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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

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We hope that you, the reader, will look upon the theme with such humorous observations as we did, because, after all, it is said that animals only show a reflection of human nature. Faculty . . . . . 10 Juniors ..... .. . 24 Sophomores . .. . . . 35 Freshman ... ... 45 Activities . . . . . 56 Sports ... . .. 86 Seniors .. ...ll4 3 if-,f X - ' 5 T -si 3? t - A2 , , .t lj, 71. 0. 3.24. We, the students of St. Augustine High School, dedicate this, our SAINTSMAN to Father John Glynn, O.S.A. Father Glynn, besides being counsellor, teacher and disciplinarian for 19 years here at Saints, was also a cherished friend to us all. Father Glynn came to Saintsil9 years ago. Since that time he has acted as a teacher in such subiects as geometry and Latin. He has acted as a counsellor by helping the many students who otherwise would have been lost in the crowd. As disciplinarian Father worked constantly for the betterment of student behavior on and off campus. S t F A g Father was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts and educated at St. Johnlg'gs.VPrep School in Danvers, Massachusetts, Later he attended Villanova Collegefygand' the Catholic University at Washington D.C. lt was here in 1939 thathe was ordained as a priest in the Order of St. Augustine. 'S S A , The students of Oiai are indeed fortunatesto receive such a man as a member of their faculty. Those of us who know Father Glynn are sure that he will go straight to the hearts of his new studentslas he has gone straight to ours and there remain forever. - W P w r I V. Q -P ' ' 5: ,1- 'faff if Q .- W- .- ,, ,, j - 55 -- MX, ,,f,,1f ,, ,Qt ,-1. 5 ww -1. fr Q X,:l5..., L we ' ' l,,,.1f,3 I K K K 1. , ,- W. N W,E2jM KK bil, .1i ,-- N .WML ,Ai . Q, if l'-Ji--....d , -5 ,W,. , ., I , , Y, kk ,.k, E ,. Y' 5-wx: N -PM ,- x L 1: Xe- N1 ff -Mig. iw,--H,,.,,V, Q in , fx A Q A311 ' w fx. -Q ,-,,-,,f-K, f, DEDICATION 5. R: ,,.. 4- -g ,if , ' '- ef -. --a Km WL ,' -4 . x. .ff -1 X, , .Q .,. 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In his new position, Father Aherne now has authority over the order's establishments here at Saints and St. Patrick's Parish in San Diego, Our Mother of Good Counsel Parish in Hollywood, and Villanova Prep School at Oiai, California. -ii IL . I Ill? R ey.,- .mmvvnz E. Our brilliant, wise, and personable faculty, although seemingly set apart from the student body by a barrier of dignity, have again managed to turn out a class of finished high school graduates from an abounding supply of fun-loving Saintsmen. This year, our educators have again succeeded in proiecting their wisdom to the students and, as always, have tried to cultivate their minds to a balanced, spiritual- educational level. Theirs is the immediate fate which awaits all high school teachers, but theirs also is the long-range reward of fulfillment which comes from im- parting their knowledge to the young. Without them all would have to learn by experience-by trial and error, a method prevented through the unsel- fishness and self-sacrifice of a group of Augustinian priests and dedicated Catholic laymen who comprise our faculty. . - ll Very Reverend John R. Aherne, O.S.A., School Principal Father John R. Aherne, honored principal of our school, directs or oversees almost every phase of Saints' scholastic and physical life. As head of the English Department, Father Aherne conducts a senior class in Honors English. It is to his credit also that an extensive honors course has been established covering the field of Math for all four grade levels. This is an extension of last year's singular Honors Math and Physics course limited to seniors. With such diligent yet forceful direction, the administration of the school will continue to operate as the precisioned machine it is. Mr. John Finan, hard working vice-prin- cipal after serving a year as athletic di- rector. Carrying the title of sheriff , he successfully maintains a strict order of dis- cipline which is vital to the atmosphere. Between his official duties, Mr. Finan finds time to teach freshmen algebra and me- chanical drawing. His time spent in the discipline office is continuously interrupted by streams of students seeking admission slips, gym excuses., etc., but his super- abundant spirit and devotion to students merit him as one of the most respected men on campus. Fr. Charles Danaher, O.S.A., Prior and Procurator of Saint Augustine. Father has for his responsibility all the school ex- penditures. Besides keeping his hand in the treasury, Father is Junior class coun- selor which keeps him busy with the iun- ior breakfast, rings, and iackets. Father is known around the campus for his subtle humor and his pets, Baby and Ella. His. home room is 4-D. Fr. Williams, O.S.A., our able Administra- tion assistant, responsible for all academic schedules, student placement, examination scheduling, and recording of all student marks.. The seriousness of his work is seen also in the laborious efforts he puts in the Mothers' Club Fashion Show and the C.S.F. dance, Blue Balloon Bounce. Father mod- erates the Austin Guild, California Schol- arship Federation, and teaches French I, ll, and Spanish ll. His home room is 4-C. Mr. Robert Aiken . . . New to Saints from Iowa . . . Guid- ance Counselor . . . Teaches Science IV, Physics. I l Fr. John .... Saints '4 Returned Saints . . . es , Il, Religion IV . e Room 3-C. E .,,.. ,E , fi- v ff-I' :gc ii Hifi Mr. Fred Boiorquez . . . Intra- mural and Bowling Club Mod- erator . . Cooches J.V. Foot- ball . . . Teaches Civics, Phy- siology, History lll . . . Home Room 3-E. Mr. Ramon D. Bonomo . . . Moderator of the Augustinian, Radio Club, Chess Club . . . Coaches Tennis . . . Teaches Religion ll, English l, ll, IV . . . Home Room l-A. Mr. Thomas Carter . . . Ath- letic Director . . . Coaches Varsity Football . . . Teaches General Science, Physical Ed- ucation . . . Home Room l-D. The line-up. RAdm. Paul F. Dugan, USN Ret .... Moderates Mu, Al- pha Theta . . . Teaches Hon- ors Math IV, Honors Physics, Physics, Trigonometry . . . Home Room 4-A. Mr. Bernard Flaherty . . . ls proud ot his white Triumph TR-3 . . . Coaches .I.V. Football . . . Teaches Physical Edu- cation. Mr. Thomas Flood . . . Saints '53 . . . New to Saints this year . . . Teaches English l, ll, IV . . . Home Room 4-F. l 1 5 Mr. Henry Frabotta . . . Ex- pert drummer . . . Conducts the school band. Mr. Joseph Galindo . . . Coaches Basketball . . .Saints '47 . . . Teaches General Sci- ence Physiology, Mechani- cal Drawing . . . Home Room 2-D. Fr. William Gallimore, O.S.A. . . . Came to Saints from Washington, D.C .... Mod- erator of the Pep Club . . . Teaches Religion l, ll, Busi- ness Mathematics I, History I, Bookkeeping . Home Room l-E. Fr. Thomas Garrett, O.S.A. . . . Saints '31 . . . Head of the Science Department . . . Moderates Science Club, Sci- ence Fair, Fathers' Club, Chocolate Drive . . . Teaches Algebra II, Chemistry, Reli- gion lll . . . Home Room 3-A. Mr. John Harkel . . . Coaches track and freshman football . . . Teaches General Sci- ence, PhysiolO9Y. Mechani- cal Drawing . . . Home Room 2-E. Fr. Patrick J. Keane, O.S.A. . . . School Chaplain . . . Saints '44 . . . Head of Math. Dept .... Teaches Trig- onometry, Geometry, Religion l, IV, Honors Math. ll, lll . . . Home Room 2-A. Dr. John Kelly, O.S.A .... Junior Class Counselor . . . Was President of the Univer- sity of Havana . . . Teaches Spanish I, ll, Religion III . . . Home Room 3-C. Fr. John H. McDonnell, O.S.A. New to Saints this year from Washington, D.C .... Proud of his home state of Penn- sylvania . . . Teaches History l, Ill, Religion IV . . . Home Room 4-E. I7 Fr. McDonnell addresses the student body on Orientation Day. Fr.Thomas McLaughIin,O.S.A. . . . Saints '43 . . . Mod- erates SAINTSMAN . . . Teaches Chemistry, Trigo- nometry, Religion Ill . . . Home Room 3-D. Mr. W. T. Mclaughlin .... Saints '53 . . . Brother of Fr. Mclaughlin . . . Assistant Li- brarian . . . Teaches English l, Il, III, Religion ll. 18 Mr. John Maher . . . ls noted for his keen wit . . . Teaches History I, lllg English I. Mr. Alfred Mishall . . . Head of the Typing Department . . . Teaches Typing. Mr. ilb Tennies . . . Speaks Sp ish fluently . . . Teaches Algebra I, Mr. Jeremiah Moriarty . . . Honored for 25 years of coaching . . . Teaches General Science IV, Trig- onometry, Algebra II . . . Home Room 3-B. Fr. Harry M. Neely, O.S.A. . . . Saints '45 . . . Head of the latin Department . . . Directs the Schola Can- torum . . . Teaches Reli- gion III, Latin I, II, III, IV . . . Home Room I-B. Fr. Anthony Wasko, O.S.A. . . . New to Saints this Spanish I, I . . . Home , I Room I -C. Home Room 2-C. year from Washington, D.C .... Moderates Speech Club . . . Teaches Religion I II English II III 71,imW'Z7 Mr. Leonard Smorin . . . Coaches Varsity Football . . . Teaches Civics, History III, Physiology . . . Home Room 2-B. I9 N4 Mr. Gerald Weber . . . Fresh- man Counselor . . . Moderates the St. Thomas More Society, German Club . . . ls famed 'for many things . . . Teaches English lll, IV, German I. Liss W AQ ,QM , Liss! , USM ,J 1 I I V1 ,. Lf What money Father? .W IZ':sff.-- .4'fE . 'fEs'f'f :PE ' . .ze - s !',::siE:b, f S W? ,C s 'i -A 1 lg s sg -sc' . l s ,,,, : 'f : mf: . 1' L T . C '- -, ' ' fn im a? as ' .f?'f iv. -,N 'Ks 41,392 'rw' 1 .' st -if -1 ' : Mr. William Whittaker . . Saints '46 . . . Coaches J.V. Basketball, Baseball . . Teaches Physical Education. Mr. Patrick L. Wolff . . . Saints '45 . . . Librarian . . . Head of the Audio-Visual Dept. . .Moderates the Music Club . . . Teaches Honors Mom' I, Physics, Civics, chem- istrv . . . Home Room 4-B. l Brother Nicholas, O.S.A .... Saints '54 . . . Takes good care of the campus . . . Has gs friendly smile andfor a greenie for everyone. fl From the opening bell at 8:15 until the final stampede at 240, 711 students offer the candid cameralmoments to be forever lived on paper. Students can be found almost anywhere, any- time, signing greenies, suffering in iug, doing last minute homework, banging lockers between periods, or illegally talk- ing in Sheehan Hall. Yet without all the commo- tion and chaos which the student-masses give, Saints' would not be Saints'. Embattled students braving the besiegtng storm We tip our hats to all our fellow students and hope they don't end in iug the next time they throw an orange in the patio. Zampaa oeaee Couch Boiorquez sucks a well educated thumb wsu. Fats Bahne peers into his book vault. The Mob mills menacingly. 3B shows their socks i an 'Qs 1 .Q-J W1 fi s ,J x Mrs. Annabel Collier 'K 1 MIS- Pfllfiiia KennedY Bookkeeper 1 School Nurse 1- Bill Leflel Moinlenance School Secreluries lleft to rightl: Miss Dorothy Vaughn, Miss lenoro Encinos, ond Mrs. Leon DeVuyst, General Secretary. Q 'F3.!!'l ,,,.-- 3 Of course, ii's 5'i'L v Ana onxrooxu hand s uf bo.,,xoP Yo momma mem ' ' ye in ' an I I bel you say that . to ull good looking coaches. Love me tender . . . ,. -P K 'xg 5 ' if W , Qs? H L' iw + 4 z X 1: it ag Sv K 3 e F Gee, I wish the good L guys would hurry up! not quite finished. 5 on Whlstler's Xu X 'n x x - , ou In X -Q f hx 1. 1 ,fi - L '. n u-0:3 ao 'C s ' K :'Qfw3.'-fx 'W' uv' 'E' ?f.x,,,'f A know .4 y Q . Q1 .5J L - 1 ..And I did H - fa 1. W '. Y all myself! Come and gei if. . is Broiher' See June run Run, Jane, run UNDERCLASSMEN JUHIUHS The path has proven to be slow and tiresome but after three years of expectation the iuniors are finally reaching their destination . . . seniority. The class of 1961 faced their third year with hope and enthusiasm for the things to come. The pace slackened however until the point arrived when a big push was needed-a clear view of their final year and supreme reign of other students. ln spite of the lagging, the iuniors forged ahead of other classes in spirit, scholarship, and athletics thus rendering in the end a fine record of worthwhile accomplishments. 4 X' AK Q x +- n V. 7, A aff-'S , Y 3 f ,. 1 , ' 1 1 J -: i 'ik if . X Q, Y , my E1 , 1 , mwifda.. -adn.. 6? 'nun 1 2. ni i n- K' Q l HS' n mx. .f :Jug A Junior Class Officers llefr lo righll: Charles Hoffman, Treasurerp Gary Suwoyu, Vice-Presidenh John Benlon, Presidentg and Vidar Player, Secretary. JUHIURS The Juniors are u funny Ioig at times they can be your best friends ie! on other occasions they can really snub you. -x51iaywg.?'- H v K lfii 'fag' 'J ml, W mf it X ' if-0 f 632' 'K in .X . N i ' gr, 1,04 i Q 1 4 , ,, ' 2 2 , ff .I-- ,,Vk, 57? A jill N f.. ,ilgf t dlfinger, Raymond Aldrete, Alben Z f l . g L rw 4. ' . 'J 1 L9-4' g Barrett, Robert 4 ll 5. . 2 J, g: R 1 L s 'Q vi N , , .. ,... , Y E-Lexi aff: Z .gziz A f'?f'ffl m ' 9 if fl? 1 N K S- , -rf 5 , i 2 l' if r J 9 l :Z Q Q ., tk E E ' 5 1: D i 2 Q ,l ' EL il? r ,J - Q vi g S U i if Q Cy wi if X.. br' Y Af L. ' ' 5 . ' l Ubi--v' Barry, Patrick Bates, Lawrence Beckmann, Francisco Beiar, George vs. - R MT r :fer 5 ssl ', W .ff Asher, John a :f.T' ,Z Bell, Landes .Q 1 Aven, Samuel Q Benton, 1.155 S, 4 if , K- I ' 4 , N Q 'K L. v :, i Ang! ,X Vic. -'K cvs - ,ff ' - f a mg Cv 5' fl' as fl 'r . . lc' ,v 32 ' ' Rs ---' . - L, M 'K '-- -5 , . 2 vr.' .xx .5 ' E . ' ,: W 'bv 4 , sl ff L X 'I 1 A , in K . 'lvl as X ianconi, Harry Birt, Donald Bonllla, Manuel Borgerding, William Bottmer, William Bridger, Nicholas Buclzynskll 11 l ife ,-A.k a flgj The last minute rush for that math homework. F infaj sr fiiilv-si ? ff g ' x A Hia, 3 , nic, egg X 'Say ' 1,5-:if NTL ir -v . fancied id e an , it Z A2233 Q ' 55355-l M143 , Q, gq.,,agi, ,- f 5 V CQ 3 235 F 2- Q Q 'Staff ,.. . 5 iffififigf' ,Je if ' 'H EE 'Y f 'fo ff ' 5? 4 ii? Q 53 e, w-'aff Buiazan, Michael X 1 i V? jg Champion, John ... - t ll el? Crocker, Danny hhh - 'Y 1f 'l'.i? 4.5 ,- f ,, ff? if fi Y 54545 f ' . fill .NfQ19f:'f' Cachuela, Lawrence Chevillon, David wg lil '. -' .!. Yarn 5, if '-gi. ' if , F szssgf, , ' iryg j Crotty, Michael JUHI Canepa, Anthony Carriedo, Ruben URS Casey, Walter 3, 1 ri: I if The Y.C.S. held several recollection days at Saints' this year with many lively discussions being brought up. Castro, Raymond v . yyyy ,P , -' ' R set' ' Z l ' Q 'il f.t , x ' ' L f' 3 Z f- ' ,,.,.,,, ' ' ' 'ii' I tvvv e D e - . Cihak, Michael Coates, Raymond Colmenero, Gilbert Cooper, Richard 3 E gl Cruz, George 15 gk il 8 1 sf 3 rf ' T Davis, Victor De Turi, Nicholas if is tc ' 5 ss,. M . i kk ' 5 ig, -W 1 1 K' -,442 . ' ' .LELETJF ga 1 ft I Q. fine my ,w -'-- -- ,gg 'K 5 F f Q x 1 Y' , E V. A-Q f L we 3 E .,. A , fifiifiixifl . , .R , . I , J, . A .L .W i f-efpfw ',:e21eHwfu .,,. 3 ff'-Yr , if ' SE Dibos, Joseph E ' 1357 1 ' W ' is I Q Celiceo, Michaelj 1.3 :mg .. . 5 n Vi N Q W Q 'IF ,, Corby, Noel sf: n o Q- . V Dugan, Daniel Q ' L' kg f2fi:,:5- 2 ,R 'bs' .x M x Q la a 3, J t i' ui ' 5 to .,,.t,c 1 5 ll Easierling, David Muchael Frank, Alfred if ' 49' ','- 'X ' VSFSSQS 1 -- -fr,5,Z,,v 'x yu. I Stephan Goldkamp, Michael' Intramurals play a large part in lhe Sainlsmen's life. -x o Fay, James r ,il h Garcia, Julian Hauser, Wick L ur, ,,f .,,?', rf - .2 if ' Q ,FH-ejg '- fr M, 2 ' gg ,5 gh' Lf .QW wrt:-f2r.i.:,1 ' iff? 2,15 ww wi' gr M Q f 1-1 ik M M.: M f-in --dafykgfgwa-:rvyag fhi hqv , my Vw 535355 1, -'J'.s .a2f i2,,M WSF ag 3 iv' 1 No peeking, Palhman! Sludenls showing chemical bonds? JUHIUHS Herron, Jacob Hicks, James Hoban, Richard Hodoyan, Armen Hoffman, Charles Illades, Eduardo Jackson, w . F rrmrfug A X 4, 1, , ' -' L . X, y 3 L .-,g g J J g, K 9- ,5 ,. r 5, .l m y Q y , n , in Qi . A VF .J ' s W i fss J e J 1 J Q3 , . as -U M A - gi . 1 e 4 J ' , M tw J I J f ,, I f 1. Jimenez, Cesar Jones, Claude Kivell, Gary Klawiller, Thomas Kohmescher, Larry Kovalcheck, Raymond laliberle, J ' Q, H- 2 12 ' L , , ', 2' I '. I sy' ' 5 'Q , - , 1 ' il'-fy -- ,Ng-1 Q, -,V . I Y L A . ,W it , .S 6 W X. A 3 e , he c -Q J ,Q o A 'ii '- X f .- A w ,. Q ' Q N Lamb, Roberi langlois, Paul Lapiezo, Waller Layman, Walter Leary, Michael Lindselh, Roberi Lozano, Paul , o , -e a 5 . 0. A Q ,sf I A, ' 1 A rf? , lj ,K H I T. 'L' if V JA is j H ,, Xi 1 it .srl 1 me 1 M:Clendon, Ronald McColl, Winston Mclver, Daniel , W W1,, t -, -V X- g Ie , Q L 1 3 , 9 JVV A I Q' . 33 A' , - i ..W, ' 'E 1 5 ig lille e- . , 'ffl :iA' 5' '1. 4 H+ slr'-xg, ' ' M ', i -. ' WH x 'x rx.. M- . ,M we, ' Meierbachtol, Morales, John Moses, Michael Thomas E gg l 'SG' Machado, Gilbert Mann, Wrllram Marclel ae., , a 1 , si, 5 l :h d i Muirhead, Bruce A t -:... Ji l ' - . j i J ,..w a fl 1, A - , , H il., ':':'ffF- Ordona, Ruclolfo Ortiz, Jaime Padberg, Thomas Saintsmen are always on the go . . . in the classroom, at pep rallies, in the lab. Palestini, Louis Q Q 3 Q- .gglq - ' ' V fri-5 H f l ' A FYFN 4, A 2' 7-v 4 Wmif i. Ri lt' N ' ' V JZ 'I . it 'ei s :. . ? 'if: ff? A ug, . '5 an -as-4' 3- c 1 3t,5t::vr,e -Q F .. i Ag if . tl ,U .. K, .. 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IUHS Quinn, Shawn K, ij, . . 1 ,eg-K i ey 'X if 5, W.: K 5 is .',, -:-? - A 1 Roberts, Joseph 'H K 1. 5 . QPQ1 fi' ' f' J ,gg in Ryan, John Quinn, Thomas Ramos, Robert Record, Cliffor we,-g seQ5,gee Ji A I 5: F E 'Nh Rodriguez, Edward Rodriguez, Manuel Rodriguez, w 'I 1. A ' 2 fi ,-' 'Z F ' A . as i ts . , ' 'E i -T: 2 1 9? if Q it J W' A' y Sanchez, Joseph Sausen, David Sawaya, f, v,,.1. f l .-1, . e 1 T, T, 1 211. ' . ,T J' fr' 'I ' f 1 T T T 1 . T T . c - , - ,A f R s e am, xii ? J f- -1 i f 'f J . TT I iffy A -ff s . STM 512 ' ' '-I -1 - -T ' Q is x pf ackel, Thomas Scheck, Ronald Schwab, Peler ..,v F K J iw T NT T2 : f .,...-- tg isfgf -V 4 l L ' effen, Waller Sleinauer, Frank Sterbenz, Peter A V H, if ' T ' ', K T fi V' T' E' L. - 4 S e Tr Kd' x s , fm.: W fl i i ' '53, ' g W - if .T aK.Y I X I ' g ,Sf K M-I 4 x '- Ilivan, Thomas Swanson, Donald Szymanski, Michael , .J A ff 'E 1- . 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T' 'ff izisfifi- M was T, and Brother Albert, F.S.C., speaks to the Juniors and Seniors on the advantages of attending St. Mary's College. .-....,lLUll.M...... if - ,- . , L it G a I If , K f , ,Sf ,,,- . ,. ,, 3 S 2 at Irt. . ,t 1 P L 5. Q ii Q ,is 1 42' , L Ursich, Anthony Usher, William r ttrtrt r e ,, it , I pa--ze ie- -1, rt V. H em 'fi 2-ff ' x. S i ga r 7-A W' 10-'Q -M Sgr , ffl xg -, ., x s 52,1 'N ' r 1 fe , 4 e N s .- 2 X? X tw., f 5,5 . 5 Gifs . Waters, Maurice Whelan, Quintin fluid? L . .F N . ..- ,,-,,,5,S .. f is , hr: ' , s. . , 4. Valdez, Jesus Vinton, Robert Vitalich, Nicholas are efxw.,.v,.:f K K. , Wagner, Frank Walker, Oliv i 2 fig J P , . , .,,. ., ., 1 .. -- + - , 7 Zoch, Robert ,.,, ,M , ,.,,, ..:,,ewe.ef Williams, Raymond Yavorsky, Geor i l Zook, Stephen W Whelstone, William Whitney, Charles Wick, Martin 34 25 at Kc ve wg- it 1 A N, ta 2 we L A - Li gf '33 , Swlllillwii The class of '62 has reached the half-way point in their striving to be ruling seniors. They stand on legs uncertain of the future and the things to come. At any time they may fall from the fence and find themselves in woe. But our sophomores have taken everything in hand and have proven they are no more the youngsters of the school. With the full rank of upperclassmen next year, the sophomores look eagerly to the future leaving all problems settled behind. Sophomore Class Officers lleft to righll: Archie Emerson, Secretary, Bruce Somers, Vice-President, Bill O'Malley, Treasurer, and Tom Delaney, Presidnf. SUPHUIHUHES Allen, Bradley Allen, Richard Applegale, Edward A ., K-A,-is . 1:1--1 F. .fff-f- ,E Hi.: ., H J, -1 1 -,rr-:,, , ,... f :N .4 L 11 -f f,. J, mr Barnes, Richard Barrack, George Baum, John Baumgarfen,Williax If A ,, . ' ..-,, - :. F A X ' X C ,,.. i s so L Q 1 K X a ' X . 5 . . . I ' ,Fr R .L if 1 , A 1 0 ' M ,: ,c ,K,. 1. 1 . mul. 'ii 'iii 'Q , f it A '- - f J V , C , V X , ,.,.. V V .,,, I , J. V ,, , , 'ACN 1,,,f ,A ..:' 1 A t w ' ,, V 'J . .. ' L. 'V wif, , fri Q 3 , -- Q ' uf 1:11 Q - ' L :fir Q. -. uf Er,ws '4 -:mQi2:::': - ' 'Na ., W, - . f,,:'vw Af ' 5, -be ---f iff 1- - f 1.-1:5 . 1 H . I v - -- 1' - 1 'i'- fl J - H w ,, : H ,. ' J x J ,Q f ef-' 4 :ne ,g'1g,Zf.ig-9.513 Q , 5:53 33 'k -A A A 1. fraefzzwiswg ,. Ti K , A Becker, Edward Begley, Dan Bilodeau, James Boese, James Bonilla, Luis Borlfeld, Robert Boschert, Charle , ,. L ,. g X - X K kkyy ' , , W - G , . W f ' . if . ,e . I .,..- tie fl , 'Fm' ' Q . -1 517- .,,, 2 . , I V 'Z T s r . 'r x if - .1 .,,,, X , .r .l Q . sg . ,,,,, V l req, . , C J H 'J ' --. f 7 ,- ,. 1' I 'K , k,,., K , I y . 'K j ,,,' A ..,r P ' , - H , J- :s w f - ,--. , V:-5, i ' si ' is , W -A-- , ,VJJ X . A ,L ' ,gf . , ,y 'xik , J. - P Q Q, .. Byrom, George Caballero, Manuel Calhoun, John ' 1- 'f X le .X X . X X J ' f 'QW ef- Brown, Kimberly issi isirr rrll -2 zrr .,i5, , Aff J ii W , Af N 'IJ R Q JV N it 'Q 5 Mn. .,.. I i J , e Camacho, Fernando Cardona, Mario Carmichael, Gar ww A ,r 1 r if w Q f' ' M , , f 1 gm- A 2 w.. it i f u L, J' g Camiglia, Jack Q! C fi 4. - paw., - - . Cafes, 52 N. li . ' 'Wx e 4 'WW Q .S X ' ag l . - iii Q. X si Carler, Peler A R eg .V Cloud, Thomos Contreras, Hilbert Q 2 Q . A Q Harry Danna, Michael .x if A Caslreion, Antonio X Rf., i N ws I A . we .' 'L msxfz-eil view W' gr Corona, Humberto De Ando, Mario ff. .fa L ' - as 3' A ix Q, Carly, Roberl iii ',:' 'E Cosgrove, Edward - ., i, K y C 3 J ? ,, A 52' if E, e mi-' O f 1, i . .X 1 Delaney, Thomas L 71- 37i?2w., C if V f ' rrse D R T Ceiplis, Randy Chavez, Sergio 1 555: fs ' -1, '13 -X I' ' ' - ff l --g .1 -,L I 1, qi W N? R 4- ' F.,f-,,,i,1 W , .Q we X. . f ?v,,- Q -1 we Prix ak . - fwf- Colo, Ronald Cowan, David Q Q' 1 . . ie ' f , 1 A-6 ' X .I Y , . . r.,,, .e wk- H De Marco, Eric Denning, Richard N x fee: ' .mn indie Cherry nw 'll-.gli Cowger, we De Silva, The habiluol rush lo beat lhe bell. N . i fe es Q . K , K Q xg mid, 11, 1112 '11 ':.k' -f W 'rf 11 . if A1 A.... 1 l , . -- ':': 1? 1. V - - - f -- - -1 ' '3- - , fl' 7 'i 1' A ' 1 .. ' --. EW 1 1 t 352 . - ,,,' LmLL1,' fmll 1. 1 .tr , lj, V. In 1 .1 :U 1, g Vkrk 1. V, li' gg: . M QV. . .11 .::. ,1.1, . :L 45 . 4, : ' 'frr 1 J1. lf EE-1 'l 11: 1: 'K '- f . 1 H -17 1 ' 2 1 , 51 ,'f 1 1 ' 1 G ' . ' as ' Devlch, Paul Dust, William Du Vigneaud, Jean Eagan, John Ebnet, Jerome Edinger, Michael Eisele, Robert i .. ,,g, 1 , 5591 ., ' ' I - f -s 11 -.f lime- E t ' f.k, 1 K K k ii K.. - 'f K 'rf 1 ' 1 i 1 1 i F , K V ,J .. .1 . 1. 11, 6 .rkk IV . K. kyy- gf. Q. ,st-,Eg 5 ' ' 1. . f' J-1 V 1'5 5322- '-'N 11 N ' ' ' ' - 1 - , 1 ' 21 , 1 1 gs., 1, F 1 - - ,,, , ::j- L WZ. 5 I N- if' ' +1 . , A 1 1 1 1' G . 1 X G 1 v ' 1 1 Emerson, Willia m Esquer, Fernando Esquibel, John Evenson, Willis Flpp, Thomas .11 .g . 3-1,s.,,k ' ' t .1 .. 1 1.. '77, 5 .1. '-N 3, .Q i f W' . . ,,,, 11 ei 1 - . ' K .. .,,' ' wt ' . ii- ' 1' . .52 f f ui ..., . 11:?5i'fEW'iL 1 f' .. f . - ' ,... i '- ' ' tif. , , 1 - ,, .1 - , 1- .L . , ' , ' 41, 1' .I ans . . 5 it sew 1 - ':'- f- . - 1 f 'i' Q 5 'f 1? .fllfiw ' , ,r :i3'llT? . V .'-57 4 1 H ' 12' 'W 1 ' 1 '. .. -' -'l25?' , 1 , . . 14: s. . ' . ,ff V. - A .. A J... 1.1. . ,,:1!.,a. 1. yn - 4 .rrfallfm A1 - f ,--1 v ex W e- 1 ,Q 1,59 , 'H favs 2. ..B fa.' - -X 1' -- 111 x .- -s.: 1 ff? 51 fs. a .1 ' w 1 Q f- i 1 ' wi if we-4 L, 4.2 ff ' ' ,1.:r Gale, Larry Gym SUPHUIHUHES Fleming, Theodore Flor, Laureano .B .'.1 1 ,,.i'1 . it . X ' ' f 1 ' ' 1'1' Granados, Gabriel Gregory, Richard classes offer general fun but sometimes provoke arguments as to who the captain will be. 38 Even the Faculty are busy during Orientation week. CLHSS UF l962 Haas, Charles Hamilton, Charles Hammond, Ronald Harris, Daniel Harrold, Richard Heekin, James Herrman, Gerard ' f fffiii wg, . I Q . V4'-f In 2 2, A 2, .- -e r- A ' wg- ' E-' so ff , 1 , -- 'f ' H A . I xi r hi' a f-I Y- 'V ' E. E 1 r',r E is E A 5 of if f R 'R ' 'N g .f ' XX J 'H J Q ' - Hodge, James Keller, Eugene Kelly, Joseph 5 Qi. HQ? 411+ for-s-W0 , f ' X 1 E : ge-sag J A .,-fm:-2 ii i. ' 'a ' ' .J . ' eg , . - ,g i f : 2 --s- of d. -:asf 'V , ' Ffh. AH' ,A in ff.'fr,,F , 'xiii' my 4' ,ki ,AL .l 1, Hooker, Necolious Howe, Joseph Hudson, Frank Jenkins, Sterling Johnson, James Kellenberge '. -.4 vw 'x 1 X 2 ee H 'f.,,,: N . , Q ,., W, fl V3 . fee X A r, Alfred - We 5 J ' W 3' if 1:5 X Keppell, Patrick Kerstiens, William Kevane, Robert Kinninger, Ronald Kraiicek, Edward ' 1 ' Z - - W ,Q wg W, A .- .. N: A N Q -. -- , . 2 'A I , 4. five-a., ' WF W 1 - 'E V ' -11 .f 2122.556 '-TWT? .' if f- Ti ' - N 7 e . 4 f ll ' in A' ' ' L ' ki X 'J -P , A Elm! I , iv lj: ' 15 I get ,K , Vey -5 H : .V I3 - -- . .. .spiffy -- 57 g 1 , -T , ig . air A 'E ' . dm: ' .11- s W it V. All . A! i 101.3 f, .i,i53,,x K Q E, i ,vMl:..- E., Y W X., rip X ' .f' 'T 'I 2559? , Y Q QQ,- j X . Q A 5 -1 W Q Fr. Emmanuel, Cssp., visited Saints' to help pro- mote religious vocations. it 'sr SJ s to 'L'fQgd J ,HL . ll Friday morning Mass is a custom Saints' has kept throughout the years. SUPHUHIUHES Krotz, Alvin Krause, Mikel Lapinski, Mark Lapointe, Gerald Ledesma, Joseph Ledford, Ronald Lehman, Shanna .. ' L. , ' ' 'N il 'iif' I ' f f f':f f xg A, ah I i 1, X 'K , .. ,lf , 1. N in if A. ff :li Q. , J :F . 1 Leininger, Lawrence Leonard, Arthur Lilley, John Lippi, Joseph Lizarraga, Robert Logan, Lloyd Loya, Roberl 1 1' ,V , 'ls ' 5 J Q ? A 5 , A L , .X 6 g x. ,S 3 ., R 3 . 4 ..- V ,til H S 1- s 2' f -a + ,J - f . if ' ' ff S - Riff? V gut x 3'-Q4 N . v - '- ,s., ff fig, if A ' L. , gf.- A -L9 N A --ti J M f A ,M if H , . . . ,L a s , . , . VM Z, V, , ..-fp. l .Q we Q-brig' T 'S A X Q X 1- N A5 Q 'f 4 33 5' - f. ' 1 L A ,fa Luian, Ezequiel M:Carthy, Dennis McConnell, Hugh McGann, William McNeil, Timothy Maldonado, Antonio Maldonado, Marc f I , , x J N wx-sw 1 J ' - f - 1 i f , V f , 1 - 'rf m y -- . ' - , , - I il 7. s A A,,,., ' Wg' . 3, E, - 1 Z it .K . 4 1 ,X time 5: 1 :fi Q gg ,if T 722 If 5 ww? Q,-5,-an ff? 132, J f 'R J ' f. ei ' SL . , ,lf Mangin, Michael Mars, Russell A fp' ll V 2, if .,, ll 3 ' -2 -L Z , Q Q., z Y X, V , ,3, 'V kv Q ll R Meek, Thomas Mellusi, James ,rx I 1' Ya 1 13 213' 'ff J A slls 1 af' XL 3 , . ' -2, L I , ' -.Lili :gf 7 253' 5.1 l K Martins, James Mascari, Bill May, Allen Mayfield, John Meder, Arihar Q fi-f we ' eff? 'i 3 . G' J is-5 i f if if is J W' K. L- ma... -f VW 5756, x.,, I KL - Jx,,,, A Q ,k7. M , Q - : .dire ., 1 . W, , lla ' .- , , iii -'2 f- I - A 'if -iff. xii nl - A Mercurio, Richard Miller, Michael Miranda, Lee Mitchell, La Mont Mix, Roberl ggi: , ' ' X 'S 1 've 5 ,H QM A 543 ,-. Q eg, if-.4 K . ,R so ..... '. J J' fi: J A e J- , -- H2 r ' iife i l,,i , ,..,, . Jil K L, fi K 5 M V ' .Q K ' Q ..-,, f ,ff 3 ' K5 , Y f KJKEJ K ,K QNLH - ' if 9x f J Moore, James Neary, John Nelson, Jerry Nelson, Robert Nellles, John 0'Connor, Gary Oligino, L l ,. . , .,,. 1 is rfi'f'f,,,' 1 M ,,,a, ,rl ' N 5 1 gag. ' .1 .. gi V L e .,. if ,M Twwzsif , .,lr,,, Q fflwva Q' ,DW 5 A waz, eq ,, WT: 55 . ' We. W 2 25355 if ' , 2235 13:5 v 'tri 2v2fig:s3?w - ' . - -P fg ffbifisf , . ,, , Q , W, ,I , All-so mm, Q , .L 3:-g 1, f Q ?'A. 'v'f7i, ' 'QVEEAFN ,i ' -rv sys - 2 J. ' 'MY V l 4 r ,. Q. r .J 5 X lk.. , -- v- x eg. 1 FJ ,df . ..., B rr W- gkxl' ll 1 wi 'ef t x as asa? . K 4, .A , i Nb' vii W2 f Cf? -2 Q xf -: f .I '- -. - iw: , ' J Il- 2 ' 1 A, , Eg, v-' 1. Owens, Phil Palmer, Robert Payne, Robert 5- ' .. 5' it ff f i! ij PJ ' ,Q Se ll.. L 1' z ,MN Q V' Z ,H immi W3 5 2'-1 3352 -? :' ' ,555 tx. 1 Powers, Patrick Pyle, Gerald f iff' . LM r - -. ffiif , 1 qi 4 I , 1'AP - M ,f 'Qs :F-.2-.-.s s 4 'fx x lT?'f7 S, etry Michael Pina, Joseph Pochodowicz, John Powers, Michael f 4 Q Sf L Don t look at the camera boy, touch those toes! 1 Ramirez Jesus Reel James Reyman, John Riker, Gerald Riley, John Dig those wicked pushups! Roach, Thomas Perricone, Richard ., , 'P 4' QQ- -' f , , :,,,,,.,. .,:-- ..-1 K X , Y 'Q' 'f A Quevedo, Mauro x 4. ii f i U ,J , 6' W! 'S A lf 45 Rodriguez, Robert Roha, James L 2 he qfQ1m,1ff,s:rq,N gum, ,,vg,y H: N ,.W.L.-kq ZXI f , pf. uf, , ,WW111 ,,,. . .W . ,,N ,fee ,,, .. , , N,,,,,. ,W ,,,. .,,,, .. -,:,,,,., , xffief-'1i.,z .- 1.,fffgf11w ,L 1. ,, . . .,,. efgzzr N,,f1-1,-- Q we ,f-- 'x::.:f 5'ii?'TX WX WA? ,-, -We ik, :,' -- e, -f. --f-xA me 5 The faculty at Saints' carry such a relation to the students that the teacher may always give individual W li attention or can iust enioy a good rally with the bays . ,Q -.W t,.t 35.2-.sfvagg it M... . 35.1 ,,sf,f M W o M ,,,,. .. ggi, Vftilfiiff Teil' fi. K :vi 1 yea Morals Q if.-?,,.,,i-ogy, ,L..,,,w A s 'saigR5ve4ff+g fgae, 1--1,m,2avfs'efqsll-asfsae I Q 9335 Ruiz, John A. ' Y W Y ,iid l 2 ' , tt,. - ' C:-:. V :N fu: ' AE: W 'Fm 'RW c -, , f P: Y .. isLs gQi' K 'it-ki' i , T2 ,:zw:e,1z,? ,. 4 Q' ' ' I - w g 15,5 . Schmitz, Dennis 1 , , ek -. TRW -.,, 3 IL.. .. 1 gg r ' -Z - .,.,. min. ,f ,, T X . :K ,X .0 or is T. ,flag 1 1 2 wi' ,eb . ' he Kr- 5 Snell, William 'xt ' sz s X 'A' in .4 Shields, Joel , . 1' f ,,, K, 2 1 'Q- E .1 3 . 9: ' Somers, Bruce A.: 1 Ruiz, Oscar Ruiz,Richard . . , ,-,,, ,,,, a, Sadauskl, Kenneth Santlllan, 1 ':'vA,, 'R . g f - ' , of-1,33 ' 1 ,, i.'1:f?- ' Me : fffw, : 1 - ff -P 1 - v f ,J,,--Wm W, 2533, Q - ' g. . Shlmell, Ronald Silva, .lose Silva, Martin Sltcoscy, Robert ,, .tso - swf., 2 ,,, 1, 1, ,, . ,,,, . s :. -, . 1 P V . A 1 was . as , f . -5 f ef,-ef-i evil e.ff1,:,, .111 aff, . -1- - X ' . ' ff I 1 , I Z., . - , 1 Hs- ug ,.., mega- wk I I -f -- ,wg Strada, Charles ex-em, 4 u., e V., , S5 W J' ,:,..,. ggi ,, Q if Super, John Q2 . . -,.,. -fa Taylor, Paul Tintos, Edward Quang' W-S,. item, . , . ... -A A nt. ,,,,,-in ' ' T -2,4 igicisf' Fi my ,L if ' X H fs is 1 it 4 Q-FA l e 5 M - 'Q fe ,X vii Q ' F ' ' ' - , 1 ff- ,... ,-f iv 2 A 'f 5, H 1 X 2 on Me. 5 , .. Q .twsssg ' f . v, ,W bg ,, rg S 56 a w A 1 4: -:,,. ,gs ,g-,gg ,ff - , o ff' 611. u, N 14-he gm v w 4' K f we o ,k ' ffl? K , . 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K 1 Wkwhmf H ',EQg?f , . 9 .mA. fill E Y 'fir Tl : -5:21 . me .E - .V Twomey, David Uslica, Joseph Valles, Eugene Van Den Akker, Verlasky, Richard Roberi edveiibr 'IG .l ,l it if we f+?wmmm 1 www -- lv .2 1522531 A I Q-22' ' 6 get , Viramonles, Emilio i,, X SA' V N i ii V ,w A -i:,U ,',,':m.l li REWWA +i W: eampe ,Exif Waymire, Gary Weigel, Daniel Weinslock, Richard Whalen, Chester Wheeler, Richard Yavorsky, Mark The U.S. Naval Air Slalion, North Island, Band with vocalisl provided lhe school some fine enlerlainmenl one day last November. 44 Wasem, William ,- L, K3 f W Q air dl Ybarra, Jesse S, 1, wif ' ,Y pf' ' ,E r- 'sr' . .my ,L is .4 X ,nv '- .,! A . ji' N. Q F! r .3 fx kj Y .tmvv Eff as V-iw f 2-N . . .Mnqw X. A Y Q Q23 1 - Q 1' 5' 'ft :ws 4 V A ii. A fl Q 'F ffm , 1- A , H 0 l l C Q A l' . rn, ' ll if 25' 5 + 23' 'jst'-'g 3?l1'.,'f l 'FX QA' M i ,six 1 ' N L ,Aan ' K 'sf l K N ' ,' if ' ' ' - . y f' X r lfg H . ft r at i V O ,H tgps 4 i' .'Twi,?E' g sig-s' L V '3 'fig . My ' I L 1' , A L ' -jk ,if R 1 V , v- 'lla ' X T A i s Lg- U- r . . 'A . 'Q I' ' y r 'ef A .4 xt ,. J on the totem pole, the freshmen see 'Q' them three more hard, laborious years ofylik Their playful commotions as little frosh to those of our zoo friends will have to because adult life is CCI Ilmg them. They enough problems NOW. V completely op- iw-w s lH HNEH Freshmen Class Officers lleft to rightl: Mike Buchanan, Secretary: Don Stafford, President, Mike Greenwald, Treasurer, and Tom Procopio, Vice-President. Acenas, David K L tl f wmv, vs 1' l' K s . Q34 .9 B ,r -v Q: J K . 'E-size Aramhula, Anthony Bedia, Fernando ur- i A 8 46 Ahern, Robert Q ii eg -.N is Atkins, Michael - I sw , Q, i ef ff yu ..-wp V' , wp- sa liz: --K jf F r 1 , ,, or V, Bible, William , , ,,, 1 - ' or ,rs, .. M Y FRESHHIEH Allen, Keith -' , ,e lk I A 'rf' g, Ll L i A AMW V ,.., r ,..,,,. Ballinger, Stephen Banda, Carlos Borgerding, David Boschetto, Joseph Q ,Q -.,, ..' 1 've -.,,4,,..y. ' .-3o':l5g'P?. '2efeffff af Alonso, Marcos Ames, Robert Ampuclia, Dario 3 , , , .,., li - ffg , , alfa Q Appel, Albert xi A . -,Q - e i ie!-4 jf l ,i 5 A ex I e Bareno, Armando Bartley, Ardlin Bautista, Robes ' B sf if 6 af Y. , 'dw' ,I sf' . , ,Q A B 'Rx Bovee, Raymond Bovee, Stephen Brasher, Bomar . J 111 L , N , A I A n , -A ,f f 5. f -Q - ' Q i s W L . rig v-'Nfl Z - ' ' M Ni F ,, sw. 1. 4 ,Nl ' , K iw Q s of 'ii-lr ,...-1' 2 7 , br f X W lkkk Q :,.' f -' KV' ' We ,, iii? K ' ' f' 'fe . 2, ,' , 1 5 I f 5 7 ' - f ' 3 K 1 J '.'W' si' 5 A 5 ' l 1 ', x e . ' ' be ' ' A . 'Y - ' ' ,.9f'rL3? if il 1 I ffihfeiff M' . so - J is J D' Afifli . S J my-'r' -ye -ly A ' ' 5' N i 'Q r Cx lll D ' .f :NW 'Y -be A532 2 'X Brenha, John Callahan, James Brooks, Dennis Brown, Daniel Buchanan, Michael Burke, Thomas Burns, Joseph Burye, X: W AV I Y K ,ga S he A 1 : . T TV W N . sri , is ,f I 1 B Q J 'git 3 , Kg Q ' Jyss ' 4 B B r Q .,,. I T Y' J ' . B 'lss , ' ' H gl ' ',', L gg Campdoras, Reader Canedo, David Cardenas, Miguel Carney, Philip Casey, Peter Cendali, I zz, ' - ' W, iff' ,. A ' . , ' 'M-r 4 lv-. A' , , A1 . fffff . ,J . ,J 1 N'i Q .ss J ' In E? 4 -5 , Q 1 T ' T f 1 4 ' 'B ffm 'Y ex -f ' -ft f 1 , ' 4 , T 'Wd kv- K 5 is fe. . - .- , gg 'gg' ' L5 Q , 'W , ' ' . xx Z M -E , - ,. X ' 19 ii ' in WF- ?Z?1f.,,fll ,J ' 'W' . -fr .- ,f'ik-' -- 5 F Charlebois, Thomas Chenurd, Paul Chung, John Clark, Michael Cosgrove, George Crivello, Thomas Crony, Oh, c'mon fellows I'm lired! Shade! mucho shade. A X . 1 .- 1 l , ', , , . i Cummins, James if 7 W 'ex 5, . . ...- S A p if I , ' La ,xx D'Alessandro, James A, Q ' - 4 E! ,, Q 5 1 4 f ' . X XX .- ,, W ,WM , had . f-.N ., K.-, we De Domenico, De Guide, Thomas Michael B Q li K 4 fi, J ' . 'rxl s 1 Six 'N . , , Fillmore, Mark Filzgerold, John .44 55 4-I Mr. Wolff watches as librarian Caslreion checks a book for J. Sullivan in the spacious library. Danforth, Dole 42 '9 ' S if sh 9 i 'H X Deneau, James J ' c g 1 x ....., ., P fs.. y ., L . 4 ,fic 5 Flores, Francisco Danforih, David Daniels, Henry Davies, Edward Davis, George A ry ' 1' Q 'f-:ii 3' . gpg F l J 3 J J If ' g frwfliii' A i i Dunn, Charles Emerlon, William Erenelo, Franklin Farrell, William I iii D RQ D 4 ' Q1 Fe l ' my V in ..,.,. 5, 1, Xi' 2. 1 1 Francisco, Manuel Frye, John Funcke, Richard Gangilano, l ,.... sf' ii 5 vw if A ' I Q 1 er ' 1 ' fav' Q '3 'f'.'.. . . ' m f p Q 3- N .A l M. lla, ,. Garcia, Robert 'Yr' 9 -nw. Gerke, David Grosse, Edwin , faifwif r v , . r c.,. ' R ' W1 .' r ,, ,,., . '.i '1gHfl . X- - me-Q51 1' 2 errman, Vincent ix ff' r Y X V ri A ,, K , A V . fu x 'Ez 5. E 55:5 5 5-e., ,QN k' ke gp, f +R . W .A 1, - - f - X .L ,V : N A V4 M KVSL. Q f 'S ' v 'iii , ii' -- - X X , N g ,A M 1 Giesing, David Gockel, Paul Graham, Smart Grant, John Greenwald, Michael q s , I N ,,.,. L 5 , fe my -Le D- fd 4, 5 Q? ' fe I A 3 - A-V j Q ,k 5 1 P 1 5s.f4,g,,,' k on i L, ..... 5 3 , 1 r Guidi, Louis Guilmel, John ' hi ri 'M ' a 'W 1. M'-I i K . 'LM ,- as-nr' .,..-f of Q, at ,-V:,, K7 I In 'X i I Hoffman, Gary Hogan, Ernest Hadersbec Kennelh k, Hamilton, Michael ,wah QIX1 el - ' use-r ji Hopgood, Rodney Hudec, Gordon Healey, William 1 lan- x elf if Q Q y 3. 'f h ., YH f 4' 1 Q a I Huni, Kenneth i 1963 Hernandez, Sieve ,ff i v E l Q'i 7 -Q. i.. 5 ef E X lams, Jo li Freshmen in uller confusion! S r hn' 'W wr, 'Tw 1 JJ, U 1. ,ef i 1 ,nf i ' f ' ,QL Mfg .FP f i .: Q-. X Z. , 2,1 .z-K , 923 . .. rfefvg ,kd ,M . 5 ,gn , 4 'J wi 'wr G f iv .W wifi wwf if .few -wifes' if A f 'iff ,kg K X emi ilk? W' 3 if ilfffgm sg, we ,v r .7 W gg ew,-5541? Qu ig if EGM QF? ei .Q X5 Xi. e 5 KNAW if ef ex, -sl: Ls 'xffem , we ei , 5 UNEP we gsm gg, L 1269526 ef' el L 5 rf M wiglefe' 1- Q assi? hiv! ues' waf- '5 if e 1, rggwe-f'+l 9 it 'R aim, we in EL-359 viz, QE! ix: givin-Af+' e a 5 -fum Li' an uw x5'i1,1 --'r A ' - V for--rgWvz.see 1, ,I E lflfi 2 ' 'A 2 r- if 5 Qwgif' -' V-ilgef pefiztif wif :Te ' Q. ,f el? izev , ' iiz' 3 ' A Lvc, J i' -2' -:Af Le 'ifr?.f25f5- T ? lv,- j'i,.g9,. ',: ,Q 3 lbw ie? fi? J ' f-W-?5'xr' ii. il , X They look grownup in the classroom but oulsicle lhey're like liltle children. f-22: YS'.n-fm ga FREiHiilEil Jackson, Gerald Jackson, Marvin Jolicoeur, Denis Joseph, Richard - ,, o 'iii , J- .fy , Q 4 5 5.3 f J Lee, Q, ,f ' 'IS' LZ, -Y I w HQ- YP' YK 14' A ' Q Kay, James Kelly, John Kennedy, Walter Kenner, Lee l . J, , 1 i A , 1 1 ,T ws . W, . T eier ' .3 J - gr v 1 ,.' , . -' :sz-so fl Q , F if fr ,S kk Tow, K 2, he vc .U-f if s- King, William Kilchingharn, John Kohler, Edward -'X I L 'J .- . X ' I 'f ,if f ,J l i ,.., cz la Madrid, John . , .1130 L is if ,' if W 1 f Juarez, Jesus Kasmar, Jeffrey Kaufman, Richar: Kennon, Leslie . 4 g: e , 1 f Leone, Paul if r 14 15' 'I ,,,x c ' Qu , 1 in .X Kevane, Stephen Kimbrough, John ai? 1 ,I F 4 c , wr ' 1 , ' W 5 . Lopez, Javier lopez .- Michael 1 f in P , J N 955' -vg- 4 1 Awe 'wx ' E W , ', 1 H-fr? X J l 74 '6 fr-.K qi vi' lll f ' , sf 1 , in N39 if M., , m Af? 2 X 2 5 X X lorenlz, Sfephen McCarthy, John McColl, Richard McDade, Jeffrey 1f'!, l:'+3ll'l ,, ' J' We- , A 'N li K ' i l' 5: lk xg L' i , if J lg 4 S -.X 1 X' . saw , , J ' a hhhh M f f , ' A - . Ile llflls 3735-Sq 44 ' '1cMahan, Michael Maher, Michael Manning, William Manxeck, John I , Q ' is - are S...-ff-vw fx ,frig .,, 1 . , , ' A fypicalkrlunchline is never-ending on Sainis' campus. als: 'S :frm -A . McGeary, Michael McGuinness, Edward McKiernan, Edward 'K' 'X 6 f ,. 'f-, , sf, J s ' :J Q' fill ' fx' ,, r 9, J, .ec , ,fy W , .A l N g . K 5 V- 4 . g f eee fl J , .-ff J 'if 5 4-: f Q ,za in 1 - fy! ' ' ?'-i ' 1 L 4' 4,-.2 . ' , 1 K 4 Q V 5.1'2j. - -- 4 Q N E is Marchand, Gary Mar Jip, Joseph Marlin, Paul 1. ' , W ,B A Angel Martinson, Barry Maves, Robert Meierbachlol, Mark Mendoza, Gilberi Mercado, Andrew Miller, ldv 'mv' GonIang's slaves: O mighiy senior, ,-.6--.. pax Moody, Stephen 4 1 v e t i ,, ' 'S' ..L. 1 .qi is :F T - Q X X: l xv' K N Novasel, Joseph ough Charles v ii, ., ., Monsignor Hurd, Diocesan Director of the Propagation for the Faith, in his annual visit to solicit funds for the missions, presented an excellent motion picture showing the missions' accomplishments. FHESHIHEH Moran, Michael Oberle, James 'iii Moriarty, Jerome Nettles, Thomas l ,v-mpgs? 9 . L ir L . is 51:5 ' ' K, mt, it . gc if ' ,e.s, isrifliw' . V.. H . 1 . , ' . 0'Connor, lawrence Procopro, Thomas Propes Raymond O'Gara, Michael t r , ,N 1 M if 4 x i , 4' If I .Q or 1 K 5' , fs fc sm ' Purvis, John 3A is , lgg E - fm , ' , 1'i3ssa'W.g311, I t All 6? E 7? Q M of , sf X gf , .. PI , - l. ,hvv V , , , , K K 4 25 'ier X J i f M 5 s 3, if W e Nielsen, Charles Nixon, Edward 'Ni ae. K ,, 'J Orrico, Charles Parker, Raymond ..,... Norwoods, Jamei 5, E 'YL Ga! A Q 3' K Perez, Francisco- , V., . Ragen, Frank Ramos, Daniel Ramos, Joseph iiss s l H I ,aieaa , f .f.,,, ry 2 ,,, , fn. 12 -Mx ,NW 11-4 ' ' . ,' . Q X J , .0 -.-, ' -. . - - . ,M S ., - : 1? ,fn .rg Q 1 s .,. 2 -vw 5, gf' jg- 'F ff. A MW, B 'H X M ea 3 ,, ge, Q J , i V, J' 3 I v- ' 1 I R 5 , , Q., 5 6 Q , ' A . f 5 l J . Wap b Q A W xv lx 7 Raynoho, John fm, ,fx ,.,, ,,,-,Q L 5 -fi ,M 3 I ,M , , ,. K if le omoro, George Reed, Ferdinand , -iv.-W. ,w-.Wei MQ- ' A , - , ,' Y 2 2 ee- S if 1 'K :SW ,f 1 X fig...--l.i,rJq Z E:-fig?-xiii' Ryan, Edward I, .5 ix N 'x ,, .f 'A - lb- 5f7fxQ Reed, Waller si 4 Santos Frank - i--.W - If f I x swf r F 5 fl had I if ,f I '-ll' ll . -ef ' ,I if S A Q li .N f ag A . ' ' 5 'J' 6 narruf, Mic hael Shea, Michael . 'J z, Renshaw, James Rinder, Ronald Rivas, Daniel 5, ' SPS ' ' '- K ww 5 -X, . x . 1 ff ' M If ,1 ' x H ' . ! im, - - ' 1 J' 'fffrfqi ,Saw -. S, , .ef If 67 f?llx5:x'lT .4 iff, S?-, f Santos, John Scheer, lawrence ir -ffl ,-v-5 .,i'x', 2 ,ns- I ' A Serrano, Jesus f v 1 e 'ff' , 1 Us V nw :, -X-.1 Li? .,. A A, ' --. Q 4' 1 rf r 3 f ,,.. V ,-,N ..., X X Shields, Michael Simpson, Robert Sinclair, Charles Silva, George E. Roccaforle, Alfred wfifll-Q .., wg ' , A, if r -.., , 3 X H 1 131 ' f K l .,,'l-A241 J V-., .Q I 'Vflsfll -:fs .wE'. ll. s 2 Shandera, Alan Silva, George ll. Fathers Garrett and Williams talk to parents at Saints' Open House during National Education Week in late November, Spinale, William Spivey, Dennis 'gurf '--vw: . ,, c 'Z br md' 1' l -Y Thomason Allen Thqrnbrough Donald r. 4395 - W gas 'ICQ '07 i, '?. : gig? V. FBESHIHEH Stafford, Don Timmons John ' V 1v-.. ' if .V .,.-' 'o0f'5 Q, .- --,ze ' V Stervenx, Paul Sullivan, Leo X. 1 pax f I , Y. , 5 2 i V' EE l k 'las i ' ft I 3 ' E, Q . -... 3 Q -ti I ew., i , f , ' 1 '1 ,Y c e be .W ,L 639.7 i , . 5,1-,'. ML I Q Tuomoinen Pau Ursich Thomas J' . ,din g 1. , J.. e ' ' 's , Q - . 'vm 1 ,,,,- a ui.. :' r fggzv, ' Valdez, I-lila ,E 15' 'E vig L- Tatoya, Theodore Vt C 5' Y' n 2 -. D S fl 0 -he , fit' A . 22? ' 4'-G! Q- f --x 4 X -f-'vie If , 'fix ' i X W ' 1 Valles Gary , . 1 3 5 Y Q..f v r f Yr I I N f 1 re ' 'xr fi i --- i X A h X 1 1 I ' ' ' ry ' fx AT' ' W xi an X , ,i R X5 A P :L i A.. ,gi if -1 1 an in A i cis: A 5 2' 5 W ' V xi K A A ' if , me w ,Q 42, vi 4,45 4 Sf X 5 1. r ,, 2 , to f . fi-we 'ii to ' ew m e X 3 N is 56 V V: vt Af 33' nf -1' N if N L un! v' of H iw: Von Buren, Robert Velesko, Michael Vesco, Frederick Villa, Thomas Weber, Leonard Whitney, Michael Wilkinson, Steve . K sn Q 1 'V fi X 1 V . rx r , Q N . -A 1 r 3 , 31 r . 'Q , 1 i- 1' , ,, Y,-ag, 1 X 5, -QQ tx H 0 Lf f 4 54 L-4' Y Q: 'A X' iii 3 iv, l , Af E f Q 5 S 8 iv ' E u , is .1 F P , . Q . .5 e. ,J -ffl K' V ' Hari 5... ,. .,. 1, aa, Q- , ,...f3,, . ga.. W 4 .N ,. 5 X S rw 'qw Q' I wb, ,l , X 2:5Q?ilgg-iz . W 1552312 Williams, John I . , Q i QS42, 4? 'M ff HQ A .,,, k,kk J m f 'ez , RW? 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X- K X N f xl 'N ' w X X I x , . . , , , X ,F VI' xx . x ' N , t, 5 X51 I n, . ,J . Q .X k - if Vg , 3 ,. f!Q:fx L ' 'mln ' 1 , , x ' X X 'f V X - Jn I -1 ' ' . X ' . . f I X J A- ,4 f A A - X f-H' rf.: 3- 1 5 2 , V . . . K' .S 1 X ' , mi ,Xi Q 1 gi I ur . xv.-ew. M x ,, 5: ,.-:W f .,,, , 'rv 1 .i I ' 1 gf, A 4 ww . gy X Y Xu . ,, A ,W V, X x l N! , 3 5 I X If ,gp Hx XT' Bam X 'xx 'W Y at Q, 5 We ,AR Q? . . f wi Bw xx! 1, r f A '+ f ' I 2. , Q L S 3 , O5 2. 54 3 vi 1 4 2 ,Q A ni 3 ' Q . Xxx: 5 S, AX X Q, E gg, 1 M1 f . , L 1 ' 'fe M L . RN ' X . -X4 5 r M. fig-. Y gn ' my 'F ' I sk Qtr 'fl Lf XY, X 5 x 435 ji v , , 25, K 7 m xv, F , , Ma . mg L+ V V -. W, ffl X .- H gi N K :-5355?-af ef xy . H. .W X xx I x g s X 5- X S11 5 Y X Y fav: :mu b . 5- .4 VE, 55 x . 'A x., ' . 11 ,gay xx Q- 'fl ' 1 K: K I 5 gm m. V, ' , Iain a 1 l 0 U Actiones nostras, quaesumus, Domine . . . so begins each period at Saints with a common prayer for guidance. The importance of religion at Saints can be seen when everything on campus comes to a halt as the Angelus bell rings at noon. The campus liturgical life is climaxed each week by a dialogue Mass every Friday in the gym. To renew the spiritual activity of the students, sev- eral retreats were held throughout the year. Each retreat day was spotted with conferences, prayer, and meditation. Father Keane, the school chap- lain, was available at all times for spiritual con- sultation. Such groups as the Y.C.S., the Sanctuary Society, the Altar Boys, and the Schola Cantorum also stimulated and promoted the spiritual life which is essential to the atmosphere of Saints. Members Schola Cantorum sing at Christmas assembly 554:-yas -as Q .,N, ,.W., , ..,, , q SM: X M, 1?-.M-Q ,.., Q8 .W.A, Q y ,-'. 'XX I vial ,gl-I-::5.2'-SEQ , 1 .. ,W .Q , . ww 1 F ' Y, . r I .- - . SLE. ,-iii-XWi!:3ENii'E I Rggga ki: . . I-' - :sa JM- V-3 3 5 J, . fa- 1:1-1--ff: 1 7 -f f- kzef 5 - .N ' Y, mg -we 5 -- 1 ' Wi Hi-533 F F ' 1 I g --N:-1-'m-w,-g3-f-J-ilfw, , Aw. .- -M . , c f iii? .Li Q fl- 51259515-Q2 5: fa' 313114 :wwfi '1i 7f?'i' M EV? x,.. SJ -'-Eti'?E-Qi'-JEHQ-s2:33 2' --if'-5'-fi' f Q A - --,,- -I . 5 3 5 X J., Q, .WX ,- -. Q-1. ' --X W ,.... . , 1, ,.,- -My ,.,. .. ,... W,,, , ah - ,,.. i ,, ,M f. A ww' :aMw1emfA1sg5 ggi A if-fi .tm i L f' rf .x 'ff' '-sf A E i Tn, J Q x Q X 9. - -ezffikgk I an v i. 1 xg ,- A. S. B. Officers, left to Right: President R. Padberg, Vice-President J. Mullen, Secretary A. Gon Vitalich, Comm. of Elections P. West, and Comm. of Athletics V. Ricchiuti. Meeting every Wednesday at noon, the Associated Student Body Council repres- ents the student body in the government of the school. Moderated by the Rev. Charles .l. Danaher, O.S.A., the group was composed of the four class officers from each grade along with the athletic and election commissioners, and the four A.S.B. officers, President Robert Padberg, Vice- President Joseph Mullen, Secretary Allen Gontang, and Treasurer Nicholas Vitalich. Under Bob Padberg's acute supervision many impressive patterns were set. A new tradition on campus was begun, that of singing the Alma Mater after basketball games in addition to singing it after all football games. Highlighting the year of A.S.B. activities was the A.S.B. Ball held this year in the spacious Palm Room of the Grant Hotel. Surprising everyone was the crowning of a sophomore and his date as King and Queen of the Ball. Nick Hooker and his date Evelyn Gentry won the titles by audience applause after the dance con- test. 3042 aa K 3iZ.9 'v+,R22:1P LW- tang, Treasurer N. 'ei M an ' nu .Q , 60 Heated discussions always prevail at A.S.B. meetings. A gay time was had by all at the annual A.S.B. Ball. i eadafz dam' Mullen, Paclberg, and Clause meet for an informal A.S.B. meeting. Senior Class Officers, TOP ROW: Vice-Presi- dent M. Stafford, President G. Clause. BOT- TOM ROW: Secretary P. O'Malley, and Treas- urer J. De Scisciolo, gather for a typical pose. The A.S.B. Council also enforces school regulations by maintaining a Senior Court. In turn, the Senior Court helps to maintain a ground-observer corps of con- victed student law-breakers. This exclusive organization, directed by Mr. Finan and Father McLaughlin, does its part to keep Saints' campus immaculately clean. Senior Vigilantes, Left to Right: F. Gary, B. White, M. May, G. Rivera, B. Baum- garten, P. O'Neal, R. Hopgood, B. Vas- quez, and C. Kottman. Seven Court Officials, left to Right: Pros. Attorney R. Baumgarten, Secretary E. Rich- eson, Judges M. Stafford, G. Clause, J. Mullen, and J. De Scisciolo, Defense At- torney R. McMillan, hear the case of a beanie-less freshmen. A ddmd lapping 0441! From September to June, Saintsmen social- ized formally at such memorable occasions as the Football Prom, which captured the spirit of our gridiron success, and the Halo- Hop, when many Alumni returned to make the scene. The annual A.S.B. Ball, held at the Palm Room of the Grant Hotel, the Junior Dance, and the Junior-Senior Prom, rounded out the remainder of a much en- ioyed schedule of formal dances. King Nick and Queen Evle. Velvetones going strong at Football Prom. 9 1 Big night at the A.S.B. Ball diiii, Senior Intermission. Smoke gets in your eyes Cha, Cha, Cha. Round and round and. . . Many a Saintsman will re- member this year's informal get-togethers held in the gym. Saints' Soundoff ushered in football season, and such af- fairs as Revelry in Rhythm and Oldie But Goodie pro- vided after-game entertain- ment. Halloween boasted Monsters' Mingle, the Senior Class's Hoe-Down brought a delightful change of pace, and the semester hop was ap- propriately dubbed Half-way Swing young partner. . . I know l look funny! Hassle. The Easter Monday Ball and the C.S.F.'s ever popu- lar Blue Balloon Bounce were once again highly suc- cessful. This year found Saints- men dancing to records but once, bands being constantly employed. Hi-i Vafazmczl Damned l'm fi-i-ne, thank you. FIRST ROW: P. Nacozy, D. Deneau, J. Welch, and M. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: F. Gary, C. Kottman, R. Padberg R MacBush J. Lehmann. THIRD ROW: G. Martinson, V. Ricchiuti, D. Shields, R. Slenger. FOURTH ROW: L. Salazar, S Rack V Rodnquez J. Villareal. mf-few A chapter of the national Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics organi- zation was founded this year at St. Augustine by RAdm. P. F. Dugan, U.S.N. lret.l. The members were composed of the Senior and Junior Honor Sections of 4-A and 3-A. The general purpose of the club was to promote mathematics and this was done by the members participating in several math contests placing high in all. The members also staged a Mathematics Field Day for San Diego and surrounding parochial schools. Speakers from Convair and other organizations also addressed the club during the year. Three San Diego newspapers spotlighted the group as main articles in their youth sections. and RAdm. Dugan, Moderator. ' Officers ll. to r.l Treasurer Fred Gary Vice President Paul Nacoxy, Secretary Bill Conlen, President Dave Deneau a W Dust J. FIRST ROW, lL. to RJ: V. Biondo, K. Roye, P. Nacozy, M. Dan , . , ' SECOND ROW: Fr. A. Wasko, R. Shimell, M. Fitzgerald, M. M. Gliebe, P. Baldridge, Fitzgerald, J. Sullivan. ' M tinson. THIRD ROW: C. Kratz, Cihak, V. Rodriguez, G. ar R. Padberg. 66:16 To supplement the lack of a here at public speaking course Saints, the Speech Club was or- ganized this year as a new cam- pus opportunity. The club, which is moderated by Father Wasko, offers training in the art of speak- ing and has also participated in several local speech tournaments this year. Among the most notable of these contest in which Saints was represented, were the Toast- masters International High School Speech Contest and the Lions Club Student Speaker Contest. Officers h club are George Martinson, oft e President, and Joe Sullivan, Vice- President. K. Roye, R. Padberg, and P. Bald- ' at ridge pose with trophies won the Lions' Speech Tournament. Pep Cluhbers sur L round smiling Fr Galllmore Officers FRONT ROW T. Laliberte, and C. Whitney, sgts at arms P Gontang president R Ordona, vice-president, and Gary Sawaya treasurer For their second consecutive P year, Saints' ep Club has turned t ou to be certainly one of the largest and most active organizations. Aimed at promoting school spirit around cam- pus, the group was kept busy all year making football game ribbons, posters for games and dances, and run-throughs for the football sea- son. Decals also were made under the acute direction of Fr. Gallimore, faculty moderator. For the homecomi ng the Pep Club concen- trated their efforts in s ' 't pm posters, mega- phones, and putting a giant helium filled bal- loon over Balboa Stadium. The Junior-domi- nated club had Pete Gontang as president, with Gary Sawaya, Rudy Ordona, and Don Birt filling the rest of the office seats. With so much underclass talent found this year, next year's Pep Society should really outdo the two past years in spirit and enthusiasm. Secretary Don Birt f rnishes a billboard for Sheehan Hall Pep Club signs and run lh - roughs our lhs football season added spirit lhrough- QQ all PeP club an year included making Pvsmsf 'ibbons' signs, and decals. 'lin RALLIES V T I C 'i +45 Clockwise stoning with Left: D'Amico shows us how it's donep Now for your next question. . . g Set . . . one, two . . . y wheee-e-e!p the four horsemen: uno, dos, tres . . . : Oh ioyl Santa finally came to Saints. Now we've seen everything. 'X lLeft to Rightl D. Birt, T. Laliberte, J. Sullivan, B. White, Mr. Bonomo, M. Freed, and A. Tafoya de Hag ' ' ez . fl V-We give you The Augustinianl A The commonlstudent who pauses to peruse the pages of the school paperidoes not appreciate the time and effort which goes into each issue. Tony Tafoya, editor-in-chief, assigns the articles in advance to faithful reporters who feverishly attempt to meet the deadline,'Un,der the watchful eyes of Joe Sullivan inews editorl , Don Birt lfeatlires editoifjiggand Bill Whitelltsports editorlf, these articles are proofread and retyped. ,Photographs are collected and prepared 'under the direction of Tony Laliberte, while adver- tisements are solicited by Mike Freed. Mr. Ramon Bonomo, faculty moderator, supervises the entire operation. - The printer's,light burns bright at midnight when the paper goes to press. ilast-.minute news ,must be written, copy corrected, and the pages composed. ile. 1 J' When The Augustinian, is finally distributed, the staff takes a moment to read the finished product, then starts work on the next issue. 1 A Staff: Mikeuughes, Ed Richeson, Vic Rodriquez, Bill Conlen, George Martinson, Fred Gary, Jim Welch, Raul Martinez, John Champion, Rudy Ordona, Daniel Dugan, Dennis Ebel, John Rocca- forte, leo Sullivan, John Neary. czdazfommz '60 Fred Gary Editor-in-Chief NW HS. we I f Father McLaughlin Faculty Moderator .27 , ... , . ,F X Y ii' cliff Ironman Assistant Editor 5 A 1 Z - Q 3 'ii' ' - . ...iw Y .Ge ' . Z E et eete I P 'ef Rudy Ordono Photography Editor czdwzfamcm S Working around the clock to beat deadlines left to Right: J. Sullivan, F. Gary, N. Bridger, N. Deturi. Back to camera is J. Eurich. are, and Editor-in-Chief .. Assistant Editor .............. Personals Editors ............. Staff: J. Sullivan, J. Champion, Senior Personals Editors ........ Staff: P. West, G. Martinson, R C. Kottman, M. Gontesky, ............Frederick Gary ... ....... ...Clifford Kottman . . . .Fred Gary and Mike Buiazan R. Carriedo, N. Deturi, N. Bridger . . . . Fred Gary and Mike Stafford . Padberg, E. Richeson, J. Lehmann, P. O'Malley, R. Baumgarten, J. DeScisciolo Activities Editor ................................ Fred Gary Staff: G. Martinson, G. Sawaya, J. Sullivan, C. Whitney Sports Editors .................... Fred Gary and Vince Biondo Staff: J. Eurich, J. Lehmann, C. Kottman Photography Editor ........................... Rudy Ordono Staff: T. Laliberte, T. Padberg, G. Armstrong, J. Caterina Art ...................................... Daniel Preston Faculty Moderator .... ..... F ath Th ' er omas Mclaughlln, O.S.A. 71 Mr. Henry J. Frabotta, Band Director Row I James D'AIessandro Dennis Jolicoeur George Bednar George Pamus Row ll Keith Allen John Chung James Roha Noel Corby Row III Frank Signorelli John Purvis Robert Barrett Victor Rodriguez Row IV Row V Row VI Frank Steinauer Hilary Valdez George Somera Michael McGeary ThomasKPadberg Michael Krause Reginald Parent John Timmons Frank Blas David Chevillon Steven Moody Richard Cooper It 1 5 .Q f , l Martin Silva Robert Padberg, Drum Maior Row VII Row VIII Daniel Lehman Raymond Bovee Michael Whitney Michael Goldkamp Leonard Weber Walter Kennedy Daniel Ramos Carlos Banda amz' ffugaamze ' Zend- 7?60 Continuing its tradition of excellence and fine performance, the Saint Augustine Marching Band appeared in many of the most important city parades, contests, and reviews this past year. Most notable of the events participated in were the North Park Toyland, March of Dimes, and Mother Goose parades. The Band under Mr. Henry Frabotta's able guid- ance and Drum Maior Bob Padberg's strong lead- ership, made its way to Long Beach to lend its talents to the All-Western Band Review in Novem- ber. The Band also made a big hit with the audience at the annual Maytime Band Review in National City. Being featured at the Variety Show and at Graduation exercises, the Band continued to work diligently throughout the year to keep its reputation as one of San Diego's best. W View the 'LE' WF! H510 y EGR a 6' ya ive? Mr. Frabotta checks for lust minute problems. On the move continuously this year, the band managed to get in a sneak business-pleasure trip to Disneyland. New on the campus this year was the wandering minstrels group or the pep band which marched around the campus playing spirited tunes before im- portant football games. Bus bursting with Bands- men leaves for Disneyland. Drum Maior Pad- berg strikes a pose. ,r 5 Q N 2 i i L Q. it s 2 1 srr , -V iv . ., 1 'Q If ,- ikil ' ' uf , X iai f A-2 im 1 r r it W I g lys' fgsjgw, - K ' is yrlr 1 -La fl M ai Disorganization rampurt High stepping Saintsmen. The Pep Band keeps a lively pace at basketball games. Qfamecamd 7?5 7 Mr. Ernest Agee speaks lo the Sludenl Body at the Homecoming Rally. Homecoming Queen Candidates, Lefl lo Righl: Barbara Turine lRCAl, Pauline Olkowski lRHSl, Nancy Wood lCGHSl, and Kathleen Young lOLPl. K , . xrxy f g l K V f i I K J S4 W A. C ling Day? 'l959f l3egan lenilhus 5 ' a' Mass in the gyme' celebrated by 5 l Thomas Gcnlmdo, whowwas assisted by otlfersy lym- -flss ,elzafhers Ryan and Mclaughlin. An aflelggion Q was ' hlighigd by a fine speech fg .iggfrnesi geejy cla lof '43.' Al half-time-cele-2 eelzf L lions thdiiyniglkyaii theffogotball gamie, ,,ll -' c Qing qGieen? ePauline -of Rosario lf ls, uri? lhergourf, Barbar e fRegiyr1aAiiYI'o'eli, NagncxF'Woodggef-Colhed' r nd iiithleenl of Gqri Lad Peace Academy, U N througm restigfldifhe germ rwot'QinQT45'al'l'lls' - my n n e nll r Queen Pauline overwhelmed by honors re- ceived lhaf night at the Homecoming Game. 75 Zdfo' c4a6wwAf3a7 ' United under the California Scholarship Federation are the boys from St. Augustine who achieve top grades. The C.S.F., a state-wide organization, is open to tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students who accumulate enough honor points from grades received. Moder- ated for the 4th year by Father Donald Williams, O.S.A., the C.S.F. staged for the 3rd year the Blue Balloon Bounce. Members of this organization are: D. Deneau, G. Martinson, R. Padberg, V. Richiutti, D. Shields, J. Villarreal, C. Kottmann, V. Rodriguez, B. Stelmach, F. Gary, R. Stenger, P. Nacozy, P. O'Malley, L. Salazar, J. Mullen, Q. Whelan, P. Langlois, N. Bridger, D. Dugan, J. Benton, D. Ebel, M. Crotty, A. Gontang, W. McColl, R. Coates, A. Laliberte. RAdm. Dugan, Fr. Keane, O.S.A., and Paul Nacozy stand with the winners of the MU ALPHA THETA Math Field Day Contest. . in I S .H-A5 'dt' Members of the Senior Play rehearse their lines. Left to Right: P. Nacozy, Y. Garcia i0lPl, D. Preston, B. Baumgarten. Listening to Jim Lehmann are ileft to rightl Tom Padberg, David Chevillon, Dennis Ebel, Clifford Kottman, Fr. Patrick Keane, Bob Padberg, Walter Layman, Joe Sullivan, and Lehmann. Organized to form Christian leaders and to Christianize soci- ety, the Y.C.S. is one of the least known but most active groups in the school. Moderated by Fr. Keane, O.S.A., and Clif- ford- Kottman, the president, the Y.C.S. meets once a week to discuss Christian solutions to stu- dent problems and to plan its proiects. Saints' Y.C.S. has held days of recollection for all the Y.C.S. groups about San Diego, and has put on a dinner-dance. Other projects were erecting the annual Christmas Crib, increas- ing support at Masses, and pro- moting an overall Christian at- mosphere on the campus. ileft to Rightl Vincent Biondo, Daniel Dugan, Larry O'Connor, Eugene Young, Victor Rodriquoz, Dennis Ebel. Under the devoted direction of Fr. Neely, the Schola Cantorum has con- tinued to be a great asset to the spiritual life of Saints. Week after week, the group is faced with singing a different Proper for each High Mass but their Gregorian is unparalleled. This is the third year of the Schola's successful and inspirational existence. The members of this organization consist of Mr. Wolff, Mr. Bonomo, Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Maher, Dan Pres- ton, Dennis Ebel, Daniel Dugan, Larry O'Connor, Vic Rodriquez, Eugene Young, group organist, George Mar- tinson, Vincent Biondo, and Jim Lor- entz. lL. to R.l N. Bridger, Dale Danforth, D. Chevillon, B, Stelmach, D. Dugan, D. Gorsich D. Ebel, S. Gillespie, B. Gaulthier, and Mr. Wolff. Making its appearance on the campus this year, the Music Club was formed to provide enioyment for classical music lovers, iazz devotees and anyone who enioys lust good music. The club is run on a purely informal basis with formal organization held to the barest minimum so that the maiority of the noon meetings can be devoted to playing recordings loaned by members. Generating electronic inter- est, the Radio Club has been re-established this year with Mr. Bonomo as moderator. The members hope eventually to complete a ham station here on campus. They plan to ob- tain surplus military radio and electronic equipment for this purpose, The members are moderated by Mr. Bonomo. Radio Club members surround mode- rator Mr. Bonomo, and president D. Chevillon. Under Mr. Bonomo's moderation, the Chess Club is continuing in its sixth year of intramural competition. Playing games during noon, twice a week, the players use the ladder system of rating. The Club is trying to arrange competition with other high schools in town. The Chess Club elected Claude Jones, President and John Alkazin, Vice-President. M66 Red Cross members are L. Sullivan, M. Bu- iazan, D. Preston, J. Champion, J. Sulll- van, M. Fitzgerald, N. Vitalich, and J. Benton. Once again the Red Cross Coun- cil has appeared on campus this year. The group is moderated by Fr. Keane, and headed by iuniors Nicholas Vitalich and John Ben- ton. The purpose of the Junior Red Cross school group is to car- ry out and help support the aims of the National Red Cross. This can be done best by various proi- ects, such as holding Christmas parties at the hospitals, and col- lecting money for the San Diego chapter of the organization. lg xt , m,see.,,:e- J - wx' X 1515. 1 Tools of their trade with the results of their work. Members of the City Champions pose with Coach Boiorquez. J. Frank on his way to a strike. The Bowling Club was begun by Coach Boiorquez to give all those interested Cl chance to participate in an extra-curri- cular sport. Bowling at Aztec Bowling Alley, the forty mem- bers were enrolled in The American Junior Bowling Congress. ln their first year of competition, they captured the San Diego Junior City Championship. Praise should be given to some of the members who have greatly contributed to the success of the club. Among these are: Frank Yurcich, BilL Cook, Handly- Cook, Fermin Espinoza, Jim Ables, and the lone southpaw, Joe Dibos. .7 Wiaw The St. Thomas More League was formed at St. Augustine this year to educate interested students in the principles of the laws which govern mankind. Through discussions and talks the members attempted to gain an appreciation of the efforts. of man to govern fellow man. They studied and criticized laws and constitutions from the time of Hammurabi to the present, and discussed methods of improving government. Ross McMillan served as chancellor of the group, with Paul Nocozy as vice- chancellor. Mike Stafford was elected clerk. R. McMillan welcomes P. O'MaIley and T. Sexton in as new members under the approval of lleft to rightl T. Gilliam. J. Collins, P. Nacozy, S. Manard, R. Padberg, N. Vitalich, M. Staf- ford, and G. Clause. ,,..k1.5,.E-1 .1 ix, IJ 5 Y Members lleft to rightl F. Steinauer, F. Garnmichia, W. Wasem W. Bottmer, Mr. G. Weber, moderator, M. Fitzgerald, L. Jock- son, J. Asher, R. Richter, C. Marciel, and T. Pudberg. Formed for the third year under the direction of Mr. Gerald Weber, the German Club again set out to have fun in a foreign language. The maiority of the members were recruited from section 3-B's German class, with Ray Richter serving as president. Highlights of the club's activities were their trips to the moun- tains, including a snow party. The interested students also ate a German meal at the Rhinelander Restaurant in la Jolla and viewed a travelogue on Deutschland at the Russ Auditorium. Fun in the snow. German Snow? L. .Q 7 l ' J . L.. -1-95 lc in! in-. 1' K V 'hx ' -c. lLeft to right! Fr. Donald Williams, moderator, Mrs. Mary Bill, presi- dent, Mrs. Shirley Howe, treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Kottman, vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Hazel Bell, corres. secre- tary, Mrs. Evelyn Bacon, financial secretary. Mrs. Winifred Boese, rec. secretary, was not present. and s Our mothers, guided by Father Williams, were very active this year in their work sponsoring various events. They started out by holding a canasta party in various homes around the city. At their meetings they have had speakers such as the school nurse, and Fr. Wasko who later put on a one act play which he wrote himself. Fr. Williams' French Class also put on a demonstration of their abilities. At their annual 'fash- ion show a band composed of students from Saints was pre- sented, a quartet was introduced and a song written by Father Williams was played. Later in the year the annual Ham dinner was held. All things counted, we would like to thank the Mothers' Club for the splendid iob they have done towards having a closer connection between parents and students of Saints. wed tleft to rightl Joe Skibinski, treasurer, Leo Budzynski, corres. secretary, Dean Hoffman, 2nd vice-president and chairman of refreshment committee, Paul Cota, President, Fr. Thomas Garrett, moderator, Lucian Salazar, record- ing secretary. Missing: Quintin Whelan, vice-president. 4 1 The Fathers' Club has once again provided a fine job of backing up Saints. Under Fr. Gar- rett's able direction, the fathers sponsored the highly successful Easter Monday Ball and the Fam- ily Picnic later in the year. An- other undertaking that profited Saints was the yearly scholarship given to an entering freshman. Surely, a hearty load of thanks goes out to them from the whole student body. TOP: The big line up of models at the Mothers' Club Fashion Show. RIGHT: Modeling the latest in formal attire, Joe Mullen escorts lovely Barbara Peck from Our lady of Peace Academy. l ffazmad lgddddfdflffdvt Again this year as in the past, the Alumni Association, guided by Father Keane, '44, proved to be a great asset to our school. Among their many activities we can count the Twelfth Annual Football Prom held at the El Cortez Hotel at which trophies for the best lineman and back were awarded to Sal Moceri and Pat O'Malley respectively. The Association spon- FR. Keane and Alumni Officers Left to Right: R. Jackson, E. Agee, C. Strada, V. O'Hara, and G. Erzinger. sored the annual Parochial Schools' Basketball Tournament. All year round they provided trophies for the winners of the various intra- mural sports. The staff ofthe Saintsman '60 would like to thank the Alumni Association for their great work, and encourage the graduating class to support their Alumni Association. T5 XII gtlllf-N l!'l 1-.ihlf-X, me D. Dugan with his prize winning entry. C. Kottman with his unbelievable bubbles. The annual school science fair was held on March. 8, under the supervision of Father Garrett. There were about 60 entries, with six chosen to go to the Greater San Diego Science Fair. Daniel Dugan won second place in the Physics division of the competition while Clifford Kottman took the second place ribbon in the Math division. The team of Alex Svatko and Wilbur Percival won first place in the Senior Groups Botany division. ln the senior chemistry division the team of Chuck Whitney and Tony Laliberte won third place. All told four of the six exhibits came home with ribbons. Dan Dugan also captured the school's sweep- stakes ribbon with Kottman carrying a close sec- ond. Freshman Mike McGeary won the blue ribbon in the iunior division. Science Fair exhibits in the gym Mike McGeary, lower left, demon- W. Percival and A. Svatko strates his water pressure exhibit. with their octopus entry. , r- Free MONEY! Father . . . it's upside down. Little man, big iob Eeekk a mouse! Parent the puffer 'N 'fgce-ff T f Tony has a problem! Say cheese, please - Look at the camera, son. 1 Qi 5 21 SPQRT Up and over with inches to spare-symbolic of the well-rewarded efforts from the athletic side of Saints. ln past years, and undoubtedly in years to come, Saints has succeeded in everything from hurdling to punting. Taking part in all CPL sports, we have managed to make our mark. This year aided by an improved 'football field and track, a new enthusiasm in sports has ap- peared-generated not only by the teams but by a loyal and interested student body. 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'X K wr ' M - ' A, I, M, Kvffvrxifamfwarlz' lx 1 f w r iszqr- . ' -agsq. Q Q: fag :pg.fE?m ak 'IPB ' ' iii? fiyw' . rg. atf-wsgirlf ' ' .A . K it ' L' F - f ' - 5114 - 'I . 1 13111 I X . , :e -W5 .M fiwffqf' g. ' W , ' 2, ' U , -'LY' 'L R f . 'xg 4 ,, SAI FRONT ROW: Roger Hopgood lMgr.l, Larry Soria, Michael Moses, Victor Player, Dennis Shea, Joseph Mullen, Patrick 0'Malley, Raymond Castro, John Wagner, Mark Lapinski, Paul Nacozy, Richard Kadlubowski lMgr.l. SECOND ROW: Robert Ramos, Wick Hauser, Nick Vitalich, Carlton Bledsoe, Tony Gilham, George Clause, Dennis Shields, Robert Romero, Charles Valleio, Robert Butler. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom This year coaches Carter and Smorin greeted an experienced team made up to a large extent of Saintsmen who had been groomed for three years. ln their first experience playing together as freshmen, they rolled over seven opponents in a row to post an undefeated season. As sophomores on the JV they faltered to a 5-3 record. In l958 a team built around these same men posted a 7-2 record in tough City Prep League play, losing only to San Diego and Mt. Carmel. This year the boys reached their peak. Joined by a fine group of iuniors, they made up what is, the greatest team in Saints' history. The four year record reads 26 wins, 2 ties, and 5 losses! NT 1 Carter, Michael Crotty, Michael Burns, Raul Martinez, Oliver Walker, Uvaldo Martinez, James Lehmann, William White, Charles Hoffman, Richard Sherry, Peter West, Clifford Katt- man lMgr.l, Coach Len Smorin. FOURTH ROW: Steve l-lunyady, Michael Stroginis, Michael May, Thomas Twomey, Mickey Frank, Robert Whelan, Sal Moceri, James Collins, Jake Crawford. This Saints' team boasted the best line in the city and one of the fastest backfields. Bulwarks of the line were: Collins, Stroginis, Bledsoe, Moceri, Vitalich, Turner, Player, and Twomey. Clause, O'Malley, and Bledsoe were excellent in the backfield. Although a tie with Hoover kept us from the City Prep title and from the playoffs, the team received a great deal of rec- ognition. Saints' placed eight men, more than any other school, on the All League team and four on the All City team. It was the consensus of opinion that Saints' was the strongest team not in the playoffs and one of the best in South- ern California-the Saintsmen heartily agree! UN , H3539 AR! axxau mg , r cog bout Make T the S 810' jf,'j?ffs DEFEATED V PAGE -MI Wm EIGHT MSS Murata AU-East TWU Somts 0 xISaintS Win 21-6' sq' 1 . . k ' ' SWS POW S295 N Fmash Undefeatef Pl x YQ mb 'M' URQC-186 KN .Q .aoosmes Quzsnsn C'?.'9J3if!EifX W sainfscome Up With Z Passers TUX 'M :2?3h?Ei'1'55?rn9W :il23ffV 0 'i' sir, l2i5j5',y 'bf' 0 .- J' mm, wg 1., f A -g xn dose I.'i1I3J3.',ZQ.'3T2fg.,0,x 09 nn Shxfldx fm, 65 y wwxyzf YVAEEEOIQNIQIGG I P G Qf' Q' 5 0 6 1. iff, ffl? Our first game saw Brawley's Wildcats domi- nate the first quarter by recovering an on-side kick-off and driving 5l yards for the first score of the game. Saints roared back in the second quarter with the passing of Shields and Walker and the running of Clause accounting for two TD's. The second half saw O'Malley cap a long drive by going over from the two. The full measure of Saints power unfolded in the fourth quarter as Shields and Clause teamed up on an 80-yd. screen pass for the Saints fourth T.D. Walker completed the rout by hitting Gilham with a 50-yd. scoring pass. Raul Martinez kicked the extra point. Final score: Saints-31, Brawley-7. 1 it - if 5 ' s-fi V m ff 11 3 ' . A V- 'rg' . W ,, Y , H I me Ja, W' it 1 sig, ,N 'S ltiif , t . ss'ss f --.mg sss s . l.,, 4:5712 -' X' George Clause All league Put O'Malley All League All City Tony Gilham All League Joe Mullen All League All S.C.I.F. Sal Mocen All League Carlton Bledsoe All city All League All City Despite Bill White's map, Oct. 2 saw the team and a hardy band of followers oppose and beat Serra High School i2-6. After an exchange of punts, Saint's machine threat- ened a repeat of the Brawley rout as we scored a touchdown in each of the first two quarters. Clause and Shields hooked up on a 25-yd. pass play and Clause counted on a 20-yd. end romp. The second half saw a complete reversal of form. Serra's recharged line blocked and tackled with a vengeance and rolled to a score. Only a last ditch effort by the line and two interceptions by O'Malley and Gilham kept the Cru- saders in check. Twomey, Moceri, and Vitalich were stand- outs for the Saints on defense. Point Loma shocked Saints by going 65 yards to score on the third play of the game. Their moment of glory was short-lived as Saints stormed back 60 yards in 14 plays with a Shields to Gilham pass racking up the tying score. The power plunges of Clause, O'MalIey, and Bledsoe, behind the blocking of Mickey Frank and Joe Mullen, gained steadily to keep the drive in motion. Saints beat the half-time clock to send Bledsoe over from the one yard line. O'Malley ran the P.A.T. So completely did Saints big line dominate the game, that Point Loma didn't earn a first down until the 4th quarter. Only fumbles and an intercepted pass kept Saints it , from a larger score. 6 ,. lk QW 1 ,QQ N, Michael Stroginis QQ s W. ,,, E? James Collins J l All League 54 9 iii: , A ' . , ww-,ffe.fQe:f'1fa,z 1 '-,,' 'ez l , r .. . , .M .L .' '--' f' o ' sm ld Larry Turner ' e 's e 5 All League ll-lonorable Mentionl October l6, homecoming, saw Saints live up to a growing reputation Zfoslow starts as Mission Bay recorded the first score to lead at half time Action in the second quarter was hindered by a thick blanket of fog which completely obscured the field. Despite this handicap, Saints roared back to shake Clause loose on scoring runs of 23 and 56 yards. Walker ran the conversion. Saints threatened in the final quarter only to fumble the chance away on the Buc's one. Stragins and Collins were outstanding in the line. ' m lm t i A Q All League my ,gi ,r,,,V ,gf Thomas Tworney bs. s A -t . -iff 1 f-.. 1, ,:-. 2,5 g -kyff 11, ,ll Z, 11:1 '- as ,',, E351 'img aff ,Q Q Uvaldo Martinez Robert Butler Larry goria Saints won its.fifth straight and eighth over two years as they sunk Coronado's ls- landers 19-O. Mike Burns directed the team to a touchdown in each of the first three quarters. O'Mal- ley, Bledsoe, and Moses all scored on short handoffs. Raul Martinez kicked a con- version. ln the third quarter Clause picked up two first downs in a row. On the third try he was iniured rounding end. Saints posted its first shutout in three years aided by the outstand- ing defense played by Turner, Soria, Nacozy, and Whelan, V, Paul Nacozy Dennis Shea ,,.,,ank,, vaueio Saints met Hoover High School at Hoover on Friday, Nov. 6. Following the opening kickoff Saints hit 62 yards in six plays, with quarterback Oliver Walker passing to end Tony Gilham for 38 yards and the score. Raul Mar- tinez converted making the score 7-0. In the third quar- ter the Cards went 53 yards in lO plays for their T.D. to tie the game. In the fourth quarter, led by the running of Moses and Clause, Saints charged down to the 25 where a fumble stopped the drive. Saints outgained the Cards but Hoover had the edge in plays 46-16 and that was the story of the game. Saints' lauded line weakened by the loss of Bledsoe, Collins, and Stroginis couldn't break up the Hoover ball control. Raul Martinez Jake Crawford 2, , Robert Whelan , -,'- JB' .EW . FL . fe. ff . .Q .5 -7 e 7 f,'f vt llfxl 'Sc gy ,. . si, Mike Burns Bledsoe and Gilham put on the brakes against San Diego. William White James Lehmann 3 Y QS i i 5 2 .... 4 X , N . , 1 w fi ,Qt I . , X is s S , M4 gin g m . la . in 4... 1 N i 6 X gf: 1 if ' 3 fa. r 511 Y as S' f' i f' N of ,,v ii 'fx Q,gg4+w'fl2 . fu. .L 'M 4 1 -ef :JEef1x . Q, W. if fx 1 nw. -.,' gg , , , If M f .wr Bledsoe goes by Prime McClendon. The San Diego game was a great game, perhaps the greatest ever played by a Saints team. San Diego took the opening kickoff and rolled 45 yards to score. Oliver Walker brought Saints right back with a 55 yard pass to Tony Gilham. Pat O'Malley ran 15 yards with a screen pass and Bledsoe scored from the five. The Cavers came right back by passing over Saints' line to tally making the score I2-6. Steve Simon was elected from the game for unnecessary roughness and this cost San Diego their passing attack. In the second quarter, an iniured Clause, in the game for the first time, was stationed wide. With all eyes on Clause, Bledsoe ran 45 yards through the center of the Caver team on a draw play to tie the score. O'MaIIey's run for the PAT failed. San Diego spent the second half repelling Saints' drives. Our deepest penetration was the Caver's I8 after a 30 yard Walker to Crawford pass. The whole line played excellently and was awarded the Player of the Week award. Gilham and O'Malley were outstanding in the de- fensive backfield. Carlton Bledsoe was the outstanding player on the field, beside serving as an inspiring force to the team, he scored both TD's and was credited with half of the tackles. Saints' SMEAR H. D. Murphy. f ,Q Wk ff 4192 ' 3. -wc. li? 1 1 'Q 'D -X .um .VD 2 1 vi' 4 Q 'fs 'Magi The gir A iools sei it up wiih dyed tsliirh ' Soinis rooiers send up encour- agement agoilbsi Son Diego 4 .2 ,353 ' 511, rj- r f , ,. M' Twgmey, glgrriger 'sbgwm yghy yes undefgulgd? Q A' , 4 - ,, ,, A i SQ X' X . af, ,NK A A J, , I ' -in M fig me X ,?'g,L, ' C' 5' W - f fx S 4 x ' Jw .w ' HELP! ' f- ' wi., . Get buck in there and get Da ,git ff i snr- fi ' V -, W . u I ug if -1 42.-ff 5 A, :Y f ? ll. 13 1-A O'MaIIey lends team into run-through -00.9 -l v e Q 0? sa J it . '-I V i X wail f . Y' 4 J 2: ki l ' ' 1 gms tt gf ' ,E sh-im,h .1-a 'wif' ik, is -s W it Steve Hunyady ,. -M 'fi Peter West Mike May A. 1 , -. , Q, il rr W ' ' ., ' . F5 -qv Ti' its , ' -xr ' L T it , E . ' V - n xff 1 . A ' as' 2 , 5 i 9-'.Iffi'i? '? 5 if 'Q i -. 5 M3-.,t5': - RET?- '-,i5'1T- .ty .ff -Q 'f,g.'-. 1 A j rf John Wagner Jake Crawford clears the way as Clause breaks loose. Saints' met Crawford on the Hoover field November l3th and recorded their first league victory. Larry Turner, playing offensive fullback for the first time, gained steady ground through the middle. Clause and O'Malley rounded the ends for long gains. Crawford couldn't match Saints' power and the line sprung Clause loose on scoring runs of 7, 54, and 80 yards. O'Malley picked up the other score on a 5 yard scamper. Crawford scored 2 TD's in the second half against reservesl Final score was Saints' 26 - Crawford 12 and increased Saints' string of un- defeated games to l l over two years. The mighty St. Augustine squad extended a school record undefeated string to l2 games over two seasons, continued a tradition of never having lost to Lincoln, and became the first Saints' team to go through a full schedule without a defeat by whipping lincoln's Hornets 21-6. The first Saints' score came 38 seconds before halftime, when Raul Martinez carried a I3-yard pass from Ollie Walker over the line. Eighteen seconds later a 55-yard pass from Don McDonald to Louie Tucker sparked a 70-yard touchdown play by Lincoln. George Clause ran his season scoring total to 66 pts. late in the third quarter by returning a punt 52 yards. less than one minute later Tom Twomey, a 6'-3 , 206-pound tackle, scooped up a fumble by McDonald and pounded 28 yards to a touchdown. Raul Martinez placed all three conversions. Running plays by Pat O'Malley and Geo. Clause, and hard blocking by the huge line contributed to the victory. 'ii 1 Xi S 5' ',f9 e, 9 Kg W JP' 5 .. fs.. , ..,4 th ' 'jf ' Q-if gi' Q fi w Y . Robert Romero W. T: '51 Whoa! FRONT ROW: Bill O'Malley lM9r.l, Robert Bortfield Michael Celiceo, John LaMadrid, Arthur Leonard, Michae Sxymanski, Rick Graff, Richard McColl, Allen May lMgr.i SECOND ROW: Coach Rip Boiorquez, Henry Daniels, Thom as Procoplo, Winston McColl, Ferdinand Reed, Ronald Cota, William Emerson, Theodore Fleming, Richard Harrold, Rob Q I Although overshadowed by the varsity, the iunior varsity football team ended the 1959 season with an excellent record of 4 wins, 2 ties, 2 losses. Coaches Rip Boiorquez and Bernie Flaherty led the team into their first game against Mar Vista, which resulted in a 6-6 tie. Point Loma, a traditional rival, was defeated, 13-0. Mission Bay and Coronado were downed in order, 13-7 and 25-6. The team opened league play against San Diego's strong squad, who squeezed by the Saints 6-0. The following week Hoover was held to a scoreless tie. St. Augustine then overpowered Crawford with a score of 7-O. ln the final game of the season, a championship Lincoln team won by a score of 25-13. Pat Barry, Winston McColl, John Nettles, and Henry Daniels were tabbed as outstanding backs. Ron Cota, Joe Howe, Walt Casey, and Jim Hicks served on the line. Tom Delaney was forced out of the season by an iniury in the San Diego game, while Richard Harrold was hurt in practice. Catch me if you can. ert Lindseth, Coach Bernie Flaherty. THIRD ROW: Mike Carter, William Usher, Ronald Ledford, Mark Lapinski, Jacob Herron, Thomas Delaney, Gene Valles, John Baum, James Hicks. FOURTH ROW: Charles Boschert, Patrick Berry, Dennis Schmitz, Randy Strada, William McGann, William Whetstone, John Nettles, Joe Super, Walter Casey. JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Saints 6 Mar Vista . 6 13 Point Loma . 0 13 Mission Bay . 7 25 Coronado 6 O San Diego . 6 0 Hoover . O 7 Crawford . O 13 Lincoln . 25 Henry Daniels turns the corner. Junior Pat Barry makes a shot while fel- low classman Ch k H ff uc o man gazes intently. Uvaldo M artinez throws a lay-up against Lincoln. Sal Moceri dribbles his way past Crawford to make a basket. Big Jake Crawford iump shots for another two points. Wawizfq il xi X x S- D, y x KNEELING, Left to Right: John DeS:is ciolo, Mgr., Mark Lapinski, Raul Mar tinez, Frank Sanchez, Norman Raymond and John McCarthy, Mgr. STANDING Vince Ricchuiti shows his stuff against Clairemont. That's the way to show 'em! Raul Martinez breaks loose against University. 3445655466 ugh McConnell, Sal Moceri, Barney Da- is, Jake Crawford, Pat Barry, Vince Ric- huiti, and Couch Joe Galindo. Norm Raymond brings back memories of Tom Shaules. VARSITY RECORD Saints Opponent 49 San Dieguito Alumni . . . San Dieguito Oceanside . . Mission Bay . El Centro . . Sweetwater . Helix . . . Point Loma . Mission Bay . University . . Lincoln . . . Crawford . San Diego . . Hoover .. University . . Clairmont . . Lincoln . . Crawford . San Diego . . Hoover . Raul Martinez iump shots in the rout of University High. The year 1960, marked the debut of Joe Galindo as head basketball coach at St. Augustine. He greeted one of the smallest squads Saints' has had in recent years, with only 8 players suited on several occasions. He had the added misfortune of fielding a fine team during a year when all the other league teams were loaded, Despite this handicap, the team whose starting lineup often included sophomores and iuniors compiled a credit- able record of 9 and 11, which included several losses by 1 or 2 points. Lead by co-captains Jake Crawford and Raul Martinez, we scored fine victories over Crawford and San Diego to finish fourth in the City Prep League. .lake continued a growing Saints' tradition of leading all other players in the C.P.L. scoring race with 375 points. Raul Martinez netted 275 points for 7th place among scorers and he also was named to the Brietbard All-City team. Both .lake and Raul had previously been named on All-League squads. A first for Saints' was marked in 1960 when our varsity met the varsity team from Uni- versity High. During the two contests, Saints' showed a clear superiority winning by the scores 83-28hand 85-34. Saints' produced a fine representative team in 1960 which at times displayed exceptional ability. We saw an excellent season pass, one which can be looked back on with pride. KNEELING, Left to Right: Sltcozy, Hooker, Reel, Applegate, Logan. SECOND ROW: Waymire, Somers, K Ii k C h Wh Esquivel, Verlasky, Yavorsky. THIRD ROW: Shea, Barrack, Strada, Boschert, Owens, Santos, Nettles. Q, W gcwdelffdf J.V. RECORD Saints' Opponent 4l .... Son Dieguito . . . . Son Dieguito . . . . Point Lomcl J. Nettles fires against Hoover. . - . . . - . - - - . Q . . . . Oceanside . . . . . Mission Boy . . . . Mission Bay . . . . University . ....Lincoln... . . . . San Diego . Hoover. . . University . ii::Lc1Jollci.. Lincoln . . . San Diego . Hoover .. Guard Larry Esq I-sawn s.se mmsw KNEELING, Lett to Right: J. Santos, Coach Whittaker, and M. Shea. SECOND ROW: B. Orricco, F. Bedia, l. O'Con- nor G. Hoffman, F. Reed, T. Procopio, and A. Bartley. THIRD ROW: P. Tunmainin, S. Lorentz, A. Thomason, P. Casey B. Farrell, and J. Moriarty. madman 'gczaketddf This year's freshman basketball team com- piled one of the finest records ever achieved by a Saints' Frosh team. Led by Coach Whittaker, they won ten of their thirteen regular season games excluding four victories in practice con- tests. They attained their high point of the year FROSH RECORD Saints' Opponent 28 . . . Grossmont .... 18 37 . . . Mt. Miguel . . . 24 40 . . . Gompers . . . 21 29 . . . ElCaion ..... 21 32. . . Horace Mann ..11 42 . . . Wilson ...... 28 by winning the Grossmont Invitational Tourna- ment. Matched with 7 of the finest freshman teams in the county, Saints' won consecutive games against El Cajon, Grossmont, and Mt. Miguel to capture the championship. The school was awarded a team trophy and each team member received an individual award. 49 .... Mt. Miguel .... 54 24 .... La Jolla . . . . 39 35 .... Coronado . . . 34 48... ElCaion .. ..39 37 . . . 'ML Miguel. . . 26 32 . . . Grossmont. . . 28 31 . . . 'ElCaion .... . 10 ' Grossmont Invitational Tournament I N51 KNEELING, left to Right: G. Davis, P. Goeckel, P. Simpson, R. Hopgood, and T. Tafoya. STANDING: Coach Moriarty, P. Cashman, E. Trent, J. Eurich, D. Preston lCapt.l, L. O'Connor, and Mgr. F. Gary. MISSING: J. Kay. dw Www Coach Moriarty's cross country team this year was small in number but big in spirit, as they ran their third year in the C.P.L. Most outstand- ing among the leather lungs was Dan Preston who always flnlshed near Eurich gains on Mission Bay the front. Since this year's team was mostly made up of freshmen, our future cross country team will probably be something to watch. Preston finishes without being pushed. Cashman leads the pack ot Saintsmen. KNEELING: R. Hopgood imgr.l, J. Dibos, B. Somers, .I. Somers, C. Silva, D. Shea, P. O'Malley, and B. Vasquez lmgr.i. STANDING: ' Coach Whittaker, D. Shields, B. Usher, B. Cook, P. Barry, U. Martinez, R. Martinez, L. Bianco, B. White, and M. Lapinski. Wcvwdtq gcwefbdl SCOREBOARD . The varsity baseballers experienced a season Scmls Opponents sprinkled with defeats but marked by the capture 7 ---- l-U Jolla ----- l of the lion's Tournament Consolation prize. With 8 , . . Chula Vista . . . 6 the fine pitching of Dennis Shields, Raul and 1 . i 'San Diego .... 3, Uvaldo Martinez, and iunior Joe Dibos, Saints' 0 . ' . Kearny . . l . O took the title during Easter vacation. Led by Pat 3 ' Oceanside 3 O'MaIley and Bruce Sommers we also wrapped ' ' 'lk ' ' ' up decisive wins over La Jolla, Chula Vista, Ocean- 8 - - Hoover - - ' ' 5 side, and Mission Bay. Coach Whittaker and fine l . . 'Crawford . . 5 team of men should certainly be commended for 3 , , , Qgegngide , , , 2 their work in bringing more laurels back to their 4 . U . Mission Bay l . . 'I Q 1 'e'- 3 'Lincoln . 2 O... SanDiego....7 5 . . 'Hoover. . . . 2 4 . . 'Crawford . . 9 l. . Helix.... .5 3 . . San Diego .. .2 'League Games 'l Lions Tournament STANDINGS San Diego ....,... . 5-l Crawford . . 4-2 Hoover . . . 4-3 SAINTS . . . 3-4 Lincoln . . 0-6 R. Martinez, U. Martinez, D. Shields, and Coach Whitaker take a breather during practice. FRONT ROW: B. Ahern, F. Reed, R. Weinstock, E. Kraiicek, C. Esquival, M. Margo, Mgr. SECOND ROWg T. Heeklng, Mgr., M. Petry, L. Logan, R. McClanahan, E. Applegate, Coach Bolorquez. THIRD ROW: D. Stafford, J. Neltles, B. Boschert, B. Sitcosey, P.'I'uomainln, R. Commons, J. Paul. 'zWcz ' gawk!! Under Coach Boiorquez, the iunior base- ball brigade weathered the year to come out with a record to be admired. Most outstanding players were R. Weinstock, R. McClanahan, and Don Stafford. With such fine talent found this year, next year hopes for the varsity are very high. KNEELING, Left to Right: J. Bacon, R. Carriedo, J. Caterina M Carnedo and B Bay STANDING J Benton B Vmton, R Hemtz C. Tabadisto, J. Frank, L. O'Connor, and Coach Bonomo. emzia Living up to pre-season predictions the varsity tennis net-men pulled victory after victory until the semi-finals of the S.C.l.F. playoffs were at hand. The racket squad of Saints whipped past San Diego, Hoover, Lincoln, and Crawford to take the Eastern League crown. Outstanding players this year were again Marcus Carrledo Bobby Ray, and Ruben Carriedo, all Southern California ranking players, who guided the victories. Seniors who finished their tennis career were Marcos Carriedo, Bobby Ray, Jim Bacon Jim Caterina, Jim Frank, and Ralph Heintz Perry Jones, former Davis Cup captain presents Marcos Carriedo with the Southern California Junior Sportsmanship Award for being the most outstanding Junior tennis personality of the year in Southern California. l O6 2... FIRST ROW: Nielson, Johnson, Zupon, Hunt, Clark, Ramos, Moore, Bartley, Maves, Contreras, Hooker, and Owens. SECOND ROW: Flores, Villa, D'Alessandro, Romero, Santos, Neary, Wilson, Kennon, Wheeler, Eklund, Winger, Brenha, and Jones. THIRD ROW: Coach Harkel, Clause, Percival, Preston, Vitalich, Player, Bianconi, Danforth, Jenkins, Schwab, McColl, Kel- Ienberger lmgr.l, and Lapointe lmgrl. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Mclver, Gontang, Crawford, Twomey, Stoginis, McClendon, Swatko, Hoffman, and Wagner. mad and ' With Coach Harkel's constant pushing, the 1960 track team ran faster, iumped farther, and pole vaulted higher to bring home on the inauguration of our new track the first meet victory in 3 years. Although the defeats did outnumber the victories, Saints' made good showings throughout the season, especially in the South Bay Relays. Our A team finished first in their division and Jake Craw- ford took a first in the High Jump. Track fortunes at Saints' are definitely on the rise reflecting the fine iob done by Coach Harkel. Urged on by the faculty, Saintsmen take the first three places. McColl, D'Allessandro, and Schwab add more points. lO7 Svatko spnnts to the frnish. Crawford-over with inches to spare. ' , 55, --ffefi-5? wif Percival-up and over. Jenkins - first place assured Gontang attempting a pole vault. l G. Clause set to dart out. Up and over with the shotput STANDINGS Crawford .... San Diego . . . SAINTS ..... Hoover . . Lincoln . . . 4-0 3-l 2-2 l-3 0-4 Sticking to the Saintsman tradition, the golf team kept a fighting spirit and proved to be cr real threat in City Prep League action. Coached by Father Gallimore, O.S.A., and sparked by sophomore J. Byron, the team rolled to impressive victories using mostly underclass aid. For its matches, the team teed off at Bonita, la Jolla, Mission Valley, Municipal, and Torey Pines courses. With Fr. Gallimore are, Left to Right: H. McConnell M Crafty C Kratz J. Shields, D. Sausen, P. Taylor, .l. Weeks, R. Pierson R Kevane C Ham llton, T. Nettles, and G. Byrom. ?aaL'54ZZ Beginning in early fall with football and con- tinuing with basketball, volleyball, and baseball throughout the entire school year, the Intramural program gave those members of the student body not engaged in varsity sports an opportunity to exhibit their skill. The program was aptly directed by Coach Fred Boiorquez and Athletics Commis- sioner Vince Ricchuiti. Credit also goes to the student referees who offered their much-needed services. ,xi C ' i, - if s k 'Wifi 4 ' - ff , 'we .1 L. 'rv Vik- 4711 ' A 'fix :Sei 9.2 -. - ' ,- A , H P311 H I f -Q, . V' L 1' 'l'f,I1.5. 'sf ifwrlgf H ,,,,., s it 'i 1 ' ' ' ,,,,. , 'fr ,X ' A ' Football intramurals began late in Sep- tember with the school being divided into three leagues. In the American League mighty section 4C sparked by Reggie Parent and John DeScisciolo rolled over senior opponents to capture their division crown. In the National League, section 3B guided by Mike Furness came out on top while section IC under Gary Hoff- man's callings was the victor in the Pacific Coast League. In the school playoffs 3B went to defeat to 4C, 2l-12. Section lC then was slaughtered by the seniors, 27- 6. ln the faculty-4C contest, the game re- sulted as one of the most exciting in school history when 4C bowed Merc-ifully 26-18. Outstanding faculty players were Mr. Bon- omo, Mr. Flood, and Father Gallimore. Section 4C, Intramural Champs, Left to Right: B. Baum garten, M. Jaques, R. Rohner, R. Parent, D. Haradon .l Jain, R. Heintz, G. Pamus, N. Raymond, and J. DeScis:iolo whey 7 f-She. . Et 3 ' ldv The 1960 version of the Turkey Trot was parallel to other years. About 50 boys turned out in gym shorts, etc., to run the 1.7 mile cross- country course. Held on the Wednesday before Thanks- giving, the Turkey Trot drew about 500 students lined along Bancroft Street. The winners were: first, senior Bill Farrell, a Thanksgiving Turkey, second, M. Firness a iunior who re- ceived a Spring-Chicken, and third, Maurice Waters, who was rewarded with a dead duclf. American League . . . . . 10-0-2 . 8-3-1 . 7-5-0 . 5-6-1 . . 5-7-O . . . . . 3-9-0 National League . . . . . 8-2-2 . 7-3-2 . 6-5-1 . 6-6-0 . 5-7-0 4-8-O . . . . . 3-8-1 Pacific Coast League . . . . . 8-3-1 . . 7-4-1 . 7-5-0 . 6-6-0 . . 4-6-2 . 4-6-2 . . 3-9-O Zcwketladi Basketball started in mid-September with all the games being played in Dougherty Gym. In the senior league, Eddie Richeson with Gunner Padberg piloted section 4A to a surprise victory for the division crown. Section 3A under coach Pat Barry took the iunior crown while Archie Emer- son's able leadership brought section 2A the sophomore title. Tom Procopio lead the freshmen section 1D to the freshman title. ln the playoffs, 3A downed 1D, 15-6, as 4A went over 2A, 12-7. ln the final match it was Randy McClanahan going all the way for a 3A defeat over 4A, 21-14. The faculty again defeated the students when they romped to a 58-36 win over 3A for the school title. Senior Division Sophomore Division 4A .... 5-0-0 2A .... 4-0-0 4B . . 3-2-0 2D . . 2-2-0 4C . . 2-2-1 2E . . 2-2-0 4D . . 2-2-1 2B . . 1-3-0 4E . . 1-3-1 2C . . 1-3-0 4F .... 0-4-1 Junior Division Freshman Division 3A .... 4-0-0 1D . . ,. . 3-0-1 3C . . 3-1-1 1C . . 3-1-0 3D . . 2-2-0 1B . . 2-2-0 3E . . 1-3-0 1A . . 1-3-0 3B . . 0-4-0 1E . . 0-3-1 112 Section 3A Basketball Champs, Left to Right: W. M:- Coll, B. Cihak, P. Barry, P. Eklund, and R. Lamb. SEC- OND ROW: R. McClanahan, J. Benton, P. Fay, and C. Anthenile. THIRD ROW: M. Crotty, and W. Casey. Wafleqfad cmd 455466 . . . ,ming and Za 7wz'emmwm6a These two should be ballet dancers the way they can go up after that hall together! Looks like 4D again with Clause and Moceri trying to show they are volleyball players as well as gridiron stars. The annual deadline doesn't wait for anyone, least of all the final results of the volleyball and softball intramural standings. But whatever they will be, you can be sure that every section thinks it has a chance for the title. The noise from the volleyball enthus- iasts on the lower field and the softball fans on the upper field every noon period must cause many cases of indigestion, if not to the violent, gesticulating supporters, then certainly to the neighbors who surround our spacious stadii. Come Joe, you can't get it back over that net if you :an't see where it is! Who'd ever think volleyball could be so exciting! SENIORS ,J b, V- N . W.-v, pu-I ,N - --X ,, I b, . K -Qvnrmzwx i - ,4 J,Y- K ,yin ' - Nui- 'yr ' gf! 'QL Aw' . , nk, . N . 4 134- Why. - , 1 1 '.-'fi' j'j':'1-..' - ' 'j'.' If f t412,v w Q :QW , .f , - f. . . , , A A - -A - Lf ' xg- v -Al. X- - 'SLN V . -a f ,. f f:s.,sSLY- 52-1 Y Q5 ' . K ix, - ' s X' Q .' ' . V -- .- I-.N ' rv '. M- ap. ., ,xy 1 -f Kami 'if ,s' 'F gn Na 'shin' A :sw ' . gm V v- ' x 4. M, Q X if ,JB ey M53 n , 2 . Q.,-.X 'Y I X Qry, L 5' f a .1 ,wx Sean fg. A , ,Jin 'SfN W f gl X , is 'f A' ,ft A Mfr' Q . V-gk. I , A I Q 24 ' x IT: M, , 4 UT' . ' Q J 2 85 f 'Q Xie .W a Nkxiti eadaw at The look of intelligence? Nclcozy, a figer wllh lhe freshmen Before. Affer, Cheat sheets? lf elected, I promise Honor student. Hey, he's coming behind you. The boy who sold the most chocolate candy bars was . . . Ah, she was not! W Ye-e-e-s. Don't look at me that way. Hey, waifla minute! C'mon, I needit! U-9-h-h-h! Leon 'um lo the left, lean 'um to fhe right. Tru-la-Ia-boom-de-a u........--....,..,....,,, ...., - , .. v ll- . Seniors in their glory. g s- , , lpchyhf xx wAf W ', f 1 1 R ,f 2- ' - ' W i' if 155 '-:T-w b - ' A . yawn, Me Tonto. Who you? .5 . Eurich leads the ieers. Wffch r fee, 's. A sole's eye view of you King Crumb-ley. 0-h-h-h Lee! H1335- James Willard Ables, Jr. 2234 Crenshaw San Diego 5, California Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Jim . . . famous for always getting the first seat in class . . . Comes to Saints everyday via Rosary . . . showed intellectual achievement by winning the Freshman Studies Medal . . . enioys bowling after school . . . always seen with Mike . . . Plans a Business Administration course at San Diego State. Robert David Ambre 'I912 Granger Avenue National City, California St. Michael . Bob . . . came to Saint's in the middle of sophomore year . . . arrived from the noble and honorable land of Japan . . . can be seen every lunch time cruising grounds in his green Ford . . . blessed 3D and 4D with presence . . . very likable person . . . plans to attend USD. Wiealie ' ' Gary Earl Armstrong 10340 San Vincente Blvd. Spring Valley, California St. John of the Cross Gary . . . a Saintsmen for 2111 years . . . came to us from the Oriental land of Japan . . . very active in his time here . . . SAINTSMAN 4, Newspaper l, 4, Photo Club l, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 . . . can always be seen with Jim . . . plans are to attend Univ. of California at Berkeley with a Chemistry major. James Joseph Bacon 3409 32nd Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Jim . . . one of 4B's most active boys . . . can always be seen cruising to Morley Field in a certain '47 Chevy . . . the other half of 'Bill' . . . Frosh football, Varsity Tennis 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . . avid participant of Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . a Chemistry maior at U.S.D. is next for Jim. William Lyle Bahne 3524 Gayle Street San Diego 15, California Blessed Sacrament Willy . . . ruined the racket going on for 6th and 7th periods, but was forgiven? . . . can always be seen in a huddle with the gang discussing the latest on custom iobs . . . very edu- cational . . . a great artist ! . . . Science Fair 3, 4 . . . plans to attend San Diego State with a maior in Civil Engineering. Dennis William Baker 3038 Wing St. San Diego 7, California St. Charles Bake . . . a four man . . . came to us from St. Charles Borromeo . . . outstanding Point Loma surfer and citizen . . . gets three hair cuts a year, never had an A card and will always be famous for leading the, lel's get the dragon head iunket at this years Hoover game . . . played intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to take Engineering at UCLA. Paul Dean Baldridge 3880 Ben St. San Diego 11, California Holy Family Paul . . . one of Saints' quieter mess-offs . . . started out at Saints in his sophomore year and played a little football . . . gels the last crack in . . . plans to take Fine Arts at State . . . maybe some day we'lI see his name in lights. Robert Charles Baumgarten 3820 Henry St. San Diego, California St. Vincent de Paul A true Saintsman in every sense of the word . . . Bob can be seen at all Saints activities . . . easy going manner has made him very popular with everybody and anybody . . . standout in 4C's championship team . . . last seen cruising to Santa Monica in his custom Studebaker , . . Convention Delegate l, 2, 3 . . . Augustinian . . . this Mission Hills boy will be seen at Cal with a major in science. ns very renowned for his efforts in the Speech Club . . . always Harold John Beck, Jr. 3692 31st Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick John . . . a Saintsman you can't help but like . . . came to us from St. Patrick's . . . can be seen cruising in a certain orange 55 Ford . . . one of North Park's better surfers . . . enioys cars, girls, and messing off . . . can't exist without cruising Circus . . . played frosh. and soph. basketball 1, 2 . . . plans to , ,, attend State and try Pre-law. George William Bednar, Jr. 5768 Mary lane Drive San Diego 15, California Blessed Sacrament Georgie . . . has seen 4 long and treacherous years at Saints' . . , always giving the answers in Physics class . . . blows his horn in the Band and at the games and rallies . . . plans to attend San Diego State with an Electronics Engineering maior. Thomas Oliver Bensmiller 8781 Dunaway Drive la Jolla, California Mary Star of the Seo BIob . . . came to us from Visitation School in Los Angeles for his last three years at Saints . . . participated in Track C for two years . . . intramurals-football 3, volleyball 3, base- ball 2, 3 . . . plans to attend San Diego J.C., maioring in Auto Mechanics. Peter Joseph Beres 1172 Midway Drive El Caion, California Holy Trinity Pete . . . from the valley of avacadoes . . . known for his ability in all intramural: . , . played football I, 2. . . baseball 1, 2 . . . Science Fair 3, 4 . . . Section 4C via 4A . . . takes his glasses off at dances and then can't see for the rest of the night.. .plans a Math maior at Oregon. Leon Joseph Bianco 3061 Massasoit Avenue San Diego 17, California lmmaculata Lee . . . very active in sports . . . Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, Server and Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Can be seen coming down from Clairemont in a certain Hudson, wolf- whistling everyone out of the way . . . another member of the G.O.C. Plans to attend U.S.D. John Douglas Bill 976 Tarento San Diego 6, California Sacred Heart John . . . One of the surfing Saintsmen . . . played football as a Frosh and J.V. 2 . . . Famous for artificial blond hair . . . Outstanding member of the G.O.C .... Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 47 Science Fair 3, Server 4 . . . collects money every Friday for Father Keane . . . Plans to attend Notre Dame's College of Commerce. dcwlaaw Vincent Francis Biondo, Jr. 2377 Hickory Street San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Vince . . . started as a freshman . . . famous for his little disagreements with a certain civics teacher . . . comes to school now and then to see what's going on . . . Sports Editor of Saintsman . . . Another Mu Alpha Theta boy . . . German club 3, 4 . . . Speech Club 4 . . . C.S.F. 3 . . . U.N. Delegate 3 . . . Plans liberal arts maior at State. Frank Flores Blas 1821 Julian Avenue San Diego 13, California St. Jude Frank came to Saints this year from the Pacific isle of Guam . . . played a mean sax in the band . . . also the pep band at all the games . . . his stature is one of the shortest in the senior class . . . intramurals 4, plans a college education here in the States. Carlton Burrell Bledsoe lll W 4369 Z Street San Diego 13, California Christ the King Bleds . . . Born in Temple, Texas . . . a true Saintsman . . . attended 4 years . . . common phrase- Swingin' Daddy . . . football 4 years--Freshman, J.V., and 2 years Varsity . . . track A . . . Soccer . . . Letterman's Club . . . U.N. Dele- gate . . . plans to attend U.S.D. maioring in Law. Joseph Ira Bodenstadt 4227 69th Street St. John of the Cross Joe . . . a true Saintsman whose presence is felt by all . . . has made the long haul from La Mesa everyday for tour years . . . participated in J.V. football 2, 3, baseball 2 and golf l. Joe's future plans include two years at J.C., followed by a career in masonry. San Diego, California John Joseph Bradley 4855 Arlewe Street San Diego, California L St. Mary Magdelane ,X-lily John . . . Came to us from back in Philadelphia . . . their Q, loss was our gain . . . has been at Saints 2 years . . . and is A if' XXE a true Saintsman at that . . . can be found with Jim in his fo' V hopped up Chevy . . . honors everybody with his presence at 1 ' D Saints functions . . . Intramurals 3, 4 . . . plans to attend State X ,X ,rr , and maior in iournalism after graduation. XRS. Y if Joseph Brian Brook X -' --Q, ' 739 Denise Lane El Caion, California Holy Trinity Brian . . . came to us in his sophomore year . . . arrived from Chicago, lll .... makes the long trip everyday in his '50 lowered Ford . . . plans to pursue further study at San Diego Junior College. Robert Anthony Buechner 3812 Herbert Street San Diego 4, California St. John Bob . . . a very likeable guy from St. John's . . . he has attended all four years here at Saints . . . an active member of Saints Bowling Club . . . member of the Saints team which won the B Division of S.D.J.B.A. Tournament . . . intramurals all four years . . . plans to take up plumbing. Michael Thomas Burns 3620 Amaryllis Drive San Diego 6, California St. Charles Mike . . . one of the Pt. Loma social boys , . . enioyed showing off his talents . . . fun time was had in Chem Lab .... intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity football 3, 4 . . . Lettermen's Club 4 . . . foresees a liberal Arts maior ci Notre Dame. Eduardo Bustamante Ramirez 1177 Ocampo Tiiuana, Mexico Divina Providencia Edward . . . has been at Saints' for 4 long and unforgettable years . . . comes to school from across the border every morning . . . one of the 'Spanish-speaking' pals . . . plans to attend Tech. of Monterey to take up Business Adtninistra- tion . . . Ed was very active in all intramural sports all four years. Robert Frederick Butler 4786 67th Street San Diego, California Blessed Sacrament Big Bob . . . nicknamed the Horse lor his graceful gallop on and off the gridiron . . . will always remember certain trip down the Colorado . . . varsity football 3, 4, JV 27 Frosh, 1 . . . manages a daily nap in Religion . . . normally quiet excluding his rare gems . . . College and Maior undecided. Paul Joseph Cashman 3912 Del Mar Avenue San Diego 7, Cali St. Charles Borromeo Paul has been with us for four long years . . . Seems to always be shouting the glories of Point Lorna . . . Enioys surfing and meeting girls . . . ran Varsity Cross Country 3, 4 . . . Letterman maior at Stanford. Marcos Arthur Carriedo 2315 Beta Street National City, California St. Rita Marcos . . . short in stature but big in heart . . . outstanding tennis player . . . treasurer of A.S.B. 3 . . . this Saintsman planned a business administration course at the University of Southern California before he was offered a scholarship to the University of New Mexico , . . will most likely do well no matter where he goes because of his quiet but vibrant personality. Daniel Louis Carrier 3224 McGraw Street San Diego, California St. Mary Magdelen Dan . . . Come to us in his sophomore year, then left and returned to graduate as a Saintsman . . . J.V. Football 2 . . . intramurals 2, 4 . . . This Saintsman will make Notre Dame his home for the next 4 years with a maior in math as his goal. Uni' man fornia 's Club 4 . . . Eyes o Chemical Engineering James Joseph Caterina 8406 Hillcrest Avenue La Mesa, California St. John Jim . . . tore up on the tennis team for 3 years . . . a real shutterbug . just loves Civics . . . backbone of the stage crew . . . can be seen with Gary . . . photographer for the SAINTSMAN 4, Science Fair 3, 4 . . . intramurals 1, 2,'3 . . . plans a science major at Berkeley. Paul Maynard Cave 1322 Manchester National City, California St. Mary Paul . . . Came to us o refugee from Hawaii . . . Has spent three years in our hallowed halls and all in Section 'B' . . . Paul's quietness in class is balanced by his great enthusiasm at all Saints' games . . . Plans to take a Philosophy maior at U.S.D. Robert Francis Chartier 3301 Trumbull Street San Diego, California St. Agnes Bob . . . can be spotted o mile away with his big yellow jacket . . . one of St. Agnes' boys . . . hates iug and ground duty . . . one of the many surfers . . . active in intramurals . . . noted for his weird laugh . . . can be seen looking for a drag in his Ford . . . the University of San Diego will be his next stop after graduation. George William Clause, Jr. 3525 Strandway San Diego, California St. Brigid George . . . One of the most widely heard men on the campus . . . Known for his great speed . . . Varsity Football 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Always manages to pull a muscle . . . Keeps Ella alive . . . Good volleyball player . . . Plans to maior in law at U.C.l..A. Arthur Winfield Colgate 3345 Bancroft Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Art . . . a four year man who originally came from New York . . . always seen with a large smile . . . very active in intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . pretty sharp man when it comes to tile -works hard at it . . . plans to attend U.S.D., maioring in Business Administration. 4401176444 Queen William Joseph Conlen 755 West 'l6tl1 Street Escondido, California St. Mary Bill . . . has told everyone about the glories of Philadelphia . . . New to Saints this year . . . received money from Father Danaher for a computer that didn't work . . . Pals with Tony . . . Augustinian 4, Math Club 4 lsecretaryl, Bowling Club 4, Science lair 4, Intramurals 4, 4A Honors Student, C.S.F. 4 . . . Sees an Elec. Engineering future at Loyola. James Bernard Collins 2832 29th Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Jim . . . a four year man . . . also a real cool lad . . . member of our fine football squad this year . . . J.V. football I, 2 . . . Varsity football 3, 4 . . . active in Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . United Nations Delegate 3 . . . St. Thomas More 4 . . . member of Letterman's Club 4 . . . A fine lad to have in the same class for study . . . plans to attend U.S.D. and maior in law. Handly Nathaniel Cook Ill 4034 Mt. Everest Boulevard San Diego 11, California St. Mary Magdelane Handley came to us in his Junior year . . . attended St. Joseph's' School . '. . has been tearing up with the Saints Bowling Club 'in his .lunior and Senior years . . . is hep on the ancient times-namely Archeology . . . plans to get his background at Sah Diego State. William Emery Cook 2414 San Marcos San Diego 4, Cailfornia St. Patrick Bill . . . a four year man from SmogsviIIe . . . past President of 59 Bowling Club l, 4, Captain of Champion Bowling Team . . . boasts 268 game . . . Varsity Baseball 3, 4, J.V. 2, Frosh l . . . Letlerman's Club 4 . . . Server W l, 2, 3 . . . lntramural's I, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to grace the United States Coast Guard with his presence . . . also drives a 56 Buick, not his own. John Ralph Corrado 3076 Imperial Avenue San Diego, California Christ the King John . . . came to us in his Senior year . . . is noted for his flashy clothes and winning smile . . . Trig rates high on this man's list as he plans to attend San Diego State and maior in math. Fred William Cover 1424 Myrtle Avenue San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Freddie lo all his buddies . . . rumor had it that he used to hang out around Broadway Plaza . . . a good guy who's friendly to all . . . intramurals for 4 years . . . plans to go to USD and fight his way into law. Wieatdedfae Jacob Wendell Crawford 3996 Teak Street San Diego 13, California St. Jude Craw . . . will be remembered for his good performances on the basketball floor .- . . iust loves to dance the Cha-Cha-Cha 3,4 math. look part in intramural volleyball and baseball 1, 2, 3 Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . great high iumper in track 2, . . . Jake is going to Xavier University with a maior in Sabastian D'Amico 4772 Marlborough Drive San Diego, California St. Didacus at U.S.D. Bernard Leo Davis 235 Leghorn Avenue San Diego 14, California St. Rita Barney . . . Quiet and nice Saints' basketball court . . l and 2 years on our varsity Sabe . . . known to all for his quick wit and mild temper . . . J.V. football 2 . . . basketball 1, 2 . . . bowling 4 . . . kept rallies alive with his great humor . . . brings Tony to school in his '57 'blue Chev . . . always feeding Ella . . . hates first two periods . . . a cinch to succeed in Pre-Med We VV., , . Edward Lee Crumley 3641 Mt. Acadia San Diego 10, California St. Brigid Ed . . . the most likeable clown at Saints . . . one of Clair mont's best surfers , . . was a Goof-Off and G.O.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Drummer Boy 2, Convention Delegate 1, 2, 3 . . . callec tion taker 4 . . . Plans a Liberal Arts maior at U.S.D. to know . . . most often seen on . Played Frosh, Soph. basketball . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Hopes to enter U.S.D. and maior in English. Peter Paul Demers 3406 33rd Street San Diego 4, California , St. Patrick ,-ff, -. sy Pete . . . a four year man . . . noted for his continuing smile :-Ziff? K . . . a senior vigilante . . . member of chess club 2, 3 . . . I If 'fxef K intramural football, basketball, volleyball, and baseball . . . f f A seen quite often riding with a very educated student in a 57 1' Q ZZ X g Chev or driving his own 56 Chev-at least that is what he yi Electronics . . . sure to obtain his goal in life. Y I f .+-'C N ,Ejff tells us . . . plans to attend San Diego State with a maior in X. 39 X k ., I David George Deneau 54 542 Linda Lane Chula Vista, California St. Rose of Lima Dave . . . one of the Chula Vista boys . . . can be seen driving a mean '58 Ford . . . known for the iazz from his mouth and . from a hot sax . . . band l, 2, 3 . . . played in Father Williams combo . . . pals with Vince, Alex, and Will . . . president of MU ALPHA THETA 4 . . . Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . . a real 4A honor student, Dave plans a physics maior at Cal Tech. John Stephen DeScisc'iolo 5209 Reynolds Street San Diego 14, California Our Lady of Angels John . . . one of the most likeable guys on the campus . . . always a big smile from a little Italian . . . Played Football 3, 4 . . . captain of the mighty 4C football . . . plans to honor the Air Force after graduation. Robert Nicholas DiPinto 7202 9th Street Imperial Beach, California St. Charles Bob . . . One of the boys from Imperial Beach . . . Mr. Aiken's supply officer . . . football 2, and Varsity 3 . . . track A I, 2 , . . noted for his green primer spots . . . this Saintsman is undecided in his future. Jon Matthew Dolence 417 66th Street San Diego California St Rita on a quiet man on campus, but always ready with a friendly word came straight to Saints from St. Rita's, where he spent the next four years . . . can always be seen running from bus to bus trying to make the first bell . . . plans to attend State and malor In engineering. Charles Joseph Donnelly III 3036 Goldsmith Street San Diego 7 California St Brigid Halo Joe finished 4 years at Saint's in flying colors . . . rushed in from Point Loma every morning in his little red bomb always giving a certain Civics teacher a bad time something about Chuang Kai-Shek. . . ran track I, next is U SD with Business Administration. J'... ' 2,3..'.'. ' ' Arthur Blair Duffy 9510 Blair Drive La Mesa, California St. Martin Blair . . . is one of the well known seniors for his likeable personality . . . This four year Saintsman has been seen at school dances loving more than the music . . . Can't be missed in his bad green Ford headed for Rosary after school . . . Hopes to enter Notre Dame for Business Admin- istration. Fermin Ramon Espinosa 415 11th Street Escondido, California St. Mary i Fermin . . . a man who made the trip from Escondido all four i years . . . Treasurer and member of Saints' Bowling Club, also on Saints' Bowling Team . . . J. V. Football, 2 . . . effective participant of intramurals . . . plans to attend Los Angeles maioring in Mechanical Engineering . . . has a sauped up white Chev in which he transports his boys to and fro. ad ,bcmpfe Jorge Blas Espinosa Alvarez 613 Ave. Sturbide Tiiuana, B.C., Mexico Divina Provencia Jorge is a full fledged Saintsman . . . you can see him around the patio with his faithful army iacket . . . enioyed a certain American History teacher . . . Basketball Manager 2 . . . will attend the University of Mexico this fall. John Philip Eurich 4691 Harvey Road San Diego 16, California St. Didacus John . . . blessed Saints' with his attendance for 4 long years . . . took an active part in sports during his stretch here . . . Frosh-Soph Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 3, 4 . . . belonged to the Science, Chess, and German Clubs . . . SAINTSMAN 4 . . . can be seen at all school activities . . plans a Math maior at U.S.D. , Juan Pedro Soria P.O. Box No. 459 San Ysidro, California Our Lady of Mount Carmel Juan, one of the boys who makes the long haul every morn- ing from Baia . . . what Juan lacks in size is made up for in determination . . . main hobby is hard work . . . originates from Mexico City . . . next year plans to attend San Diego State College, where he will take up the Law of Economics. James Russell Farrell 1327 Dismond Street San Diego 9, California St. Brigid Jim is another one of our four year Saintsmen . . . Could bp seen unloading his fish at the local fish market . . . Is a permanent fixture on the intramural teams 2, 3, 4 . . . Played l golf 2 . . . A member of that elite group: C.S.F. 1 . . . This Saintsman is headed for U.S.D. taking a Liberal Arts course. William Edward Farrell 4061 44th Street San Diego 5, California Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Bill has been an outstanding bulwark on our track team for two years . . . Also a familiar face in the Bowling Club . . . Soft spoken, friendly . . . Ran cross-Country 3 . . . A mem- ber of the German Club 2 . . . A good supporter of all Saints' Activities . . . This Saintsman will head for State and an Engineering course. Michael Christopher Fingennan 336 West Upas Street San Diego 3, California St. Joseph The gentleman with the high class automobile . . . drives a neat '59 Impala . . . can usually be found running for his first period class . . . John and Mike are inseparable . . . has made the long haul for four long years . . . after gradu- ation Mike plans to attend .l.C. and maior in Mechanical Engineering. Lawrence Angelo Fontana 1745 Ft. Stockton Drive San Diego 3, California St. Vincent ,- larry . . . a full-fledged Saintsmen . . . known for his luck and Hot 'Red Buick' . . . played Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . had an exceptionally good time on Junior Breakfast Day . . . will never forget a certain history teacher . . . will attend Junior College next fall. James Eugene Frank 3714 Oleander Drive San Diego 6, California St. Charles Jim, one of the surfing clan who makes the long haul from Point Loma . . . if the tide is favorable . . . played sopho- more basketball, J.V. Tennis 3, Varsity Tennis 4, Bowling Club 4 . . . put his all in intramurals . . . likes to collect records and water ski . . . U.S.D. will open its doors to Jim next year, where he will pursue a Business Administration course. Michael Leonard Freed 4355 Menlo Avenue San Diego 15, California Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Mike . . . has trudged his weary way to Saints for four years . . . Works part time but manages time for the Augustinian . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Convention delegate . . . Aspires to enter U.C.I..A. in the fall and maior in Engineering. James Lester Frye 4641 Ingraham Street San Diego 9, California St. Brigid Jim came to us in his sophomore year. . . Can be seen making his way from Pacific Beach, via Rosary, daily in his red Corvette . .' . A stalwart member of intramural football 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshmen feared this mighty senior around initiation . . . Has lettered four years in being a loyal Saintsman . . . U.S.D. will be .lim's goal, with a pre-law maior. Frederick Branan Gary 3322 Granada Avenue San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Fausto Gallego Sanchez Colina 195 Tiiuana, Baia California, Mexico Divina Providencia Fausto has come across the border for 4 long years . . . a real Saintsman . . . played soccer 3, golf 3, bowling club 4 . . . intramurals all 4 years . . . plans to attend the University of Mexico and maior in pre-law. Victor Manuel Garcia 280 Avenida Guanaiuato Tiiuana, Baia California, Mexico Divina Providencia 'Vicho' . . . has been coming across the border for 3 years . . . always losing his passport . . . played soccer 3, bowling club 4 . . . intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans on Engineering maior at the University of Mexico. ateahag Fred, 4A Honors, a real live wire who never stops came from Philadelphia in his sophomore year . . . made a hobby of running for office . . . Treasurer of the Math Club, Secretary of the German Club 3, 4 . . . Worked like a dog getting the SAINTSMAN out, annual staff 3, 4 iEditorj, thinks the theme ls great . . . C.S.F.' 2, 3, 4, Schola Cantorum 3 . . . Y.C.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, and Augustinian 2, 3, 4 . . . made Honorable Mention for Studies Medal 2 . . . will be moving to the Orient after graduation and will attend the University of Tokyo next fall. Gary William Gersten 4108 Hilldale Road San Diego 'l6, California St. Didicus Berkeley for a career in dentistry. Thomas James Gilb 4406 Upland Street La Mesa, California St. Martin tion. Gary has been for 4 years making his way down the halls . . . can spot a Picasso a mile away . . . usually seen smil- ' ing, eating, drinking chocolate milk, or writing bealnik poetry . . . dreams of the day when his blue bomb can take a Corvette . . . Vigilante and wrote for the hilarious skits during football season . . . will attend U.S.D. and then to Tom . . . a cool guy to be around . . . quite a man with cars . . . a great participant in intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to attend San Diego J.C. maioring in Business Administra- William Eugene Gauthier 4460 33rd Street San Diego 16, California St. Didacus This four year Saintsman is known for his seriousness around the campus . . . beneath his seriousness he is a likeable person who always has a good word to say about everyone . . . is known at Aztec Bowling Alley for his great hook . . . Music Club 4, Bowling Club 2, 4, Science Fair I, 2, Band 2g Librarian 2, 3 . . . plans to attend State and maior in Music. ,V ,- ' N ,ZV E C X 4' , E D .ff N i,.k f , diesel engineering. George Anthony Gilham 4663 Wilson Avenue San Diego 16, California St. Didacus Tony, this lad's presence is truly felt by all . . . he originates from Athens, Ohio . . . A Convention delegate all four years . . . Speech Club . . . Letterman's Club . . . during slay at Saints, has carved out an athletic name which will not be forgotten, made All League, All City, All S.C.l.F. and St. Augustine Hall of Fame . . . being a natural born leader, he will pursue a l.aw course at the University of San Diego. Gerald Leo Gillies 1412 E. Main Street El Caion, California Holy Trinity Gerry . . . Has been seen cruising down Highway 94 for the past four years in his hot '55 Ford . . . His spare time finds him working on his car or motorcycle . . . can always be found at the drag strip . . . J.V. football 1, 2 . . . participated in intramurals . . . plans to attend Cal Poly and maior in adeaceae John Patrick Michael Glenn 4184 Illinois San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Peter James Augustine Gontang, Jr. 3323 Boundary Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Pete is one of the more familiar faces on the campus and has spent 4 years here . . . came to us from St. Patrick's. He's played intramural football, basketball, volleyball and baseball in his iunior and senior years was also one of the notorious vigilante: and this year is a member of the bowling club and president of our growing pep club. Pete plans to attend U.S.D. next year maioring in business administration. Paul Emile Gosselin 4512 Kensington Drive Irish Erin Go Brah is his unsung motto . . . known for his unforgettable personality . . . boosted the school spirit during the football-season with his golden voice over the intercom . . . ioined the Speech Club to aid in his reformation of the world in the near future . . . undecided in whether to honor U.S.D. or State with his presence, where he will take up a Liberal Arts course. Michael Thomas Gontesky 4555 Long Branch San Diego 7, California St. Brigid Mike . . . one' of the most likeable guys at Saints . . . showed great spirit as cheerleader . . . will always remember certain cartwheel . . . convention delegate . . . terrific artist .. . server 1, 3, 4 . . . intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .one of O.B.'s more distinguished citizens . . . plans to maior in architecture at State. San Diego, California Sacred Heart Paul . . . Came from back East . . . unfortunately his first year with us was his last year of high school . . . quiet in class except when he comes out with one of his rare gems . . . never will'forget the Football Prom . . . next year will be seen at State with Business as his maior. Alfred Michael Haas 514 Florida Street Imperial Beach, California St. Mary Al . . . makes the long haul from Imperial Beach every day . . . loves school with fervent devotion . . . hos struggled through four tortured years . . . honored science fair with entry 3 . . . avid supporter of Father Keane's trig. class . . . plans to attend U.S.D. to maior in Pharmacy. John Peter Hagan 7554 Fay Street La Jolla, California St. Mary Star of the Sea Lee to all his buddies . . . one of the La Jolla boys . . . carries W a carload from the Jewel City every day . . . German Club member 3 . . . enioyed the club's trips to the mountains . . . a victim of Junior Breakfast Day crackdown . . . plans a Liberal Arts maior at U.C.L.A. 1 logo! Sam Jerome Russell Hamilton t 2904 51st Street San Diego 5, California Our lady of Angels Jerry . . . a native San Diegan . . . a four year man from Our Lady of Angels' Parish . . . man who can keep an awaiting class in the right spirits , . . plans to attend Police College with a maior in Police Work after a tour of duty in the United States Marine Corps. w Donald Charles Haradon 7185 San Miguel Avenue Lemon Grove, California St. John Don . . . a Lemon Grove boy who has attended Saints faith- fully for four years . . . can be found at the local bowling W alley shooting for the perfect game . . . active in intramurals and a member of 4C's championship football team . . . spends his afternoons roaming around Mt. Miguel High School . . . Who's Janya? Gary Roger Hawthorne 4129 Front Street San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Gary . . . came lo us in his freshman year . . . took active part in intramurals . . . a faithful member of the intellectual section this year . . . the school wpuIdn't be the same without his curly hair and ever ready smile for everyone . . . plans to attend San Diego J.C. John Heekin 4748 Hillcrest La Mesa, California St. Martin John . . . Can always be found with Sal and Tony . . . Football 1, bowling 1, 2 and all intramurals . . . gets ten points at a time . . . left us for one year... . . can always be seen laughing or signing up . . . JC will honor this man next year. Ralph Quentin Heintz 3333 Russel Street San Diego 6, California St. Charles Borromeo Ralph . . . One of the most quiet seniors . . . Has a wealth of knowledge . . . ls known for his ardent support of the Ground Observer Corps . . . was very active in intramural football and will always be remembered for his spectacular kick-off return that helped 4C win the school championship. Roger Starr Hopgood 3264 Redwood Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Dubbed as Happy in his sophomore year, Roger is famous for being manager of anything. He came to us from St. Benedict in Indiana and has been here 4 years. Roger was a member of the Chess club and J.V. Football manager in Sophomore year. He is a senior vigilante, a member of the senior court and a server, also played intramurals in his iunior year and varsity Football . . . Baseball manager in his senior,year . . . is a member of the Audio-Visual Club. Roger has made no definite plans concerning next year. John Michael Hughes 2158 Commonwealth San Diego 4, Califomia St. Patrick Mike . . . a four year man at Saints . . . quiet by nature but a driving force behind him . . . big ace on the golf team . . . 4B's law expert . . . plans to attend U.S.D. maioring in pre-law . . . Letterman's Club 47 Saintsman and Augustinian 3,45 Intramural l, 2, 3, 4. Stephan Michael Hunyady 531 Vlncente Way La Jolla, California St. Mary, Star of the Sea Steve came to us at the end of his Junior year from Chicago. He played tackle for the Varsity Football team, was class A Shot-putter for the Varsity Track team and played intra- mural basketball, volleyball, and baseball. Steve can usually be found in the main patio scratching his head and saying, Oh, that's ever so nicel Plans to attend USD next year with a major in business administration. John Kenneth Jam 4540 34th Street San Diego 16, California St. Didacus Saints has seen this gentleman prowling its halls for four years . . . has established himself as one of the intellectuals of 4C's Physics 8. Trig. classes . . . active in intramurals and a member of 4C's championship football team . . . is seen at all school activities . . . plans to maior in law at U.S.D. or ioin the Air Force. Homer Lee James 1007 South 44th Street San Diego 13, California St. Jude Homer doesn't say much but is liked by all . . . has given his all in everything, he undertakes, especially scholastically . . . played freshman football, freshman and sophomore basket- ball, and all intramurals . . . plans an aeronautical engineering course, either at Parks College or St. louis University. Michael Ward Jaques 204 W. Lewis Street San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Mike . . . joined our clan in sophomore year . . . proud posses- sor of a shocking green, Earl Schieb '51 Ford . . . pals with Fred . . . won't forget Junior Breakfast Day . . . complains about giving to the Missions and Ella . . . plans a Liberal Arts maior at State. Walter Edward Johnson lll 4391 Hamilton Son Diego, California St. Didacus Walt is one of those boys who is always a lot of fun . . . quick witted and genial . . . proud of his car has a reputation for being thrifty . . . able to run miles on a gram of gas . . . helpful and generous . . . JC and Mathematics are his next concern. J adm! lgffydtdlfi Richard Dominic Kadlubowski 5430 Dundee Avenue San Diego 20, California St. Theresa Kad . . . came to us from Chicago by way of Phoenix . . . is known for his well-rounded personality and faithfulness to his duties . . . football manager 3, 4, track manager 2, 3 . . . has been serving on God's altar for l2 years . . . belongs to the letterman's club . . . bowling club 4 . . , radio club l . . . will attend U.S.D. maioring in history. James Lawrence Kelly 4060 Illinois San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Larry, usually seen cracking a smile . . . one of the fellows who traveled around in his four years stay . . . broke his little-heart when he had to get rid of his white bowl . . . ardent member of the boosters club, that means he doesn't Clifford Alfons Kcllman miss a dance . . . played all intramuralsg U.N. delegate 37 4029 39fl't 5ff69l freshman football team . . . will attend J.C. for a year then SGH 95990 5, CUllf0I'f'iU go to State for a course in accounting. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Cliff . . . a 4 year man . . . a real whiz at math . . . can be seen cruising Saints in his hot Plymouth Station Wagon . . . a charter member of Mu Alpha Theta . . . Football manager 2, 3, 4 . . .German Club 3 . . . a terror as a vigilante . . . C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 . . . Y.C.S. 3, 4 . . . Schola Cantorium 3, 4 . . . Science Fair 3, 4. Plans Math maior at Villanova. David Lawrence Labruzzi 3128 Hugo Street San Diego 6, California Saint Agnes Dave is a 4 year man at Saints . . . entered here from Saint Agnes . . . he is a member of the Lettermen's Club and has played Freshman Football, Freshman and Sophomore Soccer, intramural Football, Basketball, Volleyball and Baseball all 4 years . . . Dave brought out his intellectual side when he entered the Science Fair in his Junior year . . . next yeor's plans include U.S.D. and a maior in business law. c' sef 9 XX 3931 .. 27 N 9 Michael Kelvin Eugene Lannen 1709 Reed Street San Diego 9, California St. Brigid Mike came to Saints from St. Brigid's and decided to stay the 4 years. He ran B track in his freshman and sophomore years. A track in his senior year. Played sophomore soccer, intramural football, basketball, volleyball and baseball all 4 years. ls a past member of the bowling club and a member of the pep club. Next year Mike intends to attend U.S.D. with a maior in psychology. Patrich Claude Larter 520 Sunnyside Avenue San Diego 14, California Our Lady of Angels Pat . . . Known for his brown book-case and friendly smile . . . Enioyed o certain 38 history teacher. Chem. Lab. intrigued Pat . . . Honors 4A student . . . Stuck with Latin 4 years . . . Plans an Engineering Maior at U.C.l.A. Lee Paul Lapinski 3435 Cooper Street San Diego 4, Callfornia St. Patrick Known as Ski by fellow Saintsmen . . . Had his hand in almost every sport while being here 4 years . . . could always be seen in a cherry red Model A and traveling far and wide to find fine surf . . . Plans to attend State with graduate work at Scripps, maioring in Geology and Oceanography. James Frederick Lehmann 4282 Middlesex Drive San Diego 16, California St. Didacus Jim . . . an activity-minded 4A boy . . . played football 3, 4 . . . intramurals, Math Club, Math Team, Letterman's Club, Augustinian, Saintsman Sports Staff . . . and this year a member of the Y. C. S., a spiritual organization from which no Saintsman has profited more-socially-than .lim . . . will maior in engineering next year at Oregon. Robert Edward Lerwill 2227 Ralene Street San Diego, California St. Mary Spider, called so because of his hawky legs . . . has attended for four ioyous years . . . will always remember a certain day down at the Kon Kai on a certain boat . . . Intramurals all four years, stage crew, Bowling club 4 . . . takes special pride in his '57 Chevy . . . U.S.D. is his im- mediate choice for college, with a maior in Business. Robert Herman Levey 1519 Monroe Avenue San Diego 16, California St. Didacus Bob . . . came to us in the middle of his iunior year . . . made friends fast . . . characterized by his sunglasses and brown book case . . . veteran of Brown Military . . . great friend of Heekin's . . . loves English . . . has not yet decided on a career. Michael Anthony Lucero, Ill Louis Atty Liberatore 2548 Violet St. San Diego, California St. Didacus lou . . . Has attended Saints for four prosperous years . . . Famous for his few words at one of Saints' rallys . . . can always be seen with Sabe and Gary . . . active in all intra- murals . . .convention delegate l, 2, 3 . . . started flying missiles at recess and noon . . . next year will see lou at San Diego State with a maior in Business. George Rudolph Lopez 5207 Churchward Street San Diego 14, California St. Rita George came to Saints in his first year . . . His dead-pan humor made him a popular figure around the campus . . . Could be seen at all Saints' dances with a certain girl . . . Took to wearing a sport coat in his senior year . . . Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Junior College is next goal for this Saintsman. James Patrick Lorentz 8833 Glenhaven Street San Diego ll, California Holy Family Jim . . . one of the unheralded hardworkers on campus . . . known for his philisophical nature . . . member of the -Y.C.S. and Schola Cantorum 2, 3 . . . will always be remembered for his dry sense of humor . . . plans to study philisophy at Seattle University . . . C.S.F. 2, 3 . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. dag 4 Wqma John Thomas McDermott 2705 29th Street San Diego 4, California Our Lady of Angels 4590 73rd Street la Mesa, California St. Martin Mike . . . noted for his section spirit in all extracurricular activities . . . particularly intramurals, which he took very seriously . . . spent spare time during senior year as a barber ...J.V.footbalIl,2...a , c ,, I trckl2 Socerl23 Senior court l . . . next year will see this man barbermg his way through St. Michae 's College with a Physical Education maior Mac to his friends, came to Saints from St. Didacus and has spent 4 happy years among us. John has participated in freshman and sophomore intramural football, basketball, volleyball and baseball. Next year at this time John will probably be a front line defender as his plans include joining up with Uncle Sam. Jack John McEncroe 2767 Warden San Diego, California St. Charles Jack . . . well remembered for his big smile and friendly personality . . . came in his Junior year and became one of the city's best milers . . . well known for furthering Inter- national Relations . , . was last seen at the MulIen's Hacienda . . . One of the boys who had crutches this year . . . this Lad's next home will be San Diego State with a major in Business. all pmcfae Robert Joseph MacBush 4306 Utah St. San Diego 4, California St. John Evangelist Ross Donald McMillan 335 Witharn Street San Diego 3, California St. Vincent A long time Mission Hills man Ross came here through the courtesy of Holy Family and is a 4 year scholar. A member of the speech club and Lettermans club, he has played all intramurals, all 4 years. Ross is presently the chancellor of the St. Thomas More Club and at senior cour enioys playing Perry Mason as he is the defense attorney. Can usually be found in the main patio discussing questions of the day with his intellectual colleagues. He plans to attend U.S.D. next year to take up philosophy. Tom Joseph McNeil 4317 Sierra Vista San Diego, California St. Vincent de Paul Tom . . . left us for one year, but his presence once again is felt . . . big in heart and stature . . .good .basketball player . . . J.V. basketball l, 2 ,... Baseball l, 2 . . . all intra- murals . . will always remember a certain game at Hoover . . . a true Mission, Hills boy . . . fond of his lowered-in-back Chevy . . . Sacramento State will honor Tom with a maior in mechanical engineering. Gilbert Madrigal Barrientos Jalisco y Suchiate No. 52 Tiiuana, Mexico Conception lmmaculata Gil . . . Took the long ride in from Tijuana far'four years . . . Could always be counted on to debate any subiect in History with a certain teacher . . . Noted for his ability at Soccer . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . .Soccer 2, 3 . . . Bowling Club 4 . . . Plans an Engineering maior at Tech- nologico de Monterey College. Sherman Earl Manard, Jr. 5000 Westminster Terrace San Diego 16, California Mac . . . a four-year Saintsman and a member of this year's Honors Section . . . a steadfast member of the Math Club Math Team . . . plans to maior in Math at State . . . seems to have a favorite subiect . . .decided to enlarge his curriculum during his Sophomore and Junior years when he played on the Saints baseball team . . . thinks his name would have more rhythm without the Mac . . . is known to respond heartily to all iokes after a full 60 second con- sxderation. Patrick Malala 2502 Myrtle Street Honolulu, Hawaii St. Rita's Pat . . . A native Hawaiian . . . has many stories about The Islands . . . always can be heard . . . has a real good voice . . . Happy Hare tried to get Pat's contract . . . noted for his uncanny method of pitching a softball . . . plans to go in the Marines and then attempt a professional singing career. St. Didacus Sherm . . . took a vacation from Saints and went to Hoover in his iunior year . . . known for his remarkable sense of humor which was shown greatly at the rallies . . . can be seen with Irish, Seb, and the boys . . . played intramurals 1, 2, 4 . . . member of the elite St. Thomas More League . . . plans to attend U.S.D. and maior in law. Raymond John Marinez 672 Valley Avenue Solana Beach, California St. Leo Ray . . . Has arrived faithfully from Solana Beach for the past four years . . . Enioys Fr. Danaher's humor and is always willing to support Ella when asked to do so . . . Participated in the fine intramural program . . . San Diego State or UCLA will host this graduate, who plans to maior in Business Ad- ministration. Raul Sabastian Martinez Ortega 3419 Newton Avenue San Diego 13, California Sf. Martin Raul . . . o four year man who has lettered in the three , maior sports since entering Saints . . . can be found prac- ticing the Cha Cha with a certain girl from R.C.A .... known and liked by all who associate with him . . . will be seen on the campus of U.S.D. maioring in Math, Uvaldo Anthony Martinez 2013 Wilson Avenue National City, California St. Anthony U's most prized possession is his glowing smile . . . one of ' Saints better Athletes . . . Varsity football, baseball, basket- ball 3, 4 . . . Senior Vigilante . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . . succeeding in putting scare on incoming freshmen . . . can usually be found talking about baseball or Rosary girls . . . Plans to attend U. of Seattle with a maior in Law. George Gerald Martinson 3952 lngals St. San Diego 3, California St. Vincent George lpronounced Jawi l . . . here is a true Saints- man . . . one of those real workers . . . wrote often for the Augustinian . . . Speech Club Prexy . . . worked on Saints- man and in Pep Club . . . Cross Country ond Y. C. S. . . . member of C.S.F. and 4A honor student . . . sang for Schola Mighqel Bryqn Mqy . . . Mu Alpha Theta . . . known about town for tripling in his 4932 Del Mm. Shed '55 Chevy . . . plans a physics maior in college. San Diego 7, Caifornia St. Martin Mike . . . came to us as a freshman . . . fine football ability and was a great asset to the team . . . is always seen contrib- uting to Big D's Ella's Club . . . vigilante in his senior year . . . terror to freshmen . . . a college diploma from Ari- zona State as a Business maior is Mike's next goal after leaving Saints. Stephan Joseph Meierbachtol 1328 Flamingo Place EI Caion, California Holy trinity t . . . has been known to associate with a certain El Caion lass . . . intends to maior in business . . . Track I, 2, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 45 Frosh football 1. Meier . . . a great guy to have in class . . . renowned x for his recital of poetry . . . likes to work on his dune bug ' v Salvatore Thomas Moceri 5018 Soledad Road San Diego 9, California St. Brigid Sal came to Saints for his iunior and senior years, which was a break for us as he played Varsity football and basketball both years . . . Known as Big Sal he was famous for a ioke, a smile, and his renowned grape-crushing shoes . . . Plans to go to college and maior in Engineering. Joseph Montoya P. O. Box 382 San Ysidro, California Our Lady of Mount Carmel Joe . . . a four year Saintsman . . . was closely associated with a radical green '38 Ford, which he recently traded in for a Bel-Aire . . . noted for his neat appearance and soft- spoken manner , . . was active in intramurals for four years . . . Joe will next attend U.S.D. with a Business maior. a can dede William Gordon Moser 3440 Arizona Street San Diego 4, California St. John the Evangelist Bill . . . known as the only gentleman in Big D's 4C English class . . . a lot of fun in any crowd . . . a four year man who has never been found without his Pepsodent smile . . . active in intramurals, and seen at most school activities . . . U.S.D. will be hosting this graduate next fall in its Liberal Arts course. Joseph Bruce Mullen 3519 Dumas Street San Diego 6, California St. Charles Joe . . . one of the best liked Saintsmen . . . vigorous sup- porter of school activities . . . can be found driving his fire burner in Mission Hills . . . best known as top pancake maker at Saints . . . Co-Capt. Varsity football 4, All-League Selec- tion . . . Convention Delegate . . . letterman's Club 41 C.S.F. 3, 4 . . . Senior Court 4 . . . A.S.B Vice Prexy . . . Plans to attend Stanford, maior in engineering. Richard Martin Munoz 2235 Morningside Drive San Diego 14, California St. Rita Rich is another four year man, entering here from St. Mory's . . . freshman year saw him in the speech club . . . sopho- more and iunior years he was a member of the band . . . played intramurals, football and baseball . . . track manager in his sophomore year . . . Rich is undecided about next year. Paul Edward Nacozy 3451 Fir Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Paul . . . one of 4A's bright Lads who also starred in ath- letics . . . has played football and ran track for four years . . . one of this year's outstanding backs . . . Speech Club, Math Club, St. Thomas More Club, and letterman's Club . . . in the past he has worked on the Augustinian, played intra- murals, and been an occasional member of the C.S.F .... plans to maiar in science . . . possibly at Santa Clara . . . known for his bright smile, scratching his head, and his yeoh. Carlos Renaldo Nava 1812 Kearney Ave. San Diego 13, California St. John Carl . . . for four years a firm believer in students' rights . . . admired by his colleagues for his initiative and quiet manner . . . was active in both football and basketball in his first two years . . . later retired to a brilliant career in intramurals . , . this Saintsman will go on to Junior College alter graduation. Michael Francis 0'Brien f. 906 Bangor Street 1 San Diego 6, California y els: ' St. Agnes 6 t .' fig YLT Mike . . ., has attended Saints for four years . . . participated ig. - in intramurals and B track . . . this year a member of the Math Club and Math Team . . . plans to extend this interest next year at college in San Diego . . . usually seen doing nothing almost anywhere . . . a quiet guy with an easy- going personality and lots of friends. 0545 Zma 775421 Patrick Edward O'Mally' 2100 Dehesa Road El Caion, California Holy Trinity Pat's athletic ability and great personality have made him one of the most popular and well-known men on campus . . . commonly known as O'Mally from the Valley . . . he has taken the daily coach from El Caion .. . All-League and All- City varsity football . . . played varsity football 2, 3, 4 . . . varsity baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . class president 2, class secretary 4 . . . this able Saintsman is heading for Notre Dame in pre-law. Paul Luther 0'Neal 1205 23rd Street San Diego 2, California Our Lady of Angels Paul . . . known for his clowning and dramatic ability . . . would never miss a dance because it would always miss him . . . enjoyed giving summons as a Vigilante 4 . . . ran track 7521 Cifsle D iVe 2, played intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans a Liberal Arts ' Lemon Grove, California mqim- ni U.S.D- St. John of the Cross Jack . . . a true Saintsman for tour years . . . top speller in Mr. Wolf's physics class . . . likes to cruise in his little bug . . . remembered for his explosive tactics in Chem Lab John Paul Osterberg . . . top vet at Saints . . . plans to maior in liberal Arts at U.S.D. John Robert Padberg 4126 Middlesex Drive San Diego 16, California St. Didacus Bob . . . this year's number 1 Saintsman . . . Junior Class President and this year's A.S.B. President . . . Bob probably has gained more friends in four years than any one Saints- man . . . has built up an admirable scholastic record and a x near-complete activities record . . . Speech, Math, Bowling, ' St. Thomas More, Letterman's Clubs, Y.C.S., Schola Cantorum, C.S.F., and Band Leader for two years . . . received Sophomore studies medal . . . played intramurals . . . has a desire to run Saints by himself and is usually seen trying . . . hopes to enter Loyola next year. George Anthony Pamus 1821 Julian Avenue San Diego 13, California St. Jude ,. 5 George . . . a four year Saintsman . . . is one of the more quiet men on campus . . . played sophomore basketball and ' Rx all intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . was a server and a four ff year member of the Band . . . hopes to ga to U.S.D. and take V,-'1' a Liberal Arts course, then go into Law . . . otherwise will M Q E D honor Air Force with his presence. 'X . 1 N 'ff' Reginald Arthur Parent N M 4128 50th Street N . f ---1 f San Diego, California Sacred Heart Reggie . . . one of the musically inclined Seniors . . . played a red-hot saxophone in the band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . led intra- mural football team to the school championship.4 . . . also, played intramural basketball, volleyball, and baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . had a good time in Fr. Danaher's class . . . plans to enter State . . . would like a career in music. Wilbur Allen Percival 574 Twin Oaks Avenue Chula Vista, California St. Rose of Lima Percy . . . attended Saints' the last 3 years . . . known for his extreme horsing around . . . made the San Diego Science Fair 4 . . . participated in track and soccer 3, 4 . . . real active in intramurals . mon. . . a navy career awaits this Saints- .lesus Pinto Estrada 1013 Ocampo Tliuana, Baia California, Conception Immaculata Jesus arrived at Saints' in his sophomore year and immedi- ately was recognized as a swell guy and loyal friend . . . makes the long haul to Saints every morning from down under . . . active in intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to maior in Architecture at the University of Mexico next fall. Mexico 1 l Robert John Polansky 3410 East 7th Street National City, California St. Mary Bob . . . has established himself as one of the best read Saintsmen during his four years here . . . ran track in his iunior year . . . Y.C.S. 3 . . . Augustinian 4 . . . active parti- cipant in intramurals . . . was outstanding lineman in 3A's championship team , . . also one of the schools biggest agitators . . . plans to maior in Liberal Arts at San Diego State after graduation. Richard Louis Polansky 3410 East 7th Street National City, California St. Mary One af the Polansky boys from National City . . . has played intramurals all 4 years at Saints . . . known best for never being at school on time and wearing iazzy clothing . . . Rich is also famous for eating and sleeping . . . plans to attend San Diego State with a maior in Law. John Robert Preston 2820 6th Avenue San Diego 3, California St. Joseph St. Joseph's was John's old stomping grounds . . . easy going but everybody feels his presence , . . has a hard time keeping his hair in place . . . intramurals all four years . . . famous for one run . . . a maior in English at State is his next ob- iective. John Hall Prendergast 427 San Remo San Diego 6, California St. Agnes John . . . a native San Diegan . . . has been attending Saints for two years . . , active in intramurals . . . plans to attend USD as a math major . . . known for his curls. Daniel O'Donahue Preston 2820 6th Avenue San Diego 3, California St. Joseph Dan . . . a member of 'B' section for 4 years . . . an Honors English student . . . always has a philosophical thought for , everyone . . . can be seen with George . . . usually at the beach . . . ran Cross Country 2, 3, 4 tCaptainl, Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 4, German Club 3, Scholo Cantorum 2, 3, 4, Server 3, 4 . . . hopes to end up at Villanova with an English malor. 1-fad! aan Eugene Joseph Rathswohl 3781 Mt. Acadia Drive San Diego 11, California St. Mary Magdalene Gene . . . has spent a two year hitch at Saints . . . came from the Los Angeles area . . . one of the Clairemont boys . . . can be found at almost any bowling alley . . . the pep club and bowling clubs have felt Gene's cheerful presence this year . . . plans four years at State with a Math maior. Lynn Lyons Ray 4244 Jackdaw St. San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Bobbie . . . an active Saintsmen for two years . . . is one of our outstanding tennis stars . . . one of the first Saintsmen to have studied abroad, Bobbie has been to England where he competed in tennis tournaments . . . played intramurals . . . member of the letterman's Club and ex-member of the Honors Section . . . now lives in Mission Hills . . . has the widest smile in school . . . plans a Physics maior at Stanford next year. Normand Louis Raymond 1504 Monroe Street San Diego 'l6, California St. John Norm . . . a big, little man at Saints . . . showed an out- standing ability in playing varsity basketball 3, 4 . . . a real popular fella who likes to have a good time . . . had many famous physics experiments . . . a great trig student . . . played intramural football, volleyball, and baseball . . . Augustinian and server 4 . . . plans to attend St. Mary's and study Dentistry. Stephen Tichbbrne Reck i 4481 Arista San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Physical Reck makes the long haul from Mission Hills each day in his Olds . . . was a server in his Freshman year and played intramural volleyball . . . a consistent member of section A . . . is undecided about attending college next year or spending six months in the Coast Guard first . . . usually quiet . . . known especially for weird experiments such as a car full of 22 Saintsmen and a bloody science proiect. Vincent Mario Ricchiuti 194 H Street Chula Vista, California St. Rose of Lima Vinney was our able Comm. of Athletics 4 . . . comes to school to refresh mind . . . is still searching for 4 spiners . . . enioys Fr. Williams sense of humor . . . Varsity Basket- ball 4, J.V. Baseball 2 . . . 3 year scholastic winner . . . C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Studies Medal 3, Honorable Mention 1 . . . Augustinian 3, 4 . . . San Diego Science Fair 3 . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . . desires to take electronics engi- neering at Cal Tech. asian! mga. Edward Martin Richeson, Jr. 3092 Central Avenue San Diego 5, California Our lady of the Sacred Heart Red . . . whoops, Ed captained 4A to the Intramural Basketball championship . . . idolizes Steve Allen . . . My name is . . Augustinian 4 . . . SAINTSMAN 4 . . . Senior Court Secretary 4 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . One of the best liked Saintsmen whose absence will be missed . . . this honors' student plans a Liberal Arts maior at State. George Lawrence Rivera 3277 Myrtle Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick 'Show-car George' . . . o landmark at Saints' for four years . . . a popular and easy-going guy who loves to give Big D a bod time . . . has one of the most well known cars at Saints . . . active in intramurals and a member of the bowl- ing club . . , will take up Business Administration at U.S.D. in the fall. Charles Rito Rives 1914 Felspar Son Diego, California St. Brigid This Saintsman is best known for his startling size . . . , Charley always has a friendly grin for all . . . likes Baker's parties especially . . . every lunch time chucker can be seen trying to outrace Brother . . . plans a maior in Education at A ' U.S.D. Victor Elroy Rodriquez 324 Foothill Road San Ysidro, California Our Lady of Mount Carmel Vic . . . came ta Saints in his sophomore year and has since that time come to be known and liked by all . . . will remember leading the student body as head cheerleader . . . musically inclined . . . lead trumpet in band . . . Schola Cantorum 3, 4 . . . varsity track 3, 4 . . . always active in intramurats . . . 4A honor student and C.S.F. lad . . . Math, Music, and Pep Clubs . . . Augustinian 4 . . . a pre-med course is next for this Saintsman. 4 Robert Michael Rohner 6410 Quillan Street San Diego ll, California Holy Family Mike . . . a four year man at Saints . . . quiet, good-natured, with a good sense of humor . . . often seen driving his pick-up truck . . . was a member of the undefeated Frosh football team . . . excelled in intramurals . . . football, basketball, volleyball, baseball . . . wants to enter the serv- ice and study electronics. Rene Alfredo Romero Call 3 No. 90 col. Libertad Tiiuana, Baia California, Mexico Divina Provideneia Born in Santa Ana, California, he now resides in TJ. and is known by the girls there as Dino . . . was seen for four years wandering around the campus with a smile on his face and a comb in his hand . . . plans to reform the U. S. Air Force in coming years. 70665 time would Gustavo Ramon Romero i065 Jefferson Avenue Chula Vista, California Our lady of the Precious Blood Nicknomed Goosy by fellow Sointsmen . . . played almost all intramurals while being here 4 years . . . was known around campus for always turning up out of nowhere with a bit of wit for every occasion . . . plans to attend U.S.D. and maior in Business Administration. Robert William Romero 4505 Contour Boulevard San Diego 15, Californh Blessed Sacrament Bob . . . a real great athlete . . . with a fine sense of humor . . . Football ability made him a big asset to the team . . . played all intramural sports . . . his blue Merc kept him and Mike active in extra-curriculars . . . will never forget a certain wild ride nor the river trip . . . supports Fr. Danaher as a spare-time hobby . . . plans to enter Arizona State Anthony John Rosa and mio, in mam. 3046 McCall Street San Diego 6, California St. Agnes Papa came to us his iunior year from Tunaville . . . drives a green '54 Chevy and can be seen taking his choice every day in Fr. Danaher's class .. . always has that big smile 'and proud to be a 4D man . . . hopes to attend San Diego State for a Business Administration maior. Kenneth Paul Roye 147 C Street Chula Vista, California Ken . . . has attended Saints for four years . . . represented Saints well in the Toastmasters Speech Contest . . . a strong intramural man . . . golf 2, 3 . . . server 'l, 2, 3 . . . Science Fair 2 . . . a friend to all . . . especially to Ed and Steve . . . University of San Francisco and law is his next des- tinotion. St. Rose i i Y X r A ' 9 Robert James Rueschman 630 S. 45th Street San Diego 13, California St. Jude Bob was a mighty and loyal member of 4C . . . can always be seen flying at low altitude in his hot Chevy . . . 6th and 7th period he enioyed helping the teacher set up the experi- ment . . . his ability was recognized greatly on the intra- mural football champs team. State College will next see this Saintsman. Lucian Salazar 29l5 E Street San Diego 2, California Our Lady of Angels Lu . . . has been seen around the campus for 3 years . . . never misses a social event . . . always talks but never gets a greenie . . . a 4A Honor boy . . . intramurals 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, 4 . . . Math Club 4 . . . ran Varsity Cross Country 2, 3 and track 2, 3 . . . this Saintsman sees a col- lege future at Loyola. Frank Anthony Sanchez 3060 B Street San Diego 2, California Our Lady,of Angels Frank . . . well known for his unmistakable laugh and good humor . . . also known in intramurals and for his great contributions to the Varsity basketball team in the past two years . . . Frank's greatest ambition is to be a bulltighter but if this ambition is not attained he will settle for College as an electronics maior or ioin the service. Lyle Peter Sanders 4203 Arzueleo St. San Diego 3, California Saint Vincent Lyle . . . has been here all four years . . . among other interests he enioys boating, skiing, and during the summer he can usually be found with the boys at O'l Mission . . . Lyle plans to attend J.C. next year. Russell Schweinfurter 4686 Craigie San Diego, California St. Rita A four year Saintsman, Russell plans a career out of the Air Force after graduation . . . an avid follower of all Saints functions . . . can be seen writing codes toward the end of each quarter . . . intramurals for 4E was his favorite lunch- time pastime . . . favorite hobby was combing his hair . . . certainly to be missed. Keith Frederick Scutt 5626 Beaumont Avenue La Jolla, California Mary Star of the Sea Keith . . . came to us from England in his freshman year . . . usually can be seen before a Physics test checking despera- tively on some difficult problems . . . his high powered Olds is his most prized possession . . . one of the La Jolla surfers . . . Speech Club 2 . . . Soccer I . . . Science Fair 3 . . . Active in intramurals . , . U.S.D. will host this man next year. Thomas Robert Sexton 4525 47th Street San Diego 15, California Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Tom . . . one of the East San Diego boys . . . seen around the campus with Norm occasionally . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . St. Thomas More League 4 . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . Convention Delegate 2, 3 . . . Intramurals all four years . . . will attend U.S.D. next fall and maior in pre-law. James Arthur Shaules 4679 Norman Dr. San Diego 15, California Sacred Heart Jim . . . a four year man . . . usually seen driving his better than 'stick' '57 Chev . . . participated in Freshman and Sopho- more football, 'A' track 2, active in intramurals all four years . . . hopes to attend U.S.D. as a business maior or be an auto-paint salesman. We depad Dennis Xavier Shea 4605 El Cerrito Drive San Diego 15, California Blessed Sacrament Denny . . . swell friend to all . . . 4C via 4A . . . debates with Fr. McDonnell . . . seen at most dances doing a fast number . , . varsity football 3, 4, J.V. 2, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . J.V. Basketball 2 . . . U.N. Delegate 3, SAINTS- MAN l, 4, Science Fair 3 . . . C.S.F. 3, 4 . . . Class Secretary l, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3 . . . Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 sees a Math maior at University of California. Francis Eugene Signorelli 2763 Nye Street San Diego 11, California Holy Family ing in engineering. Carl John Silva 3427 Garrison Street San Diego 6, California St. Agnes with a Business maior. Dennis John Shields 2534 Commonwealth Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Denny . . . one of the most active on campus . . . can be seen with Paul in his '50 Ford . . . Rosary attracts this boy . . . Varsity football 3, 4, J.V. 2 . . . Basketball J.V. 2 . . . Varsity baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . also lent his talents to Math Club 4, St. Thomas More league 4, letterman's Club 4, Science Fair 4, and class vice-prexy l, 2 . . . this LAD also has brains, being in C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Plans a Physics Maier at U.S.F, Frank . . . a four year man known especially for his band participation . . . carries a big Italian smile . . . active in intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . will attend State next fall maior- Carl . . . Saints' representative from the tuna colony . . . easy going fellow, rather quiet . . . can be seen with Dave . . . stalwart on the Baseball team 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . . intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . . will attend Junior College George Douglas Somera 3815 Acacia Street San Diego 13, California St. Jude Doug . . . a four year man and big wheel in 4E . . . con- ' siders himself an excellent drummer . . .basketball 1, Band 3, 4 . . . intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . next fall will either see him at J.C. or in the Navy. Lawrence Richard Soria 7216 22nd Street San Diego 2, California ' Our Lady of Angels This boy Larry is quite the Lad . . . he has been with us four years . . . may be seen at all the dances . . . always cracking iokes in Fr. Danaher's class . . . J.V. football 1, 2 . . . Varsity football 3, 4 . . . J.V. Basketball 1, 2 . . . J.V. Baseball I, 2 . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to maior .in Architecture at San Diego State. Michael Joseph Stafford 4391 Hermosa Way San Diego 3, California St. Vincent Mike . . . one of the most popular men on campus . . . good athlete . . . known for ability to dislocate hips . . . Senior vice-prexy . . . secretory of the St. Thomas More Club . . . Traffic Safety Council . . . always ready with a warm greeting and friendly smile . . . popular with the opposite sex . . . good dresser . . . this Lad plans a Business maior at San Diego State. William J. Stelmach, Jr. 4119 Clairemont Drive San Diego 17, California St. Mary Magdalen Wild Bill . . . has been with us from the start . . . for three years headed the drill team which marched before our band . . . captured the studies medal in his sophomore year . . . 4A honor student and C.S.F. seal bearer . . . conven- tion delegate 1 . . . B track 2 . . . served on the altar all four years . . . active in Math, Music, and Chess Clubs . . . a college education ahead. Ronald Robert Stenger 4835 Vista Street San Diego 16, California St. Didacus - Ron . . . was drafted straight from St. Didacus to spend all four years at Saints . . . bolstered the sax section of the band during his first two years . . . 4A honor student . . . participated in science fair in both iunior and senior years . . . charter member of Mu Alpha Theta . . . plans an engi- neering maior, beginning at San Diego State. Joseph Earnest Stidman 5138 Savannah St. San Diego 10, California Immaculata Joe . . . another man that made all four years . . . well known for his 'crazy' antics around the campus . . . carries on a good conversation with the boys from below the border . . . was active in intramurals all four years . . . plans to attend U.S.D .... maior undecided. 14 4 Anthony Roland Tafoya 1216 Earle Drive National City, California St. Mary Tony . . . Editor-in-Chief of The Augustinian . . . is es- pecially proud of his white customized Ford . . . served on Executive Council as A.S.B, Secretory in iunior year . . . Varsity Cross Country 2 . . . B track 2, 3 . . . intramural football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . 4A honor boy . . . organized St. Francis De Sales Society, new iournalism club . . . college and a physics maior lie ahead. Michael Francis Stroginis 1145 14th Street Imperial Beach, California St. Mary Mike has been with us four years . . . comes to school every day on the lmperial Beach Express . . . he may be seen every day in the snack bar . . . known for feeding the poor . . . served on varsity football 3, 4 . . . intramural football l, 2 . . . plans a Pharmacy maior at the University of Colo- rado. Alexander Louis Svatko 668 Brightwood Avenue Chula Vista, California St. Rose of lima ' Alex has been with us four years . . . he has been o United Nations Delegate 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . takes people's money at a part-time iob . . . quite the serious student . . . Varsity track 3, 4 . . . Varsity cross-country 2 . . . intramural foot- ball 2, 3 . . . and the future at this time is undecided. th, Harry Wilson Taylor S542 Potomac Street San Diego 14, California St. Mary's Harry . . . stuck it out for 4 full years . . . popular member of the 4E elite . . . active around the patio at all times . . . participated in intramurals for 4 years . . . next fall will probably see Harry at State in a draftsman course. Timothy Engracio 3370 Moraga St. San Diego 11, California St. Brigid Tim . . . never misses a social event . . . another one of the boys who reached the four year mark . . .' can be seen everyday making the long haul from Clairemont . ,. . was active in intramural football 2, 3, 4 . plans to attend S.D. State as a business maior or ioin the Air Force. Donald Traxler 7490 Minerva Drive San Diego 14, Califomio St. Rita Don . . . has one of the friendliest smiles on campus . . . excelled in Honors English . . . seeks cover on a windy day . . . kept Fr. Keane wondering at his Trig solutions . . . Chess Club, Radio Club . . . plans an English maior at State. I 2 lx can 77Z4z'ez. Edward Francis Tynen Ill 3701 Curtis San Diego, Californiio St. Charles A track standout . . . Ed has gotten many points for Saints track team . . . quick witted . . . known for his conservative clothing . . . remarks he makes in class are now famous . . . enioys bringing little spacks in Physics . . . Intramurals all four years . . . Ed will be seen at U.S.D. with a maior in Business. Henry William Vasquez 3309 Felton Street San Diego, California St. Patrick Henry . . . preferred to be call Bill . . . small in size but loud in voice . . . did a great iob in leading 4B to their candy quota . . . o standout in Intramurals . . . has a kissing cousin at school . . . known for his choice remarks . . . Bill will enter U.S.D. in the fall with a maior in Business . . . can be found with Bac almost anytime. Lawrence Hay' Turner 4510 Mataro Drive Son Diego 15, California Blessed Sacrament Larry . . . is known primarily for his toctful dating habits . . . prefers girls from Illinois . . . one of Saints' better athletes . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 . . . traffic safety 4 . . . Junior Class Treasurer . . . last seen cruising in his white Hornet . . . loves river trips and points of order . . . next year will see Larry at the Naval Academy maioring in deck swabbing. Thomas Joseph Twomey 837 12th Street Imperial Beach, Californiia St. Charles Tom . . . always has that big smile . . . can be seen-driving his big old black Chevy with black velvet seat covers . . . or in the snack bar . . . varsity football 3, 4 . . . intramural baseball 3, 4 . . . plans a Dentistry maior at the University of Colorado. Charles Edward Valleio 1977 Irving Avenue San Diego 13, California St. Anne Tank . . . well known as a big man on campus . . . easy to get along with . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . Track 2, Let- terman's Club 4 . . . intramurals for four years . . . plans a Business maior at USD. Jose Alfonso Villarreal 4625 El Cerrito Drive San Diego 15, California Blessed Sacrament Joe . . . enioys Fr. Williams French translations . . . member of 4A Honors . . . attends every football and basketball game . . . standout in Math Club 4 . . . known for his subtle gems and rubbing from Ricchiuti . . . Science Fair 3, 4 . . . this 4 year Saintsman desires a Chemistry maior at U.S.F. John Ronald Wagner 4051 Boore St. San Diego 17, California St. George boy . . . active in intramurals 3 and Varsity Football 4 . . . Thomas Michael Wallace 1766 Grand Avenue San Diego 9, California St. Brigid men on the campus and known Ronald Charles Weeber 3520 Pershing Street San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Ron . . . one of the biggest and best Saintsmen . . . seen everywhere in his hot Ford . . . frequently visits Rosary Hi . . . active in all phases of intramurals . . . will be seen next fall at J.C. with a Business Administration maior. James Lawrence Welch 4732 Atlanta Drive San Diego 15, California Blessed Sacrament Jim . . . terror of the local Go- . . . ran B track as a iunior . . all the way . . . 4A honor Ia his what's it in the Science Peter Amory west college with a chemistry or math 1300 W. Walnut San Diego, California St. Vincent Pete . . . showed both his political and athletic ability this year . . . Comm. of Elections and Varsity Football to his credit . . . cynicism is his specialty . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Let- terman's Club 4 . . . Augustinian and SAINTSMAN 4 . . . One of the representatives to the traffic safety council. . . this lad will be seen on the Holy Cross Campus with a maior in liberal Arts. Robert Emmett Whelan 4260 Mt. Bigelow Drive San Diego 11, California St. Mary Magdalene Bob is one of those men whose personality is as big as he is . . . active in many activities . . . Football 2, 4 . . . Let- terman's Club 4 . . . intramurals 4 years . . . after leaving Saints Bob plans a Business Administration maior at U.S.D. Alpha Theta . . .Server 3, 4 . . . stymied his John . . . another four year man . . . our Hollywood play- . . . lettered in J.V. Football plans for the future begin at S.D.J.C. with a math or English maior. Tom has been with us four years . . . one of the biggest to all . . . he is quite the riot at all the dances . . . intramural football and volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Fair 1, U.S.D. in a Political Science maior. 2, 4 . . . plans to attend Morris Minor intramural man member of Mu classmates with Fair . . . future plans include maior. Kart set in his . Band 3 . . . d and charter William Thomas White 8803 Robin Hood lane La Jolla, California Stella Maris Bill . . . came to Saints from l.os Angeles in iunior year . . . in two short years has become one of the best known men on campus . . . a real native fella . . . o bruising fullback on varsity football 4 . . . intramural basketball, volleyball . . . varsity baseball 3, 4 . . . worked diligenty as sports editor on the Augustinian . . . a good friend of Fr. Danaher , . . will probably attend University of Seattle or St. Louis with a Business major. Thomas Augustine Winn 2710 Kausman San Diego, California St. Joseph Tom . . . a boy who really likes the tropical climate . . . parties and dances listed as favorites . . . likes all foods especially Mexican . . . sharp witted . . . plans to be a Beach Rat all this summer . . . next year U.5.D. will host this Laddy with a maior in law. Dennis Bray Ybarra 605 2nd Ave. Chula Vista, California St. Rose of Lima Dennis . . . came to Saints his freshman year . . . an active man in the pep club . . . had Science Fair exhibits l, 2 and 4 . . . possesses the friendliest smile on campus . . . a server as a freshman . . . was a standout in intramural football . . . will enter college in the fall . . . then wants to be an Air Force Pilot. Eugene Ray Young 1226 East Washington Avenue El Calon, California Holy Trinity Eugene . . . makes the long haul from El Caion every other morning . . . accomplished organist . . . a whiz in mathe- matics . . . famous for his sunglasses and brief case which he always has . . . an intramural fan . . . San Diego State is this man's next home with a maior in music. Francis John Yurcich 4374 Kansas St. San Diego 4, California St. Patrick Frank, another one of the famous tour year men . . . actively indulged in intramural baseball 2, 3 and Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . John plans to attend U.S.D. next year as a Business malor. 464747 --- Friends, l hope that after reading the 1960 Saintsman you will discover and agree it ranks near the top and that in the years to 'come it will bring back many enioyable memories. let me first say that producing something that re- quires such work as the Saintsman does, holds its good and bad moments. Despite the look on the pic- ture above, l really enioyed working on Saturdays and Sundays enabling us to present to you the 1960 Saintsman. We started the tedious task in early September, and continued our laborious efforts until the last dead-line in mid-April. Ot course, credit goes where credit is due. I want first to thank my loyal and obedient executive staff, 152 J composed of Rudy Ordona, Tony Laliberte, and C. Kottman who all acted as my number one assistants. Production credit goes to Joe Busco and Bert Nestor of Busco-Nestor Studios for the excellent work' done on the senior portraits, to Ross Reyman for the fine underclass pictures, to S. K. Smith Company for our cover and to Bob Hopkins of Mirro-Graphic Year- books for his ever-ready aid all during the year. A special wagon of thanks goes to Mr. Wade and Mrs. Hughbine of the Publicity Department for the San Diego Zoo who supplied us with help on our theme. Other students whose help I certainly appreciated were M. 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