Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory - Shamrock Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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Commencement exercises, precisely because they come at the end of the school year, often lose much of their meaning. If we're not graduating ourselves, the event doesn't touch us at all. And if we chance to be the fourth-year men involved, we 're apt to be still in such a swirl from the exclusive, the picnic, and other senior- week activities that full realization doesn't dawn until that awful moment, when, weak-kneed and perspiring, we grasp our diploma, and manage to get back to our seats. And when we stand to sing for the last time the Sacred Heart alma mater, we know, in truth, that an end has come to some of the happiest days of our lives. Nz? f--'lib N . 1 . 0 X I .ENN e if :S Sl ae Most Reverend John Joseph Mitty, D. D. ARCHBISHOP OF SAN FRANCISCO 'Q ff-iv I ,I I, , . A x x EEEEH! rwlrlvirilill Since that day in January, 1874, when the first Brothers opened the doors of the College at Eddy and Larkin Streets, Sacred Heart has contributed tremendously to the growth of the Church in the Archdiocese of San Francisco. lStatement of Arch- bishop Mitty on the occasion of the Diamond Jubilee of Sacred Heart in 1949.1 The original Sacred Heart, established in downtown San Francisco in 1874, was completely demol- ished by the earthquake and fire of 1906. Through the generosity of Father McQuade of Sacred Heart parish, a building was provided for the Sacred Heart students at 735 Fell, near Fillmore. This remained the site of Sacred Heart until 1914, when the present site at Franklin and Ellis was purchased by Archbishop Riordan. Originally two stories, the building had to be enlarged to its present height in 1919 by Archbishop Hanna. The entire building was renovated and a gymnasium added in 1952-53, under the super- vision of Archbishop Mrtty edrtor ass t editor moderator photography ass-I EE Ez. ami li rr'-rf l 1 rn- to-r-vrqt'i'?rv F:-rr' EEF-V3 lf E PR E' rmfnwegegea iq the IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII ham rock for Ed Coscl 56 .'.' Ed Handlln 57 .'.' E5 B5'H:1T'F 'l'Tl l 1 U n 'rr'-rr- LEU Brother Stephen ..g' SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL Don Bosco Studios .jg ,075 ELLIS mm .'.'. SAN FRANCISCO 9 CALIFORNIA chi rw 1581! viii EQQEQ W 5 EEE Ei-EFT? W 55.155 F TTT Lil? fi- Jlw- 11 Ab-1. W W -x.:p.adl 4 ,534 ' , 1 4 I I I I I I Q 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 p I I I I 0 Q . Q 0 I .I 1 1 p I- ' . o o 0 0 0 l I I , I I. I. 0 0 0 I I I I 1 I I I I 0 0 0 I I I I 0 0 I I r I I 0 I I I A .4 V ,Y 7 ,Y f,ff,,,,,.,f,f- f,f,f 1 ff ., ,,,,,,, ,,4,, 5:z,,::5Eiv,ii To 2, ,N-.is x , :ii , l E , F , , , 1 E , +21llwZ 'L' .f f 'x,.F'ic.. ,.fe. .-2. , iii ii fc..r,f-, YY. 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DONOHOE, D.D., Ph.D. Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco Pastor, St. Mary's Cathedral Q 5 if if X if 4':,7 ov , ' REV. JOHN T. FOUDY, Ph.D. REV. FRANCIS QUINN, M.A. Ass't. Superintendent of Schools Ass't. Superintendent of Schools BROTHER U. ALFRED, Ph.D Provincial BROTHER S. ALBERT 'Htl' Principal school administrators had buildings and equipment in repair, schedules worked out, and everything ready for another year. We found a new chaplain to replace F h ' h ' ' h ' REV. JAMES BROWN' Ph.D. at er Quinn, w o loaned the arc diocesan . administrative staff. Superintendent of Schools 1 ,4,.iIi- BROTHER F. ANTHONY REV. JAMES PRINDEVILLE Vice-Principal Chaplain . 7 things got going quickly as soon as school started. There were new locks on the lockers, new books to buy, and the everlasting long lines at the bookstore. But you could still hear the com- ment: He's a freshman? They're getting smaller every year! T g , . .-4g,:s.,,v-77.353 .y1'.1.r' ., was , ,., ., N-'v c, xy, 4 ,- - .-ws 4- under new management the school cafeteria made an instant click with even the most diehard lunch carriers. Mrs. Burns and Mr. Higgins conspired to see that the french-fries were HOT and FRIED! X 1 .44-L ,fix X I if ll '1p1,,uq1 ian , e ll 4 t Friday Mass found us attentive to the talks of a new chaplain, Father James Prindeville. A lot of us made up our minds early that we would make weekly confession and communion the rule throughout the year, 8 1. fqQp-Q.:-an V 1 i 'H J' .1 uv ef nf:-1 the pageant . . . introduced a new Irish football team, a more spirited --f--Jn- Q . . . ' . 1 ' rooting section, complete with 1 1 'I 1 r 1 card tricks, and set the tone ., for what was to be one ofthe most interesting Irish foot ball seasons in a long while. nf, any Q S 5 - i . -g . - - I-H ..:,ll'..i- Ig, 'F' . -- . - - L 'T -'H his ,A -, -AQ, . . ll. 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V .Q N-,5 ' K' , U ,sv 2 j1 ' Q fi: .wwf . 5 532. is . f .. -auf. s N ... , -3- lu' 1 333, Q Sq' '49 ' Wigs' ' 1 Sl e -.- ' ' I 1 K - F 'f' V ' ' ' . if i ' ig- i . . ii.. ,x ' I ii A . . 4. . .z A I A S ' jf , ff- ' Q ' .- ' 1.-1 0' 4 I 1 A - ' ' viilria- 2. Q4 if Vi . . X., . ,.4.,..4.....k,: ., P .D K... Y, , eg - .- ..-. .... . . - .1:f'f.-:- - T' 1 SA , . ..', .,.,.. x -, l , A inf freshmen Morones, Moyer, J. Murphy, J Murphy, .l. Murphy, P Murray, R. Muselli, R. N9, M. O'Brien, E Occhipinti, O'Connor, O'Connor, O'Connor, O'HaIloran O'Keefe, D Oliver, S. Olson, K. Ortiz, L. Padia, H. Paganucci, Palacios, D Paulus, R. Parashis, J Peters, R. Piazza, F. Pierce, J. Piner, T. Porlello, D Posey, J. Powers, S. Preciado, A Radicali, R Ransom, L Repello, J Ripoll, G. 4' '3' - Q- .gs - Af yr , , 31 Q 2 Y , 2 I , . . - . y W., V X, Nfl 1 'M .x , ,- - ' ' ' . 557 1 i M . if Q H ' 'X ' '73-'S v Q' ' M ' -..... s'-' .- X - . --.2-if . ' , l ,- I l l ' if --.--. A, , - y. 5 VN nl It P' r 1 . - . 'fi ir vi' ' uni Sv , 4 Qu w-..., ,--2 . XJ? 221: ..z -1 as , 'ht Sozzi, J. Spencer, J. . Slachelin, R. .i Taffi, E. ' Tealdi, F. Tershay, R. ' 'X---sr Thomas, B. ' -,zz 'P' 0' ff! -' , J , V .P .I . . ki , is Torres, F. ' J . Turner, J. M M r l ,v il , f T J -'A VGIHQO, D- L-:-' I 3 , --- , gk :Q I :V 3 Vassalo, J, 2 ' - Q -- ' Wayne, J. ,, 3 3-V J Welch, J. . 'J -A ' warm, D. . ,-'. V Wong, D. ' ' AN Wong, S. , Q v g - -1 1- . x Q , V ,. our . gs '- - , ' Wong, W' ' ii.: I ' 1 -- J. ' V A Q. ' ' Q N' Yorn, E. ku., 7 ' 'ff' I ' NA J. 'fn ' '- 'vt 'Q YOUIIQ, D. M --f '-- 1 X-f a 'L , Z ll h I W sv 'I Sd lm, . 1 . 8 ef O ffl, , .il I. -4 J ' -' -A 'if ' v- zunich, J. , I first on the Irish football sked, gave on inkling of Poly's power. Leading 7-6 at halftime, the Irish were snowed under in lhe second half to lose 39-7. Worsl break of the game was the loss of back Frank Harper, out for the season with a bad knee injury. Bright spot was the punling ability of end Jack Bowman. I4 CQ 5 I V' is ...Ll A - F 'll.5 3- we jxx ,, 3 ull. J M I Q Xi 'sl ,s ' 1 ? Q as a dance, and a picture in LIFE First dance of the school year was sponsored by the Senior Class, and was called The House of Blue Lights. The caf' was crowded to the walls for the first social event of the year. Aftermath of the Poly-SH game was the photo below, which gained for Mr. Henneberry world-wide publicity when published as a full-page photo in the October 10, '55 issue of LIFE. Coach's high point came when the Irish blocked a Poly conversion attempt to lead 7-6. Photo was taken by Mike Cirimele of the Don Bosco Studios and was sent to LlFE's editors by Shamrock editor Ed Cosci and moderator Brother Stephen. Ilisynw- A T -ls? x E yd- I S- j- N ,,.: , Z, 5- x m.,EAa,:., A iv.-if 0 V 4' V 4 -115.1 se- - , 5 'A . J . l l 1 V Agp 5 A f -'Ii ' ' - r. by j ' 4' ev. FF- x V s--.Ye f it A-X ' Q 0 eh 1.3 A ei. fx ff ' : 5 QVQQ-Q H4 'ii f..,.,,9,Eai. 4 5, 2 - L . z . 3.-. 5+ l W 1 I 3 , ,L r first victory for the l955 Irish varsity was an upset victory over powerful Balboa, 19-0. Making fools of the experts, the Irish defeated the Bucs for the first time since '47. John McCann lleftl completed 5 out of 8 passes during the game, but here got tripped up by three Bal stalwarts. . 1 gf. , ,, - eh H S. N vi -1 I. ., ,Y Q Q ' Q A -:V.1 1 - lu 'if-if fl h' f ' - I 'fl , 5 5 - Q 3 , ,. :rf , took members of the Field 8 V ' A Stream Club up to the 4 x 1, mouth of the Russian River for If 'mt I X AM A sk Q bd' Q1 N a day in the fog. Anglers If . ue:Spr L ., -L .Q-,-'wifi cough' more cgldg fhqn fish, M.. N .W , , E w1 fvi I Binh' ki 'N L-'X ... ,,,,,..-4-.,NNT'sN..,L 3 service club members were responsible for prefecting classes coming into audi- , . ' torium, going to Mass, : ' ' etc. Formed at opening of year, the group if included Art Orrante, Bob Campana, Mike McAllister, Jerry Lavell, 7 Rich Muratore, Joe Collins, Rich Medaglia, Gene Gallagher, Joe Latham, Jim Comisky and Chuck DuVaI. senior portraits meant that an eager SHAMROCK staff was at work already, compiling portraits, snapshots, recording events of the year '55-'56. Don Bosco caioles Mendieta lrighti to get a smile, editor Ed Cosci and Chris Conneally help Meniivar, Zambonin and Lee get squared away for their solo performance before Don Bosco's lens. l F a jaunt to Berkeley provided the win-hungry Irish eleven with another victory, this time at the expense of St. Mary's High, I9-12. Ray Spinozzi lleftl takes off for a gain as Walt Arnold provides the blocking. Below, Ron Bclldini, Denny Hecht, Jim LaFrance, and Bob Rosselli all get into the act. college and scholarship were on our minds already. Mr. Joseph Bertain, St. Mary's grad, addressed upper- division students on values of a liberal education. The schooI's top scholars were inducted into the California Scholarship Federation, on the basis of their previous semester's work. Members included Lee Leardini, Tom Kosta, Charles Dietz, Gary Vannelli, Bob Hall, Chris Conneally, Ron LaBarbera, Andy Quintana, Bill Ferrari, Ernest Canonica, Donald DeVincen1i, Ronald Barbieri, Ignatius Busalacchi, and Peter Aiello, s2s...,m' ' if- V . if Q 9 . - cw-1 nn-fx' ff xr Psy ' spirit zoomed after the wins over Bal and St. Mary's, and Lowell was next on the list. One of the best rallies of the year spollighted Joe Collins, 'Sly Arlene Morse and Carol Munoz of ICA came over: and there was the first appearance of the newly-formed band under Brother MeI's direction. Though Walt Arnold scored 3 TD's, the Irish lost by failing to convert, Score: 28-24. Marty Smircich was inlured and out for the rest of the season. We tried to forget by listening intently to the audiometer test given by the city health department. I9 1 -1 I u f ,4 .., 4. - 1 f me -V . - lug' Q 4 .fy I , - qv ,A . -:QW r . . .VB nffn' w ,W 0 ,V ,, L.. 9 wi Q ,r,,,, iPa. w,,if9 :flak -.gwgwx 4 ' volleyball and bookcovers kept some of us busy. Noontime activities centered around the volleyball and basketball courts where some rugged rivalries were born. Good, tall, net-men were a scarce commodity in most classes. Though school had been in session for a month, frosh were still having trouble with locker combinations and were finally getting Irish covers on Latin books. l l 1 b 5 ull' ck? , ,,l, N W if ' K f f v fl if X-X NX ' ,,, CIN x J -V -I . .X , N' p-4 . I .. -Q' f , 1 rallies and pink slips were the special concern of the group above, and the lady at the right. Rally committeemen included John Hourigan, Mike Maffe, Bill Castro, Jim Comisky, Bill McPartland, Jim Brady lchairmanl, Manuel Quintana, Ray Garric, Ron Ortega. Mr. Anderson, attendance clerk, checked regularly on our absenteeism, kept track of the number of times tardy, and occasionally uncovered our ruses. NXXX i iv football kept these fellows busy after school. Shown here before boarding the bus for a game: Oliva, Carver, Leitch, Almirol, Zetterholm, Modeste, McGuire, - Hagerty, Donohue, Fields, O'Brien, Gallon, Hooke, Baldini, Green, Caruso, Celeste, Skinner, Buttici, Andreotti, Collins, Illia, Priolo, Cresci, Garcia, and Fauss. .Quay .4 5? f-----1 Y N v .WEN l lO's took on a trip to Stanford meant a break in the routine for this group which attended the CCSPA press convention to pick up new ideas on school yearbooks and papers. Relaxing on the steps of Stanford Library between sessions are Jack Glass, Ken Amundsen, Ron LaBarbera, Phil Cronin, and Ed Cosci. sunny October skies greeted the Irish when they met the Mission Bears. Walt Arnold got 8 yards on this play, behind the blocking of Bill ' Hemby, but the Bears put on a splurge in the second half to win, ' 29-0. Lee Leardini labove, rightl was one of several minor casualties during the fray. 1 1'-Q4 5 Li ' ' A I A ' i, 1, ' ' , V? ' 4' in X ' has 1 . A , ' - ' .I ' L .-.' 3' ' ' , v i ' L, x . 1 'Q :-. ,A . G' - lx Q . l., ' ' I , ' Lf Y' A Q 5f' hi A 5 ' Z . 9 ' xi ,sf- V Q ' 5- Q if I we .' Ah t v ' . A D ' 1 ' . . Mission in the lightweight basketball campaign and eked out a 29-27 victory on Dave Romero's last-second push-shot. At the right are two girls from Mercy High who appeared at the . pre-Mission game rally. KQV -sl :mn!A Q ...N -.o o A525- -3 drawing a straight line wasn't quite so simple as we thought, as we soon found out in Brother Francis's mechanical drawing classes. Frank Garcia gets a bit of help here. 0-4 Q XM' 1' unhzvuoun Y seniors in the Block Society gather for a photo, though some members were absent. Working up the stairs we see D'Alfonsi, Ferrari, Fernandez, Harper, Sheehy, Lavell, Medaglia, Maschi, Soto, DuVaI, Leardini, Furrer, Rosselli, Baldini, Miner, Russo, and Gehre. Brother Raymond was moderator of the Block SH group. 000000 0000000000o00000o 000 00000o0000000000 o0000o0000o000000000000 0000000000000000000000 000 0000000000000000o0 0000o000000000000000000 0000000000000000o0o0000 000000000o0o0000000000 00000 000 0000 7000 , c pf' 47 ' .Ny M Tuesdays and Thursdays were the days for trying to talk Mrs. Haskell into getting us out of gym. Most of the time of our Public Health nurse, however, was spent in checking on the fitness of each of us, arranging for clinical appointments, etc. Bob DeDominic helps Mrs. Haskell fill out his health questionnaire. ,4-5 e n-I5 if W' X ' i It ', C' Q I I l 'Saab Saturday was fishing day for these hardy Field 8- Stream members who took an early November trip to the ocean for more fishing fun. A beach fire, sans permit, almost cost the group a heavy fine. Salim- ff f K A 'Nfie 9 Pete Wong was i All-City choiee from SH's 110's team. Consis- E tently a high-scorer, . x - ye. Wong was playmaker for X- Coach Lyons's lightweights. At left, first row, Pete Wong, Dave Romero, Paul Martini. Back row, Tom Kennedy, Jim Handlin, Elmer Micheletti, Larry Kennedy, and John Hentz. . JF, l lO's season's record SH 20 Galileo 45 29 Lowell 38 22 Poly 35 'l4 lincoln 21 29 Mission 27 34 Balboa 32 23 Washington 39 9 SI 34 21951 W, K ,Q , . , LaFrance, Murray. and Miner get going in this shot from the Irish-Galileo game. Gallant Galileo provided Sacred Heart with its third win of the season, 14-7. Jack Bowman tallied' on a pass from Arnold, Arnold scored in a 24 yard and-run. John McCann com- pleted 5 of 8 passes good for 72 yards. sf ox Q, qv 4 5 0 J -1-'fl7i'i :Oni one nation, under God.. ls a familiar phrase at Sacred Heart, where each day in ever class the Pled e of Alle iance to the fla of Y 1 9 9 the United States is given a reverent recitation. Modeste moves in on a Mission layvee as the Irish Iayvees lost Mission, 38-13. SEASON'S RESULTS for the JV's: SH 2 Balboa 6 Lowell 7 Washington I3 Mission 14 Galileo 14 Lincoln 12 SI 7 Poly homework, and a ,A half-time harangue ...there seems no way to escape either The Frosh-Sophs who are pictured here between halves ofthe SH-SI game get some instructions from Mr. L. Vaughan, coach, Despite the coach's admonition, the fledglings lost, 26-19. And homework? Well, it helps to get some of it done in class! '. K ye- . v-4. ' gui H.. l2O's basketball squad at the end ofthe season included the following Jay Porashis Henry Padua Louie Birolo, Rod Gunn, Rene Gaudette Bob Rodriguez Jim Smith and Jerry Paganucci. t W X . 4 . i CI' l . 5 1 5 N! QQ I ,lil lgg MRS. MARY CALLAGHAN President, Mothers' Guild go-getting mothers Mrs. Spinozzi, Mrs. Powers, and Mrs, Barbieri put pressure on students, offered lucrative prizes, and as a result sold more tickets and had a more successful whist party than ever before. Charlie Fox took time off from general handyman chores to pose with four Catholic high girls who acted as scorekeepers at the whist party. a nitrogen atom ' occupies members of the Science Club: Richard Bin, Dan Bridges, Bill Keane, M. Lopez, Bob Beghetti, iv 'Wins hh i hh lun.: 1- v. 2 - I Tom Lax, Frank Piazza, Vic Ayala, Paul Tosetti, Len Berardi, Fred Bellero, Mario Barbera, Charles LaCroix, Mike Selli, Dennis Holland, John Bruno, Umberto Mancini. Two unidentified are not members of the Club. 's..... YN Xxx 1 -41' N E scrimmages and Kansas City Kitty were among the preludes to the annual SH-Sl grid clash. Coaches went over play-patterns while an eager rally committee drummed up a frenzied rally that included the torch singing of Kitty and the trick piano playing of accompanist Hal Kempl. TV personality Lucile Landoe arranged for the professional talent, and made an appearance herself. The cheer leaders got hoarse, and Mr. Henneberry was alternately serious and a ioker as he introduced the members of the team. - . 'sl 1- 535,-L 49 9 U 9 , John McCann ' 'Rx v' ,,...., 6 Lee Leardini .. -i: t ' I Kaul JS' ' Mffigy wg ' ' V ,.. gs ' A W Jock Bowman I A l955 Varsity first row, left to right: D. Rodriguez, Leardini, Sheehy, LaFrance, L, McDonald, Hemby, Lavell, Bowman, Murray, Hecht, second row: Coach Doug Scovil, Maguire, Trudeau, Foss, Calonica, Miner, Jim McCann, John Rally Dance entertainme included assorted hoofers, TV personalities, even a hula-dancer! But it WAS a rally-dance, and cheerleaders Jim Brady, Mike Maffe, John Hourigan, Bill Castro, and Jim Comisky got the crowd steamed up with a few Irish yells. Morning of the Big Day arrived, and members of the varsity attended the tradi- tional pre-game Mass in the Brothers' chapel. A r'-f S Football Team is Q, fQo 101 ev, McCann, Ferrari, Russo, Rosselli, Combatalade, Spinozzip third row: Freeman, Vaughan, Fernandez, Garcia, Power, Pardella, Healy Smircich, Arnold, Kearns, O'Connor, O'Connor, Fauss, Bertolucci, Coach Bill Henneberry. steaks for breakfast are another tradition on the day of the SH-SI game. This year's breakfast, under the chairman- ship of Mrs. Arnold, lived up to expectations, and the hard-working mothers were kept busy, running to the kitchen for re-fills. . '-punt: Nl i fel tape and a -,f 'DFW I ,,. I , Q I Ron Baldini lea 25.5 '....-,ff nd fl' I George Miner A . N if , ,.... E i Dennis Sheehy AKAI' ffl? Bill Ferrari 17 ' sr ' if A r-fVQr Jerry Lavoll tough forward wall Scoring first, the Wildcats gave evidence they would be tough to beat. The Irish came back on a pass from John McCann to Walt Arnold, good for 60 yards, and left the field at halftime ahead, 7-6. ln the second half, the Ignatian forward wall proved impenetrable to the Irish, while the hilltoppers scored twice, to win, 20-7. It was a rugged afternoon. i,l-ff mfvwy X I 'x X, xl , sw .. ' i t I 'ss 25.451 ' , ,.Zv. fi 47 f -1 f Q Walt Arnold 'S All-City ,:?.. rv.,-1 MICHAEL McALLlSTER RICHARD MEDAGLIA JOSEPH CROSETTI Senior Class Secretary , Senior Class Treasurer senior class officers the student council if ARTHUR ORRANTE Student Body President student bod officers A 'PQ -9 .rg- ' r'HffI1- . gr 'if' iv RICHARD MURATORE Student Body Vice-President i'f ? Q CHARLES DuVAL Siudent Body Treasurer WILLIAM NOCETTI Student Body Secretary ,f-.li K 3 af- , g -.f-s.f Mutiny and a jukebox made their appearance at SH, with the St. Mary's College Players taking their show into town for a performance here. After much discussion by the Student Council, the iukebox was installed near the snack-bar and immediately began to rake in the shekels, Dads were on the ball and met regularly every month to plan activities calculated to improve facilities and to stimulate us intellectually and athletically. Riordan was the third victim of the Irish in their pre-league basketball games. After defeating Marin Catholic, dropping a game to Capuchino, beating St. Mary's of Berkeley, the locals lSulIivan and Moresco getting a workout herel took the Crusaders by a 44-35 count. The l30's lost, 43-34. H from By FRANK MARINO Have you ever been tg Alcatraz land? Not many ol us have, but have a member of t' ' dent body. Bob Orr of ss S-202c, who LIVES e'd better get it strangt e very first that Bob I e Rock by chooce and cess-rye. Anjxx-.4y, nu: gh' xt- 1.-. al lite wa-. like nn A 0 li-t-ul they-f, zxiizii Hi -l so fin. :en-l -if we ,g gnu us a lxtllr- :nftirmu f plan' Altatrzi isnt vein' ln ands gn bein: unix' tri g and rising .1 maxim 0 teei :shove the watftf anriswf Baz' lt was f the Spaniattle urigxrml 1858 it he-:an tr. tm I use military prison--rs gov:-mmvnt ln1St'f'1 mt- a maximum tvx.s:t.4l l prison and has ren at spite of recent runtime Uld bf! Closed :iS a pits veiled into a sort 1-2 SA: ri Disneyland fe On The Rock Whats it like nn fr-' be tather is a prison e nt tha- sixty rn sv nu. raw-n:..Q la..,, , .- .. lcatraz a problem walls. There ig also a post office :md A grocery store on the island Bob walks ln the latter after cfhlvwl l.i,,, ml, mt.. tif,1..ii.f ll -lil' :: i V ,,. A 1 i- 1 -- 094 0 W ...:1r' -M X At... ,.e art, Alvin, and Alcatraz came in for a lot of talk in December. Mark Cooper was busy doing the cartoon sketches you see throughout the book, the Blue 8. White received many favorable comments anent the article on Bob Orr, and Alvin the alligator had been added to Brother Hilary's growing menagerie in Room 305. Oh yes, and there was still homework! Social Science Club members had been meeting regularly to discuss things civic and historical. Group included: Bob McDowell, Bill Rowan, Larry Kennedy, Jim Handlin, Bob DeDominic, Rich Ivanetich, Bob Rodriguez, Mike Keating, and Jack Murphy. '1 5 X-. 'f s , ' 1 . .gq .-N s'- w ,rt-f adff if tlf t --ng K, ., 5' , 1 , 7 '- ' XA . , .. V., . li' 4 ' , A .A ' is ' 'Q ff I, A Q f 'Q fggvfv. K. 1 1 1 'Qi tf. ow, .- ,.. ,gf . X ft V 1,4-,ff . 'v ., c ,' :fi V .... gm. , A ,- 1, - , , I.. if, .. '. it i' 7:2 x 0. , 'H 2 y QM ,, ,faq N 1 1 . 5, - 15 ' ' I w .- . 'Q -' i 4 It ' v 17 lv . 'l if . f Q .f wg .f 1 ' i -' B J 4 'H 1 74 A , 's a ' l 4 2 4.1, 5 l ' f . 7 2 i . A fi-Q ff' ' Vflif IQ is I N , 4: , Iseli-r K l,::,5sE.w Pi h ll .alll vw se 37 9 4fk av Sr x,, studies always . 1 laughs were the bill-of-fare the night the Alumni played the varsity, with the seniors versus the faculty as the second part of the twin-bill. The seniors dropped their game to the Scovil-led faculty team, 72-36 lapproximatelyll while the varsity edged out the Alumni, 45-41. Nocetti got 13 points, with DuVal and DiLuzio lsee opposite pagel getting I2 each. s 's-ld vwikggn . I .v 4?tzi1J . ',,,pff 'jJn a srH'f.f ,.f. s gs :ir-p45.B.1 ' l -...bl Bull ' : . Y, fs: 9 4' came first whether it was Spanish under Brother Conrad's watchful eye, or English, or Algebra - we knew that the first duty of Sacred Heart was to our intellectual formation. I' 4 - I I '1 0 o 0 0 a , A h, .o.0.o.o 0 Junior c levers -.5.:.3.3., were already busy selling stock, manu- ,'.'.'.'g' facturing and selling products. ,'.'..... SH Achievers included: C, Aguilar, ,'.','.'.'. J. Araya, R, Neve, P. Martina, ,',',',' P. Maloney, M. Durkin, J. Rigney, ,',','.'. R, Pfiioles, F. Rollo, P. Silva, ,',',',', J. Pierce, E. O'Sullivan, A, Fernandez, ,'.'.'.'.'. D. Quigg, R. DePalma, W. Leonard, ,'.'.'.'.'. R. Fahey, R. Vasquez, F. Maguire, R. Funke, J, Watterson, B. Duarte, .'.'.'.': R. O'Keefe, F. Anselmo, P. Malaret, ,0.',..'. ' B. Zambonin, R. Bierman, G. Nann, .0.0.'.'.' A. Fernandez, R. Daffner, J. Navarro, '9.l.0.'.' F. Solari, and A. Souza. 'l.l.0.0.' I O I O I'I'I'Z'. . a 0 0 0 I n.l.l...l O I I O ff! if IIIIIII 5. 5 5 i 425 ji., I' V gf Q Q I Q is '43 Q- N4 f i 'Q ' V ? ' 5 uf' - if ! 5? ' t I A 1 X E X b f f ..,, f B' 7 ' 'faq WI ' ?2g:.Q-:Lf .Y 1 , , KN -Q 1: - A f . '53 ' ' Q N 5:9 Q Q i -- ' -. -A - f 0 V. M , .1 K S KM ,J 'ig . -J 1 Q.. ' ' Y f-Q. ff' J, 5 B M I ' ' X . . V l V .Q -- -Q In - ' , fa 3, :. ,, -.J M B , 11. Q 1' 5 ' -' asf, .', K ' 159' ' ...fx , - -f. - f il - Y Y if A I-A EN ,1 , ' , V ...N . ' X , n, X ,R J ., V ' A. ,- N X -3 . ,,., ' , ' Yi wg: ce- G2 V NN 9 - -Q Q R2 ,fi f. sr ' ' v Q 5? v , i if . .f ' si Y Q., 5 Y--ef -xi' E Q in-I xx A . i 4? E - f f5 E3 1 X r . . A 1- ff -3- if .. 5 3 . a I., , ,T SM 3 , .,11: E 'J ' ' ,W 'QSP hr, ' i 4, . - A f AO sophomores Accornero, R. Aceves, W. Acevedo, A. Aiello, P. Anlongiovanni Ayala, V. Ay Ay, B. Barber, D. Barbera, M, Barbieri, M. Barbieri, R. Baulisla, S. Beghefli, G. Bellero, F. Bellrano, P, Berardi, L. Bernardini, E. Biagi, T. Bin, R. Bird, E. Birleffi, L. Booth, D. Bradley, J. Brady, M. Bridges, D, Browne, J. Calleia, J. Comarri, R. Campos, C. Canonica, E. Ccrberry, R. Cardenli, F. Cardona, A. Carrick, V. Carrillo, J, ' . M Carver, T. A K' Cassidy, f .A 6. - 1 A fr ,Q Camino, v. my 4, Q 2 V, M I X... ,.. ' N' CUVOHEV, M. V X .1 g Il' E' X. so .'1.iQf 9 5 'S Chang, R. K Q S' 'ff' - :, Q.: 5 Charla nd, D. 1 -- 1 i ' ' Chiamparino, R. m , 1 I' v . xx ' 'fx 'A ' A -f 1. rf ,f Collins, T. - Cresci, A. V 3 Dealon, R, 1,6 V 5 ex oem, L. -- A ' 'Q 7 ' - 1 ' -'ff' Del Carlo F. J 7' B 7 . air-. ' oelmha, P. J, -Y' 1' oemonana, P, 5, N f 52 DeVincenzi, D. ' Dowd, J. iiiU'135 L Draper, B. .1 5' Encinger, M, g in Fahey, R, f' ig ' Forrelly, P, 9 Fauss, D. ..,-. R sa U -.fe . 'fl ,..,.9, I X Qing, A, 5- 'P ' 'imzghjy ,,3.1,S!,M P' MU W 1 V ,Lgs,A,,b..Ai9 A'j L, .XY s., Aikivfiwfil-b'i , , ,ans ' :ef ss' -.naw Nl wi: 5 fzpffx xgixiw. ' iii lll ll Fernandez, A. Fernandez, C. Ferrari, L. ,Q 3 . Fields, E. N ' Falappi, R. iff Foss, R. Foudy, V. Franklin, C. Furrer, J. A Gamch, R. V Garcia, l. Giunlini, G. .s Glynn, F. . P Gonzales, C. H ,, , fps. ' iii? . Goong, R. Guardino, S. Gunn, R, - Haggard, P, ' 4 Hciek, W. i -.A Harlle, R, ' -- Henlz, J. E' Hernandez, G, Herron, W. Heskelh, C. Heyberger, M. Y R. Holland, D. ' 1 Holmes, R, , V Hooke, F. ' Q , R Joh n so ri, M. -' , Horton, R. ' V' ' ' Hourigan, J, N :V Howell, J. f :W Hunler, T. M Hulchins, A. X -',' '4viwh.,1. Johnson, L. V . ' Mike Johnson, S- s.,...,,Lw s lk., 2 ,,. X435 ,J J K.. lg, , , Sophomore class officers Bob Reslani, S-205, Marty Smircich, S-311, Ron Moresco, S 401 203. Missing when pholo was taken was Ray Spinoui, S-3 0 of MQ S -'I Q. vi. J x :Q . .. O Y' xl! ,. 1' I y , X V ,Q or .X,,f C' ' t-uv J ' EQ? M 5 , . ,K . N 'D II? Q: . wa 5 N - . Y 5 4 5 5. 3 X --- K in- 3 xg.. bf Ni P Y ly 4 .o ' . J' .' '- -N .1 5' is 1' J X M ... ,S 1 I ws si CVSK C-. ,:', - 31 22 ,N :1 Q V , I v A , Q Q T x I 7A A by g .s T6 5 . , A ik . -F5 Y Kava grass? .gi A Y' if I1 F. X QW 'QT' QQ. if g,,l . mf 5 vi gm -q, QU ff lg I .Nh ,S+ y, , csv , 55 5' 3 . V. ia 1 2 Q , N--Q ..:' gg 3' x -...J -1 j . 1 A , Q..- V me - 4 5 ...QQ at .fy V ' ...- . ' 'sf-':A,. xox 1? TQ, ge. ' f. RZ. f ix r ' .-23 ' 27.52 . . ' Q 29. ' 'K' ai 9' ZW, .g. ., t ' V 6.54, 3 , ' :L 5 . H ' 9 . 2.15 I, 'v Y J . f 2 - . . ,,., . X 16: gr , , - 1 ,Ef 5... LAMP- '. ' .3 .J . fa- .3 .34 JZ., Q A is Q . I. M 'L sr' J . ' 'I' , X ' ' .-FSF -if . ' A ' .. ,, , r . J , M, i ' ' 4 f e -V X . - , ' . ,wx .f Y- - 'F' wc. , V J ' r in . ' if sophomores x ' v f L L 9' 95 L! - .V,. ,. , . Q: 5? r ' 4 Nevolo, A. j Nocetti, W. qv- I 5- X '11 - Nunez, O. i OIBYJBD, su - ik x---li ' 3' If 'Nigv . . 2 RQ 1,5 Q, , 1.1,-ei -, O Brien, P. s' Q. f 3-Q71 4' O'Conn0r, W. ' in V' f.,' ' Valentini, J, Z Af I ' .- 'Laffy gi oiam, r. ' 1 W 0'5heg, P, C3 Q gil. W1 .-f ir. . ' , ,. . H o'suinvun, J. M N. 4-f' ,' Q' 0'S-f i'0f1f W- f-... L .-. -.1 J .11 Pe-fm-Sufi' F- L . -f L ' f' ' Plerce, .. Y 4 Z J 44 A. -W:-lj .. i . Proioa, J. , A pt fx I N 2 Priolo, J. Puccinelli, R. Rago, J. Ragona, R. Ramirez, A. Ransom, J. ' 'if uv 9 , If N-4 Jung, R. Kavanaugh Keane, W. Kearns, L. Kennealy, R LaJannette, Landon, P. Lanigan, J. Lash, W. Leitch, L. Lewis, C. Limtiaco, J. Loureiro, R Lotti, E. Luini, L. Machado, D Maguire, F Mahoney, J Malfatti, D Malfatti, P. Maloney, P Martinez, A Marty, M. Mensing, J Minana, J. Mitchell, D Monahan, Moorman, Moran, M. Moresco, R Morrison, J Murphy, R. Murphy, W Nave, R. Neves, W. ,440 i Reslam Reyna A Riccardi R Rocchn V Rodriguez L Rodriguez H Rollo, F Rossi, Rossi, Rossi, Rump Rundslrom W Ryan, F Sandy J San Felipe K Selhorn W Selli, M Shea, W Sheehan W Shevchenko H Simi, J Simi, L Skinner S Smith, J Spinozzn R Sfeele J 1 Stone K Stridbeck W Stroppiana J Sullivan D Sullivan L Thorpe W Tomasello Tomasello R Tomassum during Advent we pray, prepare for Christ's coming at Christmas, We took advantage of the recited Mass and the opportunity for Holy Communion. Members of the Mothers' Guild entertained ata pre-Christmas party with Brother Albert rinci al 1 I P P as their guest. 73 l Jah. -f, -Ilgwn QQ-atb! teen-age executives of Junior Achievement companies display their products to R. E. Hambrook, vice-president of Pacific Telephone Company. Joe Navarro, prexy of Peg-O-Company, and Tony Fernandez, president of Trends Unlimited, show what their organizations produce for sale. D fi m-nmlllll' l ll Q i 1 4 -- A A -nl ll' i fl ..,g,? 1 6? 5 fini 1 gym geometry J-'effort .al-in kept us busy in class ond gymnasium Whether it was circles sweating out or volleyball there was little time to loaf Sometimes Mr Scovil ave us the calisthenucs routine wow 9 I -'A 'f 'w4w... . X. I' Q W- -r. . History Club r-sniff' 1' il' met regularly with moderator Brother Bernard to discuss items pertaining to American heritage. Some members shown at left: Bob Laurent, Charles Bauman, Joe Ontiverox, Rudy Rindlisbacher, Don DeVincenzi, Ron Barbieri, Bill Sheehan, and Mario Gutierrez. 46 the Cat, the trophy and cash Sl's incomparable Fred LaCour led the Ignatians on a rampage to dump the Irish 49 26 the victory took the Bruce-Mahoney trophy back to Sl for another year Paul Martini was more concerned with cash - as head business manager for the SHAMROCK his was a constant struggle to make receipts and cash balance Aquarium Club enthusiasts met for dinner, attended various meetings at Steinhart Aquarium. Some members are pictured at right: Ron Egcasenza, John Alvarado, Ray Nave, Rich Estrada, Howard Ross, Rich DePalma lpresidentl, George Moran, and Ron Tershay. Mr. Maloney was group moderator. 47 '19- s Q 2 J' -,,,,,.M. v ii? 2?- if 696 ww Q, 1 .ggff 5. fi. l 'if'- gig e 'E WI if ' f -W . Jinx drew many dancers to the St, Francis Yacht Club. Previously open only to members of the senior class, this year's Jinx was made available to members of all classes. Result: one of the largest crowds in years, dancing to the music of the Skylarks. BROTHER ADRIAN ...af , v5.3 x 34 .'-:- BROTHER BERNARD BROTHER CAMPION BROTHER CHARLES i' wi ,..to I ' 'R ill' '1'i1i,ji-' .ap 'N X 'ifi ' he ,v 9 'fav .,..,-' BROTHER HILARY BROTHER RAYMOND BROTHER STEPHEN 50 BROTHER JOSEPH BROTHER LEON as L BROTHER JOHN MR. SCOVIL facult 1 BROTHER CONRAD 77 -E!! MR. LYONS BROTHER DAMIAN MR. DeCRISTAFARO L12 -Kd H-4 mv HU! 4 BROTHER FRANCIS N-nd ,cv-A 'gvdx MR. HENNEBERRY -ri- MR. MALONEY MR. MAPELLI BROTHER MEL BROTHER NORBERT G X I if O Oo Q Chuck DuVal -'1 0 I Stl Roger Neff Dan Sullivan F3 Rich Medaglia TM Q' semester exams whether in bookkeeping or Latin, brought us up with a start as we racked our brains seeking the right answers. With Charlie DuVal out of action after the Washington game with a bad ankle, the Irish dropped their next tilt to Balboa, 52-42, in spite of Soto's 11 pts. and 14 by DiLuzio. .. wg-qv' x.rs.l.,... 1.- 3 Don Diluzio Bill Nocetti 'N- .ir-'-ix . . flu li' -:rw v K --14lHU'fH', ', ' 'T-1 Q,l'11:'f'iiv.L I P l' 1' 8 ! ' ' ...Q .13 ,fra .1 'Tb-7: W-'fri' 's.. we headed for Oakland I.I I I I I I I I I , I I I I I for the all-day convention of the .l:0:l:l:l: Federation of Catholic high I IIt I I I I schools held in OakIand's I.I.I.I. auditorium. We I I I 1 I I I Gullfoyle. We I I I I I I I Q Sometimes it required a lot of I I I I , I I I I effort to stay awake and listen Q g g g to what was going on, but g'g'g'g' it was worth it. I I I I III! IIII I .i I I I Il I In I I It I It I It I jr I gi I It I It I ll I gi I pi I It I Il I ll I Il I .r I .1 I I I Il I It I II I I I I I with Mass, celebrated by Bishop I I I I I I I I muniong ate our breakfast and I I I I . . I.I.I.I. lunch at the auditoruumg I I I listened to panels and asked I I I I . . I.I.I.I. questions on the sublect of I I I I bad literature and its effects. began the day received Com- . I I I . . . I . i I l.I.I.I.I.I.I.0.I'I ,,g '39,3guIoIIIIIIo - - - . - - - - - I I I I I I I I I Q I I.I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X 1 , f ,F If xr' ,if , ,z Mm K M ' ' .Einar .' gint if WP' 'gzifffgs i Xl: ,L t A Wu , 34 ' -,, 5 , 2 f:-- ' X L, Q YB 20- - ,159 .' x - f Q ' i . wx- - Q 64.833 qw' Sify i' if NA 1 'Qs Haifa? :Q K in , ..,. v J-W M K Q- wwfffx ,M. vN. - -er-ima we ' 79. Mxvxkifi 'gl 9. P - , YX 'v 'f-M555 s ' :if 7 -,Ag 1 fav , S' 'lxg A Qx 3' 'H Q' X X? fi 5' , K xg Q W Q 3' 35 K ' -' .QNX f' Y,4 rf? ' ' J v X 'RX 'JR WZQIKQ., -, y -- xkgxgp-RJ? Q 4 fif:.v?5 :Mix K X s ,. ,ggi X, .Q-,.. ,ff - . x fy Q fg,,, ,' N R '- Q ' 7? -,f , x ' . Y' 'Q .' .. .fin . 1, wi' N ' ' N-1 fx 0' sk- - 9 x M F Q sfvff' X544 fx Uri February, crowds, and C osci meant another copy of the Blue 8- Whiteg such o meager crowd at the Mission game lon both sides of Kezarl that there wasn't enough money in the till to pay expenses. There were 34 of us on the SH side at the beginning ofthe 2nd half, lMission won, 38-32-but our i30's kept up their winning streak, 38-31 i. Ed Cosci, per- sonable editor ofthe '56 SHAMROCK, spent innumerable hours sorting negatives, making trips to Don Bosco, and trying to figure out how to meet the April 1 deadline I Sanctuary Society lupper divisionj members were regular servers at the Friday Masses of the stu- dent body, as well as being on hand for other functions at St. Mary's. left to right: Paul Martini, Dennis Burigsay, Sammy Walker, Bishop Donohoe, Tony Fernandez, Louis Gonzales, Jim Burns, Father Rasmussen, society moderator, Gene Gal- lagher, Frank D'AIfonsi, Frank Portillo, Raoul Fanfelle, Frank Harper, Charles Baumanny Rich DePalmaf Pat Dempsey, John Haley, Jerry Lavell, and Tim O'Hara, society president. 59 ,f-'XX 5-... lg v r E 1 Ninn ,' y r 'sal -i S c W- 1 wi N ll, H9 1' Z. Caesar, and figures-eight came in for lots of attention from Latin students Ron Barbieri and Don DeVincen1i, as they discussed the division of Gaul. Senior Ed Murray and his skating partner Barbara Kucserko walked off Sutro's rink with the Northern California Senior Pair championship after cutting the best figures in competition with some of CaIifornia's best. V+-..., as 'irrn .E l v-Quanta l 'hi'-I.-'Q MM, Q l ' I , 4 X n S I . X : : l I . . gy r' . ea 3 la V YL df, 1 1 . fl - . ,,.....1 .W--. 17-fr .F' Y ev vs Q 5 Nr' i..., 1,3 W .,- ,Q --- ,f mt x 1... ,a ,fi -4 2 ' Francis Aceves Porfirio Aguiar Paul Aiello Raul Alvarado 'if V saf- QS' 1, 'J X fb-my ff .. . -1 -i .. N + ' . s -e MSW -ra. 9 sz., f, ww. i wily. f ii 3 E ii? Nl rf i I an .,- 5944 Frank Anselmo Bob Bandetlini Joseph Caruso Kenneth Cook Donald Diluzio N: Qi' I uv, s L? V , Q7 3 -' 'Q .1 lv 6 fv- aug. 5.1 Waller Arnold Roy Arrighi lJunior Class Presidenll Dennis Burigsay Jim Brady Gary Catlich lJunior Class Vice-Pres.l Fernando Corlez Tom Doonan ph - 7 fm 1 31, ,, ug Wayne Coronel iiab, . Ramon Disperali 7- ,f Q - X ' xegmif rr ff' '-ji, ia get ii al! 'vu ' ff V 2 i X, an 3 ll? AI Baldini George Bolivar Michael Cefalu Terry Costello Jack Dunne K5 S ,. I 'N' 'las- N., Y YL? Y 7-' 'Q Q-+ l x 1? Q---u Jus s-.. Q-q Vi 10 3' Z we if X4 f of Q' 'bl QF s. if -ff? an Bill Beeler Clark Bernard Robert Berfolucci John Boehl AI Calonrco Joseph Camrllerr Phillip Canedo Mall Carberry juniors 9-I S-......f 'Sv' Richard Bond John Clolhier Joe Collins Robe-rl Combalalade Curren Pat Dempsey Donald Dennehy JC'B n3SCCU 'oH i as r James Ewing Earl Fauss Edward Felley 0 .gn-I' - 'rf -we :- :,- - ...Z w--'ff Richard DePalma Clifford Filling Jerry DeVincenzi Norman Foge .. hail' ,-0' asv ,gui 4-36. Sv ,A ..-rv' Q1 53 Go I so -as 5...-f T 'vo -Clif? ' wr' xvi-47 :QQ if 00' ? Am C' Y' ...---f'-' Joe Fontana William Franco Robert Frendo Ronald Funke 'watt an -f:-ffl-:xr ,W - ,110 ,.g-, I QW v - ...,. , A. ,.,, ,,,v,,,.,1, - nczrx. f 5 'T'-0 if X' Q? ' John Haley Ed Handlin .R , .. ' it sv , 1:7 V ' f - l 5 Jesse Gutierrez Mario Gutierrez Rjxiirg kxsfrfzn 1 sr f Kerry Jones Charles Kelly i1'3'-53' i i1ii'.4f,5 ' i U n l O r S - .au- . cvs l ww s IMG? Y v -r K r Aww: 4 ral A-xi 'I' ll'psI 'I l 4 1 -1 3 ps , x V' as L'- , er' ' i James Gallon Roy Garric Guy Gianino Daniel Gomez William Gomez John Illia Ronald laBarbera Bill McPartland Larry Martinez Bill McGuire 4 xv- Tu? Ralph Lozano Paul Martini Anthony Merino Q2 f., fax .,,,-Q23 If iq? ' 75, ' MA, Ab. Rf. ' Bayardo Mayorga James Mona Harry Lyons Andre Marty Charles Mitchell -E? 3 V17 Q 3 inf hr-Y Y' Q-1 41-Q. v WPG' - ' 'di' A . ,ya-iq! Q , ,vw vw., , w-4 Tom Heffernan Tom Kennedy Joseph Morden Daniel McCormick Rich Murcntore 111 I 7.-sv nr' E' ,, .. 5, if . 4 , 7 Qi -. V. v 1 f ' ',, xv. ,JN 1 ,, 1 4 V 4 N r x X, ,,,.. ,,w.,.. M., -. M: qw 'Y 5. fig 'L I 'nv '35-s, Q x. -qw 1 sf ttf' Steven Hoover Tom Kosfci Jim LcFronce 5 X Q 2 Joseph Muscat C. 1 1 .rs A ' -J .fwf. s ,wwf nf.. , ,,. ,. v, Hof.,-, -rr-.-14: Ae '52 an 4 1' ,0- . 5 5 - if us' rw ' so -, ,QQ 4? xv, 'vc , I .. 37 Joe Ontiveros John Porros an vw-Q Jack Orman Yrs-1 79' 3'-v Edmond O Sullrvan li TTY Tony Roland Richard O'Kc-efe Ron Ortega Albeno Sc Vic Pine-do Frank Portelli Shave Smmch Tony Reichmulh Rudolph Rindlisbucher Sammy Roy Tripaldi .rg ,sbt Lf ' 64r.hl . or ...lun juniors Paul Silva Norm Solari Armando Souza John Tryforos Thomas Uniack John Vittori 'S' R0 Q- 7 YZ' Louns Valcr , 25955 in v.., -ef? 1:4 i hu L 'L'- if . W9-5,:, .,. -C V517 - - 57iq?,?5myV Y , vi. , . M U. , , is 3 Frank Passanisi Roger Pehargou 3534 5 Sr-v 3 'sw Frank Pallari Q 'L i I James Pierce .fl 9 f Q.- ,.A . I , 6 Roberi Pen! Andy Quintana Robert Rodriguez Ray Suttles Y Y Jack Watterson David Williams Ronald Wong N lui .- ,I , ,-x,,,,,,,h,,, , . .W ,-1, -.4 , V QM Mons Pmeda Jack Rector Richard Rupprechi George Thrcillklll Frank Zupo 131338 R 'YK 'H' 'Q'--uv' Bob Wheeler 1 f is 32: . x 'w, b -21,4 'Y x 1 ..v-... , I 4 sr , , - 4 A s sSS?t,:,,,1, :1 I' ' EW' lfgfi r VS' rl J, Q 1 T Q!! 1' 1 f x 's ir N Ak 0 1 Qkif ,t,.,,- gg ' I3D's season's record SH 37 SI 36 48 Galileo 33 41 Lowell 29 32 Washington S3 35 Balboa 28 38 Mission 31 39 Lincoln 55 42 Poly 52 '34 Washington 44 t Playoffs li: grill, Ml- if' -. -f fi i l ch, l3O's basketball squad as they were stopped at season's end by the Shamrock photog: Bob Kays, Rich Battaion, Vic Pineda, Joe Sarra, Rich Ivanetich, Louis Decia, Bill Stridbeck, Reno DiBono, Frank Nolan, Ron Moresco. Coach ofthe 130's was Mr. Lyons. For his outstanding play during the season, Rich Battaion, pictured at left in the Lincoln game, was named to the 'l30's All-City Second Team. - ,-5 - ,f ., 41' 1 X A is Qt? cv ' -if w-,wu-ww-Z an . ss, 'y 6 a gd. , ,gc . . gs ft sv 1' f if kg ,gf I if , Q H . . ., 'qxx die-hards and dudes describes the trio above and the dude at lower left. Following the casaba-men of SH in spite of a victory-less season were lomong a few other loyal fonsl Dom Tringali, Rich Furrer, and Len Pera. Arizona dude at left is Sophomore Pete Rossi, who sang the lead in the St. Paul operetta, Meet Arizona. 5' 4 Dads' Club Officers for the year, as they appeared at their monthly meetings, were Mr, Gordon Koller, sec- retary, Mr. Mervyn Lash, president, and Mr. Charles Modeste, treasurer. Mr. Phil Maloney, vice-president, was not present when this photo was token. ,4f' QM- iunior editors of the Blue 8- White, appointed for the second semester, were Ron LaBarbera and Bob Wheeler. Below are two more basketball die-hards, Jim l.aFrance and John Vittori. nv, X , ,K x 5 -- K., v'f4 5' lm .Ti-... Cie non-seni or Block Society members included: Schooley, Muratore, Alvarado Rodriguez, Trudeau, Burigsay, La France, Arnold, Jim McCann, Tripaldi, L. McDonald, O'Connor Illia, Combatalade, Zupo, Hecht, Mur ray, Smircich, and Sullivan. Sev eral other members were absent when this picture was taken. a z tslv fgtg-Q 5 ? I , b V Aa -N., xt X , rig i , ijifse 'WA ,nh V w QS .1 L, , w-1 f QM K. if-M, K ' ' ,f ll 4 4 - 1 N i'v 2 Young Christian ,M Students senior group, met regularly throughout the year with their moderator, Father Prindeville. Active mem- bers included: Rich Medoglia, Joe Tershay, Louis Gon- zales, Rich Chicca, Dave Mercurio, Joe Crosetti, Mike McAllister, Charlie DuVaI, Harry Wilson, George Miner, Lee Leardini, Jerry Lavell, and Bob Campana. prom-time for the juniors found them dancing to the music of Dick Crest and his band in the Italian Room of the St. Francis Hotel. The largest crowd of 3rd year men in recent years turned out for the formal ofioir. Only non-iunior allowed is the student body president. Art Orrante and escort can be seen in the panel of photos on the opposite page Qi? Q- , SQ-41 l QR of tw' T lx ,bf 1' 3, , L11-4: ,f. ,,.' 2 A A 5 E YQ nd l team in the usual order, Gary Cattich, Roger Neff, Rich Medaglia, DuVal, Dan Sullivan, John Cullen, Lloyd Kearns, and Vince Rocchi. Bill Soto was absent when photo was taken. copy, cut-lines, and Y.C.S Ed Handlin, above, pores over faculty portraits, keying pictures to page layouts and copy. As assistant editor, Ed performed this onerous task many times before the Shamrock went to press. Sophomore Y.C.5. members are shown at left as they gathered for their monthly meeting From the left: Ron Barbieri, Don DeVincenzi, Paul Tosetti, Frank Maguire, Dennis Holland, Jim Smith, Marty Smircich, Den Fauss, Vince Rocchi, and Ron Fahey. varsity basketball Bill Nocetti, Don Diluziop Charlie a real mad dance was concocted by the group at the left below as the last social event before the Lenten season. Largely responsible for the decorations and arrange- ments were'l.ou Gonzales, Lou Romero, Charlie Dietz, Frank Portillo, Mary Lahey, Carole Solari, Maryann Comisky Peggy McShane, and Jim Comisky. Art Orrante turns a light fixture into a spotlight, below. memento, homo, quia puluis es with these words Father Prinde- ville put ashes on our fore- heads, and we entered on the solemn season of Lent, in preparation for the glories of the Resurrection on Easter. lf? rr speech club members traveled to various parts of the state to participate in foren- sic meets. At right, mem- bers Paul Tosetti, lfirst place winner in Fresno Tourneyl, Bob Ragona, Don DeVincen1i, Joseph Rossi, John Simi, Norman Solari, Louis Simi, Dennis Barber, Philip Farrelly, Frank Busalacchi, Paul Tomassini, Leo Rossi. fn ' 1- A 3 1 , 4, 4 i I 0 , ' Q W 'px' ,Qi -Lie. H .ag A s .wi ffzfgtt 5 - M Bri: G.. -' fbw 'lar ...ty -v ',.,'2-. fir K f vocations, and alums at breakfast were drawing cards during March, when vocations ex- hibits were set up in the base- ment corridors for student perusal. Alumni met in school cafeteria for annual Communion Breakfast. debate group pictured on right, included Rod- erick Gunn, Roman Paulus, Joseph Mensing, Jonathan Steele, Philip Cronin, Mario Gutierrez, Philip Maloney, and Ronald Barbieri. 'L-1 bills, baseball, and a requiem Harry Lyons tried to see that bills for Shamrock portraits were paid promptlyg baseball had been creeping up on us for quite a while, and broke out with the sunny March weather, Frank Zupo took a healthy cut at the horsehide and connected for a solid hit against El Cerrito as the Irish won, 6-0. Meanwhile, members of the Mother's Guild were at- tending their annual Requiem Mass for deceased members of the organization. vQg,.,..,.. -+..q. A squa- 4303 PHILLIP CRONIN lst place winner, prepared speech division, Christian Brothers' Speech Tourney, St. Mary's College an, i955 AAA aseball champions winners of their 5th AAA cham- pionship in 6 tries were these Irish: Jim Balestreri, George Des Meules, Steve Flores, Jerry Agosti, AI Mondotg Bob Mort, Gene Russo, Bill Soto, Art Orrante, Frank Zupop Coach Dick Murray, Bob Bandettini, Don Schooley, Rich Medaglia, Frank D'AIfonsi, Rich Muratore, and Ed Lampe, school meant physics and sun and subs in spite of the warm spring weather there were still lab experiments to do, and formulas to Iearng the Navy invited Brother Albert and Ed Cosci out for an all-day submarine rideg and more and more of us turned out to watch the varsity baseballers extend their winning streak at Funston behind the hitting of big-guns like Bill Soto. if Tr-ff Bill Soto ov' 4nd,-P' Gene Russo .rv '57i F -AQ!-Z'2r ,Z' ' ' - get .- fag Q: ' i 35: flu 2- L-3 JC: ., rf - E ,f TS' f .. rs r- r S'3f, L F: K Don Schooley Ax ' .4 Roy Tripaldi Playoffs and deadlines brought the attentive crowd above tothe gym to watch the basketball intra- mural playoffs. In the upper division, S-301 defeated S-202a, while in the lower division action, S-203 defeated S-310, in spite of the efforts of Joe Morrison lrightl. Retiring senior editor ofthe Blue 8. White Phil Cronin returned to his old desk to help out feature wrrter Frank Marino, and to con- tribute another article to the editorial page ol the Blue 8. White prior to the St. Mary's College press convention. .-:3:5:3:1:2. Zglglglglglgl' I I I U I I I :2:-:-:5:-:-:- ' l.l.l-l.l.C.l -:-f:-:-'-':r-:- I I .l:l Q. . 1' I XX V r 5:5 ' .R nrt cn L- 'MD' ,,,. Raul Alvarado ' - . , . ' we 1 0 . l .avi ,if 4, ul Q LV, 'Cz' S Ct. 5 X dll' xi A wiki 3 mil, 'lux WW ,, Xl ,fi .iff4 i956 varsity baseball team in the usual order: Roger Neff, Steve Gehre, Rich Muratore, John Boehle, Raul Alvarado, Don Schooley, Frank D'Alfonsi, Roy Tripaldi, Rich Medaglia Gene Russo, Rich Viola, Frank Zupo, Coach Dick Murray, Art Orrante, Dan Ranieri, Bill Soto, Earl Fauss, Frank Harper, and manager Richard Murphy. Ni- rehearsals and C.S.F. lupper divisionj rehearsals for the spring musical We Work for West, were in full swing as we ended April, with the production slated forthe first week of Moy. Meantime, upper division members ofthe California Scholarship Federation forthe 2nd semester were holding regular meetings under the direction of their president, Ed Handlin. Other mem- bers included, in the usual order: Bob Tello, Ronald Wong, Ed Handlin, Mario Gutierrez, Ron Labarbara, Phil Cronin, Tom Kosta, and Louis Gonzales. .gov Lv 1 , Art Orrante All-City i 'X Richard Viola Roger Neff fathers and sons got together for their annual Communion Breakfast. Brother Adrian was toastmaster for the event which drew Earl Fauss a large crowd for the second year, thanks to the work of the Fathers' Club. Below, left, John Boehle blanked St. Mary's of Berkeley, 6-0. pref'- 'Ti Rui sl i C050 Fo 'I I Y flower divisionj f if included these top scholars: Ron Barbieri, Don DeVincen1i, Jim Handlin, Larry Kennedy, John Centobie, Peter Aiello, Mike lopez, August Nevolo, Bill Lash, William Shee- han, John Dinniene, and Ron Egcasenza. 81 w 1 W 'Z XX --, , 71.5 ff ,rl , ..,,. 1 ww if LOUIS GONZALES Religious Activilies Award fy. sr' S -ff WILLIAM SHEEHAN Brolher Justin Medal Sophomore Religion 82 CHARLES DIETZ Archbishop Milly Medal Senior Religion if-f PAUL TOSETTI Richard O'Connor Award Public Speaking Lower Division S, 54 TN!! .N h MARIO GUTIERREZ Saint LaSalle Modal Junior Religion ALFRED JOHNSTON Science Medal 43 fs ev T' LAWRENCE KENNEDY Brother Xenophon Medal Freshman Religion medal 'six E' ROBERT HAL General Excellence Medal Busrness Deparlmenl ARTHUR ORRANTE Loyalty Medal Awarded lo graduate In recognmon of loyalty and cooperahon nn school achvmes 91' WILLIAM FERRARI Mandarm Club Medal for Scholarship and Athlehcs Wll1l16l'S PHILLIP CRONlN General Excellence Medal Academe: Department Ruchard O Connor Award Publnc Speakmg Upper Dwnsnon ii 4 'K 'X at ,ti li' ,,-'gs i windups, retorts, and an assembly and already April was upon us. Andy Pilara showed off his form on the mound, while some eager iuniors made things bubble and boil in the chem lab. And in an assembly-entertainment presented by the band, Mike Maffe and Mike Durkin provided comedy relief with a take-off on This Is Your Life. x ,f FE., 5 4 fff? z,Lj in .i ' ,L -L IH- 1 -I 'ic' 2 Ni! udp -, I uf 'xii 00000 00000 C0000 0000 0000 00000 00000 00000 00000- OIOI0 0000'l1 00000 000001 00 .0000 O 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 0 I l 0 0 0 0 f iN I 'W l95 ,.'1N+ 'N-4 ls s 6 junior varsity baseball team shown at left are: Harry Monahan, Tom McGee, Ken Tony Bu DiBono, Barbieri, John Vittori, Henry Padia, Lewis Johnson Bautista, manager, Coach Charlie Byrne, Dennis rigsay, Paul DeMartini, Jim MacDonald, Reno Francis Aceves, Frank Portelli, Ray Navarro, and Dennis O'Keefe. as relax enjoy yourself only a month more and school s out' So right now listen to Pete Rossi singing Great Pretender and Charlie Modeste blowing sweet on St Louis Blues It won t be long now' ,es 9 l 'Z w wt GJ' I I p 1 1' xx Q , Q A ' 'X it ,f' 'Jn' X Q U , A ' M K - A JOHN BOWMAN L '1 .., Jossru aRAosHAw 'S M MARCEL BROCHIER ' NP Q-gr 5-sf 1: i 55 I I m Q, V VERNON BRAUN 14 ' RICHARD BRUNN DIASDADO BULIDO seniors CARLOS AGUILAR GUADALOUPE ALVA RONALD BALDINI CHARLES BATTAGLIA R1CHARD BATTAION RONALD BENSON SAL BOLOGNA ROBERT BORZONI JAMES COMISKY CHRIS CONNEALLY FRANK CONNOLLY MARK COOPER EDWARD COSCI PHILLIP CRONIN JOSEPH CROSETTI RICHARD DAFFNER 1 -mfg Q X .14 seniors Rosen CAMPANA fd noasnr cAMPu.Lo YQ'-7' RICHARD cHlccA JAMES BURNS FRANCIS BUSALACCHI RAY CAMACHO 'EW' N 2- - fav 'SQ E 1- W. 'Q K . 'Kb' Mer we ,ia W 5 NX 45, K -.3 Ek, i Q-.f-f iv ' .1 I FRANK D'ALFONSI WILLIAM DARRAGH ROBERT DeHERTEL ANTHONY DELGADO KENNETH D'AMATO THOMAS DEAN CHARLES DELANEY ROBERT DEMO ROBERT J. EANuccHl CHARLES mErz LAWRENCE Dlvno GEORGE ELLIS RAOUL EANEELLE DiMAGGlO CHARLES DuVAL MICHAEL FAHEY ROBERT A. FANUCCHI X251 o 1 :fx 've W7 dj- W- -Q -4 I cj ., sf' Af' 421 ANTHONY FERNANDEZ STANLEY FREEMAN GENE GALLAGHER JAMES FORD RICHARD FURRER FRANK GARCIA WILLIAM FERRARI LOUIS GONZALES CHARLES GuERRERo JACK HAMMOND ALEX cREENwIcH ROBERT HALL BURT HAMRoL .I- wr:-I E Q -J ,,,,x - I I X S I W i' Nl vs? wwf ,' 'REX -19' l -an-7 1 4,1-f STEPHEN GEHRE ROY GIORGI TIMOTHY HANIFIN FRANK HARPER -F x 'Fm Nb 457 ,suv JOSEPH IRVING FRANK JERABEK LEE LEARDINI PAUL KIERNAN JOSEPH LATHAM , fx 5-I'Y1Ir:3X2E-g, ay ' u x i -L? 4 'if sq. x v, I Fwy! kin ALFRED JOHNSTON ROBERT KAYS MICHAEL LEE 1? L00 av 1 Nl, EUGENE LENCI ERRY LAVELL WILLIAM KIELY WALTER LEONARD .-ang: i if GEORGE MACCHIA ITALO LAZZARESCHI tar, 'I N32-1' ix, RICHARD MEDAGLIA MIKE McAlLISTER ROBERT MANGAN PETER MASCHI KENNETH McCARTHY A JOHN MARTY 91 gn- SJ' JOHN McCANN JOSEPH NAVARRO l' L DONALD McGARVEY Y 'HWS' 5: JERRY MCGUIRE wo' up-my nh EDWARD MURRAY PATRICK MURPHY ,nv-1 QV ROBER I 1. ERNEST MENDIETA DAVE MERCURIO T McGARVEY 23 OZ F532 rrlU EE ZF rnrn Z2 5,13 A 4 ,,,g4,, l I .T I '.:,,:,e:'j.5 t , . - , 1 Ig . J- .f,:1' . ' '2 ' ' ., I A N N' I , w u 4. ,, an T -B WILLIAM O'REGAN ROBERT ORR FRANK PORTILLO BARNEY POWER ,,,. ,.., . 5 V -,,.. ,, Gt' ,X N- i .V 1.9:- 1 2 ARTHUR ORRANTE PATRICK PADIAN MANUEL QUINTANA JERRY PULT KENNETH QUADROS u., '. R 577 W '-ws, -' ',,,i?'5 ffi ' ' ' if Y X N 4 4 ' Q 1. 45 5 52? Y L 3. Q ' ' 92 JOSEPH ROGERS ROBERT ROSSELLI 'mv -sur-Y WILLIAM ROWE GILBERT ROYBAL JoHN noomcusz l szoasnr RYAN wuumm SANMNA Jossm smzmx ROBERT SAITZ . satifr . ' 5 xgIH4v'!lh611, if DENNIS SHEEHY gg -:if x 'vs yi' L I-in :,T p Qin? . Nl' Y-ai GARY VANNELLI I JOSEPH VEGA -sv' RICHARD VIOLA . A., 0 f. GARY sommsnmo noaenr reno Joseru rsnsnn 1 E: SX f' iii 40 E, -C7 'S' . iz z x . 5 ' ,J 2 -,K WAYNE wArrsoN ,..., ' f ,V .,,. -if ALBERT WEHRLY . A w hx: sf -.1-2. ' ,5 E 1 ' Q I 4 affix -nf ?' I v, N- 'sf MM., 123' Eff Q'-vi Q , WILLIAM SOTO RICHARD TERHEYDEN DOMINIC TRINGALI Isee pages 98-100 for senior biographiesl seniors BRUNO ZAMBONIN DARRELL ZAMACONA MICHAEL WOODROME lf. uni N' A .-1 x A K KD:- N . GEORGE WHEELER JERRY WHOOLEY X f5X A1 Q! . 7'-sqft ll.. hardy mermen practiced daily at Hamilton Pool under the direction of Mr. Henneberry. The group included, in the usual order, Bob Demo, Yony Haggerty, John Centobie, Bill Saxsenmeier, George Estape, Ronald Ladrech, John Cullen, Ed Handlin, Mike Woodrome, Robert L'Etoile, and Jim Handlin. ,J ,ZW 1 iid if dugouts and discussions gave us time to think things over, whether it was a bad throw to first, or the las Federation meeting topic. While the base- ball addicts took the sun at Funston members of the Federation of Catholic High Schools group met to discuss future events of the organization Shown at right are louis Gonzales Andre Marty Ron Ortega Father Prindeville archdiocesan director of FCHS Jim Comisky Frank Portillo Jerry Lavell Harry Lyons Charles Dietz and Frank Busalacchi gf 4, it i ff ,, l l Xlg Yi' S r- K A .v 1 i 5 I R1 ,is- '- ... 0 0 Og , 'sis 'O 0,5 I S S S H P ,, vs X 1 s.', Q0 as .Q as June draws near we get a bit more anxious and the time in class drags more and more, our minds wander as we plan events for the summer and dream about the River and Fairfax. Even the baseball fever that infects Sacred Heart during the home- stretch for the AAA pennant doesn completely disrupt the measured order of our school lives, and Friday mornings still find us on our knees at Mass. That locker? It's still giving us trouble. Can't seem to keep things from falling out every time the door is opened! '-' 7' ' A I -. 1 3 A .4 A s 4 'Qc' ' 4 future hams twist dials in the radio room off the physics lab as they sharpen up on their code for amateur licenses: Ron Barbieri, Phil Maloney, Ken Stone, August Nevolo, Bill Murphy, Fred Hooke, Jesse Ransom, and Vincent Foudy. Brother John was group moderator. we end at the beginning forthe end of the year means gradua- tion for 157 of us, and graduation is really the beginning. And as we get fitted for a cap and gown and practice for the graduation ceremonies we remember the crack of Art Orrante's bat and the string of base- ball victories and maybe the time when we wrestled with THAT MAGNET in science class ourselves. They were four great years! Memories . . . and the next big moment will be graduation night and that final recessional. Yeah, they were four great years! -s X f AGUILAR Ca1los St Anthonys 1632 Florlda 8 6 Bo Jumor Achtevement 4 Transferred from Peter ALVA Guadaloupe Paul 6 29 h St 8 3532 Shamrock eratton 4 ted Sream Junt Achtevement 3 BALDINI Ronald Corpus Chrtstt 180 Havelock St 7 68 otball 2 a st y otball 4 B Honora e men ton A I tty Football 3 BATTAGLIA Charles Vtsttatton I Teddy 6 5941 Ltbrar af 3 4 Transferre from S Peter s BATTAION Rnchard All Hallows 82 Budgewew Dr M 7 0273 Class ecretary 1 a e a 1 s osketball 2 s b e 0 u 8. Whtte 2 BASULTO Ernest Monterey Blvd S Ftnn r JU 7 6825 Drama ctety 3 Fle 8. Stream 2 Dance Comm1ttee 4 BENSON Ronald 620 Spruce St St Edwards 239 ue tte 3 te r m Dance Commtttee 3 BOLOGNA Sal Sts Peter 8 aul 446 Bay St TU 5 5764 Bentlde Club 2 Dance Commtttee 3 Swtrnmtng 2 8 Unton TU 5 0293 battng Speech 4 BOWMAN Jack Satnt Mon1ca s 173 23rd e 64631 Varsr Football 4 BRADSHAW Joseph Eptphany Newton DE 3 8635 The Shamrock BRAUN Vernon St Montca s 583 19th Ave 1 72 BROCHIER Marcel S Annes 1331 27th ve LO 6 6405 Fteld 8. eam 1 B 1 u BRUNN Rlchard Eptphany 1236 Naples St JU 7 0946 BULIDO Drosdado Sar of e ea 590 Funston 2 612 C 2 Juntor Achtevement 3 Class Treasurer BURNS James Pau s 1782 Church St Ml 8 0984 Sanctuary Soctety 4 Feder 1 n F1eld 8. ream 1 3 4 Bentlde Dance Commtttee 3 120 s b ke all 2 BUSALACCHI Frank St Cecelta s 2050 23rd Ave O 1 8289 d eratton of C H S 3 4 Deba 1 eech 4 1e Sream Bent e u 1 CAMACHO Ray All Hallows 60 Serra Drtve Blue 8. Whtte 3 4 ant: ry Soctety 2 3 4 Junror Achrev m nt 3 4 CAMPANA Robert Sacred Heart mor blographle 4 Fulton St 60 37 Blue 1te 2 3 e ratton of C H S 2 3 4 Debattng Spee Be u 1 Rally mtttee 3 Dance Commtttee 3 4 Servrce ub 4 Class Prestdent 2 4 Class e s wtmmmg CAMPILLO Robert Fountatn St Achtevement 2 Class Vtce Secretary 1 P1..11ps 84 6 Juntor res 2 C ass CAREY B111 St Thomas More 4 Beverly St DE 3 8832 CHICCA Rtchard 387 Prtnceton St 4 Fteld 8. Stream Class Secretary 1 COMISKY Jrm 17th Eltzabeth 5 4353 Y 1 Class Treasurer 4 Star of the ea Blue Ile 6 EYOTIOFI O otr ent e u Ra ommtttee 4 Dance Commtttee 3 ervtce Club Cheerleader 4 C ass :ce Pres CONNEALLY Chrts Mtsston Dolores 7 14th St KL 2 0773 Bentlde ub ass tce r CONNOLLY Frank St Eltzabeth 134 Harkness Ave 5 8638 otball 2 COOPER Mark St Mary s Cathedral 747 Geary P 5 9290 Blue 8- Whtte 3 The Shamrock 4 COSCI Edward Jo n s Benton Ave JU 7 4660 The Sham r c 3 Edttor S am ro 4 CRONIN Pl-ullp Star of the Sea 221 Arguello St I 5506 Blue 1te 2 2 3 Debatt peech 1 1 trary staff 2 Dance Commtttee 4 s ba ketball 3 Boys State re re ntattve 3 1 r B ue 8. W 1 e CROSETTI Joseph Anne s 1423 15th ve MO 4 5986 Y SC 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 JV base a 120 s bas e 130 s baske DAFFNER Rrchard Mrsston Dolores 34 0 17th St UN I 8445 Debattng Speech 4 SF Youth Assoctatton 3 Jun or Achuevement 4 Boxtng 3 DALFONSI Frank Corpus Chrtstt 51 Harr1ngton St 5 4911 B anctuary oc1ety I S 2 Fteld 8. Stre m 3 Ben ld C b 2 3 Class Vtce r 3 Class Treasurer 4 Vars1ty baseball 3 4 JV baseball 2 DAMATO Kenneth Sts Peter 8. Paul 2749 Hyde St G 4 8537 JV football 3 DARRAGH Walltam O r Lady of Mercy 113 Westdale Ave 72 rama 4 ted ream ent e u 3 Junt r Achrevement 2 Swrmmtng 1 DEAN Tom Mtsston Dolores 59 Henry St HE 1 0648 Benrlde Club DeHERTEL Bob St Elrzabeth 1327 Brussels St JU 5 7102 DELANEY Charles St Annes 1270 8th Ave MO 4 1830 Fteld 8. Stream 1 Bentlde Club 2 DELGADO Anthony St Elnzabeth 212 Hale St JU70191 DEMO Robert St Brtgrds 1560 Greenwtch St PR 5 3269 JV football wtmmtng 1 DIETZ Charles St Montca s 348 25th Ave BA 1 3058 The S am roc 3 e eratton of CH S C Deba tn eec Q 1 oll all Tra DIMAGGIO Angelo Sts Peter 8. Paul 1925 Mason St PR 50092 Class Vtce Pres 3 DIVITO Larry St Mtchaels 7 Sadowa St DE 35280 Class ec r ary 4 V aseball DuVAL Charles St Kevms 8 5639 ck SH Blue :te 4 Drama 4 Bent e Club 2 3 Servrce Club 4 Cheerleader 3 Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 1 130s basketball 1 Varstty basketball 2 3 4 Student Body Treasurer 4 FANFELLE Raoul St Montcas 746 30th Ave SK 2 1759 Sanctuary So cte y nt u Class Prestdent 1 FAHEY Mtchael St Mrchael Montta Way JU 7 2624 Class Treas FANUCCHI Robert A St Cectlta 2182 25th ve LO 6 7383 FANUCCHI Robert J All Hallows 1924 Lane St AT 2 6703 FERNANDEZ Tony S Patrtcks 340 Valencta MA 1 3297 Sanctuary Socrety 4 Drama 1 4 Juntor Achre e nt 2 4 Varsrty Foo ball 4 JV FERRARI B ll St Montca s 4 20th Ave 1 Bloc S Class Vtce Pres 4 Varsrl football 3 4 FORD James St Thomas Apostle 658 38th Ave B 10803 Cass :ce Pres Clas Tre urer football 2 FREEMAN Stan St Mtchael s ae 7 3009 Blue 8. 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Stream I Junror Achrevement 2 HAMROL Burt St Thomas 650 38th Ave B 1 8877 Class Pres: nt ball T 1 Swnm mmg 2 HANIFIN Tum S Phrr s 74 Elrzabeth St VA 6 4235 HARPER Frank St Emydrus 99 Urbano Dr JU 7 7722 Sanctuary ctety 2 3 4 Federatron of CHS 2 3 4 Varsrty base arsuty football 3 4 JV fo ball Track 2 3 Boxrng HEMBY Wrllram S Brugnds 1240 Green St OR 3 1657 Varsrty football 3 4 JV football 2 IRVING Joseph Paul s Gladys St Ml 8 2184 Freld 8. Stream 1 Class Secretary 2 JERABEK Frank St Edward s 3882 Sacramento St SK 2 1 69 JOHNSTON Alfred Holy Redeemer 4402 17th St lno phonel KAYS Robert St Vrncent DePaul 25 Capra Way 7 6797 1 s basketball 2 130s basketball 4 Trans ferred from Eureka 2 KIELY Wrllram Star of the Sea l Ave 63202 1 s basketball 2 KIERNAN Pau Star of the Sea 166 Oth Ave 4 1 s basketball 2 LATHAM Joseph St Peters 9 0 Capp JA 4 0563 Dance Commattee 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Junror Achrevement 2 Class Secretary 3 JV baseball 2 JV foo ball 2 Servace Club 4 LAURAY Rene St Anne s 2430 Krrkham St SE 1 6812 Youth Assoc Fr d 8. S am Ben lde Cub Junror Achrevement 2 3 4 Transfer ed from St Joseph s College 2 LAVELL Jerry St Marys Cathedral 970 Post P 5 9435 Blue 8. 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White 4 ORRANTE Art Church of the Vnsrta tuon 241 Blythdale Ave 3790 Presrdent of the Student Body Vrce presndent ol the Student Body Secretary of the Student Body 2 SH 3 2 3 Benrlde Rally Commuttee 4 Dance Commrttee 3 4 Servrce Club 4 Class Pres: ent Vorslty b 3 seball 2 4 Aucny ba PADIA Manuel Sacred Heart 5 Oak Sl PADIAN Patnck S Peters 1337111 Alabama St VA 4 2788 Junror Archrevement 2 3 PAYNTER Woody St Vrncent DePaul 3742 Drvrsadero WE 1 5 00 s s etball Cass tre sur r PEDEUPE Roger Star of the Sea 163 12th ve 1 6 PERA Len Brrgr s 3052 Franklrn St OR 3 9138 Benrlde Club 5 D ama s a ketball 120 s baske a PERFETTO John St Emydlus 567 Vrctorra 4 74 7 Junlor Achievement 4 PORTILLO Frank S Patrrcks Paras St JU 7 4442 Sanctuary So r y Fe eral o d 8. 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