Riordan High School - Lance Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)
- Class of 1962
Page 1 of 144
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:
“
1.-va r -1: p-of.-sw-.-pq-w -v-pw -1+-4 -0, f,-up rr w-v e --A-13-w sn-P1-www Q li Q4 rf' i,..iJ.:w 4 . 5 F. K.. H , 4, 2 Ja-1 .h 1 X A N,,,,,Y,,,,L,,Y,,,,,,..h -,. ,,,:-,iTf.,1,.:,.4, , -.,...-,Y.,.,3b,11,.T:fx..,A. -y..,T,,4.:-. -rr-ff--1.M-,-wrzfvv-f-:'f 1---.-mv-A ,M .. ,. , W 1 .., . 'Q 1 ef'- :7 ' ,II -S153 , 1. -2-' fr 4: sera., .1. 1 .u,.,1,...-, ,,, 2. X 1, G 5 E 5 2 'r F L if 1? 5 11 f L, 1 1 1 i L I I 1 1 1 I 1 I i I 1- .4 LANCE - - - 1962 , 7' I . : Z' cf ' - ' -- W 1 it I n fruit . . , Q 1 2, E9 45? A ' -- ' ' 1:55335 ' I I . 3, 1: ,Q -,gf 1 . Q in - . .xii 'L V u gh. i. ' ,'7:.1f7'X -,, -'f if .. - l , ' ....L..fL17:g:,-. . -- V '2i:.- .-,Ja-155 gjgi, RIURDAN HIGH SCHOUL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA H fer 'K . ., . . a. f . t. ,L xg., l 1 my -5 . ,4 . F W .' , j ..,. . ' , A . z , 2,- 5 Y - ,,, . I 51 , ' i It .a, -F ,. L ' W A g ,ai ': A N . . J - 439' . ' 4 J if , .. I L ' ,.. ,,.' . .1 af' as 1? ' 5 le. f if , ?' g, W -1 :' ff 'Q 251. f- . 2 . Km ' 5 . I , , ' f.gifl:?5j3+Lyg::.3iF ,,f , - I. .f.-..:.f,.44g x rv h 6. -- -' ' ,ggfxew . , , X 1 .-vi .-my ff 'W'1593,g4a'+ .Y A if - .. . ',..f ' ' V-f+::5:4Izff3f'k Ix,M,i...,N,,Mw 6 M.. Ae, wwq,..gM-.r4f1-f-mc-.n.ggg,1,MF:iM - WmuwFr.,:1,.. -nf-A-,wsu-..,mw: Sfggi . ,Jw jpwv -5-,M ..,.........,... ' -. .Q Q ix-his 2 'E f 2. Z1 fs- -. A' f. - :f ' ' 2 .1 v ' ' 5. 'I , i Sf' 1' '-L 1 4 ' '- 12 T - ' .. :.w31-Rf-wg: f-3 .5 , -fray? Q I' j L, 1 51:1-ki I .-:f.fwunf,- .A , J- 2Mm.:,g- ,E 4' 1 M- 1 ,I-ww.m:1gAlqQl 5? I r ,H . I. , ,. Ly ,Q 1, ' if if 2 . F4 1' ' 'X 55 li ..... I ..v.-mg,-,I-x, -- x--- a -- ' - .I+ 'fff '-'K'--jf ti f '. 1 Q Minis:--. N , ,,-Vg. . . .. . , . . F I- - rg., -.1 fs gg. d,...y I: 'fr' ' P1414--7s.'..w.1f.. -.fy L, N-gi-nd 'EE 'I' 55571 -' 1 ,,. if E' . Y ' f K Q N . J3xg ,x.....,.,3-x.. . U. . - , nu Mmegiamikwl, wr5m:'h4v-.:ls5.:x-e-v..1.x.-..., . ' Z U Q I 4. -1 ,-szrwwg.. .1 'sb-Eikfdfiilsrf, 1 . , sk -2 -Lx, , ' L: . f? Q.. gn. . +.-N-r ,..- '- l , , if - wybgfh. fm 13.5 g,.. it -Q g ,,1...,. a no - U -. . . -' xqagzakwmw., ' , -Mqggnge .- 1 ' -, ' -, 'wmv-'-, f .- R - 1 -: 7 2 rg. nv n -' ua.. . . I - : 'fT,'.2i4'.- f ' I-T'.'-lf, Z M f.'k'e'4f -ii ' 'N' ' 3 ' N431 ..g' ' ' - 4, - Q Y ,l 3. gf ,Ag . , . . - , ,ij A ' ' ,.-- ' f - , 'j:..,.g-5, , f QQ.-1-:. 4, '9'..:-2-T ' '-affllm :Tc .135 . -. .--A : v 'Q .' - - ,A .. - fc:-'V .ur V .U ' - i, ? 'ly -:,.-7,7951 - .L V. Lum - - , 4 wal-'Ar t .4 JW, - ,ph . W-' - ,..,4,.fQ .1 .5 . 11 -,g Mfm.-,+-. 5 f ,,,, , A, wb. ., , 'K - ' f f , QW.,-V. ...:' U -' I- -' -5' ,.,,,,.,. '-vu wNr.:1Sz1'n'-tv-' an IQ.k,.3gja-5-QQ3xgv,g,'i,u. .1 ,1 4- -' - .3 H' 1 fi ' .Mn ,jhfrf ' MMwwMy+'w'HQ'-' Q-'Marg'-f 4 f - - .. .V 3, .-'- xi: .41 A 1, ur.. aezqmsff V- ' , -5' 3 ' ' . rf:-1.-V M. er: 4 T ' Fi- fa ' ' 4' 10 Y ,Z ' W.'f:'5.JLii f wi , ' : 11, 'wixfs-,a-i' , V. 1 . ' .- ' : - . ,.1 . . . me , fu wif' A 1. .HQ A2 .z ii ...W .-.,.4sv:,e.,,:pg5:iKQAw -wk! 53-I--I, :im-vcwN,,: .w,.,qv1.f.A ...x . ,4:.DW',,,r. 1.p1.q:1,1A,N- , ,gnu-ff.,-gig - .,. . .,. - nga, I --1: w. swf -' ' -Q -' ' -mxiqegrfpyg-vi-f- ' I .yvdfg x ,,x!'-'. w..-f'f'Vw1:ws.q.f.w- 44w6'::.ewmq:wvw4'fr2f' ,,,,.,.:gf, M,,,.,g. ,wi ----fl :Z 11' 2.1. . .-- ' 1- W' ,.,.,1.M:.wb' 5,3:,..,.w.w.w'f 'x::'G:wL-f 'i 2 The Society of Mary is the length and shadow of Father William joseph Chaminade. He slowly consumed his life in the continuous service of Mary and the religious congregation, born of his great love, has been and is a help unto future generations in her name and for her glory. The city of San Francisco has been his debtor for seventy-five diamond years. Seventy-five years of sowing and reaping from the hearts of the youth of the beloved City of Saint Francis -- a diamond harvest of great deeds. In the summer of l886, five Marianist Brothers from Saint Mary's Stock- ton, began this seventy-five years of service. At Saint joseph's Parish in the Mission, they opened the grammar school for boys. Through earthquake and depression they remained true to their calling to educate the youth and to in- crease their love and devotion to Mary Immaculate. In 1906, the Marianist Brothers began to open a high school department at Saint james while also conducting the grammer school. With the increasing de- mands made for another and still larger boys high school in San Francisco, the Marianists closed the high school department in 1949 and moved to the newly constructed Riordan l-Iigh School, a monument to the memory of Archbishop Patrick William Riordan, D.D. This is the light in which the Marianists still laborg this is the spirit which still animates them and here lies the cause of their strength. They are con- fident of eternity and they know the times in which they labor. Both here and the hereafter are to them secure if they remain true to their dedication: For the glory of the Most I-Ioly Trinity and the honor of Mary Immaculate and the sal- vation of souls. . ,swag-ay vi. T.:-' -fi ?g ' in fi ' 1 - . Y 1 'i:cQ'g ' 1 . 'Q - f.. . , ,q:::-.fav-is-wa: ' , 4-il .46 i f., . ' , , . ' . 1- 't .. I, I-ml--444-4... f-.4 -an - .. - - 'Quai -x I ' ' .T '.: y - ,- fgagggfys:gqvQ.ggQ::IfY441ff'E' N lf' lLs'mQ:?: D i:,.g.4::E1. ff , 295 1 fer... ,,:n,:a:aC ---we , f '5w . awf-..- I if '- 1 -is All--- - 'r,' 34 'Wm' -I . V-ff 'P'9t7 N' 'ff' ' f Fl ' - 5 ' , , , af?q!.-sqgarbxiiz ,,.i.:lfi...f.x. 5355935 , X -vii 2 I' --1-, - ' -' ' ' ' 19 ' ft! s 1 '. gil' 1, . ,F - ' 7 , gg,,,,g,,.,g , 1- , ' Q, ,, I .ef - - 1 ix. 'V wt 5- 23 l , W 'X' gsqigyjiiicffiii, .fag 1 -.gf Sa, :A W .' - - an ? ' 1:4522 :wiki 'S drrimm . , -x,.- . , ix 22 ximw: ,Z 1 4 .. .- . F7 1 -'--W -,H-J iff . ' 1:-I ., '- . . y 11 'I . ,. . 5 M , ,M , ,I .W v,?gnz:,4. .,M.3:.-5,Q35yf3:f,,, ' .m .1-fr. .. .4 .. . - wmv-yu 1 f 1 ., gf 1' ti ' . 4 , - - .'.'f ' i, ,, 5 ,. fn? E+- fag, vf ,,a'3 x., It.. 'Q - t 5' A.: z f . f. -MV? E - -. . N'-f - wr .- .' ' - . t Wwxiliwl ' ' if v.w ', - ' f 'V-iitiaiafmesvzifsfxvxfafw' , . 'fiiffgf g ,, 13 . fsfaaisafwzfgi , ffm I Q H if Q H N..-. , . L .a.', '. 5 ' f 1, f s ' , 1 211 1 g, . 'f uL.,vf,-a, 1 .,-, .-Z. -f . -- I .1. - . A -v v -. -3 -.9?Vq,f -6 , few-uw' - 3: 'ir 'gi - . 'Xiu ' ' :,,::, I avffifwf-fs ..1-i....,i-:Av . . EQ bs. , 27 .e kms,-, 1 ,- fe '65 P: .E ii mg fLff,'e.,5-V I-ii-,saw-fern.,-.--.,, 2 . .Lf 'EJ '- .' ' 5 r9-.52 if 'i-mi, T: -il - 'ff '4' .-er f. ' qs? -aw. 1555-2-'f2i4:.Z..4T-3213-.' f .1 ' - 412 1. Wiz.. 11 fwfr'-1-f-, V .,.ff.f:.via-- . .--1-ni:-if'-A 'X 'uf ,'?'r?u, git, ,, , , ,QQ-I, .,.. ' '75'53 ': fZ-1?d3Qfd1f W ., .w.---- ' ' .-sry. ,yu-af.. mf- TRW M 4, A '4.f,.': aw..-ff 7Zmqwalmf-:es'-m:1-1.2.:sw.w V1 umm-fsffiiilge. , J' i N A MOST REVEREND JOSEPH THOMAS MCGUCKEN, S. T. D. Fifth Archbishop of San Francisco Leaving the confines of Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles, traveling northward on El Camino Real via the Diocese of Sacramento comes our Archbishop The Most Reverend joseph Thomas McGucken, S.T.D. We, the Senior Class of 1962, pledge our loyalty to his apostolic call. We look to our new Shepherd for guidance and a richer spiritual life. We wish him many years crowned with re- newed fervor in the city of San Francisco de Asis. V Mai QQ? Cffkrchhiuness nf 52111 grzxncisnn if MQ cHANcssY ossncs i 5 445 CHURCH STREET for .3 is x Q alexa , c, fi 'Xi' sm-4 FRANCISCO 14. cams. if fill? lfiijflizil, ask' ,, 1 ,. ifiiiiigiijg giiE1frg5?iif5 lilikbw ff! slew- 'I 1 i P I I , Q UNDERHILL 3-5212 zo April 1962, To the Priests and Brothers of the Society of Mary As you prepare to celebrate your Diamond Jubilee in the City of San Francisco, I wish to send you my felicitations and atithe saine time assure you that rny prayers are united to yours in thanking Almighty God for His Providential protection and His blessings upon your work during the past seventy-five years in the City of Saint Francis, and I join with your many friends in thanking God for all the graces and blessings which He has brought to the faithful of San Francisco through the devoted work of the Marianist Priests and Brothers. Since the five Marianist Brothers from Saint Mary's in Stockton came to San Francisco in 1886, the Marianist Foundation in San Francisco- has been tried as iron is tried in fire and has been found itobe true. Through occasions of vicissitudes and catastrophesg as Well as through years of prosperity and blessings, the Marinists have been true to their religious and educational calling and have established in San c :Francisco a splendid tradition upon which to establish future growth and expanded work. i ' g il pray God to bless the Marianists, their students and alumni, and all of their friends on the occasion of the Diamond Jubilee as acyfpledge of His love and protection in the years to come. Yours sincerely in Christi, lg 7 'ff K ,Q V jg K . K .Q 85.35 If My 5 rm? if i,-- A 5 fif:52f?'2i'N y wsiitx wqsfifsffff i ,T if ii: If . , Joseph T. McCracken iliii i 'ilfxrzehbishop of San Francisco Q Riordan High School was erected to the Glory of God and in memory of Arch- bishop Patrick William Riordan, D.D. Riordan High School will remain as a monu- ment to the educational endeavors of Archbishop john joseph Mitty, D.D. Grateful to his educational foresight and faithful to his motto: For me to live is Christ , We, the students of Riordan High School will strive to mature into Christian man- hood, mindful of the dignity which is ours and dedicated to the heritage of our Faith E 1 i ., . 4, ' ' - I 1 i 3' -I . H, jim- ' '- r ' v Q 2, V . f' ga: . w x,-,L.- P -V . .. 49' A I 4 J f :-:-:-:+:-: ! A in, -, 3 -: -:-1 '+. ,. . V if 3 - ' ' : - ' V - - A sv .- 54. -.1 A :. V . :- . ,. A , :rr - f e ' .. . . '1- .i . i . za . f 5 - 1 2 5: 12. . 'Q . ' -'-2 24 5. 5375 :-E55 252 : E 1 E 5 ' : - ' . a ' ' ' 2 ' ' P' ' ff .V izliif- f a -1' . i , 52 ' .1 - H E1:z:2:f f ' '-'wwe .' ' 'X . 1 V--. -, -4 f .' ' 5- 1 E 3'-2' iv' Q- ' M' ' 2 ' -- g,,.'-. . 'Q ' if E 5-2 ' .. '. ' vu ' A :- '-57: ' 5:f7f5Ffff: ' J Z. : f-1' . . .f. I' .1 ', ' - .--f ., ' 1 Vx. .f ' - f'- 3 1 -: no be-'1 - A ,. :Q , b ... M, QM, s . , -I 1 , A 3 , A . f , '. le- 4. - . M. : f,- .. 1 ' , .1 :'3 -:ff-1 A , . ,, fi i Q- . . . -ge , 2,5 -' 15:,,' .A , .' 1 af,g-z:-:-:-:-.-.-.-.3.g.g.g. 5 1 5 M 3 I t l gigt : -MZ: If L . . L . I 3: i. . . ..M S V- , ...Z K . . . . 4 fl q:5:3 1::fg',: -5 1 . H is - ' ' ,gm A t . Zf, -L 'Q. V 1 y V I - , gtk. ,Z , ' -. .fx AAWF. R ty. L -- A, . . Gi l a. - I ,HA :J Y ' ' ' f 21.3. - fzf:- . : ' 3. -- A- ' QQ ,' -, ' ' - 'Q' -, N 4. ' ,. . . 3 A 4 .iz-2 r ' 1 F 't k .tg .V 'S If nr I.. I. X - v 'I ' . . . f :i:3 ' - . ' ' ' ' . ' , I4 53 W . .. ' ..'. , ' . . 1, ' If Z ' ' ' 'gf ' . ' - 35, -. 2 2 .'-I-I-I'Z'1'1'2'-'-Ii-1'1 ' ' - 1 95 - JE 5, , g, - 1 up , 1 4 - ' I - by NA I - ' i di : 3 F. W.. Q31 A'.'.:.:.:.:.:....-,-,IJ , 1 Q.. L ' -'fl- 'ff W ' - - 1: ,f g A Q-' ' ff, - .-f- '- , 1 12-.nxf-ff ,.f i ' 1. Q1 'HT'-.-. ' 4 ' X 3251 . ' N i ' '- J ' , mm 1. . -1.1. v. .- -,fa h -.-1 , . , -.- j: I , -K ,' :y4.s W,.. y -aw w' 4 ri: , V .433-rf: 5 .- 1 . - -L,- . V J-A. D, . -:S T 'lb 4115.5 ggi ,kr . nun -.5 . i 852 ., .A . E - . - 'V -' f' 5 f-V ' I - :-:-:-:1:2.-.- 1 N ': L ' '- .' ff E2:f:1: . - f' :?:3: 5 i . . -' ' W 2222222 :-:I Q .1-I-I A 4 Q , xg g 5 ' Q-1 ' ' 3 2212 g ' ' ' ' :Uri I ' ' V 1 ' '- 1 :1 1. . 31: ' . . -. ' ' ' 5 f size - . .. 3 ii f ' 5 52 ' .Zz ...f111z:-1-'- We . vi N 2 ' if , . .2E2E2 :1 2:2:1E5 ' i ' 5 . V ' '. if ff ' 1 .- U L' ' N .- . 3:35525 Q ' ' 'iw' 7- -. , i '. ,- '7-,f2:2:1:f:- ' V. .f? ' - ' A familiar scene in San Francisco is Chinatown. Familiar scenes recall familiar persons. Persons familiar to Riordan High School are the Marianist priests and Brothers and devoted laymen. Trained in the universities of the nations and exercised in the imitation of Christ, the teacher molds the mind and heart of the student ac- cording to the best cultural traditions of both Church and society. Supervising our varied extracurricular activities, the religious and lay faculty have provided friendly encouragement and guidance for the entire student body. REVERENDJO1-IN T. FOUDY, Ph. D. Superintendent of Schools REVEREND FRANCIS A. OUINN, Ph. D. Assistant Superintendent of Schools BROTHER JOHN SAMAHA, S ,M. Secondary School Supervisor If' :E ,,. .1 A-1'-' fm 2 fi -: Qqmmwwzw 355 Z. 3 mwlffwdef' A YJFYW awww L.. 2-4- ..,...i Eb 5 il 5 E7 :Qtr Gif? f , u. 7211, 7, ' 1 --fvq!',1,. . ua 05.1 34 .373 ,un 22223: vo - , . 1.3. A- ' -., V :. 2 n ! 4, u N r L ,Z If p5 . 5 4' T .. 3- Q al - i? lfiil 552- 113+ 534 5:7: '3'3 n1H'1- . ding? .., . BROTHER I-IERMAN GERBER, S.M., M.A. Principal BROTHER BERNARD FOSTER, S. M Assistant Principal BROTHER ROBERT BADER, M FATHER LEO UI-IT, S.M. , M.A BROTHER FRANK LAHEY S M Director, Marianist Religious Faculty Chaplain Treasurer Community Religion IV Religion II French II FATHER JOSEPH NAPIER, S . M School Chaplain Sodality Director Cha lrman, Religion Department Moderator, Riordan Guild Religion III, IV Latin II BROTHER WILLIAM ANTONETTE S . M . Supervisor of Grounds and Buildings MR. EDWARD FENNELLY, M.A Athletic Director Cross Country Coach Moderator, Block Society Geometry Bookkeeping W can .. Qffisiggvfa ,. ,?2g.ftamf92svffM,1, - :: . mw1fe3M,M f elfivffbiifismzeaggygrfs-4' --M' 'S' figT?gq:gws-saliwgt' W .g we ,l f View ., -V as L A aa x ,.. ,, , , ,Z lw.f+,af..Mww ,kg 55533 use g ig? ' ' . ' --1s,gQ5gmw:wQ ,rvyiw ,Q V V 1 S , -V I 4 A ,... , L .,, . ,.,,.,., at ' ' ' .' '- g ,3ff?7gum?2esg n g, . ' V' Sgww gaw s,fwa,wmffQa,r - ss, Q aa Y 5? Q X2 2 5 if sz 5 as YJ 5 F gf N' L. ,.,. in U -,fa ef- - :I f--- sg,f11s:t,+s-zmzf, wgVf-11:4142:ifilifEgfif'21ss1f.egffi M q gffm i ' A V- ' ,en ww We , . ' ',. ,.., T MR. JOHN LUM L -10,24 Student Counselor If Ge ography Qfi World History lf' 3? MR. RALPH MORENO ment Chairman, Art Department X English I, II Communications Art III, IV Lf I .-ff BROTHER JOHN BORGERDING, S . M. . x House Bookkeeper BROTHER CLAUDE BOULAY, S .M. Assistant Stage Moderator Porter MRS. VIOLA TAYLOR MRS . ELEANOR NORMAN' MISS BIRDIE MAYES ' 'L ' School Ntuse lKLS1v??UXE?!. i 5535.-??H6?2?Q?iv6WJJi1' 1. iff Al If kk'. nl'-UH! NM Bro. Lahey at his desk in the Treasurers Office . A familiar scene every year is the paper drive, sponsored by the Dads' Club. For ten years it was under Bro. Lahey's super vision. Ten Dedicated Years Every Riordan man knows Brother Frank Lahey, S.M. Every Riordan man knows his work as treasurer. But, engraved on a desk pen set in his office, ten years of dedicated service to the Riordan Dads' Club recalls years of achievements. ln 1951, succeeding Brother john McCluskey, S.M. then principal of Riordan, as moderator of the Dads' Club, Brother Lahey opened a new frontier of activities which augmented a much needed financial assistance and equipment for a school just begun. During the past ten years, Brother Lahey worked with seven presidents, each energetic in his responsibilities. Following Mr. jack 1. Doyle, Riordan Dads' Club first president, were Mr. Victor Bacigalupe, Mr. john Flaherty, Dr. Edward Grif- fin, Mr. Ralph Applebee, Mr. Raymond Milani, Mr. Paul Ahern, and Mr. Robert Joyce. Ten years of varied activities saw a growing school band equipped with instru- ments and uniforms, a grand piano and electric organ installed in the auditorium, bleachers erected on the football and baseball fields, the track renovated, the utility building constructed, station wagons added to the automotive department. These con- stitute a partial list of the Dads' Club accomplishments under the leadership of Brother Lahey. With the increasing demands made on his office, it was decided by the super- iors that Brother Frank Lahey's duties be lessened. We, the members of the Riordan family, congratulate you, Brother Lahey, for your ten years of devoted activity to the Riordan'Dads' Club. Mr. Robert Joyce fLeftj, President of the Dads' Club, and Mr. Paul Ahearn, past president, present gifts to Bro Frank Lahey for his ten years as moderator. Also present is Bro. Herman Gerber, principal, and moderator of the club. Student Body President jay Dugan and Advisor Brother Allen De Long, S.M. Officers, Standing: W. Carpeneti, G. Watson, A. Anzalone. Sitting: j. Gerst, I. Dugan. Left to right, front row: G. Watson, J. Gerst, T. Haran, A. Anzalone. second row: P. Ahearn, E. Muscat, D. Haderle, R. Siri, S. Santucci, A. Ag-resti, S. Buscovich, M. Tierney, I. Hallisy. back row: W. Carpeneti H. Dothee, I. Hennessey, 1. McHugh, W. Ardizoia, C. Joyce, I. Mulhall, L. Nibbi, J. Morello, F. DePinto, M. Carroll, D. Badagliacco, I. Dugan. Divisions officers, left to right: G. Watson, T. Haron, I. Gerst, A Anzalone, J. I-lallisy, F. DePinto, I. Dugan. The Student Council is the representative voice of the student body. Repre- sentatives of all four divisions, together with the activity presidents, compose the council. Headed by jay Dugan, and tmder the guidance of Brother Allen De Long, S.M., the Student Council reached the goals set at the beginning of the year. Acting as the voice of the student body, the council brought to the attention of the student body that spirit and co-operation Were its main goals. These they achieved with great success, especially in spirit. Also the student members of the council ran the eighth grade day and also the registration of the eighth graders. Student Control Student Control, left to right, Standing: E. Rogers, W. Ardizoia, D. Hallisy, D. Haderle, I. Hallisy. Sitting: I. Hennessy, R. Del Carlo, T. Norman, J. Duggan. 'They that instruct many unto justice shall shine as the stars for all eternity. -- Daniel 1213. In Loving Memory of BROTHER CARL SPOONER, S.M. Born ln Cleveland, Ohio, june 14, 1909 Died ln San Francisco, january 8, 1962 in the 32nd year of his Religious Profession On january 8, Brother Carl entered his eternal goal with Mary, his devoted Mother for thirty-two years: Thirty years as a Marianist were spent in San Francisco. Brother Carl was a pioneer to Riordan High when it opened in 1949. He was a great enthusiast of sports and will never be forgotten by the Student Body of Riordan High School. BROTHER ALLEN De LONG, S. M. Chairman, Mathematics Department Student Council Advisor Photography Club Advisor Senior Division Advisor Religion IV Algebra IV Physics Trigonometry Senior 218 MR. RUDOLPH ZANNINI Varsity Basketball Coach English IV Typing Business English Senior 214 BROTHER LEO DOYLE, S. M. - --f . .. . ... . . ....,.o 5.3, 9,-ns .,-,-vu-'nq.'.'.' -A 4. ,. . . .' 93, .- , .3 .,f -,-xl ......-. 5, , ,... 5 -?+92-gs?': -'-Sf'--2.3.9'si-f'3Q T'ZZ'Z':-YQ!!545-2-:-'-fs -f'.35'-'-rf-lg.-T'-FQ fv'3'Z'!'I'2'-' C .nu ,. ...- -g , ., .,---.., -- . ', -,-gn.,-'. - ,L ag, -' xv ,. Q . ' 0 sf .5 ' ,, '00, 4' 1 , no .. n 2.11,-. Os .oi s.'.' , , ., . s.: 03... .fax ',. .,,.a:',.' . 1 . .., 0, ,A ., N 8, cn.: .. , 5 x 3.9 Q.. . . . . . , N, .. nf-:Q ..'- ' .. - . - .or ' .- - -- 'n,. , ,:' 1,0:,..,sfl W 'fs '1,o'9..'o: ' X ,', ,Q ost. ,.. :.. .gf x.. Q ...oo o,,,,..s:sn .no o.s J, Q... -' 1. . .. -,.,'.,.,.g.,,1' .' -. -.'.-'. 'Z.'!'.- ge :I -1. .,'g!: ',1Z.Z,',' . o Q n a 5 . , Q o on ' :-.-,v:.5 - ' sez - M. -:.-1--. ',-sz-rs' ' , 5' 'nu' 3. H- '.- vw' ., - ' M. '.' - f'Z' .6-. . X' O 5 ...oz 1, s ' 22.050, 'gs ' Q.. ,, are o' .:o.o,s'....:,:.6 0' .o 'Koo f on . pf.. rv' . Q , ' a... . 5 Q' -.5 .--:-1 1,-.-z-g--' . ' 1' ' I, .. ov' . 'uo'on'1s.. Q0 0,400,150 0 .' ,o, , 5130, 1 ,.., .K .4 f 4, ..'.'.o.. 5. Ivo. 9. 5 og .of s.', ... 3,0 ' - 0 H- . - . 4 . ' 1 . . ' '. ' o ....v. v.,su .,,,v Q .c.,eg.g'.:: .- zz:-. 1' - .--+,-.. ., , .. Q ,, . . .,, 'o,,..oo . . Q. , 01:59:33 x 91 .3-so 3.1.0, ..:..... S.. s ::.:::..:.- -. s 3, ,. ,,:,5:,:,:,:, . M ' '30 'a .'. 4 . 'q's'o.' o Oo ' vo s'. 9o 5 'o'g'.g ,. Os 1 'so 52.2. ,' X ' w egg: 2.18.20 4:.'.s'.' 0 .1':.sr 04, ..:..o,o, os....' wsuf. o.. .5 . . .. . ,o,.,...-,o , :W 1,o,.'.f-,. 9 f,,,- .'. , 1, , -, .. . s' Q09 . .Q, ng 0 f... 4 fs , . Q . ,. . -os' -...O,,0 .. . ..' .-'. .'.. . -0- -. . - ' '.' -.'. '.' '.'.' ' 0' '. ,. ,s ......,,, o .,,.,..s-. , 4 ,, .N. ,. . 63...- , ..,,o,-f. -.,. v , f... .. .M v, ' .,, . , . 1 .. M.. .. o 0 Q .. 9 Q' .96 'n'. Q'...' .N so' oo. ,Q-o-. o' ,, o .. a0...v ' 1 vc, :f.'.,g,:,v: 0 nv ,. 6 244. ,sown valuo'. p6 '.. ..'w. 019990: ...ON :'.'. Q 'o -0 ,O 3, f 5 , ..,:..o, 06... 3. .. .ae 0 a o . ..' 4 ,Q 0. 0,o,q- 01,5 0 . . Q 'Q . .o Q.. .. . o 'j' . .':.'. . 90... . 0 ' IQ' 'Q 'm 4 Q.. 0 .A K' Q. ...qv O 0 0' 9.9. ' ' ,fr s .. . 'O .lo .0.l 5.9 'Q' 0 , ,.. .3 g. , . .. 1 555:01 U 0' ' O ao ' ' 'f 'J '.'.'.' .pu QP. . '. '.' 'os x .A -. . H e, . go, 'p.fo,'.S,,- ,Q '3 Q o n s Q 0 Hia. Q' sb v'.. ee'+.'.'S' ' 1 . . 0 . . 0 ' - 151 f'109o':x . ' S 'If' . '. ' ' 'a' 'A' s ' ' 'v ' -' ff 0 .'. 'Q 3:4 ' Gif .'. o o Ig' ' 'Q 'I 4... .-,.g. -eg. - as .'. '. Jo' 'Qty .jo . 5 'I Q9 ,f f,'.6 . . 4' , s af u .Q 4 I, .. o . . . . o Q. .to Ogahc.. .-,'j'.'.' . , :,., .H ' . - OK ' O O O ..r,'- eg.,-: was-:-.,, , gn' -. '.f:-9: 1 ... '.' 9 751'.':':'s':'0 ' .seo':'o'. To . .'o'P. - 4 '.'s '.q.o9' .9 0. .sa 4'-,u .0 Q . .1 450.05 Q . . 0 9 .. I .g.+S.o.Oet' Q30 ' 0n.x 5 . 5.50. s . fs. .6 , , .' own. -JJ 2.31.20 05 31. . .' X -we n. I no.-.9 .u x . s ... . . Q . .. , , N ...swan :rv .sv ,. q,.o. s,, .syn .os,oos. s. ws, ,qt - . Q .. '.' o' Q, 3,1 s -0.1 ,vs:o,o::s'o1,.'!a'. X . ,.,.,. ,., an ,-, .W ... .g.,.,' U, N .. -gh ,'....3 - faq'-:fe :.:. ga., '., ago, ..'o' 'o ' 0 a-:Q -'-dk kg. , ' w Q . . f 91- f-':u-1.:.:- . .g.x,: - .- '1'.,?g.:r'.0g., - ..o, oo,v,, '.,o.n..... Q e.0 00924. ,gg 9 , S,, 'gf 5 0 700 n'Q rv Nao 0 0.00 r as 0 o .o s o ' 5 ...ts .. A.. 5 05... . . , - . .. 3.-. so . . , ,X .Q Q.. K .. we .. .. . ,s. . 4.-.., ,. 0. 9 3, ,. , s., . 4 ,o ... ...V . 5 s I 0800 ii S 5 99 0 -2- ' '-S - icy v. - JN' -Sw I'-'14-I-1 - '., ,.gIg.'.5-'.3'0.:2g -'., . . . . . . 'v ' 9 Q 0. . . ,' 2.9 1 -'.'0'o'. ' . '. o ,O .' s' ' .'. 2 ' 'o'a'.' .' I7-' ...9- . Z'. -we .'.'.. f'.'. .'. - 0- ' '- '- ' . .' '..- I'Z' ., .-.v-'ee ..-.. '- ' ...' . . .. ev.-.. e.-.'. '.' .,-, .,..',1. ,.,. . ., 9,0 ,,.,..,:g,., 1, 0, ,. .0 - - 0 5... H vs use -eg. fs v, gag... o,0c 'v .. Q 4 . .... . 1 . .1 e , . ,.. Ks . . . . .. . . ' .e .f.s...o-s .-v .. .. . ... . ,.. . H' '.5'o'!.'x'. ' '.'.'.'.'. '.'. , '. ' ' I ' -.'. .'-e. ' -' .-2 - - ' . af- .- . .- .'.:.g,g.3-3 ., , . gnu .:3.'. .. ' i .f .- 9. - 3 ,- ,. ,- . ' VV- 2426.2 .- ' 43.1 4'4 W3 v ' ' 'H - .- -'.' ..,'a... tr...-.9 'o '...,. vu.. ' ':. ,J Q . 5 J.. , . 3.35. ,.,.'.-. '.- ., v.. ..p'.,'-an .- 4'.:'n:.a. ' . . '- .,.,-,. V, .,'..,,,,s.. - 9 -- 5 , f-g.g.,.,,.,..:j. .g',': .. . . . . . . . . . gg, ,g, ' -.-.' eg.. , , -. . g., ,,. ..,'.-, , .g.,'..,. , 'Z'...,. . . . , . , . . . . . . . of v , . o a. . . 139.9 O .',.'.'.g. ,,',..'.'.',:,. ',' -' ju: 3.3 - .3 ..'... 1.1. ..'.1' ' N .vo v . no .. ., . 0 ' . ...Q q., . 0,, 1' . .'.'. ' .'. '.'. '.' ' Q. 1 Sa- -'. Jos 0 . ' ' . ' ,, . .,..-,'..:seo.v av.. 0. v-. .. ga., .v.'. ..g,' ,-,.'.,'-If. '. .-' .' . 5. ..,'..'-..,.H,' '.',.'..1. '. .g., 3 ' . N H . vs f sa- n . 4 ' . ' p ' ' .':,.-K . ...i'6.'e ' a . . . . .-. I .Qo.. . '.?.s', .'. 0,3-,.5.0...f eff. .,.p'.','.,.-Sf, or 3.3 Z- .193 1:15, ,' .,.'.1.'19 -..,.g'.L.g 32.1. '.f.g.:5:Q ng. -,.,.,-'Q,,'.',w,,0.-3-g., '. ,.j. ',-.gp--g.'..y.-.,.,g.. ., -seg... ... g..,4-,-.-. 03.3.1.3 -5.:.,'.3 . Lv -,H-1 gs, 1- Q ,J gs ,. ,. nag.: j-I .1 . .'. o.o- :,s..,.,:,-,.74.' t. -', '.-, ,.'. , 1,-Wg., . '.. U.'..:.f-'., sf -2 -,Q .'-9.,'., ..,' 'tj' ,, - v1'. ,-'.g.3,f.g , .,,-.-43' 119 1. 45.7'g-'v',-,:-'g,-.,- ,f..,-3.-.f ...-,3,f,Q 5.'.' fg 31.3.3 0 j.ff3QZ-1 -o'-f. o:' ,'.'e'.'1'1Q... ,go ,-Q: ...'.j.'.'. 9 La., ' 0 'f ','....'. - ', ..-:,.....3,:,f,sH...5.1.3. - g . . , ... '.', -gg... '.'.3.: ,.' ' .f.',.:.s '. 4-:fo 3-,.,o:A:g-'.,.-3-...Q 9' 3.2.'.'..e2g'-.1f1.:1.,o,vS.g.f.5 qff41I,7'.,,f ' 1333:-::7 ' ...L.-:1 -.9-:' .-., -.-g.,g.y . H.-.-, ,,.-. g..'., .5.,.,,f ,-e.g.1.,'Q -'. .fp-.' ,- ' ,-,-.-.- .'-f aw- .-.-:-'- 0'-'?.'i9.':-:':f 1-.'-15. :f't'z-:..::. .-'.- .4-1-:--' '-c-'-:-:.'. -.-,.,-.g-.5 .' .f-e,7,.1. -:.,:'g:,:-:.3313y,f be-1.g,5:'.t3:'.j:-: .',5:-.,f31g.g.g.,..- 9 .'...:., 66-.y -.' sq.. .', ,143 ,N . .Ag 0,1 .'. -,x, . .Xffi 3.-0,4 ,vgg-1.1.3. . '-.- - '.g'. ,H 3 H ug.. .'.'.'. X. ,.,.,f-..-.. Ha' o , mfg.-.'.'... f' ff' 9- vpf.-' 'Gif '- 9 -:.'. . -..- .- .' +1 '.' .-' - f.'.'-7-'-'-rf' '.g.3.f.,'e,f. ','.o .' ' J- :I-'-23.3.3--1. eq.-.'. ,-IN.,-,..g.g.'-,.' ,t3Q.:.' ,'-,-7.3.5 ..' ,Q--. 'g.-4,-.1 ' -O 9- .4.,.g:,,, o,.,., .gs -,-..g.f.3.., '. 5.1 j...:.'og O. .,1,v,5g.j'. gsq, .-. -... . , . '. ,..4.-, ,'.', 3 '.+ ...4.,-, . . . .3 -,..- . , .,. W. .,..,,,,...-.,-o, 4. - . .....,.q.-..,.g' ... ..', ,'. ...J og 1.5 L '. 5.3: J.. '. .1. ',v,'..,.,',-50. . 2. 4? ,.',j. 9.9614 - ' ' .ft gf. 31. g.,.f.J,2 -, .Q ,:iSf'ff2'I-'gf' ',Z35:f:fZ3':f2 ' ':.-2' .' 21.33 'U-92 - ' 1 'Z-I iff. ,-, , 9. 4 s.-Ig.,-5. .-.'.'.-,1,.,... , ,- ,' ..'..g.'e.1,'. sf , .3 -90... L , Moa,-.,. A , .-A-,,.,. -.o.-0 ,-s-, Q ,Q .. .Q ' . ., V gy ,. -.H-,Q 9,4 ,'.g. , f .'-. ,av .. Q., -.9-.g.-.3-4. .. . mfr, -1 -.,..' 0 V v-'v-31'-.v-.'., 'si , Q.-.. .'.'6'4I'. -.-g-, ,'1'.'.'.'.oo' xo '22 .. 9. ,,. . l... ,4,r,..s f, ou. .s.1x 9.50, .. .,, 5 .3 . . ...L -1' -. .-43.5-'. .-.,-.-1-za.,-.we-:-:f,v-f-:Q-:-1-.-.,...4-0 u - .- -g.'.. - :.-..eQ',.,-vm-,'-'g .'.'.-99'-Z3-9 Q, 3...-.f , .,..-.,.-s..'. 3-'-.gg-' -:Z '-1-1: , :-, Q. 3-q.,,g. .. :-Q,-:ix ff. ,..-11.-2-:-1.3 .. eff'-12-Z ' , '0- TPI-Z-f'5.' in f'1 Br':-' .' -fi-..'.f5L .-0-I-.0-- ':'3. 'lt -:L-'l' auf '1 ,--.-.':-Q.--1 ' -..'.:, '-.'-.-.rr--s . ' J.-..-fa ,. 0 .' 3 4.0 .-is .'. ' '..5.-'Q- ,, Q -,-'v.-g-.qv .',O,.':.. .0 . '-'-Z-Q.. , .,- '., ',n'f.. ...,...'.f-.1-1-2 Q 1-Ls, ,-' -.-.'.'N. A .'.-,' .--.0,'.'0'.,.-.-.'. .,,. 'j:. ' . -'-Ig.::.': . ' ' - 'gigs 7:25.--2. ir. -gq.,','1 -. 1. ' ...'. , 1, ....,- .,:,. f .,..... ... 9.9. xx .:. - ,:, ,- Lg,-I-4.f-fs'-.f-Qelsfz-. - Q Q, 15.4. 44-L-' Lai'-.,,:3. Z'f?:'9'i3.,I:g'f - . . . ., s.. .. . - . 1 .S N, -,-, .HM ,' ,- N o nav .47 3' '34 +I.. '. ,Nga Q.: ' 1.-.-,fo-1 -3 5,:,f,jI- yt' - .u . X f ...gy A- - ' ..'.'. ,1 . 'Mi 46,-.':-.3-1-,Q -:-:-1-ste-:ft-:-L .-.-',.-7-:g:g.,',f..f:-+t-:- -2-1-.-:-. '-tv 'o!I:1 o'.:v3,'b'0X5s,: ' ees.. .Q .. , .-4 .Ego ,:o.1.h, la. ,-Q..-.'0'.',i, pb gt. ...I 'Of 5 ., yo ,,.-, 4 fx' ...Qi 4.1 ,I .,.. .h,....,, ,,,, . ,' , - 4- gi., . ,. '- 'Y-3, -.-Sz. 5:5-'-2.5-4,-' -.gf-:ez .. . zg'--'wwf-. ' . '-:'f-. .,'..'.g.'eQ. I , .1.,A . :Q 1.3.73 5. , ,Q-Q-'.,.:.:.j.,-' 31.3, 1,-o,s'.' wtf, - 2. 4-Q. -.-' ':':1 . ' . -e gt' - .Q -1' 315- 5 -2-1:59 .32-1-I - -' ,. -Ii '-44,2-: o- - ,. .0 ' - ' ,gx -N .'.'-X ,n 'O' 'Q I , . x '. Q 1 4' 'Q -'O' '- .., . . .. H. .- 1' ' , '5-'- f., '93 Ox-9.6,g-.-75: ...J-. 53 T-3-Z f 'r-g.gZ5'-..-1-'O ' .' fg9..'.-Ln-' ,LJ -J .- '-,...,':.g.Q. .'.:,.'.3 Q fgif.pto,:,.'3-..g:,L,:.3,', ,452-,,f.y.sss :-125 5. . , ' . M' . A '.'.g. ,,- - , .. . .1 4.1 - y-,-. .M .- .-,. ' . -. .- 9,-..-0'-.1 -f '. ' -J - .' W. '.'-'w 7- '..-' '. 0 .'--.-Q-:-f .' T-... . Q... .. . 1 ... .. ..v..v .. 6 -.,..1. , . - 9 . ., .-,..,.., ,. .9 ,. 1, .-.-. H64 ,. -... way... '.'-.4 . x-f., .'.-gg .' 2,-'-4 .' J Ko, w' .. .X -'. .,.' . '. .'. -'-.f-. A-.-' ' - -.-. . '. 1,-.. , . 4-.-,- ..-.- .g1f7'1?-'I'3g1t':e-:-'-:-5-bi-wfwiy.-Z'.'. 'vf ,-171-'f 1-3 .?-:G'-Q9'1-'.'-Q-1-fqtvlgn'iii-5.-4-I-.0 :- S,-mr '-.ow-' .-'e .vsf '-of--.-.-. .' 3 T-'v'-1:'51'f .- , ,' .3-1 wt-, .. .1!,- Z 'I' 5 'QQs4jv 'S,,j-12' J- ..-.0 ..-.-Z-3.3.-. -' -'-:,-:Y-- f -.-'-20.10,-. - rf'-g. -':-.-.'? ,-e.-:.-v.-:-:- -..-I - , '.-.' 59941. 2'2 .-41:1 '9'.,'Qv.'Qf5'. rv :Q .Ags '!:!3Ls3.,.:.:. if. ..'.. 11.16 lf-ff ,Z-'S-Z-..,.-.-f .1 .. .-'.-1',0.- dr-2.0,-... , -'.,eg.2-.-we --.1 2 'yu ...mg -.-.-. . .' '..-,- v ,- ..4.-- . ..'.. ' . ,-, ,,- . . ,-, .' ,- -, - .,-,-. ,sq-.g.g., I, tt.-. lang.. ,-.'.-.,.,,.f...',z-go-.5. ng... f-2,-aQ...i-W. .-5.1.1 .,f A, -2-al:-.. --' 1-.fag .3 '-'vi-.36-1-I-YL -.-:-iv? ' -.-:-:-ge. 'gi'-ff.-.12-K. 2:-4-1 '- L wg.-. Q, , ' Q I.-. w., -.-s-'..- .' '-'.. ' . 0 - .1 ., on-.w '-3-.jx ,f x.4.',s-.-.-.-.-.,', Sj.s?. rg g...1v.1.,,f.3g7.0s.: ,.'.'0.1.Lq,: ' .j..1,:t,',.s,.,:.u.x..:i-...rv ...':.3Tg.::g.., ,-M., f - ..' . ..-.-.--. ..' 6- . .'..'. .ms '-' ' .-..-.'--'..'.-.-. - 1. 'O' -Q . - ol '.'.'.'.'.'.n- . ' 'QR . ,- n -0,- ',- Q . . .0 '. . .'.'.'.' - ok .'-'.'.'. .nf . . .- gf . . we 1,-,-,.,.,. ga... . ,...,.-.,..-,,.-Q ,. . . 4....'-,.,,..... -. .-.. - -.-0 .-, . - ..as,.. so . ,.. ..., -..-.,-...sg ...,.-- -,-,- .Q -. 9, . .'f .'q'.'.1.'.Q-,,-2 o.'. 0: v '.,.g.31 .9 foevzla. ,-Q ffwj-...si-,-Q.-, - ,-, E.-,-5 3. '. v X ' . . .a 5 .1.-.' , 0.4.4, 94'-.'r.'g 4:96. -'-QP.-.'.'04'..' ty: '.'.-,S .': . ,-,-. .. ,- .'. - ' . . . '. .'- . .' .'-Q'-'..' 4. -.-QU -2- fs-.-'f.'fe'7:-.-A.? 4-..4:-:2'.-4 q1.?.'7Q?,f-2. Z: 't'-+315-t-:-:QL--' .:,-sv, -i-.asf .A .I 0. ',-.- 5: gl.: Q., .gg 5 '.. . . , :.,:.g:g.-,t,:g. .., nh... '.-Ta.,-'of-.' I-Z-L-. -.'-Zffse' 'WZ-272-gli . fy, .g!'..'-f.'... .'.-.'.' 7. ef-.-ef:-1... -.- -'I .,.. E . .,...5.,.,4,, ...,.- . ,.,,., .., f,,..,.., ,,1, .,..,,. . A ,coo-,-,.. o,.-. ... .. ,.g.-. .-, is . .g. 4.-.-. :gs 9 .193 9' -.-,o - ... . . , .3,.,., ,v,',- 1 4. . .s,. ... .'.-, ' ,'.,..,f 3.3, ,- . f' .' .'. ' . ' -,' .'.-, -. .' '. ..... -. .'. ' -pf '.,-. ,v-. 0 .Z-gp 6.31. .f:.'.g3.'f 1. ,f f-f ..'.g.-3. J' : Mg' Q' ,-Lu .ii-1:2 1i.f. f-,.o:-N-121 .. - ' ' xv... ,?7g? .j Q., . 512-I-.7 Q'f'L:.'-Is. 2-ggi-If-'32 , L.. ,,-,fl--..,. . .- 'ei '.:..- . ,.,3, -, ,la ...vp-A Q N, ,-,: , .-...'.1 .... Division hairman, English Department English IV Senior 2 17 MR. CONSTANTINE HASSAPAKIS Varsity Baseball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Civics Spanish II Senior 219 MR. RONALD MODESTE Varsity Football Coach Lightweight Track Coach Religion I Physical Science Senior 22O L lillw im 31131 B, ikmigulv '. I f Maria Duce X , 1 S . I: -q I -U ,, V, -M N. M ..--........-...-4-- .. . V' 1:-ww'-H ' I H . .',. . --A., ..-,AI V Y' V - 41, - . . i - f.- we A? we' zrfz. .- AL. ' f. - r I 4 A 1 ' - vm' uk? T:-1. 'Q'-fn' 'Vu f .:..:-- rfg-I '95-gpg'?hlfIg'.L-l'f + '7,,-'. V' , jx' an if' N ,K it 'Q' ., t H f-f .fm -- uf I I , , - -r- r 1' ' -'U ' : ' ,-f x . U ' .1 , 'rf'-'- '- -' f '!!!Z, . 'A 1 .I 1. w Q Q Af 4 . ' 'L ..,.. , 60. ft I I 175 PHELAN Avg SAN FRANclsco 12. CALIFORNIA Jump n e-azoo CONDUCTED BY THE zffaaianldfd- March 2 , 1962 My dear Graduates , A meed of praise and congratu.lations upon the completion of your high school career. From this juncture each of you will be travelling your own path of life, The means which each of you takes to achieve your goal in life will vary. The goal, however, will be, for each true Crusader , the same - God. You have worked with your teachers during the past four years learning the principles that should be your guides. Many wil.l be the obstacles and prob.lems that wi.11 confront you as you go through life. Do not endeavor to go it alone. Place yourselves under the protective mantle of our Blessed Mother. Make her your confidant. She will come to your aid and bring you to Her Divine Son. Wishing you eve-ry blessing and success, Iam, Cordially in J. M.?.j , if ,X I 1 -:,!CA 'f'-L--Cl4,c.f A I. ' , Brother Herngai J. Gerber, S.M. Principa.l HJG:en 18 . . , . 50 . 5 x5 Q 5 QQ ' ' . . Q 0 'QQ Q05 'Q . , . 0 .. O ,. ' Q sz, ,Q 1. x If I . N, Q nq .Q - Ag. . ,. , Q -.f , 43:1 . Q Q-1. 2, . ..d:6. ' . ' .sad -' .Q . ff 'tie Q-11f,:.: ' ,. ...Q ' :o. 11 . ',l'4QQ .W 'L I 349 ,0O '.1 ..Q ,, ' , QQ' 1 . ,-,Q 5g,.. 1- . ,zdzfig S QDW' Q0 , .,,.. 0 .e ' .. -, ...og .QSM I Q1 ,gggzzrw 'G' o -'e2.vgg!.: v'.Q5g..-g.,. f'Ql- '. Q f:fQEg,Z:, - ,.Q.,,.: QI 'Q g.. Zn :.--',.Q- , QSQQQJ. 3 0 ...- ,, ,. ,,.:70 .ug,.. :ww 1:55-Q.: -rg. - ,..-v'..- ,..Qvg..- - .. ,,.. ,,,. .,,. ,, -',,Q-'. . 0- .,.Q , Q- QQ 0 ,.oQ Q - 312552. 'g'.E'Q:f15'.f' ,.Q:.,,.-Q, : ,..-1 Q ,. .Q Q .Q- ,Q Q ' .Q : ' gb.. .Q ' 0 ' g.,5j.,,: ,..Q:,g, 0 . 1a- '.-- Z. - Mg. .Q ,A ,.. , -g:.- ,::.Q-,.-- .,,:. L... . 'PQ-,.:., , ,,:.Q:.'..:'. . i 'Il-'f'.. - ' -QL- ' -'1..f'. 'Q', Q' 223-'gxv -315 Q'.,,Qo N ,. Q . '- 'Q-QQIQQ-::Z'-, '-'12 . ...E 0 .Q 'QQ ,. a ,..- f.,- , ,. ,. 40' Q- .. 1- Q- , ' AO., ,. Ll . H ..- 'J ,. .. Q fu.. Q ez' if. Q ', ' , Q. QQ,-, O o Q O 1:02. , 'ea'-.',Q 1 ' Q, 5 . .? 'Z' 4. Q. Q QQ',Q , ,Q .Q , Q . Y' q0'?o, :.',Q.,' Q ,Q Q :wr-,':Q .QW 11, O Q .-',: QQ3. qv. ,Oc ,I 313, , ' 'Sv Q ff .Q o .QQ': .,. . . , , , .aa Q , pt., Q. g ,. .Q Q Q: Q .ox .N . Q :QQ Q H Q' 'Q' Q Q '.Q Q- ' , 'Qr ' ,.QQ, QQ' . ,,Q 4,0 ,- - ,,. , Q '90 ,M .. Q' Q5 ,.,,.Q Q ,:,, .. Q -,Q .Q ,Q , Q Q, .,Q:, : QU... . 'Q ,Qc O Q ' .QD Q9 .O Q Q 5 Q: ,w Wo.: . . Q . ' Q' ' .', j-,Q Q . ,Q . O . 0 .-'. ,Qo Q 0 Q 0 ' Q ,Q Q 20 :Q 3 . og ' QQ 'QQ .. Q cg ' Q ' 'QQ 0' Q0 . ',.QQQ, .'QQ Q Q ,Q .,Q , Q ' Q. 9 'Q ,Q ' QQ 0 4 Q.': O O' O. Q ,t O ,Q Q F' W .Q, . . Iifzfffg, Q 1Q.Q:',QI Z., .. -mg-:. . 4. 'f.4,,,o:. .- ', af' fv- ,Q-3.5 'sf.3.54 . -M. '. .Q Q ,Qf' '53 ,. . 'Q i., Q . '.QQ .- Q ,,..g .. ' . :ff 'QQQQQ' . 'kc - 0 .QQ-'LQ-' l'. ,:..:' Q::::?a,.b : 1 I Q , ' o ef... 'et- -,,.e. .- ...M ,,.. .V Q .. g ,. .-f', , . Qs, . fur- ..,,.w XQ- . , 1, 'Q Q .., '.. . ',. . Q-5 'J-:rf . 'QQ s . '. .Q .. t '.Q , , ' QD -an 5 , - ...q,Q'. QW Q ' 75g?' . . 6 Qu:- 'xlf 5, ' 0- .. ' Q Q . .Q , a ' 2 o . Q .,.. I Q0 -1... Q .Qu Q .Q .0 an ,. .Q .Qv .Q Q .Qu Q ...N ...v Q.. . ,. ,. .-.N .Q .gs .Q l ,. . 'IQ .,Q'. Qv' Q Q .Q ..- 'Q . Q x ,Q ' , , ' . Q Q. ,Q 1 O 0 ' Q Q .Q is ' 0 ' 0 , Q Q QQ.. , Q , .Q Q 'JCQ . . 6 QQ '9 .. ,. ,AQQQQQ ..I' ... , 'I . . '.o 'Q Q ' Q QQ' Q Q Q v . QQ Q Q. Q Q Q 'Q Q . Q Q Q Q', 'Q Q Q 4 Q. ,Q Q- Q 'QQ' .QQ Q ', Q' . 5 .QQ IQ 'Q Q Q Q Q.. , 1.- .- ,. ,Q , Q O o s Q Q. ' 5 'i Q ' 0 O ' Q ,. . , .QM , . O ,. ,Q si' , Q .. .Q Q .0 ,. Q. . az. ,Q Q , Q 'Q ,Q Q . Q Q . Q Q. 'Q Q Q . . Q 'TW A.: '1 h fy., AP W 'uf' Qs Nu lywyla Mx ' -1 wr Sw. Kit? ,-W an .5 K1 Q fa 1. 0 was . :Nl '9' ' Q, 4 PM '-fc IZQ4, ink .K 'NP ' XSL. f,1P -,Q ,I ..- 'QL .F M L. ' 13:91. R: . J, S'-Q: Q, :,,w, . '-74,3'AL LQ , , . is Qing .Q . .00 ,Q Qc ,.QQ .,.o ,.QQQo'. ,.ac..V-g..- 5g.e++-:afSf,. . , -- QQ' ' Q '...QQ'jQW',.Qc'fQ-.. 1.5295Q'1,,.QQ:S2,.-:Q :SI- Lei 3QQ0'.Q-Q- ?,.f4. f Q-ffl..- :Z.Qf'f.Q-v::,.Q- Z..-:Q -Q:',.. .0- ' ,QQ-' 3.-Q' wg - ,.Q--'.,.. '.,.- - ...- Q-.,,.vQ'.,..Qv 9.05 W. Q-' ...Q-.-,..Q ., QQ' ,,.0 Q .a'g,..--g,,..-53...-33..--5,,...-3,...-gg..---g,,. Q- ,ee ,Q-f ...Q-' ,.QQQ .,.QfQ ,,-1' ,,.Q ,.Q .Q'-,..::.,..Q:..,,..1 - ..,....',, QL ..,,..,..6,..Q , ,.Q:.a,.-kv..--6.,.Q.,.,.Q- up Olin..- ss' ,.Q.QQ ,.Q',.QQQ ' ,.o '1....--' -',,..Q-ff.. 'f.Q-Q9v',,Qv ,...--'. ' :Zf37 ZIb 9 f g'l.o0'f3 'jill ' 'I?-.5,.1--Of,L--f:,Q::,,.. ' QQ .10 'I Q-' Q, '.,... ...Q .-- ,.Q QQ-QZIQSSQQQQQ-N .Q0'.,,.Q- 'QQQQ .QQ0:'f:- sql...-Qj' . I ,. ...- Q. 910' A QQ 0 .e ,. 'QQ' . , . .Q ict.- Q- ,.. O' Q .of . 0 QQ' , .Q-',. .Q- L... ,.,.Q l 7... '.QQ' 0 xv ..1 ' .99 .Qw- ,.Q-' ,,.., Q ij... . ...pf , -.,,...:.,. 0 QQ' e,QoQ' ,.Q.Q QQQ0 ,QQv' .Q- ,,.Qo .g.QQg1.Qq5t?-3 ..QQ1Q,.gf,vg:Z.Q:gS..4, :Z?2::ff:!QQ-'fi-ffeg, Q ,,.Q- ww 'e ,.-0:,. -PK ..Q 's. . X , .QZESSQ B 'S- ':.Q Q' ..-Q-M' QQ: 'Q1-g::r14i:iI-32:25-,, , J .Q-g,,..,1xese Q... .Q-55. eQj,...-:f,Q- ....:Q,,.Qgjj...5::, ,l 90 .v Q9 QQ .- 'ew' ' , ...--gi., I.Q-- '4 Q F .QQ QQQO' ...Q , ,Q.-6 'QQ gzilgks QQQQWQ-'-1, -11:2---52.- '!g'I!1fQ-573 ...QQ-- 9 Qswsmj vtfgjziifg' I' Q ' cv ',:Q3:f,..Q:a -,'..- 'g.Q 51.30 ':'QQQ ' Q4' ' .Qv O 90 ,Qu .QQ s:'Q,:..- Q '.,,.oSwQ ..5 27?7':3'f 'iff 1222- :.! .Q:j.'.,.Qg'ZfQ:f :SQ fZ'S- .QQ',.Q-gpg..-6 ,,.. 455.6 ,,,.Q. sw. ..Q Q , QQ- jf--gg: Q Qs,S,,,::-fQ..Q:::,..:t. -31,43 ,..-3,0-,,.. ', .QQ0 Q 0,,..Qf':,.QQ ' Qisg-' Qozaiw- ,,,..Q 5 .-- ',x QQ3,.3,f-:: ' N...-'-cf - 3- if - ,Q ,. ,9Q ,Q . gf ,,...-5 ..Q-5 .Q- QWQSQ 5o:.S.3? Q:Q:0'. QS,,..-5,4 -Q 9 QQ . Q-Qg...-Q ,,.--' .Q-- .,Qp0'z. ggi' Q 0.3 ss Qs -gg.. ea. ' ,...Q: ,.Q QQg,..f 'LQ ' Q Q Q- QQ QQ.. 3 Q Q Q Q Q 9 ,. ' QQ ' Q .Q Q- , ff.. . ::: Qe -g,,.Q:,,. gg....-v,..- ,.,..::v,.- ,..Q0's3Q - Rs QQ . ,. :jg-:::.5 , ' .-QQQ.Q.. x 9'3- .Q-v , ,.. -9,4 ' 4. ,Q ' ...Q-0' ,.Q 39:5-Q - ,,...o:,....--' ,.Q55,,.:1. ...L N Q..Q-91,99 I '1..--5,...--QQ ,,..-- ,Q . ,wx new ...nf ,ts ,QQQf'x,.. - -Qg,.,.a ,,.. gi, ',,.-- -' .Q--Q..-Q-N.-g,...Q ,....-'f3.,.Q QQ- Q QQ 3 .ggzata :QL V, .A . .Q ' '- . .QQ'3,QQ0ff,.-LQ. ,,..-:..3g.Qf:',,, -- QQn 5 h 5 ' N Q ' .: Qssiasc, Q :iv- .Q-, 4 , -,.. - 5. -'-',....-'g,..-- -Q ' .jp 'g::...--i . .5399 QQWQ QQQQ .QQ-jQ -1- ,. Q , Q11 , sv .Q --gg..--54...-Q' I '. -3223-fj1Z'ZQ 'Ilia ,.:::. ,R ,sz-.,,.. , . Qs . ',,.:::::,..-Q ' Q' '?... Q . 0' Q :Q Q Qi Q ' .Q-:fQi ,. Q Q QQ. - Q' . Q-' Q Q Q .S-g:13Qg3..7Q-111. . ...5..,..-.3..::,,.3r.. Q ',,Q-Q5 Q-Qgg,.a '1Q.Q ,,,-1.. - ,..f'g,.Qv- ,Ns ,,.Q-,. - .- Q .af .QQ :,.-Q, QQ., ' ,Q Q g '.,Q- ,. , ,QQ -,Q ,Q Q Q H .1Q :gg 2.51 QQ. Q.. Q-J, QQ ., . ga':.,..3.g,..,-:Ji-,:fI.-,5:::-Q:'..- QQ'22IQ-311.5- j'.-.:'f'. Q-'fjI.,, '.f .Q .:.--'QQ .. , J.,-',,Q-' . QQ .QQQ ,, -o-',,. Q- .-- ,QQ .QQ ,Q--' ,.. Q. , . M.. c.. - . vt.,- Qe . ' S-:rffZ':414f.::I-1-1-Q' -- H+ Q .Q- '..Q-- 'f ' QIQZ:-:::fQ:J, 'f.'Q:, I.,.o k.,Qf:,.Q' 42, 34 ,. 5 Q' Q-0 .. Q-jg, . -Q ' Q J ,- f', Q-g,... . 1 Q '.. .,.:f' .Q--3 ,Q ' :env '.Q if..--Q:- .Qm. ,, ,-3 Q 5 ' Q X QQ - gg g...-wg.. '4-'gz!I ::1154-':.. ' vgff. + .QQz QQ' Q .' v' I-wt. -' IQQQ- I-f'1,.,.-.32 Q ,.fj,,:.Q'j,g ' Q ,.Q0,f,-va , ----:f.4:-'I 1' '.0O5 ,. .Q-' .Qi ,. .3 S Q O 0 Q: ' Q .QQ 0 Qs' 'I QQ ,. 4 . 55. Q N, Q Q I ',Q .Q 8 Q 9' . 9 0 U .Q. 9 QQ 9 Q Q QQ 13' 'XQQQ' 6 . gg ' fi . 8, W X S' . , 5 . . Q . Q. , QQ O 8 QQ 'f x.,: 'Q ,ow S , Q 0298 Qc - , FQ ,Q 5 , Q Q ' . Qs 9' Q x QQ. ,Qi 5 xv.. Q Q .Q . Q .Q-x , 6 Q K . Q . 'vf 'bbs' Q 0 ' isis Q.. Q , 9' Q N QQQ' ' QQ ,QQ N , Q . 9' Q Q1 . ' ,Q ',e Q' .QQQ0 . Q Q Q ,Q ,.. M QQ O Q ,. , Q Q0 ,Q.sO Q- QQQ Q' Q '23 ,'Q , '. Q ,. ' zu - ..c0 Q: . QQ: Q0 ...Q . W 55 QQ., 0 . .0 ,Q , Q. QQm,,5s ,QQ ,Q:.:.: . Q. .. . . Q vt ,iw K , Q , QQ0,, , .Q swf' Q ' -' 51. Q ,QQ'.,QQ ' n O' 0 z 'Q ',Q ' , i1Qg01s.Q ' . Q Qo .,f. We Q' , Q ' Q . 3 .GQ 5 ,Q RQ ' QQ :Q .Q:., Q .QQ .Q Q- QQQ ..'QQ ' ' 3 0 .QQ Q- Q Q ,' .QQ .Q O Q ...QW 4 Q ,Q .r e0 . ' 4.- ,.QQ ,Q 00, QQ' 6. - Q: Q. ' I . Q J W- . Q'.. .Q 'o ' ,.' 1 :Z '-3 tr. -.Q go 0 Q ,. . ',,. ,.J . .7 'Q - Q ' '.,. :if s . , QQ Q. ..Q ' .Q-' . .Q . Q Q ' Q Q Q Q Q Q . QQ Q . Q ,Q Q Q Q Q ' Q Q Q Q ,Q ,Q . Q Q Q Q QQ. : I Q Q Q 9 O. Q ,Q Q QQ I 1 ' I C. '..'l Q0 Q . Q QQ :. , . Q Q' . 0 QQ ' fo' ':Q: of gO' x 9 U Q ae ,QL ,Q.Q 'G' SQQ Q1 00' Q- Q Q ,.Q' Q Q Q ,Q .50 .l' Q 7 D O , Q ,QQQ 6' Q Q ,Q 0' Q Q35 .QQG . Q , , Q O Q ,o Q QQ Q n Q 'fa 'QQ 'Q ' Q Q .Q Q ,Q ,Qv. . Q6 I ' Q 'Q ', ,Q Q ,.Q,s Q 1 Q' Q ,Q Q ,QQI Q' Q , 'Q 0 Q Gr' Q0 .. 8 Q ' Q , .Q 'fQg'.' Q Q .,Q ,Q ' ,QQ QQ . '.Q ,QVQ .' a a Q ,, 'v4r Q , Q QQ, . , . 0 '. , . ' '5 O Q . ' ' .QQ M: e Q Q . mar' O . 9 Q ,' 5 'O 4 ,Q v', Q. Q, ' ..QQ:' Q . 5 Q QQ . . ,Q Q h. . . Q Q Q Q Q Q ,Q ,Q Q .3 0 . ,.Q . . ,. 0 .mg Q ',, O ..: QQ Q Q ' QQ QQ Q Q O .Q 0 ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q QQ Q . ,Q Q s . Q Q ' w Q S o Q I f Q 'im lsr!! Q Q 1 . Q Q Q Q, .' Q'gQ?9'. Q4 1' If 1 .0 1' I' Q',f?'.. If, Q Q :M ' Q',,fQ Q Q O ,..n V X. ' ,. . fi ' . . ' 'e Q .. ..., . . Q 1.6 Q 6 'Q Q: of QQ ,Q . 0 ' Q . 0' ,QQ QQQQ' S 4... wg. 2 .Q Q I ' '.'.Q Q , ,QQQN , QQ . ' Q . ': ,. - -M Q ,, ,.. 5 off. Q Q Q Q Q 'Q 'Q Q Q 1 117.- -g..-wg.. .Q-qgff..-32. Z1--'SIT--5:15-f, '..i-'Qi :,Q1.fg:. 'fig----::fQ,-j'Q-gg.. -gn..-f,..: . :M 1. ::--3. '- . . ,.Q,. -,,. .I ' fr' ' QD ,QQ - - .Q--: ,...-- ,..-'..Q-, -. -, ...Qg:.Qg::.Q .c::-'f.:.-f-g.Q-- ,. -55.- ' ...-',..---1,..QQ' .,,-:g.,Q-.,. - - ',. '-g::.Q -ft.. -35:11--:L -4:12.--333.1 55, ..4g.,.:,,...-5...--,,. -,,.. , .. . -'f..3 Qg'Z::-g:'.Q:g:j1..:j'Q iw. gs.. . , - ,,. 'f:::f',g 7953: 'lfigfxffj '-'--g::g,..f -: -.wil-' ' -Q..-Q-5:11-3 . 'f-- j,.Qg:. - 2 - '.Q- .Q :.- - 21. .-j.,--:u.QQ' Q Q.. '6 QL .Q ',,.ufj. Q .F T :t -, 'f'-35,1 -'::.. , .,-12.-,-::-7-g..Q '.:f'.,'f. ,g. -:.- ', gg... '1:f'sg.z:f:::ez-f:-,fuf- :f::--1+-:,,. 'Lg IQ-1... ',..-n..-'g::.- ' ,Q- ,.-,, 1 .Q Z- . Qt... Q-:,,,::3,,,:-,:.-Q., P ..-3.1 ,.. . ,gms ..A:g..-.',..--'3,...-u ..-5, ,,.f-QQQ, 6 QQ.A,,.Q- -'..-',,,Q-Q -g..- . fu- .. be ,,..- ...Q-,. ,.,..:m,..- .Q '.,. ,,. fag. . .',.. 1 ,. :.,,.Q:,..-. - ...Q:g22 ,' .- f - Z'0',t.o ..-g:Z-g:Z..- iQQQ'1.Q-Q, o TQ-Q.. QI. ' - .,'f, '1IQ-ff..-gy! ',,. Q- :,g.Q::j,..Q . f --g ff '---, .. , LI' . -f-'- ',3- -Q. fi.. ,-34...--gg:f,gg - L.. '..-g.:. 'Q f4.Q.,.'.-3.4 . --3... 'g...---:2.--- Q- Q .--', ':Q-', 5 0... ',.. ':...- .Q!3,, 'Z13-:.2!73-.S'1-..-- 'L :Q' Q :'2--.-ix - . fg,-1-,Mg ..Q--g..Q-, . Q - ,,, Q h. Q f,..QQQj,.. ..'.Q-gn... - , -.125 522. -:F-.Iii-g., -732'-Qggglw-:. '1'::7P'g.QQf1. ,,'--gg.-'IZA--lv, ', -Qu. . wg-.-fggQ-. f, Q,..-- ,'. Q.--'g.Q- ...Q ,,.aQ ,gi . . , - ,.,-,rr , -1, -v.,.f ,Q A,..- ,- .,.Q ,,, J.. --1. -,.. -. . 33...- -.QQ ,,.,.f'-,Q- ,Q-g,,.Q-'5..Q3,..-, ',,..-,, '-'.,-.f, -3 ,, T. 1-'. Q-21Q--'.J'-5:55511-'jZ.fg 'Jf3. '..- ,...f . 3 ' Q .-- ., .Q-- , O ..Q ' ,Q 'j.1'.. Q ,,..,,.-3, .. Q -,.. ..--.,..f',.. 1, I b ,nr QQ',. Q .Qs ,.-Q..--I ,. ,,.--A, ,,,..,.1 , -'J 5g.QQ:'Z,.Q . ',. , gg.. 50: .Q-111, Q M.. -5jI..::.Q:,,,.:,-531.455 HO...-P I':,g.g-'Q .Q ,Q:g..: , ..f-g..Q,-, 2.53, ,Zu,,,.:gj,:5.Q::,,1:41,-4,.Q . r 1.11 1.5. JM fda-5 .f -x ' mimi,,t:ZJg.g..,'i...v . ,,,..QQ:- ,,J45,.Jp Q . ..Q:'. ,J 15, ...?,.Q,,,',,..:',,, - -gg .- -5: Q--gi..-43.--3,.--'g:.Q-',:.ff-5 Q- ,.gg.f J' - . -,.Q- 3-....,.. -' J-1'fQ ' -Lk ..--' If ,..- 1.'j,f. :2'.:j,.. -5,Q::'Z- ' 12. 23, , flzggjggq - -1533-. 'Z- ff:--gf. ' Q Q . ASN 54135 ff 'si' ..,'-'L 4 ' ' L i.U,,,.- A . 1 iii-S A W, f ,Wig A , , ff arg? f -:a.g:.j: . Q : wm a , W gggigegiggf 5.1357 Z ., me , , sf-4 viif.a45ig,?: U? Tfifli J .- V j gg-gf,31.1,, gf4 ,EM 1' ,mg A - 593585535112 3f'7':Si'q SS H L- E' K '-if . K 5957if'QM3QLQ'QTlfY, - -2 .- ggi! FS , as Ax f an N ff K M Vg ,Q fi AF f '24 3 S X 'A fix H 55-3,5 ' M , g5,5,,,15f-,fQ5,1'f,g,if . -v-' :f','.,:-,gang-f mwg , ' Q : . .Z A R af Qu, .fufgw , , ,xg 5. ,,, , - 2125425951 -f SEQ , gimff fl 'E . '14 Z, 'H ' 37455 5 ..,,,. ., Q O 0 nwwwmwmmmmmwmmvwxmm 51.11, ag K fy , ,wif ' f if . ' . aiicifffi , M 535552: sy .fs saw 2915532 Eliiffsf fl Safari, ?g?Lii91: 0 ill V-efw-n-K , fire, Y 14 -Tie2f51125is5?35f514?4mgfSfw3f1as'gfS:fha we 5 -Q ,Q , X X M X? A KS 4 k , i 1 ' 5 2 X , X, ,, XM 'V A -gy, 51 5swfQQfeQg43gg. 'k-..fk,.. V f K .I T 2 J R Q Y an 'f 0 N52 1 ' 4 gg KJ V, Y N N YK QKSAQNMW 5 X X My QW Q3 fywm gp -vga: Ah H!! Nfl ,M V , QE-if 7'3Lf?7,-1 K fghplfiar fi Q? fe wixfaf -Xi' ' .1 ,.., RQ. ,g ,... 3 fm: I, A... f sfxfk? -ei' fb ,gym 52, ISN! KIKW 'Q iss, M X ff' M N ' wg ye 5-A gqfifiwg Q. Q 3' Q5 QM 2 vf ,F - Jgf. 'Nszfiflijf 1: - . li' x i WizsfM'riffgs5'1N I ' ve, an . z . 4- K Y, A 'FF rf , f g g:1.gffg,Q11f55?ii5:fQ K 1 w i f z . V Y S Wi? 12:1 :E ' U 1 ' 4' . 'swf X A iigi sfffm IQ' P , . ..,h MQ, ,.,, .. . .J w a s :ng :rl 1 H 1 if Y ' K Q' fvf-fu K z -M 'L ' 'N 1 423, X XM-1.m.,n f':nLS iQS5fi: - wr, img, - . J,-2 3 ,,i::.v'wLWi:W': ' 'J i ,ffm,QzQz,Qmm,sfU: :VU .wwzwm 5.5-Q , . ,WW 1 ,hm xx, Q 5 sw L Q, M fl ETF J 3 Q! V sf K fy CHRISTOPHER BROWN RONALD BURKE 5 X' I ' ,ffam'? 1'?'Iff1??7'5?'f?.Y n'f5iW7f'3?'2'i?'5 FW? A ?IYf 'N?Nf'nf5F':5iEi 'Sf 55,15 M 7 A ,,?,3iQ,fM,1,5g,g,3-2,555 we Rf.. gffizigisgzgffg,fgigggigzfigffi',i,gz:QgJ,g.s :Riff g5?4gQ5g5ggyrjfw, k k ,wg 49 ' Eiiivfif' . -.::fQf5ffQwg g g T ' 7fg5gsif'SwQ,QY7iFff?f55Qff5 Z-ff ' ,555 QW 155-Jiffiixgiigf gggafsfiivfgf-fcffiiiixszsazzf pw- 1, f1'f::2z,'1z,,fm:'z wi,-?Hfxs-1: 1 12ggfE?z,,?zsfif1w.iff?f5X?iR2 .9 - K ' 1 Lisssw- 11'bfg':zwx'fzk ,A 2' ms 'i .gigs K , 5 1.h , 5..V,. ,, , H K5 'R-bkjig ' ' z H ' 'R R ffe, I M,-ks'f'v.:f'v-z .wgjf.f , 9 qwgkezszf ,gHL ,1fw , say, . 7 ilywgm. ,gm -. . .1 qw-iii ssl,-wif?-w?4f,,R3wpg7 , ,5v5gs,,,mP?,:5-,gl 5,5,,g?f,,5,,2. -W, ,mal ' ' : V - Lil ,nu L?', .:5E , '-iff? Ii-Y:,QP?g5-5','lif1i5-lgx 7.5M-rf? ' 'iimsigf' 5 A I 'fu K nf 1 . af . ,A 1- W, , K 0 , jg '1ff,12FgiifR fH I W ,' '-:Q 'ffvi we ,, .,,5,,,jE55i5,gftz,5,gf.,,F,,75,,gX5,555a5gg55,,4tg3g375-,i.v935,?,,3gg,V,5b, , EVgtVWEiA, 4 '12-'?3Z:i?f?51Q ' .f 7 '12-R K 9-'iiigyf-g,'St 3L, +-5 I 5 . L, . ,H-f ' , .- Q--5214 f 'i X . Iv ,573 A ' - K f- 2 - 1 ' 51l,71952iff fi P, I .wi-lif 55 I K-1: -er-.' V veg , '11, ' ,' Xiu Ts e, ' . .. .m -' fm f' , - ff, ,, 1 31, .12 'A - 2 '.', . YK ' gffsjff23!ffSM if , ,, Q?uagwfzf M : ww fffgsxggsiigfieqi, ' y:sggggfi,Ki5,Nm,,,q,-Rf.. . A 5 'g:'iiv wgiW 99 ff A RX Y . 5 , 1-97 . W S: ' 7 : L f ,fn TTL, .M fqy5,.'1.4L,fifggif-xg'-Kfyfs sy V ',f! f1g5l ' ,- ,. Off! f A ffl ,-N 'fvfuwf-f' L. ,ifmm-f4pv,g1L.. -..,R.,- 7 W ,LO :Q 4111 , wffiW:,A, . , ,M,.,2, q,,,R QA .,, ,,,,,.1e Qg5,?g,:ff,:gf-5 ., ,.,. R f'Mif ,,,gf fkf gn x R -ff' W SLM! ' 1 R Og J .... , 5 . . ,. .R , , O phd 4 k V, .' : -,- -'iikfswflsifillrms' , ,9'g,i1iQfi5ZQ?Sx?Q M V... , gk. My ,. H.-Y M.-fm fx ,vu f ' nc f , ,, ..,.w,kf U H., ,.., .. fl.: A V ,A-, , L-,',, J .,...,wm f . wysrvmzffw.. , ,,.ff --.fm K X- A .Q ,-f,, .M 1, .1 pf -Wgw , - --.az :Wu fit s , . -x .xx 5? Sammy 1 km-fax,-sf W .fW.Sm?'fez:sgs.1Q fit s, '4mv'E,f': : .' 1 ' W mf 1.4.5 -s ' X ..., ,,. ug, mg Rf , 4 X ' Q N wx AK X Q, 4 K 4 3 e fi l 2 F v , ,S Y Q 8 gd! fn my , QT- wg gmgx. ' ' 1 in v6mEi?W2?' ' ? viii, 'WG YW Z' ,'?? f X- f A 53' yf fl 5116334552 1- ,Qfyigfzi,f5-834,75 A f 1 ' emi, ., I, n,Ai A J , 2 A ,111 - K 'isp f - -V ,A 41 0 FA LZON Y 3. 45 WILLHXMDUGGAN K s . . X .,.. ,f, ,f, ,.,,,zWP,,,,-, v,,.. 4 ,. 5. k,,...k.,k f,n,,.,k,x..,,gm,,eL ,. . X Q 1 , . wivw. . . ' - 4 Lf 'IUC1mf,'?L-1555-1'g2'lfai,,'5 e,V' -' '- K ,L ,.., ., , . ,. ,M Lt,,. , -:Qsf,f'mze1:f:wf'myweas A 2 wg-L' ,gn frm wzzwzxf, ,ggwixgixfgifmaff1w5?31:xmf2iE3fE'?5fEg5'QJi3zWm swwgmvawfff wmv: ,W iw 'Jw,fsmw4Qf.1-,Q nf-11 vim im, fm: blzmvfwgwffwzwfwg wig? ,f 4 -- ?' 25 f-Z ' '- X J 1.,gs,,l3,pxr,,, Q , :Mu -..L - is 5? ,, .A Y K 1, . ,aw 'JK . Q W QP 2 A P 1 an AIA, V . 13' 4 5 X 1 .X L -, m A .. .5 my . ff , x Q J W 1. -NM: 3 4 pf ff A54 I , , 'DUNN E , T f , V lx im KI , . , 'fe A Y L, ,,L 25. 2 aw , ,, 4 gb MMA gi' w ENGLER? K O 43 w ? K . 4,,,,k. ..k, ,X fl . mm . X. :X XX KY F X X X X X X X X X, XXX , Z 98 3 xx g X X xi Q: Q 5 X M 45 2. as fu Xf fe fe ,W QWXQ 'SX 'Gag w ak 4 'dt X 'I 3 X X YIXXVQ .YA W X , Q X.. 5+ '22 X -X' .Lg .M -1 ff :A Q .- K ww -'s.v'-Sfsr 'f' , Wm- g,,giY'S-iv, fffzjf '9:f'fs , . ., fJ:,.:wsas3', , ,gfmm ,MQW hx, A K L. . ' Y V: , 42, I Ui? q if I ' 4, 5 iw.-f , , -, i 1 as z if 1 : : .. f 1 , fQ - 12,.:f1f-fwgsf. ' L 5 1 ' . ., ff,Q1f.,emgfg,.,. :- V ,, . - I, -' 1 msml' xx 13g.5,51i-k5.L .. w if , 'hh' ' m f qi - Z :::,, z .K L - N w . i ff ff,i., - :,3:g,9' A-jp. F' aff: ': fS': ,gm:? 32' ' f J - 1 SW , ff 11 . . , , fA H 1- Q Q- 111 .W 1: Tliffxfll ' Q ff, :fn .:,,f . . .A . 5-V a,,,,f fa L 8 'xnxx T N, ' . n . ,im 9 THQMA5 HARVEY K sf ' :Q.1-:fm,sffffwmsnzge M W vw ziiiwfwf rf , , H - .-.ff'fregfe,rw'wswfawf.. Q: 4, . I f f I: fiffilf, -3 ' f A 1 15- fflfxi f?si':ii,EEQUQQGQGFEL?-IliiEm. 4 f 'S - ,WH.iw1:sa21.fifel4f.sqg smggyiwgsgk 5-,gypsy M wg,-15:5,W,k,..:k5a.. ,. , fn -f N i? A Qf,n'51e1sG.i nffz- Mui-f ..,E'1::2:i5:3'f?ffzz1i 'WTC Lf: Q M 15.2, pw KW f ,- , .w,sws1,:-1:1a:1:::L1-.- as 1: 2 'fi,wf:sf42Ia'2w.5f4iv ' :lf - -' 1 .gnu gfgglglgs-:wave-4,2,1 A . ff? .F X 1f'ie!11:Aifi'i :' 1 mfr' X 1 N5 5 K f K . . V? I1 ,ggfj4gfv::15gL,.-I V I V jj ,.. 'XI,.: 5 .w :ww-.w iff: z:.zf.'gg 1' 2ff:SZgQgQ?iE3553115lEe'fgfi2si,1i,-fffs ,.m,w:gfykEsi3ss,5, f5,,5g1.,1,f 3 '61 I5sf7rxYi:xw13Sf:??'sqE:Eami If W-Q Saw -Szffw -:fag-fy vf-- WM .,,, ,HL-ff 111514 jg,,1f35ggiQ!?2z1rN,,grffg5?gsz,5251214 l wx wa' 1' 2 -55 -5185? 52152 f 5 fnifiwf-1-'rw ,iizww 11 ,f z,ffwf ' . .A . - .W . . , H , ,L.. Mi V,,. W, . ,, ,. . ,. ', 1'fkfvz'siy9i'f1?L:-1fIHW'fifmzw-fff9ffii.!f, A ' ' ff-A' A fifllf' 'N' Af ' '.. f?YEiww-H'1af?'ix:YY'iwmiiezr-?75? ?Smpf5f?Hg1.fi - 1-ii ' 'Yl'? f-rai',?r'1+ , , ff M,A ,-- f -f H ,-S1 I - I 52 We 'K iw-.1Wf.,frsffe,.f5 mfsmw ,.., - - . - sw F, ,. 2, , - . AmL L.L , 'A L y ' Y as Qafm-1az1ex?f:fe.2iw-fx' ' ,- V - A -A-f:Wwsfmm,se3g f 'gs gv sv -fwskgfgfswgpmwg X ZW ix 'z W ' ' iw '21 'f ,f J -6 26 45 V 1 f , -1' A , 599222sffii'aifi'Y.74-'ffm-,---wg-JM4-1-H . -2 msz:si,--fgifgfia-5,xkigh-'A K 8 .f s, 'Frm -+,,5?115wmg,:fz,g,z.,' ,- ,ua 53,-,mg 2,L-Tr,-ifgfgggkgyg,Myfy --:f1,ff,f-wa, ff -m.,ff',.,iff..,.,:g,,,g-,f,,m,,1,f,,W,,xsff,,, , rf, , A ksgy H, ,V,,W.,,, .. ,h K ,,k,,,,i,f.,,4,,AH,,m,,,wr,b , , ' W A M' if 1 w 5 '-fm? ' ' ' - 'if ff f,, Q,i2Zf'-5-5755'91 5':'v-'1Qaiifiif'F-We-,'iiEWEFEE?iia,i.EFS-giilgliig, ,-151241:--'f A-s1 2i42:-aww Sw- f1i'X-fix-,ir K 'K 'A ' g:Q4,,i.f R S2262ivYf:ti3gf5Y3s'?vg2Q?if2Lfg?f5?5ffg5Fffgf ,,.fg:g.y,ff:Qg,':-1,, -- .'1w:-hw1-Q.-fi'-vlf, - , f'-if-,'fs,'1sfff5mQluiggwyggslfsfiv -'5n.ifHf'?:.wsfviggi' gm W,-128,29 14:-.mzzgafg ,,,,-,Q k A'wgwzgg:gWQfsf:,5,g,yf15,5751.--72,-ii ' ,, M V-MM . - ,,,2,g,Wwaf,.. wg ,-,yvw,,,m,.ff1 .W--., . vi , . 5 - flu N' islffffjgmggejgiiskgimggvf W,,w.q'-gfzif.-zfw:.u,?5sxg?,Q -Qxievlfmfxei wg- -455-muff-,vxi'2f'ff-'I' If,--'G-mi-,,, . .- . -:V gg-4,4 w:.,1fw,g :nv-g-qi ff.1',-if-,n m22'sg4f,.-' lmqmg -' f,-mi-w .3211 'ff L- ,-,uw,'L,,1,'f1s,..,.,, K -,--Z . f d2 :5af.aa--2,2-agf9,,,f' ,L-1. 'W le, ,: ' 2-'-'wiki f -, . -. 2,.-wwwsz'w,s?1si1-43,22-. ,W M, N, , L..A.,, . ,, ,A ., ,M,, .,,.. . Qs,-QEH2-mflfzm ww- , 1: T' f,g:gHr:-QESS 1, ,V-Q, M 5x?fsi?i55ifiwi3iiflf 32' - K ara?-2fsf2f'iT : f -3 C -ia? f Qfssmm-Swgw-Lf-Ku f, K .amz , -5- ..., ,Q,'.,,.L,,1:,ggs..f-,mg w M M, Q , ...v,. N . V ,.L4,,. Q., ..., , Q ? K W M . -, X . f -- Svf-f,z,sff-ffgfm - ks,1fwl-51: P.3'f!'5li 3e fl' ' if--:fx fffs-H10 ,fg,- 1- wwf ? 4 ,, :QQ is-, -: X 1' fvff- f, 1- n'--,.,s,,'gLg2'5e,g??,QgS5Q,givgg, wif.-,n : fa -' in , , avr, g, - - i -:1w.sg:e,Ag,,k-X, maya,--y,.f L' ' ' idx-ES fikiffiik z ' A1 'gf 'W '?9f'15fi?5EYi??i?E Qs.. fff.. 'Q was - rawsms--fw1f?6?,fx?423n -- .2ww:sswgP's,:f+F,,'1 - ' 7 V 55 , xv,- :if f-'Z , ' :fin-1 - wfiff1,fs2f?51ff,We+fq,-'wiff,,,- L..---. ,,11-pg-f.,'f,,-,x,z:g.-2, gk W V ,gf,wg-141f:f:,,.4?11e:sf,f-'f3,f,L.' -9255?-f-'2'fi-H-ff -ig,ff! -'16, HV- ,1'f-'Y:Swe,5if,f 5'2igs2F121gfQfrQ'f2??w,,5'.fyf9f.-7' , ,. ,. , ' 85:34-if-12,Qigf3?9g?ZE'f5:5,3-ffjiew--''S ' x,,,,..,'g,lfff,i?g,Iggiffsigyg,ggsygff53,'fgg55Qm5zg-gay- li, 1,IL,fgg,,Qgif,-53,,gg,,W ,M-fg-5g:,fi5,:-,mffgy 52?-.E?:5?5:'f1'fJF-EJ1 1' xPff'fVif'-'1fl s,lfZ?w1'3?iKm55??i?57F5'?j5YwkEQi5H' . Em.-7, -US -21:--ggilfivzgz'.u',,?'g,f1'l: 7:22:12 , A,--gigziykpjff - '-'- - -' '- 1 ' -- 'wwwf2r.gMavfq,S':9sfsfifiifssgfgfx 'fx1'f.mfggis,g 44.12,ag-,KJ-gz313v,,wlay:1-, f, ,L :AE- k fifwlggfizisafw 4, NI. if . W. I--5 4 ' ' 'f .- 5:iYi5,'.-T433 iii-LC' ' ' f , - f , U' -:iff , 3- , .- ff' fg ,f ' Vw- uf 1132-915'-5iefQf-,fag,,4,f1iX!g'3-gsm I V 55 it -fig? f' ' 'Y sm K ifii' N'gg-fs?g2,jm3-eSgpQgag32?- , A ' -, .wir V,-fswr'-5.:Q-5,-wff21wffw3s2v'+3f nw.,,s,g--ts, ---:ex X, ff , V, - me - --f : -L1 ,ef we--Ysqrzw -2 MQ-ws w f, ,iw-ff' wgfmM,gf1w,5?1Q,?irg5jg3r.,i4KQgM-,pwxRf: 'V - k --f,,Mg?,w-, I A J :iff KK' 5?:5,Wiff5gQ-LisvqawHn-14 f 'ugg5,'x'SiW :Ui ZH' 1' viigiifis-if-,i'l',E f, -13' ' :-- -7 IQ-,W-1,as-,-Sffg,-fWq,g2.Ls2m5,f,,,smf-. - .. ,fr -. L -4 ' ' , X 1Q,Ef?f3iQ5ibJ'LLi f 5x-9Vi5'5f-'- 'ff'-2-2, 4 ' K ' ' . K V 1' H3332 -In 5'fff,'?Hg'7af, ' ' fm - xx 1 ny' Y, Ljggg' ,viii 1 f X W :gm-:,,12 Eff- - LL iff- 4' , WV, --W7 M , My A nm: 1- 1 , , . N5 ,X Q32 .,A. su,--Q iii? 5'?fiSz'55j ,ygfmrifsf 6-sw M -:wif A 7' -'Hz-525 55915:-fifz , fm, . A fm U 4'1--2 fzsifw fegm-Haig ,f -1, - 1,5,,Q5 ,41---W -.,,: M fx . . M?-ff? . -. . V .W W gg-A 3,,,g,.f' -f , EE WM UIQ jimj,---sk ,I . . , -115,1 if 2 ' , - , ,eff ' 1 gg- 15 732372 gig W..W X. W, J W if ,S 3E,g.,6f?ig sg? E, 4, ,, V ,gg X,5,y5l?,4+,5,C.,4,g2gQ.,,.,,f,f,.,. 5 .mai ,gg M' M Q A L is Q f by 1 A , N! , Ml is g,'xjsQMi N 3,5 Q 2 f Q frg,j2!,wx , We s s ,iw f Q ,r Q fi? RSM, ,WA K 'N gr Q 1 4, v is A Ni' W , 's ?Z img? M ,Y ,E , X 'E ' ff 2 2 e X ,. 5' 5, K if Q f ff 13 , W9 H f 5 z S , ix, rf' ,-,- ESQZEQSE? . fm, at ., . ifififi if'fFi5l' fwggsis-1 ,ff-gww an .L 1' EM, T359 3, A M, J .9 . 1 Q 4 If S , ax 52 if Y 58 X A 91 FN ,Q , .,., X . fre--'flkvgy'zwzqg-fsqw:??Hwfgw:frasg5Jfm7 ,.,,,M,,,. . ,.., ,. W ...M -MW M., Mw- 'v 5, -gf1-m:J- 1- M, 25533 933,31 K gag yi Smgdhkqi? ,Q f ' 'Eff - S5-ff' k ,LY A Q' 'L f if Q35 K I-w'E5klaf5u,s2.1:'?f:55?z?1+2 ,iff ffy Z' Wgm N , vf,-f,:5f,: 5 ?s 1 QA - ,, fb VW Lf f , M'- 1 W , Y Sqfiiifliel q ,Kixivi-i7z?i! nf xi ' .:: :'H!: 5 ' 'ff , My A- V - ' , ' - ' si vm?-ggi, ' 32 , -lg 514' - - bkissifkf-ff'r . .. , af ' W 1 .4 . -' 1 - 1 j -. ,-,- -, iw ws2,-swf?'fZ TiWS:7iaffv L M- -ff--'M-.U ff . A i f 'Y fi ' ' , . , ' - 7 V ' I 1 , : -- , . Szf2Q3.5s?:.ff35a25!1 1563121--,z Q,L wr ' ' f'7:, ' -,fQf1vff1,Qzff5-ff-Q dzQfzg?'in-,2,20 , Lefiwwwvffff--1-5 ??Seszfiufab:zaafzsr '- -- 1-2-MWHY . -K3 K, 2 ' :r :sSi:Pf?fEaa:.Qin-f 1f'Lx,fi1,,-11,, 112-bf - f . ,, , Q -,- N-sf-QA-gi-1gw3g:Y,m Mggaw,-f, H .,, - , ,,g.f ,fs f?fwz-f,w,-ses'n,:ws,,-- . .,, Vg YY-3f5slf?3T5f'i1if a'2 '9'27P5,?f-f-mfg 'w 5213 WY- -': f :.. ' 3 -J. - - 935531565-55ff,,f5l1!!'gssi,g??'ft,e 5 wa s ' , I A z, ff 'f-T gf? I M .. ' --U75 ' if I - 5?,s5g5'-iff -s'f S' 37' il- Q W -1' tif L' ' 'f,ii': 3'5'1Eff'?f', ::.:. :.,' 3 , Si E?E?5f'.L'jFfRf 1 f gf, - x I, - 2-ii f , a f- 'fi-wgirg--44' Z A 35, ' - ' Q ga ' , ' ' fs, 5' ,M , auzaw I Q, ' . S ,. UF 1, V . ff? K' Z!-1: I Ill f if V 2 1 9' - X 6.. 4 r c, , HM :, - . 'ww 5. : .: 2 ,:f::. :::..:f::1.'-ai. '-- ., , ' ':..: Ev ,- ,ff-'A 'ffl x ,. ' ' ' f ' . , Q 4. , 1 - Q -.2-QM' :uf i f , , ' . '?5?5'?i?W5'vi ff! -'5 :.,1 . -, 'E' ' , , M- ,, www ,N , K .- ' A 7 .nf-,E-f , ILQJ ' ' ' ??H . -f f, , K : :':':s' g1 7 f H V- ww-M 4 K V M-M , 3 W- , 'ff ,,,,, JAMES MAGRI -ein. HQ 5 5? W, .MMM , . 1 1 fu ll Q 1 Q an if--f M525 va-4 I JOHN MULHALL ' 1' . mf Qf L . , ., Q Q, fm Wgafix 11 W .- v. 1 .5i.a:, .gg,:5,W Q M-veg?-wgws . 3 V . f ,- 455 ' Q M., 2 -Wivgfw - Tm ' if'M2 .' Q- -I Q g 1 : x 3512- - 'F 3' ,. ' :E E . K' ' 1 , JNL ffl? ,H Z fE 5 :E' 5 H 1 f i, 5, - ,V V ,. . M5232 2 ,--14 N f 1 ,..f M, ,,,,,,g I fm: - f-7f. :fffw1f,A.z- fv,f.,vff,ff 4 af af V54 QI X 5' s 5-4 sk, 3? H595 , S G f X.-'Hag P3 X p si 2 .fm N dam S QUTN LIVAN f 19 A d5i1s?1iEYQi2iF49EE -nw? 2i'.'izfwZi4,f 167l 1 - X M 1. 535 Wm? 145 1-5 1 1 mm 11125 I-: 'iwfmffifff' Hz F A . .SG , -,MN PM ,W-:.5EE5' F. A ,ly 4 PAUL SCHWAGERL 41. i r w i ' 21, -'V al if A They that instruct many unto justice shall shine as the stars for all eternity. -- Dan. 12:3 an m In Loving Memory of BROTHER ALOYSIUS C. DOYLE, S. M. Born In San Francisco, October 29, 1899 Died In San Francisco, May 10, 1961 in the 44th year of his Religious Profession We, the Seniors of 1962, will cherish the memory of Brother Doyle, who Was, for some of us , our homeroom moderator. He was a native San Franciscan called to the dignity of a religious educator, and honored with the Apostolic functions in regard to the youth of San Francisco. May he rest with the eternal fellowship in Heaven, of those who have zealously labored for the salvation of youth. J-'ggi r Z'- E' Q- , 4' - . 5.3. 1'f , , , '-'F Wo'-It gf, dip F 253.35 , 4 x- .-. ,'S'.' 'i -. .. .. I . ,- 's:.f.'-'- . ' -H,-g-Q. 1 - wife 1-5.944 . . .-1'IA13', 3341 ' - . .. I , 0' 0 0' ...QS - 4 511112 V'3SW1f'a 1519515 .r f '. 12 : Svisfii fl T ' - ,. I . . ' . ,- , ,, ' fri. 2 0 , g , , . f 5 , .- J..- .,i, ' f .., cwiv. As a student becomes a Sophomore, he looks toward Mary for the inspiration to model himself after her. The student is just coming into Riordan's Family and Mary is the most important member that he meets. For a Crusader, his Sophomore year is his most important year. This is the year in which he will become acquainted with Mary, knowing and loving her. A true Crusader, which he should be, he is deserving of the a- wards of a Christian man. 44 Emerging from the darkness of grammar school, the Freshmen were guided through their formative years in high school by the Lamp of Knowledge. The Lamp of Knowledge showed the path to maturity, understanding, and achievement. The Ereshmen entered Riordan as starry- eyed eighth-graders. Under the patient lead- ership, the Frosh slowly emerged from their childhood dormancy. Still, the Freshmen had much to learn. Through the example of the Seniors, the Freshmen were educated in the intellectual spiritual, social, and athletic aspects of Riordan life. 7 ,ir is 1- 'iskf ., -we f, - ., ff , Y: V ' V, I' .l-.pil:3.,., ,A A 1 I I T ,vhh v,,,,. 1 2,55 A R, ., . ak ,. ' V 1' 1. 1:. g, 'v- ' -, '3 -. 'P--. - ' ,wgetu E , J . at .4 A H, 1 , gan' J in 4 55451: qwba f Iv 1 ' . Q Ex Ex W -I ,' I ,. - '7i'!21f? 'I '.- - ' 3 ,- , 1' ' a iff, .f- -MF. . -.. . ,1 , A ,. ,:.. .::.-: :-.::..,.:9:,.:i.-if ' ' 'im ggi., :init . :VV5.::.-:-:.:Vg:'V:-:'-g.VV:-:-'- .. 'gV :- . . V 44' 1 .1 , -. n' Q VJVV Vx:-5-:2g'V:V:-'-:'V 'V.:VV:V:. - :5. .. '- V. -'V V. , - : 1,'.1l::'!y1,01.Q1fj1.,-,254511 - V1.5 V :.Q .V '. :V: .. V' , - ' .5.:1.y.1,i'9,l,4,'.,1. Q1.3:,',g,y. - 'g VJ ' ug! -' Vg 1:1--ZVV'QJ -I . A . 1- '. I Q-. I' '?- I' ,'gsl,'5l .' V .. . .. - .V -. Q V QV . , ,-..1,0.,-4.-1,I,i4.1917 ...I-.5504 '- ':Vg . fV '-I -1- '-V V .. V. ,-+'.'.g-319 -. ,'.'1Q,-.QV 90,-.'Q'.,'1f - V -V . - .V V . V.VV- -- . VV V- -H.-.1.V-.'1.-.-.-3.1 .V.'1'1--.Vw . .Q .V .V V .. g:V 5 . ' .-: F- VV , V ,u '11,-.,', -.11 1,'. sq QI,-Q !l 'V, -,':.QI V..-Q 5,15 V 1 V VV .,4V V- Q V-V,:V - a5z121g::13S:g4agQ7f-,,-g4,g3gg.g1g45. :-:V. .V :I- ' . : : . ' ' '. - rf lf. 0 4 , '. 1 '1 s - '.'1 'Q -Cv 1 - q -Q ' .V . .V .11-'1q1.1....1..o-11, ., . .-- .I OIR! 001' 9 .o'1 sIVS-100 -- . VV- . V. . V. . V. V. O,l,',-0,o,l,-0, 1,13 .:b.gss'. -- V V V:V - . V V VgV V- V V .. :,'e.'1,'1,l9 Q, 'Il' f,'.'o, In Q,-J.-Q -.. 1 -- Q. .- ..: -V -' .V V:V.-:.-V .:VV:VV- . VV -.'. off .q-J,-.Il w.' ,'.1,v.14:.f,-:r-,l1,-.1 V- .- - V V -' .. 11'q'.'o-?'o'1-D1 .IN ,'.1f',o'-'-1 1- V - ..,-,1,.1.1'-,gg ,.0,.,,..,f,,1,1:.',1 .V 'V .. :.Q VV.y.VV-:- V:V -- 1--'1 Q10-01 Vfi-.'11,1,'--'.'1'.,g.-.u - .V 'ff V .V V V 'VV -- VV. V11 . V-rf VfV 5' VV. 451'3:54f'5:-B92eg-I'1j'qQ'.:'L6g316i'-,ng-'41 .,VgV:V-- Q V, -V ' .V .: 3 -.',1,'.,,1,4-15., ,1,g ,1,1,-,,1,l'.1,.. V .Q QV V, . .Q V. V VV V V., .V. V. .,,..., VQ.,,,,Q1,'.,1g., .91,.3,'1,1,1.1,-.,.'.,-.,,. r- '- V -1 -' . '-1?--uv '- -Va-..'.--'gn-e.'!1,'1,'1'1 .'1,-. .'1'17-1:1 -'-V.V:V.:::-.:J- Q2 . 5 ,V -' .V 3. - V , Vp V V -.bk '12 3.-ef. O, -,':,'o,'. v.'.'-1n,'. ,- V.VV- -f-s.-1-5.5-.f.'-J..-VfV f-'V:VIV..:-. V. .V -- -. - 4.1 -VV . -.fe?'.1'H2's7'11g17gZf,1'f',-252515173 Q.V-:V..-:.-.:Q:QVVg:VgV..V. ,:.-1' - V 1:-3:Q Q - 55: ,gpg-qu ' -.V', v 1 4 1, 151.6 Vf.0,'1 1011, 1. ig '- :r- : 4 .Vg - Q. 5. -. -.1-4. v-' 1 rf, I .',.'1,0. V,0.1.f1g:.1 ,1 Q'1,'1,', 6, .. V.. .. . .V ' ' ' ' 1-p,'.o,'1,-ng,-::.f,'-. l,010!, .. :V. Vg. .: :-'-'-::2g.V-:V ' V :V -- V: .r, V. V . V '.'1,-It-'1'.'1-:.'n flff- 01,010 :VV . fx. :' . : :'1g.V :-'-'::- 'za . ' .' ,' u V1 0.0 2'1 'Q' 'O' .-'f'-'o 'fo 'fu' .V. -I .Q ' 'I :-: :' .. ' V-Vg: 5 '- r.' '. 1.--'-1: . . ':'. -. L-,4731-.'i1,'1 1f13'6'i11.'1W, ' . .. .V ,. ...V. 1.1 ..,. 1 0 . .. . V ' '- V ' .5 fu,4:-.wr.ulz.,q,,'-sr-','.'1:-.'1f.-41,4,l,,0,e-1-.ge.11,10,' :-Q.-5 -V ,Q V. - V -. -V .. VV z:V VV ff -.,,,1'- .:.-,.5.-,. .M-V V-Vg Ofojis4,'1v, q1,f.1j'..'-,-.y ,1. V- VV V ' . . - ' . '1g-IQJJ1' , ,- avr, . -1 . :'v 0001- o.'1 1,'1,'1'. 1,'. 'noe - -V .- . V.:V---,V:,. .- .V , -f. V:V.,- . 1,Q-V., ,Q-,Ve-V. 5-,.-...V uf. 1,-.,,, ., 1,',,-, ,, .5-V'1.-' V-: ,:Q V' V V-15. :-:.V :V V ' V: ,F , 4.9, Q .g.-.9 J,-'., -:..,,. -.-.,o, .,1,go,'1,'1 1,'. Q-.Q V V ---- ,.,VV.,-V-Q V.Vf., V V- ,109,1.',.,-gp-.1-.V,s.z,1 - I.,-.,-,-.,1,-..1.'.,I,, .EQ - V'V.Vg.V.V:Q.,:V- :g - Q.:-112 1, JV . .- 4 ygg- . .51-,O ,KVVQQ-.9 1-. , xx -. 1,'. 13, .'. -. .,gg,V . Q. . VV. , V , f Q. Q ,, ,-,Q ...X 1.-...xt-o. - 13.01,-1 ...... V ' -.3 .I 5.5. - yV,O 'S' ' 6 O ,- O . , -4 '1 J y yi 1 30 0 .4 Q20 Q s Q . - ov, 9 0: . .,:1,,. V. V .V -- V Vw. s-vm nv- , .- x s.- .-.-.-- .o.-- -V..V--1.-1 . 5I.E'f 5i3VV1f.:V'f-VVVVfV ' V-55-IVVQV. V. . 2?-:?-.Z'P.'?i-G.1:Z'-Edfglf-763:-.15r-:?5f?.3E-3:-.-vV :f55:551fg:f:F :V'-ff5j::f'j 7 ?1 1.1'55.2'2 V5 g fQ'?Qf'Z-F5,IcffvQQfe:.'Z3':SKSQl'I-33-'QSQJ' 1 511' . ,:V.-:VI - V .Vx-1 I- - 1 .' . -Q y 1 ggqqs ,VQ 4 - ' .-,.-,o -30 '.',-34-Q.-5. .-V, Q-.131V1V.'g.E1.V:2... V15-5.VV., Q Q :VV1,.,. fr-jQ ,ju -23?-,Vqfvl PZ-'L-'I-55.12-I-5.'L-'.-7-:V' GQ ee?-V22Eai'2V2.2iz.. :..:.1V.',.Q,,V,:r. - VQ :rf:VQ-,'.V.V.Q:.- Vg-Vu, H g. .,.-. 1 - --.-1-Q..'.'.x.'.-'V'.-,fi f- V.VVa-VV1eaa.V.gVa1-V-VV- .V ,.,.-..V. . ,.,.,.- ,of V1 .V .--Q.-...Q-.. ..-. Q.. ....,V,.....VV,.... :5:5:3.V.55:1-f-13:::3fVV5.gVVV..25.V-:-V5-5:V:-:5.:-:V- VQVVVV-1 - a-I-5-'o?.g3Z'Z 5 -7-,-1.9-.V-9:-5 551: 1 - 'f5'f1'VE1Ef1:1'ff'V2'fV'VVf5-Eff '15 f2f13'ff2gV:V-rE ' ',':fi - -5,2-:n'Q - .' 'f-' '-'l'V5:5f-' . tl 'V'.V3112E25i:122:V2aV: :Eg-r.2.f'-5:V.f:'-':'..5V1V:':'f:5:gr:V-ffV::1' 3 3 .v,.'-'.-V 'Vg:g:r:t- .Q .1 .,-V14 fu- .'Vg- f ., ,' 1,a2?:iVe.'2V -V:V: 11:-Q:,.,VVQ:,-. .V :V-QV.QV:V:,g,.g .-,if- :-: V.Q:V1V 'Qo,o,.q2'g ,. .V 10, Q QQ :..gVaaa.-V. ,.V.Vg::.VQQ 1,1- -.VQ.V.g .,-..--V -:Vg.V.Q 1 '- f- . 1- V- ,,VV-- :.VH Q1, 1,3 0,19 3.9 . -fffxdr. , . .QV 1- .V- -1 , V- -5.3VV.55--55-g.,,Vf,.VQ::V.V-f-VV'. V2:.Q1:VV'VgjQ. ',:.:f.3.gg- Q -':r-H 'V ,a.:.:wa.w ,gs ,..:3Vg1ea3....V.-V. -:V:..-: .1 --.'-.- .1'gV ..-vt' V .V -'. z '.- .-.- . 0 '.',-5-. A 1 .'V11..-g'p,:1Q.. V -. . 1 -'24, sp 'Q ' f -.J - . Q H I ' N ' V 1,17 4 V-V1.V.:VQ-. .. V1 .V 1:2:2.1V:-:-:I-f:':rV.V: 041'-322 94g-6.?f-,vi x-'IN ' -',x .-513 .',V'.-.QP-. ' a...V-Aa.-...1a.--V-VV.V- 'r-:f:':fE2EVV :f-fff2V1f f 1y'l1f'1'4, 1-zfz' .'- -Qs'.1?.',.f3TP s'.-'I-'.1vI-'VC'-5 ' V: ' 211222-1.:V1E'2.,2..-1.V. 5:55-:3:VVV.f.'ff:5-ff' .-z7:1:!1fv, -V-g2:Vf.V, -- -V -'45-I-2 9-.-:-5.4 r 2 ,'4-I-'.'.qy.e:-1 .. V '5ff:--'f::Vff:ff:5 .V141.'fiki6:-MV aV2Vf:12:..-ff 'Hd-I-'f-.Wd-aJ'2 . Q If'-'34-.'-Vw!-rf .gs-: -3:25 1,-ef-tu og-Sqg 2-'.rfVr::'VrVrV:Q--ng I 7.-3.-.V.'3'.-:-'. V ' .. .'.-.e-.-,- -'.-,3 : V.--a--1.11.1-.V . .- :VVrf.-.:-- ' 6.-as 1-g '1, -'fs :-rf1.Vr:r..f VV .-4-,-:Vgo:a',v sz '.-,v -.-.-,:.',v.c ..-V:,aa.V.VaaaVr 1- V- V.--11-:J LQ '1,' '1,'fgQ-'-2,2.V:':Vr- . V'.-.4-J,-1.-,A-14 ' 'fgolo'-'.v'.5f,'.'3'f a 1422222222211 1: Q. V- 5.:.:-- .5-.115-:3-1g.,'ig.11, -gV'Vg.V.g.f..'V '-1-5-319.-4-5 Vf Q.-.--2-34.55-A-25, A ee.3gaaae131a'pg.'V2-V :Vs 1g.,1.y.-q1,gV1-.'.1.,11p5 .rg'.Q:V-rz5rV:VV ' .52-Q-'.-,J-,g'-j.-2 -Q l.Vf.',0, 1'.a-3-na-L . j. V2E:'::eiEaa11 QgVg, '1 0. - ft. 1, 1,'i- - 'r .'- .- -'.'.-.naVs'.- Q- Q- -x '.'.'. gt.-.. - iz:-we.-1V12.--- .1. 3. 0, 1,'. 5,-.Q1. , 195 ,,-L VQ.3V 1,-A.. .1-4.-.. .V ...Q .l,. , a . , Q - . V-1 ....VV-1..V.,V,-V.. VV .QL-Z-.'1.g-'43-1-I-1-.'-'-pg: -- -V '-439:-f-5-5:-' P '--gg!-S-3ZVf. 4:g 1 A -.'11:Vze2 ,. ng, -.. 1 ..-,f '. .3V3.V.V.Q.:V: . V - -H. . ' . ., -. -,' -, -1 I V 13'-f l-7Lff'l.ff': ',-ffi: 'I-121.23 'E'Errr V ':V 44354-'f'I:' 52 -3-'3'f4'35:'Qfg: 2122122 1'12iVV' ' I ' -jfs. ,'-.uf-.,',' ' . of.:-.gi -2:2V2':V:-Vg' ..Vf.' 'oxfj gr. -.-3-29-,Ag 5-,Q , , .EE-V1e V' ' ' 1 Q . 1, -., V-.,-,., .A- ...V.VV.pV:V..VV.VV VV -Q.-,5.v,V. ,Q V. . v,.'.-,a.g,. . . -V -V1.VV...V. V- V .V V- V. -.1, V'--1111. .1 1V.',V V:V: ---V .VV-V 4 V.x---.--.- - - V .--'.-A-.v-',v V, V 2...-.. . . - - . -. , -3. 13. 1 N 1,-.,1.,'V . QVQ ' -1- .-4 s.-,0 , .'.- -3- -.' -1 gp - '.VV.1V--Q ,- V -. Q . s1,.,l ,1.x oOVxg,,f . .Qnn-.g'w-1, ., .,.-1 s, 4. 1.3 u. .... ...o-1 1. ,. . ,., ..,,. ..,...,...,.,.' V ......... V -.'.,-.vw 1 - v-11-1 1- . .-,o. -'-,-- v.x-.-.- . :Vi V-VVV1 . fV.11,:1.,1.fiI.pf11I2.jy,,Q- .2:V-gg.: Q Qg,Q.o:.Q.3?-,QV'.-.-:.Q.3-. 1.3.-Qs. V .Q ...V-2.3.3 .Vg -3 ,'-.-.1-.3 .v,'.g..f.,'n :V-Qq1Q.:VQQ, V, 9-V. ony.-.1 fq.Q-.V-.5,-gg.-3 Q . - .1212-.1-V..-,VV--.5VVVVV-VV. Gif' ,t-2531112111-Z-21555 gif-1V Vp T-.QT-.Q-'Q r-:QQ-iff' 5- 8 E' .':,'e.-r ,-.-.1-:-'1.-V.'.'.1-.-. 'Vg1VVV..:-V...Q- Vw- '.-.my 1 4-'mfg'-6,1-'Q' aa.iVa'.V.- -V . 1,... . .,..-....,..Q, Q .,- ,, . ,.e.4 0 , ,. . V., V Q .. :-.'.j1'..- Lf.-.gn-1':i-f'1L-? rE1:g:1-V-Q.. VQ - .g.Q-Q, 2-5-,o'-5.-.v of - ..z V1V.-1g'.'V:1 s,-, ,-:Vu - -g,'..1,-. 1 . -1' VL.-.V V , m - .- Va .-.4 ,O A V .1- 1 .-..VQ V- V. -.. 1V .W-VV... ..-.11 . . 1 . 1. ., 4 . . V .. 'fi 5-I'.'1,-'Vg-:.1-3-fs:-7--5'1 sal--'-1'V.1'.1 --V.g:1'1-V . 2.1 , 'r'v,4' . 2' - -. 12222112 55112.-V.. .VV VV 2'1':T'71-1'VI1'F.-S'-fvl':bf 'Vie-Va:21V'1:1?1 if 1 V V V 'V'-- .V:ii':-Vaaie-H111 - 2: V 1 f1,'11'-1-Cu ' -.'s,-' 1? 1-Si-21. . :3121Erg1':111 12..' V ' ' .IQ - V .21i',211'EEV.za11e V.eVVa ...Vg 111221 .- 25317-124'-2f:'3:I'T1'2'? i'F'1'i:'ti'. ' 2' W V ' Vn 21-2VV21i'2V-1?2.2-.fee-VV'VV--Vlfi-11 . . 1 . .1 Q . , pe -,.Q.A4 V15 -r - 2 ...:-...-.3V..V....V-1g,VV. 1.,V ..V..... ,.-...-gi-.-.Q-.'.,flpj' A':',213Q.,-. '. - V-V V .. 1- ,. Tb , V113-VV.VV:. .p1VV..',a-V..Q.. V. VVV. V., J'5F:f5f'52'7':2'1' '1'4l ?. i'f'l'L-'F -V H '313:5'51'3-'1i ' V, ' V.1'V?Vi1'3'5 p 3 1' 49: f1'Vt-2 ' .-.'f. 'Z'? mf.-111-5 11-+V-a:'w Qi: -Pt .'-'1 f 'f 1 '- -'5 '- 'lf 'v'- -1Ei1 11'i3i21'2:V,. '.-'I Q, VA E..Vg1'21EV:.:V11VQ-Q' .Qg,- 2.212--1-.iam-QV: -:V 1-QVg V21 If Zn' cV'f.'12' ,'!1,'-.jo1'V, . :'ef ..- .ae -V' Va 21.15G1.V-:V.. ' f rl ti.21.9V.--Vaeaz.-1aV1H111eVee'V. Q11v1a122.2a-2:1 V-' :V -. '13'1'-'-I' 'q'11-'!f,'i'11'13is' Va V111- V-'.?'iiEi'33 ::lf .v, 0 -,',- .2 0,f,'Q.', S. I,-.1 ' V: 'VV-: .- .. AV-1.V . ' mir--V.1.: -..qV-1-1.-V.Vim-.-:zzz ,:.1.., ..Q,.......,V ,'-.-- -.-f --:uv -.-.'-:-:.- .- VV'Ve.-V-e'V- 1 - Vw: . V.-- zaVVVVVVa.-V-11V.1-VV.2V:--.1zV.V:a11..V.Vae..-V.eVVVV.VVV.VV-gaV..V .'f,' 5. 1' -1i'V'-:31'f1Q-.'-'- - ya-2... V. Ei V',VVV-1221.212 ' .' ..-'1eaV...VaVa.VeeVe11Vee1a1::zz1aa..Ve.zV.V..'11.11121-:aavi - -' .' -.' '- V-sz... ... . . V.--1.4 VV.V.V . V.VV-f2.---.-a...V.ae..V.VV.V'z..V..-.am .'.,f'1 I-pil,-:flu i- ff V .1 V, 1111:--13 V. V. V::, V-.V1, gn, - - Vzeg-. ::'VVV.--1 VV QVVVV-V'13V..'3231..V3:,V--.ng Q--51.-1--::V,V-1: ,'.'V.'.' ng Q.,-g1.'1, ,-- .VV1-ez-V11...-za..-.--VV-V3 za'V-gVz1.VV:-V- 1 V. VVV1..Va.VV- Va.'VV.VV'V-we--Vie-V..-V1z:..:VV.-.qVa-e.g1aaa.V 11-91' rl' ,-.','-fri'-f'1' l. 1e9:Vl1'.' .' V' 1- 'S . 1'-'g.'1,-1. 1'- iw.-'V411izazzeiaaaaiiz'V.211211.-aiazaaaegq,-.1111-ef-1,V--a-3-511212-VaaV-3 V:a1'..:1eeE.eza..--. VCE? it 'I V' 331 -'?- '- 'Z-'C 522' 2'-22'VV2'V.E-11322E.:1315-':3'22:.:512Z.:,13z211a2221V.g31,1-: 31- .Q:'3--.gg15.-:V-5 -.3'Va..13:-V1V.:3a.1a- .Q'g,.-., Q 1 .311-. .1 . y 1 - 11 s- -1 '. V V .VV-1' V -1. ,..11...311..--1-V..--:.V..-V:..V.1i::. VVV-..VVV.V,....VV. VQ , V ,. V ,V,..,,,,,.. .VV ..Q V. ' ' O ' 'th 'f 3-.' .2111 ..-Va.-V.-13:--112V -1 Z-....'1v:V21a.-....::.-1- V.V.-.VVV-11.21.--15.11 121-1-V..VV.V-13211.V..,V-.-.311-1:..V-.-1. VV . - . l,'.:,-hir .V:3V1VV-ag 11-::3VE:-1:522V-11.3.VV:222.VVV.V-QV-11313::::3gQVV---QVVVV 1Q,gVV,1:gV...:qg1:1..3..,V.VV-, VVEQV VVVEQVQ -1'7.'1 q-' 'P --'P-'Q' Q' ' . .V-12' 121115222222'.iV.:z2'V?-..f2i'.L.-'fi-1' 1215 2E1121',1i122'i1i1Zi .., . . ,,V. . QV.. . QQ... V ...,.. ..,.. ,.... . . VV ,..... ..... . V. .... . .... .V.... V.V,. V V V. . V .. '. - s - 1 -. - - V.. ..... ..... V. -. V. V . .V .. V -V V.VV V .U V .-.- 1VVV-in.VV.gzaV...z2...V:a2..V.:aa..-.5g....5V...Vg,VVVgzaVV.:,gQ,...VQ..,. V ...gm-.V..,..-., VV. ,QEVQQ . 1..V,V-...A .:x:.V:::-V-zz.:.-V-4-:...VV1.....,,,,...V: ...V -- ....... ..... Q , .... V Q Q V . Q, Q . , V V. In the Middle Ages , if a man had proven himself to his lord, he had the right to Wear his lord's coat of arms. Cloaked in these arms , he entered battle with strength and loyalty. This strength preserved him in battle. His loy- alty persisted unto death. A similar challenge has been given the Jtmior Division. After five semesters of work to prove themselves to Riordan, they have received their class rings. No matter where they go, what tri- umphs or tragedies face them , they will forever be tied to Rior- dan by this ring. underclassmen BROTHER GEORGE DIESTEL, S. M. Crusader Advisor Chevaiier Advisor Religion III French I Junior 118 BR OTHER WILLIAM MCCALL, S. M. Assistant, Speech Department English II, III junior 117 BROTHER EDWARD PUTKEY, S. M. Coordinator, Special School Projects CSF Advisor Sodality Chemistry Plane Geometry junior 115 ' BROTHER TER ENCE LEAZER, S.M., M. ED. Band Advisor Algebra II Mechanical Drawing Junior 114 BR OTHER ROBERT NUNES, S. M. Chairman, Social Studies Department junior Division Advisor United States History junior 120 . ., , ,,.,. -. ,., ,, Q .,.,. . , Q .,.. V 'Sf-.-I-!'.'.v,A-?,'Qgffffg?QffQgVQ1-I-IOQQQQSQQg.gZgI'f'IgQQ-fgfv,-3 if 51-1.3-t-3-'.-.-if-xv-1-3.5,g.V.-,-t-:Q.Q.-.'.-.-.g.-.-:-:-ng.:-.wg- .-93'-gQ'-3-1-I-2-2V:-:-!'Q-.-.-.f.-Pb?-A+.bg-'QL-Z-2-.-t-:-z I-IV.-Q'-3 -.P --.-.ff -a.-1-.-.r.-:-:-gQ'.'Qg-:-'.'e.-Q,-2-53,.-.'Q:.g.g.:V:-QV:-:-3 . I :gf Q Ve.-,Q Q,Q-9 es. I eo.'Q'Qz-g,Q . 4-.'. Q,.,-.V.'.-.-,Q .' ,V - Q x QQQ .1 .Q QQQQQQ...Q.,,oV,,-o,.,--Q-Q.: Q, QVQ Q Q.s,Q Q-Q-Q V.,-Q , -Q.,-.Q Q.. v Q,.,,h,-,Q,-,Qh Q ,,-Q ,-0.4 . v,.v,,s .V . ,'QX5'.'Q'. ' 'gg 9 Q Q v Q of O,-.V.Q'.', 9'.'Q'. 42 6 Q -'Q' - - V- ' -.- '.'-'-'- Q a.v.'.'Q',v, Q'. Q - . Q Q 1 Q ,Q Q Vw 1 Q:-:Q'Q,-QQ,-,Q-,gQ Qt! 5- Q Q' -'.'Q'Q'.- 0.6 'Q-3,-Q 4 0,7 V V If -.0 'f'Q'Q-Q 'Qs -Iv - -'-'-'- 'Q'-'Q'?'Q4L+Z'.9 12-'-9 v A Q.Qj,'Q.Q,Q greg...,:,:,Q.Q.Q'-,',.Q,Q.Q..,w.,Q.:,?'P..'Q.o : .,Q,-,-,Q Q V ...Q,Q,. Q . Q ,-,o,Q,o,0, , Q,-.'. Q ,9-.,Q . J.-,Q - - Q Q Q .'. Q. . Q QV,-QQ .Q - Q0 'Q v.'Q'Q-.- 9 Q' -,Og . 1 ,Q - Q,-.V,o,-, Q -,- Q Q- n-.-1,-.f 'Q 0. 9 - Q, Q Qj. Q .. 302'.'Q1-1Q'Q'Q5'Q'1'Z-If'QQ'Q'V'Q'f ?Q'Q46e?-.9QQ M. . '. Q.p,v.-T4-,'19Q'.' -!V1+'Q'Qg 1Q2V.'.o',-1Q'Q-.'Q'Q' SE- -.- Q:-ff 1-1-.'Q:g'-L-t-:-:-:Q7- -92 -' '-5 -'-' W . I-5' 0 -'Q',0,'Q'c,.g.'Q'Q' '.'Q ei- 0 'Q' -4 Q ' . .- Q I-ide -Q '-,-,-Q'.-5. .'.-.-,-In I','Q'Q .. ' - . Q .-,- Q Q' e.-.' Q Q'.-.-.-.- -. .V.-, ,-. Q-.'Q' '- - N ' :r-.-'-' '-'-:-' 2-'Va-I+.-.xr-' -:':jvsi4!!!'Q- . . ,-'Q' 'Qvl-.'Q'Z-I 31:6 :VL-' .-IQ .- S- - - ' . ,.,Q .V uv '.-.-.-. Q -,-,VQ.'.-,Q,Q'.f.,. I Q-7' f.-I-'Q 'V'Q'v Q '-Zh' .-.-'Q'.' .,, .Q-. Q.. , ,..roQ Q V ' . .. I-,, 4.51, , ,Q. Q..,.,. 9335. .,..Q'Q,Qe.... , . V ,,. 4' -tt V VA- , . .. .. . QQ,-QQ--,V . . QQ:.'.- Q, ,- ,. .., .l Q -, Q.Q,.,. 4 . Q:',fist-,SQ:Q,g'Q,,1,,-1QjQf',Q.:Q'. Q, .g J Q:.-Q'Q,.3.j.:S5.,'.: 1.1.2 ,fQ'-1-,- 'V f ' .-, Q Q, . . .. Q.. -,Q .-, .-.0 - -.-:-sew.-:ff:. ---A:.,t-'12--1: ,. . - V- , V at ' - 2 .. vo 'J QQ'w, Q, Q Q.Q .Q .QQ.x Q 'HQ 'QQ' ,Q.Q:,S A Q ,l 'Q'Q1p.Q'Q Q Q Q Q Qs, .I . f ., 0 Q .Q.v'v,. Q . Q. ,-'...e.Q 4. Q- Q Q Q Q Q - Q Q Q '1 9 'Q' 6' 5 r 'QQ .- 'V.- :-,Q Q Q if , Q QQQQ' e6 ' :,Q QQQ ,Q 'xii Q!SQ I 1. I' Gilt? V:,fQf,Q, Q wif Qui Q 0- 1 QQ 'Si-,Qi-Ga-1 Q 1 I 1 c Q 3 MR. IEROME FINNIGAN Varsity Swimming Coach Varsity Golf Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball ' Coach Civics United States History Junior 119 rff' , v HF' ' HOA ,Q,Q. Q Q.. QQQ QQ Q0 2 Q Q Q' 6' ., .,Q,.s5'.x QQ Q Q .n.o..2O.:0:x QQ. Qu 000. . to Q QQQ 0.' 70.51 0 Q 1 . v'Q J QW' 'H 4. 5, 'Q Q1 '.Q Q Q Q'Q'QQ I - Q Q , eQ,Q:Q' 9' 0' I A... f Q 0 O ' Q, , 9 :.Q ?9'a' Q'.o ' Q ,Q,.,Q,. , Q. ,Q ,v, ' s'Q offs, QQQ' ,Q .'0.0 Q QQQ Q Q -I Q' ' g'Q'Q'Q ' Q .1 QQ o Q Q ' I Q O, o Q 0 ,0 A IHA. Q Q QOQ .qv Q.. Q Q'o'Q 5,' rv '9Q 'ff 'Q' 'Q , Q Q Q Q Q 'PMS 'fQ Q' '- I 3,5 QQ Q 0' 'Q ','Q:. 3-5 Qagf Q Q Q Q -L . 'Q A ., Q., ,' Q, 9 Q:Q:Q' Q N, . QQ Q Q 4 YQ. ' . 5- Q '+'Qj.g. 9 ', ','x 0 . Q -3.3 6 , Q ,QQ 'Y 1' QQQ 50 0' o'9Q 'O P-Q 4, iQ' Q v' 'Qi '4Q.o': Q Q . -'+V' :-: V. f, Q QQQ-f,QQQQ, Q wg QQ Q-,pg QQQQQ ,'Q QQa os Q Q 0.1, ann- - 3. , , '.Q,g'. 'gn .- .g.,.Q , Q Q, Q Q Q Q ,Q , , Q Q Q Q ,Qu ,.gQ,- ,'.'. ,jf ' ca, ,xg ' 'Qg.,.: 0 QQ6' ' I Q' Q Q ' 'Q',',9 ' 0,1 ' ' o'Q'o Q Q '9 .'Q ',- Q 16 Q IQ' .I'2 v,+ Q Q'Q v ' ' Q Q- -3 'Q'Q'ffv,'Q - ' , , 'Q v,,-'f .Q.', eb QQ , -,Q Q suv,- V.-,Q Q ,Q.QQ, QQ' ,,Q, QQ,0,r,vQ IQ, ,, Q H4 Q .'QQQ,,Q -,QQ 0 Q .QQQ xo ' 1, Q Q Q Q, 'QQQ Q QQ QS, ov, Q ' , Q Q Q,, Q Q 1 QQ QQ ,Q QQ Q Q Q ,Q .Q,:Q. t'Q.Q.. .N s Q I... ,Q ,Q 7 Q . , . , . ,, 64' is on Q ,-, Q Q 0 Q,Q, 1, .gr 5- - Q ' - - , . Qi- if . . Q Q, Q '- Q , v 4. , 'Q-Q ' ' 'Q W w Q . , Q4 s Q, Q R9 Q ' Q ' Q va s o J A O C 0 0 5 , ,'o ' Q ,O ' ,fi Q Q ' I ' . 1 L Q Q . ' ' ' Q S . 'V 'MQ .Qs ' ,Q ,. , Q . 1 , Q Q 'Mba . 1-Q. -.g'.-: . , V ,AQ , .W , M I ,iq A . .M W e ,Q . ,'-3.-' -'QQ V' r V - , - , - 1 -,.51fQ :TG-,Q Q9 ,,,gV:g:-5 . . 'ty .Zac I' O .-,fzztfpac :H A ., V K V G Qu., .1 Q 2-11+ 'Vwf A 7 K Vf- Vi. -' . , . : .-'- Qm.-:':1 .g.' .ki .V ,-:B V - j .V vj jj,Qf.g- ,'Q,1 ,N -'QW ,I 'Wil' , ,' , f Q-5 ' V -'. Q12 .I..'Q1, lg ju A ',:.,- l, J, - , Q, .IL , .- l g.- .-.i tg.. 5'Q,ff ,,'Q'.-.-' ,Q-.--, L, A ' :- 1 .-.'.-., ,Q '. Q-.-' s- -' . ' V. - - ., ral ., , ' :Q-. ' ..Q- I:-::2.1, ,fV , im- .em V . ' 'ff'--:--'-.f:-.-FQ ., Q. , .,.,V . 4 ,. f., ,QQ .Q.Q--.-- .Q Jr. - - 'lv 5 I 1- - . QQ.Q'Q'Q QQ'.','- 0s'.j. ' .1 1, . - ,' ' Q .Q .V . - - V 50,-.:.v,.-,v'-Q-,-.', g 1:31 -,gl , fright . 5: : v l t X - . , ,Q I VIS Q -.Q Ig. ' .5 f.: .'..: V. VV- Q V, N I . .gy -V :V - '. Q-,p . .2 .I I , K .3-.-,. ' 'Q'Q.- , 2.1. 1: If 5 'QSQ - , Y . ' -, '. ',-.-, . -4. - , . , if Q-.3 . QQ -.'Q'.-. Q ,-. --. Q .V ..,. 1 - . si 431 ws ' . -21:11--wi Sig- -. .Q -I , 5' . ,V -,.Q,,' ' ' V ' -1 -3-.Eff bfi :I - V. f .-.-.- 9' Q -,V -'V '. ' ' gb.: 1. V - . fr. ,R E-':V'-V-1-.du 57.-'Q ' - - .5 ' ,V .1-Y .. 5 '-iff. '-: V -,,. 4, -. , -Qu . .!Q-- VV. 1 :I 11, l'Q'fq Q. .-A V Q V1. , VVQ VZ- Q-L - -H52 - - V- V. . Vp. ,V f, V .g Qt., H , , q . Q ,W . .V , V - , VP . Q43 - , ' 5 . .'.', . ' ' Q 0 if . '5V 5 T5 Q' ' 'Q , 1' . .3 - 'V' -' V'.4'Q- J ' .. - - . .V , V -' ' -Q ' gf' .'.' .- . V., V Q, , . 4 ' 223' ' .pr ,., . ,: - 0 .X , -Q QQ! QS ,- V fu QQ ',.. . . Q. , ph Q .V , Q A -, , R gr. , A . V, V ,,. V, -: .. if 'WV . I .1 2 - '-.- . V J: . ,X .rg 14. , ,A iv -4. Z Q ,' Q.. H V ' . z.. if -'V V-' QQJV.,-,I 0 ,gQ ,- , V , , ., an Y .A :N -s., -,Q,g,QMv, QQ. Q., 1 x, I., ' QQ.,-. . ,gn , 1 I K. V, .4 I .. ,. Q.. '.:,4.t N... I I ' A -4 as-.-. .V,f ':'.t:-r 1i,: ' 6 ' I, - V 1-Yi! I-i E': 71' 'Q' Q warp? . VQTQ V R ' ,552 ,Lf 1 Q ' A V ' ' gn V' '10 -1... 4,'5'. Cfff TTI: 3 ' - AY-- 'I' iz ix .- .jf-, .Q',V Q., -nj-Q V Q- '. QQ' ,. Q.' QP . , 5,4 ,wi-I-. 10 Qu' wg-' H . .351 , Q - .w Q,-, 4 -, . . f. Q-4,-. Q . jo .J , 7' ,,.,.,.,..Q,,' .i , ', Q, ,,.,:,n. 4. ,V Q, Ng Y.. 1 , Q, 'Q Q..j.: 3, , .- -, '..'. ...I , L.V. ,O-..:os',9.- 1,1 Q 'N - .' - .' 'lf If 'Q V 'Q'j V',v,0 ' 'Q'Q, ' ' Q Q -Q ' 'Q' '- ' ' L ,- ,.j.:Q,., Q.: 5,5 QL.,-.: - gf HIQQ Q if f ,,'.9,'.f'3 f,'Q .'.' 'Q' gh-.Qi V V 3.-fV.V ' 0,2 !'V' . -ff A -:.-g T:f'-VI-4 2-1-'Q Q.Q'-'v-.a'Q'1-.-'7- , i:Y7':I:7' Af 1 ' . . . Q- Q'Q'Q QQQ I . , QQ X 'P Q'V9 'ui' - 'A' .,. -, V .-, .,. .A , . .. ,V Q Q -, 9.1 . Q . Q QA. .A 3, ,V,-..Q Q Q-.-, , Q ,- .-.' 3 .V .V . , in ,AQ TL, V. 4 . 4: '.,:,,. . .,. 2,15 ......Q,'4,j,,I,-:.-, QVQAQL, Q 'Q Q 1 -.' ,QQ ,V, ., -, . K . . Q V -, ,-. Q .. Q ..- ,-.lf ' . 'ffl-ff' -ff'-:fvtd-'f'Q'-:': WT? ':V1f'.-'3'5'3 '63,-:-:ffQ -'H-7'1:f'2' 'Fifi-'s'1 ':f'?-.55 fra' 'SV 23' 93 -1- C- Q-.wf52375Z .- 2'!'I'L-.- '.'--'T Junior Division ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. McGrath, E. Licardo, M. McHugh, G. Paul L. Mezzetta, J. McDevitt. ROW TWO: J. McGillicuddy, R. McGuire, C Landstrom, J. Michael, R. Landrum, B. McNeil. ROW THREE: J. Kose- wic, G. Lyons, L. Michelotti, M. Maita, R. Lazzaretto, M. McGibben. ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Lavis, R. Maki, C. Mena, F. Kalmar, L. La- Rocco, M. Marovich. Row TWO: M. Monahan, 1. Martorella, F. Kelly J I , l A. Khalil, D. Mazzera, E. McAfee, W. Lunny. ROW THREE. B. Kane, P. jowett, J. McGuire, C. Le Pendu, M. Montague, P. Kontos. 5 ROW ONE, Left to Right: C. Barlesi, R. Baldisseri, V. Amado, L. Adair, ' P. Brady. ROW TWO: L. Ahern P. Bacigalupi D. Arrigale J. Bnmo M Junlor Aujusriny, J. Bertencom. Row LTI-IREE: J. Asp,el1, K. Boehfe, J. Bowers, E. Agius, H. Almeida, K. Barichievich. ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Ahrens, W. Bettencourt, L. Attabit, R. Beck- ner, A. Anzalone, R. Bums, L. Bartleson. ROW TWO: R. Angeli, S. Bajza, A. Boutte, A. Bruzzone, D. Bastien, K. Byrne. ROW THREE: R. Anderson, D. Brunicardi, M. Bagdon, M. Baglin, G. Cameron. farms HIL...-,L D 'J w1s ' 2 el a if1-ri' i:tI. l in ROW ONE, Left to Right: G. Paul, D. Rennie, K. Motoh, I. Montes, W Petri. ROW TWO: A. Papoff, P. O'Rourke, G. Reilly, R. Olmedo, R. Owen, R. Morris. ROW THREE: R. Palmini, P. Phalen, V. Quezada, L Nibbi, V. O'Ma1ley, K. Mooney, I. Morris. ROW ONE, Left to Right: S. Ohlunder, J. Richardson, T. Roensch, L. Paulino. ROW TWO: R. Rossi D. Rosziles R. Partida M. Robinson, ' A. Rodriguez. Row THREE: JT Norton, R.,Perotti, J. homey, R. Rie- JUIIIOI' gert, R. Mutter, T. Norman. Junior' 118 ROW ONE, Left tolliglit: R. Hoolcc, E. Duran, P. Farrell, W. Feyling, E lnwinkelried, F. Gregorich. ROW TWO: P. Higgins. R. Holden, T. Hef- fernan, D. Freeman, J. l-lallisy, B. Ferro. ROW THREE: G. Eberle, J. Dugisli, J. Horan, G. johnson, T. Eden, S. Hughes. ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Gilmore, J. Fernandez, S. Fanelln, R. Frey, F. Doyle, R. Haas. ROW TWO: I. Heintz, R. Francis, T. Frazier, P. Fos- ter, P. Flores, F. Gregorich. ROW THREE: P. Fraher, B. Hartsfield, T. Henneberry, C. Garric, J. Duggan. ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Walsh, M. Uland, E. Royal, S. Zamlich, R Tognetti, G. Tamayo. ROW TWO: R. Segale, E. Yerman, G. Ward, T. Wallace, E. Scharteg, D. Shehan. ROW THREE: G. Watson, I. Yerman, R. Tomasello, C. Versaggi, R. Sweeney, J. Stuckey. ROW ONE, Left to Right: W. Tucker, W. Russo, P- V3i112I1COurt, I. Wal- . lace R. Ward E. Tulipano. ROW TWO: G. Wittman P. Sullivan D. wosslf, L, Wishomb, J. Zlantunich, J. Spano, G. Sherrhan. Row Tl-IREE: Ju lor E. Timmer, E. Shiels, D. Sealwell, F. Versatz, J. Ruggles, R. Swartz. ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Doherty, P. Donohue, K. Dothee, G. Carazo, G Castro ROW TWO M Donohue P Cosentino, M Da1ton,j Conway J l1Il1OI' D. cox, 13. coming. ROWITHREE: Pf. oondero, R. Delucci, w. Carpe neti, G. Creedon, D. Desmond, T. Chenoweth. ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Cancilla, I. Di Regolo, D. Campodonico, I. Chostner, M. Coiner. ROW TWO: I. Carberry, C. Doyle, J. Cook, M. Conroy, V. Castro, K. Cuneo, P. Doninelli. ROW THREE: R. Devichi, P. Clements, M. Cogliandro, I. Ciabattari, R. De1Car1o, M. Dobrinski, I. Carlin. !i1K'i.E7v1i'5s 34345: -AYQBSSFIZZ T MR, THOMAS MOHIR MR. JOHN RUBIA Chairman Science Physical Science , Plane Geometry Department Sophomore 105 Science Club Advisor Sophomore Division Advisor, Biology Physiology Sophomore 106 MR, EUGENE GAGLIARDI Chairman, Health S Physical Education Department Varsity Track Coach Assistant Football Coach Sophomore 104 MR. KENNETH BARBIERI Chairman, Dramatics Department English II World History 5 Sophomore 103 Hg W ' fin . no ' f 1? ,lr if 1 S- 1 ' P P skin., Y K, 'BQ Xl ,l ,ff ' at pl y ' ' Q X f P1Ol3ERT FERRERA Xvqf- I I Cyjirman, Speech TF 2: lv il Department Q fl J' English 11, 111 1 JV lx ,J Sophomore 102 ' XM , of X all if 1 f X ' L I X jx! - 27 iffffif-fff ' f I if E5s,f:,'s ,F E l 'hx JL? f 4 I gg, '..': X' X mf J' 'S 9 i! t. xlvxx I N V ,-.,,. fb if 1 Q Sophomore is Division BR OTHER R ICHAR D BR OWN, SM. Sodality Religion II Latin II ROW ONE, Left to Right: A. Center, J. Brennan, R. Borelli, R. Celeste, SO h S. Buscovich, A. Caruso. ROW TWO: R. Calavano, D. Cericola, G. p Barsi, A. Baracco, R. Balliet. ROW THREE: A. Caughman, W. Barry, G Cannon, M. Buckley, G. Barrier, R. Bonini. ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Campagna, E. Bordenave, C. Capps, R. Bar- ry, I. Baireuther, D. Ahlquist, A. Aguilar. ROW TWO: K. Chiatello, H. Castillo, T. Applegate, D. Billeci, P. Arcuri, A. Agresti, C. Cameron. ROW THREE: B. Borelli, D. Brady, T. Belforte, I. Avenel, B. Bordin, R. Cacianti, M. Alvarez. 'F ROW ONE. Left to Right: F. Espina, C. Fatooh, C. Crawford, D. Fama, F Dc Marco, J. Fleming, I. Flatley. ROW TWO: L. Dekom, R. Fajardo, B. Ferguson, G. Devine, M. Conway, M. Driskill. ROW THREE: M. Clouse, K. Eaglcson, I. Colbert, R. Esquibel, M. Earnshaw, B. Della Santina, D. DiRicco. ROW ONE, Left to Right: D. Dezlsy, A. Crofts, F. Fernandez, D. Dellanini, J. Christopher D. Cordova. ROW TWO: M. Cleary I. Dillon D. Falco, E. Dcbono, Ml Day, 1, Currie, 1, Demums. Row rrmrrz Mf cregan, s. Courtney, N. Frirncroft, D. Emerson, S. Debella, R. Frenske, R. Farmer. ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Glover, W. Hoffman, L. Gerboni, W. Gio- S h seffi, J. Grainger, R. Gatchalian, R. Imperiale. ROW TWO: W. Francis, Op D. Haas, I. Flores, P. Gysels, M. Gabac, W. Gargano. ROW THREE: P. Kelly, I. Harris, I. Heffernan, L. Harrington, J. Guinasso, R. Hulet, G. Kiesel. ROW ONE, Left to Right: A. Friscia, N. Hayes, R. Herbert, G. Hillman, R. Frey, H. Kingon. ROW TWO: L. Foscalina, R. Karp, J. Haggard, A. Griffin, S. Green, I. Horwege, K. Kelly. ROW THREE: G. Flinn, T. Griffin, J. Higgins, K. Hoegger, D. Galli. ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Mifsud, I. Ludwilcosky, M. Morello, A. Luis, B. Martin, B. Mc Partland, R. Kosta, J. Lewis. ROW TWO: B. Maffei, A LoPorto, M. Metkin, T. Montaldo, E. Lucich, J. Male, G. Morris. ROW THREE: C. Major, M. Lazaneo, B. Laster, D. McKinney, P. Lamothe, R. Lagger, R. Mottini. So h 104 ROW ONE, Left to Right: I. Molinari, G. La Coste, E. Laughran, D. Lane, p F. Minana. ROW TWO: G. Mazzoti, P. Lottice, R. Meisel, D. Mumford, D. Murphy, J. Mazeau. ROW THREE: C. Mills, G. Melin, R. Mei, B. Loughner . N xl W! If ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Summon, M. Rende, T. Nuvello, W. Pailhc R. O'Dounell, D. Pnrdini. ROW TWO: R. Petrucci, J. Pctcrsohn, J. Mur- lfHLIgl1, Olmcdo. R. Redmond, Prindiville. ROW Tl-IREE: R. Rodri- qucz, J. Ramos, G. Nielson, G. O'B1'ic11, D. Rossclli, R. Rigulizl, I. Ri- nault. ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. Rcdcns, J. Robinette, K. Pitctti, C. Porta, J. Murphy, P. San Filippo. ROW TWO: A. Rosales, M. Novello, W. Roden- spiel, Prideaux, D. Ritchie, J. O'Bricu. ROW THREE: R. Nino, V, Palmini, R. Reynolds, I. Pouzo, J. Puccinclli, T. O'Ncill, R. Nolleveaux. ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Tabaras, D. Silva, R. Singer, B. Scanlan, C Terrell, T. Sullivan. ROW TWO: F. Vasquez, T. Strong, R. Strack, R. Sevenau, S. Siri, G. Warner, 1. Shiels. ROW THREE: F. Scott, M. Towle, S. Santucci, J. Trujillo, D. Tuohy, E. Scott. ROW ONE, Left to Right: W. Sevilla, C. Silvestri, R. Yerman, L. Scri- vani K. Smith T. Vxfhite. ROW TWO: R, Waldvogel J. Service R. Schuymann, R. Segurson, R. Tosetti, G. Washburn, V. Wittman. ifow THREE: B. Speckman, D. White, A. Vergara, C. Vince, G. Weaver, R. Tortelli, D. Thorne. f BQ4? 53348 S 1 3 QM- BR OTHER JOSEPH NUUANT . S.M. Missiwr f -.ivities vi at Q Q-, .aeligiczi 'Tj ping Fr' hman 2J5 1 71-A Ejffd 9 , ' fx , L If 1 LQROTI-IER CHARLES WZ LUM KEE, s.M. Reli fon I Alg 17211 V Fggsh gpffzfgaf g f lj jf L 1 M qi E? Q 'M Q' 'L .. Q L, was imma ' ii wi g I z . I 'F M Fresh X in X fl MR . PATRICK CANNON Intramurals Mum D1V1S10I1 Algebra I, II Freshman 201 ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Colbert, M. Bottero, T. Carmody, M. Casey, L. Amado, J. Cardinale, I. Christensen. ROW TWO: F. Bulleri, I. Calle- ja, R. Belli, R. Barsi, E. Asten, V. Apodaca, R. Bianco, F. Bei. ROW THREE: L. Caporale, G. Bedigan, E. Bohnert, I. Asaro, E. Bermudez, G. Celle. ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. Bruni, V. Argenal, D. Casazza, C. Asaro, V. Brickley T. Conelly. ROW TWO: V. Cherry M. Bafico L. Bacigalupi D. Attafd, T. Borstell, A. cavain. Row THREE. c. Cahubell, B. Barryy, Frosh A. Crystal, G. Beltramo, V. Celona, E. Appenrodt. - ' 'viii-P-T'm'A 'f 1 EQ Q ROW ONE., Left to Right: J. Doherty, G Finale J Dwyer J Cronin P Conzales, R. D'Elia, A. Devincenzi, D Galu ROW TWO D Drew, M Frgsh Eben, R. Graham, P. Dyke, J. Dutra, P comm P DeRosa 1 Gallo ROW THREE: D. Earnshaw, R. DQMHRIHI, D Cresto, M Dennis, D De Battista, F. DePinto, S. Delahunty. ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Franceschi, W. Fogarty, A. Franco, R. Co- rella, P. DeMartini, I. Cotton, J. Glover. ROW TWO: H. Dowd, R. Gon zalez, E. Figoni, P. Cox, T. Dillon, P. Daley, R. Courpet. ROW THREE: T. Dillon, A. Giroux, L. Ferrigno, R. Crofton, A. Dowler, R. Ghisolfo. ROW ONE, Left to Right: F. Koehler, W. Johnston, W. Kirkpatrick, J. John son, T. Leahy, C. Larkin, G. Kelly. ROW TWO: P. King, M. Johnson, D. Hartsfield, A. Klingen, E. Henken, P. Holmberg. ROW THREE: M. Han- lon, D. Keefe, F. Davis, P. Granucci, J. Hazlewood. ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Jachetta H. Hanssen R. Landry M. Hall M. Kish. Row TWO: M. Lane, B. K,abage, D. Leach, T. Halrison. ROW FrOSh THREE: R. Hage, J. Griffin, E. Jenson, J. Gughemetti, T. Htuiter. C421 ROW ONE, Left to Right: P. McGowan, T. Marriscolo, T. Mulkeen, H. Molinar I. O'Looney M. McLoughlin B. Morgan. ROW TWO: I. Moli- Frosh nm, H.' Mullin, W. ivrcxeon, E. Mart,inez, vv. McLaughlin, J. Mcmisfer. ROW THREE: R. Lehrberger, R. Meisel, M. McMillan, D. Leland, J. McCarrick, G. Nolan, E. Mahoney, A. Long. 1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: T. Mack, T. Mahoney, R. O'Conne1l, I. Mi- kulin, D. McKean, L. Mirkovich, C. Nichols. ROW TWO: M. McKay, F. O'Malley, F. Mifsud, M. Leipelt, R. Morasci, I. Ludwikosky. ROW THREE: M. Lavorini, T. Murray, J. Morello, R. Mariani, K. Moran, P. Mutter, I. Mahoney. l E. an f. - , .x-- wm ROW ONE, Left to Right: G. Robinette, P. Premenko, R. Pearson, I. Res- tani, T. O'Too1e, G. Regan, A. Reid. ROW TWO: W. Ryan, I. Ryan, D Paolini, A. Sardi, R. Perry, I. Ramos, J. Scanlon. ROW THREE: M. Pru- nier, K. Owen, P. Pulis, G. Quinn, R. Scharfen, J. Paul, M. Perscheid. 1 1 V ROW ONE, Left to Right: V. Romero, V. Schernbri, J. Sallaberry, R. Qui- rie, D. Reardon, G. Poullaries, C. Riley. ROW TWO: V. Rivero, M. Se- well, B. Richardson, Quezada, A. Pini, M. Shea. ROW THREE: I. Sarlya, D. Patterson, L. Scammon, A. Ortega, D. Pigott, J. Shasky, A. Rendon, M. Ryan. m u4.:n11nuammunnw-nm:nmunm:n:xasf.a-n:n1ln 1 ROW ONE, Left to Right: A. Vattuone, J. Vitorelo, J. Vigna, R. Stevens I. Sudano, C. Silva R. Smith. ROW TWO: V. Taylor J. Sigillo T. Stubo, W. Wellman? P. Waggoner, L. Tomsic, D. VHSQTIEZ. ROW THREE G. Shields, W. Stephens, J. Smith, I. Silvestri, R. Terry, E. Smyth, R. Wagner, G. Tracy. ROW ONE, Left to Right: H. Van Es, G. Wielen, J. Vasile, J. Wells, L. Siri, M. Willemsen, D. Smith. ROW TWO: K. Wienholz, P. Stark, E. Van Ness, H. Whitaker, I. Vargas, P. Stuhr. ROW THREE: S. Wilson, R. Walsh, L. Stromberg, S. Swaney, J. Wallace, M. Smith, M. Wiley. wammmnm1ww u l 7 M- 'I'3'Z'I'- ' ' 'qlgt-I-RZ-.. I:o:I-5:5:I5::I::: -5'-rf-:-:-:A 1 . - 'sE2!'?s:3:5.... . . : 'fE5E5E5S5f5555:5E- I, ..... I - '-TG . 'Ya -.I '- .':.'.7.. .1 II .V iw. a -1 . .... ..Z'. -:3?:13:2gg:':-::-:-: ' -.I-..:.:.I.y:.:.:.:. I 5.1. .-.I ,I feikrfp-52:15:32: v .1 '?i5:1:1:2:1?fE2EE1:232r . I L I l J ' Yiiav. '.'.'.':':L'.X ' , :giS:235E5E5E55E5E:2-'- :W Q. .4-iz ' f- . . , .4+:!EZ:rgZg:g:g1::. - I.. 4: fx vf. 1. Eijizizarzgggigig:-, '1. -.5 - ' . L S2125:E:5Z:f:gg2g5g2E:E:I.5:5,'-'-'-'-'-. v. i . .z IWW - f ,v:7'2:.. .. '- '5g.f.EE:E:2:-.iz-:IsE:5:5:f:2:1:5:1E2E1:M .'.'.'. f -' 1 ' : wrs5:5:55:if:2:5:5:5z:sE5a2:5ff:5:s:s:ss:a.. -1. f . ' . ' t 1 . . P.. -:-'Ma-15:-:I:Q:I:I:2:1::-:-:2:2:I:I:2:1:2-:':-:5:-:-. t. 1' X 55:1 IQ:1:-:I55::55:5:IS:t2:2g:g:E:1:35:f:2:......., + rg . 1' If -.. 2:1 'IE -.Iz::1:112:E:5:iii:2:1EiZ555:IB:1E:2:5:1:i:I:-.-. I ' ': ' Q , -'z g.gI 41.54-:-.-.zz-...g.:.g.gg.:.-w:-:-1:-z-1.-.-:-:-:.:.:-:-,...,, ka.. L Q, :-. .g.I.- -' -3,43-v:,Qg.pg.1.3.-.-:P-.1.g.g.I.1:q::w.g.g.g.:.:.I.I.. ,- .wx --,ww :E:i: :'--.2:2s:5E1EsEff5:1 .- .1 , S:-. f' E1i'f . sgkfrzrs- 'f 3215115.11:I5:23515:1Er1F:1521:rE1E2:1:.. ' 4 : 1 1 -- - -2451S:-:2:2s:rs::5:2:2:Hg5g::-'-:-zg,. .Ia if ' J . 1-1:.': N. Y -. 'if' ., , . -Qf '455 ff 35. V .3E3f5E?E2E1E111E2. - 45kk5f3':ff2f5f251313IE1E1E2E5S?5E:fEif:2:--. - 'r : A : E-A 'I' A 4- . . - --' ' ff-. . --si . ' ' 5551512252212:5:s5aeSzE:5r2:55i:5:.:- . '-'-. ' ef' fb' ':-552555?E555E5551E155E5E5E5ES5?1351E2?E2:2 1 '-. ' '- f+I','.:. 'f. .., . W -52E:52E2EF3S1Hk51555E . ' T F: 'J '- :I :-,-g-V-25:53.-.g.-. -:wb ,,4.g.33g-3?5:.q,-. .I:.:3.'.'4,g''-I:.:.:.wg.g:-q:-''I:.-.:-:-:.g.-:I::.II., -f.,I .'-, - ' . .-.',g-- is ..yy- ' .,..... -:I:5::-:-:4:Q.I - 'f9.C:-::.:.1J-,-.+.-:k.5,:.. . -. '.-.-.1-:...4v:-gi:-:,f . - .7-:-51:21-1-E?1-.-fl:-:-:5:.g'5f.-S:-:-:-'-:I:.- -. f . f -2 . W- ----ff ---- .. .... ..... . 1- . if '-I-:j:-g:I'2:E-'-:-:- I,-1, .1 .,.-:-:-:-:f'?ct. -I-:-. .5 r 5342-:'14:4:-55522:-25-:f:Q2:Z54:-:?:-:-:2QSg1-:-:-:-:-:-:-.. 1 vm . . ' 'f' ---- -' -2-:f'1 21- : -21.-r-:-.-5-:.:5:-:'-:-:--: -'f.'q1?ff-w-1-'w- A-- -..-s-:+:-4f:.- :-:-:..-:-4::'4.:.:-:1:-:.:..:-z.:-:ff-:-1-:-. Q . . - L..-,. .I.I. ..... ---- w.-3-q:.:.g.g.':-:21:-:-:- SC ..-.-.-.,-:.g42:If .--, I-.I g.:E.gb:-:-3.419-5' .5,33-1.1:.g.g.I.I:I:-:-:-:.3.g.g.g.g:-:-. - . .P I '- . , .,, -- - -- -- --- . 1 1-: . '. '- gi:2:-5:2:1:r:1fr55:2:kfi:f:2 .:- f'J:Pi:Pk - ' -I'Kg'2-Pf:.- iff-15103: -'61-.-'2k2:2:--1:-2-if '. ' 4. -.Q f ---- .f '.:5: . ., -: gga'wa?' fx --sc .. -. Q -.3 . - .- ,, g. .444 - ,.:'5:cI:-'-..:.:.,., ,I - -I:-w, . 1 -: 'Qyw -:4-p 44:9-:-:2:2g2g2g:g:o:-:-:-:4.-.. .' H: Q . .' .- 1 - :1:l:5:1-2f:I: . :J .fsifc-Sa'f'1:Ii:2:21:z' - E22E2:1Q. ' . -'.-P-:.:-:r5:r::g:::-:-:-':r:r1r::.:g:-:-... .L, ' ---4 ---- fe. Tr .ff .5 - :e2:1:a Ii, 555E55.55:5:E52355:53g55:5:55:5:g.5:5:.I. . , .5.:- s ..I:u.I::I,..i . -:-as 1. 1-g-.-: ., f ., -. f - 1 g -'-:-:-:-:-:1g:,.:.- Y.. - .... -f . 'wr' AW. -gg,3zf,?4'4.s.gaa.:f,fwg2ifff:2...I4:af..s4rf .:. . 4f.....f..3Q fi4....1s.5sg,.4,f . -. . ,2 .f ...ye W IIIIEIIIWI....,.I.II.,..A,,3,.g....II,Mg,,, .I . , ,, . .I , I,,.,,I,.,.. ,....g3.I,,5.z,g,Q.-...... Ip, II ..... ..,, III Q .,. . .g.I.-. -.' 1' . 9-:..--. 3.5. .,.I.-'.-.g.g:g'--- -. -. ' ',.g.:.-.-::.::::. 1 I. ' . I ' . ,' .' I. ,I ,' I 1. I., -, -- .::5,. 1:5-j:1:.g.g3gc'2 4. 35. rw 9,-22'-:EI:.' -. . A ix.:--.,.,.Q - ..:.5f:g.:4.I:3 ,.I hz- L 5 ,O - - - I' ,I-iz fi: ,,--.-4.p-.g.g.:...-.- - . . ,-:-:S .- f,-5-'-.5 1,-.:1...q,gg-1:-:4... . M:-x.-.-.-' . .:.v' '-'-P . -.-.- 1' '42-. -- -, . 1 '-- - 1-5 :. '5N:-: - : -15'5:f:I:1!9121:7:1:2-:-:3EE:k1:15?E9:3-:35-F:-:EMA'f W -.-:3E1:1:kI:7E1fi - 5'i'E2- 'Pi '+1I5:1ij.' ' - - ' - 'PL -5' . fiifh 'E1.- 2 1:2E2fErEf '- . -Q-Q-jf-'-'.'.'f'f'Ii'Ii-I-I-I-PI-I-I-f-f-Qii-'-'--IA :' I !7r'. L' I-:.::I :.,I E5gq'Ei:Z?I53:f -,Zfv . Ia . -.- Y . .1QE3',f.. fx! . Igg -Ng' : :-: :-:-.-. .-.51-:-:-:-:-:-:Ig.1:1.g:I.5155::gg-54,gggggI.I.I.I:5:f:5:5g:,e. 5:53:35 -. H '.I:Q:5:5:2'tg, 4 g:g.:.I,:I:f ' .5 II -- I IE llc. IIE., IJ. ..-.,,.,.::3: ,5-...I,,:I I I -ggzfgiggx Iggzgggigi . I.. .un.o..I'c -.III 'gf,,, '. 39. 5- .:..:,gg:.4.f..-2.5.52-20S'f:-:.: -'-:,::-2-r-'f-'-'--:gg21-1+r-r.:g:1:-:-.-:+---- -:-... .. ...,. .... .... - '- -- .zz'....::3:-: ':1:Q::,., - -2:1 w.. -, , - -I 'l . -- rf ':'- I ..,, - ., : :- 3-1154 .,..- :-:-:--. -ix.-ff.-....s-1.-31.-: :H :-45.::-'- 42. ., 1 ---. 1 .ra f u-..- 'I ,Ig,,.- :gzgfgcg -:-:I--'I:- fg5:III . ,.g.g.g:g.f:5I -- 4.35225-: 7-' I--,gf -gf , Ie...-r -:Mg - 3 523 'C3:' -. WEEE- 144f :2? 32:i?Qz:I31:2: f':'5:::1:?:':'5I7I -? 7F -'1Sff 'T-1 -' II!...I.I:mI In ,VI.I3I2-W -VI. . I I -' . 4,?kI:.5I.Iw ,95A,. :I Ia R... I. 1 :cg ,,,.I:I , .IIE-.:II:I.::-I I T.. l5.g.I:::::.,I.I . . II: I ::I:.I..I..:I:I'I:.p7. 5- I .- :::'.-93,:.3.,:I -,I I-.f. ' If .. .... if-'I -:,., '-.-:,p: ' I: fag:-I..:fs . -: :-:- - :,v'. , we , 4.- .' 1. 2. A-qw.-n.:.:I. 4.41. ' -': '- : ' ,. 3.-51:52 -: :':5-59 .21 :2:2 - ..5-f-:,,--. '55?'2i55f:.-:f5f?- 32 f 'ff?7f::5 ZZ! 2:11 ff2E1'iv' 7 e1,.. ,- 523-.ix .'IE.7I5 ff.- ' 'Hx-' 1'-: 1: gs:f:s.-L:5: :grin - ::5Q:5:5:r: .V f:g:555zQ:F2:34E' 1- 31 If 215512 Z-I-' -23232-I-15:' ' 3 .- 'Zig-:'f3'2fE2f5.1 5 ' :5g:5:f73Ig:5:5 ' .3 . ' 5.5.3 g:::I :' I::::: 1 -1:.g:::. .- -'I .g'y3-:5,,.- :I '. -s:5:f:av?:s:.:s:s 71 1:15 2:51 :r::.:. 'J e..:-:-:. P12-:.' I:I:5.5,:5:'::I:.- ,.g.I 5.5.3 II: I. 4.5.1. - I, Vg, ::. V Ig::.:Ig5E5- yay, .... ' 3145: 31559 12155525-Gif :-glglu 3,3 5,152-I 5' :Z 23:-Z-: . 1: '5. 1-: ,. 11591214 I.1 If f-.H 1: Q7 I.,I .g.g'- .I.3 4.53 ,.g g.I:I:: ' g- :I:I:I. I -:II 15- I ... - ?r1E:E:1513252E1j: I-:3 ' ci. 15:-: :3:1.' f:2:1:- -- 1:1:1:2 in - L, 4' '. I-I'f'f 'f VIIFIIIEEIEII . I ' . HIEIEI ...IE :SSM Img :I ZIZIFZI II , . .:1:2:2gg- L I IIII I,',- .1 II.fgg3,' lag..-.a:::,:,. .-:.:.g.:.g.g.g.-. 4 -- -.-:-:-:-:':-:-: . ' f . g.':-:-:-:-: g -1. :-:-:-: -. . . ' . . .. , . . .. - . . . ,QIQLIY .. .... . ..... .g, .... ..... .,.y.4.,--...Q ' ' zzzgfrffr - - - it-xvtzimv-vw-lj-fn. I '.:.g.,-gv.,..-a..+.11- zz... .,.. 4-' 1- . ., -I .- -gk, .I Q I 2' I 1 I -:J I 3 :5-Lg 2. -L IYW?iff' -Z'f'-1?f'f E f 1. ' I af ' - WWE . ' . wwf'-5' -- -- I -- - , .:.. .- f.,, '-- . - --15' 12:2 1 ' ' ' Vw I' s,.:q.v-.,. .. AC- IVITIES Sodality Council, Row one, left to right: 1. McCarrick, D. Fama, B. McGrath. Row two: D. Falco, T. Grig- liatti, M. Ferrigno, R. Revelli, A. Bruzzone, T. Nor- man. Senior Sodalists, left to right, Row one: G. Loughner, L. DiRicco, J. Kelly, M. Carroll, D. Badagliacco. Row two: J. Mughannan, T. Rosshirt, W. Farrell, H. Major, Brother George Diestel, S. M. 68 Sodality The outstanding activity at Riordan High School is the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. It aims to develop a sense of personal responsibility to God and neighbor, an intense apostolic consciousness, a deep loyalty to parish life, and individual participation in the mission of our Blessed Mother to give Christ to the world. To promote this feeling through- out the school and in the city, the sodality held numerous committee meetings in Which projects were sug- gested to deal with the student and the World. Among the outstanding projects were the canned food drive, the Christ- mas Toy drive, and the inter-school sodality meeting. J ! ,K ,xg 3,4--4 maMW,,,,.,,,..,aif sf- ' yif' l' ez? 1 Sodalists return from a wet Weekend in Los Angeles. Sophomore Sodalists, left to right, Row one: K. Kelly, G. Morris, W. Sevilla, 1. Higgins, R. Signer, Brother Richard Brown, S.M. Row two: T. White, R. O'Donnel, W. Gargano, 1. Fatooh, j. Ludwikosky. 69 XF-,. .2 vi iff: 'Et if Loading the Christmas sleigh with gifts for the children in the City Hospital. Under the able leadership of Chet Grycz, Prefect-General, and Father joseph Napier, S.M., the sodality strived towards perfect unity in all divisions in the Sodality. Introduced this year were projects to bring about this unity spirit. The peak of these projects was reached with the Christmas toy drive. The chief highlight of the year for sodalists was the trip to Los Angeles for the Pacific Province Convention. New ideas and suggested projects have been carried home and application of these ideas and projects will be seen in the next few years. . sM,,,,,, ...tw r ,. ' . ., Freshman Sodality, left to right, Row one: P. Dyke, J. Brugoletta, R. D'Elia, T. Leahy, T. Mack, G Paullaries, L. Tomsic, J. Restani, M. Leipelt. Row two: M. Smith, J. Vargas, R. Stevens, S. Delahun Bermudez, J. Gallo, 1. O'Looney, Brother joseph Nuuanu, S.M. Row three: G. Tracy, B. Wagner, 1. Morello, R. Cofton, 1. Paul, R. Scharfen, E. Mahoney, J. McCar- rick, M. McLoughlin, R. DeMar- tini. i?k'i.s23EZi STE?iii5.i2f.'ivdffffsas?-Pgift-132815, A Nt ' ' if -fwNWK'L?85 P. King, F. DePinto, E. Bohnert, E From, left to right: E. Imwinkelreid, M. Car- roll, G. Louglmer, R. Maki. Back: W. Carpeneti, G. Watson, M. Ferrigno, D. Badagliacco. Front: j. Quezada, W. Kirkpatrick, G. Kelly, D. McKean, 1. O'Looncy. Back: J. Guglie- metti, 1. Ludwikoshy, R. Graham, A. Ortega, M. McLoughlin. C.S.F. gy-3 gfrwtr.-7 K . f..,,: iw. ,,.'s.'v:1i. From: W. Gargano, F. Minana, T. White, Back: P. Arovri, 1. Cuinasso, P. Gysels, A. LoPorto. Front: S. Mendoza, D. Pigott, J. Restani, 1. Sallabarry. Baci-1: M. Casey, R. DeMartini L. Tonsic, F. DePinto, D. Long. J Speech Left to right: Mr. Ferrara, M. Ahrcns, B. Carpeneti, D. Badaliacco, Bro. McCall S.M. The greatest victories of any competitive organization at Riordan this year have been Won by the Speech Club. Starting with early season Wins, the Crusader speakers kept up this trend through most of subsequent contests. With this impetus of early and middle season Wins behind them, they prepared for the biggest tournament of the year -- National Qualifications, held this year at San Francisco State College. No Riordan student had ever qualified for national finals before, but this year the tradition was broken. Mike Carroll, senior, and Ed Imwinkelried, junior, swept through eight rounds of debate to Win the right to re- present the Northern California District at Montana Cater this year. But the Riordan Speech Club did not only win in debate. In the other events, Riordan speakers came on to win places at State Finals in Santa Barbara. Dennis Badagliacco, Mike Carroll, Ed Imwinkelried, Mike Ahrens, and Bud Carpeneti all qualified for the April trip to Santa Barbara. This year's Speech Club had only one honor to gain to prove its superiority over its Northern California rivals, schools such as St. Ignatius, Bellarmine and Lowell - the l96l-62 season trophy for accumulated degrees of honor added during the year. That three foot trophy now rests in the Crusader trophy case. Freshmen Speech Members. Front row: T. Mahoney, M. McKay, M. McLough- lin, E. Martinez, R. Bianco. Back row: Mr. Licciardello, P. Gran- nucci, j. McCarrick, R. Scharfen, R. Lehrburger. Club Left to right: W. Car E. Imwinkelried. peneti, D. Budagliacco, M. Carroll, Left to right: B. Maki, A. Bruzzone, B. Dondero, A. Dothee. Left to right: P. Kell M. Ahrens G. Watson M. Clause L. Scrivani. ya s a v Q E . hw , 1 Enwvemmma.1if?GffmrwMmw!Am Co-Sports Editor, D. Cosgroveg Activities Editor, M. Ferrignog Editor-in-Chief, M. Tierneyg Assistant Editor, QI. Gerstg Co-Sports Editor, W. Ardizoia . Business Staff: QI. Kellyg Business Editor, T. Winterg M. Coiner. Lance The only all-senior organization in the school is the Lance. This me- morial is an annual publication that re cords the events of the school year. Riordan's annual has had a fine record in national yearbook competition since its first publication in 1954. With the cooperation and devoted- ness of the Big Three-M. Tierney, M. Ferrigno, and 1. Gerst, and with the assistance of Bro. Robert Nunes S.M., Advisor, the 1962 Lance Staff has strived to maintain its past standards of excellence. Lance Staff: D. Breslin, L. DiRicco, R. Carrol, R. Arnado, R. Osberg, D. Giusti. ,J-Q, Left to right: Brother George Diestel, S .M., moderatorg Michael Carroll, Senior editor, Luciano Mazzetta, junior Editor. Y Crusader Unlike most high school news- papers, the Riordan Crusader offers information on a wide scale- from what is happening in the girls' schools to the backgrounds of teach- ers. The Crusader, in the past year has been both constructive and de- structive. It offered constructive criticism for the improvement of several organizations. The school, and most assured- ly, the Crusader staff, will never forget Mike Carroll's Edicisms which were the most controversial editorials Riordan and the Crusader ever encountered. Left to fight: T- G-rigliatti, R. Sweeney, I. Greck, P. Clements, M. Ferrigno, j. Dugish, I. Mulhall, D. Bauer, G- Lollghrlef- Kneeling: K. Dothee, M. Uland, D. Campodonico, B. Bachecl-ci. First row: L. Attabit, R. Siri, M. Tier- ney, L. DeKom, D. Cox, E. Yerman, P. Higgins, M. Augustiny, M. Wiese. Back row: K. Kelly, J. Norton B. Roberts, R. Rodriguez, D. Cosgrove, S. Paris. 7 we First row, left to right: Carl Silvestri, Ron Tortorelli, Ted Rosshirt, Walt Stephens, John Vigna. Second row: James Brickley, Aldo Sardi, john Celona, Steve Wilson, Robert Landry, Dennis Thorne, Leslie Mirkovich, Larry Tomsic, Bill McLaughlin, Robert Sugerson. Third row: A. Lawrence, I. Holden, M. Robinson, T. Frazier, M. Calabrese, I. Carlin, C. LePendu, R. Francis, V. Wittrnan, G. Vifittman, 1, I-lerringer, P. Farrell. Fourth row: I. Patterson, R. Rodriguez, R. Rodriguez, R. Lagger, I. Dugan, P. Gonzales, M. Bafico. Under the guidance of Mr. Brian Finegan, the Riordan Band presented a Pops Concert in February and a formal concert in March. Following both successful events, they travel to Serra High School in Gardena in April to give a repeat of the Spring Concert. In the earlier part of the year, the spirit at the football and basket ball games was strengthened by their presence at every game. Members of the marching band displayed their talents at the last three football games of the season This has truly been a long and successful season for the band. Brother Terence Leazer, S.M. and Mr. Brian Finegan review works to be presented at the Spring Concert. Left to right: R. Rodriguez, M. Bafico, R. Lagger, R. Rodriguez, J. Dugan, P. Gonzales. Seated, left to right: C. LePendu, R. Francis, V. Wittnan. Standing: G. Wittman, I. Patterson, P. Farrell, J. Herringer The band on display during one of the home games of the football team. in aww li Q Y? 4 mfmvimwxv-ws: Science Devoted to furthering an interst in the world around us, the Riordan High School Science Club has taken part in a multitude of fruitful acitvities. The first field trip of the school was an overnight excursion to Point Lobos and Big Sur. Soon after, a major revision of the club's constitution was begun in late October and completed in early january. The most important undertaking was the sponsorship of the Riordan Science Fair. By participating in the fiar, students showed their interest in biology, chemistry and physics to visiting scientists and teachers. i An important innovation during the past year l was the institution of joint meetings and field trips i between the science clubs of Immaculate Conception T Academy and Riordan High School, In combined i meetings new lines of inquiry were opened to the students of both schools. l Mr. john Rubia, Advisor. Left to right: I. Nerney, R. Bonini, J. Ciabattari, R. Haas, Bro. Putkey S.M. Left to right: T. Grigliatti, L. DiRicco, R. Revelli. Club Left to right: A. Klizilil, S. Dcbcllzi, T. Winter, I. DiRcgiil J. Patterson. Left to right: E. Aster, B. Kane, P. Stark, S. Cratcli, P. Sevilla. Left to right: L. Borelli, 1. Moi-tarcllo, L. Bai1'tlettu-- . P. Reigests, M. Robinson, P. Kontos. L tmr Yf ' Left to right: T. Rosshirt, 1. Mcl-lugh, B. McGrth. The center of intellectual growth is the library. Here, teachers and students daily use the many facilities. The Library Club, under the direction of Brother justin Loughran, S.M., was formed to assist students in securing informa- tion. These dedicated students help all those interested to locate various books and to answer their many questions. The purpose of the staff is to mold the intellectual, spiritual, and social life of their fellow stu- dents. Library Club Senior Librarians, left to right: J. McHugh, W. Farrell, 1. Kelly, G. Loughner, R. Revelli, T. Rosshirt. Row one, left to right: B. McGrath, J. Tuckee, M. Driskell, M. Leipelt, R. Haas. Row two: 1. Bowers, M. Nealon, B. McGuire. Top row: J. Holden, J. Norton. Standing, left to right: C. Ward, B. Kane, I. Mulhull, K. Ahearn, I. Cotter, I. Peppert, Don Bauer. Sitting: R. Mottini, T. Winter, J. Tulipano, M. Kelly. Ken Aliearn, Brother Distell S.M., I. Mulhull. S' -'i Wilm 17 The Chevaliers are one of the most devoted and hard-Working organizations in Riordan. They re- ceive little credit for their work as ushers, receptionists, and guides. They Work voluntarilly at school dances of the activities, thus con- tributing to the success of these dances. One of the main duties of Chevaliers, is that of selling pro- grams at Riordan's football and basketball games. The Chevaliers are also responsible for us having at the school plays, concerts, and other programs. In this way they make their own contribution to the social life of Riordan. This year the Chevaliers have carried on their activities under the able leadership of Brother George Diestel, S.M. 81 Officers: W. Ardizoia, K. Walsh, D. Warden, Mr. Ed Fennelly. Underclassmen, front row, left to right: I. Duggan, I. Dugish, K. Moony, T. Norman, R. Del Carlo. Back row: L. Larocco, F. Kelly, R. Shwartz, G. johnson, I. Currie, R. Colovono. Block Club An organization for athletics is Riordan's Block Club. Boys who have acquired a block from partici- pation in a varsity sport are offered membership. Some of the services undertaken by the Club are ushering at Mass, Assemblies, rallies and general promotion of school spirit. Each year, the club sponsors its own dance. Under the direction of Mr. Fennelly, the funds from this dance and various other projects are used for improvement in the Athletic Department. Seniors, front row, left to right: K. Aichenger, 1. Gerst, M. Doody, H. Major. Back row: D. Warden, K. Walsh, W. Ardizoia . Aw -may f7f1mf!I ' T Riordari Club Standing, left to right: R. I-lealy, P. Flatley, T. O'Toole, P. Fraher, P. Aher, Bro. I-I. Gerber, S. M., B. Duggan. Sitting: R. Towle,L. Sevenau, R. Joyce, I. Predeaux S. Cavellini, I. Griffin. Not content with merely a pass- ive role in Catholic education, the Riordan Dads Club has combined its efforts and talents into an effective program. Opening the school year with the annual paper drive, holding monthly Second Thursday Club, pro- moting the Father-Son Communion Breakfast, and closing with the Spring Festival-these projects encourage an active and closer Father-Son partici- pation in the school life of Riordan. 1 Riordan Club men prepare for the second Thrusday night club meeting. Sitting, left to right: B. Lycett, G. I-Iaran, R. Pasquale, S. Cavellini, G. Kiesel. Standing: I. Griffin, F. Male, P. Ahern. Riordari Guild Seated, left to right: Mrs. Tucker, Fr. joseph Napier, S.M., Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Bruzzone, Mrs. Rende. Standing: Mrs. Major, Mrs. Ardizoia, Mrs. Falco, Mrs. Cavellini. Each year the Riordan Guild carries on a program of activities for the Welfare of the school. Featuring this program is the Guild sponsored fashion show, the as- sists at the Father-Son Communion Breakfast, and the active participation in the Spring Festival. The Riordan Guild helps to program other activities which serve to promote friendly cooperation and understanding between faculty, students, and Bro. Leo Doyle, SM, informs N the Mother's Guild on vocations. parents. First row, left to right: Mrs. Clouse, Mrs. Towle, Mrsp Dahl, Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Santuc ci, Mrs. Sherman, Second row: Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. Signer, Mrs. Kiesel, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Uland, Mrs. Male, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Bragg. LOOKING BACK Q44 L, , as co? , , ,xox I fs? 9945. . qv f I 4'f' ' 5 ' r . 1 lv 'S M2515 Q , PICTGRIAL REVI EW Students ponder before purchase. f N, First day eagerness overwhelms teacher. Seniors study? .Mil 'wif l 1 sfg, sf 1 qw 4. . e 5wnQi Hi? A Fall 1 r It must b E S Q J 5 2 National Merit Finalist instructs bewildered freshman. Opening School Students rush out first issue of Crusader. free. Students challenge Einstein. First Mass of the school year Oh, this is too much! i - i? L- .k im . o f far if rf 'K '62 frosh get first taste of intrarnurals. .ng QCD M' if 5 God is never forgotten in student life. jubilation on rooter's bus after first tie! - S f- f' R Annual S enior-juni l I'm not really second best. fn classlc. Wait a minute! Halloween isn't for two weeks Give 'em the ax. Lit'l joe learns from The Beak . Scandal Incorporated meets on a misty October night. rf g - 'ii 'lvl ?i:4fw' ve lm: A ,,,, .K ' ZR A, ff- -If fygRE:,,g:is,g A-v ffs., -: Q -L if ,, xv-V g. A k - -fXvkG..3,-iwrf-a Ly ' Observant Happy Howie. Winter W N w Y 1 my - Miki N jay, Santa, and Spolee enliven Christmas spirit. Smile, you're on candid camera. One more pull and we've got them. , , ,. f '1::H? 1Yaaxnwmesq 'fffz+2'9'-Y-YfwmsfwMmmMS,z'f:zms Q+zwm4-...L-.,::fz:msf .i:'1z,w1f:-fm ww 2: ' 1 3 We did it School ,yr W ls., C out ' I1 e S Italian Federation of America meets. Can the rope hold him re won! Too many chiefs, no indians. Two One block plus two stripes equals five girls, ' 'QQ 5 The blizzard of '62. Spring Midnight The rogues gallary of LANCE representatives. The Sun worshipers prepare for festive night. ,t S . ,,g,:,1if,L,g W me The music maker a Summer oscow. Bunting's not the only way, and both Mike and Ron know it The spirit of the '9O's visits Riordan. is little elves. Riordan cracks the Bells, 5-1. W'hat's up, Doc? Speech Club ends best year with two making National Debate Finals. Le Fins This is the end of our pictorial review and also the end of the 1962 year. I-Iere We have tried to recall some of the more memorial events that have oc- curred during the last year, the spirit of the student from his first class until his last, and the spirit and cooperation which existed between under and upper classmen. We have tried to emphasize the point that what you put into your school is what you will get out of it. It can be a memorable yearbook for those who tried to help their school and a lasting memory of a year of years. Year ends with Commencement Exercises. l ixt wksama lmff1QsKs7 ' 0 Time For Sergearits A Play ln Two Acts by Ira Levin Directed by Mr. Ken Barbieri No Time For Sergeants brought to a close another successful year of dramatic productions by the Riordan Players. Hila- riously protrayed by talented yet still fledglings in the histrionic arts, No Time For Sergeants lampoons life in the Ameri- can military services. Long remembered will be the airplane scene and its approaches on an atomic testing ground. The stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Barbieri and with the assistance of Mr. John Donovan, captured poignant TiS a wush life for HS draftees. scenes of military life and the back- grounds of the inductees. But. . .but. . .will the sergeant say? We gotta get them of the base. It looks like somebody has lost out. Hz, Q ? f:i tzziiitsfi '.- fr' ' Performers Mike Clouse, Denis Fame, jerry Wat- son, and Ed. Asten go chrough one of the comical scenes from the play. '22 If The cast of No Time For Sergeants. Caesar and Cleopatra by George Bernard Shaw Directed by: Mr. Ken Barbieri Starring: Gilbert Agrilar, as Caesarg and Ellen Henry as Cleopatra nill r 1 . ,,:r, gy iiiilf iCC B I ' ' H , .1 ,maaa Ellen Henry and Gilbert Agrilar sitting below the Sphinx. On December l, 2, and 3, Riordan presented George Gernard ShaW's Caesar and Cleopatra . The excellent cast was headed by Gilbert Agrilar, Whose colorful performance Will be long remembered at Riordan. Sharing the spotlight was Ellen Henry as Cleopatra. According to Mr. Barbieri, director ofthe spectacular, The play is out- standing because of its unique presentation of comedy, drama, and history. The Art Club and the Stage Crew led by Mr. Barbieri and Mr. Moreno, designed and created sets which gave the audience the ancient atmosphere surrounding the plot of Caesar and Cleopatra . The Mob Scene ,,m:ff1f.,:f,,1a1i.W5,.ifatrawiwffss-'fwfA-.W .says wr L.: W -' , V . I i - V ' ' Stage Crew Backstage for all assemblies and dramatic productions presented by Riordan is a group of hard working, dedicated students whose work make all stage productions possible. During the school year all functions presented in the Riordan Auditorium depend upon this group of men. Bro. Claude Boulay is the moderator of the Stage Crew. Although the crew mem- bers receive little recongition for their ' i e 'tal art . SGI-Vlcgb' these men are a V1 p Left to right: 1. Bonsor, D. Podesta, Bro. Of the School ' Claude Boulay, S.M., and D. Rosales. fm. fm., E. Row one, left to right: Mr. I. Donovan, Mr. K. Barbieri, K. Kelly, I. Dollar, Flatley, C. Asaro, E. Agius, L. Borelli, 1. l-liggings, and C. Fatooh. Row two: P. Martino, D. Podesta, I. Cherry, T. O'Toole, S. Haas, I. Vasilli, D. Rosales 1. Bonsor, G. Poullaries, D. Dahl, and M. Czibrige. Bro, Claude Boulay, S.M., surpervises work ofthe stage crew on the set. 'His fa Siif'f.G K Art Club Left to right: Stan Buscovich, Mr. Ralph Moreno, Dan Dahl, and Jack Bonsor. Left to right: j. Brickley, J. Ludwikosky, K. Beck, E. Martingz, W. McLaughlin, E. Bohnert, W. Wellman, R. Maisel, P. San Filippo, V. Palmini, D. Toughy, G. Barsi, K. Kelly. The art club performs a vital service for the school. This club, under the leadership of jack Bonsor, created the gala decorations for the highly complimented night rally. Also the club Worked on the sets used in the Fall play Caesar and Cleo- patra. For all of the dances and other school events the art club helps with the de- coration. This club, under the guidance of Mr. Moreno, has served as a suitable outlet for the students of Riordan High School. 99 100 T The Crowning oment Queen Anna reigns over Night Rally festivities. Her court consists of, left to right: Rita Reves Donna Unmat, Eileen jones, Nancy Driscoll, Betty Ebert, Vondra Barsotti, and Kathy Brady. lt was a night filled With great expectancy, Wonderful color, and beautiful pageantry. These superlatives describe this year's annual Night Ral- ly. This night will be a memorable one in the lives of each of the candidates from the eight girls' high schools. The actual program was enlivened by the com- ments of Mr. Bob St. Clair of the 49ers. Repre- senting the team, Coach Ron Modeste and co-cap- tains Karl Aichinger and Bill Ardizoia gave their views on the Homecoming Game with the Serra Padres. The Night Rally was concluded by the announce- ment of the l96l Homecoming Queen, Miss Anna Ruef of Star of the Sea Academy. Miss Ruef joins a long list of Riordan Homecoming Queens known for their beauty and unassuming dignity. l Af , 'Y e Diane O'Donne11 and Robert Gerst, attendant and crown bearer. Pat Thibideau, 1960 Homecoming Queen, Crowns Queen Anna . Spirit of Homecoming. Q 'i f -M15 f Ayga A t S :WW ln the middle of a heavy downpour in mid- November, two hundred Crusaders yelled as loud as they could for their football team. But if it were not for the actions of one individual, those Crusaders would probably have sought protection. That person was Gene Muscat. lir tri 1 With high optimism for a successful sea- son, the crowds at the first few football games were great. But as the capabilities for a suc- cessful season diminished, Gene, through his personal initiative, saw to it that crowds never diminished. ln fact they often increased. From football to basketball, Gene kept the 54 spirit kindled in the student body. Every game G had Crusader support. It was truly evident- when all hopes of the playoff were lost, in the V.,, W we support the Crusaders gave to their team. The 1961-62 season may not have brought ' v in X' 'W' A fi? lg ,... . .C A f - ,fa Q, . K ...... . ..,-L , ' L is ji A YM t, J ' -3, was eff 'SEQ' f' 3 ' ., 5. 1 , .,.. , . F' , fi . .. .Liga 2' Y ff-cy I M, ,sf is 1. , 1' ff 'V ' X X 1, us victory on the field or on the court, but S, gained us a victory in the stands. lf the spirit A which has been instilled in every Crusader gi continues to grow, success cannot help but fall upon Riordan. K 102 ...nf -4... - . 1 ' ew-, F8415 ' 4999! - . ., Q '- if S 'f 'f' 1a.75f . 1-QS? A 24 5 sz :1:::2:e- .-mga. 2 ' -' 'D Ig :1E1Eri 1E1E3E5Ej2E1ErEr:-.. - ' ' 2' 3 -1,. 4 '-' 122222222222a:a:s:s2a2z:,. - ' 511 A 1 - '15 E55?5E5Q5E,.,,. 5gEgigEgi5Eg5g232::.,. :gEgEgE5Eg5: . - ' ,'1s6 ' '5PJui, , 'uf , YZ, '51, K fliiiirsiaiaisi...,.1222f2f5121E:25:2E5225 . , 35355: f 'M 1 F 1 4' ' ,.. -fi. gin-.iw ? ' ff+ ' 1 55 E km ? 'B ggi 'Z S1-f'QLMfMfwxf A Zi-1 E? 'V ' H Wifdv-wff Abacus? K 103 LEFT TO RIGHT: LV. Coach J. Finnigan, Frosh Coach J. Chiamparino, Ass't Var- sity Coach Gagliardi, Head Coach R. Modeste, Ass't A. Madrano. LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-Captain Karl Aichinger, Varsity Coach Ron Mo- deste, Co-Captain Bill Ardizoia. 1961 Crusaders ROW ONE, Left to Right: E. Stewart, D. Warden, S. Green, T. Irwin, R. Calavano, E. Rogers, J. Currie, W. Ardizoia. ROW TWO: M. Bagdon, D. Hallisy, C. Gargano, M. Scanlan, R. Giimtini, P. Doninnelli, K. Taylor, I. Ruggles, R. Mutter, G. Barrier, D. Murphy, M. Baglin. ROW THREE: A. Agresti, M. Doody, T. Norman, C. Wallace, M. Cregan, J. Gerst, R. Del Carlo, K. Aichenger, K. Walsh, I. Sobeck, J. Magri, P. Sul- livan, C. Green. Determination Although displaying a great spirit of determination and courage, the Riordan Varsity Football Team did not have the success enjoyed by pre- ious teams. joe Sobeck, all-CAL halfback, led the team in rushing, passing,and scoring. Kip Gargano, all-CAL defensive back, headed the tough de- fensive unit. Tackle Kevin Walsh and Center Karl Aichenger, both all- CAL honorable mention, spearheaded the offensive line. Curtis Green also all-CAL honorable mention, provided the longest scoring play of the year--a 97 yard pass-run. Head Cheerleader Gene Muscat was instrumental in providing this year's team with support hardly equaled in the school's history. Muscat and his assistants provided the enthusiasm for the spirit so necessary to any athletic team. or-V I ken T1 or I Q, , -an g . Wi., - CLu'ti's' Green i i Ulf-iN:,, - N fd +A., f 1. mini: , - B, If n' In N if g -4 f v 'H fffffr . S5 Q W f 5 6 4- Q' J an L 'Rav fx M ,Y P3 w 5 x, 2 M X., Ed Rogers . 3 ' mf' 4 x Wm - W , ...- - Q 'Rx .kk, ,xkk , :'i 5 ' f -Q Q V., . - i Si-HM? , I 'ki Q , L,,. ,L-,,-Mmg,,,,,:. laww, ,. f f joe Sobeck W-. 1 Q X Ama .-iz .' f 'X an-.41 Chuck Wallace Dan Warden Seniors Varsity 1.5.- T' N., ,. ' . 53 s , Wg X f HBS L3 . YWQQTQ ' -1 V .4 . ' . ,.,. X fm ., -. Nr lg ,,,.mM, . y ,K.: -me ,- . ragga? , . W, . h, . . A: , W MX. V 4 3 5 'ff4f!,af,J,'f:-gg1, 2' ,.,..v. - ' - . X -3 'fs' 9'e'jJg-fry: ,t is m f , - K .,,',,.., ,U 3 .fa-I., W . ,pn ' 'wJ'f'f1s Mike Scanlon Dan Hallisy leads the way for Ed Stewart in the Redwood game. joe Sobeck blasts through a huge hole in the center of the Serra line RIGHT: Shifty Curtis Green eludes a Redwood defender. Tim Norman runs over :1 Redwood tackler LEFT: Grim determination typifies the fighting spirit of the 1961 Crusaders. Junior Varsity ROW ONE: D. Leach, L. Aniado, R. Wallace, R. Meisel, P. De- Rosa, F. De Pinto, P. Waggoner, Tom Dillon, M. Casey, J. Scan- lon, A. Long. ROW TWO: M. Smith, M. Kish, L. Ferrigno, D. Kenny, I. Nolan, A. Dowler, M. Hanlon, J. Morello, P. Pulis, M Lavorini, M. Bottero, D. Drew, Terry Dillon. ROW ONE: B. Speckman, K. Eagleson, I. Cook, I. Prideaux, T. Sullivan, B. Hartsfield, L. Borelli, T. Belforce. ROW TWO: D. Galli, E. Duran, W. Rodenspeil, J. Ritchie, C, Garric, M. Gilmore, K. Mooney, T. Heffernan, D. Cericola, K. Pitetti. ROW THREE: J. Male, M. Marovich, I. Hallisy, G. Warner, F. Ponzo, M, Cleary, D. Desmond, S. Santucci, R. De Lucci, M. Donohoe, R. Perotti, J. Lazaneo, R. Celeste, W. Betten- Court. Frosh Football l'I2 LEFT: jim Hallisy brings down an Oakland ball-carrier after a short gain. A Successful Season Under the leadership of Coach jerry Finnigan, the Riordan junior Varsity Football Team compiled a successful 4-3 record. Led by Most Valuable Player Chuck Garric and hard-running Mike Gilmore, the J. V. 's possessed the same determination and courage that typified the 1961 Varsity. Mike Marovich, winner of the Dave Smith Award as the most inspirational lineman, was the leader of the defensive team. lf the members of the junior Varsity continue to show the same spirit, Riordan's football program will continue to impress all onlookers. RIGHT: Coach Jerry Finnigan asks his team members to put forth their best effort. will f--f W L' 1 Q ,:.. i ,,,:h ,,,A.v W .,,, , wid fm V nl 1534 ,-, ' W 4 Q 1- 5 x Q S' Left to right: V. Kulik, V. O'Malley, P.Phalen, C. Joyce, M. Cahill, R. Del Carlo, j. Morris, S. Hughes, R. Burns, I. Duggan. Riordan St. Francis . . . . 53 . . . . 50 St. joseph . . . . 54 . . . 65 St. Elizabeth . . . 51 . . . 57 Bellarmine . . . . 38 . . . 37 Bishop O'Dowd . . . 63 . . . 44 Serra .... . .50 . . . 57 St. Mary's . . .48 . . . 50 St. Francis . . .41 . . . 39 St. joseph . . . 60 . . . 61 St. Elizabeth. . . 59 . . . 57 Bellarmine. . . . . 80 . . . 60 Bishop O'Dowd . . . . 48 . . - 46 Serra .... . 36 . . . 35 St. Mary's . . . 66 . . . . . 46 The Riordan basketball team assured ed had less than a great season. Although they compiled a disappointing nine win -- sixteen loss seasonal record, they were far from being an easy foe. A good index of this would be the fact that they lost six games by a margin of two or less points. The starting five, composed of four under classmen, was the smallest contingent in Coaches, left to right: Mr. Finnigan, Mr. I-lassapakis, Mr. Zannini. ing for height, but never for desire. Mike Cahill, the starting club's only senior, made all C.A.L. while scoring 422 points for a 17 point average and grab bing off 286 rebounds. Two juniors, jim Duggan and Scotty Hughes, took care of the remaining scoring and rebounding. With four of the starting five return- ing and backed up by a well balanced mise of being very rewarding. the league. The team may have been want- junior Varsity club, the future shows pro- Vic Kul ic Guard Team gets needed rest. SP rit 1 il 5, -i'hf1f:s,i Chuc k Joyce Forward H5 Scramble under the basket. 4. ,wr , xx- -iii s 'PSM x e , I., N93 -an 1-if -- 5 V -W Liss' 2 9 f -is 2253. . 5 Mike Cahi A11-CAL Cahill goes for two. 4 2 A Qh' ,M FQ K I ..,.' .L ,.s47M,a .. .K .i r 7 E. ,BN S , A V, I Y 'W , - ' L ,f .iii if A s ,.2' w : L. I I A 'R as Q ff u 5 :IV ,I fri' K 7 ' . I f JP Cahill breaks UP P19-Y Hughes takes jump shot. 6 11 Left to right: R. Gatchalian, K. Eagleson, G. Tracy, M. Eamshaw, D. Tuohy, B. Kent, C. Vince, D. Falco, T O'Nei11, J. Haggard. J .V. Basketball Although not having a great season, the Riordan junior Varsi- ty compiled a respectable ll win, 10 loss record. The highlight of the season was a peak reached hy the team when they polished off St. Francis. The team was led throughout the year by Bob Kent, leading scorer and All C.A. L. center, and Doug Falco, the captain of the team, who jumped second in scoring and was voted the team's most valuable player. The remainder of the team's success was supplied by the de- fensive Work of Eagleson and Gathchalian and the all -around play- ing of Vince, Tuohy, Earnshaw, and Santucci. The future varsity of Riordan, the junior Varsity was sparked along the Way by the help of Coach Gus Hassapakis. Left to right: R. Sweeney, R. Francis, M. Donohue, M. Gilmore, D. Thorne. 1962 Varsity Track Although many of die members of last year's squad have graduated, the Riordan Varsity Track Team has hopes of regaining the CAL crown. Led by captains Kevin Walsh, Curtis Green, and Bill Ardizoia, the cindermen posted fine early season performances. Coach Gene Gagliardi has molded this year's Varsity Track Team into a spirited and confident team. 118 Row two, left to right: M. Baglin, G. johnson, T.. Norman, L. Nibbi. Row two: K Walsh, M. Maiovich, W. Bettencourt, G. Sherman. Impauent senlors . 'Tin'-',fa . . HQ ' - . ..,... . . . . 5 , 5 . 3.342-.-.w.iy.'.f' '.'.-:ZfI'.- ':,v.ay,'.vg: N . 2' anazz-.'.v.'.-gG.'f':'.-Ffa: x-.':'.-sn' 's n- ff ' ' ,. ' Q v' .'g'..+t.PA . iv..5.:,j14 .23 ' ::.':,',',1',',-, - Q ...............-.t...,.-.. .I ,3'g,-,gm-3,-1--if 1,-3y-,-g,f,--1--x-fm. 5 V I W.,-a..,,.. ,z-:I-1f'.'.n-.-YQQQPIE-I-PEI L Q'f9f4 ff1'Qv7f4 7 f fi? YE? A-1 41,-'Y nf A o'.e. ', .. N. ,, M, ,. s,w,1.', 5 gm .f - ,401 ,. fp, 5,1 Wg- 4 XG Q I f . ,fa Juv.-,a-.5 ,nu-,B 1 fm ' .,. .An Ai X, ,ag ', -, , .4 1 ...p,v. a. gy sp., .1 '. , 2.52 , . 4 M - w' 9 Y , 4 f N 4 f,,xQx.,,.,.k s., M.. K e,,,vf.,,v,-,fin yep- ,V - , .. .+V 5, if Qnff 1-gfgxif ff ,. 44.'1fs:f':4-:-i-i':1:-,x1'i01,x: .1-23... , '-T-'-'.'J1.L2'.' 4'.'.'.'.. if 1-'.- -8- f 4'-'fx' ' V 1 ,A'.g',.. -fi gf ' ..,..., .,..,.......f Q- bf 1 ff ' -J ' if 'I-315'531-I'Ii'I'?Ql'5li'E - - , '.-fmgtf:.'::.v.'.-:.'.'.f ' 9 K a'.w::xz',af5f.':' vi if .'.':'.'.'1'z'.1-w--- '- A-ah.SH-.'.,-.N.'.'.t.'3 ,. 5 0 .553.5.1.5-.3.3ag::.'.-sm 233 ' A X 5-:K ...X 7 Ni.. 7 Q n 1 'i ' ..:. . .mi . .::'::.z'i f 7' g f'3??C'I'f ' ' ' ' , 1 ' af: u:'.'A-.'4w.w , - .-.:.,..,..., 5, . Q : Coach Gagliardi wig x if EST Kevm Walsh, a rough, tough, short put thrower IQ , Seniors make for the hurdles. 1 Ez, :Q ROW One, left to right: M. Conroy, M. Doody, M. Uland, W. Ardizoia, C Green. Row two: P. Sullivan, M. Marovich, M. Cregan, J. Mulhall, T. Belforte. Light- Weights W W W W W W W W W LEFT TO RIGHT, Back Row: F. Koehler, H. Castilo, R. Nolleveavx, G. War- W ner, J. Trujillo, T. Sullivan, I. Currie, R. Sevenau. FRONT ROW: J. Paul, W J. Waldvogel, J. McAllister, B. Morgan, L. Ferrigno, D. McKinney, D. Hance. W W W W W W W BACK ROW: T. Khalil, H. Whittaker, D. Galin, G. Vannes, J. Wells, J. W Nerney, M. Mcl-Iugh, R. Holmberg, R. Segale, R. Gatchalian. FRONT W ROW: G. Khalil, R. lnpeirale, D. White, M. Buckley, B. Maffei, H. Mul- W lins, P. Brum, W. McKeon, W. Gioseffi. W W W W W W W W W W W BACK ROW: J. Tabaras, T. Roensch, R. Frey, W. Sevilla, P. Fraher, D. Emer- W son, J. Ramos, D. Pardini, J. DeVi.ne. FRONT ROW: D. Lane, R. Lopez, D. Cordova, A. Ortega, M. Conway, R. Vasquez, S. Green, J. Scanlon. 121 2zEa1 7a.wli 1 .lr 1961 Cross-Country varsity, left to right: M. Uland, J. Lavis, M Conroy, L. Bartleson, M. White, G. Iviazotti, W. Maffer, L. LaRocco. Led by Seniors Mike White and Dan Dowd, the cross-country team went through a season of four wins and one loss in dual meets. Mike White was named outstanding rtuiner of the year. But plagued by injuries, the team took fifth place in the C.A.L. meet in Stanford. The outstanding performance this year came from the Frosh-Soph team which Won the C.A.L. championship. Many of the team members ran for the varsity in the dual meets and gained valuable experience in doing so. This was the fourth cross-country championship for Riordan. Thus a bright future looms for the cross- country varsity teams in the future. Lightweights, left to right, Row One: J. Valdisseri, R. O'Donnel1, C. Capps, R. Barsi, R. Mena, J. I-Ieinnzt, G. Khalil. Row Two: J. Baireuther, I. Tulipano, R. Segale, P. Mutter, J. Yerman, 1. Gerouh, R. Francis, 1. Flores, W. Sevilla. Row Three: D. Dowd, R. Rossi, M. Mcl-Iugh, j. Ramos, 1. McAlester, P. Fraher, P. Gysel, A. Khalil, R. Daley. ' T -'fm iff -.ga-z il.l , .ZCATSJFI 'W'rfeaf1.:fiW rf' -'iwfwi'f'.m1.lv7s:z.,.::.if. .. 'f Varsi Baseball ff L ? ZA w 'ft Row 1, left to right: C. Lauser, R. Strack, C. Joyce, M. Eamshaw, K. Mooney, M. Bagdon, F. Kelly. Row 2: J. Ludwikowsl-cy, M. Wiese, J. Flores, J. Magri, M. Cahill, A. Baracco, B. Roberts, R. Calavano, M. Frey, G. Neil. With a Well-rounded club, the varsity is hoping for one of its most successful seasons in the C.A. L. Behind strong pitching from Mike Bagdon, Mike Earnshaw, and Frank Kellyg and consistent hitting from joe Sobeck, Ron Calavano, Chris Lauser, and Ken Mooney, the aspect of such a success is bright. The defense on the team'is also of quality. ln the outfield Mike Wiese, Mike Frey, and Mike Cregan patrol left, center, and right fields respectively. The double play combination of Soheck, Lauser, and Lud- Wikowsky is something teams must be fearful of. Unlike many of the other school teams, the varsity returns With many Veterans of the game. Mr. Gus Hassapakis, varsity coach, has expressed the View that this might be the year of champions. ' - . A-52: jim Magri coaches at third base. Warming up before the game. t9:2iasmsMs4fHew.2amf1z:4e2sa1 sfs2Ms'mmaat.ii vw'1wr'.i'l2fQ:-evra ' ' er 'f ,W-, -f . Chris Lauser gives that big swing. 'F . 9 W, WT wg ' Sr K H .:':. +s.m.i1xea4ff' W- f--31 ., . .. ,r Mnmwme, -2 -V - 'f-1 wmwmer-4fwMwf5ffW'fii4 .LM i . - . 'fav-we .W , J: .f -'W f .H N -: -a:.f- : 1 ' ? ' , b. f -. fe- will f. :' -:fs's::Q , 1 ' f w , ' : . 'X ' -' ' Q. Chuck Joyce on his way to third. Q 1 Ken Mooney keeps the runner close to third. Mike Frey charges into the third sacker. 2 N i i Mike Bagdon burns the ball across the plate. 1 i john Ludwikowsky gets that big hit. Rounding the bases after that great slam. Throwing the ball around the infield. Mike Frey takes in the fly ball Walking out to take pQsitions on the field. ez, Mike Bagdon comes over the top with the ball A big conference on the mound. J .V. Baseball Row 1, left to right: P. Gysel, M. Dalton, F. Ber, R. Belli, I. Griffin, B. Barry. Row 2: B. Collins, L. Attabit, T. Montaldo, S. Bajza, I. Peterson, B. Specman, Coach I. Noonan. Row 3: D. Kenny, A. Griffin, B. Farmer, F. Scott, D. Sheehan wAw m.ivsar..1i r 4-.e .aaiam-15224-'f fzslmuxmrf -xx vlxlavimuwmflx-wd 'Pv'.f Seniors, left to right: J. Cogliandro, E. I-Iornung, M. Dower, jim Bertucci. Swimming With only three returning lettermen, this year's swimming team scrambled for every point. However, Mr. Finnigan, this year's coach, points out that there have been some improvements over last year's performances. Ken Byrne, last year's most valuable swimmer, is gaining strength daily. Mike Dower, a mediocre swimmer in the past, has astounded everyone with his recent per- formances. Vince Palminini and Ed Hornung have equaled their past great deeds. Perhaps the brightest ray of light is freshman Bob Waggner. Swimming a race reserved for older and stronger splashes, Bob has broken the 200 yard freestyle twice. This is indeed a truly outstanding performance for one so inexperienced. All of the practice meets and grueling workouts are leading up to the big meet of the year -- the C.A. L. With successes in the first few meets, the team is hoping to place high in the C,A, L, Coach Finnigan Juniors, top row: W. Lunny, R. Palmini, P. jowett, D. Seawell, B. I-Iooke, R. Delucci, Bottom row: 1. Yerrnan, M. Cogliandro, 1. Duggish, J. DuMou1in, I-I. Almeida, D. Rennie, W. Feyling, P. Higgins. Freshmen, left to right: B. Kabage, R. Meisel, T. Mack, A. Reid, F. Sewell, M. McLoughlin, S. Swaney. Sophomores, left to right: R. Wagner, W. Barry, E Loughran, S. Buscovich, G. Scott, G. Campagna, G. Barsi, V. Palmini, R. Schumann, I. Colbert. Swimmers urge on team mates. Congratulations to the Class of 196 Mr. gl Mrs. C. J. Gerst Mr. Sz Mrs. john Hennessy Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Ferrigno 1558 - 33 Avenue 24 Willets Street 621 Elizabeth Street San Francisco, California Daly City, California San Francisco, California Mr. 81 Mrs. T. Grigliatti Mr. gl Mrs. Donald Bauer 1672 - 18 Avenue 1604 Dolares Street San Francisco, California San Francisco, California Bud Duggan William Duggan, '62 Howie Maj0r's Duggan Funeral Service Duggan's Serra Mortuary Fat Boy Bar-B-Q 3434 - 17 Street Daly City, California 2750 Sloat Blvd. San Francisco, California San Francisco, California john J. Gross Saar Appliance Specialist Painting 81 Paperhanging Automatic Appliance Repairs 194 Beverly Street J. U. 7-8107 San Francisco, California Good Luck To The Underclassmen--- Best of Luck To Good Luck In Future From Those Who Made It. Graduation Class G's, H's, I's, j's, Rudy's Class 214 C's, D's, 81 F's of 217 K's, 81 L's of 218 Thanks To Gus Hassapakis , Carry On Crusaders! Student Council of We Made lt! Modeste's 220 Riordan High School Room 219 Wishes You the Best The Cheerleaders jim, George, Gene, Larry, Jim Freshmen 205 First in Paper Drive - First in Lance Sales 129 The class with spirit 1 they lead, others follow! Senior Bio raphy GILBERT AGUILAR: Drama 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2. KARL AICHINGER: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Block Society 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JON ALEXANDER: Sodality 1, 2, 3, Library 2, 3, Chevaliers 2, 3. LOUIS ALTOMAR: Track 1, Intramurals 2, 3. KENNETH AHEARN: Honor Roll 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Chevaliers 3, 4, Intramurals 4. ROBERT AMADO: Art Club 1, 2. JOHN ANGELI: Intramurals 2. WILLIAM ARDIZOIA: Honor Roll 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Student Control 4, Night Rally Committee 4, Lance Staff 4, Block Society 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 3, 4. JAMES ATTARD: Honor Roll 2, 4, Class Officer 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3. ROBERT BACHECKI: Sodality 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S. F. 1, 2, Crusader 3, 4. JOHN BARACCO: Honor Roll 2, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, 3, Stage Crew 1, Baseball 1, Basket- ball 1, Athletic Manager 1. EUGENE BARRON: Class Officer 2. 3: Art Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 2, Intramurals 2. DAVID BATTAION: Athletic Manager 1, 2. DONALD BAUER: Crusader 2, 3, 4, Photography 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Chevaliers 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 3, 4, Night Rally Committee 2, 3, 4, Drama 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, Athletic Manager 1, 2, 3. DENNIS BADAGLIACCO: sodaiity 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S. F. 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 4, Student Council 4, Library 1, 2, Speech 2,3, 4. EDWARD BEHAN: Sodality 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, C. S.F. 2, Golf 4. ROBERT BENDIG: JAMES BERTUCCI: Baseball 3, Swimming 4. FRANK BESSING: Class Officer 2, Basketball 1. ROBERT BEVERRIDGE: ANDREW BONNICI: Sodality 1, 2, Honor Roll 3, Class Officer 1, 2,3, Prom Committee 3, Chevaliers 3, Public Relations 4, Night Rally Committee 4, Track 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. JACK BONSOR: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, Art Club 1, 2, 4, Altar Society 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Public Relations 4, Night Rally Committee 3, 4, Dance Committee 4. ROBERT BRAGG: JAMES BRENNER: Lance Staff 4. DAVID BRESLIN: Class Officer 2, Lance Staff 4, Track 1, Basketball 1, Intramurals 2,3., JOSEPH BRICKLEY: Golf 4, Athletic Manager 4. ALBERT BROSIO: Class Officer 1, Track 1, Intra- murals 2. CHRISTOPHER BROWN: Honor Roll 1. RONALD BURKE: Honor Roll 2, Band 1, 2, Stage Crew 1. 'MICHAEL CAHILL: Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL CALABRESE: Student Council 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN CALDERON: ALLAN CARDON: Honor Roll 1, C. S. F. 1, Art Club 1, 2. MICHAEL CARROLL: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,,C. S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Cru- sader 2,3, 4, Art Club 1, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, Chevaliers 2. ROBERT CARROLL: Class Officer,1, 2, Lance Staff 4, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, In- tramurals 1, 2. JOHN CAPURSO: RAYMOND CELENTANO: Honor Roll 2, Class Of- ficer 1, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Athletic Manager 1. NORBERT CHRISTMAN: Band 1, 2, 4, Photography 1, Radio Club 2, Intramurals 3, 4. MAURICE CLARK: Sodality 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, Baseball 1, Intramurals 1, 4. JOHN COGLIANDRO: Drama 3, 4, Swimming 4. DAVID COINER: Public Relations. EDWARD COOPER: Sodality 1, Baseball 2, Intra- murals 2, 4. DENNIS COSSGROVE: Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Class Of- ficer 1, Crusader 2,3, 4, Lance Staff 4, Baseball 1,2, Intramurals 2, 4. JAMES COTTER: Chevaliers 3, 4, Drama 4, Intra- murals 4. MARCEL COVELL: Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2. DAVID COWAN: Sodality 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4- Crusader 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. JOHN CROWLEY: Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 7 4. DANIEL DAHL: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Library 2, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Altar Society 4, Photography 1, Prom Committee 3, Night Rally Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, Lance Staff 4, Dance Com- mittee 4. RICHARD DALLARA: Sodality 1, 2, Class Officer 3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2. DANIEL D'AMICO: Football 1. MICHAEL DAY: Track 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. DAVID DECOT: Sodality 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, Class Officer 3, Speech Club 1, 2, Baseball 1. ROBERT DEGROOT:fSodality 1, 2. JOHN DEMARCO: Class Officer 3, Crusader 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Public Relations 3, Football 1, Track 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. PAUL DEMARTINI: Class Officer 3, Spirit Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GILBERT DINSMORE: Honor Roll 1, Ciass Officer 1, Crusader 1, Library 2, Photography 1, Science Club 2, Swimming 1, Intramurals 3. LAWRENCE DIRICCO: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, Library 1,2, 3, Speech Club l, 2,3, Sgienge Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Lance Staff 4. MICHAEL DOLDER: Sodality 1, Honor Roll 1, In- tramurals 1, 2. MICHAELDOODY: ClassOfficer3, Student Council 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Spirit Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Night Rally Committee 2, 3, Block Society 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, Football 4, Track 4, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 4. THOMAS DOOLEY: Honor Roll 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL DOWD: Sodality 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 4. MICHAEL DOWER: Honor Roll 4, Crusader 3, Band 2, Swimming 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. EDWARD DOYLE: Honor Roll 1, 2, C. S. F. 1. JOSEPH DUGAN: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Presi- dent 4, Band 3, 4, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Night Rally Committee 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1. WILLIAM DUGGAN: Sodality 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Spirit Club 2, Prom Commit- tee 3, 4, Night Rally Committee 4, Swimming 1, Athletic Manager 1. ROBERT DUNNE: Sodality 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Student Council 3, Crusader 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3. STEPHEN ENGLER: Class Officer 3, Band 1, Track 2,3, Intramurals 1. THOMAS ENGLER: Band 1, 2, Baseball 1, Swimming 2, 3. RICHARD FALZON: WILLIAM FARRELL: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Library 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 4. PAUL FENNELL: Crusader 3. RONALD FERRARI: Drama 3, Intramurals 4, Bowl- ing 3. MICHAEL FERRIGNO: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Crusader 3, 4, Library 1, 2, 3, Speech Club 3, Lance Staff 4. DANIEL FITZGERALD: Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN FITZGERALD: Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Night Rally Com- mittee 4. WILLIAM FLINT: Baseball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, 3 STEPHEN FOSTER: MICHAEL FREY: Sodality 1, Honor Roll 3, Class Officer 1, 2, Block Society 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 4. EDWIN FUENTES: Honor Roll 1, Swimming 1. TELO GABAC: Honor Roll 2, Intramurals 3. WILLIAM GALLAGHER: Class Officer 3, Track 1, 2, 3. CHRISTOPHER GARGANO: Class Officer 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2. JAMES GERST: Class Officer 1, 2, Crusader 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Spirit Club 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Lance Staff 4, Swimming 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Athletic Manager 1, 2. JEFFERY GERST: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, Prom Committee 3, Night Rally Committee 4, Block Society 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DAVID GIACCAI: Sodality 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, 4, Class Officer 1, Athletic Manager 2, 3. THOMAS GIBBONS: Honor Roll 2. ALFRED GIOVANNETTI: Class Officer 2, Intra- murals 2. RICHARD GIUNTINI: Class Officer 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID GIUSTI: Honor Roll 2, Art Club 2, Lance Staff 4. RODERICK GORDON: Sodality 1, 2, Crusader 2, Stage Crew 1, 2. MICHAEL GOODIN: Class Officer 1, Night Rally Committee 4. JOHN GRECH: Sodality 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S.F. 2, Crusader 3, 4, Intramurals 4. CURTIS GREEN: Student Control 4, Block Society 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES GREEN: Night Rally Committee 4, Football 1,2, Golf 1,2,4, Intramurals 1. JOHN GROSS: Sodality 1, Class Officer 3, Track 3, Basketball 1, 2. THOMAS GRIGLIATTI: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S. F. 1, 2, Crusader 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Intramurals 4. CZESLAW GRYCZ: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Altar Society 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 1, 2,3, 4, Drama 2, 3, Athletic Mana- ger 1. DONALD HADERLE: Sodality 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2,-3, 4, Altar Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Con- trol 4, Football 1, Track 2, Basketball 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. DANIEL HALLISY: Class Officer 4, Student Control 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. THOMAS HARAN: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3. EDMOND HARTNETT: Library 2, 3, Intramurals 2. THOMAS HARVEY: JAY HAYES: Spirit Club 2, Basketball 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3. JAMES HENNESSY: Sodality 1, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1, Prom Committee 3, Student Con- trol 4, Night Rally Committee 4, Baseball 1, Basket- ball 1,2 DAVID HERBERT: Band 1, 2,3, Dance Band 1,2,3. EDWARD HORNUNG: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, Intramurals 1, 2. JOSEPH INAUDI: TERRANCE IRWIN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2 3. ' RICHARD JONES: Honor Roll 3, Pmm commitee 4, Intramurals 2. CHARLES JOYCE: Sodality 1, 2, Honor Roll 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Spirit Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Intra- murals 3. WILLIAM KANE: Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Surfing 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK KELLY: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, Cheva- liers 3, Lance Staff 4, Intramurals 4, Athletic Mana- ger 3 JOHN KELLY: Sodality 1, 2, Honor Roll 1. 2. MICHAEL R. KELLY: 2 MICHAIL V. KELLY: Chevaliers 3, 4, Radio Club JEROME KOZLOSKI: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Block Society 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2. JOHN KRANCI: Class Officer 2, Band 2, 3, Night Rally Committee 4, Swimming 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2. VICTOR KULIK: Honor Roll 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. FREDERICK LAUSER: Honor Roll 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Intramurals 4. DONALD LOPEZ: Drama 3, 4. GLEN LOUGHNER: Sodality 1, 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, C. S. F. 1, 2, 4, Library 1, 2, 4, Speech Club 2. JOSEPH LUCEY: Class Officer 2, Intramurals 2, 3. THOMAS MACANGO: Class Officer 1, Night Rally Committee 4, Track 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2,3. ' JAMES MAGRI: Honor Roll 3, Class Officer 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD MAJOR: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Altar Society 2, 3, 4,.Photography 1, Block Society 4, Athletic Manager 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 4, Intra- murals 3, 4. JAMES MANISCALCO: MICHAEL MAROVICH: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Student Council 3, Football 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. PAUL MARTINO: Art Club 2, 3, Altar Society 2, 3, 4, Photography, 1, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Night Rally Committee 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3, 4. PAUL MAYER: Honor Roll 2, Track 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Athletic Manager 1. JAMES MCHUGH: Honor Roll 1, Student Council 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4. JAMES McKEE: Class Officer 3, Spirit Club 4, Night Rally Committee 4, Cheerleaders 4. BARRY MCNAMARA: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, C. S. F. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 3 DAVID MEALEY: Basketball 1, Intramurals 3, 4. JOSEPH MENDEZ: Honor Roll 2, Photography 2, Drama 1, Swimming 1. JACK MICHELUCCI: KENNETH MILES: Art Club 3, Cheerleaders 4, In- tramurals 2, 3. MICHAEL MINIHANE: WAYNE MITCHELL: Radio Club 1, 2, Basketball 1. JOSEPH MUGHANNAN: Sodality 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Library 1, 2. JOHN MULHALL: Student Council 4, Crusader 3, 4, Art Club 35 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Chevaliers 2, 3, 45 Public Relations 3, 45 Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 45 In- tramurals 2, 3, 4. EUGENE MUSCAT: Sodality 15 Honor Roll 2, 35 Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Photography 25 Spirit Club 45 Public Relations 45 Night Rally Com- mittee 45 Cheerleaders 45 Intramurals 2. ROBERT NAJAC: Honor Roll 25 Chevaliers 3, 45 Intramurals 4. GARRY NEIL: Library 2, 35 Science Club 3, 45 Track 15 Athletic Manager 4. WILLIAM NELSON: Honor Roll 25 Art Club 1, 25 Swimming 15 Intramurals 2. JAMES QNOLAN: Sodality 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 35 Class Officer 15 Intramurals 2, 4. FRANCIS O'BRIEN: Class Officer 1, 25 Football 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. CHARLES O'DONNELL: Intramurals 3. MARK OHLANDER: Library 2, 35 Intramurals 4. RALPH OLCESE: Baseball 2, 3. NORMAN OLIVAREZ: Honor Roll 3, 4. ROBERT O'NElLL: Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Track 35 Intramurals 2, 3. ROBERT OSBERG: Art Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Lance Staff 45 Track 2. RAYMOND PANATTONI: Football 15 Intramurals 3. STEPHEN PARIS: Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 C. S. F. 25 Crusader 3, 45 Library 25 Speech Club 25 Football 35 Intramurals 2,3 JAY PATTERSON: Band 1,2,3, 45 Science Club 25 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Drama 45 Student Council 45 Radio Club 2. JOHN PEPPERT: Sodality 15 Chevaliers 45 Lance Staff 45 Intramurals 4. DARYLL PERCIVAL: Sodality 15 Crusader 35 Band 1, 25 Science Club 2. GARY PEREZ: Class Officer 25 Art Club 2, 35 Intra- murals 2, 3. ALBERT PLANKA: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD PODESTA: Student Council 35 Art Club 2, 35 Altar Society 45 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS QUINLIVAN: ROBERT REVELLI: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1,3, 45 Student Council 45 Library 1, 2,3, 45 Science Club 3, 4 GARY RIVERA: Honor Roll 15 Class Officer 1, 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Block Society 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2. WILLIAM ROBERTS: Sodality 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 25 Crusader 3, 45 Drama 3, 45 Football 15 Baseball 1, 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2. RONALD RODRIGUEZ: Crusader 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 2, 35 Dance Band 2, 3. EDMUND ROGERS: Honor Roll 1, 45 C. S. F. 15 Class Officer 1, 25 Student Council 1, 25 Student Con- trol 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2. THEODORE ROSSHIRT: Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 45 Class Officer 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Library 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL SCANLAN: Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 4. ROBERT SCHARFF: Honor Roll 25 Class Officer 2, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Intramurals 2. JAMES SCI-IOEMANN: Science Club 2, 35 Cheva- liers 2, 3. GEORGE SCHOENBERGER: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. JAMES SCI-IRODER: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL SCHWAGERL: THOMAS SEEBA: Athletic Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD SENGER: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RUDOLPH SIRI: Honor Roll 25 C. S.F. 25 Student Council 45 Crusader 2, 3, 45 Public Relations 3, 45 Trac 1, 3. JOHN SMITH: Football 45 Track 3, 45 Swimming 15 k Basketball 15 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 1, JOSEPH SOBECK: Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 3, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Block Society , . GREGORY STANICH: MICHAEL STAV: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. EDWARD STEWART: Class Officer 1, 25 Football 1 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2. JOHN STUCKI: Science Club 3. KENNETH TAYLOR: Football 1, 3, 45 Baseball 3. MARTIN TIERNEY: Honor Roll 2, 35 C. S. F. 25 Class Officer 25 Student Council 45 Crusader 3, 45 Altar Society 3, 45 Lance Staff 45 Swimming 2, 3, 4. HARRY TOMPKINS: JOSEPH TUCKER: Intramurals 1, 2. PAUL WAGGONER: Stage Crew 1, 2. ALFRED WAGNER: Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Manager 2. RICHARD WAGNER: CHARLES WALLACE: Class Officer 25 Football 2, 3 KEVIN WALSH: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Block So- ciety 3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 15 Track 2,3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAYTON WARDE: Crusader 35 Art Club 35 Stage Crew 2, 35 Chevaliers 2, 3, 45 Public Relations 3,4 DANIEL WARDEN: Sodality 15 Block Society 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2. JAMES WELCH: Library 15 Speech Club 15 Golf 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL WHITE: Baseball 15 Track 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 MICHAEL WIESE: Sodality 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 C. S.F. 35 Crusader 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2,3, 45 Golf 45 Intramurals 4. THOMAS WINTER: Band 1, 25 Library 25 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Chevaliers 2, 3, 45 Lance Staff 4. JOHN ZELAYA: RONALD ZUCCA: Crusader 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 2,35 Dance Band 2, 3. Staff Martin Tierney Editor in Chief Michael Ferrigno james Gerst Assistant Editors Thomas Winter jack Kelly Michael Coiner Business Staff james Brenner David Breslin Senior Editors William Ardizoa Sports Editor Acknowledgments Sports Department Dennis Cosgrove Christopher Gargano Richdard Giuntini Michael Scanlan Daniel Dahl Art Editor jo hn Ko sewic Photography General Staff Robert Carroll james Cotter Lawrence Diricco David Giusti Robert Osberg john Peppert Don Bosco Studios for Senior and Faculty portraits and activity pictures Vano Wells Fagliano for picture of Archbishop joseph McGucken, S. T.D. Mr. Bud Bosco of Don Bosco Studios for his assistance in the photography department. Brother Robert Nunes, S.M. - the roving cameraman - for activity pictures Brother Robert joseph Nunes, S.M. Faculty Advisor 133 Autographs ZW fm Zwgmwwlfm? QMWMW1 Ummiwwmd fo MF jf A QOMQESWQWMM ,fzmmf EW LM M,y,f 5 ZZ M ffkgg W ' , K. ,,.,. I V' W QQW OJCCL N .5 Y 1,2 '- if ,-ig Q1 .?rf26!,Qf j1'1?,,.f' I f Autographs Autographs
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
