St Augustine High School - Saintsman Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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We have done this because finding so many topics of interest in these periodicals reminded us of the relation to things happening at SAINTS. In the yearbook are recorded the LIFE of the seniors, TIME for the underclass, the LOOK of activities at SAINTS, the action of our SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, and, of course, the FORTUNE we have in learning from our faculty. All of these magazines fit into A YEAR'S SUBSCRIP- TION. 139 .5513 ,I lx.'l51 1 ' -1 Subscription lil! -id 'Y'-'F '1?' 1 -A -Ll.-:D J 'X FJ 5 FACULTY: Fortune is a magazine for businessmen, and the members of the faculty are businessmen. 'l1 SENIORS: Life has been eventful for the senior in this, his last year at Saints. 25 UNDERCLASSMEN: Time is an im- portant factor in the life of every underclassman. 57 SPORTS: Sports Illustrated ...means many action shots of much exciting play . . . throughout the year . . . produced the best in desirable teams 89 ACTIVITIES: Look into the past activi- ties and then look into the present . . . more active and . . . more spirit than any class previous. 995 'I ,,c4J1f7ggf3,L 1, ,f f L13 771684611 4, '9 76 Qliizcfffi .y L ,ffl 5 LE',,7 ZNl2 ,.JJ wLf.:4-414,111 , f 0 5.44 E267 ' .l,Q , nc Il, . Q!! ciflf,J,fgi 772 1 if .7 , I, L6 VGLAJL ti I Nl 'gaidy vfzfcf T. . 7' fffffcf-fn! -'file-fffr,-fl! va ' .L ,gugfgfib fl 7 ' . jfftiiiil' 5'-'fi7L'7 'Ulf fi 7411. Ll L ' ' W Cf 'lL llflp' J,-127,43 fri-7' liflgdfgl ,f-ZXVL. 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The Editors and Stott of the SAINTSMAN 'l959 lovingly dedi- cated their work to Father David Ryan O.S.A., who this year left our faculty after 19 years as a teacher. We know Father Ryan's love tor Saints has grown continually since his student days here in the middle 2O's, and we thank him in for it. Father's enthusiasm was contageous, and over the years iranged thru yearbook moderation, photography, choral activity, radio, art, and aviation. His versatility as a teacher will be wit- nessed by a generation ot students who had him for every subiect on the curriculum except one. Father started the band in 1940, taught every instrument for a decade and for years has been moderator ofthe band. We again thank Father Ryan for being to us, in a real sense, a father and invite all our readers to drop over to St. Patricks on 30th St. and say hello. 4 ,,r' ij L+ ww' xv. X J . -1, ,W-111 fi' .QA ,f -,.,. , 'w X ,far IPO fa' l 'U' .. A ,,.4-a 'VER it it , 1 za f v at f' Y alien Hua in Dwelling on Saint's campus, Very Reverend Thomas B. Austin directs the Augustinian Fathers on the West Coast in his office as Commissary-Provincial o the Vice-Province of St. Augustine. It is his responsibility to seek the welfare of the 0rder's parishes and schools in our state, and the future development of them throughout the West. 6 26440 Hczeman Most Reverend Richard H. Ackerman, C.S.SP,, auxiliary to Bishop Buddy and former Director of the Propagation of the Faith, presided at a Mass Coram Pontifice and officiated in blessing cere- monies which officially dedicated our new ad- ministration center September 22, 1958. gum -:syn-If Xl N 'Nl I T- A l MAL 4' s ll 4. , . V 1 if A .,4. . T - t ' . .mf it it ' v 'th , A F .2 U X . - A T t t T 2 u hy A X ,E ' Aly. h -' K XV, . ' ' . i it it is I V, 'N'-. Q 'V wi, . W' gt f ,wg ' 1 T ..,. i. X , . L s tu .1 Assisted by Fr. Glynn and Fr. Williams, Bishop Ackerman blesses new building in dedication ceremonies, On Monday, September 22, a ceremony was held to dedicate our new building. An addition of 3600 square feet provided for increased office space, enlarged library facilities, a lounge for lay faculty, and a student activity room. Prior to offering a Mass, Coram Pontifice, The Most Rev. Richard Ackerman, C.S.Sp. Auxiliary Bishop of San Diego, officiated in the blessing of the new structure. He was assisted by Very Rev. Thomas B. Austin, commissary provincial New Building provides new office space. Fr. Austin along with Fr. Aherne, greet Admiral Hartman at civil dedication ceremonies. of Augustinians in California. The afternoon ceremony, a civic dedication, was presided over by Rear Admiral C, C. Hartman, U.S.N., com- mandant of the Eleventh Naval District, who cut the ribbon opening the new building to inspec- tion by city and school officials. In his speech Fr. John Aherne outlined the school growth from its original enrollment of 22 to the present 800. Following the ceremony was a reception in the school patio. ' Library facilities expanded. -439 I, a .,, 4 ,ff W ' 's, iw.. ' 5 i Q I r p. Q ,. 1 s QR! ., 9 'Q l4'D1X1'v,,Z' '5- .nv -M Saints had its beginning in 1923 with the erection of Austin Hall which served as school headquarters and priests' rectory and of Vasey Hall, a group of four classrooms and an office named after Fr. Nicholas Vasey, O.S.A. Then in 1947 Sullivan Hall named after Fr. Mortimer Sullivan, C.S.A., was added increasing classroom space with four more rooms. 1951 saw the completion of our most ambitious undertakings, Sheehan Hall and Dougherty Gym. ln memory of Fr. John Sheehan, O.S.A., and Fr. Joseph Dougherty, O.S.A., respectively, classrooms now numbered twenty providing space for 700 students with the gym able to accommodate 1000. Erected as a memorial to Fr. Blasius J. Zeiser. O.S,A. in 1953 was a bell tower which is used for the angelus, Our most recent addition completed iust last year provides for spacious and modern offices as well as a beautifully appointed library and popular student activity room. ff Sheehan Hall al- I IJPW 1 'ig FORTUNE FORTUNE is the mogozine for businessmen, ond the mem- bers ot the foculty ore businessmen. The school is their office ond students cure their business. The tools of the trode ore books, test popers, correcting pencils, ond greenies. The teocher is usuolly not opprecioted. He octs os counselor, disciplinorion, ond iudge. His business tokes precedence over his other interests. He must work in his foctory, the school, full time, to turn out o fine product -you, the student. 'Sv' 1 ,,,, . 1, , 1va,,I', . A' VA A K, ,. V xv Q .. A f, , W Q . S if 6 0 ', , Eg 3 ,MEM Q' -- 9 -T .L 1 . il I I I 1 f l1 33 tu ff Wefuf Zen. Quia 2, ,44efme, QS.,-4. As principal of our school, Rev. John Aherne, O.S.A., heads the English Depart- ment and contributes immeasurably to the success of every scholastic endeavor. His behind-the-scenes method of administration leaves many unaware of his accom- plishments, suffice to say he is, literally, the man behind the team, lt is his task to coordinate workable schedules for students and teachers alike as well as to direct Saints' welfare in every phase of education. Since l954, he has brought the school to a position of prominence and respect in this city, climaxed by our admis- sion to the CPI.. lt is the dedication and diligence of men such as this that cannot help but spell continued success for Saints. I Lyfg, fu 'T 1 I 1 ik,L4'f ' V 4 5, AL LQ 77-LQ, ,fi gx ft jg in L . .'I' X . y FR. DONALD WILLIAMS, O.S.A, Adm-mr trative Assistant, Head of the Language Department, Moderator for the Sensor class, Mothers' Club, and C.S,F. Teaches Religion and Language. Home Room JD .41- w -. ,N , N51 P' FR. CHARLES DANAHER, O.S.A., Pro- curator, Head of the Religion Depart- ment. Moderator for the Junior class and A.S.B. Teaches English and Re- ligion. Home Room 4C. x MR. RICHARD BERTAIN, Head of Audio-Visual Department, Counsellor for the Junior Class. Teaches Mathe- matics and English. Home Room 'lA. WWW ,f MR. JOHN FINAN. Athletic Director, Counsellor for the Sophomore class. Teaches Mechanical Drawing and Mathematics. Home Room TE, . Q Ji- 'li' ' 'J ll , 'il ' -I ' 'V .K M 45 J A wtiwltf 1 , cf 0 OxAjxAA A w+,'.'.llf , ' ' fn, 5, , M , 'Y lux' dz .,.,n Led by Mr. Alfred Mishall academic work. .-frif it I , classes daily learn the fine art of typing enabling them to do neater 6 ft ,1.-. A9 li .lin Well, a-yeh, how do you do this, Sophomores Pat Barry, Bill Usher, Joe Hubbard? Sullivan, and Mike Nugent look and listen as Ruben Carriedo lectures on the Mass vestments with the assistance of Mr. McLaughlin. ,f f . - K7 f .4 2-rt ,Ci fl .ff 7- f .5 I I f ff f' fy .,,, W I by , X, X, W , ,. J ff ' , A - jf ff 1 'Vial -f if '-if -1 T- -,Z fv sf ' ' ' f f 'fJ..JeJ.,e a,,,V, . , fl , l I l ' 1 1 Ill ,-,ftfl ff , F ,ff , 1' ,f x .J ,V f .f , f , 1. Ng'-qi ' MR. FRED BOJORQUEZ Coaches football and baseball J.V,'s. Teaches Social Studies. Home Room 3F. 'x MR. RAMON BONOMO, Teaches English and Religion. Home Room 2E. MR. THOMAS CARTER, Head of the P.E. Department, Varsity Football Coach. He teaches Physical Education and Science. Home Room ID. . Lzffsagz ,f 1 2 1, QQ : A , ,ziavypf ' E lx- 'iff' , lx Z7 . W' 'Tw eg ',.f5:,':,- M ,.,f' S? W Holding his symbol of authority in hand, Fr. Williams gives his Spanish class a few helpful suggestions. vw' i6 I I I I I MR. FRANK DENE, Moderator of The Augustinian, he teaches History and Religion. Home Room 3E. MR. LEONARD DONOHUE, Coach of Cross Country and Track Teaches Physical Education. r 43 I' g an nv f fa: i 4 A 1, :V h Q QV QQ,-fii '24 ' H 'V ' Ja' 'Q Qin!-ff f. A-Lg, U 2 g, rg 2 f '. I wi 'E' R' ffl' -5- a M - 1, g je 'li ii ff' i I fs 5 ., if 4 A' 3 . , 9 'Q 1 5 . 5 E , 5, fi , F .Vg 1 5 ii 4 4 S, 6 , X X x . X .J so ' nk f N xx. 1 A ! 1 gf . f W' K 3 ff- .i K ,. w J U ' '-v 6? ' Qi. 12316. 'litl N .,., ,.. ' 3:2-'la '.-'St' ' E- 'Ziff '. V o .. .5 - 0 Y' N n 6.- an D J A43 4 .4 2 , M ,f ,f ,Q 'b I l ,,'ff iff!! V! K.. MR. BERNARD FLAHERTY, Coaches J.V. Football. Teaches History and Physical Educa- tion. gag? Wu MR. HENRY FRABOTTA Band Director. FR. THOMAS GARRETT, O.S.A. Head of the Science Depart- ment, Moderator of the Fath- ers' Club. He teaches Science and Religion. Home Room 4D. 17 l Parlev-vous Francais? asks, Mr. Hoff- mann of his French class. Wee!, wee? ,1':.fa.a:i:f5::f:,f.-', -in f' Qu: I 5 f X f FR. ROBERT GRISWOLD, O.- S.A., Director of the Intra- mural Program, Moderator for the Sophomore class. He teaches English and Reli- gion. Home Room 2 sith xi N-2 K! , 6 Sy 1 f V . - yi X f X f , 5A U MR. JOHN HARKEL, Coaches Soccer, Teaches Physical Education and Mathe- matics, 'DR CONRAD HOFFMANN Teaches language M ssmxf ia l mlm. X. 4-Pi ff' 'QP' ,.r ., 1 .,-9' ' 2 ' 1- -T . ,. x .,... .fs--' - . ' 'c' 'rif- .,,- I N.,- ,. 443' ' 4-1' .4 ,. g . 5 . -.1 1 ,112 f Aff .TZ ' ' . -- V55 ,. . ' ' ,1 1 :- . .-Q -wh .- . .Q 'f.-- .g' , :J 6, I . . 15-I -J, if ' vs- - , '? --ffl ' .-- fi F25 ' . -1 .--5 'v --.iaif .Af:x'1 .6-3' -65 -'Rr ' .Q rl-1' ff 33' A -. .a-I' -' ' -7 ' , K' ' . .- T' ' ' Jw . 5,- FR. RICHARD SMITH, O.S.A., Moderator of The Saintsman, Pep Club, Chess Club, Photo Glub, and Physics Club. Teaches 3, Mathematics and Science. Home Room 4A. I MXVQKI' .1 M, ,ffhuoy , I i X FR. HARRY NEELY, O.S.A., Moderator for AA-1 T the Freshman class, Director of the Schola Cuntorum. Teaches Latin and Re- ligion. Home Room TB. J ,jx CY ki, . k f JW U Mn. wn.uAM McLAUGHLIN, reaches MR. ALFRED MILHUALL, Teaches Typ- English and Music. Home Room TC. U19 and 500kkeeP'f'9f ---up-up 'nw c-X .3 I x QL,-il, ,s -rv-..,-f -K. .I 'Exp' 1, MR. JEREMIAH, MORIARTY, Varsity Basketball Coach, Teaches Mathe- matics. Home Room 38. .xg , . L to R All quiet on the western front. Fr. Griswold chit-chats with some of his boys. Upper Right, Making sure Pythogoras I5 correct in his calculations is sophomore Dennis Gorsich miie la , 'W-w 'iw-E.. NIS? MR JOHN MAHER, Coaches Golf. Teaches History and Religion. MR. LEONARD SMORIN, Coaches Varsity Football. Teaches Social Studies. Home Room 28. 20 MR. GILBERT TENNIES, Teaches His- tory and Language. Home Room 2C. Ny f' Na' f ,i.4,. A 2+ A . ' sf .1. . ' ' i???i'I'llll:f' 115' ' 'eww i 'altjlii -we ' ' afiiilia. . -iff. za. MR, CHARLES TUCKER, teaches MR. GERALD WEBER, Counsel- MR. WILLIAM WHITTAKER, Mathematics and Science. lor for the Freshman class, Coaches Varsity Baseball, J.V. Moderator of the German Club. Football, and J.V. Basketball. Teaches English and History. Teaches Physical Education. Home Room 4B. Home Room ZA. Brother Nicholas completed his novitiate as an Augustinian and returned to us in February, Brothers' energetic care of the campus is an indication of his intense love for his community. 1 F Ill. U N --q 1 - V Vw . I ,vw - V fa ,fu 1'-sf. 3, , , N .y ff ,,.t H 'f! .1 MR. PATRICK WOLFF, Head o the History Department, Collegi and Caron Counsellor Teorhe Social Stvduu and Chemistry Home Room 3A BROTHER NICHOLAS, O S A i,.1, 'V ff ' A., 41 f ' .. , iq: , f' QI 5 , , WV? L. ? gf Q, M Wm faq? 4, Ar in fl 965.4 Ai 2, v 'W V 7 g .-I 23 - A ., .,f L' in 6 N m Eg P Sv Q09 .. ..1We 'X X. fjl ,f ff' .1 1 l' tix Mrs. 1 I. L , , Mary Jenkins, R.N. School Nurse L 'br v'1 '1f4l if flex- ll 'nv' 137:-. . , E .M 1, ,-,, FW Mrs. Annabel Collier Bm Leflet Bookkeepe' Maintenance 1 ! LIFE LIFE has been eventful for the senior in this, his last year at Saints. The Class of '59 has taken part in the games, dances, and other activities, as well as the usual routine for the senior in the classroom. Now the senior eagerly looks forward to graduation and the LIFE that lies ahead. 5 S 5 I -is 5 , lf? :I E as , ' IX 2:2 4 L 2, . is :A ., , A I 14 xr 1 7 1 5 ,Q 1- Pi,- 1 v . 'ff 4' I, Xi , w ' Ai s 1 -s ,-+32 , ,, ,,,u l 1, W'IFf' - -5 5 w ii I i J 5 ' . 3 61 H 'M' ,, ,, -I M A ,E g V liE,,.,,M,,,,, Y -B .ilk .auf ' ,E eadafz Ufficwe Senior Class Officers, from left to right: Dick O'Lear, presidentg Scott Gavin, treusurerg An- thony Rippo, vice-presidenty Al Roman, secre- tory. wine 26124 Dag: Zdmeqfmwl az 2401! 1 i'cf' ' N w i A 6 ' A f . Q C ,I ,ff 'M' fi-'45 1 rf 4 i J? M Tv xl '-- 1 Je a 4 1 N.. 'A Wa, V X INN bi AJ 5-. QB' 1 A 1. J 'IAM L9 ,nv-H ww CONISTW5 .La wg A X 4 , I '19, 45,5 'Y 4 .-.. i ',, M' -1, 1 . fm, ,ya 4 4 .1 I , 1' ' , . AWS-il. 1 1 Tifj ii Vw, Q v if 7 MW4- ' ' 1 4 X I 2? 422 1 5' ' ,x Q? 5, candid camera. 28 , .T Y , ! , MV! gypgfe, a up I I 46 A Z4 SENIORS as seen through the eye of Saints 9 ti N 2. 4 V .hazy ,. Q , ,N ',V7l,A, A Y. fr - E, in -s I - -.--1... , , ,: .E x ' l.L 'E'rf'2S 1. Lg 4 .. ,gba P Through the four years we have spent at Saints, our graduating class has truly absorbed the lesson of a Catholic education. We have learned much from both our teachers and our fellow students alike. We look back now upon all that we have accomplished, and we are iustly proud. Yet this is only the beginning. We, the men of Saints, re- membering the carefree days of our youth, look forward to the bright promise of the future--a fu- ture that will prove a credit to ourselves, to God and our nation. C e fe Adams 4127 Hemlock si. 50 M90 I ' - . 4. Chuck . . . quiet but the owner of a great personality . . , . .rev Q : mra4:2:21i.-13:11:12: . . - V ' ' helped Vmce keep 3B alive . . . will always remember a I certain homecoming skit . . . outstanding as varsity football , f-ws. .. . . - - - ' 'V--frkizf .A 77 halfback in his last two ears . . . made all-city in his senior Z4 , 441.11 - 111 . . . .1 ..., . V i W-'wr-fm ,' . .gil V fl 1 ,f, year . . . plans to go to college, possibly State or .l. C. if ff X diff! I f fw Q 1 fy ' 5511 Shaw St. WM Gilbert O. Agundez t 4 51325 V, V..-egfwz San Diego 14, Calif. f'il Gilbert . . . in tour years has made himself one of the more J ,V 11, ,-?1si2',5ifAjf1..2,,,., popular Saintsmen U. . . the meanest lineman in intramural s V. Wy? history . . . led his team to the school championship . . . ' 'l' i if always heard saying lower it to the ground . . . passessor X' X l- iii -'.. ,',v, of a tremendous smile and a winning personality . . . hate' 'Hifi l..'. I stockers . . . plans to be a mechanic. Donald James Artimez 4153 42nd Street San Diego 5, Calif. Don . . . one of the musically-inclined seniors . . . played a red hot trombone in the band 4 years . . . vigilante in his senior year . . . terror to freshmen . . . active in the pep club . . .worked hard on the senior proiect . . .would like to attend music school in Washington, D.C. ,... possibly a career in the Navy later. lv,-Y-f f We :ide James Peavy Asher 3638 28th Street San Diego 4, Calif. Jim . . . came to Saints his sophomore year an a scholarship . . . in the 4A honor class . . . collaborated with Avila on a robot . . . it later outranked him in math . . , on SAINTSMAN and Augustinian staff his senior year . . . seen banging on the piano . . . radio ham . . . likes skindiving . . . active in speech tournaments and C.S.F .... wants to go to MIT. William Douglas Andersen 610 Hilltop Dr. Colorado Springs, Colorado Bill . . . is one of those active, hard-working boys around the school who has not received much recognition . . . usually seen driving his clean white '57 Ford , . . one of the hard running backs on the varsity football squad . . . worked un- ceasingly on the Augustinian as Feature Editor . . . plans to aim for engineering at the University of Colorado. John William Andrew 4794 Milton St. San Diego 10, Calif. Andy . . . came to Saints as a freshman . . . played J.V. football 2, varsity 3 and 4 . . . saved the day against Mission Bay with his pass interception . . . known for his euphonic voice . . . won a turkey-trot prize every year . . . convention delegate 1, 2, 3 . . . terrific surf rider . . . popular senior . . . plans to attend State. 'ia' x Walter H. Barber Jr. P.O, Box 64 Jamul, Calif. Wally . . . about everything a Saintsman should be ? ? '? a 4 year man . . . always wearing his famous engineer boots . . . last seen hunting with Wally C ..., makes the trip from Jamul every morning in his truck . . . likeable , . , a grin for every- one . . . plans to go on to higher education at State . , . may go into father's business as a construction engineer, .dv Robert Michael Barta ' 3624 Amaryllis St. Son Diego 6, Calif. Bob . . .came straight to Saints from St. Charles Borromeo . .. a delegate from Dallas, Texas . . . hobbies are electronics, sailing, and skindiving . . . quiet, good natured, with a subtle sense of humor. . . radio club 2, 3, 4 . , . reorganized it this year . . . 4A honor student . , , plans to attend Santa Clara. V, 1 -gl , ' t 5-Za' xx I ' It j 1 John Henrique Avila Jr. 351 San Fernando Street San Diego 6, calaf. X John . . . a native of Son Diego , , . always heard singing praises of Portugal . . . came to Saints with a year's scholars ship. , ,one of 4A's honor students, . . last seen in Fr. Smith's workshop laboring on the robot . , . C,S.F. member in iunior and senior years . . . worked on the Augustinion . . , pedes- trian scourge in his 58 Chevy. . . plans to continue education at Cal-Tech. 'NJ Zebedee Atkinson 533 Jewell Drive San Diego 13. Calif. Norman Joseph Bettencourt Zeb . . . returned to Saints after his iunior year at Lincoln 3052V4 Ivy Slfeel . . . always with a smile . . . won many friends in his return San Diego 4, Calif. . . . captained I.M. football . . , active in intramurals in his Norm . . . 0 four year mon . . . has shown Ort interest in Sophomore year . l I good dresser' Wwe wif gn Sweat ghirt extra curricular activities , . track, bowling, photo and pep day . . . last seen iumping Vince . . . plans a police career clubs . . . a diligent vigilante that always brings back his man offer G hitch in the Ai, po,-ce, . . . his marks of distinction are his shades . . . plans to head out into the wide open spaces . . . as a forest ranger . . . alter first a stay in college. ,vs ...gms ,wt- William Bartley Beck gr! 3692 31st Street Ign- San Diego 4, Calif. M' Billy . . . a riot anywhere on or off campus . . . lives the Saints tradition, Laugh and be merry for tomorrow you're in iug . . . has deep down feeling for Bookkeeping . . . great in intramurals . . . .l.V. football 2 . . . sometimes kept straight face while serving . . . named o certain auto appropriately Troubles . . . likes everyone . . . this lad plans to attend U.S.D. Gary Stephen Bourne 1402 30th Street San Diego 2, Calif. Bortch . . . joined the merry Saintsmen in his sophomore year . . . quickly became known as one of the more talented wits . . . last seen going down a one way street the wrong way is with a black and white car following , . . very Pf0Ud of fhe gil' Teamsters , , , plans to be a world traveler after LC- -----,-- Dennis Harold Brisbane 4230 3rd Avenue San Diego 3, Calif. Dennis . . . came to Saints 4 years ago as a 90 pound weak- ' - ling . . . Leo Stern's gym changed that . . . now not only -as-.ss-+9 .fi 'L '.5 ?: .3. 4. . . . 'ilifffffff 1 greets you with his friendly smile but also with his firm hand- ifnifjfffil shake . . . cool customized Ford . , . lifted groceries at Ray's 5' . wi, ,,..,. ci- ' Market . . . active in intramurals . . . convention delegate plans to attend U.S.F. with an advertising maior. ' fe Alfonso Cardenas G. Gob. lbarra y Gantu 4349 Tiiuana, B.C., Mexico Alfonso has made the ride from South of the border now for 4 years . . . varsity tennis man in his last two years . . . hard worker . . . 2 year membership in the C.S.F. reflected in his excellent grades . . . remembered for almost losing his pass- port . . . plans to attend the University of California and major in chemical engineering. Richard Louis Carpenter 4276 Ampudia Street San Diego 3, Calif, Dick . . . a real great athlete . . . with a fine sense of humor, has a real easygoing way about him . . . fine football ability, was a great asset to the team . . . section representative as Q freshman . . . convention delegate as a sophomore . . . plans to attend Davis University in preparation to be a doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Clifton Fredric Cage 1320 30th Street San Diego 2, Calif. Joe . . . attended Our Lady of Angels grammar school . , , in his sophomore year honored Saints with his attendance . . . was o member of the band and cheerleader in his iunior year . . . 3 year man in intramural football, basketball, volleyball, and baseball . . , can usually be seen at noon eating a bowl SU . , of soup . , V. plans to work for the government. um Thomas Joseph Campbell 778 Tourmaline Street San Diego 9, Calif. Tom . . . loves the beach . . . very studious . , . almost lost his hair in a narrow escape , . . makes the long trip from P,B. with little pain . , . always ready with a helping hand . . .has participated in all intramurals . . . this fine fellow plans to attend the Maritime School and then a hitch in the Navy. ia. Ill 3 Hlhii. '. Thomas E. Carpenter 1045 E. Division Street National City, Calif. Tom . . . a really likeable guy Saints' for four years . . . can m really talk . . . likes hunting . . . played in the band his first 3 years at Saints' . . . variety sh 3 . . . science club I . . . plans to go on to San Diego State with an engineering maior. Joseph Robert Coker 1500 Glencoe Drive Lemon Grove, Calif. .Ioe . . a four year man . , . considered to be in THE group around the patio . . . known for his flexible wit . . . able to f mix well with others . . . supporter of Saints' activities . . . fi turned librarian in his senior taking up history as his maior. Demetrio Federico Casena 330 3rd Street Tiiuana, Mexico A member of the Saints' soccer in his senior year . . . Federico ward to old Mexico after school customs regulations or something . . . was an active partici- pant in intramurals, playing baseball and volleyball . . . plans to continue his studies at the Monterrey institute of Technology. team . . . came to the school can be seen travelling home- every night without books ... 'Vis Leonard Page Clark 33 2nd Avenue Chula Vista, Calif. Known to his friends as Buddy . . . stuck it out at Saints for all four years . . . been very active in intramurals . . . J.V. football 2, C track 'l, B track 2 . . . C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 ...studies medal l, convention delegate l, 2 . . . 4A honor student outstanding in studies, he is sure to succeed in whatever he does . . . plans to major in math at State College. y., U Jose Tomas Castreion 183 Second Street Tiiuana, Mexico Tomas . . . sergeant in the Mexican reserves . . . in his four years at Saints has made the trip frorn south of the border in his blue ialopy . , . became outstanding in his studies by doing his homework in the library where he was working , . . plans to be a manufacturer of clothing. 17- Bernard Conrad Cole 352 Broadway Chula Vista, Calif. Bernie came to Saints as a sophomore . . . can usually be found in a quiet corner engrossed in a good book of a science periodical . . . a familiar face after school in the Physics Lab repairing the Van de Graff generator . . . plans to Maior in Physics at U.C. and later go into basic research. . . , has been with us at ake that saxophone of his ow 2, 3 . . . varsity track ui' -ar- year. . . plans to attend U.C.L.A. f 3 .law 1 1 William Shepard Coleman Jr. 4931 Auburn Dr. San Diego 5, Calif. Bing . . . a four year Saintsman . . . a nice guy to have around campus . . . has been seen cruising in his famous white pickup . . . likes to spend his free time trying to ride horses . . . seen trying to catch the turkey in the turkey trot . . . a forestry course at Arizona State is this Saintsman's goal. John Hugh Conser ll 3713 Kite St. . San Diego 3, Calif. ' John . . . the only Saintsman that has to worry about nose bleeds due to high altitude . . . has a strong impressive voice that signifies him as a one man cheering section . . . amazes the girls at the Mission Beach Plunge with his expert swim- ming and mom's car . , . burning desire to become a pilot in rf 1 M5 the air force. I E I U Edwin Gordon Cruger 2869 lndia St. San Diego, Calif. Ed . . . was drafted straight from St. Charles . . . an artist... hates ear muffs . . . besides being a manly Marine has time to show his gay wit. . . had a big night at the Halo Hop... this lad played varsity football 3, 4 . . . overcame many hurdles in becoming popular with the girls . . . plans to attend U.S.D. after a hitch in the Marines. Q 4:-v bf, I Walton B. Cubley Jr. 2138 Pine si. San Diego 3, Calif. Wally . . . the Bear of the senior class . . . gained football recognition as this year's hard charging fullback . , , enioys playing football in Maguire's living room . . . proud owner of a flathead-Merc . . . last seen with Jerry in a '54 Buick . , , a friend of everyone, has given Fr, Danaher financial support . . . this lad has a live personality . . . looking forward 79 college out of state. Frank Joseph Constantino 5532 Drover Dr. San Diego 15, Calif. I Frank has been at Saints four years physically and mentally, mostly physically . . . a true spaghetti bender . . . really threw his weight around when playing with the pigskin . . . varsity football 3, 4 . . . always seen shooting the breeze in the senior parking lot . . . noted for playing the stock market in Civics . . . convention delegate . . . plans a math maior at State. Albert Daniel Cota 3536 Ethan Allen San Diego 17, Calif. Albert came to Saints' as a freshman . , . loves his 3R's but would rather be out in the mountains . . . is import of Phoenix, Arizona . . . reads a lot and loves cooking up exotic dishes . . . Al plans to attend U.S.D. and maior in philosophy. , . has the highest hope of being a naval officer. s Joseph Charles Daly Jr 3529 Bayonne Dr San Diego 9 Calif oe one of the stabe PB boys has been making t e fd long haul for four years a product of Philadelphia adores unions is starting on his second million after first was a failure wise underclassmen are a pain to this fine fellow plans to attend San Diego State advertising will be his Mayor l Raymond Joseph Darwell l 4859 West Mt View Drive San Diego 15 California ay a great guy with a winning smile popular with everyone will remember trying out for cheer leader In front of the student body high lumped for varsity track owner of custom 47 Chevy member of C S F one of the better dancers plans to attend State then U C taking a pre dentistry course iQ-J gal ed Kenneth George Currier 'O' , 9905 Buena visva Dr. I Spring Valley, California Ken characterized by his ever present humor . , . backbone of the SAlNTSMEN for four years and was crowned this year's editor. . . Augustinian 2, 3, 4 . , . Pep Club 3, 4 Photo Club 'l, 2 . . . Section Representative l , . . divisional prize winner in Kodak's national photography contest . . . plans to become a photographer after a course in Journalism at State. Michael Joseph Cunningham 7803 Quince St. la Mesa, California Mike is one of the better known Saintsmen . . . favorite past- time is tearing up at Gavin's parties . . . possessor of the biggest smile at school . . . buys Father Donal-ier's dog food in religion class . . . played J,V. football l ,,,, Varsity foot- ball 2, 3, 4. . . J.V. basketball l, 2 , . . J.V. baseball 2, . .. Varsity baseball 3, 4 . . . A.S.B. vice president . . . plans YO attend U. of Colorado and major in Sociology. John De Leon 2704 Adrian San Diego, California John started here at Saints but moved up to L.A ...A came back to Saints this year to graduate with his old friends . . . spends most of his time and money on his stock Merc . . . has fun making squeeze play for J.A .... plans to go to Stanford to get his start in international business, Phillip Dehn 3 3238 Grape si. ' Son Diego 2, California One of the taller Saintsmen, town . . . a four year man, always in on the happening especially proud of a certain R.C. girl who was Homecoming queen . . . drives a halfecustom '53 Merc , , . frosh basketball l , . . JV basketball 2 . . . plans to spend some time at State College and later loin the Air Force. if V lllilrwfr Ronny is a stalwart figure around - , Philip Joseph De Marco 1736 Fay Ave. La Jolla, Calif. Phil . , , a four year man, quiet and well liked . . . known for his friendly smile . . . track l, 3, Intramurals all four years . . . server l, 3 . . . made a hit in the variety show by his skillful accordion playing . . . takes pride in driving his red '54 Ford . . .hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . plans to wr in go to college and maior in medicine. if-ur Barry Lawrence Donnelly 740 Orange Coronado 18, California Barry . . . quiet, but hilarious in a crowd . . . has that certain something which makes him liked by all . . . is a friend in the true sense of the word . . . favorite pastimes are playing all the sports except tennis . . . wants to find his career while circling the clouds in the Air Force. M14 William Vincent Fait 342 Winamar La Jolla, Calif. Bill . . . a very popular man around campus . . . excellent skin diver and all around swimmer being that he lives only two blocks from the water . . . has never been known to cheat . . . his many activities include track l, turkey trot l, intramural football 2, basketball 2, and volleyball 2 . . . plans to attend State with a pre-medical maior. i 'f '!' JK David Walter Fieselman 790 Donax Imperial Beach, Calif. Dave . . . one of the four stalwarts , . . glee club l, C.S.F. 2, 3 . . . honorable mention for studies award 3 . . . one of the brains . . loves to drive sports cars . . . diligent and studi- ous, he is sure to be successful in whatever he does . . .plans to take up medicine at University of California, Berkeley and become a doctor. juli' John Charles Eidler 203 Sierra Way Chula Vista, Calif. Jack to all . . . came to Saints' in his Junior year from North Dakota . . . well known for his love of shooting the bull with the boys in the senior parking lot . . . can be seen making frequent trips to Rosary . . . has great talent for keeping his iob and likes to go to parties . . . plans to attend State College with an advertising major. ......,-. Rafael Espinosa Alvarez Ave. lturbide il-L6'l3 Tiiuana, Mexico A four year Saintsman . . . played J.V. football 2 . . . varsity basketball mainstay 3, 4 . . . senior vigilante , , . loves raw eggs . . . convention delegate as a sophomore . . . January's athlete of the month . . . proud of his team south of the border . . . hopes to become a U.S. citizen , , . future plqng are to study law at Loyola. ,T Mario R. Foglio 306 Santos Segallodos Tijuana, B.C. Mario has stuck it our for four years at Saints' . . . a native of Monterrey in old Mexico . . . plans to operate his own busi- ness . . . played all intramural sports . . . nice guy who helps his gringo neighbors in Spanish class . . . hopes to attend the j University of Mexico where he will take a course in liberal arts, Robert Allen Furtak 4827 Thorn San Diego 5, Calif. Bob . . . a Saintsman from way back . . . has fond memories of starting high school with a crash through the library window . . . firmly believes that everybody needs a new mattress . . . he delivers them . . . active in intramurals for four years . . . after graduation plans to major in sociology at State. 1527 Michael Howard Fleet 1812 Washington Pl. San Diego 3, Calif. Mike , . . one of the more gifted Saintsmen . . . played bas- ketball four years . . . intramurals all four years . . . editor of the Augustinian, got in 3 out of 4 pictures in march edition . . . participated in the C.S.F .,.. represented Saints in the speech tournament . . . one of the cheerleaders his junior year , . . helped the senior project along, verbally .,. K ' K X plans to major in physics at Villanova. Q1-5. Francis James Fillmore 26605 M A . . . . San Digg Jggjjfj ve Phillip Scott Gavin Frank . . . one of the St. Pat's boys , , . well liked by every- 712 Sfln L'- 5 RQY body . . . enjoys tearing his '50 Buick apart after school just 50 DW90, Callf- j for kicks . . . glee club, photo club, senior project are included Scott - ' - hug Peffeded 0 WUY to moke fflendi - - - h0S in this Saintsman's activities . . . plans to join the Navy after Shified SCh0lU57'CUllY - - - One Of 'he lads - - - f0m0US f0 two gmducjjon 1 j l jcjej, maybe ,he Sjoje Highway pajmj' parties . , . detours through Lakeside on way home to M.B. . . . always seen trying to make friends with Fr. Glynn . . . sharp personality , . . threw first orange heard round the patio . . . senior class treasurer . . . plans to attend Loyola with Ozzie. 1517 i ,v,V. if ff '23 Jullian Gallardo Villegas 1098 Ave. Pio Pico Tijuana, Mexico Julian . . . can always be seen with that pleasing Spanish smile . . . active in intramurals , . . likes to hunt . . . plans a business course at U.S.D .... a four year Saintsman . . . well liked by all . . , perpetual donator to Fr. Danaher's elephant . . . likes to take trips to Rosarito Beach . . . usually seen about 8:10 pulling into the senior parking lot with his many riders. 'FZ' Bernard Wayne Giesing 5027 Madison Ave. San Diego 15, California Bernie , has spent four years at Saints . . . ioined the F0650 club . . . participated in the free-throw contest . . . natural ability for practically all sports, including bowling . . . winter- time has him at Laguna building snowladies . . . played ififtifl- murals , , , plans to go to State with an Education malor . . . or ioin the Air Force. Peter Daniel Gilb 951 East Broadway El Caion, California Pete is always seen tearing down Nile St. trying to make the second bell with the gang from El Coion . . . very active in intramurals . . , His support of the elephant will be missed by Father Danaher . . . loves to attend parties and wear graduation. I I Cuthbert M. Gonzalez 194 Mutialisimo Avenue Tiiuana, B.C. Cuthbert is one of the easy going and good natured men around the campus . . . has operated a taxi service from down south of the border for the past four years . . . can be found climbing the mountains of B.C. for the big game each weekend . . . plans to attend the University of Mexico maior- ing in engineering. water skis . . . plans to ioin the Air Force or Navy after l Yew 'K lf , ,vl- 115' ,fr 'ffl 71 , ,f iii' ip-Q., 'T :Six . A-'L-H' Thomas Grove 4140 Barry Avenue Chicago 4'l, lllinois 'tr -gi- qssf 1-sis K ,jfieis is 1 ' Tom has attended Saints for one year . . . can be seen driving a blue Hillman-Minx convertible which by the way clashes with his red hair. . . hobby is water skiing , , , has the digtingtion of one of San Diego's largest outdoor swimming pools ot his disposal . . . plans for the future include U.S.F. with a pre- dental maior. Thomas Emerson Goddard 4097 Conrad Dr. Spring Valley, California Known to all as Tom . . . friendly personality . . . seems to have started a mutual admiration society with a certain co-ed from Grossmont . . . showed us his political side in his senior year, being elected Com. of Athletics . . . one of the most feared pitchers in the C.P.L, hopes to attend U.S.D. after graduation where he will study Business Administration. Austin Joseph Gontang 3323 Boundary St. San Diego 4, California Ozzie . . . likes everybody and liked by all . . , one of the lads who got around but still pulled shinning grades always a dance contender at the war memorial . , , A,S,B, king . . . no car but good bummer . . . worked hard on the SAINTSMAN. . . no trouble dunking on varsity basketball claims to prefer rice dinners . . . plans to attend Loloya. Walter Elvin Hargis 4583 Hawley Blvd. San Diego 16, California Walt . . . a four year Saintsman. Well liked by everyone. Among his interests were A track 2, glee club l, C.S.F. 3, Band 1, 2 . . . and Variety show 2, 3 . . . Hunting and gun collecting occupy his outside acitivities . . . plans to go into forestry after college . . . possibly a tour in the Navy. Frank Chaylor Hart 8061 San Vincente San Diego 14, California Frank has spent four long years at the sweat factory . . . is well known for his love of Spanish ll . . . at the A.S.B. Con- vention, Frank participated as a delegate and was noted for playing the roIe at this affair . . . a college diploma from San Diego State as a business major is Frank's next goal after ' leaving Saints. i r -fist. -rr' 11 T T-1' Jon Fredrick Hall 4682 Dawes Street San Diego 9, California Jon, hails from North Dakota moved to Pacific Beach and went to P.B, Junior High before coming to Saints . . . has been active in intramurals all his years at Saints . . . Jon was his section's delegate in his sophomore year . . . a well liked fellow, invited to all parties . . . plans on attending Stale after graduation. Roberto Rafael Guerra Comacho 743 Ave. C Tiiuana, Mexico Bob a popular and active athlete at Saints for four years . . . played Frosh football . . . J.V, basketball, and spent two years on the J.V. and Varsity Baseball teams . . . entered all intromurals plus the free throw contest . . . favorite hobby is swimming . . . plans to become an engineer ot University of Mexico. Lynn Thomas Heffern 4265 43rd sf. San Diego, California lynn . . . stuck it out for four grueling years . . .the outdoor type . . . other plans include a four year stay in Alaska and o trip around the South American Coast . . . hobby is working with guns and ammunition . . . likes girls and goes to all the dances . . . he plans to maior in forestry at Cornwallis Uni- versity. Earl Heimberdeinger 4812 Orchard St. San Diego, California Big Earl, 4d's lOth brain. . . came to us this year from CHI lChicagol . . . was quick to get into the swing of things around Saints . . . a stalwart on 4d's intramural bagkgtbqll squad . . . known for his coolwalk and honest ways . , , the Air Force will be honored with Earl's presence for the next four years . . . then college. FQ Hr V of qv Michael Thomas Hubbard 1530 Sweetwater Road National City, California Mike , probably one of the most widely known fellows on the campus . . . highlighted his activity career by a position on this years football team , . . is characterized by his form fit T shirts, fancy hair-do, and his window glass ghades , . . plans ta attend State College majoring in usiness at' Administration. iwv-'Y K Daniel Abel Huerte Sanchez Fwy 175 G Street VA- Tiiuana, Mexico F' Daniel . . . an outstanding track man . . . won the dead 4 . duck in the turkey trot . . . was co-captain of the soccer team Fr' 1 . . . favorite sport is .lai-Alai . . . social director of the if ye l Pegasos, about which he is always talking . . . plans to go to the University of Mexico . . . maioring in Architecture. Robert Ernest Irwin 3642 Fairway Drive La Mesa, California Oakie Bob . . . has managed to make it through four years as Saints. A real friendly smile is his trade mark . , . usually seen playing Red River Valley on his electric guitar, or har- monica. Fed-Mart nursery is his pride and ioy . . . played Varsity football 2, 3 . , . Convention delegate 1, 2, 3 . . . plans to see Europe at the Army's expense. fl . p-A Gonzalo Ernesto Jimenez Hernandez 33300 Batopilas Tiiuana, Mexico Chalo has the honor of being the smallest guy in the senior WN? ,ii class . . . visits us from south of the border . . . hobbies are riding horses and sleeping in class . . . his life's ambition is to one day be a great bullfighter in Mexico City . . . hopes to attend the University of Latin America in Mexico City. Mervin Alfred Hyde 246 Coronado Ave. Imperial Beach Merv came to Saints on a three year scholarship. . . started out quick by winning the frosh studies medal . . . has been in CSF the past three years . . . plays a swinging guitar with the Nomads . . . spent 2 years on the track team . . . Science club 3 . . . Red Cross Council 3 . . . Convention delegate 12 . . . Section Representative 1, 3 . . . Intramurals 12 . , . plans to study physics at Cal Tech. l John Prosper ldiart 5581 Linda Rosa La Jolla, California Big Jack came to Saints in his Freshman year , . . a big man physically and mentally . . . last seen driving the bug . . . J.V, football and baseball 2 . . . Varsity football 4 . . . SAINTSMAN and Augustinian 3 . . Server 4 , , plans to continue his education at Santa Clara maioring in Business Administration. -39 Thomas Clarence Kennedy 3559 43rd San Diego 5, California Tom came to Saints in his freshman year . . . a popular man on campus with cracked bifocals . . . played .l.V. baseball and Cross county . . . active in impersonations and weird noises . . . can be seen driving the black beast down El Caion Blvd ..,. future plans are an electronics course at J.C. Robert Mark Kimball 1052 Lincoln San Diego 3, California Bob is o four year man , . . big man on campus . . . puts holes in donuts for an after school iob . . . varsity football 3, 4 . . . showed his ability on game . . . senior vigilante . . . succeeded in putting the scare on the incoming freshmen . . . noted for his blue '51 ford . . . outstanding hunter and water skiier . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to attend State l I FJ! 91 we-1' YYIT' K Robert M. Johnson 6114 Tarragona Drive San Diego 15, Calif. Bob . . . well known by his classmates and many friends in Hoover and Crawford . . , has the happy faculty of being able to enioy himself in any situation . . . has sparkling gift of conversation which makes him a hit in any crowd , , . last seen cruising in his Pontiac with its built in speaker . . . plans to fulfill his military obligation as soon as he graduates. Michael Stephan King 7055 Vista del Mar La Jolla, California Mike . . . the pride of La Jolla . . . came to Saints for the four year grind . . , his green ford pickup is a shuttle bus from L.J. to the prison . . . well liked by his classmates plans after Saints are the University of Arizona with Forestry as his maior . . . Service obligation will be the coast guard. I done is overwhelming . . . plans a college education after I graduation. intramurals . . . noted for his Nils-gy-i the gridiron in the San Diego next fall. '?1 'x 'hw- Robert Paul Johnson 3168 Olive St. San Diego 4, California . Robert is one of the St. Pat's boys . . . first in senior class . . . chess club all four years . . . played Varsity tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . winner of the science medal in his iunior year . . fwon the essay contest on vote no on a fantastic salesman . , . incentive to get things Louis Kornik 4780 Helix Dr. La Mesa Loui is a four year man at Saints . . . possesses a spirit of loyalty matched by none . . . never missed an extra-curricular activity. . . a friend to all who needs a ride . . . always ready to help one in need . . . in the future this Saintsman may be seen at U.S.C. in search of a language major. 55. 4 .,,. , Joseph Stanislaus Kuster, Jr. 4445 35th Street San Diego 16, Calif. Joe . . . came to Saints' in his freshman year . . . received acclaim for his designing of the Saints '59 emblem in his Junior year . . . well liked for his easy going manner . . . sharp dresser . . . feels the point system could be done with- out . . . plans to pursue a full-time career as a fashion artist at Marston, Co. 13 ' James Arthur Lamb 9200 Grossmont Blvd. La Mesa, California Jim can always be seen tearing up at any Saints activities . . . except when he is pumping gas for Union Oil . . . con- vention delegate l, 2, 3L Augustinian l, 2 . . . J.V. football X l, 2 . . . J.V. baseball l, 2, 3 . . varsity football 3, 4 . . . very proud of his black Ford custom . . . will probably be helping out his fellow Saintsmen after he receives his law degree from Loyola. . Thomas Francis Leonard 223 San Miguel Drive Chula Vista, Calif. Tom is gifted with both ambition and ability . . . likes skin diving, dislikes books . . . was affiliated with Augustinian 3, senior proiect 4, server 2, convention delegate 3, and pep club 4 . . . played all intramural sports in his three years at Saints R . . plans to major in dentistry at the University of California, Berkeley. 'mf 'EI Q ness. .ll John Alan Letsinger 3252 Highview Drive f San Diego 4, Calif. if ' John entered Saints as a freshman . . . popular on the cam- ?-P 7 pus . . . active in the radio club for three years where he served as president . . . worked on the stage crew and pro- duced and directed the record in the SAINTSMAN . . . popular with the opposite sex . . . plans to attend Saint Mary's to pursue a career of advertising or iournalism. 1 N., If Stephan Langworthy 3746 3'lst Street San Diego 4, California 4 1 Steve . . . another St. Pat's boy . . , achieved fame in his sophomore year by producing the record for the SAINTSMAN . . . glee club l, 2 . . . senior play and stage crew 2, 3 . . . radio club l, 2, 3 . . . audio engineer for the variety show . .. fm? very interested in his hobby of electronics . . . plans to take up engineering at the University of California. 'qs David Sidney Leinback 'bi 3058 3rd Avenue San Diego 3, Calif. Dave came to Saints' in his sophomore year . . . known for his subtle wit . . . played intramural sports . . . J.V. tennis 3 . . . radio and science club 2 . . 5.D. Science Fair 2 . . . Variety show 2 . . . mixed choir 2 . . thinks math abominable . . . loves to collect L.P. records . . . plans to attend college at UC.L.A with a maior in sociology. ,fi Rudolfo Lee Lim 160 Santas Segallodes Tiiuana. Mexico Rodollo . . . a three year man at Saints, taking his iunior year at San Francisco but returning , , . has been consistently seen cruising in his meat wagon . . . popular member of the Tiiuana caravan . . . plans to attend San Diego State where he will maior in electrical engineering. John Joseph McLaughlan 6932 Morse St. Son Diego 11, Calif. John entered Saints' 4 years ago . . . is liked for his ready wit and likeable smile . . . known for his skillful talent of car- tooning . . . was one of the original members of the drill team during his first two years . . . wishes to enter the Army Airborn. Ybarra I I I Robert Owen McCarthy 2435 B. Street San Diego.2, Calif. Bob . . . has spent an extremely active 4 years at Saints . . . very skilled member of the stage crew . . . in intramurals he was active as a referee of games and handling the intra- mural equipment with marvelous efficiency . . . worked most diligently on the senior proiect . . . worked closely with the commissioners of athletics in junior and senior years. ga 'X-4' Charles Franklin McKeown 4121 Ingalls St. San Diego 3, California Charlie . . . started as a freshman . . . his lpana smile is this popular Saintsman's pride and ioy . . . played J.V. football his sophomore year . . . parties considered his fancy . . . usually seen cruising in his custom Merc' . . . makes it to the beach during the summer . . . plans to take a business adminis- tration course at State next year. Q., Francisco Leonel Lopez De Los Rios 444 Allende Tiiuana B.C. Mexico Lee . . . one of the more quiet and pensive of his group , . . has a wealth of knowledge . . . gleamed in American and Mexican literature . . . great sense of humor . . . loses the Flavor of his own iokes in the translation . . . has plans of service in the Mexican army . . . may later take pre-med at State. um..-5 Victor Machanis 5353 Encina Dr. San Diego 14, Calif. Vic . . . came straight from St. Rita's . . , his hobbies are sports . . . played quarterback on the varsity football team . . . dreads memorizing English poetry . . . his speech at the football rally will go down in history . . . plans to maior at college in livestock and someday become an owner of his own cattle ranch. oft 7737 David Charles Mattek 4334 Arcadia Dr. San Diego 3, Calif. Dave . . . a true Saintsman in every sense of the word . . . ran cross country in his senior year and kept on running for the turkey trot in November . . . characterized by his Yul Brynner type chop . . . plans to maior in mathematics at the University of California at Berkeley. fu.:-' 'V -as 'TTY Dennis Michael Maguire 335 West Thorn San Diego 3, Calif. Denny . . . a Saintsman whose presence is felt by all . . . a true friend . . . one of the Mission Hills boys . . . hasn't missed a Saints' party in four years . . . his hearty laugh and big smile will long be remembered by his teachers . , . plans to attend U.S.D. and take a pre-dental course. Gerald Francis Mahan 402 63rd St. San Diego 14, California Gerald . . . a product from Watertown, Mass. . . is known by everyone. . . one of the friendliest and likeable fellows around . . . has tremendous drive and has carried this spirit into all he has done , . . can't stand the last five minutes ofa period plans to attend State where he will major in Aeronautics, -s...ans I I I I gp-ur Robert Courtney Medlock 4437 Bermuda Ave. San Diego 7, Calif. Bob came to us in his freshman year from Virginia . . . worked hard at Marston's his third year as a pony express operator . . . played all the intramural sports . . . stage crew ll . , . convention delegate ll , . . loves dancing to a Peter Gunn album . . a liberal arts education. . plans to attend Son Diego State for John C. Mallory 4715 55th St. San Diego 15, Calif. John is one of the few that came to Saints' on a four year scholarship . . . entered the San Diego science fair every year during his attendance at Saints' . . . famous for his arguments in civics class on various phases of economics and politics . . . plans o physics maior at the California Institute of Technology. Stephen Van Rensselaer Manley 7714 Ludington Pl. La Jolla, aClif. Steve is an outstanding figure at Saints' . . . held office for four years as: freshman president, commissioner of elections, A.S.B. secretary, and A.S.B. president . . . SAINTSMAN 2 . . . Augustinian . . .speech tournament 1, 2, 3, 4 . . senior play 1, 2, 3 . . . convention delegate l, 2, 3 , . . junior achieve- ment 2, 3 . . , plans to maior in Law, college undecided. yzwgsf Thoman Albert Mix 3817 Goldfinch San Diego 3, Calif. Tom . . . known to all for his gapless smile . . . came as a freshman . . . short in stature but large in voice . . . played N an intricate part in the cheering of the Mission Bay game . . . usually seen taking bumps slow in his lowered Ford , . plans to fallow a pre-med career at U.S.F. Robert Emmett Morrissey 4114 Ibis Street San Diego 3, Calif. Bob . . . has been at Saints for 8 long semesters . . . member of the select group of 4A honors . . . can be seen trying to solve one of Fr, Keane's brain storms . . . awarded the Saints study medal in his sophomore year . . . plans to attend State where he will maior in politics. WJ David Mark Melton 2915 Palm St. San Diego 2, California Bw ' 'wf7' if Q'--. ,, .qv Z? X. ill John Dorrance Minna 1859 Fort Stockton San Diego 3, Calif. John . . . has been at Saints for four years , . . drove his Cad to school regularly . . . the backbone of the varsity tennis teams since his freshman year . . . convention dele- gates 1, 2, 3 . . . cheerleader 3 . , . took second place at San Diego Science Fair . , . plans ta take medicine in college. John Christopher Murillo Dave . . , will be remembered for his big smile and warm 4510 Qlllnfe 597299 personality . . . was a standout on the baseball squad playing San Diego 5, Calif. J.V. baseball 2 . , . Varsity baseball 3,4 . . .dislikes any kind John . . . known for his friendly smile ond brown chevy . .- of work and jug class . . . will always be remembered by his will be best remembered for his ability to play the trumpet classmates for his attendance and loyalty to Saints. - - - Pl0Yed with 'he RhYlhm'AlV5 - - - lnlfclmufols Und J-V- .,,ff:f,,g f ,44 1, 7 . ..,, . football . . . convention delegate , . freshman class secre- tary . . likes music and dancing . . . hates boring teachers , . . plans to attend JC. then State, WM .wi 1 4fZ.?,f fwf f H-rn! . ' , . 23 Robert Lee Moses . . K 'Trix' 1173 University Avenue La Mesa, Calif. Bob . . . has traveled from La Mesa for four years . . . chalked up many a strike for Saints bowling team . . . par- ticipated in all I.M. sports . . . contributed to Variety Show with his iudo act . . . fuel iniects cars ata service station . , . plans to be a flying tigers after graduation. F'- r '-9. -.s Richard Joseph O'Lear 1325 Peerless Drive EI Caion, California Rich is one of the most versatile athletes at Saints . . . played J.V. football 1, 2 . . . basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 2 sehior class president . . . wrote for the Augustinian 3, 4 . . . C.S. his friends as Bostonia Bob . . . would like to enter the Air Force Academy pursuing a Physics maior. WM? Michael A. Murphy 5736 Jeannette La Mesa, California Mike . . . a man with a big smile and warm heart... came to Saints in his sophomore year from Wisconsin . . . spends his time making screen doors . . . has a firm hand- shake ...played varsity golf 3 years... owns stock in a company which manufactures dark glasses . . . wants to take Pre-Med or Accounting at Loyola. M- William C. Neumann 2321 National National City A 4 year Saintsman, Bill plans a navy career after graduation . . . an avid fan of radio and electronics . . . member of the radio club for 3 years . , , can usually be found in one of the science labs . . . 'upon his disch-arge from the Navy he plans to go into the TV repair business. ' We af track 1 . . . Very active in Intramurals . . , was elected F. 2, 3, 4 . . .convention delegate 2, 3, 4 . . . known by W? lln William l.. Oliver 3623 Kurtz St. 1 San Diego 10, California 5 Wild Bill . . . one of the all time greats at Saints . . . always to everyone seen with a big smile and a fine good morning . . . takes great pride in being the only man out of 3D to . . . all the maioring in reach 4B . . . a standout in Varsity Football 3, 4 intramurals . . . plans to attend Idaho University Forestry. James Robert Nisbet g 962 Chalcedony San Diego 9, Calif. Jim has been with us for 4 years . . . . best noted for his quick wit . . some downcast soul . . . enioys swimming and hiking in the mountains . . . plans to attend the . . native of San Diego . always ready to cheer University of San Diego. Carl T. Oberbauer 8520 Victory La Mesa, Calif. For 4 years Carl has attended saints . . . his cheerful friendli- ness has been well known all around the school . . . quite a basketball player . . . played J.V. in his junior year and helped his section win the school championship and a victory over the faculty this year . . . plans a college career . . . certain to be a success in whatever field he selects. Q vl,yl,'i f.', party . . . an energetic participant in school athletics and .W l ,rl intramurals . . . has a great sense of humor and always fun N v ,4 -' , . . . . X l ,gf to be around . . . plans to mayor in dentistry at the Uni- ,txt T Q John Lee Parkin 709 Second Ave. Chula Vista Johnny . . . a four year Saintsman is always the life of the versity of San Francisco. Frank E. Peacher 727 Flicker St. San Diego, California Frank . . . known as Pancho in Spanish class . . .was a server as a freshman . , . a participant in many intramurals contests t . . . spent two years on the well publicized Golf team . . . plays on the basketball team at night . . . University of San Francisco will be this Saintsman's home for the next four years. .I David C. Paradowski 3657 Grim Ave. San Diego 4, California Dave has attended Saints for four years . . . was known for his deadeye ability in basketball . . . admired by all . . . his pleasing smile won him many friends , . . an avid par- ticipant in intramurals . . . plans to attend San Diego State College where he will maior in accounting. -,W Jose Ortiz Rodriquez FRacc. Chapultepec, Sonora y Macozari Tiiuana, B.C. Joe . . , a good guy to have around . . . was in a prep high school before coming to saints . . . sharp dresser all the time, last seen with a book arguing about homework with his friends . . . plans to go down Monterey way and study in the Institute of Technology and maior as a Certified Public Accountant. Kenneth Joseph Piech 4245 Hilldale Road San Diego 16, Calif. . . . as a sophomore and iunior led the bo lx., 'uzizr Lf ,...r Ken . . , a four year man at Saints . . . was active in intra mural football and softball . . . famous for his small Cad . . . when not driving it his next favorite type of transporta tion was water skiing . . . one of his many hobbies is bowling wling club . musician from way back . . . accordian . . . according to roomer . . . candidate for the Air Force Academy . . . plans to attend State if untrue. Donald Frederick Peterson 3629 Kingsley San Diego 6, California Don has only been with us these last three semesters but has made us wish to have known him longer . . . an ambitious 'VL' man, he became co-editor of this year's SAINTSMAN . . . a steady supporter of all school activities . . . captained his , ,Y 1 intramural football team well . . . likes sports as a hobby , 1 especially snowskiing . . . wants to study law at U.S.C. ., Thomas Charles Ragan 2103 Cowleyway San Diego 10, California Tom is a two year Saintsman from Des Moines . . - Pl0Yf-fd varsity football his iunior year . , . has plans to revise the G.O.C .... had the iob of basket passer at Friday Mass . . . a standout in all intramurals , . .often ribbed about thunder his '49 chevy . . . wants to go into law at U.S.F, and then serve his time in the Navy. ffl James Michael Riley 3652 Yosemite Street San Diego 9, California Jim is one of the gang that stuck it out for all four years . .. was sophomore president and iunior vice president . . . varsity football 4, J.V. football and basketball 2 are but a few of his f many activities . . . keeps the girls interested in Saints . . . should make a super salesman . . . plans to help San Diego State next year. 604:66 I I I John William Robinson 3720 Oleander Dr. San Diego 6, California Joy a full fledged member of the Bull Shooters . . . always ready to get up an impromptu game of anything from football to pool . . . likes to hunt . . . constantly ready to describe his adventures in the field . . . his Chevy can be seen all over town usually full of freeloaders . . . plans to go to College and maior in engineering. B f'N- -'Z N, is 1 S4 Vito Joseph Roccoforte 'I923 Kearney Ave. San Diego 13, California Vito has been at saints four years . . . played LM. foqtbqll l, 2, 3, 4. . .basketball t, 2, 3, 4. . .volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . in a certain freshman gym class he kept on running into a goal post . . . drives a tour. quaise '57 Chevy . . . spends his spare time barbering and arguing with Fr. Danaher . . . plans to take a biology course at State. 97 Anthony J. H. Rippo ,Q 3539 Dove St. San Diego 3, California Rip since his freshman year has been in almost every extra- curricular activity . . . active in Glee Club . , , Saintsman . , . Augustinian . . . Server . . . Senior court . . . Football Mana- er . . . Senior class vice president . . . Pep club president . .. will always remember being bombed in the snow . . , ardent gun collector and fisherman . . . plans to take dentistry at Saint Louis. I William Elwyn Risser ' 5249 North Thorn San Diego 5, California Mobil has been a four year Saintsman . . . very active in intramurals . . . a man of convictions . . . easily recognized by ' l his blazing red hair . . . loves to work on cars . . . likes about 4 ' everything except Father Danaher's elephant . . . is a great gas station man . . . last seen arguing with Lamb about the I best station . . . plans to go to SDJC and take up drafting. 6L,f7v,,,',' A f fy! ' Lf. Y' Francis Anthony Rosso 1719 Ebers Street San Diego 7, Calif. Frank . . . one of Ocean Beach's more notorious beach rats . . . well known to faculty and students for his sparkling wit plus infectious machine gun laugh . . , big socially . . . played all intramural sports . . . convention delegate . . . well known for his writing of Around the Patio . . . college undecided but hopes to moior in law. Vincent May Salazar 3020 G Street San Diego 2, Calif. Vince . . . a product of New Mexico came to Saints as a sophomore . . . known and liked by all . , . will remember the big D . . . varsity football 3 . , , might as well can't dance . . , all right, Jerry . . . good dancer . is noted for his fiery campaign speeches . his candidate lost . . . plans to go to State with a butcher maior. . i Alfred Roman 2460 56th Street San Diego, Calif. Al . . . good dresser . . . popular with the girls . . . seen cruising in his yellow Impala . . , quiet but aggressive shown on Varsity football . . , hard worker in anything he sets his mind to . . . will be remembered for his party after the Football Prom . . . junior treasurer . , , senior secretory . , . plans to attend U.S,F. on a pre-dental maior. Raul Antonio Sandoval 158 West Hall San Ysidro, Calif. Raul . . . a good fellow to have around with a smile for everybody . . . active member in intramurals . , . favorite hobby is hunting . . . well noted in any group by his dis- tinctive mark of well shined shoes . . . plans to go to U.S.D. and major in Business Administration. .wry ..'I.ID Joseph Lemos Rosa 4335 Narragansett Avenue San Diego 7, Calif. Joe . . , came to Saints as a freshman . , . smallest man ever to run cross country . . , won turkey trot . . . pep club 4 , . entertained the school with his antics as Halo-Joe . . . seen regularly taking dip in the ocean at O.B .... plans to Q0 to J.C. and then State where he will maior in Physical Education. James Anthony Sarra 6703 Springfield Street San Diego 14, Calif. Jim . . . a lad you would like to have as a friend . . . known for his '55 Tahitan Red Chevy with his famous broken muffler . , . traveled to Encanto on smooth roads , . . chouffeured Ozzie and Bill , . . received good grades all four years 4 . . never missed games and dances . . . after graduation he will continue his studies at State with a law maior, ..O5 4 Dennis Edward Specht 2302 Julian San Diego 13, California Denny . . , four year Saintsman . . , usually seen cruising in his red go-cart somewhere down in Logan Heights . . . likes to examine guns in his spare time . . . loves to tell his friends of his experiences . . . played all the intramural sports . . plans to go into the Air Force after graduation. ,,i5h, , , Thomas J. Schaefer 225 W. 9th St. Escondido, California Tom has the mark of being a loyal Saintsman going back and forth from Escondido to Saints for all four years . , . last seen going to Keith's after school for a coke . . . often turned inventor in Chemistry class nearly blowing up same . . . played J.V, baseball . , . plans to major in Liberal Arts at Loyola. N Calvin Michael Schipper 4755 Wilson Ave. San Diego, California Cal to all . . . a four year Saintsman , . . usually seen work- ing on a car . . . honored the band with his presence in his freshman and sophomore years . . . likes to make money and go on dates at the Campus Drive-In . . . plans to go into the Coast Guard for a time after graduation . , . would like to be an outside diesel machinist. QV? 4 X W fs ,- If Richard Ray Stangl 3562 Trophy Drive La Mesa, California A four year man at Saints . . , Rich has become known as a small man in stature but a big man in heart . . . a member of the Pep Club . . . Saintsman 4 . . . C.S.F, 3 . . . always able to pull first in the class in Physics . . , hobby is wood- carving . . . going to the University of California in Berkeley to take up Architecture. Alberto Serrano Chavira ard sneer 3767 Tiiuana, B.C. Belo has been a Saintsman since his iunior year , . , always , has a smile for everyone . . . can be seen making his iaunt from across the border regularly . . . can be seen at many of our social events . . . plans lo attend a preparatory school and then go to Regis College where he wil moior in the vet- erinarian field. ' 1 .lerome Paul Sherry 6934 Ohio Ave. La Mesa, California .lerry has been a four year man at Saints . . . was a varsity footballer 4 . . . J.V. football 2 . . , Convention Delegate 3 f . . . Speech l0UrnGrf1er1t 2 , . . on two intramurals champion- f ship teams . . . possesses a drive equaled by none . . . plans l to attend college at the University of California where he ' will take a Liberal Arts Course. Leonard Peter Stoll 4121 wighiman San Diego 5, California Lenny is a four year Saintsman from St, Martin's . , , active in intramurals, played l.M, football l, 2, 3, 4, vol- leyball l, 2, 3, 4, basketball l, 2, 3, 45 and baseball l, 2, 3, 4, was in the pep club and varsity basketball manager in his senior year . . . soft spoken, with a good sense of humor, Lenny will probably maior in math next year at U.S,D .... Phillip Martin Stull 5438 Dundee St. San Diego 20, California Just plain Phil , . . recognized by the loud blur of pipes from his '56 Ford green convertible , . . haunted Saints grounds for the last three . . . remembered for his disastrous antics in the chem lab . . . usually seen in the patio letting out one of his hair-raising cries . . . plans to take up a lib- eral arts course at U.S.D. '42 Francis Joseph Stella 1401 Pennsylvania Ave. San Diego 3, California Frank is a member of the delegation from Omaha, Nebr. . . , after receiving his early schooling at St, John Evangelist . . . came straight to Saints . . . enioys music, particularly Jazz . . . can be found at his father's barbershop on Uni- versity and Idaho playing barber . . has been considering giving State College a little life while taking pre-med there. James Leo Sullivan 2832 Upas si, San Diego 4, California ,-OW 27 Z g li,,, G 5,9- Y ,litlty 2, f gf' 11 re y I , Q -, I II hy 6 Thomas Michael Stephens tt? 1 5028 Crestland Drive VN-' La Mesa, California 'X EEBS has been at Saints four years . . . has one of the V best views in the country where he lives on Mount Helix , . . ' being of large stature he played J.V. football 2, Varsity 3 football 3, 4 . . . spends his spare time playing basketball , at Gillespie gym . . . plans to attend the University of Cali- - fornia at Berkeley, maioring in Architecture Stephen Edward Theisen 4127 Baclman Place San Diego 3, California Steve has been among u persuaded to talk about ca with the inner workings of in intramurals . . . future eventually set up a law p fe' s for 3 years . . . can always be rs but might lose you before long his dragster . . . 2 year man plans are to attend Stanford and ractice in San Diego. -,Auf Jim is a Texas product . . . holds nothing against the 'yt J school except iug and the point system . . . always with a in i smile , . . cars are his hobby . . . seen cruising in his hot 1 Ford with an Olds mill . . . plans to attend U.S.D. or State . , . or trying to spear fish out at la Jolla or down to Mexico way . . . mcioring as a civil engineer or Air Force. 4 ii .f f' Victor Charles Todaro 4620 33rd Street San Diego 16, California Vic . . . one of our most active seniors . . . found the energy to participate in track 1, 2, 3, 4, i.v. football 2, and was vice-president of the pep club his senior year . . . served on the Augustinian . . . seen cruising in his pint sized Aston- Martin, the terror of the local Go-Kart set . , . Plans to at- tend St. Mary's College next fall. if 'J .gi ii-if Charles Anthony Tortorici 4369 Cartegena Chuck . . . a refugee from the City of the Angels . . . 4D's 5'th brain . . . he's well known around Saints for his 3 tone Chevy . . . never lost a game of chess at Saints' . , . a quiet personality well liked by all , . . has no definite plans about college. .fp ' 1 'tw i K Wewdfl Mane Caesar Villalvazo Loustaunau 1103 Cian. Quintana Roo Tiiuana, B. C. Always referred to by his teachers as Caesar due to the difficulty of pronunciation of his last name . . . never missed a football game . . . two year man at Saints' . . . liked by everyone . . . avid fan of rock n' roll . . . plans to attend San Diego J C .... will specialize in aeronautics. 'Dfw Wd rf' W:-nl' W' K Salvador Villanueva Boria Ave. D 3661 Tiiuana, B. C. Chavo , . , has been at Saints' for 3 years . . . left us in his sophomore year . . . member of the varsity basketball for 2 years . . . also active in Intramurals , , . football 3, 4 . ., V0lleYbUll lr 3, 4 . . . baseball l, 3, 4 , . . likes to draw . . . his plans for the future are J.C. and then University of Mexico. . . will major in architecture. 5. 'THU' Richard Urrea 3188 C Street San Diego 2, California Dick . . . a four year Saintsman who enioyed iug class.., likes to tend to rabbits . . . was an active member of the radio club, Always taking things apart . . . favorite hobby is to astonish the civics class with intelligent questions . . . - likes tacos and hot dogs . . . plans to ioin the Air Force and maior in electronics. .lack Henry Van Den Akker 3614 28th Street San Diego 4, Calif. Jack . . . came to Saints in his freshman year and then departed for his sophomore and junior years . . . returning V? y' X A' this year . . . liked by everyone that knows him . . . his hobbies include hunting, fishing . . . also likes to water ski e and bowl . . . hates to be quiet . . . plans for the future are to attend Junior College and take a math course. Howell Ernes Wiggins Jr. 3408 Cooper St. San Diego, California Topper is one of the most humorous fellows on campus . . . characterized by Father Griswold as always going too far . . . popular with the girls with his smooth manners and his dancing ability . , . taken part in school activities especially student government where he was elected A.S.B. . . . commissioner of elections . . . plans a medical career after college. Dunning Wilson 3620 28th St. San Diego 4, California Dunning is a four year product at Saints . . . an active fellow around the campus being among other things basketball manager, senior and iunior years, a four year varsity tennis man . . . has worked on the Augustinian and SAINTSMAN brilliantly . . . proved himself worthy of his one year scholar- ship by four years in C.S.F .... plans to attend the Uni' versity of Notre Dome devoting his studies to medicine, Snr? ' ' Lonnie Jay Washington Jr. 2603 Nye Street San Diego, California --? As' tend State. John Pierre Wasem 3020 East 4th St. National City, California John has been with us at Saints for four years . , , well 4488 Euclid Avenue San Diego 15, California Edward Anthony Wohland ,,,,.,f1 A four year man at Saints , . , Lonnie has turned in a record of friendship which has extended to all , . , tried to catch a lock with his head , , , works for the city tpark and recre- ationt . . . kept up team spirit on varsity basketball last seen collecting money after Kearney game . . . may at- knowfl for l'l5 friendly Smile - ' - AU9U57l l0 ' 3 ' 4 - Photo Handsome Ed . . . the ladies' man, has been at Sai Cl'-tb 3, 4. - - V PEP Club 4 - - - B tfock 4 - A C lfofk 3 for three long years . . . constantly in his corvette gray - - - V0V5'fY Cross COUUVY if 2 - - - l i U f'U'0iS it 2 A - ' stude hard top . . . sports cars are his second life . three Y.C.S. 4 . . . C.S.F, 2, 3 . . . plans to go to State College after graduation and on to Santa Clara for the last two years with a maior in engineering, years of Intramurals . . . played J.V. basketbatl and baseball . . , varsity basketball, senior year SAINTSMAN 4 Augustinian business manager, senior and junior years will start at state, then to U.S.F. to take up econom cs Leonard Allen Wisniew 1834 Crenshaw Street , San Diego 5, California Len never known to miss a Saints dance . . . well lsr1OWr1 for his questions in Father Danaher's class . . . always ready f to help out a buddy . , . he has taken an active part in all W school activities . . . served as vigilante in his senior year ,X . . . helped the track team, in his sophomore and freshman f 4? years-undecided on goal. 'savanna .. -.Mx wr. .et-1 -1 'v Vernon Grant Wyborney 1971 Chalcedony San Diego 9, California Grant has honored Saints in his senior year after spending .. 2' .fff ., .,., wg V, f it , f few Ronald James Yourczek 4780 Helix Drive la Mesa, California Ron is noted for his smile and curly hair . . . a four year intramural expert . active in the science fair one Year . . . spent his extra time becoming chief janitor at Saints . . . well known for his en- ioyment of hunting and interest in guns . . . plans on a career in the Air Force. -4541. 4'-.a-Q, 'Qu 'xl' '3 I ll? x if ss xi J r X li' .L 'lll I , . his previous years at Mission Bay High School . . , likes to ski . . . fancies himself the greatest actor in the world . . . has a very familiar low pitch voice which can be heard all W '--' ' ' over the campus . . . plans a pre-med course at U.C,l..A. 1 Louis Yandall 1859 Donax Ave. Palm City 7, California Big Lou . . . in four years has made himself one of the best ' liked men on the campus . . . always seen with a winning .Q 1 t smile . . . showed great athletic powers in all four years . . . i.v. football lp varsity football 2, 3, 4, i.v. basketball '- 1, 2, varsity track 1, intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to attend University of Oregon or Arizona and maior in busi- ness administration. ,awwsrem 1 , I ' lil: , ,,, - V, I 3 f , H f . . spent two years in the band and was 1-41 Gary Stephen Zellmer 4323 Merrit Street La Mesa, California Gary has graced our halls for the last four years really mak- ing his presence felt . . . smile for everyone , , . supports any activity of Saints without hesitation . . . participated in intromurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . loves to water-ski and hates jug . . . this true Saintsman's presence will long be missed . . . plans to attend U.S.F. after graduation. Ricardo Yasuhara Higashi 1047 Ave. Ocampo Tiiuana, Mexico Chops . . . a 4 year man at Saints has conquered many friends with his sunshine smile . . has played on the varsity 3 years . . class secretary in sophomore year freshman and sophomore years . decided. . a baseball fanatic who . C.S,F. member . . . . . . convention delegate . . future plans are un- Joseph Manuel Yborra 1319 W. Pennsylvania San Diego 3, California Joe . , . one of the most ardent supporters of activities at Saints . . . drives a '50 Ford with a unique blue paint job . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . sergeant at arms in the pep club . . . Saintsman 4, glee club 3, 4, german club 47 and schola cantorum 4. -' -'. F . xglllcl :Q-' . A r K 1 4-QQ!! 'sr f f A .ix . ini IQ ,-,- ,Y - qw. ex,-. ' , V 4 Joseph Harrison Zook 2621 Bancroft St. San Diego 4, California -i , ' f ' Joe , a true Saintsman for four years . . . is yet to miss a ' 1 ,I ,4-can Saints' activity . . . has a hearty smile for all . . . participated H in the intramural program for four years . . . his support in the 1' future will be sorely missed . . . plans to attend S.D. state I' college and major in Literature. wh ' John J. Zupon I 6916 Tait si. ' .3 , San Diego ll, California John is a four year Saintsman which is an accomplishment in V itself , . . future plans include State and a maior in Electronics . . . favorite hobby is cars . . . often seen Sunday at the Para- dise Mesa Drag Races , . . played intramural volleyball and was a faithful server at Friday mass for two years. Z I bi Z ,- if Y' 1 , 5- Z 4 7.2 Z ff g f of -E2 , 'Z Ji., N 1 ' ,N - , x 7 x NJ 4 5 l 5 2221- If ' 22 jf '19,-3-1 1' xx. 1 1 f ' Lf? fi? ffff -125 kts' g , 4 il ,, L R b rt B 'A-.mum mmm , 0 e me' - v Manuel Romo Jiminez 461 6th St. Tiiuana, Mexico 4632 60th Street San Diego 4, Calif. Bob . . , a new comer to Saints . , . came to us in his senior year . . . showed to all the spirit of a true Saintsman . . . could always be seen at school activities . . . especially intra- murals . . . and dances . , . always fun to be around . . . future plans are undecided. Big Jake . . . to everyone , . . a four year Saintsman his cowboy boots and sombrero were always worn in rainy Speclal Sludenl weather . . . won a trophy in intramural football . , . always Charles Tuck can be seen at the social events in Tiiuana , . . plans on be- 6452 Cleo Street coming a radio and television technician. San Diego 15, California 55 TIME TIME is an important factor in the life of every underclass- man. One of the most TIME consuming activities, besides classes, is homework. TIME is spent on the many school activities the underclassman takes part in. Dance commit- tees, campus clubs, out of class proiects and athletics have to be dealt with. TIME must be given to the underclass- man's budding social lite. Dates to keep, dances, parties, and games all require the young man's attention. Most of all, they look forward to the TIME when they will no longer be underclassmen, but full-fledged seniors. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 8 MAY 12, 1959 .. QRESM ' G59 1605 THF 1VEFKI,Y NEYVS' MAGAZINE 91 Sl 259 GN 173 S MXN' ONNY0 ' 'YB' lp A 7 A i 'tgp-5-'A . x Q H 9 9 ' uNf-Eng Q -- ' F vi 9 Q1 y-NPN ,-2' .v 'f 4 y 'ga riffs SSH CQ0 44 Ge 9 If ' 1 A 44,0 J 12,2 H 6 xx 90651 ' 19 M Expos: - WHAT REALLY? HAPPENED ON JUNIOR DAY 57,00 A YEAR , 4 o us y VOL. LXXI NO. 19 UNIOR I 0 1 Y 1 f l Junior Class Officers lleft - righfl: Bob Padberg, Presidenfp Larry Turner, Treusurerp George Clause, Secretaryg Dennis Shea, Vice-President. X ix I -Q I 'N ' r 'f r -x 9:01511 S Zf'.K A ' WWK SES? J -' H-2 5 1 Q r- v,,,L,f??54,fg -:..: ' 'fi fi' ' 4 fu v...2 Fwfip 5' 'N lr' Sv Ables, lames Ambre, Robert W. 3 R ey A X NH :Cliff A ' L 'ff I Beck, iohn Bednar, William sa ' ' -'A 4:5 1 4- vs W o . . A. Biorkman, Robert Bledsoe, Carlton Rs. -t. ' w' KH 3 off! x' ,,. 6. . .4 H W' , f A Bacon, .lames . ,e , l. ,,.. v K sf Q-gn , .1 B Bensmiller, Thomas I ,.-N A ,AQ ly . ,-. Bodenstadt, loseph L ,. k. ,A . r -.1 c .,,, -el I. Bahne, William 1 ar'-s., - nf Q-e- xi Ll Beres, Peter I . ee. ,,, fr , 'N K 1 ' 1 5 ' V -.as . -.X x' 30 Bradley, John Z, fr - . , W 'yi-i Baker, Dennis b .- Q , Ah - , , xv 'll ' W ' 'Yo X 1 ...-.. F Q Bianco, Leon 'I ,JA - l 1 ' . 4' Brady, Edward 1960 Percival rebounds us Vallejo leads the cheers. Cook plays basketball, Munoz exercises, and Bensmiller iigs. V ,. Q ,ZZ ,and AX 1 ff Baldridge, Paul Baumgarten, Robert .ff ,Irvs- Nl ,,'A' . 'Q lx, Gil W F . . -fs: ,Mfr 'nf-.w'X?m..., : , Z l 4. .. . lk I l Bill, John Biondo, Vincent . 31 Q i 'Psi' ' . 3 . or it 'R R 1- R . Q, ll... 'Q .. , T, . 4 l S ve Brooke, Brian Buechner, Robert .W- ' fl Wi an- ' ,. Q + x . L5 ,- Assisted by Fathers Glynn, Garrett, and Keane, Father Williams offered a Solemn Requiem Mass for the late pontiff, Pope Pius XII. After the mass during the absolution Father Williams incenses the catafalque. CLASS OF' - --- N IX rr p.. , . rt A , T ,L ,army I I ? QV 'V 1.7 ,. 1 6 fi' g I 1 1 f f 1-Q W Q ' be 5 ff . I X 1' f 'V 4 fm- .1 1 5 ? ' ,, lil .. if. N' , ' 'MZ , , i n '3 ' f .3,A.l..,41, 1 , X 5 - Ai, nh - X - 'Q .- , 5: '-2 l 4627 . . .N Burns, Michael ' 1 1 f i , J, 1 ' 'N 'N-2, ,ww 1, ' f 4 dv? 1 f J , L 4 N Carroll, Gerald Colgate, Arthur Bustamante, Edward 'CL ..f, A 1, ,I J L, ... - fn- '7 cgi, - Carter, William Collins, James Butler, Robert Cadena, Raymond -Q, .1 - ,, ,awe I 'dx ,1 - 4' 'ggi 'fir I my I A W4 an A X' .Wo 722 K .ff N ' it 5 he ' . X-Ulf ,' ' 'FII M4 'LQ-Ti-.-1 Cashman, Paul Caterina, James Cook, Handley Cook, William We 5 l . Y wr X B- V N ' H ttt, W I N ss A Ag Calvert, Thomas Carriedo, Marcos Carrillo Luis 5 v x X .vi-'A ' K rx 1 V - f N by , ' who ' . ,N .b 3 g .X by NSNN Q V ' X- ' were-Q - X .t 1 ' fiff:ffQf+s -.-sq, :Q x , it C ' -so. u ' 7, ' X . , WAN WN . 7 WN l tvs. Cave, Paul Chanier, Robert Clause, George Coscarart, Peter Cover, Fred Crawlord, Jacob , wflf Y Q x .- ' H - 'Q x J ,t , - A T A I :U -ws. A, 'N gi , Z, .,-. ,,. Z' x ,Wm Q, .. Q Q. 1, , la, t ' ii xr 60 ,A X A W, 4 ' XA , .. 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K - - cz- :of - - - ff 'W - ,. af, ,X ,, 7 is ' rf' - r - 'r ff- -Q f K, qv, ' ' A ' ' an ww XJ 2 ' i 'V 1'-7 Iwi' r ,' w -- f nd 1 V J. E 4 R X-I l wa Fanes, luan Farrell, James Farrell, William Fingerman, Michael Flatow, Gregory Fontana, Lawrence Frank, lames 196O--- With baton in hand Mr. Henry Frubolia, our bundmaster, leads the band in a fight song. Furness blasts one out. We VIA, f if - 'ix 'vw s l Q s....,! A X , 'D' R , Freed, Michael ,Q N , .Q I I f'G- ' Fritchel, Thomas 4 , , . , gn .mg ,. .A ,..,. ' has N nw f K. x ' N Fr. Aherne presides over a council of student body presidents from San Diego High Schools. The topic of discussion was College and Future Jobs. The final con- clusion expressed was that high school students should plan for the future now! ., l f V . 3 amd., L.. , l Z JJ , f if l , 2 M s , Flu V LIB ,V V , A lvl ,H- ,' ,I ATN' MJ' 4 V ,. JV W. fQVj G, EL , 1 , f I I V Y . LV VVVUlIUl-f ,itil V FVVV V , I . l fl W Y-VZIL yi J ,rw ,j ,4 QV ill' 1 full' V'-VN I V1kn,,l'1 'Nfl Jah Al'x'rlV . l H I 1 l L V' Tx K -V XJ N., 7 , L ll x KV V, x , . F - l L - 4 ,f Xffbcl' pulp W fm' Q0 , L, , X l J V' wah Y it L . C S S G ix H f ' .!g.'53Q' -- QV -H L -s .siew V , V gg Vtri -lx 1 . 1 - ix x V 2 if 1 W, at .311 f at aw turs e Q 3. l.. -' ,-X' ' --if n . in w F erae 1 G f n X f -1 L ' lf' . s PEFSXX - 1s,. . - Frye, lames Gallego, Fausto Garcia, Victor Gary, Frederick Gauthier, William , -MF V ?fi, .VLVi:VV V V V e , akytc'l'A 'ng VV 1 lg .74 e t it , F f Q , 2 1 - GY' J V X VEV 1 ' H K lr , Y AQ FX 5 - .. K- :. 1 Y? lg, x N' .ss, V , A .5 ' ' 1 llll 17 W Q1 l N5 Gersten, Gary Gilb, Thomas Gilham, Anthony Gillies, Gerald Glenn, lohn Gontang, Peter Gontesky, Michael Haas, Alfred' Hagan, Lee Hamilton, lerome Haradon, Donald Hawthorne, Gary Heekin, lohn Heintz, Ralph -X ' , .. fr f V do T .. 62 ,-., Q, an G. . ,V -. G' ' V is V - V ., ' F . VV MVN , , 44 , . , ,X . ,V V xx . . 5 V. ft, 'V' -N . 55 .' it- L' X1 V, Ek' Qi Q M 1 cv V V -rr-v.:'K V' VV 'V nv-f V 3' V .V ss N V mx 5 V- x' - -M A -H ,mai 1 l ' G H' J .H ' F - ' J. J 5 I 'u if new ti K ' N ' ' 4 L 4 I h J . , Helm, Richard Hopgood, Roger x A KJ 9 1 jr' V X l 0 J: il' L Q Joh s n, Walter Johnson, Jesse T In ': Z' jj, J ' J 1 if J as ' Li Lapinski, Lee Larter, Patrick 'A f' Kirkuk L I L 1 J- J 'fi it f 4 M Ny if 'N Q V J ff- A-. 'L ' M W I :vs W., gi W Q ,,,,, V avi., ln aw: I L gi- ev, X- A A - 11.1-29,1 'af xv Q , K 1 x ff Hu hes, John Hurteau, John Jain, John Ja ues, Michael 8 Q c:. J--43.1, ,, L47 ,L J- 3 - L of f' . , six J , G55 I va' , :T b H' Nea! iff .V 11 , sr ' H 1 1 V' N' - 'V J 1 N- J ' ' , J ,,,,J ,tg J J ft ' sf J Kadlubowski, Richard Kelly, Lawrence Kottman, Clifford Labruzzi, David -. ,JT . ,, 4' 4 J 'Q 1 fri ' 7 ' V:-7 , , 4. 2 K :nf J 'ff , 4 3 1 .ff 5 ' 1 U x A 43-' Q1 ,J -'- Q lf J JJ ' , 2 ' --JJ . .v 5 1 ,ft r ,J .sl T660 Illegal use of hands by faculty aids in pushing Espinosa back 15 yds. Lehmann, James ,Ain ' .zu W?-V : ,'u Q , ,Wm XY af If 5 791. J ,ZH 1 J, fy X 54' -J Q A-Win K, JJJ, J J Wi 'if Jenkins, Harold A ps. :JJ 10' f i 'x , Lannen, Michael . Q-sv ! .j 5. if vi W i 3.1 . 'fm Mfr, tm 2 H. Levigne, George Liberatore, Louis Lockwood, Robert im, fi: Q 1 1. l 'Q e mf' faculty. H J Students voice their support for 4C while Fr. Neely cheers ? 3 fi' A F 1 5129! I ge-4 A . 'IW 'rs' 1. . 1 ,f f iw. .-1 , , an ?Q A .. ' iv xl' Lopez, George fj' typ, , l S A 2 't 3 Br' l .ue Madrigal, Gilbert Martinson, Georg CLASS 0 - X 77 'T' , ' 'Al ,G ' ,-Q A 'vw I l G, L G X I Lorentz, lames Lucero, Michael Lybarger, William G Q ff fo' I -1, A '., 1 W V if Magana, Castor Wt? Marinez, Ray eMasciantonio,Nicholas May, Michael Meierbachtol,Stephen 'WH' IA V ,, WH lf, Qi , ,..-. Www' . L ' l tl-M' ' l X. fl, 64 l , , ct L W- Qi jr, ' sf l i? l 3 1 r', t ,f..4,a 1 1- K - I 'Y - fx A. 5 Q .,- Nx t'-lex Skt Q lifes: McCreary, Allan . iq if I NX fi rx l eff wx ' vw , an--- ,M - v , 1 'xl l to X ri- ,, Martinez, Henry Moceri, Salvatore n l l el x. if S .QF D yr ,113 ,-K 3 l Wx WA'A fn XY. -N- 4-0 as Q, G if McDermott, lohn ,. fr-'T --- i fi iw s ,,-,gi q 'SC R it 3 sw A tw - v ' 1 Martinez, Raul Montoya, loseph Vg .- -' 23 N fha c S ' .4 ,,.t,A. 5 'Sf K X t . -t Q5 .- 715 Frfi if-. . , V : . GJ 1.3, ' WI' xx .' ext MacBush, Robert X X: '-9' 1 x Q .yszzi Martinez, Uvaldo Moser, William 'FT , ,I x 'Q . Q '5 ' ij l 2' ll 1 an i f-J., ' 'N-3 9' Q . H 1, 'L i , Al Underclossmen Rosso, Gontang, and Swanson admire the Y.C.S. Nativity Scene, -- ' A za: 2. f -E ' 41 ' 4, fe. Ll 5, aff' , i . v, V , , 'Uh r N' I l ! ,, x e , -. 'X x I ' is Mullen, Joseph Munoz, Richard Muzquiz, Gilberto Myers, William L5 I Q, S ' ... 1? 1 - , gl ,P fi N If X f U, x 2' ' 4' , V L' J 4-A 'T - ' Malley, Patrick 0'Neal, Paul Osterberg, John Pinto, Jesus Polansky, Richard Polansky, Robert Padberg, Robert Prendergast, John f . ! Nacozy, Paul 1 ,L- .,, V 4 , S e 50 0 5 1 l , i Pamus, George Preston, Daniel ' 'V if 2- , 'L' 'ff ' 1 1 ,iv A 'li X Q px Nava, Carlos 0'Brien, Michael 1i3'iQ.,'tr'f i 44 fx , A rv' wg G A V any ., . J l' V, . X, , ,Q ,, 4 W l , ' fe ,, is 'tr' l 'Pl l Parent, Reginald Percival, Wilbur Preston, John Rathswohl, Eugene 5- ,V I , -QQ M N ..'-Je-:i.,f.:,..1 A I ,V ,I N Qi ,.: V, 'gmvk , I , ' ,, 1 14, ,, -Q-1, iw -4 X , :1 J 'lj j. .1 lg .. . , jf, .3 , , ,I , 44 .I , , in ' rfavrir Q3 Q-Xhimb' 4' fi ' ' '? 1 5 ' 7' 'l ,V ' ' ' A f ' V fg . 1 'W ' . . 4 , 'ff , , , , , Q' I , 2 3 J , , ' -.rv-V -v , n, A 1 , , zf 'if' 'ff , ' ff' fag ' if ,IZA f ' 4 ' if . a J 4. ,f 'TJ I J 1 l 'YL 33 I , 'WZ JEPJJJQ' J ,fg , ,. ,H ,f ' ,f - ,HAI 1 1 ' - , Q, p W l lv N M -4 WM' K vQ'i,y?E3?.1rfl.i 5 ,, :It ,A1 fmgffl f 'f,lf'eu'2llff 4 'fl ' S' ' ' . V A-i - f I , ,-, fs' ' . 'ff-at 0 , A .V ,, f . ,I 4' ' . ,... Qi' 'li' ' ' 4 KTQZZ, 'Q ' A ' l . 1 l tl - if fi T o ' I ,F to . ff 2 ,.., ., S 1 x. 4. . ,'.:v.g1, ' A A ' 1, As 55:7 it 4, lim a A -Q 1 f l ft . - :isle 4 . . - if 4 , . T T t 2 , Raymond, Norman Reck, Stephen Ricchiuti, Vincent Richeson, Edward Rivas, Charles Rivera, George Rodriguez, Victor ,.. - ' N Q, U ' ' T f V ' 1 ' 'F vu 4 It r ' A 'N s A, ' . -A, A ' 'N , K O- , X . ,QI-1 41 V fl - Y V 5 ' Y, ' 45 T 5 ,- ,vis i Y, .1 , T- W ' 4 R Q if , ,l A '. ff 4: ' X ' ' 'fa lv .K 'X 'tv i 'f l f ,, ' :- :,. '-.1 .- I 'x . A ' 5 'Q f' ,. w. , .V..v ' - , T ' , , :: : '- ,I-,jg -' ,. vi ,, J .eV.r 2 l si uf. . 2. Rohner, Robert Romero, Gustavo Romero, Rene Romero, Robert Rosa, Anthony Roye, Kenneth Rueschman, Robert I, ,A X-,ogy-F' E , Qt I Q I A A l 9 5 11 3 . i ,W Y V H 1 x , ,N 3 1 is rv 4 of A sv '-A 'M or i 1' F-N 1 A , mn.. . 'V Y 'ea V ' 5.4 'Aw' -'-4 -Q , . if ... ' ,LL gg S, l W H 4 1 X 1 I 5 ' 4 J -J, t i . , l Q , K '-,,.::7:.r-K . Ah N- I J 1 x 'ls G V REEL 'i ififlffi Q: cf ! Ryan, Richard Sainz, Frederick Salazar, Lucian Sanchez, Frank Sanders, Lyle Schweinfurter, Russell Scutt, Keith 'lu' h n t ,. 1, , , . ,..., , 'V 'V ' E J, , rl b X :Q I D Q 'QA ' K nv it fi fl 5 V 5 -Q Q f A -' ii ' - n. N 'fn ' f - V 1 f ,-Q f. L 4 T . . T ' 1 L Q' 'hz ,j fag j 1 l A' rig V4 ,ff , X K ' Q, rv, 5, - k'? 'A f lt, '- 'f 'E' . a,t '27, X J F' 'fa ,f 4, ' , .vi ' , f l . ' W L 1 ip,-L W ' . A ff a ,, f f ' - itll..-.51 215215: X N-, Sexton, Thomas Shaules, lames Shea, Dennis Shields, Dennis Signorelli, Francis Silva, Carl Smith, Edward ,. 1- T l l, I x HIM R S l I .I ,,f, ' i Mft was gg, , , . - , -. , Q-. i , -, -, 4 Q, 4--s V QM X ,- , 'F ,,,, , , ty' nr X V. 1- t V i T2 , . S A , Q , T ' V Somew, Geflfge S0fiH, Lawrence Souza, Hanley Stafford, Michael Stelmach, William Stenger, Ronald , A 3: I sm y . rm ff A I X, F I QA A . . - , Q' 'L L . 'Y' T , 5 , f T ,W P l f no S Svatko' Alexander Tafoya. NIUIOIW Taylor, Harry Templado, Timothy Traxler, Donald Turner, Laurence 1 ' 'W . 5, Stroginis, Michael I x X 1 ,Xt S -, N k 'R Twomey, Thomas it 1 ..--v Q4-4'lkQ1N1flx.' N Mui? W, ' ! LN ,F E- L1 63- 'LIN .L , : ng gg. W M i ' - l QI: Q v'f' x I ' I , ,V Y 4, 9 xx D . N- e . ' Tynen, Edward Vallejo, Charles Vasquez, Henry Villarreal, lose 5- , X Q, is '4-3' :Q I 5 1' , - Q , ll e V ,f 9 f Q' .., ez' J? gg- -v , ,gf mi' if , ' 7 4. L Q .Q ' - L Welch, Iames West, Peter Whelan, Robert White, William ., , , ... , fe, --fe xx A 14' W ' ' A , 5 .3 K i. N . A 43 1.1: -li'l- 4144 an l f i Nil, b an if ,yrs - kr- 1 i Wagner, lohn Z W' i 47 . in I Wilhelm, Pete Young, Eugene Yourczek, Thomas Yurcich, Francis --CLASSGJF Homecoming queen, Carla Kar- am, from Regina Coeli Acad- emy addresses the student body with her special touch. Vidcr uses Ipana. Cheerleaders lead students during rally. l , F F wit,ilU5AUEFl5 7 NTS A 2 'x , A ,gf 'viii' Fein., me .-ssl 1 if ' Hz' .. ff' W 4- 4 6 ' f , ' N I'- i,z,, ,..,r wifes l yo W Wallace, Thomas Weeber, Ronald ,Q .1 , ,af - fr-. gil ,-.1 '4 3, 'W' Wright, lames Ybarra, Dennis 19603 E2 i firvv ' kwa 41 , , 534, Z an 4. 1 ' u 1 if X A ., , e 2 l hgh lf! mi' 34 Sophomore Class Officers lleff - righfl: John Benton, Treasurerg Nicholas Vltnllch Presldenf Vnctor Player, Vice-Presidentg Ruben Carriedo, Secretary. CLAS fix xlv '- MR: l x You CAN L10-HT sg 80TH I-5065 9.43 53 3 ! Nik, C U . 7 -1 l . V l SO bln i pl .. - H -Sf 1' J. . V as ,V 2 mf' :we- :av W595' e X 1-' 'I We ff' .f - '-- v'T 'f-3--1 t, ' Mm ' ' . gf? .- V ',N-' .r ' ' .-iifvl' 5. A R t e X - ' l -Q e ' ' . rf ! h 4 ' ' 4 A rcs x 'K -.R X xg- .' 'mx W WF V' 1 5 ,..g: . ,Cx U x , HJ wi . 'L5' 'T' V 'V' e use ie' -mf - 'T' -. 'L' I 'V .h ff , .ti N, , .495 ,,. - y N f A . V. W V - A V - :u N- Q ull ,wp 1 'Muff Acosta, Francisco Adlfinger, Raymond Aldrete, Albert Alkazin, John Amescua, Gustavo Asher, lohn , ,,, it we f' l YHA V WZ, f t 1 f 1 ml! I Baltes, Patrick .. my l 'fi' fe! ' ' ,gun ' i r H TTB A ' l P A YW cl- A l . V .. 1 f l A ff Va,-I v 'c l -.f .f MV. ,, ,V- ..- 54 V kv -of 'N l v ' 'K 'BQ , ' 1 ,Q-n 4 K -., N .V , - - V, 151-' l'V. Nbr Y . K Ng, l 64 A R ,t 'in' 't x Y I 1 7 Pl.. 'fr 8anke,'Michael Barr, Christopher Barrett, Robert Barry, Patrick Beckmann, Francisco Bell, Landes , W ' - , ell T X, . in I X A Y ' 44,5 A , l ' Q , , . . If sq '1' - ff e ' , :. 54 3, M N , ' VX f B- .V t J fic , 1 rv-: -5 7 , , Bianchi, Anthony Birt, Donald QI? y ' L - 'X K F Black, Anthony Bonilla, Manuel Borgerding, William Bottmer, William 1 7 I, ,c tl v. 'N Mr. Tennies lakes ri before an attentive N , ,4 97 K E' 1- ' c Q40 P1 4 , r , . I V I 5 7 If I K 1 5 1' H I , 4 Q X . , 1 iz rr sd 5 Av 7 , ,w-H , ft 61, f ' u p ,Q A 4 4 Q is I t , if! ' X 23,27 I ' a . afa- , W A 1,1 eh V -.,.,, R Ng Benton, lohn 3 . 5 ,, -. . l 4. f' Bourne, Michael I , f , . - - 1 9 6 1 I VJ X - One over the for our side. .Y Q ltmvx 'T'-L. ' x f ' we XXX ' mx-lil 'V'-'QW' I' ' N. I J ,F VV ,. V it .5 'Ain' class. is n f 3 S 'ua 5 '- f ' 4: -mt ' Y iff-mea rex fl at ' 4 , 21, , . g I N 9 . v k l -X , . f me W , su V ak' JV 6 - J. t -V in ,., . V , x. , ' t . , 1' 1 Z 2V , f 4 . , V ,Y , , , .IV . . F ' f AZ ' l ,Wh ,, ,U Qy 3 od I 2 J if. V ? degfglgtf Q ' j 4 V - ' fn- nw I t ' g , , 5172 V. 12,111.11 1 ' L ' ,, V V, ffff f2y:V,Qv1' ,- -A , .. , A, ' . - - -ff 5 ' 1 .. 4244 .I 1 V, ,V . ,, .I 4 gf 5 d y .. ., , , '4 fflwgf ' 4iW:rZ?W7'f' t fha VV , ff i f'-'ff' V - ' ' Q f5',.:'yi'1rfff' ,V-NQQMQ gg, ' 4 A ' 'B -A -fv 25,-- fy- lv 'g, rw-'Q-::Vz,,I. . 4 . I . , ,Va V 1, ...ax .,.. t 4,-M ' ,V w , :V1:z,'23'-M' 1. U V W ,, ,fl .,,,, t . ' V '. , ,V z zzwf f,, ,... V, ,f ,,,1rfV,.V , Lf ' L' ' V e 11::,zw '..-an ' ' ' 1 , ,ff',',:ff17'?fW'2 ,mine-', r: -ff ,.... .-,t. , 1 ,,?v,.,MVL . , M-,vd'vi,V,, ,,,.,4? all. A Q ' T 'L .1 T2-4 if fel 474 'is N 8 Msg se Z W s 4 'N 11:21, so ff . ra . l i 'Q - .. .- l '. -,, , .- . M ' N-.xxx A., l -3 ...N l' 'll lillxlil r,,sY we A, ... .H Y fi I in 70 Students around campus. CLASS 0 n 41, I ii X4 r f 'vm 'X fr' Bridger, Nicholas Bray, Richard A gf i,,, 'G 6 l' Nf'1 Q w 'S rv-v 5:-Q' 'Q Cachuela, Lawrence Camarena, Daniel Champion, John Chevillon, David -Q , fm- Q., A ,mfsig ' '73, Q. ' ' t 1 ,e I ll . f lx -5 i A ,ar as va , L A.- j -... R , .C l Budzynski, Leo 't :. 1 Campbell, John Cihak, Michael f' --., ,C 'N K t . auf, ef - N t -:N . T- X 35 1' xsaf L v Q Bujazan, Michael Q,-lt' .-s ,. ...F h 4- . q , T Carriedo, Ruben Q y ,.l r - tw.-f 'l ffxtirtwx - -R ' N' A N. , Q 313 .k I f ,k -fi. . lv vs R ak. Q P K Q Pa 5 gd., 5 f. L.. E t Q, ,J 5. gg, . Burciaga, Eduardo Bustamante, Carlos Caballero, Rudolph :TLQX 1 5524 Z .N X fri it xv' - J -l : it h . V 1, f C .A -'J : Q ., gg r x. 'Q I if., .. F , was C' ' fl l Q. M t 1 Casey. Walter Castro, Raymond Celiceo, Michael Coates, Raymond Colmenero, Gilbert Corby, Noel Crotty, Michael . ,x. ,X 4 .5 ily, ' Sas .N -Q x p -. A L f i time-X r' -AME J , ' NTI ,I - .N V .Nt W is M Ik A EN - 1 . - N- H- A34 :N a ..,,,3, ,Q ig .i a ,..-. gn, -i I 'U 1 '.,...1 ,Y ers?- my ., , , Q 1, 6' -X Qi I X, 'D U Q Q.. YY K, A L K X A Q K , , , E5-A-E ,-.W fc V' ,V ..,,. W , Q- f X if fi e W fl J I v ,-5, 'fer '-V 'll W-K -N -J I X Y 9 r Q4 ,. ' 1. . ' F e 44 it ' F ' 1. if ' '- f ,K . is . , 1 :za 3 4+ Q l . .. AR . f r lr A Davis, Victor De Turi, Nicholas Diaz, Joseph Dibos, Joseph Dugan, Daniel Dunham, George Durkin, Terrence LIE.. J N T4 :i - K :intl - - i ' .' T' ,..., ,, avr T9 X gbxoiwl s 1:-' 3-7' 1, Q ' H' X 4- V l '-- g I 3 L' l ' .-, r , - --- - ' il T' j ., .4 'lx ' it ,f X', Q f ' X V . lv , s 1 F, , , 44 Q ff? 'v ' 'r X ' ' , Cx HX ' ,L I-1 td kb V A 'F ' A N X ' fr -L .5 P' . lr .Y ' Z9f.,V Easterling, David Ebel, Dennis Eklund, Paul Falvey, Richard Fay, James Fisk, Patrick Fitzgerald, Michael -, t 'l' -1 3, xr.-r'fllfYzli'il,r,p,: vii' . 5 ,..,,.,,, F M ' A XT. fares i , F if fe -t - L I .va H., 7 at L, .U I I I x i I g . ,A C., '4 ff , ,, ' ' 1 ww F, X .li ve. is A- . .. 'S , ' as . .. 2 , ,. N 5, we ,. , W , 4 . . Frank, Alfred Furniss, Michael Gammichia, Frank Garcia, Julian Gilb, Walter Gillespie, Stephen Glenn, Stanley Student braves storm to reach next class. This is an outrage! , yells Vincent Salazar as convention g . T I fl lf votes 42 to I to oust him. 'WF 14' 1lrr:,:,g.i , .rf-n.. , 0 J 1 , f fy r Y R X may ,f- n X we 1, ww, , . -r A -f . f tf ev fu -A-. Y auf Sf- Rafal- 5 , , X Q X I A ,af irog f . , . a ia , ,Q 'ir X If 4 ,610 W A Z, 'Wifi f i,.e:,,+ Q' fx Nwfwh N Us ,jf Y 1 4 Q 1 Early b' ear Saints was honored by the H ,JM Q presenc f Msgr. Hurd, Diocesan Director of the Propagation for the Faith, who spoke on s X the Missions throughout the world, and what if rx: '-1 I '7f?'v '-- :I J V' Goldkamp, Michael a fine job Saints students were doing in giving sacrifices for the Missions. CLASS 0 X, , , wmv' xg v N r 's f X W TY, A .0 . -,uf Gontang, Allan 'rr 'tiff' .I 1 , . f ,f f - ig,- 4 , ti- X yi ' 1 K , . 'vw V N. Q I I vw 'fr' si Q I 7 s 1 vi , if I W -4 ff if ' ,. .., ,, , , . , ' , ' nk Harrison, Thomas Holmes, Henry Hauser, Wick lllades, Eduardo i ww s Qi Y' 1 G X 11 i ' rn- ' ,., xh ,,i, -', u. -'qw iv. A A t f Q w r r Q .' fag ,rf 1' ,.. ,- , ..- Ct 'vu - Y 3, , r. 1 Q-N 'S-:N gk 1-3-f 1 X E. af. .f-Q , - 5 L., 5.1 'a .Emi t , D , , H it , M, A ,---1 if - X , vs t 5 r , Yr, ' XA- r is is R f, tif I i i' -.., s V, tg. - if A -A .ss -L . ' wma: Grunloh, Ronald orsich, Dennis Goulart, loseph Gross, Stephen , any , vw GN f n a- , s -'M' j. B Harris, Jeffery xi, is ' 3 3 L t , iss H r X as L Xa 1 v X 'C' - 'Q'-5' A ' A31 ' s -g,,:5g,,, , H. V- A . lv K New use , I 'X T . Hodoyan, Armen Hayward, Iames Heekin, Dennis Hicks, James Kama, Edward Iackson, Lawrence liminez, Cesar fi tones, Claude 5 :XX 'N 'nr MCH' iii N N7 ei' Y yy iiii eq' . I A A. .P , I e if A e it N X S, 'f M!f, .x,i5.,.',. , 1-. , . JUNK 'Ui' X QNX xx . X t , 'fngf 'Q y 'N -, J :. ,,,.g,,,.-,ng M-M A Hottman, Charles Kivett, Gary F.:- X X 8595. X v T. ln, X , L' sw . .5 x cw, fy, 149, ' , . V W, . -ew., X fl!-llglflli ig ,5l3 'Wi , . V-L ' A 3M,1x, --.., 1 ,gn N :li -1, .- ffi'-TI N Q - 4, . 1 f - A ? x 'KA' , I rfb 5 X ' lr fx! fy 'F 53' F i 'I .N ox, mi ' ...nb f' L K Y Y ' v - ,V ' f A ' L- 1-Q2 fe- i ef P -LL T 2 an L .w a J Q X ,If .1 Ny AQ 4 I L, n A 1 i YH - lrlff it X V5-lik 2-XL i ' llawitter, Thomas Kohmescher, Lawrence Kovalcheck, Raymond Laliberte, Antonio Lamb, Robert Langlois, Paul Lapiezo, Walter fl ,mv---, . li! Q ry X 'lg' xl t ,,.. -at , ' i A lgf'.Ef,g e - e' .1 I If V fl , M Q15 'ie ' A .. .., , fr- ' L , -ve. . '13 NX, Ek fr ,X , 'H 45 M we ' f L ' L' fr- R N my ,ff f 'r -' Q tg, 'T' L 7' 1, - Q- ' , X , Xb x, N A-fl -'Y ' ., V ' . L2 X Wig , y Q Y he . ' -5 Layman, Walter Leakes, loseph Lee, Delbert Liberatore, lohn Lindseth, Robert Lozano, Paul Mc Clanahan, Randy il' iia vwa-J, l ,M l . Q' . ' K v N .... l A , 111, 3 , Q I .A 5 'bg - 4-UN vu 'I In ,' V '21, G.. ' ,N ' , A, Xa-V, ,K QM 1 le 41 I, l , . Z ',. . 'X x, 41: 1 x tu kv - ., gf' X ,t Q ,fi Qi qi rift? f 4 W. 'ZX 'L Mc Clandon, Ronald Mc Coll, Winston Mc Dade, Leo McGaraghan, Michael Mc Iver, Daniel Mc Kinney, Michael Mc Millan, Michael - 1961 1 L Mod dash. W 9 ,Ml ........4 14 I l Downed. - d 4 . Bum! gill 3 A . I r - v, ' -e 'H 'vt 5 v, 'PHGYAQL , 4 ' we A-1 ' 'P le ' 2 5 v L l , ' , xg if Librarians Gorsich, Mullen, Gauthier, and Kadlubowski ponder over one of Saints priceless possessions in Saints new 530,000 library. ' M-' CLASS UF 1 . fi . V. I' 1 ewes' ar'-n 'fa -A ' -. 'wquiiyf f, 0 Machado, Gilbert NNW. 1, as ,qw l'-. l -.,, -,J l It - L Manning, Howard Lf, . fx 5,f'fiiFilL ii ie, Q 'r xi . il l l, Q. iv A .aiu 'I 1 MM' wiig i 1, l I ,. , ii ' I :Ll -x i X l .- 'A ..+'lT1,X Mikkelsen, Michael Oltman, William I.':ii,iy?v.'5i ii ' wa, X ' ' '29, , 1 . 'gg li 1: ,lu .f - I .fx A Morales, lohn Ordona, Rudollo V ag 0 1 ' ,J 3' x 9 I y a ii N L f ,Pen Q Marciel, Charles via-'41 l 'IF' f' 'll Q- 1 Moses, Ortiz, v xx , 'x X F-L -,NSA , V , - D' IN 'V R Y hdisamye-ilvyl ,,w,,,,,vaNk . . - fl, 'A l 1,433-. s .v A , 1 r axxi. r - A ' ,. A x , - W - 1' 1 f - p A f. 5 -'A , A A f' XA . X W N' .X .- N -Qs ' - ,e - 1, X , Q-' . i , A . ' fc .I Q , 'Se A . 1 F' ' , ,Q .-an-.-f :1 F. , Y e I mi- - 1 Manin, James 'li Mavis, James . Y Q - s., ll M ' Xi Q ' ' L X ' :'l:f.f'x W' , 5,- A9 Michael Muirhead, Bruce Murguia, Leonardo laime Padherg, Thomas Pagni, James if xl -l 14 ill l 1 ' -.J .1 ian 1 W I S I Y l I 9 f ,.a I ,. 'fl ' lg a. Q3 l 1 0 A 1 ,w,-MN' K .' will X ll i . N .-4 X x ' N N 4 XXV: dx X .V l -. -Q' .' , Medrano, David Meierbachtol, Thomas ,il aw. .,, x A iv l g tg U f 'Q ii Murphy, David Nugent, Michaels, X , ix 'Qi Partusch, Dale Pggrmapgzfiihald l X bl, . - ,lx 5. e iv N-ng' is r 'Qi 5 livlis .r 'T l Q. ,W ak -. I 4' i-,CN MAA!-Q ,I -4 ' X .. N Students taking advantage of ,Saints magnificent library. .Tr-'iii 4 SX - f O rj' M 'qi 'CSF sg f N , L1 VCX 4 'Lax D r1Jv..Ti 1411 I ,fd I ' lf X -4 ,' f CQ P I: 39' Q, f I gtk! F 9 1, JT of fulvx i V J , x if , x F- Q X! f4f ff 'G' 1 f ,-x Lf f ,, SJ!! J .- D ' . X I., , f wr 5 , .. F 'X -1961 - 've 4 ' 4 Ri' 1'-1742725 ' , 2, '13 f ' , L . ,3 il' 1. X 'Jw-1 11. 1 - Q a ' I .V 'asf .A ,ax bs ' , -M 1 Q. 'f Af . t 411 M, M - A, IVVI ia, .,-- I -, A V N . X, f , w: Y J I M-7 X-y l YNY I V ' ' .a il A1 1 , l . ' ., . ' -Q A, A Q'-Q 'jlj j' Q .J nf-, . , , ' . . 5 f . Lv. , 5 ? A r- . ,, ,- 4:4 - '- ix A' -- 'fi - , 'Q l -37541-3 'ernicano, Vincent Peterman, Craig Player, Victor Porath, lohn Quinn, Shawn Quinn, Thomas Quirk, Dennis i j,l?,2,l? nf' ,l . m rx S' -4' ,ez an 1 f . A , 4 -, if I 4 mr M , x . A .f , ,L Q 'V . i I 1 ' V. ' ,' A , fvQ 'vm , '51, 3 ,417 , 96- -4 1 ,V ,fi ff ' 1- , 1, A r ' l f R J ' 'bs-ur fl A 6, N N 'W' f 4 . .1 L Ly , ' - ' , QQ 'V 5, A , , r Ae 4459551 I A cl r 1 I ,LI 1 , ,, I , I ,ir , ,J ,- 7,9 fljfgair 5 -, 325: ., , If al Z, , A: 'H 1 Gif, ffm 'il l 'vi .LIKEZVJ A X I 2. i Ramos, Robert Record, Clifford Reed, Philip Roberts, Joseph l Rodriquez, Edwarti1.Rodriquez, Manuel X, Reemelin, Robert Rinder, Ralph Rivas, Arthur Roach, William Rodriquez, Robert Rohner, Lambert Romero, Julius Ruiz, lohn David R ,, , - V l I ' I tiff' , ,, ' -.nu 'WN -,, lf f Y .lf ,rf r - it l , , Q-I l . fX R ' 3 4 if 4 1 ' R, ,f A l N R .' 4 , If I, 5 . I ,I V Z If V: ,VA ,I ww V, if 21 C , ,al , H if ' A ' fm ,QV iii. ' to f R 'cf ff'f- ,V - sw 1 'ff -4' at A ' ' 1 N75 5 Z.. 'U :rr-W .. : e -4- QA7' U .tm M ., -f x -N 1 ,.. -gxxgl . 'Sl f his I Ruiz, lohn Robert ff swf. ,, 1 t' 'ff T' lx, e':2 V X ,M . fills '- me Schackel, Thomas K N I ilk t in l li xg :X f ' it . - 4' Shults, Joseph 2 , ' '9 4 in A 1 -. ALL Stirnkorb, Robert N , .M , I K n Nl . Wy linifl lvx At 1 N ' , at ff' l gm Tabadisto, Clifford 'ff .7 1,103 Lii5,, r r . ls, ,jx . -, A.. 1 Y . ,Q A, V , Vasquez, Louis R . I Q lv, . . , sv- nx , lf Ruiz, lorge , i ' envy .1 f X . ' Scheck, Ronald -2' , fs. .a lll X it. my if N ,f Smiser, Lester I M f1.- '- X, if S' lf- 5 Storrie, Charles gy 'SJ f lu xii ' -ein i 'W ' Thomas, James it lt ' :- ,Q .- , gy? l' T 1-of GV . ar--3. . gg' g, W .Q . -fn. ,- ts ,gt if Vitalich, Nicholas ,,,,.ff47r Y cl I 'm 'sf V, l 1 Q K S N . as ,, C .. Y, - ' i:i':1 , ..-f ., ,N ,sw w -v ix Nm S-' ,. l ' l Russell, Daniel 5 lulqvx A ' W l 1 j T tails , Schubert, lohn ' I I Ll eiysx ,- 5 ,1 i -N s ii- 'wus' W vii .xg be XS,-X H 1 -1. xt .-' F Smith, Robert L. K 'summer 9 2:1 '11 K-f I ' Qi, Q: MN , ' - , Q l S ll s, LL , l r X ' . 84 x vi' 4 Q t X st . we X ,e-V V , . ,X ,, A l ' 1 , l me '9 . 1. 45 , n' 4 Q 9 Ryln, Iohn ,f Ryan, Timothy Sanchez, Ioseph Sawaya, Gary ,W 4 X . ,l J ! lt, l W l Y, X - If Q -.1,, gip f-as-qw,,, L, . ,,.,,,' , .. , as EV W A . , l 1 1 T ' ' . T 53' X ,qw 'T , V 2 K' , A l T . F M ' 'vu X . Schwab, Peter Scott, William Sherman, Douglas Sherry, Richard . ., f i r-s : , Mx 1, it QA x 2, A '- , , .qu JJ' -' Q V l 1 A J y- ' .rv 1 sz r ' V ' 5. is ' s xx WE , ii. , L-C A , ,L .X ii J A . X 7 5. l N Q R .4 SX lwxm l X X is M1 it' T I' :sit . , o ,sm . , Somers, John Steffen, Walter Steinauer, Frank Sterbenz, Peter w A' I we , if f ' T - -- f v L lf 1 ' ' - f it ' tts .. j ' 1 ,, .t . :-All , f . an . - . , 1' . 9 .X if f X at 'L r '3 4' 'l ' i f . se 1 Q 'z -A4 H 3-- s 'E M---, 5 X L -in-nf' 's . 5 L N' . kk- .1 eslgk j N ' 'Qi 5 :CV '. : K! J .. 1 if , x ' ' . lk- at X 1 .I 1 ' I , , Succetti, Frank 7. gr, , , is nfs, R . ' 2' Q fu-'1 -1 -Q fr ' .AA,- F' ' 1 f'-- Sl Townsend, lohn ,ec f 3 -v 1 s:.,av ll. l at Vfigf KX Wagner, Frank Sullivan, Thomas .33 t Y 1 Em' e l l 'X - tts? Tricoli, Charles d Walker, Oliver W S so s X f l Q- as , ' L S Y as Sullivan, loseph ,- -- t lid ', . .X rw - . ' ,. -- X. :fsck .- ' X , S gsm xx Q. Q 2.3.91 ne QM- tat sig, . 5 N x 'gawk 5 is S Trudell, George Ursich, Anthony . ,- ' . ' s-. f iq, wf . 'X . Al . M it.. e fl- ' fx 1,-Eu .P ...- X V A ' 'JPY is ' H FN ' Swanson, Donald Szymanski, Michael I Q I Thaw-L f t Usher, William ., 4. 5 ' 4 1 Waters, Maurice Weir, lames Whelan, Quintin .NL fir ' 1'.'., I 1-'jxxwf QW y4,f11W,ui,:,ICgl:El - all V ,- flu ' ty' J J , - ' -f K ,ar vp' 73 ' E , K U Q, W W M.. im eo i W Q ii w i e ir' i -if T ' it 'ft . P Q - N ' ' , w W vp' Ep-T... -ii ' V .fa - - - 'km-5 '35 'wif A' 323 752.21555 W . W ? A N iifixr A e 1 l eb lhetstone, William Whitney, Charles Wick, Martin Wiedenhoff, Dennis Williams, Raymond Winklepleck, William Yavorsky, George , . ,L if h 2 A, 'll-N -' 45 ir. l x I Y , 6 Zoch, Robert , Zook, Stephen N V fl' fpfiv, 'f! v,i 'P 'xx lx Q Q K Q , ERE i'HM N .- l uf Freshmen Class Officers lleft - rlghtl: Jomes Reel, Treasurer, Bruce Somers, Delaney, Vice-President, William O'Malley, Secretary. CLASS O . V. lffltlfi A I 9 'W X it 1? s J? President, Thomas I 75'-125k 4 FY l. l ly! fs P ,Ca -Iver N-3, . r -C W i3e'i?'5?5 ?Ll . i 7' 'f + 'i K -,N -424 'X f 2 7, ff , ' , '43 A 9 ' Q.. A le ' A' 3 A it ' W Q . A, Q Ie- N 31, eq, ffexa A : N 5 , N I just . H- X11 7 X X gg x N51 , - Y , ' f 297' Alameda, Lawrence Alcala, lohn Allen, Richard Amon, lohn Applegate, Edward Banville, Hubert Barrack, George li D 1 Lfl i,.fi'.' A . - -ja a ml. quwssr ,qi ' . , I he ' , f A 4 l ., 5 e as vs V .X , I R iv 1 M- J o ,-, TEt' I , I K I , kv Q Lf- l l Y y 1 ' . tif ' fr-1 . 4 f 51 '-: Ms' ' j., Wy! 'VM' , ' - Ni 4 mhrgri ' 5' V' Q? A ' 2 mg C Y A V i - 1 - , .Kg i L 4' x Baum, John Baumgarten, William Beale, John Becker, Edward Befort, Maurice Bilodeau, lames Boese, lames 45 e - 1 TITAN V , Jpeg -.' L ,giw,,il.iu.l,Q ffl- -, .,.e i if 1 A , , Q l 4 N . ' , Q 7- e fx A. :rf r e' 'lf ff.: 2- , W, - , . hw 4 - fi ' -he V A1 W C, Q.. , .beer qi t , 4 -gn. -Lf I ll I A -, 5 A Q- . Q' n' X, ,! . ' 'R ' A .X ' d pm 12- . . - - ' L 'AT' 12 ' XfQf., E' Bonilla, Luis Bortfeld, Robert Boschert, Charles Brown, Kimberly Byrom, George 1962 Freshmen enioying themselves? Caballero, Manuel Calhoun, lohn f--5 The freshmen ploy ring-around lhe rosy lo the Seniors diclo- tions. 'Wifi 3 .' 5 I Z2 ' ' - ie sg -1. v :X -' . r . f l 7. 5 ,P VVQT ?T,g:r1x - , him ,wf lj 54s, 'iz '-I , J' 'W 'wi 1, K C., M f l ge? fr 1 X D e 1 Oh mighty senior,- liln1, 'l - Langworlhy and his slaves. ez, ,,.-., -e 1' Y, is C . . Q... v..wa ,' is '. N7 W. Q' l-.- l f Re L , ii ix., 4. .f f A X. M E I! I ' if xx -'W X .il - C R D 4, Camacho, Fernando Cardona, Mario Campbell, Iames Carmichael, Gary Carniglia, lack Carter, Peter ' 1 ,, . E ' .. 2ef4,l- , 2 r i as ,, ,eq , z - ' fx il. 'I L - W 'l ' S BT- 57 Q .I f V- AJ' Y ' 1 . f X E A, A., , L J 4 E , , Q. , y . M1541 '1.4j,1:y A, ., 7 r it ,- 'ilk ., U ,,,.,, A a s J' J A' ' T 4 iq, ' l - ' 5 ' lil ' Al R e ,. H, .f f.l i , f 2' .. 2 55,4 f - .-.4 2,-ga: i,1?iiv3eF,?2 , , ,-,,,.. Castrejon, Antonio 8 O kv ' 'f I fi Cota, Ronald P, 5' A , 'Xl ' , '5 H. - Q s 5, , Q.,-. if s Carty, Robert L 1 .C R if X ix ,- E 1:23 X QF l m Ceaser, William Ceiplis, Randy Chavez, Sergio Cherry, Francis Cloud, Thomas Cosgrove, Edwar Cowan, David Cowger, Gordon Damian, Harry Danna, Michael Delaney, Thomas De Marco, Eric W, ,j r fgfjif I , D ,jfs V- I Vx, if i e .A K A r, :- I 1 . ' 1 ff- r 52-, rx C - w C Q . , .an Q 3 R H 'h ' . f 'V 'X 9 ' f- X- , . . X 'fm ' V i 3.5, e ,V -in---' 'Nj ' 1 ' 1-fx 5 wi, 1 X , 311 . .e D 'uelwe m- , ,.aev,, 4, -g,YQQ? C, l Q , - J l ,. ' ,q .K H . r f 'ii A -n A G A - I iv K. 1 4, Jew . , K-1 I its 54 1 , ,9, J . X l Q.-if ,M . ,.,.. A 5 , Q' ai, 1'-gf R 'gl 't g:'x.,:'. - 'if fx ' Q x -, Tw , J pf. J -S ' ' ex ,g,4,- ' PQ, 'li 11225 Denning, Richard De Silva, Darryl Dust, William De Vigneaud, Jean Eagan, John Ebnet. Jerome Eckenrod, Samuel 5. Q I7 H ,,.:' . V a ., Weir' gl-5 ,122 ' 6 . ' ' l r 1 A5 L rv, , ..e a v. - , - r --f ' .fl . l, ,gg - :X ' ,,-- N-' 1-'x I ' .: J R Q' Aa' 1 ' 111. a a' - ' 'Fa' V -- , Wir., Ei-luxe 9:15.-r - J a-iv , .Q ' f 'J J... Eckmann, Michael Edinger, Michael Eisele, Robert A Emerson, William Esquer, Fernando Evenson, Willis Faram, Richard .1-r f 4 T' ' , I -ss ' 'j ' . ' P- ' - ' if . M - -, 5 'J I 4' JC: 4, ,J A '. -1- , R A4 fix fs -- 4 ' gd . A H ' AJ r Q N Q J x , 2 1 Fipp, Thomas Fleming, Theodore Flor, Laureano Foster, Robert Frichtel, Joseph Gale, Larry Galvin, Jorge The boys. Mister Dene demands his order to be observed in the classroom at all limes. 1 5, N 5 X XX lnlernafioncll Rowdies' Associulion, Sl. Augusline chapler, Richard Urreu presidenl CLASS O ie. ,Q I' ga ? i, ,, , f, 5, ' 4, , fe , V 5 4 Q , 1, R ' iff 1:4-M fi f '22-ii. 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X in i s ,x x 6 Hamilton, Charles seaa X , , Heekin, lames Hudson, Frank N 'SWT , X , . l wr R L f is ' . fgiw A 'il s Hueso, lose il. 3 , 1359 Q Kaspar, Thomas 49 6' , I ,J 'lj Koitzsch, William .f -4 ,.. 1 r Nf- V ,f4 W , 'Tia 1 1-. ' 1- I ' I! fir f 2, 'f. V' 'Qin' x V, y f 2 . 40-fy I ' - 'f its' , ff 'z se. I 2 ., - .i' HH , iv. E ,A A P A E gel' E , 5.1 'il in . is ' Ng, . 4. Rx . Q4 xx .1 X , . I I Q l Q ' - , X. H' N l Q Hurley, Clifford lenkins, Sterling lohnson, Ernest lohnson, lack sm 'J ' ' 19 xi., 'HN IKNV 1 i E 95' T3 1 3- W E E N- f - L, r , . 46 . gs? , 4,1 R., 1 E V .K if R Y -we. LA .1 ' .2-.1132 fn 1 1 ff .5 fur: Tlvff - Kellenberger, Alfred Keller, Eugene Kelly, loseph Keppel, Patrick i i . vi n r-'ix 3 - f , 1 . 7 ff' Y 'aye va 1 HYFN ' ff A 'x I K 6 v ' ' ...E ' ' w f R 0.1 Q ..- 'x A-s ,1 'T' 'K+' - ,-QV I NKIJK-Ah X . x I, Krajicek, Edward Kratz, Charles Krause, Mikel La Briola, lohn 1962 Daily rituals seen around our beloved campus: the always popular water fountain and the bus ride home. Hifi We 4 ,, Ziff ,rw A 'Q' il lordan, Phillip w ',p Lv: :ri 'l Kevane, Robert lulien, Lawrence .rv-, Q 4A, in .4-. ' I, n A J- Q 7 - ww! Kinninger, Ronald i I l K-f ,XJ 'Ski -.51 in 'if J V J 4 E Lapinski, Mark LZDOIME, Gerald 1 ' 1 we 1 fs'-fi' I ' X .W 1- V wi' 9 if ff ' big gl , I 'ld' . , 4 Q.. 4 Q. ami, 1, , f ' V- 1 L l Ledesma, Joseph fm' 1 rl ' H. I., , . . M ii. 344 1 '. - l . ' l- .9 . L fi' Q lik 1 Freshmen file into gym to perform last day's ordeal to become full-fledged Saintsmen. There always has to be a non-conformisl in the crowd. CLASS UF 31 an Ledlord, Ronald -at .aff Lizarraga, Robert Logan, Lloyd McCormick, lohn McGann, William I' t AQ , , 'Q . to lk 'X 'S 45 Cn' I R 1 M R xlf lllllfl ' 'X 41 V 1 I' an R 'W Q' Q L ' 1, ' ... X .f ' k e .,. 'V l L ft , M -' L ,at ll All ax t fill X.. I Qt Lehman, Shannon Leininger, Lawrence Leonard, Arthur Lilley, lohn Lippi, loseph Q ' Je: - Xt it N l ' at 'lo ' lf., G L ff. e in j , ,U hi- . .ary 1-f ,H I ' ld! K Q' ,L -N Y Mel xg Q . it X. Q -sf-: g! 4:1 'sf' 1 A- 1 f N I Imklg '! - .xu .. 1.5 X Nw . Y N ui L fi Loya, Robert McNeil, Timothy , 'N L A' if ,t n F ,,,., , 42 xx f i -.1 .. il l ' N ' if la. fi? ,ff, ,q , ssl' ' , 1 ,.., . 5,1 asf' A L ' i ' Lozano, Rudolph Lujan, uarlos NlcCarron, Dennis Maldonado, Antonio Maldonado, Marciel Mangin, Michael ,q.'.lilif'iwWQ'f ' ' I ,R ' ,,, ' a '- b I 'ig N og X I Q F , , Ai ,, R ..-ev -5 - ,iw it H . I . W , L H fc: McConnell, Hugh Mann, Arthur I s on NX WSW t . A. X N 3 in ' Q x fr. Y 4 V 135 .ml if , . is X flag P. f Q . w S -X TV Initiation roundup: Seniors get their final .hence to exercise traditional rites. 4 'IL I ., Cr? ay inf it I Mars, Russell S l Y' 'F kf - 2 1 bv 1 ff , , Miller, Michael Mullen, David f f 2 ' , if f fi ' 7 .,...-Q--v--M 1962 i R ,o R wx, R ' ,H 'f,. we A ' ' V' 7 4, A A' 'ri' 'f s . ... li-. ' 6-f , l 1,1 Q:'Y - 1 I Q V H .V-' Wg:- '3' .ai N, t ' X , 7: ,, , V xiii ii J 4. f Eg ',,v 5 ' 4:1 ',:,:'v- i V f . .f L ' V - g i' W I ,,. ii B Q x xl '12 , - an 1 . rl ,, Av 4 Martins, lames Mascari, Phil May, Allen Mayfield, lohn Meder, Arthur Mercurio, Richard . ff' 5. 'A 4-5 in RQ me f -A 1 IV -F L .iy L f 4 R he it X , hw far., A ' ,yi , I , I 14 H Miranda, Lee Mitchell, La Mont Neary, lohn Nelson, lerry 4 I 1 .A fi ,'f Mix, Robert Nelson, Keith 411 V ' , f ,1 ev I lr 5 , . , 1 6 1 ,... 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A - 4' tl: xl ' , ev A, x V- ' V ,iii . Q Q.. - 4 D ti i fi f ' , E E- A - . ff , al if l he i f 4, f Ai A ' ' Ha, 1 X , .ui V .Y ' Q .- Wasem, William Waymire, Gary Weigel, Daniel Weinstock, Richard Wheeler, Richard Woodhull, Edward Woods, Richard A 1 '34 . 'ijt :vi 14 I -. w I 24. liar ,Q i I A Worona, Daniel Yavorsky, Mark Young, Eugene Mixing up with the freshmen. ,mf Z I. 1, ? he -We SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SPORTS ILLUSTRATED throughout the next section means many action shots of much exciting play. This fact was made possible by the mighty football team, the scrappy basketball team and aggressive baseball team. Of course other SPORTS ILLUSTRATED are the minor ones which play more than a minor part in our athletic schedule. Through- out the year Saint's has produced the best in desirable teams and teams of desire. JANUARY 'I his N SPO S7 I Q r, , ' -si I LL 1 .. - 1'Wfi . , 15 H, .9 .. , .G-3 f 1fg?::5fI3'G' ' 1 ' WE FINALLY BEAT HOOVER A , nf ij, . , W, I , I H 4 ' , 1' , t c Y 1 I 1 1 ' :, an 1 f -' V . , ,. , Tag - I Q: X VH l NP r lit, ' ' K Q IL1- if A V- z . . ? ' . A ' .44 it -ll: I 1 , 'ff hr i X 'ng V ,Vp Q.. g If 4 ' r I Q lr. ' A , ' 's-'- H1 f X , , L - ' iff rr 90 1' if Li l'l1f ,'060Zfg60llfl'!f2? , Undaunted by our defeat at the hands of a strong Mt. Carmel team, we swept on to win seven out of our next eight games and became Saints best football team in 29 years. Losing only to San Diego High, our team showed the skill, strength, and determination that enabled us to take second place in the City Prep League after only our second year in it. Under the watchful eyes of coaches Tom Carter and Len Smorin, we were shaped into a group which thought and played as one huge, powerful, and smooth-running machine. This great team trompled over seven tough CPL members. Not standing still for one minute Saints defeated them one by one. The team handed Hoover High their first defeat from us in 28 years with a score of 38-7 and smashed Lincoln High for the second time in two years with a score of 26-7. The team produced a great many excellent players this year. Among these were Chuck Adams, the high point scorer in the CPL, whose tricky running and speed placed him on the CPL All Star Team, and Louis Yandall whose great strength and stamina put him also on the All Star Team. There were a great many others who contributed to the good of the team. Some of these are, Mike Cunningham, Wally Cubley, George Clause, Carlton Bledsoe, Bob Kimball, Mike Stroginis, Bobo Vitalich, and Vic Machanis. The Saintsman salutes the entire team, coach Smorin and coach Tom Carter for a iob extremely well done. F4 V Q I 'AH 1 . fi-' 5 I -4 t . 4 fgr- :L,F,,Wff? .ca A l r, N A xp. .':..fu',t fr, l 453 V-?.,5,R.1f!'fJ I, , ,?'-L,'4vZv. . H '. H . 'r I J-.Q Q :JY 1 Y , . 'wuai'-.vi .:w.'-E--'-'H -?,'s1'3'-.Jin . ,gf-,. -- 4 V 'Y Q, ' gl . ' 4-r . 4'4 -of zgffiiriir -To 'H:5.e '+f'3'f K. jp 5 .1 - .-,M :L Chuck Adams ' ' ,4-nf -u-17:55-'r. .5-. 4j-,x . 3 ,si . EQ if-9' A. . v5,.m,x,i y -9-. fr,,2q63Swxrf4.'2. ,-X. ' sr :I 1? 'ff-F? M:?'ffi'i J T- -iv -1 T' P' ' A 0 X ' -f r ,, - Q2 y an X x A ' ' ' ' 3 k r x I, h MW 4 g V W f 3 1 f X X f Y, 1.,,. 'wg .45 ' ru Q :Nu 1 QQ.- , 1 x ' 9, ., ,A ,ff r ,f f Jerry Sherry Jack Idiclrt Hulfback AI Roman :hugs off yard age in 20-6 victory over Crawford in l Q Wei-wif' F. X Saints backs work for agility in a drill during practice. Tread- ing thru the tires are lL. to R.l John Andrew, Vic Machanis, Jim Lamb, John Parkin, William Anderson, Mike Cunningham Walt Cubley, Chuck Adams, and Al Roman. sf Y' s 4 H TJ! sl N I' si 5' N x I c 1 - fc . I ', 5 Ag g Taxi JH 2, , ,ff ' ' . an John Parkin Ed Cruger , l . X Ni , I V f gf TX B . :,:,, F ,? l ly X s . ,av ,A ff 'Q-., ., 555551155 29. U N ' V l ff' . pf ' X-1, 13 Louis Yandall Richard Carpenter MT. CARMEL CONQUERS SAINTS In its first game of the season Saints lost to a strong Mt. Carmel team of Los Angeles 40-6. ln the first quarter things were even as both teams scored 6 points. ln the second period the Crusaders scored 20 points which technically didn't count because the clock ran 5 minutes over time. Our only touchdown was scored by Chuck Adams who picked up a Mt. Carmel punt and ran 85 yds. for the TD. The team was kept moving on the line by the playing of Louis Yandall and Carlton Bledsoe. SAINTS JOLT COLTS Saints made their first CPL start of the season a big success by trampling the Crawford Colts 20-6. The team struck quickly in the first period, With only 2 minutes gone by, QB Vic Machanis hit scatback Chuck Adams for a 40 yd. scoring pass. The Colts then got lucky and recovered a Saints fumble and made their only score of the game. ln the second quarter scoring rolled to a halt. Then in the last half, Pat O'Malley, the outstanding runner of the night, and George Clause broke loose for a TD apiece. Saints defensive line did a good job backed by line- backer Al Roman, fackle Bob Kimball, and guard Louis Yandall. Scatback Chuck Adams shows speed and elusiveness against 1 Crawford's Colts which made him the top scorer in the City I 1 f' l v,' , Prep League. gp A lltgyqw Q. v f X5 rt I . ' 4 ll . ly f l A Jam Riley Wally Cubley TOM Stevens , Vic Machanis , Mike Cunningham f, fy .Q .3 F W gui' , 3' ' I V'?22',. CI T3 R' 4 X H71 '55 f-'sc 'Q' I I , IWW! 54 ' n KX M I F Al Roman ,V X A . r I I . ll I il' it I I ., 3 F ,f F ,C Aj ' ik A, I N4 ,gg lik. . 1 If A-lf., U H' usb Jia V . M Frank Constantino Bill Oliver F' SAINTS HAUNTS HOOVER We don't want to be in the belly of the dragon, was the cry on Oct. IO as the Saints met and de- feated the dragon, Hoover High School, 38-7. This victory, the first over Hoover in Saints school history, was one which provided a lot of activity in our back- field. ln the first half FB Wally Cubley, QB Mike Cun- ningham, and HB George Clause hammered over for one touchdown apiece and HB Chuck Adams fol- lowed up Clause's run for the PAT. At the half we had a I9-O lead. Then in the second half HB Chuck Ad- ams exploded for scoring runs of 87 and 32 yds. and HB Al Roman ran the end for another 6 to put us out of reach. The line cracked only once in the last quarter to give the Cards their only touchdown. George Clause also added a 60 yd. kick off runback and an 80 yd. punt return to help us in our sweet revenge. SAINTS LYNCHES LA JOLLA Apparently looking forward to their game with San Diego, Saints ran over La Jolla 28-6. Chuck Ad- ams was the individual star of the game putting all four of our touchdowns under his belt. Chuck scored on runs of 2, 37, 37, and 5l yds, HB George Clause ran for two PAT's, Vic Machanis picked up one on a placement, and we picked up another 2 by means of a safety in the third quarter. Both Machanis and ,cw-Q 2 it NI Q 4 W .,. S MW I ' :YQ hi . , bf if A lvvvy I Bob Kimball U Clause picked up good yardage during the game running 25 and 35 yds. respectively. Chuck Adams brilliant campaign on this night earned for him the CPL star of the week award. SAINTS PLASTERS POINTERS Taking Pt. Loma in our stride by a score of 2l-6, we showed the fight we had in us. The real standout of the game was senior FB Wally Cubley who scored two touchdowns and was good for first downs when we needed them. HB George Clause set up and scored our first TD with 47 and 9 yds. HB Chuck Adams went over for the PAT, and later on Clause picked up one. Doing excellent jobs on the line were Sal Moceri, who recovered a fumble that set up a TD, Bob Butler, Rich- ard Carpenter, Mike Stroginis and Bill Oliver. CAVEMEN CONK SAINTS San Diego, as last year, on its way to the CPL title could not be stopped as it defeated Saints 5l-O. In the first few minutes of the game it looked as though it would be a fairly even match when George Clause ran an end run for 25 yds, But San Diego came back strong and inflicted on us our first league defeat and dropped us into third place. Some good line stand- outs in this game were Jim Riley, John De Scisciolo, Tom Stephens, Jim Collins, Dennis Shea, and Frank Constantino. A big help to the Saints' line this year, Junior tackle Sal Mo- ceri is aided after being iniured. k ,f- v w if n 1 X K X if N VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Saints 6 Mt. Ccirmel 20 Crowford 38 Hoover. 28 Lo Jollci 21 Pt. Lomcx O Son Diego 31 Kearny 13 Mission Bciy . 26 Lincoln . Opp. . 40 . 6 . 7 . 6 . 6 .51 .13 . 6 . 7 CITY PREP Team San Diego . . . Sf. Augustine. Mission Bay . Kearny .... Hoover .. Crawford .. Lincoln .. Point Lomo . . La Jolla . . . 911- .f'wi .jifo f ri .1- Win Loss 6 I . f . , -v 5' , -Q? 't K, f Q rf W. Tom Goddard K It 1 if E . 'N P am! A SAINTS KOOLS KEARNY Saints, paced by HB Chuck Adams who ran for three TDS, ruined Kearny's homecoming by defeating them 31-13. One of Chuck's TD's came from a 55 yd. pass interception. The other two on runs of 4 and 14 yds. Our other two TD's were made by half- backs George Clause and AI Roman running 49 and 5 yds. respec- tively. Kearny had a 13-12 lead at the half but fell before the team's point splurge in the second half. The triumph pulled the team into a tie for second place. The team can be thankful for the fine blocking of Bob Kimball, Larry Soria, Jerry Sherry, Jack ldiart, and Tom Goddard. SAINTS BLASTS MISSION BAY On Friday, Nov. 14, Saints broke away and beat Mission Bay 13-6, in what proved to be our hardest and best fought game of the season. Even with the strain of penalties against them, the team refused to crack. In the third quarter after two 15 yd. penal- ies, and a nullified 29 yd. pass play, Mike Cunningham pitched 17 yds. to the Bucs 16 and then Chuck Adams turned QB to hit George Clause for the first of his two TD's. Then late in the last quarter after Saints lost the ball, HB John Andrew intercepted a short pass and then Cunningham hit Clause for his second touch- down and the game. SAINTS LASHES LINCOLN In ending their very successful season the team trouncerl a be- wildered Hornet team and took sole possession of second place in the City Prep League football campaign with a 26-7 victory. Chuck Adams and George Clause shared the honors with two TD's apiece. One of Chuck's was a 30 yd. pass from QB Vic Mach- anis. Ed Cruger and Uvaldo Martinez had sticky fingers all night bringing in pass after pass for big yardage and many first downs. Some line standouts in this game were Mike Hubbard, Bobo Vit- alich, and Johnny Parkin. tently are IL. to R.l Carlton Bledsoe, Uvaldo Martinez, Dennis Shields, d, Dennis Shea, Sal Moceri, George Clause, and Richard Carpenter. . eg: . . , ,, 1 ' -., - 4 '. . - , rf. - f . -A -H . ' - f -7 - - . , - - , .-. - - ' f, ' . A 4- '-4 f. ...-.f--' - f f. - ' . w 1- -' f -.1-'.' 7 r X A . , , - ..f. 7 J-,fi '.- 7 - -1 MTG, - 4,-1,4 .f A A H: ,gifs .-'Z-1. ' --.sf,-1- . U fe '-' V .7 5- , W, ' L 5. ' ' - --I A U 5' 1, . '. ' ' rl' - TQ -gg' gf'-' .- gm-A - , s fr. Q j .4 - --' -rn'-'Jw-, ' 7 -'.q,, --. -- , -' f 4 1-...v fa'-,,. V f. , .-I Q, -L '15--14 2' L-r we-'Sf-f fs... -- f Fu 1-1T,.-g11S-e,--- - . at ': - ff, . - I ..- s-- ..,...-1:1-.,.s.' - . .-. -- .'4'-'- - T BOTTOM ROW: Donald Swanson lmgr.l, Charles Valleio Winston McColl, Wick Hauser, Dennis Heekin, ' ' '-tve Paul Nacozy, Clifford Tabadisto, Mike Crotty, Victor Player, Raymond Kovalcheck, Mike Szymanski, Ronnie Cota, Nick Hooker, John Nettles, Mike Furniss, Charles Tricoli. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Whittaker, Joe Bodenstadt, Walt Casey, James Lehmann, Richard Sherry, Joe Howe, Tom Twomey, Robert DiPinto, l T Mickey Frank, Pat Barry, Dan Mclver, Peter West, Dave Murphy, Randy Ceiplis, Raymond Castro, Coach Bojorquez, Coach Flaherty. TOP ROW: Mark Lapinski, Robert Ramos, Robert Bortfeld, Mike Moses, Walt Steffen, Ronald Pathman, Robert Rodriquez, Oliver Walker, Charles Hoffman, Jim Hicks, Frank Gamrnicchia, Steve Gross, Randy McClanahan, Steven Zook, Anthony Bianchi, John Benton, John Super, Larry Reemelin, James Hodge. . . OOTBALL Under the experienced coaching of Bill Whittaker, with assistance from Bernard Flaherty and Fred Boiorquez, this year's Junior Varsity ended the year with a 4-4 record in City Prep League play. The team showed their ability by beating such tough teams as Kearny and Hoover. Their excellent fighting spirit was displayed against San Diego, who managed to squeeze by the Saints in the fourth quarter. The backfield was sparked by Bob Reemelin, who called the plays at quarter- back, Mike Moses, Victor Player, Winston McColl, Raymond Castro, and Frank Sucetti. With such immovable men as Mike Crotty, Mickey Howe, Pete West, Mark Lapinski, Jim Lehman, Bob Ramos, Charles Vallejo, and ends Joe Bodenstadt and Richard Sherry, the line proved to be an important factor in this year's wins. The team was managed by Chuck Tricoli and Donald Swanson, Purple Hearts go to Jim Hicks, who sustained a broken collar bone, Frank Su- cetti, who was injured in practice, Oliver Walker, who starred in the game against Crawford, and John Townsend. Because of the experience gained on the Junior Varsity, the boys on the squad will be better prepared for varsity play. The J.V. hard at work practicing field goals. I . ' , X - m. L J. V, FOOTBALL ' SAINTS Opp. 6 Chula Vista . lf? 28 Crawford . O 34 Hoover . . 6 O Point Loma . l4 28 La Jolla O O San Diego . 7 6 Kearny . . O 7 Mission Bay . . l3 O Lincoln . . 7 97 11.0 inf' Yan 'wrt 'tu TOP ROW, L to R- M 4' A RL A an 'V Q Q! ' . ., gr. Leonard Stoll Bob P Gontang Bern d , adberg, Lonnie Washington, Uvaldo Martinez, Austin , ar Davis, Sal Moceri, Ed Wohland, Tony Sanchez, Dunning Wilson, Mgr. CENTER: Coach Moriarty. FRONT: Rafael Espinosa, Dave Paradowski, Jacob Crawford, D' ' and Mike Fleet, o take hw Speual t 1 l3l 995 Se . el TNQ I I 151. ard Raul Martin v B'll Bond lNo Forvl ' lumP' i Y I Lu j0llG 5 Shot 09G 'S :ck O Lear, Raul Martine Z, La Jonas we d drives qroun ,Nov 3l Unk 0Lear .ke Fleet F Grd I Guard M' 41, as orw ndersfm lNo' if, upP,ovan9lv- mo. 221 looks Y. .-+59-N 4-5 az: 1 me iv, J V4 7 x 1 4, QW, , ,, ,,, u V 1 -.. X TX Si . V W '-, - Guard Rafael Espinosa lNo. 3'll one Guard Mike Fleet lNo. 3l brings back memories of Shaules as he hits a jump-shot of the fastest men in the league moves against Lincoln. the ball down court on a fast break against the Covers. Center Sal Moceri lNo. 233 scoops up a loss against Lincoln. The Saintsmen, under Coacn Moriarty, initi- ated their T959 season in November with only one returning letterman. Our first league game saw the phenominal San Diego High team, led by l lambone Wil- liams, chase the Saintsmen out of their gym with a 69 to i8 rout. The Saintsmen, undaunted by their previous trials, started a mid-season week which the teams of San Diego and Lincoln will not easily forget. ln the second ,Cavemen contest, playing be- fore a standing-room-only crowd, the Saints led in the last ten seconds but lost the decision by a 5l to 49 score. Lincoln, undoubtedly one of the finest teams Guard Bob Padberg lNo. 41 prepares to throw a behind-the-back pass to Guard Frank San- chez lNo. l4l as he breaks for the basket, in the city, met the Saints who paced them then led until the last 20 seconds, when we dropped it, 60 to 57, After the heart-breaker the team came upon their high-spot of the year. Cars driven by Coach Moriarty, Mr. Harkel, and Mr. Smorin sped on to El Centro for dinner at the Dragon Inn, then on to Yuma for a game with the Yuma 'iCrims. The Saintsmen put up a terrific fight but came out on the wrong end of a 58 to 38 score. Although we finished in the lower division, Seniors Rafael Espinosa, Dick O'Lear, Mike Fleet, Ed Wohland, Dave Paradowski, Sal Villanueva, Lonnie Washington, and Aussie Gontang, will al- ways remember their basketball days at Saints. f ff ' A l Forward Dick O'Lear lNo 2 Dribbles past La Jolla's Pete San derson on route to a iump shot Whgg number , 6 ss It U.. ,i X an -N af I, Qsg 5 1, grabs 1, 1 Z n 1' 2 than: Dorff-wumrrx Ed. uv' ' :lun always au! ME il f Coa -af? rx.. T-'z . 1 H 1.4 ef a 1' ,AF Now P+ nl' N lb Q, Y N refreshes. br' gi.. 5 4 ri 1959 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD SAINTSMEN OPPONENTS 41 Alumni Varsity . . . . . 56 50 El Centro . . . . . . 40 18 San Diego . . . 69 36 Point Loma . . . 33 42 Mission Bay . . . 52 47 Crawford . . 41 37 'Sweetwater . . 42 59 'El Caion . . 32 31 'Helix . . . 41 33 Kearny . . . 36 66 La Jolla . '. 44 57 Lincoln . . 60 48 Hoover . . 89 49 Son Diego . . 51 46 Point Loma . . 68 58 Mission Bay . . . 68 56 Crawford . . 36 38 Yuma . . . 58 56 Lo Jolla . . 33 49 Lincoln . . 64 41 Hoover . . 65 62 Clairemont ...... . 53 ' KIWANIS TOURNAMENT Jake Crawford unfolds his great length to the it FORFEH-URETmellglble playa' amazement of his opponents. . 5 A V +v e-4-L 'L . f 4 2 5 2 f f 1, ,l L4-V..lf ........-...f X1 1 f .. f'1eeecwWff ,' ' ,,. Pictured above, the junior . .,f 'gin , , 'M 'Y' f 'air-V, varsity sets up an early 717' I'1 . lOl 5,4 -1.- hh 5 R - Top row, left to right: Coach Whittaker, Wesley Whetstone, George Barrack, Chris Barr, M ke Crotty George Trudell, Mike Nugent, Bill Usher, Rich Sherry, Mark Lapinski. Bottom row, left to ight Tom Sexton, Bruce Somers, Pat Barry, Oliver Walker, Chuch Hoffman, Bobo Vitalich, Mau ich Waters .WZ This year's J.V. squad can be proud of its record. With a starting line-up that usually included three freshman, they compiled a fine record. The team showed sparks of greatness in some of their contests. Though they suffered several close losses, the overall picture indicates that these players are capable of great things, Several of them should be vieing for starting berths on the Varsity next year. Turning in fine performances this season were Tom Sexton, Chuck Hoffman, Mark Lapinski, Mike Crotty, and Bill Usher. Some of their games provided lust as much excitement as the Varsity's. This year they learned the fundamentals, next year . . . who knows? Coach Whittaker gives some expert advice to his squad during a time out. lO2 . J.V. BASKETBALL RECORD SAINTS Opp 39 El Caion . San Diego . Pt. Loma . Mission Bay Crawford . Grossmont Kearny . . La Jolla . Lincoln . . Hoover . . San Diego . Point Loma Mission Bay Crawford . Kearny . . La Jolla . Lincoln . Hoover . . Clairemont 1- Y X -n g X Left to right, back row: Mr, Maher, Charles Kraty, Frank Gammichia, Robert Johnson, Hugh McConnell, Mike Crotty, Michael Hughes lCapt.l. Front row: Robert Kevane, Joe Byrom, Charles Hamilton, John Nettles. Missing from picture: Mike Murphy. The Saints golf team of '59, coached by Mr. Maher, established itself as one of the toughest teams in the league. With only two return- ing lettermen, Mike Murphy and team captain, Mike Hughes, under- classmen were called upon to round out the team. Joe Byron, Mike Crotty, Charles Kratz, Hugh McCon- nell, and John Nettles all showed themselves to be fine golfers and pointed the way to future golf laurels here at Saints. The team was privileged to have the use of Bonita, La Jolla, Mission Valley, Municipal, and Torrey Pines for its matches. VARSITY GOLF RECORD SAINTS Opp. lO Hoover . . 26 12 San Diego . 24 34 Clairemont , . 2 6 Point Loma . . 30 34 Sweetwater , . 2 26 Mission Bay . . lO 8 Hoover . . . 28 9 San Diego . . 27 36 Clairmont . . O Although small compared to the teams they played against, Saints Soccer team showed great spirit. This being their first year as a team only three games were played. Against Army Navy Saints lost with a score of 2-l. ln the second game U.S.D. ran over Saints with a score of 3-O. ln their second game against Army Navy they tied the score 2-2. The team was sparked by Captain Baniel Huerta. lts outstanding players were Chop Yashuhara, and Bobby Guerra. 6 i lr, 4 Top left to right: Coach Har- kel, Jose Ortiz, Fausto Gal- lego, Bobby Guerra, Chops Yashuhara, Danny Huerto, Gonzalo Jimenez, Wally Bar- ber, Joe Ruiz. Bottom: Mauro Quevedo, Eddie Becker, Gorge Maldonado, Fernando Esquer, Frederica Ceseno, .lim Martins, Al Aldrete, Jose Hueso. 'C' Chula Vista . nts, J Clairmont A A Mission Bay . H 1 J La Jolla . 5 Hoover . . 3 'Sweetwater . 5 El Centro . 3 Chula Vista . l San Diego 3 Point Loma . 9 Lincoln . 2 Crawford . 3 Clairmont . 3 Mission Bay . 5 La Jolla . . . 0 Hoover . ' Lions Tournament . ,,, M' . Dave Milton demonstrates to Louie Yandall, Bobby Guerra, Tom Goddard and Chops Yasahora how not to handle a bat as Coach Whittaker looks on. matte We started off well with a bang beating Clairemont 3-l in our first league game. We went on to win over Mission Bay 2-O then La Jolla l2-O finally putting down Hoover 5-O. We then entered the short lived Lions Tournament where we defeated Swetwater 3-2. ln the second round we didn't do so well losing our first two games. But went on to show what we are made of in spite of the defeats we suffered in the second round. All our home games were played at University heights. Tom Gaddert showed his best pitching through the year lalthough a few times he didn't do so welll. Against Point Loma Tom pitched his best game. Milton and Garra showed how well they could handle batting. Coverage up to April 30, l959. Left to Right, top row: Carl Silva l2Bl, Pat O'MalIey lCFl, Bill White lCl, Raul Martinez lPl, Uvaldo Martinez lPl, Dennis Shields lPl, Bill Cook lSSl, Dennis Shea lRFl, Coach Whittaker. Bottom row: Dove Labruzzi iMgr.l, Dave Melton l3Rt, Loui Yandall l'lRl, Bobby Guerra lSSl, Chops Yasuhara l2Bl, Tom Goddard lPl, Bill O'Malley lMgr.l. Not shown: Artie Rivas iLFl, Mike Cunningham. VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD saints Opp 1 v 3' N. 599 ' if 1' rf - . . lfvv-rs --1. V hi., D I- ,. -x ,g Aw XLYP -Q Y TOP row, lef, ,O . ' - Q Age , QM: Phil B'eckejpFZ,,-,james Pcgni, Jiggdasn lM9V.l, Bob Mqcgu h , Y SIfCOSCYt Richar: xe?ruce Somers, Tlljrzbl-Bon Bianco, la' D51-rd Medrans, Alan Ma nstock, Mark Lapinskliesi Bill Ushen Wultrgasglf Tclllljrlg-Tl'?achylBE3'liilll:ei:of2vd2i1' 1 am, Ray Coates, Bo: I 2 I Saints' J.V. baseball brigade, under the able JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD direction of Coach Boiurquez, have made them- Sqinfg Opp. selves felt through the City League. O Point Loma . . . . . 24 Our struggling Saintsmen lost their tirst game 4 Mt. Miguel . , 5 against Point Loma O-24. ln their next game they 4 Chula Vista . . 2 played against Mt. Miguel and lost 4-5. The next 12 Mission Bay . , 5 three games were winners, we beat Chula Vista 4 La Jolla . . . l 4-2, Mission Bay 12-5, and La Jolla 4-l. In the 6 Mt. Miguel . , 8 second game played against Mt. Miguel was lost ll Hoover . , 5 in a score of 6-8. They went on to win tour more l San Diego . . 9 games and were defeated in 5 others. O Point Loma . . A The preceeding is a coverage of the games up 5 Lincoln . , 13 to April 30, I959. 9 Kearny . . . O 8 Crawford . . . . 3 4 University High . . 3 2 Mission Bay . . , 6 2 l.a Jolla . , O 3 Hoover . . 10 IO5 , 5 i! Back row, left to right: Coach Donahue, John Eurich, Jim Lorentz, Frederick Gary, Bill Farrell, Ed Tynen, Lucien Salazar, John Smith, Dan Preston. Front Row: George Martinson, Dennis Shea, Paul Cashman, Sterling Jenkins, Joe Rosa lCapt.l, David Mattek, Dan Huerta. Under the able direction of Coach Donohue, this years cross country participated in the City League for the second year. Although defeats outnumbered victories we were never discontinued by their opponents. There were stellar performances given by Joe Rosa and Don Preston. An outstanding newcomer this year was freshman Sterling Jenkins. v Joe Rosa leading the pack. Middle picture, left to right: Eurich, Gary and Shea pulling for a finish, Last: Rosa Cashman, Preston after VlCTORY. .bf-Q l is ffl if. ., 2 , mfg? ! Q' .Ri ,num ll J 4' , 1 l Q I li fl. K is 1 .. . is W V H sn, . ,vi i it ' 'Y Q . 5 ' 5, rr ,.M 4- , x V- r' t U 1 I-'f ff 1 N7 1' Q-fy' l 1 l I . N Y . y .' 1.61 FRONT, L. to R.: George Clause, Bill Farrell, Lucien Salazar, John Ryan, Larry Turner, Jake Crawford, Vic Player, Alex Svatko, Mike Hubbard, Paul Nacozy, Vic Rodriguez, Frank Steinauer, Ray Darwell, Jack McEncore. MIDDLE: Coach Donahue, Tom Cloud, Arthur Leonard, Mike Furniss, Bob Bortfield, Tom Delany, John Baum, John Beale, Peter Shwab, Bob Rames, Richard Wheeler, Nick Vitalich, Sterling wr- i .mt J x Jenkins, Bill Wasem, James Martins, Edward Cosgrove, Coach Harkel. BACK: Tim McNeil, John Eurich, Reginald Parant, Jean Valles, Rich- ard Denning, Daniel Worona, Alan Gontang, Jim Lorentz, Ronald Grunloh, Bill Emerson, Leonard Clark, Harry Biancani, James Welch, Dick Kadlubowski iMgr.l. MISSING: John Wasem, Joe Rosa, Daniel Huerta, John Andrews, Daniel Preston. Entering City Prep League competition for their second year, the team started training in late January under the watchful eyes of Coaches Donahue and Harkel. Seniors Mike Hubbard, Ray Darwell, John Wasem, Joe Rosa, and Leonard Clark sparked the team with their consistent scoring. Hubbard, Clark, and Wasem in Pole Vault with Hubard hitting i2 ft., Darwell in high iump, and Rosa in the mile. Juniors Alex Svatko in the 440, Jake Crawford in high iump, Tony Tafoya in low ' hurdles, Vic Rodrigues in broad iump, Vince Salazar in the 220, and Bill Farrell in the 880 also helped the A team with their fine performances. B standouts were: Vic Player, Frank Steinauer, Nick Vitalich and Ronald Grunloh. C standouts were: Dan Worona, Bob Bertfield, Tom Delany and Peter Schwab. 'ts COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Wasem pushing for l0V1 ft., Dorwell breezing 5'6 , Svatko pulling for 440 finish, Bledsoe to Hubbard in 880 relay. 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ToP 'ix' no Jim Buconfhi Jim Caterinlif john .in niwny Baum t John BW ' This year's ra al predictions in developing into literally one of the Southland's best prep teams. The arrival of Bobby Ray, recently returned to his hometown from England, was a welcome addition and our only misfortune was competing in the same league with La Jolla, perennial S.C.l.F. champs. Even though number one man. Marcos Carriedo, was declared ineligible, the experience of John Minna, Dunninq Wilson. and Ruben Carriedo, all ranking playeds in Southern California. provided the power and depth necessary for a championship team. Seniors Bob Johnson and Alfonso Cardenas, both three year Iettermen, completed their prep tennis careers in fine style. Great things are expected of Tony Bianchi and Jim Bacon, most improved player on the team, in future years. Rounding out the varsity are Mike Fleet and Jim Caterina. Special mention is also deserved by the J.V. who have worked hard all year and will surelv do great things next season. They include: Chris Barr, Cliff Tabadisto, John Benton. Dan Mclver, Jim Frank, and Ralph Heintz. Worthy of report, also, is the tournament factor. Marcos Carriedo, John Minna, Bobby Ray, and Ruben Carriedo represented us at the Dudley Cup lnterscholarstic Tourney and the Oiai Tournament. Senior, Dunning Wilson has been named winner of the Bob Carrothers Sportsmanship Award by the SD. Tennis Patrons A at the local' Ink tourname t. A ' ' ' ' ' long may it continue. cquet squad has fulfilled l ssociation n ll in all tennis is 'bl on th b ' g e ay here at Saints and I I I Top row, left to riqht- Dan M , c- Iver, Pat Kippel, La Monte Mitch ell, M r, Ray Bonomo, coach. Bot- tom row: Jerry Ricker, James Frank, Mike Miller, Ralph Heintz. tim an 5' ,. ...-4 ,,1 1 if f f ,f ' fff' ,f Q40 'x' -4 1 ,Jv- r.v. .lf 5' PII V 2 41 ,- , fi' 0 , , ., 'rw' ,. J W ,.,, 1 f 4 X ,W ' :Q ,b f f I ,QQ ,- f V L ' 'Z' ' ' 455:-, ,.-.NY 4, r eq 1 -f ., , HV- , I '43, -Y ga . mv V' , 1 I If I . , J '-.nf , ,- fn, ,,,1. - .., .. . 3 .-, ,. , 1 mi' 'Wv .tri ' ,f 3 2' '1- EP A L1-12, Din.. ,A 4 'JG . 1 Q 1 f. x W ,,. X... 4, 4, V .-...:....:.....1.-.u.:f--- Q -'-W 1 'af N.,-Nu .v 'Q Come to apo Baby says Agundez of 4c's Ram- P 1 r Rods as he gets set to throw a vicious block. Typical end ofa play, vm if HWMW- ' 25'-vi .Wm 'Z W ' r ' X- I 34 .1 as wg .Ai f I . , X i Gilbert Agundez and his Ram-Rods started off the Intramural sports program by winning a pennant for senior section 4-C. This year's pro- gram was the finest in the school's history. It was in the capable hands of the Intramural Moderator Father Griswold and Commissioner of Athletics, Tom Goddard. The Season began in September with four leagues, a Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Fresh- man. Agundez's section 4C and Dick O'Lear's section 4A battled for the Senior crown. ln the first round these teams tied i3-13, but in the second round Rafe Espinosa and Bobby Guerra combined to score two touchdowns and beat O'Lear's squad I3-7. Section AC continued on to the school championship by defeating Section ZA. Then 4C led by Agundez, Espinosa, Villan- ueva, and Guerra met the Faculty, and! Guess What! CLOCKWISE: Sal Villanueva throws a key block on Ray Coates, as Bobby Guerra goes all the way. LEFT TO RIGHT: Intramural Foot- ball Champions-Bob Guerra, Charlie McKeown, Denny Maguire, Moderator Father Griswold, Gilbert Agundez, Commissioner, Tom Goddard, Bob Furtak, Jake Jimenez, Dave Paradowski, and Rafael Jesse James Espinosa. Jim Bacon piles up yardage, as Ramus grins his approval. I knew I shouId've gone the other way. It takes two to tangle. Mike May romps, but to no avail, Jim Lorenty got his flag. 9 I ' I Ajll I it 'fa-... 1 ' H3 ame beglns' ball GS 'he 9 clash in tussle lo' me The lntramural basketball program der way on Dec got un- ember 2, Dougherty Gym be- came the scene of intra ' ' B I mural activities, the eagues played on alternate days in the gym. Section AB, the Mighty Romans pulled a big upset in the Senior League by beating last year's school champions, Father Danaher's Drippo's l4Cl. The Mighty Romans big- guns were Melton, Oberbauer, Andrews, and Dehn. The fine playing of these players en- abled Section 4B to hang another senior banner on the gym wall. e under the basket, several players look forthe satellite, ,E-A ' , Qi W I i an A V in 1 ill, en. s9l5 U sue. ' . 'filly mes 'O mp him lr: BELOW, COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Intramural Basketball Champs, Left to Right, BACK ROW: Bill Oliver, Frank Constantine, Dove Melton, Carl Oberbauer John Andrews and Moderator Father Griswold KNEELING: Joe Cage, Al Roman, Ronald Dehn, John Parkin and Vic Machanis. More fast action in Intra- murals, shows Bruce Somers with the ball as opponents corner him, Referee Dave Melton looks on as Sophomore Towsend begs for ball, but 'glory-hog Hoffman shoots. Loui Yandall fires a free throw to decide an important ame forthe DRlPPO'S, if , rtvf' ' lllhlit ff1l ', li l and an 1 ,, ,mmm 9' ': Q I wif ,,,, ' ., ' '.'f?f', ' dflb ccesS Senior .lohn Purklllwug Yandall ur15U it '11 N 3e,,..v't li' P' 'X g i 1 .gt-3 1 C ii ' ii?-T' X xxx V I ith 'g'Q?:v' f A I Ybs rrg ll4 On a day before Thanksgiving, the Fifth Annual Turkey Trot got under way to a rugged start with a well representation of all classes. The course was l.7 miles long. The prizes for this event were, first, one live turkey, second, one dead duck, and third, one spring chicken. Senior John An- drews, winner of the dead duck for three years, captured first place by sprinting an exciting finish over Dan Huerta. Tony Bianchi finished third. This exciting Trot was sparked by the cheers of over five-hundred students. This sport not only attracts a large number of participants but also draws many interested spectators, as the picture above displays. si? SM - ,fijkw A ' '4- ' ' E J- 7 1-in Aff' 1114 31 - , ,,......f-39 A typical volleyball fake, Oliver Walker spikes one during one of many intramural volleyball games on the lower field at lunch lime. Back row, left to right: Father Griswold with School Volleyball Champs Mike May, Jake Crawford, Raul Martinez, George Pamus. Front row, left left to right: Bill White, Sabe O'Amico, John deScisciolo, Capt. George Clause. 91717215 7! Volleyball is the major attraction in the Intramural program in the spring months. As the league action got underway several teams loomed as exceptionally strong con- tenders for the coveted school champion- ship. The leagues were well balanced, and though some teams got off to poor starts, competition was stiffened as the season progressed. The fast action in the nets is an example of the keen competitive spirit in the Volley- ball intramural leagues. The senior league featured keenest com- petition with every section getting in on the act. AC, first round winners fell to third in the second frame with 3A barely nudging AA out for top spot. ln the ensu- ing playoffs, Maguire's boys won the league defeating the team captained by Mike Stafford. Dominating completely in the .lunior League, 3D's Beanes Boys led by George Clause, Jake Crawford and Mar- tinez progressed without any real sweat to become school champs. They lost only one game out of all they played. After trosing out the seniors 4C for the school Championship they were the top dogs in the school. They bet the seniors two straight i8-16 and l5-lO. np. A .2 AGA LOOK LOOK into the past activities and then look into the pres- ent. This year the students around campus have been more active and possess more spirit than any class previous. LOOK being full ot spirit and variety. Interest was taken in clubs such as the Pep Club, Chess Club, etc., bringing them up to the position of real assets to the student body. So as it is in LOOK so it was at Saints. 1 ' -fk zrlt 4 ' 19-' -V.V ff . N .,,. 4 ...l'fl,'1U. .ZIII1 .311 .ZII1 JIS J- J- .mn 1 .Jun -JIS .JI1 ,EJIH JI ,ME J .J J 1 GJ PEP CLUB COMES UF AGE . . Age - 59.5 K' 3 R. if n, yifyv 3' ,a'f,g:'f'fvSf'f? x l1ll4l?fl,,.l.- iff, ABOVE: Rev. William Levkulic explains the Greek Catholic lByzantinel rite's history. To the Right: Father is shown distributing Holy Communion to the students. I8 lntricately woven into each class day is a prevailing atmosphere of spiritual dedication. Every class period is begun with prayer and the week ends with a student dialogue Mass on Friday. A Day of Retreat, held as additional religious ac- tivity, spotlighted conferences and meditation un- der Retreat Master, Fr. Rudolph, O.S.B., as prepo- ration tor Christmas. Always prevalent, also, on campus is the Chapel offering its confessional and communion rail daily to both student and faculty alike. As Chaplain, Fr. Keane, is available at all times for counseling and advice. Additionally such groups as the Sanc- tuary Society, Altar Boys, and Schola Cantorum promote and stimulate the religious atmosphere so important to the school. As an observance of the Catholic Church Unity Octave, a period of prayer with the aim of joining all sects under Rome, the student body participated in a Mass of the seldom seen Bzantine Rite cele- brated by Fr. William Levkulic, pastor of the South- ern California diocese. KX xy c ' e aitenlwely Ulf psa- Weekly Confession enhances 50100 C Famer Keene' E!!! M spiritual life on campus d Sacromeftl ffm gy aves Blesse 5 l hoplcm 'em MQ if akin Denfl ggsis M055 m Q er 5 ' M09 , ii at Fridml Mass L Mmm? we ' gf Father Williams receiv C71 es water and wine following Communion. Father Garrett blesses throats on St. Blase day. Father Rudolph, a Benedictine priest from Oceanside, d con ucts the annual dcly of recollection, l 19 I LEFT: ln addition to the weekly student mass, Saints- men also assist at the sacred ceremonies celebrated in the monastery. Here on the holiest of all nights, the vigil of Easter, Nick Vitalich, Bill Cook, Landes Bell, and Bob Padberg attend as the deacon sings the goodness of Our Lord's Resurrection. BELOW: Faithful sacristans Ricky Graff and Bill O'Malley prepare the high altar for daily mass, Although unknown to most students, this regular daily work by a small group of Saintsmen contributes greatly to the beauty and good order of God's house. if 16 ls 2, s RIGHT: Behind the scenes, vestments and sa- cred vessels, altar breads and wine must be put in order. Russell Mars, Bruce Somers, and Jim Heekin are shown assisting Father Glynn, monastery sacristan in the daily liturgical preparation for the divine offices in the chapel. l 20 3. 'xf LEFT: Central act of the day for each Augustinian religious is the morning mass. Pictured are freshman Bob Kevane, sophomore Dennis Ebel, and senior Bob Johnson, representing teered to assist the Fathers at their weekday Sacrifice. f- T the dedicated Dawn Patrol of Saintsmen who have volun- fy ft M Y .. ! 4 fs nu if 1446 Behind the scenes we see the life and loves of 801 Saintsmen. Here for the most part we see them at a rally, at play, and finally we see them at weekly mass lheld in gym every Friday at first periodl. At other times we see them about their duties such as: doing their homework, signing greenes, attending lug and through our halls you see them intent on keeping the silence rule. At noon we see orange-colored obiects launched by our beloved fellow students. Even the faculty post greetings to the devil-may- care students at Christmas. Yet its that winning, fun loving, four years at saints that accounts for the high degree of scholarship our students have achieved. More than 85 to 90 per cent of our graduating seniors go on to college. 'ms The laymen are turned loose to examine the wonders of science. I I The third annual St. Augustine Science Fair, held in mid- March, was very ably moderated by Fr. Garrett. More than lO per cent of the exhibits were chosen forthe Fifth Annual Greater San Diego Science Fair-a good showing. Out of the six entrants from Saints two came home victorious. John Mallory won sec- ond prize, and Dan Dugan won third in the Senior Physics Division, Other entrants in the fair were Steve Theisen, with his drag-racing engine, Pete West with an exhibit showing the fallacies of perpetual motion, the Asher-Avila-Barta exhibit, and James Hodge. Not shown is Vince Ricchiuti who took third prize in Senior Division for his demonstration showing nerve impulses on cock- roaches. John Avila and James Asher won a special award for their robot. Robert Barta entered the proiect for the San Diego Science Fair. It walks, talks, opens hands, and moves arms. 1- . lx li 2 4 Father Aheme Wx A 4 Und gfodua . tm 9 St. Augustine Seniors re e y H1 of 'f - ,S kind' 'O SONY Hemus mano f er ffh S I , p 5 n S e t. Augustine Hall of Fame Q Ward f' 9 o E , Louis Cards and forrne Y st udent of St. Augusyine V lrst I teer organization GROUND OBSERVER CORPS is a vo un Onl the privileged few are The composed of Saints finest students. y II wed to join this distinguished organization. Headed by Fr, 5 arkling white. Their duties h l Glynn, they are to patrol certain clean-up areas at no Our h ats are off to them, , X a o keep our campus p on and after sc oo. ,ern give A val' 'Qt -GQ: X r,- Student Council officers pose for an official portrait. Left to Right: Anthony Tofoyo lA.S.B. secy.l, Mike Cunningham lA.S.B. vice-pres.l, Steve Manley lA.S,B. Pres.l , Marcus Carriedo lA.S.B. treas.l , Tom God- dard lA.S.B. Comm. of Athleticsl . Not shown: Howell Wiggins lComm. of Electionsl. I As the voice of the student the Student Council is composed of four officers from each of the four classes, with four A.S.B. officers, two commissioners, and a faculty advisor lFr. Dana- herl. lt is the center of all campus activity. It regulates over pep rallies, dances and many other school functions on the student level. The A.S.B.'s two most successful dances were the annual A.S.B. Ball, and the Highlight of the year-St. Patrick's Day dance affectionately known as the Shamrock-Shag. The eve- ning's big feature was the introduction Big Jody Reynolds and his big geetarf' A huge A.S.B. success. The A.S.B., also maintains the functions of Senior Court and its police force lvigilantesl who enforce school rules. Another common duty is keeping up a standing ground observer corps for Father Glynn. The A.S.B. also directs the Red Cross Council under the guidance of Steve Manley. l24 5704? c 'Will' , All . A rs-,Q P , .. , . .. - I ' 1, F' .H , S: ni 3' . 1 x Varied expressions are seen on the faces of lleft to rightl bailiff, Scott -C. Gavin, and iudges Al Roman, Dick O'Lear and Tony Rippo as another de- fendant before the Senior Court yells, l'm not guilty, your Honorll He is, of course, given the usual penalty. He is given a commission in Saints Ground Observer Corps. The Senior Court's of- ficial police force are the vigilantes, lv., both were in their fifth year of activity. T D . G A 4 A we ' s.. -x .cl- ,LU The Student CounciI's annual political convention is held at the end of each year to elect new leaders, to a new Student Council for next year. Clockwise: Manley carried by his supporters in demonstration. Quieted convention settles down to the business before them. But again wild demonstrations break out. Mr. Lionel Van Deerlin gave the opening speech to nominating convention. Howell Wiggins '59 commissioner of elections. Nervous A.S.B. candidates await their turn during the opening forum held in gym. A full house listens to nominating speech. Big Mike gives nominating speech to fellow candidates. 1. 1 Ln L i S 1,111.2 .. , iw, r. 154 -5. w W 4 Q -E J! X ,... 'x .xi V ., 112, r ' .1 I i I QX, , 'lx B1 Pictured above are the hard working staff members of the Augustinian, going over a recent issue in a bull session in a Student Activity Room. From left to right are Frank Rosso, who appears worried over his fate after not handing in his article on time, Vic Todaro, Ed Wohland Iseatedl, Bill Andersen, Ken Cur- rier, Bob Morrissey, and Mike Fleet, We give you the Augustinian! The average student is probably not aware of the tremendous iob done by this year's staff. Under their new moderator, Mr. Frank Dene, the staff gave the student body a concise, thorough review of activities throughout the school year. John Minna, at the helm during the first half of the year, and Michael Fleet, who succeded him in January, gave the paper the editorial ability needed for an efficient publication. lndespensable was Ed Wohland, Business Manager Extraordinary. Heading the busy sports department was capable Frank Rosso, who doled out assignments to his faithful reporters Bill White and Jack ldiart. News Editor Bob Morrissey, Feature Editor Bill Andersen, and Culture Editor Vic Todaro rounded out a staff that accomplished work they can be iustly proud of. Writers lending their talents regularly were James Asher, Joe Sullivan, Ken Currier, Dick O'Lear, Tony Tafoya, and Ray Darwell. All photography was handled by Ken Currier, I26 46,4 H EDITORS .... JOHN MINNA and MIKE FLEET NEWS EDITOR ...... BOB MORRISSEY BUSINESS MANAGER . . ED WOHLAND SPORTS EDITOR . . . FRANK ROSSO FEATURE EDITOR . , . BILL ANDERSEN CULTURAL EDITOR ...... VIC TODARO PHOTOGRAPHY BY ...... KEN CURRIER Staff: White, Sullivan, Tafoya, Mitchell, Eisele, Asher, Avila, O'Lear. The AUGUSTINIAN is published monthly by the stu' dents. FACULTY DIRECTOR . . . MR. DENE I 'A il 7'A f XXI. ' we A .7 Er . .sr - - nv by 41 sfys Clockwise: Editors, left to right, back row: Joseph Ubarra, Frank Rosso, Don Peterson. Front row: Rafael Espinosa, John Wasem, Kenneth Currier, and Dunning Wilson look at the '59 Saintsman, some- thing their bIood and iron made come to pass. In spite of the heat Rafael Espinosa and Ken. Currier still go on working against the clock. With a deadline coming up the staff gets on the ball, we even use information from the Augustinian. Dunnng Wlson and Fred Gary hunt for correct spelling of names. I don't think we will finish this blasted thing Ithey finishedl. John Mallory conducts students on getting their picture taken forthe annual and ASB card. 7 . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .....,...... Kenneth Currier PERSONALS CO-EDITORS ..... Dunning Wilson and Frank Rosso STAFF-John Mallory, Frederick Gary, Ruben Carriedo, Joe Sullivan, William Risser, David Fieselman, Robert McCarthy, Joseph M. Ybarra, Rafael Espinosa, Salvador Villanueva, Stephen Langworthy, Robert Furtak, James Riley, Howell Wiggins, Charles McKeown, Anthony Rippo, Philip Gavin, Dick O'Lear, William Beck, Richard Carpenter, David Mat- tek, William Fait, Robert M. Johnson, James Asher, Michael Cunnigham, Thomas Goddard, Robert Morrissey, Jerome Sherry, Ray Dar- well, Ozzie Gontang, Mike Fleet, Don Peter- son, Robert Medlock, William Anderson, Vic Todaro. 7259 SPORTS CO-EDITORS ........ John Wasem and Rafael Espinosa STAFF-Edward Wohland, Mike Fleet, Wil- liam Andersen, Victor Todaro, Joe Sullivan, John Avila. ACTIVITIES EDITOR .......... Kenneth Currier STAFF-Don Artinez, Dunning Wilson, Fred Gary, Jim Heekin, Robert Morrissey, James Asher, John Robinson. HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER ....... Kenneth Currier STAFF-John Wasem, John Avila, Mike Nu- gent, Rudy Ordona, Dennis Gorsich. ART CO-EDITORS .......... Don Peterson and Joseph M. Ybarra STAFF-Kenneth Currier, Anthony Tafoya, Tony Rippo, Daniel Preston. MODERATOR. . .Father Richard K. Smith, O.S.A. f . N- 5? -1 'if' 7 I wif? Y-,- . 45 Columns lleft to rightl: Top row, column one lnames left to rightl Top row. Column two Second row. Column three Third row. Column four, bottom row. 'A-N WS. -use As W ,Z-f ff, David Chevillon James Roha William Stelmach George Bednar David Twomey Mike Furniss Robert Barret Don Artimez Richard Weinstock George Shaffer Douglas Somera Jim Welch Maurice Waters Chris Barr Reginald Parent David Deneclu Howard Manning Richard Helm 77595 ' ' game! HIGH SCH00 74' D120 4 Keith Nelson Dennis Quirk Frank Steinauer Noel Corby Mike Goldkamp George Pamus Jack Johnson Victor Rodrigues Marty Silva l -.ff 'e : L SCHEDULE OF BAND APPEARANCES IN UNIFORM l l958-l959l Sept. 22 Dedication of new building 27 Football game at La Jolla Oct. lO Football game at Hoover l9 Parade at Holy Rosary Church 23 Football game at Stadium 31 Football game at Stadium Nov. ll Education Week ceremony in Gym 21 Football game at Stadium 23 Parade-Mother Goose-El Caion 29 All-Western Band Review-Lon Geach Dec. 7 Parade-Toyland-North Park Jan. l8 Parade-March of Dimes-National City Apr. l2 Parade-Knights of Columbus l7 Band Concert-Variety Show 25 Maytime Band Review-National City 26 Parade-Boy Scout May l7 Procession-Point Loma 24 Procession-Our Lady of Rosary Church June 8 Graduation Mr. Henry J. Frabotta tBand Director! Larry Flor Daniel Lehman Frank Signorelli Fobert Foster Mikel Krause Tom Padberg Gerald LaPointe Bob Padberg lDrum Maiorl During the past year the band has appeared at many school functions. lt has also participated at such civic occasions as: The Mother Goose Parade, The Toyland Parade, and The March of Dimes Parade. ln November, after long hours of practice, the band made its annual trip to Long Beach, California, for the All-Western Band Review. This year the band earned for itself a rating of Excellent, and drum maior Bob Padberg won second place for his outstanding skill as a non-twirling drum maior, However, the band's greatest effort of the year was the.annual Band Concert-Variety Show. After all rehearsing was done, the band presented its talents for an audience. The Band Played everything from selections of My Fair Lady, to Latin American Themes. The band continually appeared in many functions, and for different audiences, and their presence was always rewarded by the pleasing sound of applause. 129 I 1 1 'Nl W- F554 wg - X ww ' -1' -Zn if is wifi. if' Y L ffl 3 'N c ls. Q 5 ,Bt 1. Q . , -F ,Zi an , 4 , Ava ,, vt' 'P' .u.. r v- J ,: 45, -at A' .Vt ' s, if 1 lgms-W -F ...L U f One of the newest and most successful activities to appear on Saint's campus this year was the A Capella Mixed Choir under the talented direction of Mr. Heary van der Wert, The choir, composed of Saintsmen and girls from Regina Coeli and Our Lady of Peace Academy, carried a full years schedule singing at the Old Globe during the Shakespearean Festival, the Variety Show and the Saint's Awards' Night. Also on the agenda were appearances during Christmas on television, channels 6 and 8. ciafafiwlafzum During its second year at Saints the Schola Cantorum has again proved to be a great asset. Faced with the task of singing at Friday Masses, the group's Gregorian Chant was never better due to the very able direction of Father Harry Neely, O.S.A. They also lent their valuable assistance during the Holy Week services held in Saints chapel. Left to right: Robert Padberg, Jos- eph Ybarra, James Lorentz, Victor Rodriguez, Vincent Biondo, Father Neely, Fred Gary, Daniel Bugan and George Martinson. 5 9 'QW - sf , l'-5 f n-iq i. ,fm '43 A ' ' 2 rl' 4 ' WL. S Bob Morrissey gives rewarding grin Nork of quality. X X 4 ,.:, as- : -f'-4, ,:. M., for 'H T-. .qs 'N and 1 Y - r. 'H- ..---rs ' -K 'f V ' - aww Although the infant of the school or- ganizations, the Pep Club has probably done the greatest amount of activity this year. In keeping with their goal of raising spirit, they piled up an impressive list of events. They started out this year with a weekly billboard over Sheehan Hall. About 4000 booster ribbons were made during football season. The profits from one week's sales enrolled the entire stu- dent body in the Red Cross. During Home- coming week, huge signs were posted and a large balloon was sent up. A large social calendar was erected. School penants were also made. Two skating parties were held. With the fruits of their labors, the Pep Club Activity Room was kept well equipped. So that the room would be kept in constant usage, the ASB Council was allowed to meet in it. They also kept the ASB with its hands full. As one may plainly see, their energies were not to be wasted. The senior officers were: Anthony Rippo, pres. Vic Todaro, vice-pres., and Bob Morrissey, treas, 111 rl ,, W. .,.-5 f 3 ' ,gi J! ifiii Anthony Rippo proudly displays some Pep Club handiwork. - .Y :Q .L :Q -5- 'Q w 'Q ,-vw, l'11f?-'ir gai- N , gk bg IT I5 :- T A h' .5-I w 1 1 1 1 Q W N QS ri wh 'si sg l32 The origin of liveliness. 43 .Xp To the left: The first social event of the year was put on by the pep club. The Pep Club Skating Party was a huge success, much more so than was expected. Here we see the gay young group of cats and kittens doing the bunny hop on skates. Below that we see a mirthful, fallen victim to the skates. First line below: Howell Wiggins and his little group add finishing touches to Saints gym before homecoming rally. Pep club puts on one of its many colorful ribbons, paint applied, finished work. . 1 it lux at QS . rlxgxi 1 Third row of pictures down: Anthony Rippo shows how to paint a sign for one of the football games. Thomas Leonard, Victor To- daro, and Robert Morrissey start on pep club board. Anthony Rippo and Tom Padberg work on finished bulletin board. Rippo and Mor- rissey set up sign. Below and left: Rippo, Austin Gontang and Rudolfo Ordona work on Lincoln game run-through. Right: No. 23 Chuck Adams lHBl first through the Home- coming run-through. 5 5. 49 eff X ,f 977. f . ,'Q t:-N- Football Prom host and hostesses lleft to rightl Mike Cunningham, Norma Peck, Our Lady of Peace, Marilyn Campbell, Regina Coelig Patricia Kirk, Cathedral, Mary Frances Cook, Rosary, and Steven Manly. V7 ir Ozzie Gontang and his date, Carol Wetherbee, pose with happy Saintsmen for a Q ' li picture after being named King and Queen ofthe ASB Ball. fr.. 'rr il May l have this dance, please? This was the keynote of informality that makes tor an atmosphere of ease at Saints social activities. The annual Junior-Senior Prom was one of the biggest nights of the year followed closely by the Shamrock Shag, A.S.B. Ball and the annual dance sponsored by the Father's Club. The big hit of the year was with Big Jody Reynolds, and his Big Geetar which captivated everyone with such popular songs as Endless Sleep, Thunder, and others. Big Jody modestly signed autographs for the girls. The Easter Monday Ball, sponsored by the Father's Club was a huge success due largely to the presence of Harry Happy Hare Martin, the well known disc-iockey for radio station KCBQ. About S200 worth of records and cash prizes were given away. The Happy Hare Hop, intro- duced for the first time, was enioyed by all. One of the highlights of the evening was the fabulous singing of Saintsman Pat Muhlala of the Junior class. Rock and Roll at Saints! ,al 15 I 7759Q? W 'il- it V fr: M YV it ..., Much of the success of our various teams this year is due to loyal support whipped into enthusiasm by our cheerleaders. Head cheer- leader Ray Darwell did a great iob through football season, especially in that part where he has to go over to the other team and enter- tain the songleaders. Outstanding in his tum- bling ability was Vic Rodriguez. Junior Mike Gontesky and sophomore Don Birt gave our cheerleaders the appearance of a well drilled team. Biggest hit of the football season was hon- orary co-cheerleaders Joe Rosa, who took turns as mascot, Halo Joe. Biggest hit of the base- ball season was the new cheer Satellite, Satel- lite, heard by our team only when they travelled. Practice as they would, the cheer- leaders always seemed R-A-G-ged on that one. COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Top to bottom, Mike Contesky, Ray Dorwell, Victor Rodriguez, and Don Birt. Don yells them out at La Jolla . . . Mike could really iump 1 frequently hit the ceiling . . . enthusiasm at night. . . and pep rally in the gym. 5 Clockwise: Steve Manley and Howell Wiggins launch ASB pep balloon which floated over Saints all day and into the night. The four candidates for Saints homecoming queen, left to right, Carla Karam, Regina Caeli Academyg Anastasia Moulaus, Our Lady ol Peace Academyg and Joe Ann Miller, Rosary GirI's High. ln the center is Barbara Furtack of Cathedral Girl's High. Carla Karam is crowned Homecoming Queen. O'Malley on a run through, Homecoming dance. The boys put on a show! King Salazar of Uugha land leads the team forward. Gavin's shut up. More! More! More! Below: Pep Club run-through put on display. Head cheerleader Ray Darwell leads the student body in one of his many tongue-twisting cheers. UREDQ ss, 5LN5 SW! M x 11 ner' LJ! S fc X X i X QQ, HQ' 'RX cl Q..- qu-. tx!- ix, Left to right, back row: Thomas Usher, lRecording Secy.ig Louis Padberg, kg l'lst Vice-Pres.ip Frank Wilson l2nd Vice-Pres.lg D.V.R. Manly Jr. K2 'T lTreas.ly Fr, Thomas Garret, Modeator. Front row: Frank Medlock lPres.ip ju ' 4 John Paradowski lCorresponding Secy.lg Leo Budzynsk lSargeant at X Y Armsl. Picture right: Judge Dean Sherry gives talk on his experiences dur- V ' 57' ing Death March in Bataan at Father and Sons night. A Quad-M and Under the direction ot Father Garrett, the highly organized Father's Club did another su- perb iob backing up Saints. Besides sponsoring the popular Easter Mondy Ball, the annual Fam- ily Picnic proved a huge success. Through them a yearly scholarship is given to an entering freshman. Their help has made our school more successful, a hearty thank you goes out to them. Again this year the Mothers' Club has helped us a great deal contributing about S2000 to the school. Under the able guidance of Father William they were responsible tor various events through the year such as the annual card party at St. Patrick's Hall in November, the Fashion Show at the El Cortez in March, the Band Concert in April, and the Ham Dinner in May. We thank them for their unselfish service towards helping the school along. Left to right: Mrs. Louis Padberg lJr. Treas.ip Mrs. Robert Cihak lRecording Secy.ip Mrs. Gerard R. i M W'll' S. Coleman lPres.l, Bill lCorresponding Secy.lg Mrs. Hugh E. McCarthy lVice-Pres. g rs. I lam Mrs. Joseph S. Kuster lFinancial Secy.lg Father Williams lmoderatori. fsx In K5 eg, Lf' 49 fx f-'ae N hi' Vt ,,.,,f Under the fine guidance of Father Keane '44, the Alumni As- sociation has completed another year ot great achievement and success, a fitting tribute to their great work and self-sacrifice. Alumni activities included first in October-kick oft Dinner Meet- ingg November-Homecoming, the llth Annual Football Prom and Alumni Basketball classicg Decem- ber--Parochial School Basketball Tournament. Starting in January '59 was the Dinner Meeting, March - Communion Breakfast and in May the final Get-Together Meeting. Next year the program, and its works are going to be expanded. 5, V. , N ' 1 ,,,, A, . . N gf- 'R S-.K ,'.,y.Lv:x.a ea :- ' ' ie.. f'Wu..:w fn I g -5 f -5' we i t tttltll 'rf' UT 'i lll' Q31 1- sw ' w. ABOVE: lStandingl Art Render '3 michael '35g Vic Dzaiic '43, Treas., lSeatedl Father Keane, O.S.A. '44, Faculty Moderatorg John Brady '46, Vice-Pres., Fwd Carmody '38, Bill Ashley '47, Pres., Knot s Secr. The annual retreat, breakfast and Com- munion was held this year on PCISSi0f1 Sunday. Attending members take time out for a picture. Kumar! 5, corresponding Secr., John Car- hownl Ernie Agee '43, Recording In a fix, OLD Alumni faces the Young Faculty. Cornered on three sides but still able to make two points is one of the OLD Alumni. Faculty was defeated by the OLD Alumni, 45-41. Best lineman ofthe year on the Saints 1958 squad Louis Yan- dall tcenterl receiving trophy from Mr. William Ashley lleftl and Coach Smorin irightl. 9 'u' 27' ' I I I I Joined together in the California Scholarship Federation are Saint's top scholars. The state-wide organization, open to all students except freshmen, is designed to give official recognition to students who have qualified grades. Moderated by Fr. Donald Williams, O.S.A., the club is in its third year of existence at Saints. For the second year the C.S.F. put on its dance, the Blue Balloon Bounce, featuring two bands, and introducing Fr. Williams' new hit Te Necessitof' L. to R., BACK ROW: R. MacBush, R. Helm, V. Rodriguez, G. Martinson, J. Villarreal, J. Benton, D. Ebel, D, Dugan. MIDDLEROW: R. Padberg, F. Gary, D. Deneau, J. Fanes, J. Minna, C. Kottman, W. Stelmach. FRONTROW: J. Mullen, L. Salazar, D. Wilson, M. Fleet, R. Darwell, J. Avila, and R. O'Lear. Zacmg izdalrfmz Zcmfemfa One of the least known yet most active clubs on campus is the Young Christian Students. The purpose of this , organization is to spread Christian ideas i and solutions to all student problems. . Participants of the club meet one morn- ing each week and are moderated by Fr. Keane, O.S.A., and junior Bob Pad- berg, the president. The members fre- quently ioined Y.C.S. clubs of other schools on dances, bake sales, and outings to Palm Springs and Lake Ar- rowhead. Other accomplishments dur- ing the past year were making the an- 3 nual Nativity Crib, increasing support at Masses, welcoming all new saintsmen including freshmen, and in general give ing a better Christian atmosphere on campus. Left to right: J. Wasem, C. Kottman, J. Lehmann, R. Padberg, M. 10 Fleet, W. Layman, Fr. Keane, S. Manley, G. Trudell, F. Gary, G. Martinson, R. P. Johnson. MISSING: Robt. Polanski. xx N The Saint Augustine Chapter of the Red Cross Council was able to enlist the whole school as members through the fine help of the Pep Club. They sponsored the March of Dimes Drive, and put on a Christmas party for the Children's Hospital. Mr. Dene played Santa Claus. Left.: Red Cross Council president lthird from leftl poses with his Chief Iieutenants. 'tw A. ,I N-eXQ.XJl HIM Our Chess Club has now completed it's fifth year of intramural competition, lt holds monthly tournaments. First place winners have been Robert Johnson in first and third tournaments and ln the second tourna- ment it was Alcayin. A scholastic meet was held with San Diego. The final score was San Diego 3111, Saints TV1. The President of the Chess Club was senior Robert P. Johnson. Ladder games were played 3 times a week. Above picture: Chess Club members look on as the final match is played in one of many tournaments. The Photo Club's main purpose is to develope interest in better photography for next year's yearbook and newspaper. Here Bell Wasem models while Fr. Smith demonstrates classic lighting shadow developed by the fill light to the left. Photo Club with Fr. Smith: lstanding left to rightl Richard Gray, Michael Peltier, Dennis Gorshich, John Ruiz, Tom Padberg, Robert Eisele, Craig Peterman, Gerald Laponite, Art Leonard, Richard Allen, Michael Fitzgerald. F , hy -1 ss - 1- 0 A C i, ? ,. ,fn 1, n l 'EM Physics Club: Bob Barta whips a coil spring snakelike through the air demonstrates stand- ing waves for the Physics Club. Club members are seniors whose interest in the sciences over- flows the classroom to after school sessions and weekends. With Fr. Smith are lleft to rightl John Wasem, Bill Audersen, Barta, John Minna, Bernard Cole, John Mallary, John Avila, Al- fonso Cardenas, and Jim Asher. 104 Left to Right: J. Ybarra, V. Biondo, M. Fitzgerald, Mr. Weber, G. Martinson, C. Kottman, F. Gary, D, Preston. Missing: W. Farrell, J. Eurich. Moderated by Mr. Gerald Weber, this year's German Club has had tremendous fun despite the lack of textbooks. One of the most remembered excursions of the year was a tobog- ganing trip to Mt. Laguna. The iunior-dominated organization has Cliff Kottman as president and Fred Gary as treasurer. Next year they are determined to learn more Deutche but still have as much fun. 44' ,F. nie-0 If Ne' Y Top Right: Mike Fitzgerald, Clifford Kottman, and Vincent Biondo join in a friendly toast. Bottom Right: Mr. Weber purposes a toast to ex-Chan- cellor and President-to-be C. Aden- CUBY. n ,QUN N J Jana Kenneth Currier, Editor-in-Chief, Activities editor and head photographer. Dear Reader, The Saintsman '59 is different from any other of Saint's annuals. This year an attempt was made to meet all deadlines lan unheard of thingll To the shock of everyone one deadline was made on time! But alas our house of cards fell before the wind, for we met none other. Work was started early in September last year and final copy was, on page lO8, sent after the tennis team returned from Ojai, April 30. Credit for production goes to many in the student body who performed willing assignments but never made a staff position, and to Mr. Frank Jennings for help in covering football games, Joe Busco and Bert Nester of Busco-Nester Studios for our senior pictures and for their generous help on many occasions, to Ross Reyman for, fine work with underclass personals, to the S. K. Smith Company for our cover, toVRobert Hopkins of Mirrographic Yearbooks for help through the year, and courtesy when we missedt deadlines. Our thanks to Art editors Don Peterson for our theme aind Joe Ybarra f r much of the art work done, to Rafael Espinosa for his fine help in spotts along ix h John Wasem, to Dunning Wilson, John Mallory and Fred Gary for their fine work on underclassmen, to Frank Rosso for his work on the seniors and to Donald Artimez for his pictures of senior ditch day, and last, but not least, to Father Smith, moderator of the i959 Saintsman who occasionally helped out, I could not haves done without his advice. l have had a wonderful time lalthough a lot of hard workl making this years annual, l hope you like it and read it often. Kenneth Currier, Editor-in-Chief j PiyR M' ieFQ.i-f . 3 4 gg 6, Aff, ,' 1 i 4 Qjff 'gf '1, . . 1 - - 1 Sf! 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