Holy Names University - Excalibur Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

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' A ' ,vi ,As 4 , Q.-L: fu ful,-Y-if -X ' , -F .. ,. . . , . w i 1 x V 4 A xi 1' ? ,I A Ji Faltering child-steps have taken you and me to somewhere we've never seen before A little lost A little lonesome Away from home Standing on the doorstep of Those Who Know dwarfed by long staircases and tall doors still doubtful, still wondering summon enough courage to knock TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ..... .. 2 Classes ...... .... . 9 Seniors .... .. .36 Faculty ..... .... 6 5 Organizations - Activities .... 85 Advertisements.. .115 3 L 1 4 1 Q I 4 Y w i 1 1 4 1 P N 5 l 1 N 6 A thousand books as yet undiscovered A thousand ideas as yet unknown A hundred faces to meet and come to know A hundred doors as yet unopened Here we are, brought together by a common need the universal search for knowledge the trek after a sense of life Dropped singly into the traokless sea, with orders to make for land Not fare well, voyagers, but fare forward. T. S. Eliot 1 1 V CLASSES , . 1. :.,,l4. rl 'gk l 1- rf' -ymmwssr aa i Kin -Tliii' , f Class of 1973 Officers FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - CROW 11: Erlinda Del Rosario, Spiritual Representativeg Pat Anderson, Vice-Presidentg Ronda Theisen, Presidentg Rose Franquez, Secretaryg Christine Torres, Parliamentariang Vickie Clares, Treasurer. Class of 1972 Officers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - fRow 13: Laurie Van Horne, Spiritual Representativeg Noreen Carroll, President. iRow 2l: Val Marble, Vice-Presidentg Ann Chiappelone, Treasurerg Bonita Atwell, Secretary. 1 0 l Class of 1971 Officers JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - KFIOW 11: Mariana Ruybalid, Parlia- mentarian: Barbara Arena, Secretary. IROW 21: Mary Angeli, Treas- urer: Pat Weakley, President: Stephanie Jenal, Spiritual Represent- ative. Not pictured is Terri McDonough, Vice-President, who was working on important business. Class of 1970 Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - CROW 11: Jo Hartenstein, Secretary and Treasurer: Lynda VanCantfort, President: Sue Kennedy, Vice- President. Not pictured is Jo Von Gottfried, Spiritual Representative. Nancy Ab ruzzini Patricia Anderson Dolores Andorka Claudetle Armen Christine Baker Joan Baker Patricia Bellini Kerry Berry Therese Breaux Marianne Bremer lt would lit perlecl . . if my head was square. CLASS OF 1973 'Y' Carmen Brown Diane Cardoza Wendy Cheung Mamie Chow ,WN Q Teri Brown Deborah Burgess Laurel Cerri Athena Charis Winnie Cheung Caroli Childress Victoria Clares Penny Costa .VU , , '- i i l W. ., i Erlinda Del Rosario Julianne Daltorio Patricia Dereig Ann Derse Patricia Dillman Rosalie Frediani Loretta DiLoreto Anne Dorthe Elling Lise Fogh Barbara Franquez Patricia Freis Colleen Freitas Emily Fung Joanne Galliher i Magna Gonzalez Frederica Gremillion Jacque Hachquet Pamela Harris Pam Harrison Monica Hayden Claudia Heath Rhonda Hull Kumiko Inoue Judy Jarvis . Wm 1 Karen Johnson Marie Kidwell Judith Kravitz .X ul I E L , , , L., Mary Ann Jones Helen King Sherry Lee L l f Nancy Kaehms Patricia Keane Fern Kenrick Theresa King Shannon Kneier Josephine Koch Patricia Lestor Alice Ka Wan Li Kwan Tze Alice Li ,... i I'm sorry, you must have the wrong number. 4'- 1 i. anis Q-5 i'.. 3. i Bibiana Liu Denise Lloyd Dimitra Loomos Michelle Mendonca Donna Mendoza Evangeline Lu Anne McDade Maura McGrath Jackie Messier Claudia Munoz Wendy McGuire Joanne Machado Susan Marundee Maureen Murphy Kathy Murphy Christine O'Brien Ellen O'Hagan Elizabeth Orozco Marie Ovalle Patricia Pairman Sandy Pettit Patricia Quintero Barbara Ray Helen Reyes I' Mary Petersen Mary Jo Quandrio Lupe Ramos Marcia Ray Barbara Reynolds Q . iw bk Suzanne Richard Madelyn Rivard Yvonne Ronconi Sharon Smith Debra Sottile Mary Rider Vonnie Roberts Wollansa Shiferaw Susan Smith Helene Stockinger 1 l ,J 1 ri ,' Mary Sullivan Kip Thomas Carol Thweatt '99 Elizabeth Sung Morayma Tang Mimi Thompson Terry Thompson Christina Torres Rose Tung 3 In ra 'fi' ,X , L l l awitlifhvi Air ' fS'n'Jt L ffl-Nr I I -'-' l know the Frosh-Soph Formal means a lotto you, but . . . And for mynext number . . . 'lf' i-1, + 7,1 1-.1 . l i l .fv- 09' 'Penny Warnock Elizabeth Wasley Debbiewillard Anita Wong Denise Wong Linda Woo Joanne Wu Suzanne Yuen Stella Zee i C C NT ff-,55Y,g gl-,vcg-Y., 9 -n-ff-4? ' - J n 2 I I A , 'T' , -riff ff 'fl r ' l l- aug H, ' CLASS OF 1972 EW my ' l .J Doreen Abrams Sepriana Agbulos Isabel Arraiga Bonita Atwell Donna Banks Kathleen Bartolomei Constance Bell Meribeth Brookman Marie Bryan lnais Campbell Patricia Canoes Noreen Carroll Susan Case Ann Chiappelone Stephanie Christian Lois Deloney Nancy Chan Linda Chiu Luciann Cuneo Sharman Demman Carolyn Chase Catherine Chow Judith Daley Chris DeRosia if fi,- ,af I .A Qy X5 A, if 4 MBI? A 3 ,,, J, 1 W. ar' i ZS' ' 'Q' , F ,nm f.-Q, A! A , -cf .,. 'rl E E W xw. 2-. F ' 3 at '-'W'- . TAL' .175 ' f-'Z1A54'f 5 9- -:L-'1 4' tw 5u I':1.e,5': TY ' vnki. . '1 '.--.Q ,- ',s '. - u.,,g,. , 'V ,-,-1'-iigf. - .-5,9212 '-if '1:-f- ffl?-L ,ggi 'V Q. f., I., :'?4f . W gf' ' ' f'.'-Q51 'ri I ,l 1' .fig 5:3 V r I x 3, V Y . I 1 5 I w I , - i l x Virginia Jaurequi Mary Jemison Mary King Felicia Koch Katherine Kuhns Josephine Lee Phoebe Leigh Suzanne Lewis Laurinda Liguori Dolores Logue Enes Loubet , 25 Renee Lydecker Joan McCarthy Kathleen McCarthy Beth McClelland Rose McClintock Mary McLaughlin Michelle Matthies Elaine Mendes Christine Micheli l I ,, l Tamie Minegishi Vanda Monti Cathy Moore Janet Nordin Margaret Orozco Johanna Pahl Frances Pasion Liliana Reardon June Ottman . I 1 Karen Redenbaugh Candida Rodgers Vula Roed Maria Ronano i 27 Linda Smith H'-s 'Q- Cheryl Rossi Fattaneh Sholinereguri Jean Smalldon Charlene Steffes Myra Stenovich Lee Chun Tat Anne Smith Lyn Templeton X N., 7 'M 5 ix lf Sandra Tilghman Mari Timothy Laureen Van Horne Helen Victor Mar Vo elheim Sheila Walsh Y 9 Teresa Williams Pat Woods Sophia Tsang Marcy Villa Susan Wilkins Well, what'd you expect? The Jolly Green Giant? Nancy Adamo Norma Aflague Mary Angeli Jeanne Bannister Now, theoretically, this stick should disappear with a flick of the wrist. 'lin--M?---- Bonnie Marie Benson Janet Bernasconi Coralee Blewett Rosalie Bracco ,J Beryl Cheng Betty Davis Jan Deslaurier Kalhy Donovan Noura Fakoury Kathryn Cline Ellen Davis Terri Dignan Valerie Dussault Mary Gallagher Christine Grandi Kathleen Griffo Kathe Hok Valerie Hirzu Maybe if we ignore it, it will all go away. . i, i, v ,, 1' 1 Xi Mary Harrigan Margaret Hemmen Margaret Hoffman Stephanie Jenal Mary Ellen Jones Linda Jung Anne Kaul Georgia Koza Adrienne Lamb Peggy McQuaid Carol Martin Kathy Melka Marie Moffat ...asm QF' Joan Layrac Claudia Mack Linda Masterson Arlene Merritt Robin Miller 1 tt fit 5 Izilda Lima Terri McDonough Moment of truth a+ 1 Aw F ' 'I 'JZ 3 Sorry, this is the kitchen, the cows are outside. '-. ,ff 1 :I is . Mary Jane Myers Jeannette Palyu Prisciila Patten Zenaida Ramirez Diane Reinbolt Joan Niekamp Rebecca Patten Carol Prutsos Margaret Rapp Francine Ribley if , lik r Dt- Jolee Roberts Margaret Rogers Janet Skinner Sandy Stephens Vicky Volny Susan Warnock Kathy Winters Aileen Zee Q ., 5' 1 , .if i . A . :fam , ' , 11 A ,J ,,..e Constance Rourk Mariana Ruybalid Ka thleen Russell Andrea Stocker Patricia Street Margaret Tsang 5 5 ,,t.. 35 lg CLASS OF 1970 asm lx . 1' XL! ' V- ' 't -. 3.41 Y-, L Sandra R. Amicarelli Denise Elizabeth Andorka San Francisco History Balboa English l l Maria-Cristina Arraiga Susan J. Azzaro U San Gabriel French-Spanish San Francisco HISf0ry Q . in E E .1 72 if 'li-LQ !lh?f-'lnvlx-' -,i lv Cecilia Andrews Castro Valley Psychology Susan Bergmans Berkeley Nursing Education l l rome e' so ff-Tfvztlll' iw., L, vi ,l '!'LL1' 4 g iw- ls. l l l l 'ig W , N- 7 ,jg ,. ' V- , 4- x t-- ' A ' sk, ' ii Margaret Frances Blessum Kathleen Fl. Bone South Pasadena Philosophy - Mathematics Fresno Music .ir , ..,, ,,,,....,, v -.' ,l iw' l in gf 'Li l if . 'EX ' 'il l l 'w'ifiE Rosalie Carmela Brasile Christine Mary Burns Pleasant Hill Psychology Stockton Mathematics l l l Marcia Joan Canning Marjorie Cannon Eileen Boyle Oakland Speech Correction Sister Lydia Calnan Cork, Ireland History Q 1 L Patricia Anne Clark Lafayette Sociology Sacramento SociologylSocial Work Arcadia History l 37 Sister Joan Condon Regina Maria Consego Los Angeles History Seattle, Washington Biological Sciences X i Kathleen Maria Costello Maryanne Cullen Los Angeles Physical Sciences Berkeley History WI Joene Ann Denning Sharon Louise Xavier de Sousa San Anselmo Music Fremont PSYCHOIOQV Gayle Archer Crom Carol Ann Corrigan San Leandro Music Stockton Psychology-Sociology rx, , -WL 1'-W l 'I , , l l 5246 f A if l at r Barbara Dean Rosemarie Delahaye ' Oakland English - Drama Alameda Physical Sciences I I l il rw! Marie A. Dent Frances Hurley Dieter San Leandro Nursing Education Walnut Creek History .,. I i ax 'Plat 1 lllll l . NN U Mary Dietrich ' I Pleasant Hill Psychology n f , l I Li 4' Linda Eileen Domanick Redwood City Medical Technology Sister Georgianna Donnelly Rosanne Drolet Patricia Mary Dugand San Gabriel History Pittsburg English Mexico City, Mexico Psychology J r I - 'fi' T A .5 V-JN 'Q ,r fl Altadena Maureen M. Dunn Psychology if ' f FTB? f..i.I 'gigji '.-ml. L' '7 i Ii i -i-- 1 -. if i H nf , . i i i i i QT i i i i i. 3 I L 1 Mary Frances Egan Piedmont Medical Technology V . H ,,,, ,, K , ab- X. Susan Clare Ehm Watsonville Art -1 few fi i A , 1 i n -.,. s fu N oie ,'f' iwt i e ' ' s Q X ,A r r gin ,Q .i - X x 52.1 'V lj- lsmiigiiixg f If il - fr : ,'Ef:','l'if , i. gsm ff J! Q! il V -Q- W ,, iz i' . ' A - , a b xl' F A, ggi' J ' 4 In-:TA Y ' K . .. - 'I Q i I Y . - 4 L' .-. .- if - .- - ,sji r K A' K , ,-ss ' ' '. 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T,,,, ,, . gf if ',,,?i': gl.-L i,,.,-ff'1j-i .'lf5L.i,fgt,3i,'1 'yi-:E inf -U ,. if 3 . .v . -' Christine Elko Monica Jepson Falche Santa Ana History San Leandro Histo ry Marie Evelyn Fall Saskatchewan, Canada, Nursing Education JoAnn Goicoechea Elko, Nevada Biology 42 .- ,li I, ,f 1-Ars ll Christine Ann Fariucchi Leila Shelby Fletcher Stockton English Berkeley English bit- sv 312, E r y',, W M ' ' NX K ,,,r , M79 5..'iV ' ' -'V '- 1' Diana Irene Hall San Antonio, Texas Psychology 42' ll is I T fad, ' xi: 5 ll' .,-l 1 . l l 4 1 1 I , V f ,,., llllil, 1 ,. b A in A xr' . ,-gi. l , . lgwr.-r 1. W ,, M. T-1 -Til is . A Castr Margaret Nl. Hanneman o Valley Nursing Education l l ' '.- .' V fr ...J Mary Paula Fleming Sister Diane Francis Carol A. Gates Pleasant Hill Sociology Monterey Park English Alameda Physical Sciences 5'- ' ' -1 ' ' 'ff ' H 'Xfir- 'ES' Joanne Kinney Hartenstein Alicia Maria Herrera Cathy Ann Hoey Long Beach Speech Correction Oakland Spanish- Italian Moraga Speech Correction '1n.v:f1:.-s-fm-1 l--is -1 1' - - -- - - - 'r --W ----A --'--7-7' H ' Margaret Holgerson Alameda Sociology L Barbara Hood Santa Monica English 1 i l Lynn Diane Jones Oakland Speech Correction 44 tr' rx,-1-f::Q1: eww w 45. if , I Beverly Faye Holliman Sacramento Nursing Education 1 ic 9 e i , 0 3 1 ' f . Susan Jean Hupp Oakland History N' 1 E 4 Pamela Eileen Jones South Pasadena English l , l fl ,E ,m J ii- ,rj .-.l .' 4 -Ht. Margaret Ann Kennedy Piedmont Art Linda Therese King San Mateo English - Philosophy --ff ff: if-3 - .--.,,---new-'r-'n -.: of in ' r zjfg l Q, ,,r.L1 rnw .l A Ml Pamela Dresen Koehler Fremont Psychology Susan Lynn Kennedy Alamo Sociology!SociaI Work l L: il-pr 'v Gail Kirschling San Leandro Aff 'Y-'ri Q l': ni wifi ii Margaret L. Konen Seoul, Korea Political Science l 1 Q fl 'I is ,f vi ' l izill 'M Deborah Marie Kravitz Susan Blackman Kuszmar Yong-Lang Kwan Redding Speech Correction Walnut Creek Speech Correction Yokohama, Japan French fir' N-., Joanna Chun-Yim Li' Erma Lindeman I Seek-Cheng Lo. I Hong Kong Chemistry El Sobrante English-Art Singapore Biological Sciences 46 l ' :? ' f v 'Y' 1 '.'? 7 ', Y 'ft 'TT' ' g 'r J - ' . L eine Y, ,L Il is '- 'se-4 if, C, Y -of X 'wkflfs , --.,f 'J' ..-N I I 1-ff! m X i f A L -x Cynthia LeBlanc Lynette Josephine Lee Susan Lacey Levinson Berkeley Psychology Pasadena Biological Sciences San Rafael French w l sl l all- ' tht' Bernardita Nabua Lu Lynda Lee Lyman Kathleen Mary Machado Cebu City, Philippines Art Los Angeles Sociology Modesto Speech Correction lr' ' 48 ,Sl , JQ5, as?-E-lt? lei 9 ,,M.,,l .W . P: all 3 ,, QR, 5 if +. A iw-.al Us ,. , Z. 1 :Lg FN 2 P 'R lk- :wi x 'N Q .- lk 1, Q 'Y--'. 5 Y ' g ' J. Sig N Q fi M 'ix ' . ,l l lf Daphne Marshall Berkeley French 4 NW Trish Marshall 1 Downey Psycholdgy l A 'll fi' 'S' 5 5771! 4- - -' l-al! Q- .-'fl ' Teresa Louise Marshment Alamo French AC Y: '23 1-1 -,L eg F K n 'b r 9 ,A-1p1 :! N U -:I i 11,3 ., 0 4? f 1? 35, g f'-' 11V P -4' 7' -s IW' , 5 U 22' 'U N-3.,,.' ggi: Q Y ' LV' 54 C'5L fAfA,, 5 151, 1 if L ip ' wa, ,, ' in . KQV r Bu' wang,- A f .I lf? ff- l ' ' 'A'l' A ' ,.,v I ,-Av ' A'-, .1- 3 N .gp-.. , ' xr- fu ,,, I Q mi L 4- f' I - 1 ,....,,. t .i f. My 2-gm--J-2 2, c' '- Q4-J. 581114. 5 AQ .WP -. ,J :rr mfg? 5 ., - Ai ,Q w . jg! HA A Nb.. YBZTQ 'ufifwae w 1 . .xr q -1 i lt's a brand new day, everything is fine though it may be gray, I want you to know that the sun's gonna shine, and out of that sky, piercing every cloud, is our God on high. There will be a new heart for every man, like the flowers that come in early spring, for every life there is a plan, no matter what autumn breezes bring. So put away care, let freedom be yours joy is everywhere, joy is everywhere let freedom ring, alleluia now, everybody sing let our voices shout to a mighty king. The heavens declare, in a way so grand, if the skies are fair or windy or gray, it's the work of his handg and down on the ground, with never a word, such a mighty sound. And the morning will see the strolling sun, as he happily rises o'er the land, a messenger on his daily run, bringing news of a father's guiding hand. K' 1. CQ Kathleen McCann Chris McKinley Maureen Ann McNally Salem, Oregon Spanish Pittsburg Psychology Los Angeles English - Philosophy Jane Louise Meagher Lynda Medeiros Catherine Meister Oakland Art Oakland English Ferndale Biology 50 Q Y Charlene Mikulich Elizabeth Miller Sister Cheryl Milner Oakland Sociology I-HS VGQHS. Nevada Spanish Oakland Mathematics Mary Anne Minahen lvl Stockton Sociology Richmond Well his law of love, it is wholly wise. Word from above gives joy to my heart and its light to my eyes his riches are fine, outlasting all days till the end of time. Though I walk in the path of evil ways and my thoughts are a presence causing pain there is always the path of future days that follow the time of wind and rain. S'o put away care, let freedom be yours joy is everywhere, joy is everywhere. Let freedom ring, alleluia now, everybody sing let our voices shout to a mighty king. 5, r Xt-li' - . , , ae Frances Moore Sheila Perkins Moura Sociology-Social Work Concord English i Q r ' r- --a- Vr,..,,,,.,..,.-.,,. . .Y .l,:Y,lm.,,,,,. Christine Muller Saratoga Fine Ang li Carol Kathleen Munoz Arcadia English-French i Nj L Leslie Olivia'Ohman , Catherine M. Nemmert Marcia Murray Oakland SOCIOIOQY-SOCIHI Wofk Palos Verdes Sociology Tustin Biology l I FE l , S-I . .fm 3 Mary Beth Pahl A Sonoma Beach Art .3 , ,ge .1-., 1 A iie, M, Q 'V , :Fc ff- ,J ke.-kg7,.g, .J 1 , fx Linda Anne Piper Richmond Psychology i. i 4 ll i ' i :r TF L ,.n Eloise M. Poertner Janice Maxine President LafaYf-me Nursing Education Oakland Medical Technology , , A ,N- ,gf . V- fr: U .. -ali. 'Y ,ww-if ff Pe m ,a .M Q... A .X ..,-, Na. , Madalyn Lucy Roh rer Winton Sociology . Kathleen A. Rook I Mary Ann Ftossillon Lynn Eileen Roth Sierra Madre English Alameda English Monterey Park English Jean Scott Patricia Sharp Deborah Sheets Pleasant Hill Biological Sciences Sacramento Spanish Lafayette Speech Correction 7 77 7 7 7 '77 7 77777 7' fi-F-rf' ie, M 'rl 1 ':-ry, sl ,l Rigs, l H3 ?i- M , 3 f id i. L A1 r f F p 4-'W 3,5 A1179 .gg Lynda Sani Joan Frances Saumur Del Rey Sociology Sierra Madre Biology l A f , 3 l L- Christine Aline Shoemaker Norwich, New York English rl l Christine Simon Walnut Creek Psychology 'N , 9 7'gfQi6Z:2, :W oay W 1 25 4? Sl '-f ,H -1. S , ,A H if A1224 Margaret T. Schmidt San Francisco Nursing Education ' sz Mary Simpson Walnut Creek History-Philosophy l l ...J Sister Marianne Soldavini El Cerrito Sociology f Sister Mary Anne Spiller Montebello Philosophy ! Judith Anne Tague Lafayette Psychology l i in-.., W i ,. ' 1 l . Linda Spears Queens, New York English A A e :- F n 1' Ll '1 - .' rm, . ,rw Rl - .. . ,T . F ' Patricia Ann Stanionis Concord Psychology Cathy Teague U Oxnard Ef'9 Sh . ,. . m li . 4, -1 55' - .-:Z I -, A. J, - u : , ., -, if .. Chris Teague Patricia Anne Tobin Oxnard English Arcadia English A as fi 1 14' r gig ,L i -Vx 1 Wi' . if. Nancy Twohig Lynda Van ' -,i,, 4 J ,. v i I I C Cantfort Santa Cruz Sociology Portsmouth, New Hampshire Psychology Sandra Volpone Johanna von Walnut Creek French Livermore Gottfried English-Philosophy ' l r r 44 Q L, , ,- W I ,, 5' l l i l .I 4 ' 'Q-Q7-Ss' Sister Elaine Wallace Teresa Marie Ward Jeanne Webb Watsonville Biological Sciences Oxnard Speech Correction- San Rafael Physical Education :P Q- Ji l 'l .QQA n X sk P x N E Mary Wilde Patricia Lynn Wilkinson E Patricia Ann Wong Oakland Music Phoenix, Arizona Art Honolulu, Hawaii Mathematics 4 l Kathleen Scharr Woodzelle Kathryn Wrona Karen Louise Yap W San Leandro History Whittier French-Italian Honolulu, Hawaii Sociology-Social Work .4 L Laurie NliCl'lelG YOUUQ , Sister Judith Anne Young Mary Jane Zeno Torrance Sociology Oakland Biological Science Ventura Sociology-Social Work IN MEMORIAM Linda Rose .Y Died: July 16, 1969 so , 61 5'-.f A ,..,-f- I ' 1 as-,V 4 ,', X H' 1 . V ' 4. ui ,I - ' 4 M',.j,.4,,..' ' ' . 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'ru ' no 264-5- vw-. 10 .12 L , K- Q .4 41333 ,J 4 - -.'..A.. .4-Q: f .f FAC U LTY Sr. Mary Ambrose Devereux, Ph.D. President Every sincere and thoughtful person in this community, which is the College of the Holy Names, should be welcomed, listened to and respected about her belief or unbelief, her certainty or uncertainty. Here should be an academic community with the atmosphere of truth and reason, where there is room for all viewpoints and support for human dignity and values: a place where the rights of all are respected. Here should be the home of the inquiring mind, and whatever the difference of age, of religion, culture, race, and nation- ality, here should be the place where Christian love and civility govern the conversation, the interest and the outcome. Here should be the House of the Intellect, but just as well, the house of love and civility and lively discussion in the cause of truth which should unite us all in its quest and in its promise. Sr. Mary Ambrose e .I .J if. .t .,.. . stef, ..-x . .A 1- --:E. .1 , if W 1: I 1 I gs is if infix -1, Z EQ. mi I H ,, fi-I Sr, Linda Orrick, BIA, Sr. Marguerite Kirk, B.S. Sr. Christina Maria Weber, Ph.D.' Dean of Students Dean of F4eSidentS Academic Dean Sr. M. Jean Elizabeth Griffin, D.M.A. Dean of Graduate Division Not Pictured: Sr. Winifred Mary White, Dean of Admissions gg! Sr. M. Faith Clarke, B.A. Treasurer ADMINISTRATION ja 1 ' Q f.. Q A g Q ' I I, ' U f, , PH, . . if. .'. A . If Q ' -1 ri :big ,Qtr fy me ' J . Y 1, n eg: 1 ,jf V . A f e - ' , . .l .'.- .-,-,.4,...s Y -Ufffmqp.. V 1-X, Q-E' I - up To l l l l l 'f'iQg. l 153 'fi We Instructor in Art Mrs. Michaela DuCasse Sr. Maria Luisa Wolfskill, M.F.A., Chairman, Art Department V. r f. Perfection is attained by slow degrees. Voltaire Those who halie the patience to do simple things perfectly will acquire the skill to do difficult things easily. Schiller ART EDUCATIDN The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. . Plutarch Sr. Eileen Marie Cronin, Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Education, Director of Ellen K. Fiaskob Institute N-. Ellen K. Raskob Learning Institute l l i FOREIGN LANGUAGES Sr. Yvette Chartrand, M.A. Instructor in French Sr. Fiosario Maria Asturias, Ph.D. Chairman, Foreign Language Dept Miss Rose D'Orazi, Litt.D. Associate Professor of Italian Mrs. Raymonde McCoy, M.A. instructor in French As a hawk flieth not high with one wing, even so a man reacheth not to excellence with one tongue. Dr. Jacques Abramowitsch, Ph.D. Professor of German Sr. Ann Charlotte Conway, Ph.D. Instructor in Linguistics Mrs. Berta Bascom, M.A. Instructor in Spanish Sr. Francis Raphael McCarthy, M.A. Asst. Professor of Latin ASCHAM Reading maketh a full many conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. BACON Sr. Claire Madeleine Miss Roberta Palumbo, Sr. Madeleine Maria Henry, Mrs. L. Z. Louis, M.A. Sr. Carolyn Wall, Ph.D. Carlin, Ph.D. M.A. M.A. fCand.l Asst. Professor of English Professor of En Iish Instructor in English Associate Professor of Instructor in English 9 Chairman of English Dept. English Mrs. Velma Richmond, Ph.D. Sr. Francesca Cabrini Mr. Richard Bagwell, M.A., Sr. Paul Frances Sr. Miriam Carmel Professor of English Weber, Ph.D. Instructor in Drama Pierini, M.A. Pontieri, M.A. Associate Professor of and Speech Asst. Professor of Speech Instructor in English English ENGLISH, SPEECH AND DRANIA The play's the thing . . . SHAKESPEARE Mrs. Grace Larsen, Ph.D. Chairman, Dept. of History and Government Sr. Joan Marie McCarthy, Ph.D. Professor of History and Economics Mrs. Ellen Huppert, Ph.D. CCand.J Asst. Professor of History Mrs. Mary Ann Burki, Ph.D. fCand.J Instructor in History ,t qt L i HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT .i- ' .4 .4 L .-'K' History is in a manner a sacred thing . . . it contains truth. CERVANTES an ,, U13 'Gif gpg, ., hfef ' .fwevxyl M ' '-2' as 99' 1 xx - - ' Q- fy: . Us al' Sr. Denise Madeleine Ploux, Ph.D Professor .of Biological Science Chairman of Dept. of Biology Sr. M. Baptista Dean, M.S., M.T., Associate Professor of Biological Science Sr. M. Eucharia Mitchell, R.N., B.S., Associate Professor of Biological Science Betty Hill, M.T., M.A., Instructor in Biology BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 76 Nl Sr. Therese Cecile Murphy, D.M.A., Chairman, Music Miss Arlene Woehl, M.M. Department Instructor in Music - U- V x fg' , Q.- MUSIC i l Sr. Mary Alice Hein, M.A Instructor in Music The right path of a virtuous and noble education, laborious indeed at the first ascent, but else so smooth, so green, so full of goodly prospect, and melo- dious sounds on every side, that the harp of Orpheum was not more charm- ing. John Milton Sr. Alma Rose Gaffney, Ph.D. Chairman, Physical Science Department Mr. Gordon O'DonnelI, Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry Sr. Elizabeth Lacey, M.S. Instructor in Physics PHYSICAL SCIENCE - MATHEMATICS Sr. Madeleine Rose Ashton, Ph.D. Chairman, Department of Mathematics Mr. Bruce Aborn, M.S. Lecturer in Mathematics Sr. Rose Eleanor Ehret, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics And out of old books in good faith, Come all this new science that men learn. Chaucer Mrs. Ruth Hatfield, B.A. Chairman, Physical Education Dept. Mrs. Dolores Green,'B.A. Instructor in Swimming Mrs. Helga Auracher, M.A. Instructor in Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sir, you have wrestled well and O'er thrown more than your enemies. SHAKESPEARE Dr. Komisaruk, M.D. Instructor in Psychology We know what we are, but not what we may be. Cervantes Sr. Paulina Mary Mr. Douglas Kennedy, Ph.D. Morrissey, M.A. Chairman, Department Instructor in Psychology of Psychology PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY Sr. Antonia Marie Catherine Flinn, M.S.W. Rev. Gordon Clanton, Ph.D Byrne, Ph,D. instructor in Sociology Instructor in Sociology - Chairman, Department of Sociology PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Sr. Mary Irene Woodward, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Fr. Matthias Lu, Ph.D. Lecturer in Philosophy Mrs. Sheila Gibson, Ph.D. lCand.J Assistant Professor of Philosophy And thou, my mlnd, aspire to higher things. Sir Philip Sidney ll l 'jf ii.. . JL-.. ,rm ' - J, A, Fr. Paul Raftery, O.P., Fr. Kevin Carr, O.P., J.C.D. lLaur.l S.T.Lr., Associate Chairman, Professor of Theology Dept. of Religion Chaplain in 11- 3 . Mrs. Nancy Lewis Mrs. Hilda Brown Mrs. Sylvia Gates Registrar Secretary to the President Bookkeeper Mrs. Mae Puppione Miss Susan Connors Mrs. Judith Petronelli Campus Store Assistant to the Academic Dean Cashier ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Mrs. Evelyn Field Receptionist Sr. Kathleen Pillon Cashier V . .J - f in P A ' ef ' ' 1 .XF .-,-. un-1, . 5' Xxx '4 'i'?g,.:5 x A! 'V LSL A , Q G' ,-A 7 ' Mrs. Bernice Taylor Mrs. Norma Cabral Miss Ethel Rlumann Assistant to Dean of Residents Alumnae Secretary Catalogue Librarian Mrs. Elaine Grossberg Counselor li Wim . .X 1 Q 'X l . V l it ' at 1 fy X- I Mrs. M. Curtin, R.N. Nurse Not Pictured: Sr. M. Andrea Biggi Director of Development Sr. Benedict Joseph Doherty Financial Aid Director Sr. Raphael Mary Smith Librarian Sr. M. Margaret Alacoque Placement Director Sr. Paula Maria Sullivan Humanities Mrs. Margaret Gray Assistant to the Plant Admini Mrs. Lois Heinsius Accountant strator Mrs. Judy Farris Public Relations .f 'N4?- Mrs. Beth Granicher Periodicals Librarian as--Q QE as Q -n E ll' 5 Miss Genevieve Sickafoose Service Dept. Manager .. ...gs K My , v-V,.M1. ,wi 'Tl ' - 'f ' V ' K ,,,-.. vi A ,V 4... -,L .. - ----Y '--f , at--.L 4 I ' - 9376- 'L , -b fq' . , ' . '.,,-lu , - , 11.4.-1 , 4,4 ,, ur.. ,3 A ., ',,'--x, vi-Ky , -, A ian- 1 .ff V- '- , f ing' 1 -:.,,.,i 1' .4 1.Q,.ff 1. :...f, H ,. gif .6 , , ,ff , f' '1f'g 1 Ri . y 1 .....,-mmf .,,-j-'rvf-fziffyv'-ianrk-,na6L:W.g,3 3, j . 4 ', 5 , W .-' --1, xt.-,: ' - ,f-. V I M . -f.jm2fM,,-,J Y - W -A Pl- I I Iii. 'TT' K P 'RW f :W W'i3 I fy PM ,fr 11513 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES in STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Officers of the Associated Students of the College of the Names are - IClockwise, starting in the top left hand cornerl: Margaret Blessum,ParliamentariangJea- nette Palyu, Social Chairman, Susan Case, Recording Secretaryg Chris DeRosia, Treasurerg Roseanne Gau- mer, Corresponding Secretary: Carol Corrigan, Presi- dent: Janet Bernasconi, 2nd Vice Presidentg Betsy Sul- livan, 1st Vice President. STUDENT BODY CABINET Consisting of all the Student Body officers and the four class presidents the Cabinet acts as an advisory board to the Senate and Student Body President. Members are - KROW 11: Janet Bernasconi, 2nd Vice Presidentg Margaret Blessum, Parliamentariang Betsy Sullivan, 1st Vice President: Susan Case, Recording Secretaryg and Pat Weakley, Junior Class President. IROW 22: Chris DeRosia, Treasurerg Carol Corrigan, ASCHN President, Roseanne Gaumer, Corresponding Secretaryg and Lyn- da Van Cantfort, Senior President. fRow 32: Noreen Carroll, Sophomore Class Presidentg Jeanette Palyu, Social Chairmang and Ronda Theisen, Freshman Class President. 4, , 5 7 NW we 1 fx , my ac ima 1 2,1 V, ,W , X T, a - 3 wi ...I , ,af B. D 3' 2 Liuww., M Agfa:-an S W r .,,,.:1LWx .w ff ,S ,A ff Q, M: 54, H22 1' . Warm H5244 M - . .. , L ' inf 'A ,. fifgf gil W 222' 44 we Q .. 3 neg 5 ef Q. ,, ELF . fb 'mm- in T Q. W K , .4 f gm sf I fe. U L sw M 1,1 mvgf.. M Q ,ip fs M .mv 5 .. , , xffmvff, ,J :Lg .22 i ,w S J Hww:--S' 4 Q H 3 Sf mu' 'U .. .vmuxgwp 1 n-Zu K, E.: E W QQ if ak. Ms 1 ,xi 1 6' -6 Q N n 'Gigs yi 4, +1 r in 0 .-A, Q-Ui.. 7 .mar Jw h 5D?! 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H2'f'S':1gFE2'Fm-1 f Ji, if - ?f3?f5g I . ,I-'qi' Q K 1 13,214 Q X ,Q I H L. vi . 1,-V - Z., - .f , Wh - ' 'Hi' ' 5+ f. QW .' ? ' - AA :ii 'ff 5 ff- Yagi' 1 :'ygS.fEf'yqgigfjL Y, .,f1.,' ' ' . ' ' ' in . ,KQV 1 ...-.1 V A ' ,Ma ,nf s SOCIAL COMMITTEE Our Social Committee is responsible for all social events including the Dedication Dance, Benefit Ball and Mother-Daughter Tea as well as other informal activities and exchanges with other schools. Mem- bers are fRow 11: Kathy Donovan, Mary Ellen Jones, Vicki Volney, Carol Essig, Betty Davis, Marcia Ray. fRow 21: Mary Angeli, Fran Ribley, Marianne Bremer, Jeanette Palyu fchairman1, Rosalie Bracco, Mary Harrigan. ' PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE Our Parliamentary Committee, composed of the Student Body Par- liamentarian and the four class parliamentarians, has a special goal this year. They will collectively write a new constitution for the re- cently adopted senatorial system. Members are fRow 11: Mariana Ruybalid, CJunior1. Row 21: Margaret Blessum, fStudent Body1g Chris Torres, tlfreshmanj. Not pictured is Sharon Sodek, lSophomore1. HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council, consisting of the four major Student Body Offi- cers and the four Class Presidents, enforces and evaluates the Honor Code -- a code of conduct adopted by the students. Mem- bers are - fFtow 11: Betsy Sullivan, 1st Vice-Presidentg Jeanette Palyu, Social Chairmang Lynda Van Cantfort, Senior Class Presi- dentg Pat Weakley, Junior Class Presidentg Carol Corrigan, Presi- dentg Janet Bernasconi, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Ronda Theisen, Fresh- man Class President. BUDGET COMMITTEE The Budget Committee handles monetary allotments given to in- dividual classes. Members are - fRow 11: Joanne Hartenstein, tSeniorJg Mary Angeli, Uuniorjg Chris DeRosia tStudent Bodylg Ann Chiappelone, tSophomoreJg Vicki Clares, tFreshmanJ. r ,W ' H12-'-Nun- 7 'Ti ,i:i',13i - T',..I'g- T15-, 11-' ITI': 'ff- 'v ' I-ilf'E,ll .I-.u.IYf1Jl' L h RECREATION ASSOCIATION To stimulate interest in recreation, the FlA sponsors a Yosemite camping trip, the Senior-Faculty Volleyball game, and the swimming tournament open to all stu- dents. This year's officers are: Carolyn Chase, Vice- Presidentg Pat Dugand, Presidentg not pictured is Yong-Lang Kwan, Secretary-Treasurer. .V .-.tg v-V.- F ' V -.-.iw .- . I L- I-I J I EFLTIIFI-IJ.: 'IA-PTEIIl'5'II'lI'Tl 'e ,F': I-II .i. . 5 53-?wyQ'P,f,, l. 4g.lr'2E 'frF- P1 .1 I. ' '- ,' 'I .-2 ,V I , -Q ' ' VI -1 I - LIL, i,t-'IY1'?flg'pf'f'i- -:L , Q :FI i-HL .Y-1'-1 V ' T I I' 'I 3.1 'I' lI.l I . Agn., ,gl I .A I It il i .FA M Y A -1 1 I 1' I 3 u r- , A I -,frm , 1.6 SPIRITUAL AFFAIRS COUNCIL By gathering suggestions to stimulate Catholic Action at the school, the Spiritual Affairs Council assists the 1st Vice President. Members are: Stephanie Jenal, Jo Von Gottfried, Maureen Grabill, Terry Ward, Betsy Sullivan, 1st Vice-Presidentg and Madalyn Ftohrer. X I I1-W -' A . Y V I 1 ., l N,4Hf1fHm-R H' M ,gy 9, 'fg-. uv .fp gs' S r4av NL J im . 1-mg' - . , - ,9 pf ,r ,J .. .wytfuh . I , H , I .fl V 1 , 4' 4 . ' ' 'I 3 s.,J,. v'.1f ' J, 3 Cv., ' 'W gl ,R - -' -5.1.0 - . lu.: ' lr ,- . f 7' . J, I '4- ,LQHL -2. f. ,-A ? haf.. ..r, . tg-v 1 ? -l'v - v . , ' 50? - ' 'nl Q . K ..- N, A . ,T ' 'ly , 1-A xv-f qyf' 'lf Vuabp -.ya . -F l 4 .s. , 1 12A?f ,,,,H Avi E?7iWi'IV', W4 ,s F . , Aid R X 'E ' 4 I I V xg : 1 ' ' s ,f , z 1 ' it m,J,'f. R - . I iv ' f , we Q.. I . A Y ' wifi ' 5 ,.,..-Qf' ---. f iyff 'T1:QQaf ' P' A.. ' ef'Qi-f-Ng g ' , 15 'f E '. 'Q UDL L .tri 36: ' 1 ,,,.,- ,f- Qxie 'Iv ADMW J, :Sa 4 S N. . ' 22.1252 , -,S3? ., 532 F39 , w ,1 -'J . A 1 -f, lfii. ,'. I X P lx, M , . 3, ' ff, W -'ff T Q ' ' W 1-F Y :sf my ww , gp 1 A K A A fav L- 1235: 'Q' .W 1 ' 7 .' 'fn ? , A -wg Y dung. 2 , 1 . . 1 I 4 A vg 5 L Hb -2 R, 1 ,sy wx 5 s 5 v a . W, -.1 155 X if x . x - ri. K ', X' El x ,, V. I-. 1 ' , N' T gf. , 33 fm A ' Gr: ' wx H L? I :.i , ,V - ' 'A' ,f 'xy Q Y mb I ASF! ,af Tl 1. Q - 1 if I s 1 i , ? P fx 1 K f 0 I I A x ti v 1 I Q 1 1 i fl l A .1 Q Lrfiqi h-E K I 1 THRUST Thrust, completing its second year at CHN, seeks to provide the East Oakland community with those CHN facilities and services which would be most useful. The major objectives of the 1969-70 program were: first to develop a program of intensive reading improvement in the poverty area schools of East Oakland: secondly, to develop a training program for elementary teachers in new methods of teaching science especially designed to aid culturally deprived children, and thirdly, to plan a program of on-campus cultural and informational presentations for the entire college community. Members and advisors are fRow 11: Cynthia Le Blanc, Student Chairman: Sr. Rose Eleanor, Terry Ward, Sr. Christina Maria Weber, Administrative Advisor: Mrs. Louise Comfort, Faculty Advisor: Connie Rourk, Carol Corrigan. fRow 21: Marcia Canning, Mary Simpson, Lynda Van Cantfort. YOUNG REPUBLICANS To stimulate diverse political thought on our campus, to bring the philosophy ot. the Party to our campus, to make the Party aware of youth, and to elect Republican candidates, is the pur- pose of our Young Republicans. To reach this goal, they help in precinct work for GOP candidates, attend various conferences and present Republican legislators on campus. Members are fRow 11: Terry Ward, Lynn Jones, Betty Jo Davis. fRQw 21: Ann Chiappelone, Mary Angeli, Val Marble, Jan Skinner, Treasurer: Susan Case. fRow 31: Heidi Ehrman, President: Pat Weakley, Vice-President: Linda James, Secretaryg Chris DeRosia, Ronda Theisen, Georgia Koza. fRow 41: Terry Dignan, Jane Zeno. BLACK STUDENTS' UNION The purpose of the BSU is the education and cultural enrich- ment of the entire Student Body as it relates to Black Culture. A steering committee, consisting of all the officers and com- mittee heads, will head the BSU in such activities as: Beethov- en's Birthday, excursions for minority children, Negro History Week, bake sales, tutorials, conferences, and cultural programs. Members are IRow 71: Terry Brown. fF'low 21: Frederica Gre- million, Pat Lester. IRow 31: Mary Jones, Ines Cambell, Daphne Marshall. fFtow 41: Carmen Brown, Sherry Lee, Angela Smith, Theresa Breaux. fRow 51: Delois Deloney, Barbara Ray. 96 tt MODEL UNITED NATIONS The MUN seeks to learn about the United Nations and how it works. Each year a convention is held when the students act as delegates from a country to which they have been assigned. CHN's MUN delega- tion, assigned to Mali this year, will par- ticipate in the convention along with dele- gates from about 100 other colleges. Mem- bers are: IRow 12: Theresa Breaux, Terry Marshment, Chairman: Maw Jo Quadrio, Erlinda Del Rosario: fRow 22: Roseanne Gaumer, Bonnie Benson, Jan Des Laurier. INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION The International Association, an intercultural as- sociation, meets with the hope of getting to know more about each other's culture. The members attend monthly lunch meetings at which desserts from different countries are served. They are as- sociated with the Chinese Students Association of Berkeley and often entertain at events such as the International Dinner. Members are: fRow 12: Emily Tung, Winnie Tse: fRow 22: Ritchee So, Yvonne Tso, Chairman: Anita Wong: fRow 32: Pat Pairman, Claudia Mu- noz, Bibiana Lu, Morayma Tang: fRow 42: Lilli- ana Reardon, Lisa Foghe, Alice Li. 97 DICCESAN TUTORIAL The Diocesan Tutorial program enables CHN students to assist at St. Mary's and St. Patrick's Grammar Schools. Pictured at right are members - Pat Keane, Debra Sottile, Terry Ward, Co-ordinatorg Suzanne Richard and Peggy McQuaid. CHlLDREN'S THEATRE The purpose of Cl1iIdren's Theatre is to bring wonder and delight into the hearts of children. This goal was realized in the two productions presented this year - Aesop's Falables, a rock-musical inter- pretation which gave new twists to the old tales and The Emperor's New Clothes, woven of a magic that enabled the em- peror to perceive the hidden thoughts of his subjects and discern the true from the false. Pictured is a scene from Aesop's Falables. - w H JL, Bl ' 'ss lr . 5 Q 92 wif' 'lg' 3 A 0 1 VL: Q K .f-.xx u I t , -'q vv .,,, 1 M H . . . . I, j I a K I .1 '-v 1 H' I tit ' 5-Uifljb' ' ' .H , sn -sf' 3 4. J, -F '21, .AI i .I r f 3 7 as 'NT ,Y ' r f H 1 . 3 N Mfr- . - sw. -. K- g ---f -4,-sT.gf.zs-f.f'34-+ '-fm , 1 ,, . V -V .Lf fir-' FTVLQ -', -Y H F., -1.1. T 4-, 7 .YN f ix ...vii PI DELTA PHI Pi Delta Phi, the French Honor Society, pro- motes interest in the French language and culture by attending several functions. This year they have had a luncheon with M. Roger Reinbold, Secrciaire-Genmfal des Services Culturels de France a New York, as guest speaker, speeches by M. Roland Husson, At- tache'Culturel pres l'Ambassade de France'a San Franciscog and are planning the initia- tion of neophytes at the end of the year. Offi- cers are: Pres., Terry Nlarshmentg V. P., Carol Munoz, and Sec.-Treas., Yong-Lang Kwan. Pictured below are members: Ginger Gibson, Kathy Wrona, Terry lvlarshment and Carol Munoz. S x Xnj Mud' 4.1 . 979 N I i,-.-, fa ALPHA IVIU GAMMA Alpha Mu Gamma, the ltalian Honor Society, stimulates inter- est in the Italian language and culture under the direction of Kathy Wrona, Pres,: and Alicia Herrera, Sec.-Treas. Pictured are members: Sharman Demman, Kathy Wrona, Alicia Her- rera and Rosalie Caredio. ALPHA THETA EPSILON Under the direction of Denise Andorka, Pres.g Maureen Mc- Nally, V.P.g and Lynn Roth, Sec.-Treas.g Alpha Theta Epsilon, the English Honor Society, encourages an appreciation of good English and American literature. To see it in action, they attend Theatre Parties at least once a month, and plan spe- cial activities for their monthly meetings such as film reviews, slides and readings. Pictured below are members: Noura Fakoury, Terry Ward, Mary Angell, Vicki Volny, Sr. Rosemary Distaso, Judy Daley, Sr. Mary Anne Spiller, Debbie Kravitz, Connie Flourk, Becky Zigtema, Denise Andorka, Stephanie Jenal, Kathy Donovan, and Lynn Roth. EXCALIBUR Excalibur, the college annual, published under the direction of Carol Gates, our student editor, and Linda Maslonkowski, layout editor, aims to preserve the year's activities and attitudes in pictures and commen- tary. Pictured at the top are: Linda lvlaslonkowski, Carol Gates, Pat Bellini, Charlene Mikulich, Chris Simon and Trisha Stanionis. BOTTOM LEFT: Zanaida Ramirez and Kathy Costello, senior editor, sort pictures. BOTTOM RIGHT: Erlinda DelRosario, Pat Keane and Wendy McGuire discuss picture possibilities. :inf ' 'l mu., U, L iw it wi. . THE NEWSPAPER The Newspaper, prepared to publish all news pertaining to the stu- dents ol CHN, was edited the first semester by Sandy Stephens and the second semester by Pat Fries. ln keeping its readers well- inlormed about what is happening in the world around them, The Newspaper strives to print the facts, unbiased, and sewe as a sounding board for students' opinions. Pictured at the BOTTOM: Il-rj Kat Russell, Kathy McCarthy, Sandy Stephens and Lupe Ramos. TOP LEFT: Connie Rourk and Sylvia Evers lay out a page. TOP RIGHT: Pat Fries, Doreen Abrams and Lupe Ramos pre- pare for paste-ups. LY .e ,L 7 l if l ff LA f. .'1E!+gi!!Hr LJ r'-'lfbnnu wif C 1' ff-ii Sees, V , , wr . If X ig' 1 X . Q . 14 r w ,I 'L , 1.. if liillaiig- L '7 Y-ii X L W, . K ,Y 4-4 v uf , 1 r, . 'f 'T'v-5' A r A M mum 1. ny Yo Abx -5 .r A. xi: rf 3 5, Af ,fa N454 ,. I 1 ? I I 1 1 1 u X 5 I fur ' Af ,ar- .I I .5 ' - . , - f xii. . ' ' . 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XV 15 ' r: -I H ' ' :life .,. np.: I, a., ' f ' 1 Y .' 1 ' 'H Q- J,.'. .,v ' . u- ' . 'f,.. ' , ,.r, 11' 'I L.'.' V. wr? ' I .'.,. n ' ' 1 ' Q2 ', 'fx 'gn V, , -'L-'-1 -: -. -c ..- X .- T e 'a ,J L Q -4. I .1 by ni . 1' . .,.,: . 1,1 .V a:'fqf .ff V. ' LL. l'1 f1 'fi V JL? . JA vffvtj wif. 3. 1 .f . JH -fe 5 VL. ay-1,.' iw 1 . V . V . I I , o I E sq .xv j , 3 , ii - . 7 1.1, -3 I . 12 'XE Q! ' md 4: 1 i , W3 L W l. Uwp SA-er ,- V 1 5... A1 flu Fffiflf ai ,A-him ADVERTISEMENTS AND PATRONS 115 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abruzzini Nicholas Adamo Bela J. Andorka Leo D. Angeli Alexander Babin Lois A. Bergmans Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Blessum Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blewett Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Boyle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Brashear William H. Brasile Jeff Britton Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Campbell Thomas Cannon William F. Carroll Steve Christian PATRONS Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs C. J. McLaughlin .Thomas B. McQuaid .Joe J. Machado John R. Machado Jr. Dave Marshall Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John C. Martin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Maslonkowski Mrs. Beverley F. Mason - Mrs. Thomas R. Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Tony R. Mendes Mrs. Elmer J. Mendonca Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Munoz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Murphy Mrs. Richard A. Murry Thomas J. Noon Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Orser Leslie Ann Costa, R.N. Hilda D. Cuneo Alfred Eugene Daltorio Mr. and Mrs. Fenelon F. Davis Dr. and Mrs. John Derse Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy M. Devereaux Mrs. Beverly J. Biggs Dobbas Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dussault Jr. Dr. Bebe H. Patten Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Poche Alene E. President Mr. and Mrs. Chriss N. Prutsos Joseph L. Quadrio Mr. and Mrs. Angel Quintero Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Ribley Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Clark J. Egan Charles Ehm Robert Ehrman Edward R. Elko J. Gates Jess Goicoechea Paul J. Griffo Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Harri an Sr. Q F. K. Hartenstein J. Hawkins Richard A. Hayden David C. Heath G. H. Hemmen B. W. Jemison Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Jenal Mrs. John H. Kane J. J. Kneier Felicia D. Koch, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Koza Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kuhns Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lamb Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Landreth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. Lewis Dr. Raymond Liguori Mr. and Mrs. John C. Loomos Mr. and Mrs. Louis Loubet Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Rogers Rohrer Family Mr .and Mrs Norbert F. Rossillon Mr. and Mrs. J. T: Russell Mr. and Mrs Louis A. Ruybalid .James Scalvini Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs and Mrs Mr. . The Sottille Family Mr .and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stockle Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs L. S. Selk .Walter Simon Edward Skinner .Charles E. Smith .Thomas H. Smith Marino Soldavini George F. Steffes John Tague Robert K. Teague Kermit R. Thweatt L. Felipe Torres Mrs. John Twomey Mitzie Vollov Mr. and Mrs M. Volpone Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ward Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Webb Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wong Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Wrona Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Young Linda Zanaria GUY'S DRUG STORE HOLIDAY MOTEL Two 447 Guy Shafer, President Blocks West of Mills College Stores Neafesf Campus on Home 50 MacArthur at 35th Avenue 4 Macmhu' B0U'eVa'd 2000 Mountain Blvd., Montclair 536-4877 Office and Warehouse Complimentary Coffee 1600 Factor Avenue, San Leandro-483-7770 THE DON UT CORNER 3439 NIacArthu r Boulevard I MCGUIRE AND HESTER G EN ERAL CONTRACTORS JOHN J. COX PIEDMONT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. Funeral Directors: Loretta D. Cox Edw. T. Donnelly FF. - 'gulf-Er. H3111 658-0220 for that creative touch ..... W1 UW!! N 6 W NX V 5 s zZ X Co 1 f ' E 2 5 5 4 W0 9 7 Hmglxm 6 ,, X, HfUlfl1UXNNX ' IU I STUDIOS 'J 2625 Broadway - Redwood City, Cailfornia - 366-5711 See this as but a speck in terms ofa lifetime, for today is the first day of the rest of our lives. THE CLASS OF 1970 CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS TO THE SENIOR CLASS COLLEGE OF THE HOLY NAMES IVIEN'S ORGANIZATION You and Your Friends Are Invited To Our 13th Annual Steak Barbecue KIRBY'S Merritt COFFEE SHOP AND BAKERY OPEN 24 HOURS FOOD TO GO 25 Flavors Ice Cream Manufactured Here Phone 444-6955 EAST 18th AND LAKESHORE, OAKLAND KIRBY'S ELEGANT FARMER SABATTE BROS. FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS BERKELEY FARMS Marin Walnut Creek San Mateo Hayward Santa Clara Vallejo 47th and San Pablo Oakland OLympic 2-9924 LUCCA DELICATESSENS, INC, BIRTHDAY, WEDDING and PARTY CAKES to order in u It NELDAM'S DANISH BAKERY Weddings and Parties Fancy Pastry, Tarts and Cookies PickedFTJopd or .Catered 658-1967 THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU: 3401 Te'e9'aPh Avenue 3121 Castro Valley Boulevard 537-0958 Oakland- California 94609 3838 Telegraph Avenue 654-9188 376-5101 1509 East 14th Street 357-7767 Rhea,-n'5 Center San Leandro, California Morago, California 94556 Fine Printing ' Lithography ' Creative Design Service I I il I .ey Ill'LhS,inc. M151 261-711s 433 usssrsn smear - DAKLAND,CALIFb s4so1 Since 1929 Suppliers of Fine Printing 'to Discriminating Buyers of limi 'Y ' POSTERS, BROCHURES, CATALOGS, PUBLICATIONS, A M. ANNUAL REPORTS V Jo B B E Point of Purchased Materials-from one color to six- from thousands to millions JOBBERS BROKERS EXPORTERS 2843 San Pablo Avenue BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA 848-3460 Congratulations to the SENIORS Prescription Pharmacists STIER DRUG CO. 451-6900 3407 Lakeshore Avenue Oakland California THE TYPEWRITER DOCTORS 2108 BROADWAY OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA 832-3465 Passenger - Truck - Tractors Earth Moving - Airplane New - Used - Recapped EAST BAY TIRE CO. 225 Third Street OAKLAND, California 94607 Joe M. Fuetsch, Mgr. 448-8811 5 3 V f., , rf fb ,F 234' dig' -ffri ' V J J. fn U o F qi Eiga f 'Mx I ,QV 32 U-El'liENTH STREET I 1 DAKLAMQVEALIFDRNIA 94612 v'jx5' PRDR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Valva Realty Company 727 - 14th STREET IBetween Castro 81 Brushy GLencourt 1-7317 HOMES - APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES ANYWHERE IN THE BAY AREA C Q I I1 S CI EXCALIBUR STAFF THE JUNIOR CLASS 1 .XY H 5 'A -uv.-f an-5 -. -Q ,. Ja M, ,v 'U W x .1 -v 4 f X CONTINUE Your CHN Association Through YOUR ALUIVINAE. ASSOCIATION 3,2 NAT LENA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CONCRETE CONTRACTORS 1174 Nineteenth Street Oakland, California 444-2630 NOW THREE STORES TO SERVE YOU Piedmont Grocery - 4038 Piedmont Avenue Village Market - 5885 Broadway Terrace Skyline Market - Skyline ot Redwood IN APPRECIATION To the Administration and Faculty -for the Education of Our Daughter, LYNDA VAN CANTFORT BRUCE BAUR Oakland 94609 Mullen Pharmacies, Inc MULLEN'S Rx PHARMACY 4401 Broadway Oakland 94611 653-6800 M I DTOWN Rx PHARMACY 425-A 28th Street 835-8400 WEST COAST Complete Vending 261 -5959 261-5954 Repair Sales Service 2124 Livingston Street Oakland, California The Class of 'I973 extends its warmest congratulations to the CLASS OF 1970 ls. 130 1us2r'g.-2 vvvv-ovvvril SIA F000 PHONE: 339-9l5l Cyl ?iAluer-menk Wharf DELICIOUS LUNCHES 81 DINNERS ALSO SEAFOOD AND POULTRY MARKH IMONTCLAIR DISTRICTI zona MOUNTAIN BLVD. LILLIAN It ART season OAKLAND. CALIF DAVID MAITERI BEST WISHES to SENIORS from the CLASS OF 1972 PICETTI ENTERPRISES ALAIVIEDA, CALIFORNIA 521-9737 Lawrence Pioetti - Building Contractor Compliments ot SIERRA ELECTRONICS EDITOR'S PAGE On behalf of the Excalibur staff I would like to take this opportunity to thank those who, without necessarily taking an active part in the publica- tion of the yearbook, have been instrumental in its production. Among these are: Sr. Baptista, whose experience was invaluable. The Administration, particularly Sr. Ambrose and Sr. Christina Maria for their cooperation. Staff members, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Farris and Mrs. Gates for their interest and aid. Carol Corrigan and the Senate, for their support in our time of need. The Class of 1970, whose words of encouragement saw us through many a crisis. Fr. Carr, for his ever-ready words of encouragement. My mother, for tolerating the clutter and the unusual time schedules. Special thanks to: Kathy Costello, for the excellent work she did in the organization and completion aof the Senior section. Linda Maslonkowski, for assuming the thankless job of layout editor. Without her dedication and persistence there would not have been an Excalibur 1970. Many thanks to her and to her family from all of us at CHN. Gratefully, CAROL GATES Editor A WORD TO NEXT YEAR'S EDITOR As everyone will tell you, yours is a thankless job. But don't be discouraged. When you are bogged down by financial matters, never knowing if you'll be able to pay your billsg or when you realize the night before the deadline that you have completed only 30 pages and you need 335 or when you're typing until 2 or 3 A.M. the morning of your deadline, keep this rule of thumb in mind. Always think ahead to your finished product. The most gratifying moment you will experience is that in which you see your first pages in print. Another good rule to remember is that no matter how hard you try, you will never be able to please everyone. Merely do the best you can. I wish you all the luck in the world and l hope to see your book. CG 131 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sr. Francesca Cabrini for her aid and encouragement. Sr. Linda Orrick for her patience and aid. Steve Woodall and Mike Brice of Keith Cole Photography for their help and excellent photography. Bill Austin of Wheelwright Lithographing Co. for his patience, encouragement and prompt service. Tom Walters for his excellent photography appearing on the following pages: 24, 25, 35, 43, 48, 49, 55, 64, 69, 71, 72, 75, 77, 117, 118, 119, 123, 124, 125, 127, 129. A special thanks to Dave Slater, whose photographs appear on the cover and on pages 4 and 5. Infinite gratitude to the 1970 Excalibur staff: Linda Maslonkowski - layout editor Kathy Costello - senior editor Pat Bellini- business manager Wendy McGuire - clubs editor Marie Moffat - advertising manager Pat Dillman and Andrea Stocker-copy editors Chris Simon and Trisha Stanionis - Charlene Mikulich patrons' managers Leslie Ohman Erlinda del Rosario Zanaida Ramirez Pat Keane Margaret Kennedy Thanks again to all, CAROL GATES Editor ... A -fm-,. ,...V.,,Y. i ,-, , ..+:.w .qafsf-fl-aiL:,1T:-T A1'.LZ3F4'.'f...-., ' M ' ' ,, , Q, N , - , . Q, .. :g.-x 1 ru-fH- SV,