Marin Catholic High School - Montistella Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

,fr There is indeed a wonderful appropriateness in this comparison of Mary to a star, berause as a star sends out its rays without detriment to itself, so did the Virgin bring forth her Child without injury to her integrity. And as the ray emitted does not diminish the brightness of the star, so neither did the Child born of her tarnish the beauty of Mary's virginity. She is therefore that glorious star, whifh, according to prophery, arose out of lamb, whose ray illumines the entire earth, whose splendor shines out fonspicuously in heaven and reathes even unto hell . . . -St. Bernard of Clairz-'aux , , x e X s'm,'f:.f: ,' at '-fwgijq,-.11 . .' :neg ' . ' 7 :Wm f'5 i'iK.,1 , -' ii' . , -' ..' M.- f,z,.'eg3nH,'f!!-1 ' lf H - 'f'.-L 1. 5' 2-llmfitfffiwf I ' - gh Qgiib' ' f er -,-N, -253.35 - . 1 5 'I K . .M':-..,:1 .. 'M-:--.jew V , ' - -1,1-4k..,, .M .,, ., .I X. x 'S 1 ,g v ' 'gf s V,-H. 1' ., . u . 1 A N nn x I X ,r. -A .. X ty. 1-.ixagb 4 f '. . Q w , . 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I , , j' ', ,g ,1,.:': JI., x Q I S XQ 'I ,'I I ' I . Q ' - In , - A ' ' 'fJ-2 'A' ' ' VM I1 ' -nf - -A 'Q' .4 v I 'ibwiw 'x 1 ' . ' ftwff ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , 7' . .4 4- f '1' 4fV'i5-.?. 7'- fi:'.9. 'z ' ' Q ' 'L I ' f ' ' ' ' ' AP- '- A r A S l Montistella 1958 Marin Catholic High School San Rafael, California The slay has faded to a dusky, six o'clock grey and a lone white star shines just ahove the rough silhouette of the mountain. The school, spilled gently at its foot, is almost empty now. The corridors hetween the plain white huildin gs are quiet. In a chapel that is lit dimly hy a few flickering candles, the foothall team is praying to their Mother for success. Four industrious girls are in the auditorium putting the final touches to the colorful decorations for the 61!67Iillg,5 dance. A crew of hoys is preparing the long green field for Saturday's game. The cool, crisp air tingles with excitement. This is MARIN CATHOLIC. As night falls across this picturesque setting, the evening star shines hrighter. The school is deserted now. Bathed in the white radiance, it appears almost luminous. It is a quiet. heauti ful sight, and a fttin g Shrine to Mary, to the Mother, to the Star of the Nfountain - to the MON TISTELLA. TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ..........,........,......, . . . 6 Graduates . . . 14 Classes . , . . 54 Activities ..... S0 Athletics . . . . 70 Memories ..... 88 x XNwm V, The MQNTISTELLA, the mahy hours of work 'hwy WW put into it, we respectfully dedicate to the Most Reverend john Mitty, our Archbishop. uilnllm, f fulfill 1 -i y REVEREND FRANCIS A. QUINN, MA. REVEREND JOHN T. FOUDY, Ph.D. REVEREND JOHN SCANLON, A.B Assistant Superintendent of Schools Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools k ff fi if' l ff' fi fl if If Qfs 'j?,'f I, 1 K .Al ' N' Hlntroibo nd ulture Dei. I will go to the altar of Gnd, I will offer Him my day. I will offer Him my life as tt student - my joys und sorrows. triumphs and failures, my works and pleasures. I will give freely, as He gave freely of His Son, in the Mass. For it is in the Mass that my student life and the life of Christ are joined. Ad Deum qui luetificut juventutem meumf' FATHER DONALD PYNE . if X xx ith Ii.'XTllIfR RYAN: XY'hilc remembering xou nt Holx Mass, I often sux' those bdlllliflll xx ortls, Doi ninus xobiscunf' ilihcl ' .otci hc xxith you Thi s ancient form of greeting is at xxondcrful salu lution, for it is 1 . 4 prayer that i 1 homt 1 and at stthool, in It-isurc timc amd in evcrx' thing. lt is most fitting th cn that xou tlost- your four years alt Marin iluholit' High Syhool with this prayer, 'l,HllliIlllS NUl3iSL'lllIl.n Manx' th c Lord he xou totlnx' and nlxx'z1x's. Il tty of x Oneness in 31. 1- xii urpose hrisl If ff' 35 'ff M mr Amerie -YL. Q wee 3 It ,N M w o n l -r H MICHAEL IRIBARNE: The hell rings thriu. Students pour to the altar of God Wfith tht Body of Christ within us our sthool throhs with supernatural life. Never his there been a prouder student than I to hiv. been I part of its steadfast growth 1 ,growth that is permeated by the grin. of bod lt is to Him that we should lIlI'll1UlL our many successes: to Him thlt vit offer our achievements, our .ittomplish ments. To the teachers amd the students I say keep it up. It has been .1 great s.1tis faction and an honor to have lucn president of the students of Marin Cntholit Bound together to you in Christ, l shall nexcr forgtt you God bless you all and thank you. F. - ,. ev P?rs,4 ' 'T ' sv -Rug ' . , v , . 4 1 ' i ' 1 Q i U u i v 9 . . I . . . I . . S . . , . '12 I if : ' la . . i . 6 t I I ' s 1 4 1 h .- -.1 -- -. 1. . . if , .' .-2-3: - 'i'L'.:2 4551 :Fav ff, .113 Z . .slfz - .f. neg- . . c-. y- - .R Jig. 'u 411-,.. , -1:25p- rf - sf buff'- '.,f' I I FACULTY Lord, purify my heart and lips that I may worthily proclaim Thy Holy Gospel. The Holy Gospel - the words of Christ the Teacher in the Mass. And it is the work of the teachers in my student life to be His instruments in bringing His Word to me. In this role of shaping not only mind, but body and soul, there is a vast and never-ending task. My teachers' work for me is long and hard, but it is their dedication and self-sacrifice that reaps eternal reward. Laus tibi, Christe. Religion English General Science Latin Federation Moderator FATHER LAWRENCE RYAN Principal English FATHER -IAMES POGGI Religion English Spanish Yearbook Moderator FATHER DONALD PYNE FATHER FRANCIS LACEY Dean of Boys Religion Economics Latin Student Council FATHER EDVUARD IJULLEA Dean of Studies Physics Mathenmtics Latin Faculty Coach FATHER BERNARD CUMMINS Religion English Sociology Speech - Drama Athletic Moderator FATHER ,IOHN Cl TNNINGHAM Biology Chemistry Spanish Sodality Moderator Religion Latin English Concessions Cafeteria FATHER CORNELIUS BURNS Tmf SISTER MARY BARTHOLOMEW SISTER M. ROSE DOLORA SISTER MARY HERBERT Religion Religion Registrar English Chemistry Religion Latin Algebra English Science Club Civics CSF Moderator SISTER M CATHERINE LOUISE SISTER M, ANGELA CLARE SISTER CARLETTA MARIE English English Assistant Principal Religion History Dean of Girls French Librarian Religion journalism Geometry Student Council ,Q -v' -9-Stytfr , W -v if Yr ' I 3 my l x .I G ,X 1 ii 1- ' iz fLX' I Ht A ' 'fl ' , , xylem, Ji -. ' IV, ll , E SISTER MIRIAM ELIZABETH Religion Choral Music SISTER M. MARGARET ANGELA Art SISTER MARY BERNARDINA SISTER EUGENIA MARIA Religion Religion Spanish Clothing French Home Economics SISTER M. ROSE Religion English Stenography Transcription HELENA General lVl2IIl'lCf'Il2lIiK'S Sodality Moderator SISTER MARY FAITH Religion History Typing Stenography GAA Moderator MR. THOMAS DINEEN Physical Education Business Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Varsity Football - Track Lettermen Moderator MRS. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM Biology History Pep Club MR. FREEMAN BLAKE History Business Law Camera Club MRS. WILMA SPAAN Secretary MR. BERNIE SALIN Band MISS MARNA MAYNARD English History Speech Drama MRS. ESTHER M. OWENS Treasurer MR. JOHN DELURY History Speech Radio Club MRS. MARCEL ROMBACH Physical Education GAA Moderator MR. VICTOR MILOSLOVICH English Algebra Physical Education Typing Varsity Basketball MRS. ZOE BINTLEY Librarian MR. MICHAEL DAVLIN Algebra Geometry General Mathematics Varsity Baseball - Football Pep Club FATHER LAWRENCE RYAN EL .IN 3. F. '1 .i. .. ,r.,3,' -' V t, I W IS.. GMDUA TES Q! wi J Accept, O Holy Father, Almighty and Eternal God, V5 this spotless host. This is the offering. My offering, small though it may be, I give to you, too. Four years I have prepared through work and prayer. Four years, and now I am ready to leave. All the things that I have learned, all the games that I have played, all the memories that I have gathered, I give to you. Like Christ, I must go out now and give of myself and do Thy work. Which I, all unworthy, offer unto thee . . . V Ra. J .91 'ia' .. :sf':2?3' ig? . 'I . I GARY ANTOLINI speech prom committee track pleasant it 1 J K, .gif f ,fs VICTORIA yell leader song leader pep club spirited ACCIARI CATHERINE ALFONSO GAA soladity honor roll sunny SUSAN BACIGALUPI sophomore class president sodality representative honor roll sincere 'fl flfftf NANCY BARGHINI GAA president radio club humorous X CHARLES AUGUSTINE Elwood football rally commissioner athletic BETH BELL GAA drama club sodality glowing a 5, A ttte 2 5 'x LAWRENCE BIANCALANA FRED BREUNER SONNIE BROWN c-tl basketball Rafters drama club jv baseball basketball sociable well-dressed football good-naturecl DAVID BRUNI lettermen basketball track Ohh PATRICK CARROLL lettermen president football drama popular BARBARA CASEY sodality representative GAA board honor roll buoyant PATRICIA BRUNO song leader YCS secretary speech vivacious I7 MICHAELA CERRUTI radio club science club drama club affable COLLEEN COOPER drama club sodality GAA amusing WILLIAM CONNER Glease prom committee jv football quiet JANE CORBETT pep club sodality representative GAA lively if if X lx ELAINE CRANE radio club science club GAA thorough FRANCIS DANIS yell leader drama pep club diminutive ROBERT DE ROSA head yell leader basketball baseball boyish JAMES DIXON PATRICIA DONEGAN yell leader pep club freshman vice-president witty DANIEL Bagdad speech pep club garrulous Whale drama football comical CARROL CSF track lertermen scholarly JOAN DUNPHY sodality cha1rman drama club GAA hilarious AVR S I is SUSAN FAY song leader freshman secretary sophomore vice-president feminine if LINDA FERRARIO senior treasurer pep club emcee echoes loyal 1 I 20 DAVID FERRIS sodality football baseball masculine CLAUDIA EDENFIFLD sodality drama club quiet EVELYN EVANSCO sophomore class secretary pep club drama club variable MARIE FFDELI sodality president junior vice-president CSF considerate JAMES FINN pep club sodality swimming affable GARY GIACOMINI CONNIE GIORDANO ROBERT CEILCHRIST jake student burly secretary pep club CSF junior class president track basketball sodality treasurer boys' Sliltc enthusiastic unique relaxed BARBARA UIOVANNONI sodnlity GAA pep club bright l 1 KEITH GRADY Nose basketball baseball unique RONALD GRADY camera club pep club track artistic PHILIP GOLDBECK fuotball basketball baseball smooth MARY GRAHAM song leader pep club speech energetic MARTHA GRAY emcee echoes MYA drama club creative PHILIP HAMON Rollo sodality pep club amiable JACKLYN GRAVESEN junior vice-president pep club GAA whimsical CLARICE GROCHOWS freshman secretary pep rlub representative radio club impetuous JEAN HARRINGTON senior president sodality honor roll faithful HENRY HARTMANN sodality speech journalism bashful BARRY HAYXVARD Tiny speech basketball sincere MICHAEL IRIBARNIS student body president drama football capable '-it ROBERT H CSF football yearbook ed valiant ASS itor PAUL HENSLEY Tiger honor roll track steadfast MARIANN GAA sodality MYA entertaining E IVERSON 23 G JAN JOHNSON dramatic arts winner president of drama club sodality studious JUDE JUNE sodality representative drama club inquisitive MICHAEL KLAPPERICH The Toe football track cheerful 24 DIANNE JAAX junior secretary pep club GAA radiant THOMAS jERVIS taciturn X x 1 THERESA JONES GAA sodality MYA straightforward JEAN LAMB GAA sodality sodality chairman comical BERNADETTE LAVIN EARLENE LEIF GAA' freshman vice-president sodality macy's hi-set representative MYA sophomore sodality officer sweet genial WALTER LENNON band somnulent CHARLES M A DRI D prom committee football track compatient SUZANNE yell leader soclality pep club effervescent MADRIERES DONALD LETHBRIDGE came scien track busy ra club ce club JUDITH LUBARSKX sodality GAA humorous senior vice-president CSF sodality representative unassuming sfx MARGARET MALUGANI SALLY MARR GAA horseback riding manager drama club pensive X X JUDITH MARTINI GAA sodality drama club efficient 1' jAM ES MEDEIROS honor roll basketball lettermen hard-working SANDRA MEAGHER senior president GAA manager pep club clever CAROLYN MEHERIN GAA representative sodality representative pep club impulsive ARLENE MOGA sodality representative GAA retiring., MICHAEL MULLl:N honor roll track speech candid I X .. LINDA MacMILLAN song., leader GAA secretary football princess, 1956 poised MAUREFN MLGRAXV junior treasurer pep club emporium hi-board representative gracious JUDY McKEON senior secretary sophomore president emcee echoes amiable FRANCES McLORG senior vice-president secretary-treasurer, drama club emcee echoes earnest , if l T' ' .A , in ' i 'Ni , . in fkkr SUSAN NIEDERHOLZER student body vice-president sodality secretary girls' state representative inclefatigable MICHAEL OLAYOS sodality honor roll reserved 28 SALLY OSHAUGHNESSY GAA sodaliry representative office work active BRENDA McMANUS GAA science club radio club athletic PETER McREYNOLDS pep club football track wi tty t LEIANNE O'BRIEN yearbook editor mission committee chairman radio club capable MARY ANN PAPINA drama club sodality representative musical cheery 'ir' LOUIS PARENTIE Grub pep club football laconic THOM AS PENDERS sodzllity pep club lmschall I'llCCh2ll'llC2ll QW fs fx!! FORT PIEARSON su imming journalism pep club I'll see you then jlIDITH PORTER GAA sodality calm GERALD PETERSON cheerful 5 DONNA PISIJERSON GAA sndaliry draxnm club reserved jl TANITA PERE7 sodzllity shy lbw R : fig. 5 ' Q 'L A Fi 29 EONARD PIERACCINI football baseball d basketball ly VIARY PRITCHARD odality representative lrama club rrepressible ZHARLES QUINN 'Skip speech ootball ionscientious 30 MICHAEL POWERS pep club sodality baseball easy-going THOMAS PUGH Renege sodality president football wry NANCY REINHARDT CSF drama club trustworthy MICHAEL SANDBACH UBOHC-. football baseball happy STEPHANIE SIEEGER GAA manager yearbook drama club candid PETER SHEA Pepe honor roll track sociable ANN SAXVAYA pep club ' Mu, ' GAA 'iw' sodality mf :Qt-., responsible Q, 'X gi, 1 . , ff' Vv', 1 V wr .1 QQ A W. A mf gw.i A4.- V X' 5 INEZ SEQUEIRA YCS drama club vice president senior class secretary serene EIJWARIJ SKAPINOK football manager basketball manager track unpredictable 31 1 ii 3 5, 1 Q, 'L 'at il 3 3 2 in-lv N8- WILLIAM SLATTERY SlatsU senior president football likeable NANCY SMITH GAA drama club sodality representative jovial FRED SOLLOM speech drama practical TIMOTH XVorm sodality football spirited Y STORRS DONALD ST. SURE drama iv football track deliberate SHARON SOUSA junior class president football queen contestant sophomore-freshmen class dynamic LORETTA TARTAGLIA sodality pep club conscientious wt-, 51 'S' F s i' ff wg? x. sa 'iw if if . ,,, '12, , . ,gg SCC I' eta KENNET sodality lettermen track amenable ' 5 a LAUREL TAYLOR sodality GAA MYA tranquil VALERIE VAIO sophomore, junior yearbook emtiee echoes alert MICHAEL VANCE treasurer sodality football pep club congenial H WAEGNER CAROL WEBSTER GAA drama club sodality cooperative BARBARA WILBOR GAA sodality unassuming J' MARILYN WAGELE sophomore vice president senior treasurer CSF sparkling 33 ,4 -'sz-21411145 -C ' 1 5,1-A. Q 944' 03'-' 'If - 1 YA E 4. 1 5-,L , ' .V , .. 3 . . uc, l is f L.. :Aft T.. .- 14. A 1 '.1 .7' .' V s r, jf ' 1 1 -I 4 I I 'c a s I CLASSES As the priest pours the wine and Water into the chalice, he begins the Work of preparing and dedicating himself for the sacrifice. I, too, freshman, sophomore, junior, am preparing myself. As I do the everyday things - the English examination, the quick visit to chapel, the activity or sport after school - I dedicate myself to Christ, I prepare myself for Christ's way - and I know that this is the way, doing not the unusual, but the commonplace. For this is the chalice of salvation. X. 5 if , , 'i 8 . Q 1 4 I m , x 1 :gp 91 I NM a p f Q u 1,, 1 X 0 1 4 l N. . NX F' - A? ,gr ' 1 K , If f I ,f .N X W , , , ,Q f ,' J f 5 Q7-fe 'ff'- Qf 4- 5 0 4 5 ' re 5 1 B , , , A A 'Q gun--f Iunior Class 'Q Officers SANDRA FRAIZE ROSE BERNASCONI KATHLEEN WALSH CAROL MCQUEENEY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer JOHN SWART Treasurer WINSTON SEARLES Secretary MICHAEL GALLAGHER President DAVID CREIGHTON Vice President MELINDA KRAUSE President JE A N CURTI N Treasurer GAY LEONARDI Vice President DEBORAH O'BRIEN Secretary 57 v,c ' . rung ,471 IP? 'l' JANICE JANSOONE, Secretaryg BARBARA BYRNE, Vice President: BARBARA GARRIS, Treasurer: JUDITH LYMBURNER, President. GARY BARTOLOTTI, Presidentq RICHARD KEATON, Secretaryg JAMES CHEETHAM, Vice President: DONALD MCCRFA, Treasurer. 1-Q., ophomore Glas g ex ' L. n z 11- Nov' NANCY NIEDERHOLZI President LYNNE RISIN Secretarv K' . , BLAKE RODGERS, Presidentg ARTHUR QUINN, Vice President PATRICK CASEY, Treasurer: MICHAEL ML'CiRAW, Secretary. LESLIE DONOHUE, Treasurerg NANCY FRIEL, Vice President: MELINDA HILTON, President: NANCY APPEL, Secretary. Wifi 'W ' e 4 ,,.. N-5.5-nu' ' 'W' may 1: 5 sr an ,T 1 '- ' , . - 555 'L Freshmer Officer ELAINE HEDGE Treasurer MAUREEN CHARLE Secretary SUSAN SMITH Vice President EUGENIA GABEL President MICHAEL BECKER Treasurer WILLIAM FINN Vice President ROBERT McMULLE President GERALD DE ROSA Secretary ELIZABETH RILLA Vice President JO ANN DODSON President NANCY SHAW Treasurer MAURE EN SHERID Secretary Class ILLIAM GRAIJY Secretary QTHONY GIUSTI Vice President DBERT HOLLAND President JTONIZ SOI TSA frczlsurcr AN CARR csidcnt llfLIf BLOOM crctnry 'RICIA CYMALLIEY cc President 'ERNF FLYNN 'czlsurcr QLD CRUXVF 'c President Aw QUILICI f2lSllI'Cf mu QUINN 'rctnry LARD GI TFRRERO -siclcm Iunior Boys FIRST ROW: Thomas Christian Timothy Fitzharris Michael Deasy Michael Gallagher Reid Blake Michael Bush james Dodson Craig Goldman SECOND ROW: Charles Droesch Garron Beidman john Boccabella David Creighton William Allen William Ferlatte Richard Del Tredici Arthur Cunneen FIRST ROW: john Swart Terrence Onorato David M. Wilson john Jacobs Winston Searles Wendell Joost Terrence O'Rourke Conathan Skinner james O'Sullivan Paul Whittington Orlando Turrietta Russell Spry SECOND ROW: Michael Maloney David A. Wilson Andrew Isetta George Silvestri William Hansen Ralph Mihan Michael Riordan Donald Paynter Donald Morosi James Pulskamp Paul Strausbauch FIRST ROW: Evelyn Barry Helen Moore Candace Rivara Katherine Meyer Linda Riordan Nichole Baranski Marleen Todt Laura Brown SECOND ROW: Joyce Leonardi Alice Churchill Deanna Denman Sally Mullen Deborah O'Brien Kathleen Shelly Gay Leonardi Martha Murray THIRD ROW: Katherine Fugina Barbara Michelotti Elizabeth Beutler jean Curtin Barbara Noren joan McMullen Therese Briare Maureen Tresch Melinda Krause FIRST ROW: Carol Ruggiero Mary Bloom Joanne Fitzpatrick Collette Devoy Sue Manahan Carolyn Farrell Kathleen Walsh Margo Lourdeaux Shirley Mazet Therese Lehmann SECOND ROW: Maureen McKinnon Katherine Byrne Katherine Holm Corinne Geramoni Carol Giacomini Christine Donohue june Graves Suzanne Guehring Henrietta Catalaa THIRD ROW: Patrica Liebert Carol McQueeney Marian Alvorcl Rose Bernasconi Virginia Dore Carol Bersano Suzanne Young Sandra Fraize Leni Mullane Ann Mariani ...A.. Junior Girls W FIRST ROW: Jerome Novotny Michael McGraw Richard Keaton Thomas Murry Malcolm McLorg Stanley Koehler Lawrence McDougald Richard Hoertkorn Eugene Fassi SECOND ROW: james Klein john Lucas Donald McCrea John Martin Paul Hanson Patrick Murnane Patrick Flynn Michael Newhoff Bruce Morrison THIRD ROW: Michael Fossan Daniel McDonnell john Mullen Spencer Merryman Marshall Niedecker Peter Mitchell Marc Mezzetta jack Hendrickson Robert Naylon Thomas Mellon FIRST ROW: Russell Zappetini Charles Schroth Patrick Riordan Gerald Vaio Roger Wishard Norman Reinhard Robert Turnbull Michael O'Brien james Pearson SECOND ROW: Richard Peterson Charles Wilson Edward Overhouse Richard Quinn Thomas O'Doul Everett Rigsbee Dennis Kornovich David Southard Douglas Provines Richard Olcese THIRD ROW: john Suacci Michael Thiercof Blake Rodgers Lawrence Selna Peter Radieve Arthur Quinn Stephen Slattery Michael Watts Rafael Rodhain ophomore Boys ophomore Girls FIRST ROW: Suzanne Adam Elizabeth Brown Judith Harder Deanne Hensley Regina Dittli Nancy Friel Melinda Hilton Bernadette Meehan Elaine Bernasconi Sherry Jervis Kathleen Marcone Joan Bettencourt SECOND ROW: Candace Giusto Mary Arata Leslie Donohue Winifred Isetta Dianne Magliulo Linda Forde Judith Kelly Joanne Ehat Karen Colla Joanne Brice Marilyn Ferris Claudia Christie THIRD ROW: Mary Crane Merrily Merwin Nancy Appel Judith Beckstrand Jane Capella Miriam Grbac Ann Jardine Nancy Bruemmer June Chisholm Flora Dade Topper Martin FIRST ROW: Judith McCray Gail Soares Genevieve Cunneen Janet Wilsey Judith Lymburner Dorothy Hogan Janice Jansoone Sharon Ziegler Therese Fredette Suzanne Helms SECOND ROW: Barbara Fagundes Suzanne Hayes Hazel Lucas Jo-Allyn Lyon Ann Lucas Cecilia Curran Barbara Byrne Barbara Garris Janette Iverson Sandra Kalfos Judith Kerfoot THIRD ROW: Frances Palmer Becky Friendshuh Collette Goff Dorothy Odetto Margaret Fugina Dona Sutherland Karen O'Rourke Virginia Carter Nancy Vanzin Christina Hyatt ophomores FIRST ROW: William Arntz Thomas Dillon Ronald Denman Robert Del Santo Michael Anderson Robert Bales Jerome Collin John Amato John Albachten SECOND ROW: Charles Brady Edward Couderc Joseph Curley Gary Bartolotti Girard Courteau Patrick Casey Maitland Cline Joseph Behm Thomas Basile FIRST ROW: Aura Walsh Rosalyn Rich Joan Teller Martha Tobener Karen Wendell Elizabeth Stiveson Geraldine Porter Michele O'Brien Jeanne Rodgers Diane Tay erna Geraldine Wicks Gwendolyn Morden SECOND ROW: Patricia Monaghan Joanne Misner Elizabeth Yore Mary Catherine Yore Marilyn Shanahan Kathleen Young Melodic Yoell Arlene Rodoni Barbara Root Lola Sellick Bryce Ann Moore THIRD ROW: Martha Ritzinger Frances Zerga Donna Murphy Patricia Penhallow Carole Perelli-Minetti Sandra Rosso Patricia Smith Lynne Rising Janet Wilhelm Joanne Thomas Nancy Neiderholzer Doreen Puccinelli FIRST ROW: Maureen Sheridan Joanne Dodson Elizabeth Rilla Carol Lagomarsino Marianna Keesmaat Michele Bergeron Virginia Odetto Susan Matteson Sharon Paulist Marcia Jervis Suzanne Barry Colleen Handley Carole Nannery SECOND ROW: Beth Mellin Elizabeth Dignan Joanne Lally Diana Mclsaac Nancy Shaw Kathleen Penders Anne Kennedy Leslie Young Eileen Donnelly Patricia Fogarty Mary Collins Kirby Atterbury THIRD ROW: jennifer Siebert Marietta Lorenzen Lolita Krebsbach Charlene Palmer Frances O'Neill janet May Louisa Miranda joan Moran Patricia Ritchie Margaret Behm Carolyn McNamara FIRST ROW: Douglas Clark William Fuetsch David Giovannoli Ernest Carlson Donald Simon Baron Mullaney Robert Neilan joseph Naklicki Richard Friel Max Herrick SECOND ROW: Michael Quinn Robert Hansen William Nelson David Fitzharris James Bergin Michael Wilsey Robert Stockwell David Paynter james Nobriga Robert Egisti THIRD ROW: Hugh Smith james Soden Gerald Crowe William Costello Willard Guerrero Anthony Bullock Christopher Ahearn Edward Tarrant Richard Graves jack Mann Carl Kalb Frank Solomon Freshmen I Qfirzg, R if i 1 Q L S 'EEQQER fam Q Q a W1 vi x A 9 3 'Q 1 Q wh xi? if 'H A-Yr' X S52 XVI V fa 8' is ., 5 .a i f 3- Q., .gf iv, 5? Q4 xv , X '1 X 4 1 .. H, ffm. -,L zz'-' Ha,- H-:---'5 .5 x : 2. H ' -5 .,..A-: Q35 .,:-fi T7 '.15'.'1 -w,1v4.,,a ':.. 'thy' .J ,- v 3 ,1 ' . A .' 4 l Q -7' J I' i .3 v ,. . 1- l -,-' 1 x w ,Zi 1 fr' 1 4 I V , A1 - . ,- .-. . f. . r:'i ' ,. 'tl ', J- ACTIVITIES Omnia in ipso constant, in Him all things are bound together, says St. Paul. In the tiny white Host, raised high in the hands of the priest, we are all united in Him. It is hard to realize that all my activities are bound up in Him, that the Sodality or Pep club or Speech class are His as much as - and even more than - mine. I will have to be conscious of it, that all I do is done, With Him and through Him and in Him, now and forever. Amen. l tudent Bod Representatives The Student Council is the co-ordinating hody of all school activities. These leaders, elected hy the students, lend their time and talent to the government of Marin Catholic and to the guidance of their fellow students to make their Monti- stella a school of which they can be justly proud. The Student Council contributes the talent and the leadership that make Marin Catholic a second home. Seated: Melinda Krause, Gary Giacomini, Jean Harrington, William Allen, Susan Niederholzer, Michael Iribarne, Constance Giordano, Charles Augustine, Sandra Meagher, Michael Gallagher. Standing: Melinda Hilton, Eugenia Gabel, Willard Guerrero, JoAnn Dodson, Judie Lymburner, Blake Rodgers, Nancy Niederholzer, Gary Bartolotti, Sue Carr, Robert McMullen, Sandra Fraize. 'QI -s., ieated in the library, the Student lody Officers plan cooperatively for successful year. From left to right: flichael Iribarne, Presidentg William lllen, Treasurer: Constance Giordano, Iecretaryg Susan Niederholzer, Vice 'residentg Charles Augustine, Rally Iommissioner. The club presidents plan the programs for each of our organizations. First Row: jan johnson, Drama Clubg Mary Crane, Science Clubg Michaela Cerruti, Radio Clubg Leni Mullane, EMCEE ECHOES Editorg Marie Fedeli, Girls' Sodalityg Nancy Bar- ghini, G.A.A.g Leianne O'Brien, Year Book Editor. Second Row: Charles Augustine, Rally Commissionerg George Silvestri, Camera Club: Patrick Carroll, Lettermeng john Jacobs, Radio Clubg Winston Searles, Band: Thomas Pugh, Boys' Sodality. 11 lv' 7 iq n B The Sodalities of Our Lad To bring a spiritual atmosphere to the Student Body, to activate the spiritual life of its members, and to put into concrete action the precepts of Christ-these are the purposes of the sodalities. The two organizations are open to any young person who shares all the healthy interests of the modern teen-ager. Not sanctity, but the desire for it, is the requirement for membership. ,, l ' Standing beneath the statue of Our Lady, to whom they are dedicated, are Elaine Ber- nasconi, Our Lady's Committee: Marie Fe- deli, Prefectg Therese Briare, Vice President: Sister Eugenia Maria, Moderatorg Martha Tobener, Treasurer: Leianne O'Brien, Mis- sion Committee: joan Dunphy, Apostolic Committeeg JoAnn Thomas, Publicity Com- mittee: and Karen Wendell, Secretary. Father john Cunningham, Moderator: Tom Pugh, Presidentg Dave Ferris, Secretary- Treasurer, survey their work of painting and varnishing the student chapel. hl hi Federation The California Sc o ars p 'lInm.,..,,,,,,, ' h their moderator Sister Mary Herbert, are the members Posing for a picture in the library wit , of the C.S.F. First Row: janet Wilhelm, Elaine Crane, Barbara Giovannoni, Carol McQueeney, Sandra Fraize, Patricia Liebert, Susan Niederholzer, Earlene Leif, Sharon Sousa, june Chisholm. Second Row: Terrence Onorato, David M. Wilson, Robert Hass, Carroll Duff, Gary Giacomini, Richard Del Tredici, Arthur Quinn, Ka.thleen Marcone, Michael Watts, Marleen Todt, james Klein, Michael Iribarne, Blake Rodgers, Michael Anderson, Malcolm McLorg, and Patricia Smith, Third Row: Connie Giordano, Patricia Penhallow, Suzanne Hayes, Susan Baci falupi, Marie Fedeli, Gay Leonardi, Sally Mullen, Suzanne Adam, Margaret Malugani, jan Zh Elizabeth Brown, Deanna Denman, and L johnson, Melinda Krause, Joanne Brice, Joanne I' at, Nancy Reinhardt. The California Scholarship Federation is an honorary society of students who have attained high scholastic achievement throughout the semester. A life-membership seal on their diplomas, granted for consistent superior ac complishment, is an honor won only hy the hest students in the Federation r Student Publications The EMCEE ECHOES, our school paper, with its news items and feature articles, keeps the Student Body up to ,......1 date on current events at M.C. The MONTISTELLA is a memorial to the events and excitement, to the happiness and the humor of the school year,' it is a lasting trihute to the Senior Class which made that year successful. Reviewing their plans for this year's MONTISTELLA are Father james Poggi, Moderatorg Bob Hass, Copy Editorg Leianne O'Brien, General Editor. jude june, Patron and Sales Drive: Evelyn Evansco, Typistg and Martha Gray, Assistant Copy Editor, are pictured working on the layout and copy. 5 Fifi . '? f Preparing an EMCEITS editorial are Joyce Leonardi, Assistant liditorg Leni Mullane, Iiditorg Carol Ruggiero, Feature Editor. Pictured, taking a deep breath as they survey the finished product, are the members of the IiMCEE'S staff. From left to right: Sister Mary Catherine Louise, Moderatorg Frances McLorg, john Jacobs, Barbara Michelotti, Fort Pearson, Mike lriharne, Sue Guehring, Valerie Vaio, Martha Murray. Seated: Fred Breuner. 9-q-' The Speech Glass The Speech Class, under Father Cummins, participates in ora- torical and dramatic inter-school contests with amazing success, as our trophy case readily proves. Miss Maynard and Mr. Delury round out the coaching team that has brought as much honor to Marin as any other group. Listening to Gary Giacamini's oration for the Lions Club Contest are: Left to right, First Row: Richard Graves, Nancy Niederholzer, Charles Quinn, Gay Leonardi, Richard Quinn, Kathleen Young, Blake Rodgers, Melodie Yoell, Frank Solomon, Timothy Blake. Second Row: Donald Morosi, Connie Giordano, William Allen, Sally Mullen, Peter Mitchell, Sandra Fraize, William Arntz, Jeanette DeLuca, Eugenia Gabel. Third Row: Frances McLorg, Willard Guerrero, George Silvestri, Mary Graham, Malcolm McLorg, Linda MacMillan, Caroline McNamara, Karen Wendell. Fourth Row: Robert Allerton, Susan Jaax, Michael Waltz, Suzanne Barry, Maureen Monahan, Michael Wilsey, Nicholas Fedeli, Fifth Row: Carol Finn, Peter McCann, Kathleen Bodeen, Michael Garvey, Robert Neilan, Charlotte Brown. Sixth Row: Michele Bergeron, David Paynter, Gloria Ahrens, Father Cummins and his class are shown watching a humorous declamation. Back Row: Robert Hass, Deanna Denman, David Wilsctn, Martha Tobe- ner, Melinda Krause, Mi- chael Iribarne, Father Cummins. Front Row: Blake Rodgers, janet Willtelttm, Peter Mitchell, Susan Niederholzer, john Rademann, jan johnson, X I . gt 'sit lf s 4 -if X1 Tom Mellon tompetes in the Name Sons Contest before a speech class au LlICI'lL9 Listening, to him are First Row ary Antolmi Inez Sequeira Marleen Todr Corinne Geramoni Michael fal- lagher Peter Allsman Michael Anderson. Sec- ond Row: Michaela Cer- ruti Clarice Grochow- ski Candace Giusto Martha Ritzinger Karen O'Rourke Stephanie See- ger, Fred Sollom. Stand- ing: Mr. john Delury, Miss Marna Maynard. 59 'KJ Frances McLorg, Secretary'Treasurerg Inez Sequeira, Vice Presidenrg and Jan johnson, President, review possible plays for the year's program. The Emcee Drama Club The Drama Cluh helps Father Cummins, its moderator, to organize and stimulate interest in school plays. Besides their chores as thespians, these students print the programs, handle the publicity, work on the make-up, and serve as ushers for all dramatic performances. The Radio Club The Radio Club plans and produces a radio show on The Big Five, Station KTIM, every Saturday morning. With their interviews, music, sports shorts, and social news round-ups, the students give us a lively and enter- taining pro gram. With their moderator, Mr. John Delury, the members of the Club pose for their picture at the conclusion of their meeting. First row: Jan Johnson, Carol Meherin, Jacklyn Graveson, Mary Crane, Brenda McManus, Mr. Delury. Second row: Frances McLorg, Theresa Briare, Laura Brown, Marlene Todt, Melinda Krause, Corinne Geramoni, Linda MacMillan, Deanna Denman, Michaela Cerruti, President. Third row: Bob Hass, John Jacobs, George Silvestri, Don Paynter, James Pulskamp, Dan Dufficy, Ron Denman, Wenclell Joost, Joanne Misner, Leianne O'Brien, Art Cunneen. Fourth row: Elaine Crane, Henrietta Catalaa, Nancy Niederholzer, Kathy Young, Sandy Rosso, Karen Wendell, Melodie Yoell, Jane Capella, Sharon Sousa, Stephanie Seeger, Leni Mullane. The Glee Club and Band The band, under Mr. Salin, is a recent innovation at Marin Catholic. Not yet two years old, it is responsible for boosting the spirit at rallies and basketball games with its brass blaring Onward, we march to gether and other stirring pieces. The Glee Club rneets during activity period to practice varied arrangements in choral singing. On the steps of the chapel stands the Glee Club, with its moderator, Sister Miriam Elizabeth. First Row: Elaine Hedge, Patricia Fogarty, Marianna Keesmaat, Janet Wilsey, Mary Collins, Hedy Lou Gazzano, Sandra Pastori, Sandra Archer, Colleen Handley, Carolyn Harrison. Second Row: Sheila Keena, Anne Cunningham, Joan Moran, Becky Friendshuh, Margaret Duff, Patricia O'Malley, Helen Moore, Elizabeth Brown, Sherie Walden, Susan Matteson, Jeanne Rogers. Third Row: Emmanuella Cipollina, Jude' June, Nancy Vanzin, Diana Mclsaac, Patte Ritchie, Bar- bara Fagundes, Diane Gooch, Judith Kerfoot, Jacqueline Colturi, Fourth Row: Ann Jardine, Louisa Miranda, Carmelita Casassa, Elizabeth Dignan, Leianne O'Brien, Susan Smith. Fifth Row: Topper Martin, Miriam Grbac, Katherine Fugina, Patricia Liebert, Marietta Lorenzen. The band officers are shown discussing music with Mr. Salin. Mr. Bernie Salin, Instruc- torg Tim Fitzharris, Vice Presi- dent: Winsttmn Searles, Presi- dent: Donna Brown, Secretary: Walter Lennon, Sergeant-an Arms. -og Nw if W QLQL Lm'yl .eF 3 . . f iff il! f iii! sig 4 I I i 5 Pictured here in their gym uniforms with Mrs. Rombach are fclockwise, beginning at 12 ' ' ' ' l S h nie See er, o'clock positionjz Martha Murray, Publicity, Carol Ruggiero, Bow ingg tep a g Basketballg Dorine Puccinelli, Treasurer, Barbara Michelotti, Ping Pong: Nancy Barghini, Presidentg Leni Mullane, Paddle Tennis, jean Curtin, Recording Secretaryg Joyce Leonardi, Volle ballg Gay Leonardi, Corresponding Secretary: Barbara Casey, Tumbling: Sandra Fraize, Y Vice Presidentg Sally Marr, Horseback Ridingg Sharon Sousa, Softball, Sandra Meagher, Badminton. The Girls! Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association affords opportunities for the girls to par- ticipate in volleyball, basketball, softball, riding, bowling, and a multitude of other activities. The members also compete in some sports on an inter scholastic level . The Letteirmen The Lettermen Club is composed of all the school's varsity athletes. The Lettermen help organize the rallies and rooting sections and acl as ser- geants-at-arms at school functions. To them belongs the honor of wearing the MC in recognition of their athletic skill. The Block Society is shown in the gymnasium with its moderator, Mr. Dineen. From left to right: Carroll Duff, Ken Waegner, Mike Klapperich, Pat Carroll, Presidentg Mike lribarne, Tom Pugh, Art Quinn, Tim Storrs, Charlie Augustine, Fred Breuner, Barry Hayward, Dave Bruni, john Boccabella, Gary Bartolotti, Dave Creighton, Keith Grady, Mike Sandbach, Paul Hensley, Ed Skapinok, Jim Medeiros. Not pictured: Bob DeRosa, Vice Presidentg Phil Goldbeck, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Hass, Dave Ferris, Jim Dixon, Mike Vance. The Camera Club The members of the Camera Club, lauouvz chiefly for their candid shots of student life, are a group of photography enthusiasts who meet regularly to use the dark room and trade advice on the fine points of the art. Pictured in the physics lab are, Standing: Mike Powers, james Pulskamp, Ronald Grady, Don Lethbridge, john Jacobs, Vic Avilla, Xvendell Joost. Seated: Don Paynter, Tim Fitzharris, Vice President: George Silvestri, President: Art Cunneen, Secretary-Treasurerg Winstcmn Searles, Mr. Freeman Blake, Moderator. At a meeting in the Physics Lab, the members of the Science Club watch a demonstration by their moderator, Sister Mary Rose Dolora. From left to right: Henrietta Catalaa, Brenda McManus, Michael Maloney, William Allen, Mary Crane, President: Margaret Fugina, Treas- urerg Sister Mary Rose Dolora, Moderatorg Topper Martin, Recording Secretary: Martha Ritzinger, Vice Presidentg Tommy Brooks, Russell Spry, and Sandra Kalfos, Corresponding Secretary. The Science Club The Science Club enlists those students whose interests run to science, and provides them with ideas and projects to develop and employ their interest to the fall. Their chief activity this year is the school's Science Fair. School Spirit The infectious spirit that has characterized the rallies this year at Marin is due to the energetic ejforts of Charlie Aug- ustine, Rally Commissioner, and his Pep Club. The games and rallies were enlivened hy the dance routines of the song- leaders and the ready enthusiasm of the cheerleaders. Charlie initiates the war cry, Who's going to win tonight? tw ia! 4 AQ wx Mary Graham Vicki Acciari Linda MacMillan Pat Bruno sue Fay Songleaders Cheerleaders 44 , L-iw -Law Frank Damis Pat Donegan Sue Madrieres Pep Club P lf: 'WA if I I. ky , , Y X ef t. ,R .4. Win. 2 :sf ff' . 4. .. 'U ffl:..,q,'F! 'N 5 .' V .-in r:' -Sri-z'v.-vi-1.-,txt-5 il - fl. . -f-r.fy rl:nz1':4'f ', h' if b H U Fuuii' ' -.1 x.-Q r-Y'f'Z'iiU vyl':T:, If ws ' 1'1 -, '-: 1 . ,Aff-' Jpf' uf'--. , if-' ff gf' Ir--'X , ,:' 5 f-' IJ .51-' ,J ,:' -. f ,pr 2- 1 , sf' fr A 5'.' D . , ,jf 7 gs 55 .,.'5 ' Al' if Y3' ' 9 :- r - -V 'N .e' ,-' ,. 4 45 :iff N-:. J. .39 1 :. 3' if '1' ' Z S. LI. .1 A T HLE T ICS Omnis honor et gloria. It is difficult for me to realize that the work, the timing, the conditioning and the perspiration mean far more than Winning or losing. Whether I am ramming my shoulder into a pair of thrashing legs, or leaping high to pull that ball off the boards, or going quickly to my right for a stinging, spinning ground ball, I am playing not only for my team, not only for my school, but for my God, who dwells in the temple of my body, a body that I must use for his greater honor and glory. -'x The offense lines up for dummy scrimmage. From left to right are Charlie Quinn, Charlie Augustine, Mike Sandbach, Mike Iribarne, Mike Gallagher, Pete Radieve, and Mike Klapperich. In the backfield, Phil Goldbeck, Pat Carroll, john Boccabella, and Dave Ferris. Head Coach Tom Dineen and Line Coach Mike Davlin are pictured discussing strategy. 'vs Varsity Football This year's Wildcats, under rugged Catholic All- American tackle Charles Augustine, Monitor All- Catholic john Boccahella, and All-County end Mike Klapperich, and co-captains Dave Ferris and Pat Carroll, grew from a green, inexperienced squad to the fast, aggressive unit that fought its way to a CAL II Championship. The gridders concluded their sea- son with a 4-4 record and a decisive 43-7 victory over Tamalpais. Bill Slattery Tom Pugh Garron Beidman, Jim Dixon, Pat Casey, Fred Breuner, Tim Storrs, Dan McDonnell Blake Rodgers Bob Hass, Pete McReynolds, Lou Parente, Mike Vance, and Chunk Madrid lme up for pass defense drill. -nl. ,. ...kt JOHN BOCCABELLA BILL SLATTERY Left End ,f GARRON BEIDMAN t Left Guard Quarterback BOB HASS Fullback MIKE VANCE Left Half PHIL GOLDBECK Q Right Half L- CHARLIE QUINN X Right End MIKE IEHQIIZIERICH . MIKE GALLAGI f Right Guard O FRED BREUNER Right Tackle T 5 4 BLAKE RODGERS Right Half MIKE IRIBARNE Center fl TIM STORRS Right End Lift' Q Q ' E . fi Q J , g ' CHARLIE AUGUSTINE 15 Q , RightTackle 4 I I 9- Q.. P ETE RADIEVE Left Tackle PAT CARROLL Fullback 'F 'X Y MIKE SANDBACH L Right Guard - TOM PUGH Left Tackle PAT CASEY Left Guard Y DAVE FERRIS Left Half PETE MCREYNOLDS Left Guard I-4 ...M 'A as , ly sw Q . E j S M , i figs, , Ja W - ,WW N 5 v A 5' 1 7 1 , Ml . 0 9 1 4 X V x . .. -'r Ex S Ai 5 1 1 x i 1 5 ffjgmgyf X 1 Qxffx Q W , sv . lll 4-M .::1E ' VW af ' , j .2 -x - , W, -Q gq,,.,,,,ggR 'Y 'yi-3 I I .-,, A '3 s Qi W fls if, x ' 5 M K 2 1 3 Q 3 ' .5 M5 1 1' Frosh Condition was the keyword for this year's Frosh squad- the hest in the school's history. Sometimes outweighed and outmanned, hut never out- played, the yearlings of Fath- er Cummins and Tom Hamon make Marin's grid future look bright. The offense is primed for action. Father Cummins watches backs jerry Crowe, Tony McMullen, Gary Rag- ghianti, and Mike Quinn hit the bags. Coach Tom Hamon supervises passing drill. Faculty . . Drake . . Vallejo . . San Rafael Vallejo . . Alumni . St. Vincenfs St. Vincenfs Marin Opponent Catholic . . 40 44 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 37 38 34 35 49 . . 42 66 24 47 65 62 Tamalpais . . Riordan . . . St. foseplfs . . Bellarmine . . St. Elizabetlfs . . 60 O'Dowd . 44 San Rafael . . . 37 St. Mary's . . . 39 St. Francis . 56 Serra . . 51 Riordan . . . 52 St. Ioseplfs . . 46 Bellarmine . . . 35 St. Elizabetlfs . . 66 0'Dowd . . St. Mary's . St. Francis Serra . 50 27 33 33 40 34 40 44 37 35 50 41 . . . 54 17 38 30 40 51 44 38 60 53 55 35 48 . 28 . 49 . 68 . 57 Coach Vxc Mnloslovnch t lines a play for Keith G Bob DeRosa, Barry H y ward, Phil Goldbeck, d Art Quinn. Gary Giacomini, Co Skinner, Bill Hansen, john Mullen, Barry Hayward, Art Quinn, Keith Grady, Phil Goldbeck, Bob DeRosa, and jim Medeiros pose before a game. Not pictured is Fred Breuner. Varsity Basketball This was quite a team. Scrappy, bantam-weight play-maker Phil Gold- beck, big smooth center Barry Hayward, tough, towering Fred Breuner, quick, sharp shooting Keith Grady, fast and tricky Bob DeRosa. Speed, height, hustle, and a strong bench made Coach Vic Miloslo1,'ich's Wildcats the best hardcourt men who ever donned the Blue and White. Their twenty wins set a new record, and one that will be hard to match in rugged CAL com petition. Yes, quite a team! 79 .. Art Quinn Lt L Center Sh. QQ ' ' f .,f if --,: S' - .ff A , 1 ' . .. ft ff Guard 5 All-Ililague AiffCathCalic jim Medeiros Guard Q.--Q 1 1 Hansen Forward Q Keith Grady, Fofwzxrd A Honorable Mention. All4Catholic .L vw Garv Giacnmini P1111 Goldbeck, Guard Honorable Mention, Allfffarholic C0 Skinner Forward ' Guard john Mullen Guard KQLDL' 7 Conch Teil Gnldbeck briefs Dick Del Tredici and Ron Blum during pre-game warm-ups. IayVees The fayVees, under the leadership of Ron Blum and Dick Del Tredici, were fairly even in the win-loss column. Their success, through the ef- forts of Coach Ted Goldhecle, was a culmination of aggres- sive play, team spirit, and a willingness to learn. Over- coming their initial inexperi- ence, they hecame a well- rounded hall cluh-and they'll he around next year, too. Lined up heforc the game are Ralph Mihfin, Andy Isctra, Dave Creighton, Ron Blum, jim Sodeng Cback ruwj Bill Finn, Rich Keaton, Terry Onorato, Dick Del Tredici, Pal Flynn, Bill Grady, Mike Anderson, Blake Rodgers, and Russ Zappetini. I 4...-rx' ,,f' i Coach Bob DeRosa poses with Russ Zappetini, Mike Gannon, jerry Vaio, Pat Flynn, Charlie Brady, Tom Murry, Chris Ahearn, Chuck Schroih, and Mike O'Bricn. Cas and Djs The C's romped through another great season this year winning their second straight county championship under Varsity star Bobby DeRosa. Coach Vic Miloslovich worked with the D's and the mighty midgets progressed very well. Ernie Carlson, lid O'Conncll, jerry DeRosa, and Mike Wfilsey watch Couch Vic Miloslovich draw play patterns. WWW O PX . X X . X X X .L X ,A x-V, K , .X , xx f N - - -. 4, Q k., XXV - t ,K .g, XX X - . . A W 'v1'R'Q8R A Q ffl ifrj fi! 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W -' -1 Q! ,..g,,.. ., W5 v ': , Hf' wg , - X,-4 We wb q . . if , .f-la. ., ' 1 -' Pit vCarrbmEfT Jerry' Novotny, Bill Amtz, Mike Fossan, and Art Cyfmeen look on. ' A ---1,.,.4,L H54-' N . H - ,, I N .. .x V1 ' '25 . Q-16341 I' 6 Jw 'rf , Q? K 35 . , - gif ff .3 .v,. ,f . r iff? 3' fff' if 1: wir -if- if fr: s ,, f ff' 3. fgyf ,X ff . -w ., i-.790 . fig:-'f13.g.' T : rp .x ' 5 I I I 511- . T . 1 - .- - . .'- ' '-lv-r:. ,ri . - -.::..,-.f:.L- .f- ' ' .2 1 1 'Z a ', .'! . r' '. ,.s -7' ,J R x F fi .0 if ln' 4. K. ,M MURIES Communion! The moment we have been waiting for! We file slowly to the altar to receive Christ. How many times have we received Him this year! The opening retreat, the mornings before each ball game, the Monday after we upset St. Mary's, the first Fridays, that panicky morning before the plays - so many memories just as we come together to garner the treasures of the Mass, so do we gather to recite the rosary of the wonderful memories of the past year - the first Home-coming Dance, that hysterical Tam game, the coronation of the Football Queen, the exciting basketball games, the Opera, the long nights finishing those tough assignments, the retreats, the plays, the honors at student assemblies, the laughs, the fun, and the friends - all the things that have made Marin Catholic such a wonderful experience li. AK' .kciqrc -- .as - 4 90 At halftime, Captain Pat Carroll presents a bouquet to Homecoming Queen Susan Niederholzer and Princesses Patti Bruno, Clarice Grochowski, Val Vaio, and Sharon Sousa The Queen and Her Court In the Reign of ueen Susan fi Q 1 -I 0 N 057 040 M fig 55 dike -4-v '. 4 m 'A 'ef w as , Im ? 1- il an fx it sl S 3 N, Q 5 4. A If 5 w Q 'gms , :Q n, vain . W 'aim A., A q -, A .fx ' ps aa 1,1 .P 1 ,I -my uf' X 'F fa Q3 f U 41 X .v-N, I 0 K af J as 'X 1 'Q bi? Un 'fx U 2 tb 1,5 ,AN ji I I N N 4 Q X ' G, f 5 3 ' It 'gp ix , V A , CVS H av QQ' A'95f -ii-2 Y . rx V. . ., J , M. 4 '-. ,-kr 5, , N . eww 'kid f' ,X 5, ...px X ,Fx . 2 1' Y Au 1 ,ls A HDLIC -J ' I ,F 0 Ai, ifgw f,f ! '+-M , ws ., , ' lun . F -,'4f1np5g,x5f , L:.L ,ii RHI 'x t'Lfv , 4' . ,, 4, . 'W an 'D ,ml u wg' g K . 10:55 Q' Q tk, I. , .A L 'N A W X 1 as x. -v. A' f K axixqfvv fb g J 1 ' X ' I' vu uf? 3 xx ,- 1. ,X Al x Kiyfzcgf 55'f'1?' , Q X, I b s 5 'N - . ' z. f ' A 5 ,x 1 'Q 5 ' A. 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Inez Sequeira is . Michael Iriharne . . fan johnson . Patrick Carroll . Martha Gray . Charles Quinn . Afichaela Cerutti Connie Giordano . . Don St. Sure . . Fred Sollom Charles Augustine . . Rohert Hass Lincla MacMillan It Nd'1frRff'1lWdf . for which We stand . Sandra Aleagher Bernadette Soubi- rous, are you pert, or merely stupid? She's pointing to the hedgerosei There is going to be 11 miracle! 'IOO 1 In ' ' 1 - , 5 1 A A , I RA. 'WW' QWWNVAYQ Q. QQ!! 5 v wr if Q , W as ' 7 1551 . 1372 1'-'fm - .s' 345g f is gg ,fx 4 1 S355 +41 1 M, A .Vila-fs: . f, , wiki y yd: an X , I 5 Gra daifon s I Q Q? X 5 f' ' ' g ' Q1 J 'Y ji' 4 If , 1 , V ,ft If L' x ff. Ni, A xx ! 45 y Q - yi . ' 'I' ' 7 4, - 'N , v N 'f 'Nik s fi . , 1' xi- I g . , - X X Q . -' v.QQ X , vt, x vt lg 1 ' ' 'xv I y . A A' xx is ni ,xi 4 r K I L X Q tx., vt . Ahsuf, T: - H Y? Q ,, W ' Jr ' .V ff -X .- Q x. I f. s A-, X . I ,v. . ,r ' l . ,Q -. A ,v,. , K, ,sw , 'P' 0,6 ' 'T 1 A. 9' 4 Q ' , 'F iff 'S fy fl. 'Q x-51-lif - ' 1. 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H KF - cknowledgments We wish to express our sincere thanks to the following, uithout whose kind help and encouragement the MON- TISTELLA '58 would not have been possible: Miss Leianne O'Brien '58, for the many hours spent in lesignin g layouts and for general editorial workg Robert Hass '58, for the major portion of the copy in his year's hooky lMiss jude june, for supervising the patron and sales rzve,' Miss Evelyn Evansco, for tying the copy, Misses Stephanie Seeger and Valerie Vaio, for managing he snapshot driveg Sister Carletta Marie, Assistant Principalg Sister Mary Margaret Angela, for the art work on the endsheets and division pagesg jim Fashinell and Kee Coleman Studios of San Francisco, for the senior portraits and the major portion of the photo- ra hs,' g gan McCarthy fMack's Photo Shop, San Anselmoj, for selected photographsf jim Kean o the Independent journal for most of the sports action s otsy Sister Mary jean Dorcy, O.P., and Mr. Harold Stanley, for the use of the silhouette appearing on the title page,' Mr. Sylvester Colla, for his advice and assistance in determining our cover designg The following patrons, for their personal interest and generous assistance: Rt. Rev. john McGarr and Rev. john Dollard-St. Anselm's The Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev, Rev. Rev Priests of St. Raphael's . Richard Barron-Sacred Heart Charles Farrell-Our Lady of Loretto i James -I. Forristal-St, Hilary's joseph F. Kenney-St. Patrick's Harry T. Leonard-St. Sebastian's john J, O'Brien--Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Henry O'Flynn--Star of the Sea john W. Prindeville--Blessed Sacrament Mr. and Mrs. Fred Acciari Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Anderson Andy's Food Market Antone Motors-Larkspur Associated Dredging Company- R. E. Rich Mr. and Mrs, W, B. Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. William D. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Azevedo Banfield Rug and Upholstery Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barry Beauty Custom Cabinets Mr. and Mrs, Geo, J. Bitter Mrs. Alexander Bovee Dorothy Briare Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brooks Brooks Tile Co.-San Anselmo Mr. and Mrs. W. L. C, Brown Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. Brown john Brunner Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cain Campion-Ward Prescription Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Catalaa Mr. and Mrs. Irving D. Chapman C. L. Charles Mr. and Mrs Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs , A. P. Cheda A. Cheda Joseph J. Cheswick Mr. and Mrs. . john Churchill Creation's Unlimited--Sausalito Mr. and Mrs. Gino Cipollina Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cuffe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Curtin The Custom Builders of Marin Dandy Market-Rafael Meadows Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Porter R, Danford Leo Del Santo L. DeLuca Chas. Dolcini Sr. Mr, Clifford Mea- gher, President of the popular Men's Club, plans an- other successful meeting with the aid of Mr. joseph McAllister, Vice President, Father Lawrence Ryan, Moderator, and Mr. Elmer Ander- son, Secretary. Ab- sent from the pic- ture is Mr. Domi- nic Boccabella, Treasurer. Daniel J. Malugani Mr. and Mrs. Vomen's Club Ex- cutive Board in ession. Seated: left to rightj Fr. Jhn Cunningham, loderatorg Mrs. ahn Pugh, Finan- ial Secretary: Mrs. kus Niederholzer, orresponding Sec- :taryg Mrs, Alex ovee, Vice Presi- entg Mrs, Ralph 'obener, President. sanding: Cleft to ghtj Mrs. Clar- 1ce Wicks, Treas- rerg Mrs. Cletus itzharris, Record- ig Secretaryg Mrs. '. A. Fraize, Vice resident. Alvino C. Dolcini Daisy Marie Dondero Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Donegan Judge and Mrs. Hugh H. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Droesch Harold A. Druhan O. D. Bernard H. Faibish O. D. Dr, and Mrs, Rafael G. Dufficy Jr. Enrico's Restaurant-Fairfax Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fagundes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fay Fedeli Electric Co.-San Francisco z ' K Lafayette French Pastry Robert Leary '57 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lethbridge Mrs. Frances M. Lorenzen Mr. and Mrs. Desmond MacTavish Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marcone Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Massey Mr. and Mrs. E. Duke Mater Mr. and Mrs. John A. Radcmann Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ravizza Warren F. Redding Norman D. Ricketts The Rilla Family Mrs. Helen M, Ring Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fedeli Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferlatte Bob Ferrera Friendshuh Construction Co.-San Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flynn Mr and Mrs. E. Fossan Mr. and Mrs. Elden C. Friel Mr and Mrs. Frank A. Gabel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gazzano Rafael Senator and Mrs. John F, McCarthy Mr. and Mrs, William C. McCarthy McCrea Engineering Supply Co.-S.F Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Mcllougald Mr. and Mrs. John R. McManus Anthony L. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Neil K. Mclsaac Mrs. Nell Mclsaac Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. John W. Merryman Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Meyer Milani's Garage Mr Mr St . and Mrs . and Mrs Patrick's Fred Rodoni Mr. and Mrs. . Francis S. Rodgers . Clarence Rogers . George F. Rogers . E. F. Savacool uild . ' G Schaefer's Sport Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Schroth Mr. and Mrs. William R. Seeger Mrs. Doris Siebert Mr. and Mrs. George Silvestri Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. joseph R. Storss Robert J. Swart Toby Giacomini C. L, Taylor Ernest Ongaro Al Gazzano George B. Geramoni Travel Service Larkspur Meat Co., Chas. Young, S. N. Gilardi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giodano Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Gooch Loretta Grady Yates Hammett Harry's Mart Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Hartmann Col. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hayes, Jr. Dr. Edgar J. Hinkel Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Holland Judge and Mrs. Harold Jacoby CWO and Mrs. Jimmy M. June Kaufman's-San Anselmo Mr. and Mrs. William R. Keaton Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Klapperich Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Mitchell J. Morosi E. R. Murnane James C. Myers Sally Neal '54 Mr. and Mrs. Gus Niederholzer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Nunes Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nygren Lester O'Brien Robert L. O'Brien DeElla Pearce, Mgr. Macy's Millinery San Rafael Physicians Optical Co. Mr . and Mrs. Leonard Pieraccini Mr. and Mrs. John B. Piro Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Powers Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Norman Quadros Capt. and Mrs. Charles B. Quinn Mrs. Cecile CKortuemJ Tescallo Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ticoulet Ralph E. Tobener and Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Tognoli Mr. and Mrs. Elvin S. Tomasi Mr. and Mrs. James G. Turrietta United Produce Company Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Webster Gilbert White Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wicks Alfred S. Wilsey L. P. Wilsey Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wittenmeier Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yore Steve Zappetini Jim Powell and the stab' of Mzrro Graphic Yearbooks, for their tech nical suggestions and painstakzn g work,' Finally, we wish to thank all those others--priests, Sisters, lag teachers, students, and friends-who gave of their time and effort to produce a ook that would he a credit to our school. Father Lawrence A. Ryan, Principal Father James E. 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