Lucetta, servant and friend to Julia . . . . . . . Sue Roesgen Launce, servant and friend to Proteus . . . . Dan Higgins Antonio, father of proteus. . . . . . . . . Ed Borg Duke of Milan, father of Silvia ............ Jeff McKinnon Silvia, Daughter of the Duke, Sought by Thurio, Eglamour, Proteus and Valentine . Carol Sandmann Eglamour, lover of Sylvia, sent to war ........ Scott Massoni Inkeeper . Milkmaid Crab, Launce's Dog . . CHORUS ...............JimSmith . . . . . . . . . DollyJones . . Newt and Rowdy Sue Baggett, Teresa Barbour, Tami Bishop, Greg Breslen, Mark Damieani, Mark Donahue, John Dryden, Katie Fitzsimmons, Sarah Henry, Kass Hildebrand, Dolly Jones, Bob Kulawiec, Pablo Lara, Sheila McCloskey, Joelene Miller, Julie Moskowitz, Bob Moss, Dave Otero, Lori Patterson, Fran Prochaska, Liz Rosselli, Peter Ruszel, Katy Sheahan, Jim Smith, Cindy Sprigg, Mark Tarshis, Tim Sullivan, Aggie Wintch, Terry Wirth. DANCERS Tami Bedard, Julie Bland, Greg Breslen, Katie Byrne, Dina Campana, Melissa Cardinet, Mark Donahue, John Dryden, Cindy Lee, Debbie Martin, Sue Mowris, Mary O'Brien, Tami Ortega, Peter Ruszel, Stephanie Shurr, Jim Smith, Tory Tasat, Mary Van I-loomissen, Terry Wirth. ORCHESTRA Violins . Viola . . Cello . . Drums. . Bass . . Guitar. . Reed . . Trumpet Trombone Piano . . Kathy Bennett, Jennifer Jones, Leslie Schild Janet Duffy Janice Duffy Dave Meade, Lee Valuis Steve Milano Dave Byrne, John Enea Steve Duiz, Brad McKee, Jeff Durfinger John Johansen Troy Ostwald, Stan Brunneu Matt Van l-loomissen, David Trumm JOHQJ. 6 s ,ar , Ay X 'S K .Y jk, . f K is 1 .Mfg y ge ' x J' 3 LE.. The COMPANY production of TWo Gentlemen this year was an unbelievable success. This well-rehearsed produc- tion combined meticulously or- chestrated professional-quali- ty music, dazzling production numbers, a lively plot and a highly talented cast to produce an overall effect of joyful hysteria within the audience, an effect which makes TWo Gentlemen of Verona a pro- duction Which will not soon be forgotten. 137 Love, Was That You? ,ff 5 Sw , L N xi fxw, 454 1 TT 31,5 ,ff 5 ,.q,N5. f 'Y'fil6'qf.'5'-if Eff ,KW ,-', 1 ,Q Lf 5,11 1 -Hblf .,,,.,, ,..,, .. ,A ,, , ex- ff 4 ' p 4-, Q -,, ,L , f- ,.f,,. .,,,,W,W, ,nf l wf',ff M' ff? ,frm . ff 5 - , .vu .,f Harvey Company of De La Salle and Carondelet High Schools presents: HARVEY May 12, 13, 81 14, 1977 CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons - - - Anna Marie C oncepc ion Veta Louise Simmons - - - Sue Baggett Elwood P. Dowd Miss Johnson - - - - - -Kevin Barrett - - - - -Diane DelBacarro Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet - - - Kass Hildebrand Ruth Kelly, RN - Duane Wilson- - - - - -Stephanie Poggi . . . . .jeff McKinnon Lyman Sanderson, MD . . Kevin Fulton William R. Chumley, MD - Dan Higgins Betty Chumley . - - - -Maura Dugan judge Omar Gaffney ---- Greg Breslen E .j. Lofgren . . . . . Mark Damiani Harvey - - - - . - . Himself PRCDUCTION STAFF Directors . . Patti Stauch, Nick Casci Production Coordinator . Denis Favello Design Supervisor . Br. Celestine Cormier Stage Manager Bob Kulaweic Costumes . . Ed Borg, julie Finch, Diane Gross, Sue Mowris, Trisha Schulz, Valerie Silva Lights . . . Ed Ruszel, Sue Mowris Make-Up . . Celeste Fitzsimmons, Patty Clark, Katie Fitzsimmons, Carol Sandmann, Cindy Sprigg, Mary Van Hoomissen Props . . . Mark Donahue, May Arnold, Tami Bishop, Mike Digirol- amo, Stephanie Shurr, Mark Tarshis, Sheila Viramontes Publicity. . . Sandi Gamble, Liz Rosselli, Dierdre Francis, joe O'Brien, Leah Pehls, Dodie Shoemaker Margaret Small, Bill Thorpe Sets . . . Mike Holcombe, Ed Borg, Jim Dugan, Stephanie Gregory, Cathy Gross, Jill Gross, john Morrison, Sue Mowris, joe O'Brien, Peter Ruszel Sound .... Bob Chenik, Cindy Lee Ticket Sales . Julie Moskowitz Ushers . . . Fran Prochaska, jane Finn, Lori Orellana, Trisha Schulz, Ellen Sherrin, Valerie Silva, Mark Tarshis The COMPANY production of The cast brought down the house in this professional-quality rendition of Mary Chase's masterpiece about a kindly gentleman and his best friend, a pooka who takes the form of a six- foot rabit named Harvey. ful, Harvey will long be remembered as being one of the finest comedies in the history of De La Salle. LEFT: judge Omar Gaffney is outraged. ABOVE: Elwood invites MIS. Chumley for a drink. FAR ABOVE CENTER: Dr. Lyman Sanderson and Nurse Kelly explain to Elwood the seriousness of his sister's condition. FAR ABOVE LEFT: Duane Wilson looks up the word Pooka . Harvey this year was a huge success. Entertaining, humerous and delight- Basketball ar R' ' .-. 5 ' i 'fi---ff' T' , After sixty-six hours of M U marathon basketball, 170 weary but still enthusiastic players dribbled their way into the hearts of many generous people. This novel activity, held in honor of Mr. Balsdon's daughter Marie, netted 2, 500 dollars in pledges for the Cystic Fibrosis Ftmd. The inspiring display of an in- finite supply of energy and the smoothness of execution were both tributes to the tireless moderator, Br. Lawrence, as Well as to the DLS student body as a Whole. With this type of dedication next year's should prove to be even more success- ful. we--ff' This first annual Basketball Marathon was spearheaded by student body vice -president Matt Van Hoomison and was made possible by mass cooperation of over 350 DLS and CHS students. uTake 'em to the Hoop! A1 Claiborne 4 Student Council ' yi H1 f I 6' x From the successful basketball Mar- , 0 f athon to an entertaining Casino Night, this year's student council invisibly accom- plished just about everything. These highly ' V Spirited and extremely dedicated young men once again proved what student govern- ment can do. I 2 - ' ua I Q lg x -e O 1 4 . ' s Q ffq lgig 999 N45 1 CGRDLP' ' V2 STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTQ: Greg Breslen, joe Russo, Marshall Sprigg and Matt Van Hoomison r , N ff 4 Class Councils Seniofs snd , pf Qfss 2 ,f . Q1 'F rf ' rf W 3 STANDING QIEFT TO RIGHTJ: Phil Young, George Nessman, Kurt Iindorfer, Tim Bredbenner. f' h m V ,. J umors STANDING QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Matt Ferrari, Pat McKenna, Dean Cogliati, Mark O'Leary. KNEELING: Curly Lynch, Kevin Flaherty. Dances The dances this year were better than in any previous year. They drew large crowds, the bands were good and spirit was high. Dances this year yielded a large profit. Throughout the year they were sponsored by various groups and clubs from both campus- GS. Foundefs Day and Casino Night .- , M Juniors Overrun Inept Student Body When the balls stopped bouncing and the Water stopped splashing and all was told, the juniors re- mained the dominant force at De La Salle. The activities included an exhausting Earth Ball game, a deadly slaughter ball dual, skillful swimming and strenuous 440 relays. This, coupled with the preceding night's entertainment at Casino Night provided a spirited commemoration of Founders Day. Liturgy vw- 'Wifi' iff... - r n '?i'E3t'Y1' .1 li ic . X, . , W..rw:g.m .,., as ,E is , AWKV. . ...M Usfsesr, K .N-, ,..,,ew , . ,. . , ' ' .lx :vw A Y T 'ifsfilg-'Q-iz' M55 ' ' ffl -' aw. - ' gl f - :iswFiE12a:1'f ln addition to the Weekly Masses, held in the Brother's chapel, the 1976 -77 lit- urgical year Was highlighted by several large, full-scale, joint liturgies, such as those pictured here. .1 i , Y! i lull., . A - ,.tm,: -, Overall, the liturgy program was a huge success and well-attended liturgies were just another sign of Spartan spirit. FAR ABOVE: All -Saints Day liturgy, ABOVE: Thanksgiving liturgy . Awards Nite '77 This year, as every year, students of De La Salle who have achieved excellence in their classes were recognized in a formal ceremony at which were presented medals and certificates in Art, Drama, Technical Drawing, Music, Business, English, Math- ematics, Foreign Language, Physical Edu- cation, Science, Social Studies and U.S. History. Winning the highest academic award presented, the Overall General Excellence award, given to students with the highest cumulative GPA in their classes were fresh- men John Arcidiacono and Alan Newcomer, Sophomores john Loscavio and Richard Steeb, and junior Sean Conley. In addition, this was the first year in which was presented the Brother Robert Lee award, given to the student who has achieved excellence in both academics and fine arts, in honor of our departing principal: given this year to senior Kevin Barrett. This award will be presented each year in honor of Br. Robert who as principal built up and supported the fine arts and drama departments of this school ln total, over three hundred awards were presented. ,ff N f Q , . 77 Midsession 1 r :LW V x -' ...W lx Ei .. A ' ' fi, M .. , , .,:Q 6 ,FV J 4 1.'. . Q-..x.,..m 4 ,fi 'fig f fff. 154 Midsession The 1977 Midsession program was a huge success this year! Study of local problems, various art and craft experi- ences, assisting in elementary schools, Work in hospitals, social agencies and various business, career opportunites, exploration, travel! study programs and independent student projects were all part of the program. january '77 found students near and far Mexico, Europe and Oregon were just a few of the many places investigated. Other students kept busy during midsession by Working for the Fire and Police departments and a Wide variety of business establishments. The experienced on-campus schedule presented many, dif- ferent type classes and projects. Classes ranged from furni ture refinishing to computer programming to junk sculpture and many others. 55,4 ::,ws-aiggfaatsfvi g : 4+ Q FS A R. 5 w Q55 X 2 2 f-r9n'?'f: L i 3 if 'wg w E E? 51 I 3 fa WW ..,,' A 2 W E R , This year's graduation was the final triumph for the Class of '77. Graduation consisted of a fine salutation address by Senior Class President Kurt Lindorfer and the Valedictory address by Michael Ghelfi. The Senior Class chorus, led by Mr. Emeldi, added to this joyous occasion by singing Crossroads and The Last Assembly. The culmination of this graduation was the presentation of the awards. This featured Marshall Sprigg receiving the General Academic Excellence award and james Giblin and Brian Smiley re- ceiving the Superior Academic Achievement award. This class should be proud for their high achievement in their four years at De La Salle. Forty-one Seniors graduated with honors and thirteen graduated with highest honors. These young men may never again be called Spartans, but the spirit that they bestowed in their brief stay at De La Salle will never be forgotten. WX:- 2 5 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 11, 1.1 1. 1 K. ,. 7 the Crossroads ii Q . James McCambridge Giblin igwalwaflai - 4.977 'Jeffrey Brian McKinnon 'Thomas Perry McKnight William Frank Resch' Stephen Gregory Riccabona Michael Patrick Aiello 'Richard Peter Faber Joseph Patrick Aiden Ronald Joseph Favello Philip Ceasar Alemania 'Joel Geronimo Ferrer James Harold McLeod, Ill Cameron Frank Roberson John Reed Baker 'John Timothy Fitzpatrick Kenneth Andrew McLeod 'Charles Donald Rogers Thomas Augustine Baldacci 'William Daniel Fournet Kevin James McNiff Gilbert Victor Ruiz at Q Paul Anthony Melloni James Allen Merryfield, II Kevin Lance Fulton Joseph Louis Garaventa Kevin Patrick Barrett David Richard Beil Joseph Anthony Russo Edward Patrick Ruszel Peter John Bisio 'Michael Daniel Ghelfi 'Joel David Miller 'Barry Robert Seralino James Joseph Blank James McCambridge Giblin Paul Carter Miller Daniel Joseph Simpson, Jr. Jerome Frederick Bleeg Jerome Jude Ginochio Timothy Victor Millette Brian Rennsylaer Smiley Steven James Green Timothy Mark Herron Franklin Newman Herzig Chad Kenneth Holsen Gregory John Keenan Mark Richard Bolin Edward Michael Borg Timothy Michael Bredbenner Gregory George Breslen Craig Edward Brooks Paul Vincent Burke Dennis Kevin Burns Brian Joseph Campbell William Thomas Cashman Bradlee Chang Robert Kelly Chenik 'Mark Joseph Logan 'Donald Joseph Perez Thomas Emmett Connolly Thomas Joaquin Mimiaga Timothy Joseph Moloney Oscar Ernesto Monterrosa Jay Joseph Moxley George Raymond Nessman, II Daniel Clay Smith Dana Brian Snapp John Christopher Sousa 'William Anthony Spijker Dennis Raymond Spiller 'Robert Francis Killoran Alberto R. Nunez Marshall William Sprigg, Ill Eugene Charles Steeb, Jr. Randal William Stoller Richard Lee Thomas William Westcott Thorpe Paul Nelson Turner Q ii 0 Karl Frederick Kreft 'Lance Thomas O'Connor Joseph Anthony Lawton 'Timothy Francis Lenahan 'Kurt Randall Lindorfer Philip John O'Keefe Sean Francis Owens Robert Burton Paulson, Jr. Robert Edward Lord 'Ronald Joseph Perez 'Gregory Joseph Wanket Gregory Thomas Dahl 'Kenneth James Lynch Todd Michael Petak Hilrey John Watson, Jr. Michael Thomas deBettencourt Paul Hugh Mahoney 'Joseph Mark Peterson John Michael Webber John Edward Delapena Thomas Anthony Mallamo Francis Xavier Pierce 'John Paul Weber Daniel Joseph Dickenson 'Frank William Marietti Jerry Jay Pierson 'Martin Robert Weber Daniel James Dillon Michael Joseph Martell Allen Brian Pixton Christopher Michael Whatford Gregory William Doss Michael Dean Massey 'Michael Angelo Ponce Lawerence Theodore Richard White Thomas Herbert Dowd, Ill Scott Leo Massoni Gar Hung Ouock Steven John Wight Michael James Elliott James Patrick Mayer 'Csaba Karoly lstvan Radnoty Stephen Paul Winter John Edward Enea 'John Richard McKenna Michael Allen Ramey Timothy Paul Wolfskill Randy Gerard Eyrich 'Gregory John McKinnon Denis Michael Regan 'Jack Kelly Young Graduating with Honors Graduating with Highest Honors SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR ADVISORS Kurt Lindorfer, President, George Nessman, Vice-President Mr. C. Latferty, Coordinator, Mr. E. Balsdong Kevin Barrett, James Blank, Timothy Bredbenner, Br. Jerome Gallegos, Mr. I. Grant, Mr, A, Huitric: Mr. R. Lucido Michael Ghelfi, James Mayer, John McKenna, Kelly Young SPECIAL RECOGNITION Joseph Alden, Thomas Baldacci, Rob Lord, Paul Miller Oscar Monterrosa, Jerry Pierson, Csaba Radnoty, Joseph Russo, Brian Smiley, Dennis Spiller yfonofw ana! Q? ' GENERAL ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE . ... Marshall William Sprlgg, III SUPERIOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ........ SUPERIOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT ........... DE LA SALLE AWARD FOR RELIGIOUS STUDIES LIBERAL ARTS AWARD FOR ENGLISH .......... LIBERAL ARTS AWARD FOR SOCIAL STUDIES . SCIENCE AWARD ...... MATHEMATICS AWARD FINE ARTS AWARD FOR DRAMA. .. FINE ARTS AWARD FOR ART ... LOYALTY AND SERVICE AWARD .,....... DE LA S'ALLE LEADERSHIP AWARD ............ DE LA SALLE PARENTS' ASSOCIATION AWARD. BROTHER NORMAN COOK, F.S.C. AWARD ...... SALUTATORIANS AWARD .......... ...., VALEDICTORIAN S AWARD . .......,.....,.. ...............,......,........... CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Philip C. Alemania, Kevin P. Barrett, John E. Delepena, James M. Giblin, Frank W. Mariette, Michael J. Martell, Michael D. Gheltl, John R. McKenna, Jeffrey B. McKinnon, George R. Nessman, Ronald J. Perez, Gar H. Ouock, Joseph A. Russo BASIC EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANT ............... CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OPPORTUNITY GRANT .......,...,... HONORS SCHOLARSHIP, SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA HONORS SCHOLARSHIP, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME ...........,....................,. ..... M ichael Sprigg HONORS SCHOLARSHIP, UNIVERSITY OF PACIFIC , ........,. .. WM, B. TURNER SCHOLARSHIP, CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE PRESIDENT'S HONORS AT ENTRANCE, UNIVERSITY OF PACIFIC .. APPOINTMENT, UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, WEST POINT . .. APPOINTMENT, UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY, ANNAPOLIS .... LAFAYETTE FEDERAL SAVINGS AWARD ....,. BANK OF AMERICA ACHIEVEMENT AWARD LIBERAL ARTS ... BANK OF AMERICA ACHIEVEMENT AWARD MATH 84 SCIENCE . .. DIABLO SCHOLARSHIPS INC. SCHOLARSHIP .... ELKS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP ......,......,............... . . . . . . Brian Rennsylaer Smiley . . .George Raymond Nessman, ll . . . . . . . Kevin Patrick Barrett . . . . . . , Paul Vincent Burke .........Bradlee Chang . . . .Gregory Joseph Wanket . . . . Jeffrey Brian McKinnon ...,... Gregory William Doss . . . .Timothy Michael Bredbenner . , . . .Kurt Randall Lindorfer . Kevin Patrick Barrett .. . .Paul Vincent Burke . . Kurt Randall Lindorfer . Michael Daniel Ghelfi ..GarH.Ouock ....Gar H. Ctuock .. Michael D. Ghelfi .........................,....,PhiIipC.Alemania UNIVERSITY, SAN LUIS OBISPO . ..... John R. McKenna James M. Glblin, Brian R. Smiley ..............PaulV.Burke .. James J. Blank . . Kevin P. Barrett . . Kevin P. Barrett .. Bradlee H. Chang .......GarH.Ouock ..,...........,............JeffreyB.McKinnor1 DIABLO VALLEY CHINESE WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP ...... DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE PHYSICAL SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP ......... Robert K. Chenlk, Paul A. Melloni, Cameron F. Roberson NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CORPORATION COMMENDED STUDENTS .... Kevin P. Barrett, Edward M. Borg, Marshall Sprigg LOYOLAVMARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES ....................................... Edward Patrick Ruszel PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARSHIP, SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA ......................... William Daniel Fournet BANK OF AMERICA CERTIFICATES OF ACHIEVEMENT Michael J. Martell, Artg Greg G. Breslen, Drama, John R. Baker, English, James M. Giblin, Social Studies, Marshall Sprigg, Scienceg Brian R. Smiley, Mathematics . ........................... ...... . Gar H. Ouock eQa5pafffet?f4yktQvA,0vf-9ikgm1Mn MMP7 Mr. gl Mrs. Helge Anderson The Clarence Barsnick Family Judge 81 Mrs. Gerald A. Belleci Dr. gl Mrs. H. W. Blankenberg Mr. 81 Mrs. Dan Block' if rsls Mr. Sz Mrs. Harold H. The Kent L. Mr. at Mrs. P. ' Robert Burk Harry ll l lll ll lll y Mr. 81 .TVincehtCCerlettiC S Dr. Chang joseph l Elaine 81 CC ...M . .ssr The Josephkilbiigirolamdo F slll Mr. gl lill H. Cljowd Jr.. Earl 81 Joanne p .... Mr. 81 Mrs. 1r.wFrainier t Guido Ginochio VC i .2.l l ssssf The Frank N. Gomes Family Dr. and Mrs. Jack Louis Hockel Mr. 8: Mrs. R. C. Kean The Penn D. Keller Family Harold S. Lentz Patrons Mr. 81 Mrs. Larry A. Lynch Dr. 81 Mrs. Stanley R. Mertes The Moss Family Mr. gl Mrs. Robert S. McLean l,fTheb james H. Mcleod Family .T Diclc 81 Betty McPeak C . S Louis Nagy Q, Mr. at Mrs. Gerald E. Novak Mr. SzHMrs. jerry Ortiz The Owen ens Family t Charles Radnoty C L , J. Scampini jr. 'andfFamily Lem E. Schneider, D.D.S. s Mr. 81 Mrs. Don Schuler and Family sMr. 81 Mrs. Daniel tt. Simpson Mr. gl Robert R. Smiley S C.TCiSpyroW Family Dave 8: Fran Traver so Paul L. Wadsworth and Family The Stan Watson Family Mr. gl Mrs. Weston and Family The Paul E. Wible Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Wallace L. Snapp Our Best Wishes for Happiness and Success to the Graduates +I THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS A OF CALIFORNIA nl., Q I e I . '1'45! : zijn, ! BM: W ' In 5:3 ' A ' I A I .III III I , P ' 53 N - I' OVI Iflg J g qjj-g e If F - YO U n M e n r W ' I- I-'fd ' I:f34j,.Ig , l g I I A .- .fl 152 1 f'fZi . Aw' I ' vvnh '- I I? 4' A ,. '- .4 , - . . I .... - 4 gif Q I , ..... .If PI 'lf-I 1. 'X 'IE I Eg-, ' I' C I1 If Hifi- 1 ' Li 'I ' f1rI'fI'f ' I 1 r I S I a n l I. l I t ,..AvL, . 1.-9 :bi g - QA, Ed ' I II. - I1 gf I. I ' I U CHI I O n ff D LI I' SI HCS . . . I , f isfigs I 4 ,,,. XIv I.-lv' 4I ..,. g,.g. - in x Y.. - P11 'S PM 'I I -I I IN' I 868 Q L S . F gi. -iv ,. ,r . 1 I we 4 N , - I Rv YN F- I--I 'v E , I M 1 N55 ., of I A Se 1.:5'ffr,SSjL ve-V' ' '- . ,f . . 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