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

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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

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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