Riordan High School - Lance Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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U, --5, L 'vl- ,f ' f f' the staff of the Lance 54 , are proud and very nappy to have been able to publish s fnrst yearbook We feel that we are also very fortunate to edxt thus fnrst lssue of the Lance under our Mother Mary s auspncnous thus the fnrst Moruan Year d bted Archblshop Rnordan wnsh to thank the following for whose and and cooperatuon we are an e We M tt and Fr Brown for the perrmsslon to publush the Lance Faculty, for theur advice and ' Y encouragement, Don Bosco, for the pactures has farm took Mr Breslnn for the pictures of the B d f t o school being built, Student Body Council, for the flnanclal and, and Student o y, or I s c operation and subscrlptuon LANCE STAFF Riordan High School 175 Phelan Ave San Francisco, Calif S . sg. y fl X 'I a of fl , e 'A ,S a o ' X a p s X , f RX .xx , , We, ' ' r. x 1' . ' 4 I v 1' 1 jf 'Q ' . ffl f 1 1 'U ,fl ' I , 1 -. gf- 'fr 4 V . - 1 il. 'As 4 vi 3 , M' 1 Y r H a A 'Q M w . I, N 's 5, fy 1 AX W 'I iffy' 75 f -a,: .gauuuv-69060 fr... V , :pa 3-ii n f b ,s x 5 -- 3 . x, 1 .77 . g .5 S 5 I eu, u , rv ,Q . u . A. l,4-A -E 4A . , f J it Archbishop Alemany Archbishop Riordan A Cl'bl5lT0P Hanna ARCHITECTS OF YESTERDAY Just as superstructure is impossible without a strong foundation, so our modern educational system and specifically Riordan High School would be impossible without the foundation laid by the former Archbishops Alemany, Riordan and Hanna. Each has made his contribution to Riordan. Alemany inaugurated the Catholic school system that was to culminate for us in Riordan High School. Our second Archbishop gave us our name, a name we are justly proud to bear. Under Archbishop Hanna the idea of another diocesan high school for boys was first tentatively broached. Their plans for our Future have been realized. Brother John McCluslcey, S,M, FGTJOSY Jdmes N . Brown Firgf Principal of Riordan Superintendent of Schools Y iz-L - i iktg- Q--.Q-'Qt ilu ' AMAA 14 fl-ig, 1 uv vu g' l 2? 2 6,1 ZA y, f I 6,4 Z Z Z ! fffffff -Y f-,n , --,.,-- 1 -6 7 45-,.-1,1-f-f V Z-1-' ',:',,,,, , lff Z -ff 1 X , , ,?4ff ' ,2-ff 221 Z, j Zff' Ziff' lg Z' 3 ,gf 11' ,I A 1 f k ff 1, ff' 3 22 X f fi ,fcf 1 ff ,ff 1 M Z f ? M Z 1 I 5,!'f ' 1 ffZ72ffpj,f, f f ff 7122? ,f 'lf' X XZ!!! f lo, X ZZ! X . X Z X!!! ,Z Z Z X , , M M151 7 f f xZ0WZ1!!XK4f - , If 3 2 I f If zjffffi Q 1 1 X X IQ iff I Qggjf ' 7f'f! Z X f af QQ , I - A - i :iff ,ffqfy Zf ' f V729 fi! ff , ,jf KW' 0 ff ffdf 751424, -, 5 I PR, PAUL G. KELLEY, S.M. PRINCIPAL BRO. LEO S. RAUSCH, S.M. Vice Principal Biology, German: Dean of Studies, Registrar t 11552 Y all- '-' it L Sm PRI ljIPAl'S MESSMII The 1954 Lance represents another first at Riordan. Congratulations to the Senior Class For making this initial adventure into the realm of yearbook production so successful. I am happy that Riordan's first yearbook is dedicated to the late Bishop O'Dowd. It thus pays some small tribute to the man who was Superintendent of Schools during the major part of the construction and who was largely respon- sible --under Archbishop Mitty -- for making Riordan the beautiful and complete high school it is. Fr. Paul G. Kelley, S.M. Principal BRO. FRANCIS LAHEY, S.M. Treasurer Riordan Club A xx- f X Ax N X i , i BRO . ROBERT BADER, S .M . Bookkeeping, Religion, Typing: Sodality, Boosters' Club Service Club THOMAS P. DINEEN Plane Geometry BRO ALOYSIUS C Spanishg DOYLE S M Block Society, Chemistry Varsity Football Algebra Varsity Baseball Dean or Discipline EDWARD J. FENN Algebra, General Business, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track BRO . ANTHONY L. KELLEY, s.M. Chemistry, Physical Science, Algebra: Radio Club, Sodality, Cheerleaders JAMES C. LINDLAND English, Speech, Dramatics ELLY BRO. EDWARD F. IMMETHUN , S .M. Algebra, Biology, Senior Science, Sophomore Moderator, C.S.F., Frosh Football, Assistant Athletic Di- l'SClOl' ATTILIO LEONETTI Latin, ROSS D. GUIDICE History, TYPU12. Physical Educationg Lightweight Track BRO . CHARLES GOEDDE, S. M. Physics, Mechanical Draw Shop Drawing: Photography Club Frosh Basel-all, Science Fair ing Spamsh BRO, ROBERT BRO. ROBERT J. MAGUIRE, s.M. NUNES. S-M- Spanigh' Religion, English, English: Religion, 50d31ifY. Athletic Director, Riordan Crusader J.V. Basketball, R ally Committee Servers 'i BRO. RICHARD ROESCH , S . M . Religion, English, Historyg Sodality BRO . CARL A . SPOONER, S .M . Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Physics, Trigonometry, 5,-1 BRO. VINCENT STEELE, S.M. History, Yearbook, Sodality, Student Council, Junior Moderator, MRS . LUCILLE Mas, NELL B. Fox RIDGEWAY Secretary Nurse Library, Alumni FR. LEONARD Tl-IOME, S.M. Religion, English, Senior Moderator, Sodality Riordon Guild, Speech Club BRO. SALVATORE TROZZO, S.M. Religion, Latin, French, Glee Club, Sodality BRO. PAUL WESSLING, S.M. Latin, Religion, Sodality, Don Bosco Club ,wx CY' MRS . ROBERT WILLIAMS Secretary '25 1: L. 1 fl' '- n, , 1 .-. 1 . 1, 's 1 nxt ' , vwi- 'N -4 , c 14- Uv' . f. ,- . JK 1 a.' D ',.5g:1 4 3 .. :-, .A . ,I- xig' ... ,- y, ,- . , . . ,-. 5, . 1 'J -5 :- ' . 4 .'. .. ,' .A-.-s: . . ' -pc A , lg .s rf. . . f ,v ,Jr .zu , eifwfrl .. sw ' 4-4, , Ja, , L ' 2 LLM' .fvww VK .Y,,5g.!n .Q y nf' . ,vpn ,Q Q., .. , . ,, x 4, '-wg 1, 5 I n z., . 1 .' f 1, ..,. 1.1.- A - ' ' '11,-f . v -K. . ,A .. . ' . ,una I . . . . - A ,IL . . y :Pl- N I .-.,u . .Y u-.Q -' v . ':'-' 4 .n h, 3. - L . .- 'sX-1 fyxwri Y 'U A' . Y JJ: ACIIVIIIES 600 fyox 06' O 10 x X Dancers preparing for Musicale nqff' Rally Commiffee af work? K fl . SX ' E006 :Nor OA Best's Bike Race I r W .5 A Q6O6 , if-, ,- my V K 'O .,,f,. ,v Kg KX 2 p- 0 xi 2- e 4 ' 41 -'J' 'iff-'y x vo 6 Tony Cutone Student Body President Activity Representatives: Block Mike Dunneg Sodality, Bernie BurkegModerator, Bro. V. Steele, S.M.g Band, RonRossinigCrusader, Class Representatives: W. Hinckle, F. Mul- holland, R. Luceti, C. Becker. ,S?uc!enf Counci Under the leadership of Student Body President, Tony Cutone, the StudentCoun- cil has been a prominate school power. The purpose of the council is to help govern all student affairs in cooperation with the faculty. Members of the council are stu- dent body officers and representatives from selected organizations. A1TejedagDramatics, Roy Maffei. CARB xg fgfediclenfa ff-f Seviolg vlurlell 3 nnl- S' .GXQV 'Y - Dx ke F ' 0- I ' ml P. Camo Grossman. .Sim W' ROB 65050 Cy 093 3' vm R. BOY? 5. galil' uniorS1 06 L Slgnei' Q 1 Mullioua Dire' . hex' Qusone, Nl- Ch xarshall. B' glint. es, Nilxe . YY DQX3YM G ' Sophomfadn. v4 , ylmc ffeihnj Bowel' U B. RAS' ein. IQMAO CM l FL-Rl R S-M 0' Bro .I . J GQllqgher. CA Larkin D eSQrek.' . Activity in the RadioClub this year was in- tense though curtailed . The boys were able to send and receive code, learn the radio theory and practice building transmitters and receivers. Several field trips were scheduled to take the aspiring hams to sound studios. Help from the RiordanClub provided a new receiver and several other pieces of equipment. Future expansion includes a high-powered transmitting station. '1 I l ' 1199 1 Top Row QL-RJ J. Kerns, D. Saber, B. Milsud: Bottom Row: F. Downie, J. Spinelli, H. Stoltz. dlnefd The members of the Riordan Photography Club, after taking and processing pictures for the past year, have gained technical and prac- tical knowledge in an interesting hobby, which will profit them in years to come. flew S ' N' . Currfvgfr. B, Ego . n, G QL-RD B. Burke, L. Hoagland, F. Sakakibara. QL-RJ B. Karlseng, R. Ricci, G. Currivan, R. Hackett, K. Rogan, K. O'Sullivan. GeneralStaff: fl.-Ry P. Osborne, L. Heiges, J. Figone, I. Flaharty. R. Max. F. Mul- holland, R. Bogislch. Department Heads: CL-RJ Al Serafino Un- derclassmeng PatCannon, Seniorsg Roy Pic- cinini, Activities: Tom Taylor, Sports. 10 fx fl.-RJ Al Serafino, Tom Taylor, Al Warn- ick, Roy Piccinini. S43 I shQ. xg' Q,- CUQCQ Through the co-operation of the students and the leadership of the faculty, it has been macle possible for the Graduating class of '54 to have the first pub- lication of the Lance . The twofold purpose of our yearbook is, to give credit to the members of the many organizations and clubs and to give the graduating class a lasting remem- berance of their four years at Riordan. The Lance staff of '54are proud to present an ac- count of the Year's happenings for the enjoyment of all the students. Cl.-RJ Assoclarf: Editor. Bill Conkllngtxloder ator, Bro. V. Steele S.Txl,g Editor rn clue Al Warniclr. ' ,814 A-, A I lfiZ5Cl, QI' Beginning its Fifth year of publication, the Crusader attempted to reflect the ideas and ideals of the student body and its varied activi- ties. The school paper advises and informs, collects and publicizes the eventsin every di- vision ot the school. Highlights of the year were two important publications: The Marian Issue, saluting the opening of the Marian Year and the Chamin- ade supplementof pictures and articles on fo- ther William Joseph Chaminade, founder of the Society of Mary. fl -EU Ldilor in Cliiuf, AETc1cdagMod- I umtor, Bro, R. NL-uncs S,M. X1 bf ' pig :fn A 1, -H ,mul I-1-9' v ' RIORDAN MARCHING BAND -883: Brass Section of Bond SAINT PATRlCK'S DAY PARADE f :fx Ai' J git 9 P212 ' 1 Y . x a .- ,f ,J ' ' 'iv K Jil' X. ' .- ' - X 1 4 - Q 5' Af 1 A Wi! V' . ' N 'wfnv 1'-iwyxgyl-Q W , Q 1 f '- X Y is XXQQ . i D I. Qc .R ,Qi A 5 M .ff f 1 a v fix 5 g ' WA QQ 'mil' xg, ' 'uv . '4 I l .sw lk-.::::: a 5, .gil an I.. . x 3 ,shy , 'x if Q Q'- 5 I . Bottomfl,-RQ li. lhkvr, 13. lhaclz, D. l5cll:1cvmi11i,G Yagcr, P Bnciqs l Q D.C.1riani, C. Bmw, G. l3.xL'lUK'CU, R. Reis-ski, li. Rlleslci, Xl. Pclcrsnll C Klum err Fav LL I. Goslamd, C. Bcrtrsmii. C, Rohcrrl, H. Gcrgurzcll, R, Mulll Le CM The G lee C lub, organized for the first time as a Full-fledged co-curricular acfivify, has played a large part in the cultural development of many Riordan sfudenfs . lf served as the back- bone of the Musicale Chorus, and represented Riordan at several public evenfsp The Berkeley Music Festival, miscellaneous programs at school, and a T.V. appearance. C ol1.md,l1 NIM A Xwxrnils IU Holm 4 4 Hi-Marti CL-Ely I. Ah-r' A. Clcnsa. A. Tejada, A. Karine. 3, Cru Srrswzi, Spin-l1Q,A. semens. L. scum, P. lJum1xg.2G,M. Tericng. mmm J is ll in-3, J. lfldlmfrtj., f- Rxlglilfll, E Liciwccrxj., K, Holmes, G. The J I rxrett I 5 I Un E. Grffiii, FI, Lulirs. 50 01 K - 1-1-. In ,N wif 91 C5 R Wim .. it N Group meeting of Booster Club MOMQI' Realizing that real genuine school spirit constitutes such an important role in the student life of Riordan High School, a Booster's Club was first organized in the spring of 1953. lt has encouraged various school contests and drives and has built up student body spirit. New f T C3 365 fjfq'-'l A' JG! -' -,tvs-h.:N . - 051044, 1'--we -1 F. Mulholland, J. Flaharty, R. Bogisich, P. Pic- cinini, R. Max, C. Murillo. puffy Commiffee Arousing student interest in ath- letic events, promoting attendance at games, inspiring Riordan athletes to greater efforts-these were the aims of the Rally Committee. lt is open to all students butis composed mostlyof seniors. Rally opening C .A. L. basket- ball season. Q , r'-. .I s Q9 tk Ni X43 N' f ' .ff . tg vw -- 4' , ?. 1:44 X-4 o - I z I Qs, I 1 N 'Q CH: flhxniur Cilhase ui 'Qiurhzxn 'High Qclyool prnrnh - lu the emnubn Hhxninr 'Xlrum aiurbag cunning, Qxpx-H 2-1, X954 ji- gfrauris 'Qacht Club formal 12 drhxrh Q 2 N' .H if K-1 V' Q P. ,gi +G' 555' Q i QV! fi. 9' a q, - f?f,,4f:w .4 - - -- L if 4,,g,'.f4,2ra1 - ' gf , iY:1?'-as-.1 W Aff: 745, .1352 A I ,L -S' V . -if 535,31 ,, I is I . 4,14 1 , L. ' .r QUAJE nfzgi - ,fagffvalx QM Hz : mm gn on ' P, 'I 1 If '21 'yi . to :? Jta 4, , , ,Ve g. V 4 Y A' QQ' gf 'f . 7 . 4 fQ in 1 ..Ys7, A. L '2 x'f, 1 Evil P 'M' ' , '-P ,qs .gn . . . - Q sir Q Q f I Bottom QL-Ry R. Luceti, P. Mahoney, I. Connolly, A. Tejeda, R. Rossini, L. Catalano. Qznd Row, J. Twomey, R. White, C. Bona, R. Brandt, W. Egan, R. Marchi, I. Murphy, J. McGuire, R. Prevedello. fTopj D. Cariani, L. Heiges, E. Baciocco, J. Doran, M. DeBono, E. Bowler, R. Delpippo, P. Dowling W. Hoskins. Bottom QL-Ry E. Griffin, B. Harrington, E. Morissey, M. O'Flaherty, R. Leet, D. Dolan, L. Sorini, D. Ricci. KTopJ W. Casey, D. Chesarek, J. Vennemeyer, D. Cheliy G. Thomas, B. Schneider, R. Beeler, J. Wong, D. Dooley, R. Small. '- lI.S.l. The California Scholarship Federa - tion is the state-wide honor society. Membership is ac- quired by a student who has earned ten points in the follow- ing manner: 3 points for anA in a solid sub- ject: l point For aB in a solid subject: and not more than 2 points for activities. L' 'wn... I .isa I .Quik nw Q51 5. - ,.. U N Bottom QL-RJ L. Canepa, I. Butler, J. Cullen, J. Scatcna, R. Thompson, H. Stoltz, J. Segurson. f'l'opJ M. Cutone, D, Allen- dorf, R. Guaraldi, R. McGough, M. Mason, V. Leonetti, M. Burke. .x40!.f4 fare ei AD ALTARE DEI, To The Altar Of God , reflects aptly the young men of Riordan who proceed to the altar of God and are the servers for the sublime liturgical functions which were 'lil periodically held in the school chapel and au- ditorium . r ' R. Thompson, P. Cannon, J. Donovan, B. Burke Members of Ad Altare Dei Club learning to serve Moss. Olfl 01560 The purpose of theClub is to study the Higher Call in its various forms in the Church. Also to pray over and to study the possibilities of following the Higher Call, if it is God's will. 4th Row: H. Stoltz, E. Foge, I. Carroll, J. Spinelli, D. Chesarek, A. Vucinovich, W. Casey, R. Delpippo, R. Kennealy. 13rd Rowj E. Roggio, E, Sieder, R. Verzello, T. Perry, C. Farrell, W. Bankovich, R. O'Rourke, K. Ragan, D. Deering. f2Dd Rowy E. Lovrin. J. Sullivan, R. McManigal, E, Farley, J. Daly, J. Clifford, E. Cabrinha, I. Wong, I. Haster, I. Commins. Ll ront Rowj H. Johnson, I. Eckberg, J. Walsh, R. Saber, T. Sullivan, M. Cronin. G. Matteson, A. Malatesta, C. Aclis. Absent: W. Conklin, J. Gallagher. A. Owen, C. Parsons, M. Heath, R. Portello. 1. Kerns, M. Blackford, R. Fullendorf, L. Dulbecco. f V. ,- .. --A ' 1 - ' ,ff -YA., ,,, ' 'f 1' 'Yu pug. gfiwggb L X pf HNISSION 31.00 'fl' A 1 Cl ,f X ramafica One of the outstanding features of Riordan High School is its magnificentauditarium with aseating capacity of l25O. Many an evening during the past few years the theatre has vibratecl with the applause of thousands who have witnessed such plays as WHO RIDE WHITE HORSES, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE, MARYOF SCOTLANDAND CAREER ANGEL. Under the direc- tion of Mr Lindland original plays have been produced such as BEHO LD THE MAN QA Passion Pla I and the successful Musi Y - cale of '53 - THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY. However, the zenith was reached with THE AMERICA STORY, a musicale with a cast of 200. A toast to the Riordan Players. May they go to do even greater work in the Future. 4.9! ll I nn .ann Ill ' I lun ll ll o 2f E. Cabrinha, B. Keane B. Piro Below: Mary as played by Carol DeMaffei M fy? 5 t fm, in l L If .1 E f Iii 6' s Mrs. Adiego and Al Warnick Top Row QL-RJ D. Cariani, B. Beane, B. McSweeny, R. Delpippo, J. Kelly, B. Piro, L. Hansen, Mrs. M. Adiego, W. Best, Carol Dernattei, M. Tamony, E. Rajeski, J. Donovan, B. Graziani, E. Griffin, J. Spinelli, A. Warnick, W. Conklin, P. Dunnigan, F. Adiego. Bottom Row QL-RJ R. Cassell, G. Siestel, A. Ceresa, C. Murillo, J. Lane, C. Bona, W. Toel, E. Cabrinha, K. Barbieri. L S , , l ' Q , f' ft Q, x , fl' ff' 'f' , ' X 'F 46 . I ' Q W . , ledafe .Sbciefg Riordan has been well represented at the various tournaments held throughoutCalifornia . After starting at the bottom three years ago, the green and inexperienced teams have ac- cumulated a great deal of knowledge and practical speaking ability, at times traveling as Far as Fresno or Merced to enter a contest. ,V 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 Q . -A7 1 l . . Top Row: fL-RJ Pat Cannon, Charles Bona, Joe Hurley, Nick Greff, Bil1Toel, Pat Mahoney, Qznd Rowj IoeSpinel1i, Frank Downie, Ray Hackett, Bill Conklin, A1 Warnick, Tony Cutone, Gene Baciocco. gf 0 CL Snciefg The Block R Society was formed at Riordan High School in the year 1949. lts purpose at the time of its entrance into school activities was to improve the spirit of both the student body and the athletes. A member of the Block R Society must either gain a maior block R or two minor block R's in the same sport. This year the Society sponsored a dance and a Field Day for all students. f 's- 551. CL-RJ G. Fitzgerald and R. Rozzano shelving books. QL-RJ K. Ragan and l'. McCarron at charging desk. -I OZEAFCLI' 361 Q Under the direction of Brother Vincent Steele S.M. , the librarians endeavor to assist the studentsin the many facilities provided by the library. The student librarians volunteer their time as a school service. Only Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are eligible. Each librarian is in charge of a definite li- brary task . fl.-RQ J. Kelly, J. Liepelt and L, Hoagland in work room. eruice The Service Club was organized three years ago for those students who are willing to give their time and personal service to the various events and activities sponsored by the school. They might be called the men behind the scenes, the unsung heroes who furnish the much needed manpower for the numerous and varied activities ofa large high school. They contribute much to the success of the school and their services are greatly appreciated. i -at his J. Spinelli, J. Olson, B. Micheletu, C. Actis, B. Carlson. J. Rossi, W. Wertz, E. Farley, B. Ryan, B. Phelan. Middle Row: W. Casey. C. Bona, E, Pryal, M. Bryant, I. Cook, K. Bollier, J. Eckberg, J. VanDyke, L, Hoagland, T. Quan. Top Row: J. Christianson, I. Beck, C. Bertrand, D. Ricci, L. Heigcs, E. Seider, R. Kennealy, B. Fullendorf, J. Ryan. I. Knight, P. Tompkins, N. Nurisso. alaer riue For the post three years the annual paper drives at Riordan have developed steadily into proiects of im- mense proportion. Planned by the Fathers' Club and lead by the Faculty, this years student body has sur- passed all previous records with a total of 45O tons . Funds derived from the sale of this paper have helped sponsor many school activities. -.-wmv-1 ,,. o ' ' 11 f'-'f' eeexxgs--1 IH Y I .ii I QI' I n-. I .7 Q. f-Y' l- .1 ' BottomRow KL-RJ I. Russi, S. Sullivan, I. Schmitz, E. Sieder, J. Kearns, H Pabst. Second Row: R. Karlseng, T Dolan, L. Holthaus, J. Haster, R. Mich- eletti, W. Fullendorf, R. Kennealy, P Manning, R. Alvardo. Top Row: M Blackford, S. Matteson, S. Mihalek, R Ciolino, L. Cel1i,J. Daly, M. Peterson, R. Michalek, L. Dulbecco, I. Melrose G. Mahan, K. Billier. Bottom QL-R5 P. Bacigalupi, L. Hoagland, B. Harrington, M. John- son, R. Gough, I. Kelly, K. Ragan. Middle Row: E. Mullin, C Murillo, D. Ricci, L. Signer, L. Sorini, W, Casey. Top Row: M. Lynch. I. Gosland, E. Morrissey, F. Mulholland. I. Liepelr, B. Schneider, D. Cheserek, R. Piccinini, E. Griffin, BottomRow QL-RQ R. Seeba, B. Mifsud C. Parsons, R. Iuba, A, Owen, J. Luceti Middle Row: J. Ahern, M. Kenney, B Macpherson, R. Verzello, W. Hinckle R. Ahern, M. Burke. Top Row: N. Greff J. Scatena, R. Thompson, R. Clarke, R TOU- Sodality Council .SZJJQ The Sodalityis the spiritual organization of Riordan High School. The members strive to develop themselves and others into more per- fect sons of Mary in order to work at the salva- tion of souls under her guidance . The organizationisdivided into smallgroups or cells of ten or twelve members with a Mar- ianist moderator . Once aweek each cell meets separately to discuss social problems. The So- dality Council, composed of the cell presidents, meets once a week to plan the affairs ofthe So- dality. PortellO, I. Spinelli, H. Stoltz, B. Mar- Senior Sodalists Bottom Row: Cl.-RJ C. Bona, J. Connolly, R. Cabrinha, D Cariani, K. Barbiari, Sec- ond Row: L. Strawn, I. Donovan, L. Heiges, E. Incrocci,W. Conklin, A. Warnick. Third Row: M. Nolan, R. Rossini, W. Toel, E. Baciocco, B. Burke. if U--Z y I. 1 General Meeting x fri Sodalists attending Moss Benedicfion First Friday i 'N Wx '-Q l , . fliy' 4 , 7 . xi ' ,-lf 74. 34 . ,M ft Q ? G ,AJ Km' I -if s v u U '1 l rx . , . gg x9Al6,A v Q .4 V'-' 'O 1 -- L' . an A ' v fs xx. I j f' I ,. X O 3, J' T fi, Group Meeting of Riordan Guild gorclan gui! The Riordan Guild is an organization for the mothers of Riordan students. Under the leadership of its officers it has accomplished a great deal since its beginning . Our mothers have provided us with band instruments, library books, audio-visual aids, and equipment for the darkroom and a nurse's office. They sponsor a break- fast for the graduating class. However, one of the big- gest projects was the sewing of all the costumes for the play, Mary ot Scotland . A fine spirit of cooperation and devotion to Rior- -55 Riordan Guild Sewing Club 1.451 es: 0 P.T.A. Musical dan has made all this possible. Cience The Science Club was organized to encourage research and experimentation on any science proiect . Sponsored by leading groups in the Bay Area, the Science Fair gives these iunior scientists an oppor- tunity to display their proiects. Awards made on the basis of creative ability, scientific thought, skills, and dramatic value. Projects for Science Fair. a X t if .suv AVN ff! V GJ' Q waasiik 1 fa ri 1:5 1 ,A '1 I. j ff ffeuwgug x-,xi 4.-if-5 if 9. , -'Q Us xi' lazglg L' f' . - ITB 1 'fi f T lg' s ' ' 3, - .Lg A , Lk rt ' v .1 , Z Wi fm? igXit'QA'f - Ivv'-Y ' QQ.,,LT', f ,WJ -,-.-.-r . . V E'? Q E' f 'lib Q f 'YV vv' 'If ' r ' c ,Z 4 g 1 1- i ' R 'V A i H , f , if i, 1 1 ,ei . Q in 1 I + i ' Freshmen C, Front row Q1 to ry Dave Frisella, Joe Greene, Mike Gallagher, Frank Hunt, Dan Gallagher, Carlos Gonza- lez, Bob Harris, Jim French, 2nd row: John Haster, Dick Gutierrez, John Hansbury, Bert Gisen, Jim Hinds. Phil Gross- kopf, Ed Gregoire, Dan Haran, Jim Hall, 3rd row: Tom Fenn, Tom Healy, Larry Holthaus, John Giovacchini, Tom Flaherty, Gary Gorla, Gerald Frost, John Holthausg 4th row: Charles Haughton, Gary Guerin, John Harrison, Bill Issel, Nm. Gutierrez, Mike Garvin, Jim Hillman, 5th row: Dave Gallagher, Wm. Fransen, Dave Horsley, Brian Fogarty, Henry Hansel, Jim Ferry, Wm. Fullendorfg Absent: Ed Gallegos, Dick Hickey, John lllia. Q? 7. QFQJAIH ell In these hands, lies the future of Riordan High. Thus far the Freshmen have tried to prove themselves worthy of the title, Crusaders . They have joined in school activities wholeheartedly under the leadership of presidents Ken Bollier, Gary Guerin, Bob Maske, Bob Micheletti, and Jack Vidosh. This spirit of unity will enable them to become the future leaders of Riordan High School. Moderator Bro. Charles Boglitz, S.M., can well be proud of the Freshmen. PAPER DRIVE RESULTS . 5 , o , v fill f A , 1 im 'o fx Sl! umm 4 X' il lf :-Q., 'N' 1 . gi -, -M 133- 5 T ,..,-, , 1 .Q Z K V fg- 25000 illlll' lfumo :uma mod bfi' 'I fu' 'A ' Nl ol ' ' Ir 1 -Q., 'Qi N, 4 .--3 .. M' M 5 .5 f.- Q NI SV Freshmen F, Front row fl to rj Frank Sullivan, Charles Seymour, John Tougher, Jim Tougher, jim Schmitz, Ste- phen Sullivan, Wm. Tucker, 2nd row: Mike Ryan, John Russi, Pat Shea, Ken Wyrsch, Bob Squeri, A1Vale2. Ed Frayne, Ron Wold, Charles Ruefg 3rd row: George Vennemeyer, Guido Salomone, John Sullivan, John Verga, John Walsh, John Vidosh, Ron Schreier, Frank Wilson, Mike Sullivan, 4th row: Joe White, Dick Cinelli, Jim Sullivan, Dan Tormrelli, Joe Thelen, Ed Shortall, Gerald White, Wm. Spates, Gene Walker, 5th row: Wm. Walsh, Gene Sieder, Ken Sandstorm, Don Towmey, Jim Sweeney, Kev Wright, George Sutter, Absent: Tom Sullivan, Mike Tomasello gI Q6A H1211 v!x nf! N 1' 1,69 fx ' lb Y WF! 3 k ff-,infill I Sophomore A, Front row fl to rj: Clifford Conte, Jack Cocchi, Tom Daly, Walt Bankovitch, John Haderle, Bob Hermann, Gary Eakin, Jim Datzman, Mike Cronin, 2nd row: Don Beach, Dave Allendorf, Jerry Adasiewicz, Mike Cutone, Dick Bona, Gary Bornfleth, Dan Cummins, Don Belluomini, Bob Baker, Joe T. Fitzpatrick, 3rd row: John Ahern, Nikolai Greff, Frank Carraro, Gerald Davalos, John Flaharty, Bob Ahern,-Dick Clarke, Laird Doherty, John Carlig 4th row: Ron Durand, Bob Guaraldi, Joe E. Fitzpatrick, Bob Bellastrasse, Jim Currivan, Kev Garry, Pete Damante, 5th row: Ernest Ioge, John Butler, John Cooney, Mike Burke, Jim Clifford, Norbert Gutierrez, Roger Ballati, Absent: Larry Canepa, Dan Herlihy Olfll OPQJ Sophomore B, Front row Q1 to ry, Charles Parsons, Gerald Roscelli, Mike Mason, Jim Seagrave, Francis Sullivan, Jack Luceti, Dick Saber, Dick McGough, John Walsh, 2nd row, John Papagna, Tom Moran, Dick Juba, Bob Macpherson, Wm. Reith, Tom Welch, Dan Kelleher, Wm. Wertz, Wm. Wehrmeister, 3rd row: Frank Morsello, George Langley, Phil Holian, Al Owen, John Monahan, Dick Hulsmann, Bob Verzello, Tom Perry, Dan Hyland, 4th row: Dick Seeba, Vince Leonetti, Tom Naughton, Tom Holmes, Warren Hinckle, Wm. Schroder, Mel Russi, Dick Radigonda, 5th row: Dave McCall, Ron Thompson, Jim Segurson, Howard Stoltz, Nick Sutter, George Railton, Pat Wallace, Absent: Lee Peltier, Jim Scatena Sophomore C, Front row QL-RJ Dick Hurley, Alex Barela, Mike Heath, John Fitzgerald, Mike Kenny, Wm. Leet, Austin Lindemann, Gil Aldecoa, Nick Lahey, fznd Rowy Pat Kearney, Wm, Benninghoff, Ray Brush, Tim Ryan, Wm. Fischer, Gary Bottarini, Steve Collins, Russ, Hoburg, Dick Facciola, Craig Fitzgerald. fgrd Rowj John Joyce, Gerald Brewster, Wm. Best, Pete Killpack, Joe Iaconis, Len Gross, Mike Chofre, Ray Cook, Jim Edwards. 14th Rowj Iim Cullen, Paul Ianneo, Dave Barsanti, Dave Langley, Kev Crotty, Gerald Kennealy, George Horan, Dick Kreutzer, Brad Bidleman, f5th Rowj Martin Krenn, Phil Barden, Dan Jobe, Charles Helm, Gerald, Hohe, Dan Kay, Paul Cannon. .Said Olfll 0I'26 The Sophomores led by representative Warren Hinckle and class presidents, Mike Chofre, Mike Cutone, and Bob Marron, showed glimpses of the leadership and versitality which they will be expected to provide in the next two years. Brad Bidleman, Mike Cutone, and Pat Wallace were outstanding in sports and John Butler, Mike Burke, and Ron Thompson held the Academic honors. is 17 ap 1 0 is if H ., 5 J K 'Xu' V I f 'R' f ' ln' me ' f f f C.f'.5L.g, XE 4 76 , if ' yi ,f f 0 I I, ' Q,N,.5ADLj.. In S K-. i I, V i J! nr e' ,. . 4 yalfvuq - 6 A - gi X 13 l 7 if M X 'iii' ia ii in f a fr ll! IU v H SUPH PAPER DRIVE is ii 20 I 2 F f if . . , ,, 3 nm 1 A S ll T O N 'J 'r , N I3 ' V - s. I2 Il l 7 Q ll l It I SX: 7 Sophomore D, Front row fl to rj Ernest Machon, Phil Neneth, Wm. Mifsud, Bob Roper, Paul Nemeth, Norm Nurisw, Tom O'Brien, Lou Moretong 2nd row: Jack McManus, Tom Tyrrell, Jim fslcGuinn, Jim I. Murphy, Jim E. Murphy Bob Moody, Tom Mahon, Harry Lonergan, Joe Malucelli, Mariano Valleg 3rd row: Joe Lynch, Den O'Connor, Dave Lontz, Dan Tomlinson, John Sawaya, John Perez, Dave Notaro, Edwin Roggiog 4th row: John Rasmussen, Charies5hunk, Charles Carlin, Ray Rajeski, John Tuohy, Joe McGee, Glenn Price, Rudy Martin, Larry Maniscalcog 5th row: Dick Portello, Bill Phelan, Bob Marron, Frank Lombardi, Joe Spinelli, Charles Murphy, Hugh Olsong Absent: Stephen Mc- Reynolds, Cesar Penaherrera 52,0 OIT! ored 'I .Aff 1-e.u i f Junior A, Front row fl to rj: Dick Caselli, Jim Wong, Tony Morales, Paul Bacigalupi, Jerry Biagini, Bob Beeler, Mike Caron, Mitch Johnson, Don Ricci, Frank Cirimele, Dick Anderson, Bob Macalusog 2nd row: Ray Hogan, Francis Downie, Bob Keyes, Carlos Murillo, Will Casey, Ron Accornero, Larry Sorini, Pete Shea, Jim Duggar, Jim Larkin, Jim Caldera: 3rd row: Vern Waligora, Frank Mulholland, Bern Schneider, Dan Dolan, Mike O'Flaherty, Bob Harrington, Paul Osborn, 4th row: Don Dooley, Dan Casey, Wm. O'BriSr1, Rene Bourdet, Don Huth, Larry Phipps, Jim Rogers, 4th row: Mike Lynch, Don Chesarek, Gary Thomas, John Crowe, Al Vucinovich, Ed Morrissey, Kiv Reidy unions X ff Junior B, Front row fl to rj: Wm. Proud, Gerald Sullivan, Ron Small, John Clifford, Gerald Maun, Denis Deering, George Wielen, Charles Corsiglia, Tim Sharon, John Rissog 2nd row: George Diestel, Ed Rajeski, Tom Cotter, John Christianson, Ralph Applebee, Pete Murchison, Dallas Voightlander, Vince Pilippello, Kev Ragang 3rd row: Wm. McMillan, Charles Bertrand, Ralph Giuffre, John Leipelt, Lyle lrwin, Bob Haag, John Bick, Dick Ahlf, Frank Adiegog 4th row: Don DeValle, Phil Dunnigan, Jim Metzger, Brian McSweeney, Johann Vennemeyer, Larry Marvier, Wm. Webb, 5th row: Harry Mc- Menamin, John Gosland, Dick Max, Jim Flaharty, Rich Bogisich, Roy Piccinini, Dale Cheli Junior C, Front row fl to rj: Ray Lachine, Lou Signer, Don Liuzzi, John Kelleher, John Camille, Bob Leet, Gerald O'Connor, Jerry Modena, Bob Doyle, 2nd row: Terrence Murphy, Ralph Gough, Ed Murray, Ernest Campi, Pete Giordanengo, Ralph Catalano, Jack Powers, Gus Santana, John McKenna, Vinc Zito, 3rd row, Jack McGovern Fred Lusardi, Ed McSweeny, Jim Commins, Ray Hackett, Lee Hoagland, Tom Burke, Don Colclough, Jack Forde 4th row: Gene Walker, Maurice Lafleur, Gene Mullin, Ed Griffin, Mike Duerre, Dick Richardson, Tom O'Connor 5th row, George Pyne, Jerry Mulligan, Don Brunn, Ed Degliantoni, Dick Clements, Joe Brann, Wm. Gergurich Absent: Wm. Doyle uniom Junior D, Front row fl to rj, Jim Sherry, Phil Solimine, Jack McAfee, John Quinn, Mike Rourke, Dave Ross, Ron Xavier Dick Frandsen, 2nd row: Bob Ryan, John Doran, Bob Vargas, Bob Rozzano, Dave Cereghino, Gerald Yager, Stan Jones Denis Kray, Ron Degolia Wm. Young, 3rd row, John Rossi, Dick Eschenhorst, Dick Mann, Ted Howard, Francis Saka kibara, John Kelly, John Gannon, Vince Quinn, Ed Pryal, Reginald Ricci: 4th fowl Laffl' Samamafia, Wm. H8lCh. IOC Veal, Charles Roberts, John McCloskey, Tom Vlautin, 5th row: Cormac Hayes, Mike Tamony, Roy Petrin, Kev Dwyer Torn Ryan, Tim O'Leary, Jim Murphy, Absent: Ed Lafayette, Dick Ruef ' Q Junior E, Front row CL-kj Tom Lidner, Bob Galletta, Don Shea, Gilberto Gonzales, Mario Galletta, Bob Wischer, Ron Angelot. fznd Rowj Joe Ranieri, Ron Henson, Jim Curran, Dick Nichols, Don Keohane, Fred DalBello, Mike O'Connor, Gil Gontana. 13rd Rowj Christian Hary, Ken John, Jim Hanley, Gerald Kirley, Ron Burke, Don Muniz, Roger Luhrs. 14th Rowi Roy Panelli, Jim Oborne, Jim Daley, Tom Maguire, Tom Lynch, Ron Baxter. Absent: Joe Figone. unions Spirit and cooperation were characteristic of the Junior Division. These two were ev- ident in the enthusiastic participation in the various school activities. Competition also played a big part in the past year, in paper drives, in ticket sales, and in the endeavor to make the Junior Class the best in Riordan's history. Bro. Vincent Steele, S.M. , was class Moderator and Frank Mulholland Junior Representative . The five class Presidents were Frank Mulholland, Rich Bogisich, Lou Signer, Mike Rourke, and Jim Daley. 1 K- ' 9 N' .,- ei, ' - - Qi-:Ea xiii! .J U? ' ,,,,,'A',g:, p,,f,1.2'1w.1.g:jQ,:'3tS . fe, vs ' 72.71 Xl- . 3- ,J XJ-. 93' ? ,. gg f Y I Ziumua' PAPE RQTWHISB . I L-l :,559f G! Irv me rx r-Y 1. ,xg . 1 F W . V, . , x- l ., , , r N -F ,.x,lg::.., . f, N' I ,. .ks 'w',:'3eYQL.-V I,-fr 1- 2- g' 3' -1 f Q 2.-iw i.'.x ,, ,L if JY. g Q 'fs' s 'wk 11.01 gy. 'L' so- -Q,-g--', '- ,'- .- .lid ' in . ,, ' A ' ' ' ' ' 1,15 A I . Aga. Q , x . f 'J' ', - .- ' ' l' 5 . .33 . s , . 'N' . ' -AQ:-, 3 .nr-,I , .ix ., . . g . - . If .j. - N . . ,1-X 'ash ' A ! ' -r f. Q -. -f J 4 ,-- . Q-Y . . f ' 0 . ' , . ' v 1 . T D1G1ovan1 K Dow R, Wllhams ?'.. ' Quai' i lil, ,4- 'o'3 , 'L v, ,. 4 if xi - .. ,il we . ,gg 5 J. Hayes A. Falguast Crummey ' s J Txmossl R - Q N' V . sv' 1 . N' .xg?x ' ' X',x -mx 4. J, Q-lxxy n x xnxx ny, .msg my ..-2 ax, Q-1 ini T. Cutone 91 an-at i' J. Connoly M. Cutone, I. Grossman. Fourth row--G. Crum- I. Clifford, G. Horan, M. Farrell, M. Whireagle, E. G. Langey, R. Marron, R. Cook, M. Dunne. Top ow--T. Dineen, Coach I. Buckley, A. Serafino, R. Max, . O'Su11ivan, R. Bogisichman, R. Xavier, T. Norman. yay ORDAN O ALBANY 26 I9 GILROY 6 I8 SEQUO IA O 0 CHRISTIAN BROS. 20 21 ST. ELIZABETH O 45 MARIN CATH. 6 6 ST. MARYS I2 0 SERRA I8 O BELLARMINE 2I Mike Dunne Coaches selection as outstanding player Go Get Em' I Farrell drives for yardage S- The Junior Varsity football squad, under the expert guidance of Mr. Frank Clark, gained the necessary experience to go on to varsity competition . Although the J V's had an unglamorous re- cord they distinguished them- selves through constant fight- . ISJB mg. Few standouts were :fi produced because of the fine team play. Future . N 4' opponents will have difficulty in over- Q coming next year 's varsity . f u 1' u r e P r O S 1' .. if , - .., ffl- 3 0- -Q 4 J 3 ,, we -4 f G9 5 'Yr-4' -figwl' Bottom Row: G. Brewster, R. Facciola, J. Cullen, G. Kennealy, L. Doherty, L. Signer G Davalos R Cook Second Row L Irwin R O'Leary, I. Daly, G. Langley, M. Caron, G. Mound, B. Ahern, T. Naughton D Ricci T Holmes G Horan Top Row Coach F Clark, I. Flaharty, P. Cannon, E. Pryal, I. Clifford, E. Griffin, N. Gutierrez, T Sutter W Phelan R Portello K Garry I Gar ry Man. C. Donley, R. Mann. Y I V Bottom Row: G. White, C. Actis, V. Eaker, F. Castillo, B. Micheletti, A. Nava, J. Vidosh, I. Muldoon, B. Maske, M. O'Dwyer. Sec ond Row: D. Brown, I. White, G. Bidleman, D. Gallagher, L. Holthouse, J. Cook. T. Flaherty, R. Advarado, R. Licciardo, I. Sweeney ' A Iv '11 M. Balon, T. Pinnick, B P Butler, A. Bottarini. Top Row: G. Cummins, M. Farrah, I. Verga, L. Kristovich, K. Sanstrom, . 11 er, f B t, M. Carson, A. Vucinovich, Coach Bro. Edward immethun. Fogarty, J. Ferry, B. Martin, W. Fullendor, M. ryan ln for the kill jjl'2:5Al'I'l2l'l qua Riordan's football future has been as- sured of talent, intense desire and a will- ingness to win through the efforts of the 1953 Freshman football team. The team's all around hustle and spirit along with fine coaching enabled them to have a success- ful season. Championships and individual honors are well within the reach of next season's Junior Varsity . C, oO'-an es W' X 'Yole' on wo' Xrnmexwm fist Rowj QL-RJ B. Schneider, I. Hurley, E. Hegarty, M. Dunne, T. O'Connor, Coach Ed Fennelly, fznd Rowj T. Schmidt P. Cannon, T. Bryne, M. Mihalek, G. King, R. Baxter, D. Dolan. Joe Hurley Hll U.H.l. ulrdifg gaJLef5a f The Riordan Varsity slowly molded into a confident, agressive and capable ball team, winning twelve while losing four, and winding up as runner ups to the C.A.L. Champions. In the early season, the team had to learn the hard way against top flight competition but never gave up, always hustled and slowly im- proved. Their strong finish was a tribute to their never say die attitude. U H 38 45 53 5I 38 63 55 57 62 55 47 66 62 62 .l. SCHEDULE O'Dowd Serra Saint Elizabeth Saint Mary's Saint Joseph's Saint Vincent's Marin Catholic O'Dowcl Serra Saint Elizabeth Saint Mary's Saint Joseph's Saint Vincent's Marin Catholic 1 ,r x ' .X dxf ng x 4 - i I ' pi f 'L 'S 1 f5'f - 555 M -r I 1 . , g I, X 1. 0 W , X 'INK ' Q. 'I -X ' 1' R B ' ' ' I 'R ,J sm? . kg 34 QET 5 ff , . - , fr-1:-I fairy, 'l!D'. .Engl I -n . m . , , . i A mae! x 11: .. :Q 1 A ni 2? if .' ' A QV:-' 25513: 1 mg, ff 5 2 ff! 1 we F fag: V' 3 ,N :fa A J' H '17 jl'e5AI7ldl'l Qaln flst Row, L-RJ I. Currie. J. Illia, R. Butler, A. Mliler, I. Reblmlrx, Cznd Rowj U, Gallagher. J. llalthwui, M. lfa D. Monahan, A. Bottarini, C. Actis, fgrd Rowj C. Becker, M. Carbon, M. U'Dwyer, li. Castlllo. y-.1 ...N sf '- if 55s rrah v i954 C.H.l. . -J , , 1' . avg? 52131. SAFE! The Varsity baseball team, aided by strong pitching of Clyde Hinds and Ed Burke, captured the CAL Baseball Championship and ended their season with l5 victories against 6 defeats. The needed will to win was present in every member of the team. Vince Quinn won the batting title f42ll although pressed by Gil Fontana throughout the season. f39OJ. The season was highlighted by wins over Serra, Mission, Balboa, and Poly. UHHMPIUHS Riordan Opponent 4 Washington lO 2 Mission 0 I Balboa I3 0 Sacred Heart 8 I 2 Balboa 10 6 Lincoln 3 I2 Galieo 9 9 Washington O O Jefferson 4 4 Serra 3 13 St. Elizabeth i 6 Poly 4 6 St. Mary 2 7 Lincoln 4 6 St. Joseph 0 3 Seminary I 6 St. Vincent 5 4 St. Ignatius i0 14 O'Dowd 5 0 Richmond 3 4 Marin 2 . 1 A Lower row. B. Maculuso, R. Casselli. Middle row. M. Mihalek, J. Caldera, E. Burke, T. Taylor, V. Waligora, G. Fontana. Top row. Mgr. K. Regan, P. Wallace, I. Modena, A. Serfino, D. De Surville, P. Sullivan, C. Hindes, Coach T. Dineen. Yer Out! Don DeSurvi I le-CF Ed BU ke'P Paul Sul livan-3b Tom Taylor-C Clyde Hinds-P 'U V -f ff' AI Serafino-2b Mike Miholek-lb . . 06ll'l'l Top row. Mgr. R.Verze1lo, J. Scatena, J. Carli, P. Wallace, D. Dolan, W. Gergurich, J. MaGee, E. Foge, Coach Bro. Goedde Bottom row. F. Dalbello, L. Doherity, R. Hogan, G. Aldecoa, K. Clark, T. Naughton, J. Kennedy. 3I'25AI'l'ldl'l earn. Back row. F. Clark, D. Marrei, P. Moreno, B. Fogarty, D. Johnson, K. Sanstrom, C. Actis. Front. J. Lipack, J. Murphy, F. Mc- Neal, G. Olsen, F. Berghella, F. Puccini, D. Raineri. Not in picture. M. Farrah, P. Corkery. Mile relay reamg B. Bohern, C. Murillo, D. Chesarek, M. Farrel, and E. Finnelly hold El Cerritto mile relay record 33:3o.8. 954 C. ll.l. lllllllll lIHlllllPlUllSHIP Riordan Varsity Track Team, C.A. L. Champ- ions for the last two consecutive years, enioyed another successful season. Besides dominating the C .A. L. the Crusader thin-clads met with much success in non-league meets and in the varsity relays. The mile relay team broke re- cordsevery time it completed and proved to be one of the best in the state. The Crusaders loaded up heavily in the C . A. L. meetand completely dominated in every event. The track team is coached ably by Ed Finnelly. A 1. B. Conklin, J. Finnetty, D. Kray, J. Timossi E. Degliantoni, Mgr. Phelan, B. Obrien, L. Irwin, T. O'Leary, B. Moran. Second row K. O'Sul1ivan, D. Chesarek, M. Farrel, Coach E. Finnelly, B. Bohern, C Murillo, P. Osborne B. Webb. Third row T. Lynch, B. Harrington, G. Falgoust, N. Haag. Absent I. Clifford I. Connelly, E Griffin. 'R-no 4 .1r ' . , l. I ' l11U 'mh-1: -.-f e aw - ggi! xg fe' HHN . r 5 'W ve: 'Y ' .we pig' 1' z - I' W K 9 4 . . . . i ' f 4. x,z'- ze-I gf' 'YP ' 'a ': 7- ' a I '4.'fw ,,: ,- Y . 1 . .1 -4 13 --1 ,'i '? ' M 'NYY' ' 11: l..n......4 vi W' '..,.7fw:',. Vbhv , -uf mg. iuba R. Phelan D. Cherigino, J. Ferry, N. Guterrez, L. Canapa, Coach R. Guidice. Second row. I. Lynch, J. White, L. Signer Kelleher J. Biagini, D. Casey, W. Casey, H. Stoltz. Third row, L. Bollier, D. Commons, C. Fitzgerald. :ff 'IF' H !.,1 , . 1 ,f .- - ., X ,. ie L we .: Q- 5'1, l2U's Standing.Mgr, W. Phealan, P. Henth A. Hava, N. Fullendorz, G. White, C. Hemeth, Coach R. Guidice, Sitting N. Nurisso, F. Castillo, A. Morales, C. Bohern, U. Eaker, F. Wilson, F. Fitzpatrick. 7 J X 'YZ 4 fa. pf' . R- MXCS- 8739. O- . fy . QVY' sit- vsow wit 9 fgjrbxexx. 5' woe X52 Y . Cx gs, s- tm Luceti . rm- ect erxsiton ' ted' .Ye GULHEHHI Golf was offically organized as a sport at Riordan this year. It was coached by Bro. Bob Bader. If was a wel I rounded team and made a good showing for its first time. The team was led by Ron and Jack Luceti . A.-4: I5 lg I pull- .-.B 9 ' v iki 4-is Y V C Grad of 1962 waiting to get mto Rtordan March 26 1950 1,2.3, i 455 739 UQ NORMAN AMEND Hollywood Sodaltty 2 Servtce 2 Qzy JOSEPH ARCHER Joe Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Intra ball I 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Q45 EUGENE BACIOCCO Gene Sodaltty I 2 3 4 Class Offtcer 3 C S F I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Radto 3 Dramatlcs I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 f5j KENNETH BARBIERI Ken Sodaltty 1 2 3 4 Rally Commmee 4 Crusader Staff 1 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Dramaucs I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Altar Club I 2 3 4 16, JOSEPH BANOVICH Igor Class Offtcer 3 Block R 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Dramattcs 2 Track 4 Q73 BRUCE BARICHIEVICH Brtgabacht Track 2 3 Q8j ROBERT BIEDMA AngelFace Sodalttyt 2 Class Offlcer I 2 3 4 Block R I 2 3 4 Rally Commtttee 4 Football I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Q93 VASCO BIGONGIARI Vasco Intramurals 4 Track 3 I, I I . A Q G . E Q . . murals 2,4: Q33 GEORGE AUGUSTUS Gus Sodality 2, Class Officer I, 2,3,4, Block R I, 2, 3,4, Booster Club 3, Base- l I D I . I I I I I I I U I I I I 7 I I l Z- L2 3 Coat of Arms of Archbishop Mifty 456 Gay 739 l I 2 3 4 C S F I 2 4 Servlce I 2 3 Dramatxcs 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 f3yEMMETT BOW LER Sodahtyt 2 C S F I 2 3 Band I 2 3 4 Intramurals! 2 3 4 f4yPAT BOWLER Southpaw Sodahty I Servnce I 2 3 4 Radxol 3 Intramurals I 2 Q53 FRANCIS BOYLE Frank C S F 2 f6j WILLIAM BOYLE B111 SOd8llIyI Sports Mgr 3 Football! Servlce 2 Llbrary Slaffl 2 Q73 FREDRICK BRANDT Rtck S0d3llfyl C S F I Crusaderl Dramattcs 2 Intramurals 4 183 DAN BREMNER Skld Intramurals I 2 Q91 GEORGE BROUSSEAU Trog Intramurals I 3 H Q we 4 1 . . , , It ,N ' I 40 w1LuAM sox-IREN Bill Sports Mgr. 2, 3, Block R 2, 3,4, Track 1,z, 3,4: up CHARLES BONA Charlie sodalizy 2 6 'fy Ill., - Faculty and auditorium buildings Moy7 l950 4 5 6 flj WILLIAM BRUSH Wlld Blll Glee Club I Q21 ROBERT BROWNE Bob Intramurals 2 Q31 RICHARD BUCKLEY Dlcll Sports I 2 Block R 2 3 4 Rally Commrttee 4 Basketball 2 Intramurals 1 2 4 Track I 2 Q43 EDWARD BURKE Ed Berme Sodallty I 2 3 4 Class Offlcer I 3 4 C S F 2 Booster Club 3 4 Rally Committee 3 Crusader I 2 3 4 LANCE 4 Photo 2 3 4 Radio 3 StudentCouncIl 4 Band 2 Dramancs I 2 AltarSocrety I 2 3 4 f6j TI-IOMASBYRNE Red Baseball 3 Basketball4 Inrramurals4 UJWILLIAM BYRNES Bull Sodahry I 2 Dramancsl 2 Intramurals I Q83 RICHARD CABRINHA Earl Sodallty 4 Dramatrcs 4 Intramurals 4 Debate 4 Q91 JAMES CALLAGHAN hm Band 2 64 I ' 1,2,3 , O 'x. 7.3.9 Class Officer I,2,3, C.S.F, I, B1ockR 2,3,4, Baseball I,2,3,4, Football 2,3, Intramurals 1,43 C51 BERNARD BURKE I. .3.4 Laying of cornerstone Septem- ber 24, 1950 i 4-5.6. 7,3-9, QU ALBERT CAMILUERI Al Service I,2, 3,4, Dramatics3,4, Glee Club I, 2, 3,4, Intramurals I, 2:12, CLAYTONCAMP- BELL Clayt Dramatics 3,4g QQ PATRICK CANNON Dad Sodality I,2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1.4, Block R 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3,4, Rally Committee 4, Football 3, Basketball 2,3,4, Service I,2, Crusader 4, LANCE 4, Dramatics I,2, Glee Club I,2, Track I, Altar Society I,2,3,4g f4j DONALD CARIANI Don Sodality l,2,3,4, Class Officer 2, C.S.F. 1, 2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Dramatics I,2, 3,4, GleeClub I,3,4, Altar Society l,2,3,4:C5j1AMESCARLSON Jim Service I,2, Intramurals 25163 RAYMOND CARROLL Ray Sodality I,2, Football 3, QD WILLIAM CARSTENSEN Bill Sports Mgr. 2,3, Dramarics I,2: f8y LEO CATALANO 'Junior' Sodality I,2, C.S.F. I,2,3, Band I,2,3,4, Dramatics l,2,3, Glee Club Ig fgy MARIANO CASTILLO Class Officer I, Intramurals I, 2, Track I, 2 65 I 1 wp.-lb-33 Stage and pit of auditorium March 26 1950 456 789 UQ AL CERESA Al Sodality 1, Baseball 2, Football 2, Dramatics 2.4, Intramurals 2:12, BENNY CHUCK Intramurals 2: QQ MICHAEL CLENNELL Mike Baseball I, Service 2, Band I, Intramurals 2314, ANGELO COCCELLATO Koch Intramurals I, 2, 3,45 IQ WILLIAMCONKLIN 'Bill' Sodality 1, 2, 3,4, Class Officer I, C.S,F. I, 3,4, Block R 3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Dramatics I, 2,3,4, Intramurals l,2, 3, Track l,2,3,4, Debate 3,4, Altar Society 1,43 Q63 JACK CONNOLLY Sodality l,2,3,4, Class Officer I,3, C.S.F. l,2,3,4, Block R 4, Football r,3,4, Crusader r,2,3,4, Band x,z,3,4, Dramatics 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Track 3,4g 171 EDUARDOCONRADO'Andy-Pandy g C83 DONALD CORDES Don Sodality I, Service 23 fgl ELMO CRESTA Elbow Football I, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3 66 .2 if 1 Tse wfimlrs Ilg! lf Audltorrum from stage March 26 1950 456 vs' 789 C11 EUGENE CRUMMEY Gene Sodallty I, 2, Class Offlcer l,3, Block R 3,4, Football I,2, 3,4, Crusader 3,4, Track I, 2, Q25 RAMIRO CRUZ, Q31 THOMAS CURLEY Tom Sodallty I, 2, Class Offtcer z,4, Booster Club 3, RallyCommlt tee 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 2,4, My GREGORY CURRIVAN D1gger Photography 2,3,4, Radro 3,4, Q53 GEORGE CUSHING Bull R3dl0 3, Q61 ANTHONY CUTONE 'Tony Class Offtcer 3, C,S.F. l, 2, Block R 4, Booster Club 3,4, Rally Commtttee 4, Baseball I,2,3, Football 2, 3,4, Student Counc1l4, Dramattcs 3,4, Glee Club 4, Q71 MANUEL DEBONO Sodalrty I,2, C S,F. I,2,3, Band I,2,3,4, Dramatrcs I,2,3, Q87 ROBERT DELPIPPO Raoul Sodalrty 3,4, C S F. 2,3, Dramattcs 4, Q93 DAVID DEMARTINI De Glee Club l, Intramurals 2 67 .l.,,. Q ,, 1 I sf' ' , 1 s ,. . ,Q ,, ' ig, 'N l ' V f ir f 25,5 :Wa f5'3'L!l',w, . 4 va 'E , , J, . imxf -1 A W' O L '.::,, Q-. ' -Q . V - W-34 'H -ug '---.A . ' -, s - I V . - i 1,2,3. f- O rf' , .- . ,, N 'lc ' 1,1 --A' I . . ' 1 9 ,gf 4 4 ld: it if Small court outside cafeteria March 19 1950 456 7-8-9- UJ DONALD de SURVILLE Don Block R 2, 3,4, Baseball t, 2, 3,4, Intramurals 1,45 fzj ANTHONY Di GIOVANNI Tony Class Officer 3,4, Rally Committee 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 33 C33 FRANK DILLON Whiz Class Officer 2, Intra- murals l, 2g C41 CHARLES DONLEY Champ Class Officer 2,3,4, Sports Mgr. 4, Booster Club 4, Rally Committee 4, Football I,2, Intramurals 2,4, Track 2, 3,4g Q53 JOHN DONOVAN Jack Sodality l, 2, 3,4, C.S.F. l, 2, RallyCommit- tee 4, Crusader I,2,3, Band I,2,3,4, Dramatics I,2,3,4, Altar Club 1,2,3,4g f6J JAMES DORAN Jim Sodality I,2, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, Crusader 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Intramurals 4, UJ JAMES DOUGHERTY Jim , Q85 KENNETH DOW Ken Rally Committee 4, Football 3,44 fgj CHARLES DOWLING Bud 68 K Cafeteria, radiant heat umfs be mg lord February l9 1950 455 739 UQ PHILIP DOWLING Phil Sodality 2 Class Officer 4 C S F 3 Baseball I 2 Football I Dramatics 2 Q21 MAU 3 4 Student Council 4 Intramurals 4 Q33 MONTE WHITE EAGLE Chief Sodality I 2 Class Officer I 2 3 Rally Committee 4 Football 2 3 4 Q43 JOSEPH ECHBERG Joe Sodality I Dramatics 2 Glee Club I f5j WILLIAM EGAN B111 Sodality I Class Officer I C S F I 2 3 4 Radio 3 4 Intramurals 2 4 Q65 MICHAEL FARRELL Punchy Sod ality 3 4 Class Officer 3 4 C S F I 2 BlockR 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Football 4 Dramattcs I 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Q72 AUGUST FALGOUST Gus Class Officer 3 4 BlockR 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Q85 ALBERT FILIPELLI Al Foot ball 2 Intramurals! f9jIOHN FINETTI Little John Sodalityl 2 Ral1yComm1ttee 4 Football I 2 Serv1ce4 LANCE 4 Intramurals! 4 Trackl 2 4 69 ' ' I,2,3. A I 1 I R O r , , 1 r 0 , .Il ' 67221 .I RICE DUNNE Mike Class Officer 4, Block R 2,3,4, Rally Committee 4, Baseball 1, Football 2,3,4, Basketball I,2, l,2,3 Gymnosrum rn Moy of 1950 455 'Z' 789 up THOMAS FITZGERALD Fltz Llbrary Staff 3 4 Intramurals 1 4 423 CARL FRANK can QQ DENNIS FRAYNE Denny Football3 Intramuralsl 2 3 143 JAMES GALLAGHER 11m RallyComm1ttee4 Servrce 2 R3dl03 4 Dram aucs l 2 3 4 lntramuralsz 4 Q51 LOUISGALLAGHER Joe Photography 2 3 4 Radro 3 4 Q63 JOHNGARDENAL Jack Sodallty l Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Dramatlcs l Intramurals 2 Track I f7y WALTER GARRY Sodallty l 2 Class of f1cer4 Rally COKTIITIIIIEC4 Dramaucsl 2 3 4 18, ROBERT GOLDEN Bob Sodahtyl 2 Servncel 2 3 Band I Inna murals I 2 3 195 FRANCIS GOMEZ Frank Class Offxcer l 0 2 456 739 Gym without the walls Decem ber I8 I949 QU JOHN GRANT General Football I, Basketball 2, Service 2, Library staff I, Intramurals I, 2, 3,4g Q21 BRUCE GRAZ- IANI Graz Service 2,4, Dramatics 4, Intramurals 4, Track 3: Q31 JOHN GRIZZEL Bear Sodality 1,23 My JOSEPH GROSSMANN Joe class Officer 4, Block R 3.4, Football 2, 3,43 453 IEROMEGUINASSO Champ g 463 NORMAN HAAG Norm Block R 2,3,4, Track 1.2, 14:17, EUGENE HANIFIN Gene g f8J JAMES HARAN Jim Sodality I, Intramurals 1, 2,43 49p EDWARD HAYDEN usd Service 2, 3,4 View of West end of school from athletic field'7 March 26 1950 456 789 fly JOHN HAYES Jack Class Officer 3, Block R 3,4, RallyCommittee 4, Baseball l,2, 3.4, Football I, 2, 3,4, Basket- ball I, 3, Intramurals lg fzj FRANK HARRISON Francis Sodality4, Sports I, Dramatics 3,4, GleeClub 2, 3, Intramurals 2,43 Q35 BERNARD HEALLY Bernie Class Officer I, Rally Committee I, Service 3, Dramatics I,3,4, Intramurals I,4p C43 EMMETT HEGARTY Rum Class Officer 2, Basketball I,2, 3,45 Q9 DAVID HEIGES Lynn Sodality 4, C.S,F, 3,4, Service 4, Crusader 3.4, LANCE 4, Photography 4, Dramatics 3,45 163 RICHARD HENNINGSEN Service 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Intramurals 25 175 ARTHUR HETTINGER Art Service l,2, 3,4, Intramurals I, 21 QSHAMES HICKEY Hick RallyCom- mittee 4, Football 4, 195 WILLIAM HICKEY Bill Class Officer I,2, 3, Sports Mgr. I 72 Vrew of locker room and gym January 2 l95O I 456 t' 789 UQ ROBERT HILL Bob Class Offlcer 2 Servlce 2 3 Dramatlcs I 2 3 4 Intramurals I Qzj CLYDE I-IINDS Class Offlcer Dramat1cs4 Q43 KEVIN HOLNESS Dramat1cs3 4 GleeClub 4 153 WILLIAM HOSKINS Wlllle Class Officer I 2 C S F 2 3 Football! 2 3 Rad1o4 Band 3 4 Dramatlcsx 2 GleeClubI 2 Trackl 2 1611-IEROLDHOUSE Herry Sodalrty I Class Offlcer 2 Servrce I 2 Dramaucs 3 4 Intramurals 2 Q75 GILES HULSMANN G11 Sodallty I 2 Footballl Servlce I 2 Intramurals I 2 3 Q83 DENNIS HURLEY Sodalxty I 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 19, JOSEPH '-IURLEY Joe Sod allty I 2 3 ClassOff1cer 4 Sports Mgr 2 BlockR 2 3 Rally Commtttee 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Crusader 2 3 4 Dram atlcs 3 4 Glee Club 2 73 I I, 2, 3, 0 I ' I L I, Booster Club 3,4, Rally Committee 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,43 Q35 ROBERT I-IIPPS Bob Basketball 4, Cafeferua before laymg of floor Aprnl 30 1950 455 789 3 4 Service 3 4 Radro 3 Band 1 2 3 4 gy HOWARD JOHNSON Rags Glee Club 2 14, GEROLD IUBA Jerry Q9 GREGORY KAZARIAN Greg Sodalrty I C S F 2 3 Q61 GEORGE KING Ace Block R 4 Basketball 2 4 Q71 JAMES KNIGHT Weasel Servnce 3 18p CLYDE KRUSINSKI Al Sodahty I 2 C S F 2 Crusader 2 3 Dram atrcs 2 Lrbrary Staff2 Intramurals! 2 4 193 JAMES LANE 11m Sodalrty I 2 Class Offxcer I Crusader3 Dramatrcs I 4 Intramurals I 4 74 0 I . . , , 1 0 ' l UQ PATRICK HYLAND Pat Class Officer 3, Basketball 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3,45 QZJEMILE INCROCCl Em Sodality tw -1? Y-13 ,mg 4 .1 Vnew of sunken gardens and ccfeterna May 7 1950 456 tw. L 789 fly LAWRENCE LAPADURA Larry , 125 TOM LEAHY Terr1ble Football l, 2, Intramurals 4, 13, RONALD LUCETI Ron Sodahty I, 2, 3, Class Offlcer I, 2, 3. C.S F l, 2, 3, Sports Mgr. 2, RallyComm1ttee 4, Baseballz, Crusader I, 2, 3, Student Councnl 2, 3,4, Intramurals I, 2.4, Debate 3, Q4j RICHARD LEWELLYN Duck Intramurals 4, Q53 ROYMAFFEIRallyCom mxttee 4, Radio 3.4, Student Councll 4, Dramatlcs 1.2, 3.4, Library Staff 2, Glee Club I, Q6j RICHARD MAHAR Glee Club I,2,3,4, Q73 PATRICK MAHONEY Pat Class Officer l, C.S.F. I,2,3,4, Basketball I, Intramuralsl,2,3,4. Debate 3.4, C81 RAY MARCHI Ray C S F 3, Photography 2,3,4, Band I, 2,3,4, Intramurals 2, fgy IOI-IN MALONEY Jack 75 'f-: 57:23 ,' r.. Q. , iw- If , H .ia?i?Z , ' ' C 'fp ' as -A , 1 bf Y--S -77-3-Q15-Tai, ff -' 4 f- t5Is-Iliiy 222. , L , A ' r -. ' fy A 4--1 , - V' fr .1fs:f-- , .- I 1 ' V I. 2. 3. , I ' 1' 'X l Q 1 . . . . fl' anal Pavemenl' nn front of school March 6 O 456 l L 789 up DONALD MARSHALL Don Sodaliry 1, 2, Block R 3,4, Football r,2,3,4, Crusader 4, QZJDONALD MCCARTHY sen- ator C.S.F. I, 2, Rally Committee 4, Dramatics 4, Intramurals 1,23 Q31 JAMES MCGOWAN Jim g f4j JOHN McGUIRE Mac C,S.F. 2, 3,4, Service 2, Crusader 3, Track 2g Q9 PHILIP McGUIRE Phil Class Officer 2, Sports 2, Ral1yCom- mittee 4, Intramurals 2.4, Track I, 22 Q62 JOHN MCMAHON Sodality I, 2, Intramurals 25 Q75 WILLIAM MCMANUS Red Rally Committee 4, Football I, 2,3, Intramurals 1,2,4, Track I,2,3, Q83 DAVID MENICUCCI Scooter Intramurals 2, Q93 MICHAEL MIHALEK Mike Sodality I, 2, Block R 3.4, Baseball l,2, 3,4, Service 3, Intramurals 2,4 76 Audrforuum ready for brlck work January 26 1950 456 739 3 fly DON MILES C S F 2, Rally Commlttee 4, Intramurals 2,4, Q23 BERNARD MORAN Barney Sodallty I, Band I,2, Dramat1cs4, Intramurals I, 2, Q31 KEVIN MULLANEY Kev Block R 2,4, Intramurals I, 2, 3,4, Track I, 2, 3,4, 141 JOHN MURPHY Murph Sodaltty I, C S.F 3, Crusader I, 151 ROBERT MURPHY Service 2, Dramatxcs I, Glee Club I,2, Intra murals I, 2, Q61 REA NEWMAN- Q71 SERGIO NIBBI N1b Radto 3,4, Glee Club I, Track 2, 3, 187 MILTON NOLAN M1lt Sports 3, Football I,2, 3, Dramaucs 2, QQJTIMOTHY NORMAN T1ny Tum Sports Mgr. 4, Football 3, Intramurals 4, Track 3-4 77 .I V, .-,. I '- ' 1. I I-2,31 ' L f 1 1.2.3. Library with shelves and no books Februory 19, 1950 456 789 ik UQ KEVIN OCONNELL Kev Sodallty 2 Foo ball 3 Dramatlcs 2 Intramurals I 2 4 Track 2 3 Debate 2 Qzl JAMES OGRADY Ilm Q35 DENNIS O LEARY Den Q43 KEVIN O SULLIVAN Kev Sodallty I 2 Class Officer 2 BlockR 2 3 4 Booster Club 3 4 Rally Commlttee 4 Footballz 3 4 Basketball 2 Track I 2 3 4 Q51 HOWARD PARKER Rocky Sodallty I Class Offlcer I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Photography 2 Dramatlcs 2 Intramurals 2 4 Track I 2 3 Q6jROBERT PETERSEN Bob Class Offrcer 2 Servxce 3 Glee Club I 2 lntramuralsi 2 3 4 Q71 ELLIS PIZZI Service 2 Intramurals 2 3 f8j ROBERT PREVEDELLO Bob C S F I 2 3 4 Rad104 Q91 THOMAS QUAN Tom Sodallty I C S F 2 Ser vlce 2 3 Dramatlcs I 2 3 78 f I A 4. .1 1 1 1 1 .3 Li., 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 11 - , - , D L I I I I D I I I 1 11 - 11, 1 11 11. 1 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 11 11 - - . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 11 11 - I 11 11 - - 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 456 789 L .1 Lubrory ready for achon September I7 1950 UQ ROBERTRAPATZ Bob Sodahtyl Football 3 Dramatrcsl 2 3 IntramuraIs4 12, PAULRASORE Jolly Intramurals 3 Track 2 131101-IN RATTUNDE Jack Class Offlcer I Dramaucs 2 145 MARIANO RAYMUNDO Ray Sodallty 2 Dramatics 2 Glee Club 2 C51 WILLIAM RILEY Bull Basketball I 2 Intramurals I 3 f6y RUSSELL ROBINSON Russ Intramurals 2 175 WALTER ROBINSON Walt Q85 RONALD ROMIGUIERE Ron Intramurals I 4 fgy WILLIAM ROSEN BERGER B111 Sodallty I 2 Class Offrcer 4 Rally Commxttee 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 o n I I . . , :lr I v I n u f ' . u n 1 u 1 a o r l sv -I - - , vu 1. - 1 9 l I 1 . n - rr . n n r r r l l I . or rv. n .1 . - u u I 1 ,, . ,, . . . r 1 u I r n South courtyard January 8 1950 456 739 qty RONALD ROSSINI Ron Sodality 1,2,3,4,,Class Officer I, C.S,F, I,2,3,4, StudentCouncil 4, Band 1, 2,3,4, Dram- atics I,2,3, Glee Club I,3,4: 123 JOHN RYAN Jack Sodality l, Intramurals I,2: QQ THEODORE SCHMIDT Ted C. S,F. 2, 3, Block R 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1.2, 3.4: 143 AL SERAFINO The Jet Sodality 1,2, Class Officer l,2, 3,4. Block R 2, 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 1,z, LANCE 4: C59 ROBERT SCHNAPP 'B0b Sodality 2. Service 2, Band 1, Glee Club I, Intramurals 2, Q65 DONALD SEBANC Sodality I, Service I, Intramurals 1, 2g Q71 JAMES SIMONETTI Jim Sodality l, C,S,F, l,2, Rally Committee 4, Service 1, Dramatics l,2,3,4, Library Staff I, Glee Club 2.3.43 18, WILLIAM SINCLAIR Bill Sodality I, Football 2, Basketball 25 Q93 ALEXANDER SOLIS Bob 80 4'-'11 sl anvil' 3' 'Wg' R lilll - I -'U' 3 -?::lf ' V' 'X' ,,, 'mm sqmgw 'nd' :Jaan-Mew:-w 34-Q 'ef-sc Ah M, if 'fig fc YL- nf- lm My Rnordan football faeld June 4 1950 IN- 456 739 UQ ALLEN SMITH Al Dramatlcs 2: 121 ROBERT SOO H00 Basketball 1, Intramurals 4, Q31 PETER SORENSEN Pete Sod ahty I, Football 3, Intramurals 4, Q43 LELAND STRAWN 'Lee' Sodaltty I, 2, 3,4, LANCE 4, Band I,2,3,4, Dramatlcs l, 2,3,4, Glee Club I, 3,43 19 NEVON STUCHEY Stnch , 163 DANIEL SULLIVAN Dan Sodalrty 3, Servxce 4, Intra murals 2, 171 PATRICK SULLIVAN Pat Sodahty I, 2, 185 PAUL SULLIVAN Paul Sodallty I, 2, Class Offxcer 2, Base ball 3, Service 2, Glee Club I,2, Intramurals I,2,4g Q93 THOMAS TAYLOR Tom Sodalxty I, Class Offlcer I,2,3,4, Block R l, 2, 3,4, Rally Committee 4, Baseball I, 2, 3.4, LANCE 4, Student Councll I, Intramurals I, 2,4 81 vu ' - - ..,-......... 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'fi- Gym, not qurfe ready for frrsf game December I8 1949 1.'. ' 456 789 fly ALVIN TEIEDA Al Sodallty 3,4, Class Offrcer 3,4, C S F. I, 2, 3,4, Rally Commrttee 4, Baseball 1, Servlce 2, 3, Student Councll 4, Dramatrcs 2, 3,4, Llbrary Staff I, Glee Club 3,4, Intramurals 2,4, Track 3, fzj JOHN TIMOSSI Jack' Sodalxty x,2,3, Class Offrcer I,2,3, C S F. I, Block R l,2,3,4, Baseball 2, Football I,2,3,4, Track 3, 13, WILLIAM TOEL Pla1n B1ll SOd3l1ly l,2,3,4, Booster Club 4, LANCE 4, Band 4, Dramatrcs 4, Glee Club 4, Debate 2, 3.4, Q4j PAUL TOMPKINS Paul Sodalxty I,2, SCTVICB 2, 3,4, Glee Club 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 153 RICHARD TRAV ERS D1ck C S F 1, 2, Radlo 3, 165 JOHN TWOMEY Red C S F. I, 2, 3,4, Crusader 3,4, Debate 3,4, 17, JOSEPHVAN DYKE Joe Sodallty I,2, Servlce 2,3,4, Q85 MICHAEL VIGO M1ck' Basketball I,2,3, fgl WILLIAM WARNICK Al Sodalxty I,2,3,4, Booster Club 3,4, Football 3, LANCE 4, Dramatrcs 3,4, Intramurals 2, Debate 2.3.4, Glee Club 3, 4, Rally Commtttee 4 87 'r 3 ff X. . F 1' I V .3 1. I ' . 1 ' ' 5 V - - 1 ' f.-lie 'N- ' lf? . . als 2 ' L -:Q 4 we , 1+ I ,- sw . 3 V - '53 rf' . I fl? ,,.-.., ,, ta, X , .f f' ' , Q . ' ' . ll 51 x I i 9 I v I x I I s n I pi Bas Rel refofF ushers of Men oufslde faculty but ldnng COURT YARD V IEW fly IOSEPI-IWETTSTEIN Ioe Sodalrtyl 2 Baseball I 2 3 Basketball I Glee Clubl 2 Intramurals I 2 4 f2lROBERT WHITE Bob Sodalrtyl C S F I 2 3 G1eeClub2 Q31 THOMASWHITE Tom Q43 RICI-IARDWILLIAMS D1ck Sod ahty 2 BlockR 3 4 RallyComm1ttee 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 q5jEDwARDWl1.SON Ed Intramurals 2 Qbj ROBERT XAVIER Bob Sports Mgr 3 4 BlockR 3 4 Intramurals 4 Q75 CLETE EBERHARDT Sptke Sodallty I 2 C S F12 3 Band! 234 Dramat1c3 '83 ,f' ! V - 2 Z 5 1 ,. W f 11: 5' -3 f. :vm-ry, , 45. U, nj b .,i'Vf-Q. A, i 9 rn fi h C . . . Q1 ff' fi NI Pb l l F fl kt ff ff' ff fl fi fl -rl R I ORDAN HIGH SCHOOL CLQSS H 1950 Ai.. I7 '23, Wg fl 5 ii JZ ' -'.. -, fl .JL .L 'G' .f' C5 fb 1-1 N AIA fi h T . 11 ' - KK M fl 2 fi 3 ,Q E I Q 44 0 .af-V Q. RIORDAN HIGH SCHOOL -nv C t Class 0 4 4 . N 5 4,- of y K ,ii X - Q , A if 7 -K ogg it ' ' It - ' I F fr, 5 lol ,, P W' i Z Q. Lh ' f K A , on 'ls Q- 5 'r Y, , 3 . , 4 iff? Qi!-A 'X' ii! , ,. if , , - ' , Q- -- ' - 'J Q, by ' CQ 5 Q CZ Q . . A . First Row: Peter Durkin, James Pastore, Gerald Schmidt, Ray Doherty, Richard Hennig, James Walsh, John Tobin, Daniel Cronin, Peter Nossardi. Second Row: James Sullivan, Noel Blos, Joseph Leutza, George Guinasso. Third Row: Joseph Diestel, James Da- ly, Dennis Kenny, Thomas Frayne. Fourth Row: Lawrence Brown, Eugene Vittori, Fr. Leonard Thome, S.M., Bro, John McClus- key, S,M., Jack Murphy Daniel Scannell. Fifth Row: Thomas Gaine, Joseph Murphy, Thomas Madden, Williamwilliams, Thom- as Maley, John Schmitt, John Cleary, Donald Stoesser. Absent: Robert Taylor. ' if 5A , 'tluqg 361 F'r5f Cf 0 I December GY of Schoof Sepfe b Alumni Dunne m ef 9, 7949 aan BASE as ' tl fs' - . - iX1or J:m ifllgh School F R15 ' X! 1 5 A QS , , ,.. f 4690 fdfiwi J, Q N Q Y 9 A, X- V Senior A, Class of '53, Front row fl to rj: Andrew Doyle, Dick McDonough, John Connell, Ray Domino, John Loughran John Lanzavecchia, Fred Martin, 2nd row: Wm. DeBrie, John vanderwhire, Bruce Hansted, Dave Mackin, Ken Wilson Jay lten, Norm Regnartg 3rd row: Dick Hodge, Tom McCall, Don Costello, Jim Mullally, Bob Woodcock, John Cronin Virgil Marin umni Senior B, Class of '53, Front row fl to rj: Don Dear, Dick Ames, Dick Hannan, Ray Muther, George Carli, Charles Barberini, Ray Colombo, Don Fleming, 2nd row: Mr. Lindland, George Schnapp, Ed Palmieri, Jim Anderson, Joe Bot- tero, Al Spediacci, Jim Campagna, Tom Bryan, Angelo Bertuccig 3rd row: Eamon Bowler, Fred Bajurin, Bob Forni, Paul Hoffman, Charles Syme, Bob Sbragia, Jack Guisto, Al Fioresi, Harvey Bustichig 4th row: John McDonagh, Wm. Rogers, John Flynn, Bob Bryant, Jim Aguirre, Tom Clark, Nick Baham ..,,. 4AA4h.-. 1 T .,.,I -lgg gurl-ash. f ,AK A -4.- L4-, maui. -Q if Y ---f .,-A ...4.gs.fs ....-as-...Q V--- - V f att- S ,1...- HG Senior C, Class of '53, Front row fl to ry: Frank Donofrio, Ray Oakes, Ken Hermann, Gerald Doherty, Wm. Bolts, Gary Blos, Alan Ghirardelli, John Warren, George Carolla, George Lee, 2nd row, Bro, Carl, S,M,, Don Yager, Tom McRey- nolds, Pete Poon, Sal Fanciullo, Jim Sawaya, Dan Murphy, John Doherty, Gene Gutierrez, Gerald Crosson, Jerry Frayne, 3rd row: Roger Richter, Walt Frehe, Brian Epidendio, Wm. McGowan, John Briare, John Clements, Frank Zedek, Henry Hermann, Ernest Gray, Herman Theriault, 4th row, Jim Kraemer, Vince Senatore, John Breslin, Mike Ciraolo, Bill Mul- holland, Dick Lewis, Phil Brown, Bob Branick, Ray Arata .xdfumni X Senior D, Class of '53, Front row fl to rj, Bro, Robt. 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