St Francis High School - Poverello Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

CONGRATULATIONS I TO THE I l I 1 963 i MEN OF sr. FRANCIS FROM I THE l I POVERELLO STAFF EDITOR- Virgil Crock P ASSISTANT EDITOR - Bob Golch ART EDITOR-Walter Rau SPORTS EDITOR - Larry Favor, Art Chapman COPY EDITOR-Arnold Jensen BUSINESS MANAGER-Tim Farasyn l LAYOUT-Roger Allen, John Buckley, Jim Sandner, Bob Baum Pat Muir, Bob Estrada, Larry Dillon I COVER DESIGN BY- Oak PHOTOGRAPHY BY- Nelson-Ellis Studios, and Lancer Camera Club .7 W,m.,,wW Mmm Presenfs The 1963 2 ..1.-.1i PO ER J 4 C onfenfs ELLO Dediccfion Faculty Sfudenf Body Activities Sporfs iw 3 DEDICA TION WHEN BROTHER FISHER IWASKO, C.S.C., PRONOUNCED HIS RELIGIOUS VOWS ON SEPTEMBER 21, 1938, THE BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS WERE UNKNOWN IN SANTA CLARA VALLEY. NOW, TWENTY- FIVE YEARS LATER, BROTHER FISHER IS COMPLETING HIS SEVENTH YEAR AS PRINCIPAL OF ONE OF THE BEST KNOWN SCHOOLS IN THE AREA. THE FAME OF OUR SCHOOL IS DUE IN GREAT PART TO THE FAITH, ENERGY, FORESIGHT AND ADMINISTRATIVE KNOW-HOW WHICH BROTHER HAS APPLIED TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOP- MENT OF ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL'S PHYSICAL PLANT AND EDU- CATIONAL POLICIES. THE STUDENTS OF SAINT FRANCIS CONGRATULATE BROTHER FISHER ON HIS SILVER JUBILEE AS A BROTHER OF HOLY CROSS AND DEDICATE THIS T963 POVERELLO TO HIM IN APPRECIATION OF HIS OUTSTANDING SERVICE. 4 FACULTY FQ W WM 5 BROTHER FRANKLIN CULLEN CSC Treasurer, English I BROTHER FISHER IWASKO CSC Principal, Religion IV Civics BROTHER ELWIN BORES, Dean of Men Civics CSC MR. ANGELO AGUIAR Director of Athletics English I Physical Education 6 BROTHER EAGAN HUNTER CSC Director of Studies and Guidance, Mechanical Drawing and Art BROTHER DONALD HOOD, CSC Attendance Officer, English III, Religion IV BROTHER DONALD EAGLESON CSC Band Direclor, Religion II +1-K MR. RICHARD WILLIAMS English ll 8. Ill ., fn' I BROTHER DAVID PAPEN, CSC Religion I BROTHER EAMON SCHAFFER CSC Librarian, Lclin I 5 Q -, am. Hay.. 7 BROTHER JAMES CLAY, CSC English l 8- IV Religion Ill J- ' BROTHER MICHAEL DUDLEY CSC Director of Vocalions Glee Club Moderator Lclin II, Ill, 81 IV 1 BROTHER ROBERT CARBERRY CSC Algebra I, Geometry General Mathematics BROTHER ELMER BRUMMER CSC Algebra I, Geometry Religion IV BROTHER GEORGE LOHMAN CSC Business Law Algebra I BROTHER FRANCIS ROBINSON CSC Religion I General Science MR. MARK ENAYATI Trigonometry, Geometry Algebra Il MR. RICHARD COLLOTON General Mathematics Typing BROTHER CHARLES JOHNSTON CSC Chemistry CPN X. MR. ANDY LOCATELLI General Business Physical Education 'UN lags- MR. HAL CONRAD Biology 'SLK BROTHER FREDERICK DUNN CSC Physics, Algebra II BROTHER WILLIAM DOOLING CSC Spanish I, Religion III 43215. 'if 9 f. vi DR. MANUEL FOJO Spanish I, II, 8. III MR. MARTIN LARREY United States History MR. DANIEL KERR World History Religion Ill MR. ROBERT 0'LEARY English ll World History BROTHER ANTHONY PAPEN CSC Faculty Chef, Grounds REVEREND ARTHUR SCHOENFELDT CSC Chaplain 'IO BROTHER EWALD LYONS, CSC Assistant Director of Athletics Gymnasium MRS. WILMA TRINGALI Secreiary 'Ugg ,RQ MRS. ALBRECHT Secretary REVEREND JOHN MAGUIRE, CSC Assistani Chaplain fs... '-ms, 0 0 1- KPN. MR. DAVE BIZARRO Head Custodian Moinienonce ll STUDENT BODY Q sei FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY-TREASURER Ted Pearson VICE-PRESIDENT Roger Cruickshank PRESIDENT Bob Nitrio I2 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS R SECRETARY TREASURER I RALLY COMMISSIONER PRESIDENT Rich Farcnc I Tim Razzun Q AI Castle 3 vice PRESIDENT Kirk Colvin , 54 'T 15 la. '- VICE PRESIDENT Pat Reynolds PRESIDENT Ron Donovan SECRETARY TREASURER Andy Nicholls SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dwight Beck VICE-PRESIDENT Bill Anderson SECRETARY-TREASURER James Roberls QIQN BROTHER EAGAN PATRICK REYNOLDS RONALD DONOVAN ANDY NICHOLS CSC SI. Joseph's SENIORS ROGER ALLEN SI Simon s RICHARD ALLEN SI. Simon s Qua- HARRY AXE SI Raymond s DENNIS BALFE SI. WiIIiam's THOMAS BALMANNO DAVID BERGSTRAND SI. MarIin's f g SI. MarIin's X. I ROGER BABOWAL SI. Raymond's TIMOTHY BROWN Our Lady of Ihe Rosary VICTOR CALVO St. Cyprian's .avi ' 'T STEPHEN CAMPELLO Si. Simon's 'igzff JOHN COGGINS -1... A vg ig St. Joseph's rd 'nf .H J ws-1 f KIRK COLVIN SI. Joseph's RICHARD CONNER JOHN COSTA 57- JOSGPWS SI. Dennis's 2 avg N Zowp GEORGE COTICH SI. Simon's 0--0 S 2 VIRGIL cRocK 5 - 0 GARY CUNHA SI. MurIin's 1 SI. MarIin's 'J ' C' Q., 45' 3 . O IJ in DANIEL DECRISTOFORO SI. Nicholas's LAWRENCE DILLON RAYMOND DIFAZIO Our Lady of SI. Simon's the Angels I6 WILLIAM DUGGAN SI. WiIIiam's ROBERT DUVALL St. Simon's 'Q 7 ' RICHARD FARRELL ,ip-.W Y.: ROBERT ESTRADA RICHARD FARANA SY. Martin's ST. NichoIus's TIMOTHY FARASYN St. NichoIas's ,qt I ROBERT FARWELL SI. Joseph's fj fy? . . Il--A-3, SAMUEL FERGUSON SI. WiIIiam's 8 ...1 47W BRIAN FISHER PATRICK FLANNERY St. Anthcnsius's St. Joseph's I7 Cx Atv' -7' JAMES FOSTER St. Joseph's E: JOHN GAMBLING MICHAEL GARIBALDI SI. WilIiam's SI. Simon's MELVIN FRONTELLA SI. Joseph's A-4 fiiy 'Ffv' N., LUCIEN GEARING SI. Joseph's Y JOHN GEMELLO Q M ALAN GILSON SI. WilIiam's SI. Joseph lf Q. QI? 1 35,41 , iii.: Cuperhno WILLIAM GREGG CHARLES GROS SI. Joseph's SI. AIoysius's RICHARD GRAVES SI. Albert The Gres! 18 NEIL GUINEY Sl. WiIIiam's THOMAS HALDERMAN SI. Simon's Tx. TY MICHAEL HIBLER SI. AIoysius's A qw- xx I jfiiv .- .f cuff' NOEL JONES Sacred Hearth 11 , 'R ag, MICHAEL HARTLEY LLOYD HAWKINS SI. Simon's SI. Simon's Ig. 'IQ I 1 LAWRENCE HEDRICK Our Lady Of The Rosary 1 KEVIN HOLTZCLAW SI. NichoIas's ,I -gvI CTS 'U' YF wt'- ROBERT JuLE5QN GREGORY KASSELL St. Simon's QI-'een Of The Apostles I9 LOUIS KATEN SI. Lucy's Z 'r- Lf 1 ROBERT KNIGHT St. AIoysius's WILLIAM KIEHM SI. Simon's JOHN KOLSKI SI. Joseph Cuperiino v. I GERALD LANGRIDGE SI. CIare's 4 5 H JAMES McCANN 'K MICHAEL MCCANN SI, SImon's ' SI. Lawrence k' McrIyr VDWQ DANIEL McELROY SI. WiIlicm's 'f9 fk,,m 4 I .I K 0 ,e-1. Q. 1 I T ' v P I i x MICHAEL MALACHOWSKI SI. Simon's' ,Wm -- WILLIAM MAYER Queen Of The Apostles 'M AI 7 20 fum RICHARD MEJIA SI. AIhcnasius's VICTOR MERLINO Sacred Heart GERALD MOLLOY TERRENCE MORRILL SL Mcrtin's Sf. Albert The Great PETER MULLER Sacred Heart Kar' tif' 3 3 ,s Aix va. JOHN MURPHY k ,A , Q WILLIAM MURPHY St. Chris!opher's 'Q Sf- J05ePh'5 an -l 1 003 'Q ' Q A 1 - T ..... A N I WILLIAM MUSGRAVE Si. Martin's 1-a-1' wp- 'ik F-Q53 Q- f PAUL NAREWSKI PATRICK 0'RElLLY SI. Simon's SY- I-20'S 21 'TTS DENNIS ORTIZ St. Joseph's , r '-gh R Y' .mqfzq .51 5, KEVIN PASKE St. Lucy's JOSEPH PATTI IVAN PAVLINA SI. .IusIin's SI. Joseph's DONALD PIERAZZI SI. Pius X MICHAEL POWELL DANIEL PRIMONT Sf. Martin's SI. MarIin's WALTER RAU SI. Simon's DAVID WILLIAM RISER GEORGE ROBITAILLE Our Lady Of The Rosary Sr, Chrigygphe,-'5 22 MICHAEL RODGERS Our Lady Of Guadalupe DENNIS SALISBURY St. Nicholas THEODORE SIVLEY St. Simon's NICHOLAS SANNELLA ANTHONY SCHLENZ Queen Of The Aposlles SL Joseph's Bl-AH' r g I I A Q LAWRENCE SONDGROTH St. Simon's vxT ' b Mm 4' on a NK R MILK 9 llhwnilnlw I A Q ' JOSEPH STANDIFER PHILIP STEINER GARY SHARA SI. Simon's 'CTX ROBERT SLAVIN Si Slmon s w- 4...-. ANTHONY TAORMINO Si. MarIin's 'PW6 St. Clqire'g Our Lady Of The Rosary 23 FRANCIS TORRE LEO VADEBONCOEUR S1 Alhunasius Sf Simon's Af-C1 , iam-1 , THOMAS TAYLOR SL Aloysius PAUL VECCHIARELLI St. Joseph's A M A ' ' ,f 1 - ,X QS A 'E'-e:4:.sa5,, JAMES CHARBONEAU SL Joseph's J-,,,...w-.K MAURICE VIAND St. NichoIus's JAMES COMERFORD SL Mar1in's ALAN deBEAUCLAIR JOHN 0'CONNOR St. Francis Assisi St, Joseph'5 24 A Q A . ,n nr-5. 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W5 0 .slr Q T. l in 1 f 555 7 WA, Ll sap , 'hiv E J A Hallie. L K rj , ' iii '.-,, 2 . , Q Y 3 'rf' -' V' - 'exiles i lk 1 'fr f. J C .rvs ssvl is is 'L i iss x7 k' Q amd ii 'QM' ' QI .M AVV, me .ni 5 ' I I . ,Volk I Q J James Walker James Wallace Robert Watanabe Charles Wheeler Richard White K. mem 1' gk . ,., J, li fm 4 c f'- iz 'fl 2 , GT? , David Whiteley T. Whittaker David Wilkie David Williams Wm. Wilkerson 1 Michael Winans David Winters David Wirth Charles Wiseman C. Zawoiski SENIOR DIRECTORY ALLEN, RICHARD W. 1735 Begen Ave., Mountain View, Calif. 968-5976-Biology Club 2, Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 3,4, Top Hatters 4. ALLEN, ROGER S. 1011 Alegree, Los Altos, Calif. 968- 5729-Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4, Varsity Track 3,4, Yearbook 4. AXE, HARRY 752. Live Oak Ave., Menlo Park, Calif. DA. 4-1494-Beginners Band 1, Lancers, Band 2,3,4. BABOWAL, ROGER M. 135 Waldea Drive, Menlo Park, Calif. DA. 2-6071-Biology Club 2, Car Club 4, Glee Club 1,2, Cross Country 2, Rally Com. 4, Top Hatters 4, Track 1. BALFE, DENNIS M. 1866 Apple Tree Ln., Mountain View, Calif. 967-3922-Band 3, C.S.F., N.H.S. 3,4, Drama 2,4, Glee Club 4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Science Club 1. BALMANNO, THOMAS A. 474 Vine Ave., Sunnyvale, Calif. RE. 6-4042-Biology Club 2, Car Club 4, Frosh-Soph Baseball 1, Glee Club 1, Intramural Sports 1, Radio Club 4, Top Hatters 4. BERGSTRAND, DAVID L. 160 Bell Ayre Dr., San Jose, Calif. AX. 6-8183-Biology Club 2, Radio Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3. BROWN, TIMOTHY A. 3334 Bryant St., Palo Alto, Calif. DA. 3-2913-Debate 2, Frosh Football 1, J.V. Football 2, Monogram Club 3,4, Rally Com. 3,4, Service Club 2, Sodality 4, Student Council 1, Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Track 4, Y.C.S. 1. BRUCE, RICHARD A. 11760 La Bella, Sunnyvale, Calif. RE. 9-4074-Frosh Football 1, Top Hatters 4. BULLENE, RICHARD C. 1239 Cedar St., Palo Alto, Calif. DA. 2-9226-Radio Club 4, Mission Club 4, Top Hatters 4, Transferred from St. Francis, Watsonville. BUTLER, WILLIAM P. 15214 Bell Court, Saratoga, Calif. EL. 4-1404-Debate 1, Intramural Sports 2,4, Monogram Club 3,4, J.V. Track 1,2, Varsity Track 3,4, Y.C.S. 3. CALVO, VICTOR T. 110 Alice Ave., Mountain View, Calif. 967-5178-Car Club 4, Glee Club 3, Intramural Sports 4, Lancer Staff 2, Track 1,2, Vice President 1, Yearbook 1. CAMARDA, PETER J. 10191 N. Blaney, Cupertino, Calif. AL. 2-2633-ervice Club 2, Track 1,2,3,4, CAMPELLO, STEVEN A. 679 Kingswood Way, Los Altos, Calif. 948-4299-Drama 4, Newspaper 2,3,4. CASSIDY, JOHN F. B75 Lockhaven Dr., Los Altos, Calif. 968-0628-Band 1, Cross Country 2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Newspaper 4, C.S.F., N.H.S. 4, J.V. Track 1,2, Varsity Track 3,4. CASTLE, ALBERT L. 1732 Peachtree Ct., Mountain View, Calif. 967-0423-C.S.F., N.H.S. 3,4, Car Club 4, Drama 2,4, Intramural Sports 3,4, Newspaper 2,4, Rally Com. 3,4, Service Club 1,2, Sodality 3,4, Student Council 4, Top Hatters 4, Yearbook 2. CHARBONEAU, JAMES E. 329 Herran Dr., Santa Clara, Calif. CH. 8-5097-Transferred from Cupertino High. CLIFTON, WILLIAM R. Box 303, Santa Clara, Calif.- Transferred from Mineral Springs High, Nevada, Glee Club 3,4, Track 3. COGGINS, JOHN 10604 Ainsworth, Los Altos, Calif. RE. 9-8814-Frosh Basketball 1, Frosh Baseball 1, J.V. Bas- ketball 2, Newspaper 4, Student Council 1,4, Varsity Base- ball 4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Y.C.S. 1. COLLIER, WILLIAM J. 10418 Creston Dr., Los Altos, Calif. 245-1210-Transferred from Morris Catholic High, Den- ville, New Jersey. COLVIN, KIRK J. 1598 Gretel Lane, Mountain View, Calif. 967-8649-Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, C.S.F. 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Intramural Sports 4, Newspaper 1,2, Sodality 3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Student Body Vice Pres. 4, Top Hatters 4. COMERFORD, JAMES P. 558 Forrest Ave., San Jose, Calif. 296-5007-Transferred from Alemany High, San Fernando, Calif. CONNAUGHTON, JUAN D. 1051 Luther St., San Jose, Calif. -Transferred from Brophy High, Phoenix, Arizona. Debate 4. CONNER, RICKY P. 1642 Tulane Dr., Mountain View, Calif. 252-9216-Biology Club 1, Frosh 1Football 1, Glee Club 1,2, Mission Club 4, Radio Club 4, Top Hatters 4. COSTA, JOHN F. 12 Bishop Lane, Menlo Park, Calif. DA. 2-1278-Biology Club 2, Car Club 4, Frosh Basketball 1, Frosh Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Sports 4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Rally Com. 4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4. COTICH, GEORGE L. 1720 Peartree Ln., Mountain View, Calif. 967-7714-Basketball 1,2, Biology Club 1,2, Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 4, J.V. Baseball 3, Service Club 2, Varsity Baseball 4. CROCK, VIRGIL E. 425 Purisima, Sunnyvale, Calif. RE. 6-6234-Basketball 1, Car Club 4, Camera Club 4, ln- tramural Sports 2,4, Monogram Club 4, N.H.S. 4, Sodality 3,4, Student Council 1,2, Varsity Golf 2,3,4, Y.C.S. 1,2, Yearbook 4. CUNHA, GARY L. 397 Argues, Sunnyvale, Calif. RE. 9-9860 -Track 2,3,4. DE BEAUCLAIR, ALAN P. 816 Green St., Palo Alto, Calif. DA. 3-1024-Car Club 4, Track 3,4. DE CRISTOFORO, DAN 27861 Natoma Rd., Los Altos Hills, Calif. 948-6481-Cross Country 4, Science Club 2, Track 2,3,4, Top Hatters 4. DI FAZIO, RAYMOND J. 801 Sonia Way, Mountain View, Calif. 967-2491-Band 1,2, Biology Club 1, Drama 2, Intramural Sports 4, Newspaper 1, Rally Com. 4, Student Council 1, Top Hatters 4. DILLON, LAWRENCE W. 2310 Summit Dr., Hillsborough, Calif. DI. 2-7375-Car Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Frosh Bas- ketball 1, Glee Club 3, Newspaper 2,3, Intramural Sports 4, Rally Com. 4, Top Hatters 4, Yearbook 1,4. DONOVAN, RON E. 1329 Waverley St., Palo Alto, Calif. DA. 2-7419-Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, C.S.F. 2, Monogram Club 2,3, Newspaper 3,4, President 4, Service Club 1,2, Student Council 1,2,3,4. DUGGAN, WILLIAM M. 618 Cuesta Dr., Los Altos, Calif. WH. 8-6774-Car Club 4, Football 1,2, Intramural Sports 4, Track 2. nuvALL, ROBERT 963 Altos Oaks Drive, Los Anas, Calif. 967-8346-car Club 4, Frosh Basketball 1, Newspaper 1,2,3,4, Rally Com. 4, Track 1. ESTRADA, ROBERT A. 456 Central, Sunnyvale, Calif. RE. 6-6692-Car Club 4, Football 3,4, Glee Club 1,4, Track 1,2,3, Monogram Club 4, N.H.S. 4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4. FARANA, RICHARD J. 12590 Costello Dr., Los Altos, Calif. WH. 8-5205-Biology Club 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Blue Angels 1, Mission Club 4, Monogram Club 3,4, Rally Com 4, Service Club 2, Student Body Sec.-Treas. 3, Presi- dent 4, Sodality 3,4. FARASYN, TIMOTHY O. 10240 Loyola Drive, Los Altos, Calif. WH. 8-6359-Newspaper 1, J.V. Track 1, J.V. Foot- ball 2, Rally Com. 4, Sodality 4, Yearbook 4. FARRELL, RICHARD W. 3870 Magnolia Drive, Palo Alto, Calif. DA. 6-2606-Glee Club 1, B track 3, Car Club 4, Varsity Track 4. FARWELL, ROBERT M. 400 Bailey Ave., MI. View, Calif. 967-2746-Intramural Sports 4, Tophaters 4. FERGUSON, SAMUEL A. 632 Garalda Drive, Los Altos, Calif. 948-7487-Transfered from St. Joseph's Seminary 2, B Track 2,3, Rally Commission 4, Intramural Sports 4. FISHER, BRIAN K. 2420 Laura Lane, Mt. View, Calif. YO. 7-0568-Science Club 2, Radio Club 2, Service Club 2,3, Intramural Sporls 2,4, Car Club 4, Top Hatters 4. FLANNERY, PATRICK F. 58 Eldora Drive, Mt. View, Calif. YO. 7-7439-Biology Club 1, Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4, C Track 2, Chess Club 2, Drama 2,4, B Track 3,4, Camera Club 3,4, N.H.S., C.S.F. 3,4, Glee Club 4, Great Books 4. FOSTER, JAMES B. 127 Dalma Drive, Mt. View, Calif. 967-2524-Biology Club 1, Band 2,3,4, Drama 4, Radio Club 4, Car Club 4. FRONTELLA, MELVIN L. 808 Sonia Way, Mt. View, Calif. 967-7148-Transfer from Mountain View High School, Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 4. GAMBLING, JOHN T. 420 Harrington Court, Los Altos, Calif. 948-2110--Frosh Basketball 1, Service Club 2, Car Club 4, Golf 4, Intramural Sports 4, N.H.S. 4, Top Hat- ters 4, Varsity Baseball. GARIBALDI, MICHAEL S. 1820 Orange Tree Lane, Mt. View, Calif. 968-5650-Biology Club 1, Car Club 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Sodality 4, Swimming 2,3,4. GEARING, LUCIEN B. 633 Leona Lane, Mt. View, Calif. 968-0882- D Basketball 1, Car Club 4, Cross Country 2,3, Monogram Club 4, Track 1,2,3,4. GEMELLO, JOHN M. 2003 El Camino Real, Mt. View, Calif. 948-6721-Athletic Statistician 4, Biology Club 1, C.S.F. 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Intramural Sports 4, Monogram Club 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Sodality 4. GILSON, ALAN B. 20610 Kirwin Lane, Cupertino, Calif. 252-2535-Monogram Club 2,3,4, Track 4, Varsity Foot- ball Mgr. 2. GRAVES, RICHARD D. 714 Alester Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. 325-9522-Transfer from Saint Martin's High School, Olympia, Washington, Car Club 4, Varsity Basketball 4. GREGG, WILLIAM E. 661 Hans Ave., Mt. View, Calif. 968-3671-Biology Club 2, Glee Club 4, Lancers' Band 1,2,3,4, Track 2,4, Yearbook Staff 1. GROS, CHARLES F. 1382 California St., Palo Alto, Calif. -Transfer from St. Paul, Minnesota, Top Hatters 4, Varsity Football 4. GUINEY, NEIL T. 53 Solano Drive, Los Altos, Calif. 948- 5103-Athletic Statistician 2,3,4, C.S.F. 4, Glee Club 1, N.H.S. 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4. HALDERMAN, THOMAS J. 1010 Covington Rd., Los Altos, Calif. 967-5806-Car Club 4, C and UD Basketball 1,2, Freshman Class Presidept 1, Newspaper Staff 2,3, Office Assistant 4, Rally Comm. 4, Science Club 2, Sodality 3, Student Council 1,3,4, J.V. Track 1,2, Y.C.S. l,2. HARTLEY, MICHAEL A. 1010 Allegre Ave., Los Altos, Calif. 968-2010-Lancers' Band 1,2,3,4. HAWKINS, LLOYD S. 1162 Crandano Court, Sunnyvale, Calif. 739-3331-Biology Club 2, Car Club 4, Frosh Basketball 1, Football 2,4, Glee Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Office Assistant 3, Rally Commission 2,4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4, Track 3,4. HEDRICK, LARRY E. 2110 Newell Road, Palo Alto, Calif. 322-7485-Glee Club 1, Intramural Sports 1, Top Hatters 4. HIBLER, MICHAEL K. 4238 Ruthelma Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. 322-2313-Y.C.S. 1, Frosh Football 2, Debate 2, Student Council 3, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Football 3,4, Mono- gram Club 3,4, Varsity Track 4, Newspaper Staff 4, N.H.S., C.S.F. 4. HICKEY, WILLIAM L. 27586 Canyon Road, Los Altos, Calif. 941-0271-Transfer from Saint Joseph's Seminary 4. HOLTZCLAW, KEVIN W. 26454 Taaffe Ave., Los Altos Hills, Calif. WH. 8-4145-Frosh Basketball 1, Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Student Council l,2,3,4, Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Service Club 2, C Basketball 2, J.V. Basketball 2,3, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Sodality 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer Car Club 4, N.H.S. 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Varsity Golf 4, Intramural Sports 4, Top Hatters 4. JONES, NOEL P., JR. 24104-A Big Basin Way, Saratoga, Calif. 867-0476--Biology Club 1, Car Club 2, Top Hat- ters 4, Varsity Band 4. JULESON, ROBERT E., JR. 1003 Yorktown Dr., Sunnyvale, Calif. 245-7515--Transfer from Norwalk Central Catholic High School, Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 4, Top Hatters 4. KASSEL, GREGORY M. 5390 Lassen Ave., San Jose, Calif. 252-8516-Car Club 4, Football 2,3,4, Rally Comm. 3,4, Monogram Club 4, Track 1,2,3,4. KATEN, LOUIS J. 3193 Payne Ave., San Jose, Calif. 243- 9808-Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 2,4, Rally Comm. 3,4, Service Club 2. KIEHM, WILLIAM L. 958 Altos Oaks Drive, Los Altos, Calif. 968-1993-Athletic Statistician 2,3,4, Basketball Mgr. 4, Baseball Mgr. 2,3,4, Football Mgr. 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 1,2,3,4. KNIGHT, ROBERT F. 975 Shauna Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. 322-0393-Camera Club 4, Frosh Football 1, Frosh Track 1, N.H.S. 4, Radio Club 2, Sodality 4. KOLSKI, JOHN E. 10530 Santa Lucia Road, Cupertino, Calif. 252-0268-Basketball Mgr. 1,2, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 2,3. LANGRIDGE, GERALD T. 1515 Walnut Grove, San Jose, Calif. 243-1717-Biology Club 1, Car Club 4, Glee Club 1,3, Top Hatters 4. MCCANN, JAMES W. 1657 Park Hills Ave., Los Altos, Calif. 967-4325--Debate l, Glee Club 1, Lancers' Band 2, Service Club 1. McCANN, MICHAEL J. 741 Santa Rita, Sunnyvale, Calif. 739-5236-Transfer from McCooIey H.S., Hannibal Mis- souri, Intramural Sports 4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4. McELROY, DANIEL J. 641 Casita Way, Los Altos, Calif. 948-1735-Car Club 4, Lancers' Band 1,2. MALACHOWSKI, MICHAEL J. 1580 Queensbury, Los Altos, Calif. 968-3238-Biology Club 1, Camera Club 4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Sports 4, C.S.F. 4, Monogram Club 3,4, N.H.S. 4, Radio Club 2, Science Club 1,2, Serv- ice Club 1,2, Track 3,4, Top Hatters 4. MAYER, WILLIAM J. 4520 Elmhurst, San Jose, Calif. 252- 9210-Biology Club 2, Electronics Club 4, Radio Club 3, Transfer from Denver, Colorado 2. MEJIA, RICHARD T. 491 S. Rengstorff, Mt. View, Calif. 967-5611-Car Club 4, Football 2,3,4, Glee Club 3, Intramural Sports 1,4, Monogram Club 4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4, Track 1,2,3,4. MERLINO, VICTOR J. 970 Locust St., San Jose, Calif. 292- 2945--lntramural Sports 4, Intramural Sports 1,2. MOLLOY, GERALD A. 780 North Fair Oaks Ave., Sunny- vale, Calif. 739-1107-Intramural Sports 4, Top Hatters 4, Transfer student from Fermin Lasuen H.S. MORILL, TERRENCE 1916 Ivy Lane, Palo Alto, Calif. 322- 8602-Car Club 4, Intramural Sports 4, Transfer from Saint Joseph's Seminary 3, Varsity Baseball 4, Varsity Track 3. MULLER, PETER J. 14011 Jeffries Dr., Saratoga, Calif. 867- 0677-Glee Club 1, Lancers' Band 2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 4. MURPHY, JOHN W. 2571 Westgalc Ave., San Jose 25, Calif. 269-2996-Baseball 1, Football 2,3, Newspaper Staff I,2,3,4, Student Council 1. MURPHY, WILLIAM G. 275 Paul Ave., Mt. View, Calif. 968-1296-Cross Country 2,3,4, Drama 2,4, Intramurals 4, Monogram Club 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Transfer student from Saint Joseph's Seminary 2, Yearbook Staff 3,4. MUSGRAVE, WILLIAM E. 1115 Viscaino Ave., Sunnyvale, Calif. 736-4026-Debate 4, Drama 4, Lancers' Band I,2,3,4, Newspaper 1,4, Top Hatters 4. NAREWSKI, PAUL M. 1139 Cuesta Drive, Mt. View, Calif. 968-5964-Rally Comm. 4, Transferred from Notre Dame High, Rome, Italy 3. NICHOLLS, CARL A. 418 Nuestra Ave., Sunnyvale, Calif. 739-1367-Athletic Statistician 4, Biology Club 1, C.S.F. 3,4, Intramural Sports 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Rally Comm. 4, Secretary N.H.S. 4, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Debate 2. O'CONNOR, JOHN T. 1402 Newfoundland St., Sunnyvale, Calif.-Car Club 4, Sodality 4, Transferred from Saint Joseph's H.S., Alameda 4. O'REILLY, PATRICK J. 1230 Mariposa Ave., San Jose 26, Calif. 294-7623-Chess Club 2, J.V. Track 2, Sodality 2, Transferred from ORTIZ, DENNIS C. Maryknoll Seminary, Mt. View, Calif. 2. 1061 Bonita Ave., Mt. View, Calif. 967-7124-Chess Club 2, Cross Country 2,3,4, Electronics Club 2, Intramural Sports 2,4, Lancers' Band 1,2, Mono- gram Club 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Science Club 2, Service Club 2, Student Council 1, Track 2,3,4, Y.C.S. 2. PASKE, KEVIN J. 368-2959-Car Monogram Club PATTI, JOSEPH R. 243-8375-Car J.V. Football 2, PAVLINA, IVAN P. 2998 Rosemary Lane, San Jose, Calif. Club 4, Cross Country 2, Glee Club 1, 4, Rally Comm. 4, Varsity Track 3,4. 2810 Steinhart Ct., Santa Clara, Calif. Club 4, Golf 3,4, Intramural Sports 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Rally Comm. 3,4. 1267 West EI Camino Real, Sunnyvale, Calif. 967-2703-Car Club 4, Frosh Football 1, Intra- mural Sports 1, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Service Club 2, Top Hatters 4, Varsity Track 2,3,4. PIERAZZI, DONALD M. 85 Oakwood Drive, Redwood City, Calif. aaa-0793-Biology club 2. POWELL, MICHAEL S. 25 Brookside Ave., San Jose 26, Calif. 243-2127-Intramural Sports 4, Lancers' Band 1,2,3. PRIMONT, DANIEL A. 12549 Pierino Ave., Sunnyvale, Calif. 739-0830-Car Club 4, Cheerleader 4, C.S.F. 3,4, Glee Club 1, Intramural Sports 4, N.H.S. 3,4, Rally Comm. 4, Service Club 2, Sodality 4, Top Hatters 4, Track 2. RAU, WALTER B. 922 Cuesta Drive, Mt. View, Calif. 968- 3283-Camera Club 4, Glee Club 1, J.V. Football 2, Newspaper Staff Staff 4. 2, Rally Comm. 4, Track 3,4, Yearbook REYNOLDS, PATRICK F. 1179 Bonita Ave., Mt. View, Calif. 967-2514-Baseball 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Intramural Sports 1,4, J.V. Basketball 2, Monogram Club 3,4, Senior Class Vice-President 4, Student Council 4. RISER, DAVID W. 3317 St. Michael Drive, Palo Alto, Calif. 325-6100-Biology Club 2, Football I,2,3,4, Frosh-Soph Baseball 1, Library Staff 3, Monogram Club 3,4, Science Club 1, Sodality 4, Track 2,3,4. ROBITAILLE, GEORGE A. 2507 Lambert Lane, San Jose, Calif. 264-1310-Car Club 4, Glee Club 1,2,4, J.V. Foot- ball 3, Varsity Football Mgr. 4, Varsity Track Mgr. 3. ROGERS, MICHAEL G. 1487 Mt. Hamilton View Dr., San Jose 27, Calif. 251-2464-Intramural Sports 4, Varsity Track 3,4. SALISBURY, DENNIS M. 25620 Burke Ave., Los Altos Hills, Calif. 948-5007-Football I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Track 1,2. SANNELLA, NICHOLAS A. ss Muir Ave., some cum, Calif.-C.S.F. 3, Debate Club 4, Great Books Club 4, Intramural Sports 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club 3, Transfer student from Notre Dame High School, Sherman Oaks 3. SCHLENZ, ANTHONY E. 1362 Frontenac, Sunnyvale, Calif. 736-6262-Drama 4, Intramural Sports 4, Sodality 4, Top Hatters 4, Track 3, Transfer student from St. Joseph's Seminary, Mt. View 2. SHARA, GARY T. 1147 Rose Ave., Mt. View, Calif. 967- 0131-Band 2, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 'I,2,3,4, C.S.F. 3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Science Club 1, Sodality 2,3,4, Y.C.S. 1. SIVLEY, TED E. 1442 Morton Ave., Los Altos, Calif. 968- 3711-Biology Club 2, Football I,2,3,4, Junior Class President 3, Monogram Club 3,4, Rally Comm. 3,4, Sopho- more Class President 2, Student Council 2,3, Y.C.S. 1. SLAVIN, ROBERT E. 11471 Crooked Creek Dr., Los Altos, Calif. 967-1497-Drama 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Serv- ice Club 2. SONDGROTH, LARRY S. 23151 Mora Glen Dr., Los Altos, Calif. 948-5945-Car Club 4, Top Hatters 4. STANDIFER, JOSEPH L. 867 College Ave., Santa Clara, Calif. 296-3816-Biology Club 1, Car Club 4, Glee Club 3,4, Service Club 1, Top Hatters 1,4, Varsity Track Mgr. 2. STEINER, PHILIP A. 3500 Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto, Calif. 322-9180-Debate I,2,3,4, Forensics 1,2, Newspaper Staff 2, Rally Comm. 2, B Track 2,3. TAORMINO, ANTHONY S. 1189 Eden Ave., San Jose 28, Calif. 296-0565-Bookstore Staff 2,3,4, Drama 2. TAYLOR, THOMAS L. 747 Los Robles, Palo Alto, Calif. 323-2742-Debate 1, Frosh-Soph Baseball 1,2, Football 1,2,4, Glee Club 3, Monogram Club 4. TORRE, FRANCIS E. 1710 Spring St., Mt. View, Calif. 968-0338--Transfer from Mt. View High School 4. VADEBONCOEUR, LEO A. 1671 Kensington Ave., Los Altos, Calif. 968-4142-Chess Club 2, Swimming 2,4, Transfer from Bellarmine High School 2. VECCHIARELLI, PAUL A. 293 Paul Ave., Mt. View, Calif. 967-9564-Car Club 4, Glee Club 1, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Secretary Mission Club 4, Speech 1, Top Hatters 4. VIAND, MAURICE F. 25591 Chapin Ave., Los Altos Hills, Calif. 948-6422-Car Club 4, Electronics Club 4, News- paper Staff 4, Track 2,3. f A W K fs? 4 'K' Zig!! ww M5 - Av ik 'CBA Ex. W5 , Ku, fl WEE! i 'SQ Www lik hw Vx CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS P. Hulberl L. Dillon D. Primonl R. Ludcly S f Y . Q. .4 Nfyl x f 5 ll, .uf .' , , I I s f gg f ' I fir, U it ,- gr I f FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS D. Primonl P. Hulbert T. Hulbert L. Dillon f K 'LWQB 0 -,ell A -3 A Q Q6 lull fs vl' 1-. '.i..l-2-W 'Evil ' I Y 'gl' 'L Qu' . 'Q 1 .- 1-sf A ' ,133 -.. -' : ,. -v.'u.r- U',.'p1f gl- mi ' ', .iw .v!MdW'-G' I 1 A l 1Y,!, If mf - - Q an W -. , . I r 9157. .. .af - . .Q t , W 1-xx . Q.,-7 . Nx .23 X J . . . -, - 1 - 1 a . , l EL X 2.-',, -n . ', ' ' ' 1 ' 5 -'F' , V, i Y A , , : . if ,5- Epi. -. M 'g , ,f LIBRARIANS Brother Eamon J. Pierce D. Osorio The pictures shown on this page were taken lust shortly after Brother Eamon settled in the new Moreau Hall Library. ln caring for this newest addition to the school, Brother is assisted by a corps of student librarians. We salute Brother for his patience while waiting for the completion of his home away from home. G. Williams T. Pearson i , f J g .5-T., ' i ,, illlilfias .4 SQ. f' ll, MTE? l 9 q CASUAL LIBRARIANS Left to Right: D. Osorio, K. Adams, G Williams, D. Scheiman. HEAVY SHIFT IMrs. Tringali and five office workersj Left to right: B. Musgrave, Mrs. Tringali, J. O'Connar, G. Co- Iich, T. Halderman, R. Farana. L I JIM II! If LIGHT SHIFT IMrs. Trlngclll and four office workersj Left fo right: M. Brennan rs Tringali, B. Kiehm, B Baum M. Viand. OFFICE AND BOOKSTORE BOOKSTORE HELP Left to right: B. Baum, K. Carey, Brother N Robert, A. Taormino. 1 F i .ls-.5 , 3 ,Ol L ie Q 5. WM' . ' H YE :M X .V ,,--. .. . .' ','o.1 ..-. I l..f -..A?1:.'.:. .fv'.. , .. .., go A-.. :gf'.'.--,' ' - 4 .ra 1- -- 23:-' -. -,,-yur. apknfxr - -2 I ,l-..n,. T: I -'. SN PREFECT MODERATOR MODERATOR vicgpggpgcr K. Colvin Brother Michael Brother William B, Fagan r , . .. , ' - .14 TREASURER TORCH DIRECTOR SECRETARY M, Lqye D. Asturias J. Gemeno SODA Ll TY r i ' 1 iD- i 3 ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL? Bottom Row, left to right: R. Farana, G. McCandless, J. Coffis, M. Pozzi. Second Row: M. Garibaldi, S. Sturm, H. Barnes, S. Hergott, D. Love, L. Favor, J. Gemello, V. Crock, T. Brown, B. Halderman. Third Row: T. Schlentz, R. Dougherty, B. Knight, G. Marion, Asturias, M. Nice, S. Soper, T. Milovina, D. Primont, .l. Evard, M. Love. Fourth Row: D. Reynolds, K. Kelly, T. Farasyn, K. Colvin, A. Castle, G. Shara, M. Jones, M. Antonelli, R. Hermann, A. Chapman, L. Englert. The Sodality is a Catholic Action Organization which tries to improve its members by prayer and good works. lt aims to improve the spiritual life of the members so that they will influence others to be better by their example. The Sodality is con- tinually working to make a spiritual atmosphere prevail throughout the school. Apostolic activities sponsored by the Sodality: -A reception ceremony for its members, Mass, consecration, and breakfast served by the mothers. -Movie to raise money for the poor. The So- dality distributed food baskets along with sixty-five turkeys. Sponsored two holy hours during the spring semester. Sodality Ball. -Mass for the opening ofthe Ecumenical Coun- - cil, Holy Cross also was invited. MISSION CL UB .. ,,-X - 4 ,s , Q I PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT MODERATOR SECRETARY TREASURER Dan Love Greg Gonzales Brother David C.S.C. Paul Vecchiarelli Mike Bayreuther First Row, left to right: M. Nice, R. Forano, J. Gnam, R. Bruce, M. Ragno, S. Lussier, D. Love. Second Row: Brother David, R. Graves, N. Kadievich, E. Wodienski, M. Brennan, C. Hughes, G. Sauer, M. Jobst, S. Zlatunich, R. Jones, R. Baum. Third Row: J. Johnson, J. Deaver, J. Arata, J. Buckley, D. Wirth, T. Sullivan, M. lvers, L. Diehl, T. Hulbert, Catholic Action at St. Francis was given a boost this year by the establish- ment of the Saint Francis High School Mission Club. The club has been given af- filiation with CSMC, a national federa- tion of Catholic students devoted to the cause of home and foreign missions. The vast amount of good that can be done in the classrooms, for the missions, is tremendous. The groundwork is clone- already the organization is r u n n i n g smoothly towards its purpose of helping the missions. B. Englert. Fourth Row: J. Hainy, V. Bacus, B. Johnson, M Guerrero, M. Dochez, D. Long, M. Eckel, J. Coffis, P Vecchiorelli. Fifth Row: J. Hughes, J. Mendez, G. Gonzales H. Chouinard, M. Bayreuther, T. Bayreuther. Sixth Row J. Loughery, R. Bengiveno, J. Smith. 11-ies:-ri 1 1 l- ig tt . ttt LANCER'S CAR CLUB A . . . k 1- -u-nm'-v First Row, left to right: G. Kassel, B. Estrada, D. Nelson, D. Love, J. Standifer, L. Gearing, M. Ragno, R. Farrell, M. Sanchez, B. Fisher. Third Row: W. Clifton, G. Robitaille, T. Morrill, G. , Cotich, K. Paske, J. Gambling, R. Allen, W. Rau, T. Halderman, , L. Sondgrath, P. Vecchiarelli, L. Hawkins, N. Jones, S. Soper, Garcia, J. Boelsems, R. Clerico, V. Albanese. Second Row: Brother George, Moderator, B. Garibaldi, G. Cunha, L. Katen M. Frontello, J. Costa, VZ Calvo, B. Duvall, R. Juleson, R. Allen T. Bolmanno, J. Carota, J. Gemello, D. Primont, R. Babowal, E. L. Dillon, T. Milovina, C. Weber, J. Foster, l. Pavlina, A. Castle, Wodzienski, M. Viand, D. Graves, S. Oikawa, C. Hughes, M. V, Crggk, - R LANCE k j. , N9 J , -- H :N As members of the Lancers Car Club we have a threefold goal: To 01-. 5 aid others to show the correct use of the automobile through example, and 5.31. I I D gg- A kf to satisf the desire resent in all of us-a reater understandin of the . 1-5 K' Y P 9 9 if., automobile. ' ,I Throu h our various proiecis we provide wholesome entertainment for iqig - W all those involved, and further the good name of the school. Vocalist and date t?l at Dreamers paradise SECRETARY- TREASURER- K. Holtsclaw COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE G. Cottich PRESIDENT J. Costa VICE-PRESIDENT L. Katen SERGEANT AT ARMS a ' fu msn' L. Hawkins Q , .f 2 , Min-sm' ,,.,1 N., CAMERA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: R. KNIGHT, G. KASSEL, V. CROCK, R. MEJIA, W. RAU, P. FLANNERY, BROTHER FREDERICK, B. MURPHY, P. SANGUINETTI, W. KUCHER, D. TREMBLEY. z LP' E97 . S g A , Q, U6 , Stop tha! phoIogrcpherll How not Io use Ihe new flash gunl IRGHNJY X ,. TNI!!! ' S. 2 'Ill ,qi Q rf nw gag 'PM A M VV , A V X EDITOR IN CHIEF ASST. EDITOR MODERATOR SPORTS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR Neil Guiney JOHN EV0l'd Brother Donald, C.S.C. John Gemello RON DOHOVUY' PUBLICATIONS l Kneeling, Left to right: A. Jensen, B. Murphy, M. Viand, B. Duvall, J. Evord. Standing: P. Muller, B. Slavin, P. Flannery, R. Hermann, N. Sannella, S. Campello, A. Castle, N. Guiney, R. Donovan, J. Gemello, A. Nicholls, P. Vecchiarelli, Brother Donald, B. Musgrave, J. Buckley. This picture was posed? 56 Q., soirok ASST. EDITOR mooeimron ,L 4-vip, in ' A .g 4- Zak V .4---u. Virgil Crock 505 Gogch Brother William, C.S.C. I-any Favor T, Fqrqsyn Robert Gotch, Virgil Crock, Arnold Jensen Again the Poverello staff has relocated it- self! We find ourselves now in the former Sodality office after having left our old office to the news- paper staff. We not only have a new home but a new set-up for this year's edition of the Pover- ello. Standing: Larry Favor, Virgil Crock. Seated: B. Cor- nelius, R. Allen. -A, X Standing: P. Muir. Seated: A. Chapman, W Rau, J. Mendez, J. Sander. We are assured that our Poverello 62-63 will be unique and of the finest quality. To do this we have developed the moto: Pictures are more important than copy! Standing: B. Murphy, T. Farasyn, L. Dillon. Sealed: A. Jensen, R. Baum. 'S-XL: SPORTS EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER 9 . if llllll llllllllll DEBATE AND l FORENSICS ,Q ' 'N K M.. '2.'Z.'iiZL 'iL..., K . - M ' 5. oog i it lui' Y J f5 QI will First Row, left to right: R. Lane, J. Young, R. Hermann, K. Dwan, A. Blasi, J. Delaney, C. Pender, C. Wheeler, G. McCandless, J. McCIory, A. Jensen. Second Row: P. Steiner, N. Sanella, G. Cava, B. Musgrave, P. Kearney, F. Berry, G. Keith, C. Steligo, J. Buckley, G. Greeley, G. Werner. DEBATE AND FORENSICS TEAMS Known for their eternal verbosity, the debate and forensics teams are recognized throughout the Pacific Coast League as the post office men because of their special deliveries, dealing in debate this year with tariff and trade policies for the Western Hemisphere and in forensics with many current topics and abstract ideas. These two growing organizations, under the super- vision of Mr. Mqrtin Larrey, have made a science out of argumentation and a fine art out of oration. In the be- ginning of the course of developing these skills, the P.O. men have become familiar with many subiects of uni- versal controversy and interest. As Buddha preached, Right view, right aim, right speech, right action . . . is the proper sequence of the constituent parts of human improvement. l IM STUDENT THEATER XXIII!!! Billy, the personification of absolute good, is thrown into conflict with the sadistic Clag- gert, the figure of evil, in the very opening moments of the play. We follow the tragedy of this eternal conflict until it results in the destruction of Claggert at the hands of Billy. The tragedy then reaches its fullest fatalistic moment in the execution of Billy as the play itself closes. The story of Billy Budd is essentially a morality play with an unpopular moral-that absolute good and absolute evil must destroy each other. Thus it would seem that Melville's view of life is awakening an appreciation of the contemporary conflict as lived today. PROGRAM NOTES The story of Billy Budd deals with life aboard a British Warship in l798 in all its fullness of color and pagentry-the squal- lid life of the crew below deck, the austerity of discipline, the feuds between men and officers, the explosions of anger and treach- ery, and the ever present shadow of death. Characters Edward Fairfax Vere, Captain, Royal Navy Stephen Campello Philip Michael Seymour, First Ojicer ..,,.. Michael Love John Ratcliffe, First Lieutenant .,..,,.,,,..,...., John Buckley Bordman Wyatt, Sailing Master, Lieutenant Patrick Flannery Gardiner, a Midshipman .,.. .,,.,,,,.. Willia.rn Musgrave Rea., a Midshrpman .,......,.... ...... ...........,... R o bert Slavm Surgeon .,,.....,...,...,... ,....,......,.,,.,,,..,,,,,.,,. T errance Carlson john Claggart, Master-at-Arms ......,......,..,......,,. Al Castle Squeak, Master-at-Arms man ,,,..., .......,,.... De nnis Balfe The Dansker, Mainmast man ,..,.....,...,..,. Daniel Asturias jenkins, Captain of the Maintop .............,.... James Arata Payne, Maintopman .,... ,, Kincaid, Maintopman ..... O'Da.niel, Maintopman ..., Butler, Maintopman .,...... Talbot, M izzentopman ........ ...,...... jackson, Maintopman ..... .......... Billy Budd, Foretopman .. Hallam, a Marine ........ Messboy ..,,.,..,...,.,...................,,..,,,,. ,,,,.,, ,,,,,..,,Robert George .,.,,,Willia.m Gregg ...William Murphy ..,..Robert Naegele ..Robert Comelius Fred LaChappe.lle ..-John Evard .,,.,Terry Bollinger , ,Robert Tien in Stoll, Helmsman .,.,,.........,,.........,,,,,..,,. . , ,,..,, James Fcyer Duncan, Mate of the Main Deck Guam Byren, Relief Helmrman ......,,,. .,,., ,.,,,, A n thony Schlenz Drummer ....................................,,,..,. , ,, .,,, Dennis Garcia The entire action takes place aboard the H.M.S. Indomitable at sea, August 1798, the year following the Naval mutinies at Spithead and the Nore. 59 Rcicliff U. Buckley, ond Wyoil IP. Flonneryl re- lieve the watch us Gardi- ner QB. Musgrave, honds the order book to Reo IR. A Slavinl. Vere KS. Compelloj ques- tions the crew on o sec- man's death. A man is buried oi sea, but life on the indomi- nobIe goes on. 60 . - I J ' v 2 X 1 i 1 gi , . uh .f ' ' 1? V S r i I 5 X Stage hand Cushing rings down ihe curtain. xx 1 x . 4 '. I :1 'I I' Du mb Sqeak Brother Charles makes can- non music with J. Cushing assisting. Jenkins U. Aratal learns a painful les- son from Billy Budd U. Evardl. Captain Vere stands steadfast against officers. The court listens to Billy's testimony. LANCERS BAND 62 Officers 'X Captain: P. Pulis -.J -7 1 X J, y N Lieutenant: P. Spleen , If f Secretary: H. Axe IQ! I Drum Maior: T. Bollinger . Director l 5 fum f Brother Donald L91 -rj Flute L . 2 - M. Hartley , ' 1 M. Coffman , G. Faye 14, ! E-flat Clarinet T. Welka Uribe's hot drums f .. B-flat Clarinet H. Axe P. Muller G. Oros M. Floom B. Raymond D. Sullivan B. Simas J. Papagni T. Carlson T. O'Brien P. Bell T. Pearson T. Messall W. Critz W. Tollefson Bass Clarinet B. Del Vecchio Alto Saxophone S. Mascavich D. Keogh Tenor Saxophone M. Kozanecki Trumpet B. Anderson T. Ballinger P. Mascovich T. Brigiotta P. Heppler B. Essad S. Wartinger B. Barry A, Jensen J. Foster Horn B. Lush T. Whittaker E. Bernet Trombone P. Pulls B. Gregg G. Keith J. Evard S. Amaral B. Mynderse Baritone P. Spleen K. Posquinucci Bass B. Musgrave G. Steel Percussion R. Uribe D. Garcia V. Bacus Manager P. Duffy GLEE CLUB f M ix 64 ' xx 1 x L i L , 5 First Row, left to right: B. Essad, D. Williams, G. Snyder, J. Menard, R. Hibler, J. Marx, R. Lane, M. Paguirigan, B. Tiernan, T. Maguire. Second Row: J. Bradley, S. Ruegge, T. Mulroaney, D. McCann, R. Morosco, J. O'Brien, J. Dobbins, B. Estrada, R. Lewis, F. l.a Chapelle, M. lvers. Third Row: J. St. Francis is proud of its Men of Song. Among its accomplishments this year, the Glee Club made its television debut on A Carol of Christmas, Christmas Eve on Channel ll. lt was highlighted at the Homecoming Assembly where it captured all with its original Vive La Lancers. And the Christmas and Spring Concerts were its two home performances where it shared honors with the band in making Music Department pro- Ramey, P. Flannery, P. Ryan, W. McCarthy, M. Love, W. Herbner, B. Liebert, D. Balfe, G. McConville, M. Huffman, K. Draney. Fourth Row: R. Jones, R. Anderson, G. Paganini, R. Lewis, B. Mynderse, W. Clifton, J. Sandner, M. Lucas, B. Gregg, M. Coffman, P. Hull. cluctions of which we could all be proud. Three times during the year, the Glee Club com- bined with the Holy Cross Glee Club, forming a chorus of 'l'l5 voices. They sang the Mass celebrating the opening of the Ecumenical Council, they were featured together at the Christmas Concert, and, together again, they gave a stunning performance at the Archdiocesan Festival of Music. ARCHDIOCESAN MUSICAL FESTlVAL 'S 1 iI'YI Wi'1 i. llfl-UL28' MIKE GUITAR MAN LOVE ELEC TRONICS CLUB 2 First Row, left to right: J. O'Brien, E. Fracchia, C. Chandler. Second Row: R. Smith, J. Trayer, C. COPPEI, R- Bvllene. J- GIWH1, R- Tuite, M. McDonough. Third Row: Moderator Brother Elmer, W. Mayer, D. Bergstrand, J. Szydlowski, A. Vanacore, S. Oikawa. Fourth Row: I. Pavlina, R. Connor, T. Balmanno, J. Roberts, M. Jones. The electronics club here at St. Francis was start- ed on November 'l, 1962, with a handful ot mem- bers and Brother Elmer as its moderator. Other groups have been started in previous years, however, this year's organization is an official class and works in the Biology lab. The class operates all together but under three sections: basic electricity and the more advanced groups, Radio 'l and 2. Each member purchased his own Heathkit at the beginning of the year, and with exceptions of several films, this has been the club's main function. N.H.S. AND C.S.F. I 1 M ...S 1 Q '95-O 1 . c - ' ix g . -r . --' 1-.V . 1 T .- L ' K A I ilk PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT MODERATOR SECRETARY TREASURER John Gemello Steve Mascovich Brother Eagan Andy Nicholls Craig Weber C.S.C. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, Kneeling, left to right: C. Weber, A. Blasi, R. Simas, D Sullivan, D. Ortiz, K. Holtzclaw, R. Di Fazio, V. Crock, R. Estrada, S. Mascovich, G. Werner, G. Greeley. Second Row: N. Guiney, J. Young, J. Haake, P. Flannery, B. Kiehm, J. Evard, T. Milovina, B. Halderman, J. Gemello, R. Donovan, D. Balfe. Third Row: R. Hermann G. Keith, M. Malachowski, J. Gambling, Rau, G. Shara, A. Castle, R. Knight, F. NATIONAL HONQR SOCIETY I will Z l i in 3' A. Nicholls, K. Colvin, D. Primont, N. Sanella, W. Berry, J. Cassidy. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, UPPER CLASSMEN, Sitting, left to right: D. Asturias, J. Gildea, E. Desmond. Kneeling: D. Primont, A. Nicholls, T. Milovina, J. Evard, P. Flannery, B. Hclderman, R. Donovan, W. Rau, N. Guiney. Third Row: J. Deaver, G. Keith, A. Watkins, C. Weber, R. Di Fazio, D. Ortiz, D. Balfe, A. Blasi, R. Gatch, K. Holtzclaw, J. Gemello, G. Werner, G. Greeley. Fourth Row: F. Berry, J. Haake, A. Castle, M. Malachowski, K. Colvin, G. Shara, J. Cassidy, M. Hibler. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION LOWER CLASSMEN, Kneeling, left to right R. Simas, C. Wheeler, P. Masccvich, R Nitrio, M. Gagliasso, J. Fay, D. Chaisson H. Malatesta. Second Row: D. Sullivan, R Watanabe, P. Spiker, C. Zawoiski, M V. Bischof, R. Hermann, J. Furman, J W. Honzik. I Bennett, P. Ortega, E. Fitzgerald, M. Bay- less, B. Raymond. Third Row: R. Musik, Dover, D. Osorio, C. Boome, J. Young, ,gr K.. W 'UM 9 MODERATOR Mr. Aguiar MONOGRAM CLUB . I ? g .li i q: I My K Aff g , f' gi 3' 'f'f I i f' -iv' . , f 4' V -h-1 as ,:-' I r.E..f.,? 7?ip42:fiL. r f . - TL J A . I K AL. gh 'I ' f :,, Q to PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SEC, TREA, Pat Reynolds Mike Hibler Greg Stqltz MONOGRAM CLUB MEMBERS BASKETBALL FOOTBALL W. Anderson M. Antonelli R. Bradley T. Brown K, Colvin R. Dougherty M. Eckel L. Englert R. Estrada L. Favor J. Geer J. Gemello Gilson Givich Gutierrez Hainy Hawkins Hibler lvers Iudice Kassel Kiehm Klatl' Malachowski Meiia Miyahara 68 D. Salisbury M M. Nice Reynolds . Robitaille Rossovich Sabol . Sanchez Schmitz Sischka Sivley G. Shara Soper . Stoltz Taylor A. Chapman J. Coggins R. Donovan R. Farana R. Halderman D. Reynolds BASEBALL K. Colvin G. Costa R. Dougherty T. Duggan P. Reynolds T. Rossovich G. Shara TRACK D. Asturias P. Butler J. Cassidy G. Cunha L. Gearing R. Johnson T. Lemen J. Medeiros W. Murphy D. Ortiz K. Paske I. Pavlina D. Riser W. Rozar K. Smith G. Werner GOLF V. Crock J. Hannibal C. Weber SWIMMING M. Garibaldi FACULTY CHANGES REV. GORDON WILCOX, C.S.C. Assistant Chaplain -nv f BROTHER JOHN ROBINSON, C.S.C. Religion I Biology Il ALTAR SOCIETY 'S All! ALTAR SOCIETY OFFICERS, left to right: Mrs. Mary W Cronin, Vice Presidentp Mrs, Adelaide Smith, Pres- X. Ig., identg Mrs. Connie Babowal, Treasurer. E I 09 I O I MR. GAYLORD GILMORE English I Lancer Moderator The Saint Francis Chapel Altar Society is not a new organization to the campus, but it is little known since the members work quietly be- hind the scenes mending vestments, and keeping flowers on the altar throughout the entire year. The society's special project is to pur- chase an organ for the new Saint Francis Chapel. To do this it spon- sors an annual Valentine Tea, at which the pictures on this page were taken. Our sincere thanks to the ladies for their invaluable serv- ice to the school. . N X f ' .Queeg a 4 ' o ' n ' n - I n .., ,., On February 18, 1963, Gregory Bontempi was summoned by God to his eternal reward. All of us who knew Greg knew him as a friend and as a model: he was an inspiration to everyone. So recognized were his virtues that on a question- naire sent to his entire class, Greg was the boy most- named as the student who influences me the most for the better. He used all of the attributes, or graces that God gave him with which to face life, to perfect himself, and these graces were many-a religious spirit, a happy disposition, a wonderful family, intelligence, good looks, popularity, and, later, sickness and suffering. Even to his death he was the exemplar of what we all wish to be. So typical of him cooperating with grace in uncomplain- ingly accepting his greatest suffering were the last words he spoke, Thank you. But Greg was not only a model, he was a friend. He had a quality about him which made everyone who ever knew him feel close to him and want to be his friend. Thank God that we were, and still are, drawn near to him, that being his friends, he can know our every movement, our every fall, and can constantly intercede for us. The Church encourages us all to pray for one until a positive sign is given of his sainthood. And we should pray for Greg. But, too, we should pray to him . . .we will never be refused. His beautiful life and his holy death make us pray: Our model our friend and really, our hero - Greg Bontempi - may God ever love him more and more. 1 A .gn v .,.s... N4 V 2.15 5'5'. . :eg if w lqpfiu 3 'H :gm . . 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' R, . .A., Y, 3 .qq . , 'F' kykk . h ? if lull T - ' f' f':'.i'4 . 3 , , Q f: v ' f 1 f .H 1--1 I ff. --AQ '- ' A flaw: ,,,- Q my 76 U., . . , ,,, 2 49. ,MM f X - - w wgwf 'i,1,.i151gf' 5 M rim, A A kg V C .A.L. CHAMPICJNS Top Row: L. Hawkins, J. Geer, J. Dover, K. Colvin, M. Malo- Miyharo, D. Riser, B. Bradley, F. Sischka, L. Favor, M. Eckel, J. choski, B. Ivers, S. Soper, L. Englert. Second Row: T. Sivley, T. Schmitz, D. Love, M. Sanchez. Fourth Row: B. Estrada, R. Iudice, Rossovich, M. Antonelli, D. Givich, R. Dougherty, J. Sabol, M. G. Stoltz, B. Anderson, P. Reynolds, L. Taylor, T. Brown, G. Nice, S. Klattw, M. Hibler, M. Hoiny. Third Row: B. Kiehm, G. Kassel, R. Melia. SAINT FRANCIS SPIRIT A man is made mostly of spirit, and when the spirit is gone the flesh avails little. It is better to fight diligently to live, rather than to lie down bravely to die. To be honest in my conviction, let me say ot the very outset, that first and fore- most, my principal desire is to win games. Secondly, it is my hope, through guid- ance, and example, to exercise a whole- some influence over the men under me, and to inspire them to seek and attain high obiectives in a well rounded and balanced life. Most of us need slogans, designs, pat- terns, and philosophies to cling to when the going is rough and it seems that life is more or less futile. A desire to win, to play on a team, submerging the personal self for the benefit of the group, to attain perfection, and to put their powers and abilities to the utmost will turn a merely mediocre team into a team of poise, judgment, determination, and champion- ship. Coach Aguiar. Mike Hibler-All C.A.L. Offense and Defense, North Shrine Team, National Football Foundation-Helms Hall of Fame, St. Francis' Most Val. Player. Mike Hibler, one of the finest football players ever to come from St. Francis, has brought great honor to himself and to his school. Mike will be long remembered at St. Francis as o stu- dent and a athlete, 4 Pat Reynold typifies Lancer offensive play against Riordan. S.F, shows strength on the first series of downs by power driving for a quick first. Then Reynolds went 45 yards for the Lancers first T.D. S.F. was consistent and tough on defensive all the way. St. Francis intercepted three enemy passes, one by Tim Rossovich who ran 23 yards for a score. Dave Riser was sidelined with an iniury he received in the Salinas game, Gale Miyahara turned in a good performance. He passed to Rossovich for a T.D. and intercepted a pass and returned it 15 yards. Mike Hibler did a iob which started him on his way .., st., ' SER to the C.A.L. berth. Denny Salisbury, Ted Sivley were standouts on defense. This game was a team performance. Mike Hibler .aes for a long gain against Riordan. sei, The St. Francis vs. Serra game was rf-led by many football critics as one of the finest high school games to be played this season. The Lancers were up for this game, and they proved it by their determined and hard fought play on offense and defense. The ball carrying responsibilities were all Hibler's because Pat Reynolds suffered a shoulder separation early in the game. Thrills were often as the ball changed hands many times. The score at the half was 0-O. Serra scored in the third period on a Lancer fumble. S.F. scored twice in the fourth quarter, when the clock showed 13 seconds to play Dave Riser scored on an end run, and once by Sivley. Midway through the season the Lancers turned in their best effort, foreshadowing the C.A.L. Championship. ST. MARY'S lRA l xr ln this game St. Francis at least cincned a tie for the C.A.L, Title. lt was a hard fought contest throughout the first half, but the Lancers showed that they were a team that does not quit. After being behind at the half 14 to 13, on a T.D. by Hibler and a pass from Miyahara to Riser, they put on a great second half effort. After the second half kickoff the stiff Lancer defense did not crack. They were led by Sivley and Salisbury, again doing superbly. Jerry Dover blocked St. Mary's punt attempt and Mike Hibler carried it in for the score. Hibler again scored on o 2 yard smash after Riser skillfully directed the team into scoring position. J. C. Schmitz scored on a I0 yard run and Tim Rosso- vich added his third P.A.T. of the afternoon. The Lancer exubere ance is shown by the picture above. C00Cl1 AQ'-'la' sends lf' Some lmP0fl0Y1f ln- Greg Stoltz uses only himself to elude two St. Mary's tacklers who formation with Steve Soper, the time was closein. crucial, as shown by the scoreboard. BELLARMINE Dave Riser scores the lone Lancer T.D. in one of the most hard fought games of the season. The Lancers played well but could not turn back the Bells who had to win to share in the C.A.L. Crown. Tim Ros- sovich who had been sidelined by a serious hip iniury was not in ac- tion. Mike Malachowski was a standout on defense, as he Iecl the team in tackles with 'I4. Mike Hib- Ier did the bulk of the running, car- rying the ball with his usual author- ity. Gale Miyahara, who was shift- ecl to holtback for this game, be- cause Tim Brown was iniured, did a fine iob. The Lancers played well but could not get the win they wanted so very badly. Pat Reynolds starts to head up field on a punt return as Riser and Soper set for action. TEAM SALUTE TO THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP COACHES To the coaching staff, to whom we owe all that was accomplished by the team. To them go our gratitude and sincere under- standing of what championship spirit is. 'I963 Lancers C.A.L. CHAMPIONS 80 1 '- .arf ALL LEAGUERS 'S .1.li.ji 27 C3Hroy 30 Carmel RISER-All C.A.l.., Hon. Mention, Most Inspirational Player 5 Aragon 14 Sahnas 19 Nordan 20 Budmgame 14 Serra 34 St. Mary's 7 Bellarmine E- '53, -' MEJIA-All C.A.L., Hon. Mention, Swen- son Memorial Trophy 81 They 12 13 13 13 7 6 7 14 27 SALISBURY-All C.A.L., Most Val. Line- man SIVLEY-All C.A.l., Most Val. Defensive Player RQSSOVICH-All C.A.L., Most Improved Player, All Northern Cal., All Central Coast, All North coast HIBLER-All C.A.l., North Shrine, Football Hall of Fame, Most Val. Player REYNOLDS-All C.A.L., Most Val. Back I 1 coivm-All c.A.L., Hon. Mennon Ym me 7 IPM ,V I 'WE' ,-' 4 Iv? ? . We 0 0 L L S A S 4 X, ,,x, .Q TACKLING Salisbury-68 Sivley-63 Hibler-55 Rossovich-52 Colvin-43 Melia-41 KICKING P.A.T. Ave. Rossovich 16 40.8 Hibler 39.5 RUSHING T.C.B. Y.G. Reynolds 71 530 Hibler 105 493 Brown 39 1 12 Sivley 24 100 Miyohclrcx 35 84 Stoltz 11 43 Riser 24 37 me ' -. - A, R, A., , if-31525 4? 1, , . b Y . A L a .L I fig ' 'f f X . 2 I ,, ga. . I ' I y I' ' 5, 1 1 ' I I mf 5 oo SCORING T. P.A.T. Toto Rossovich 5 16 46 Reynolds 5 30 Hibler 4 24 Riser 4 24 Sivley 2 12 Y.K. 297 72 82 FGOTBALL STATS. QRUI1 . 9 lf' PASSING Aft. Comp. Riser 49 2'I Miyaharu 20 5 Doughfery 3 I Y.G. RECEIVING Comp 351 Rossovich IO 80 Dover 4 I0 Sivley 3 Brown 3 83 J. V. FOOTBALL ,Bw ,sf E w Back Row: V. Di Carolis, N. Alexander, L. Ripon, T. Wiedel, D. Standifer, G. Arzino, B. Chorba. Middle Row: J. Caroto, B. Dole, D. Duarte, D. Nelson, B. Englert, E. Cismondi, R. Pray. Front Row: B. Hasler, S. Bradley, J, Surbridge, D. Anderson, D. Essad, D. Beck, G. Marion. M.V.P. JOHN SU RBRIDGE Due to some trouble in th e schedulings in th e league the J.V. team did not see much action. Their record was-victories over Riordan and Serra, and a loss to Bellarmine. They played well against all of their opponents with hustle and spirit. Lee Ripon did a fine job in all the games leading the team from his Q.B. spot, he was o smart field general. The offensive ballcarrying was held down, well by Wiedel, Di Carolis, and Standifer. Norm Alex- ander and Surbridge were standouts on defense. Other future Varsity prospects in- clude: Ron Pray, Rich An- derson, and the bulk of the J.V. Team. P.C. COACH COLLOTON if . ' ,tt l X, FROSH FOCJTBALL Back Row, ,left to right: M. Skrabo, J. McNamara, D. Dough- erty, P. Kearney, Coach Don Kerr. Fourth Row: P. Ferguson, B, Naegele M. Guerero, J. Absher, D. Newman, G. Sazama, T. Sullivan, J. Loughery. Third Row: T. Adkins, R. Cruickshank, M. Tryforos, J. Cusimano, P. Mascovich, K. Greenbach, B. The Freshman team gained valu- able experience and spirit which will undoubtedly be of great value to our future Catholic League Championship teams. The Frosh, off to a slow start, reached their peak in the Bellarmine game, and crushed Serra in the last encounter of the season. The team, which showed an absence of depth, did almost provide the upset of the year in the Bellarmine game. Led by Joe Cusimano, Bob Masik, and the running of Roger Hibler the Bells near- ly fell. Other standouts from the Frosh team were Manny Giorodana and Tom Duggan. The teams leading tack- lers were Vince Bischof, Mike Hess, and Tom Surbridge. Biscohf, J. Szydlowski, B. Nowiki. Second Row: J. McCann, E. McNeilly, B. Rizzuti, T. Duggan, M. Huss, B. Bengiveno, M. Giordano, L. Cass, B. Musik, J. Hughes. First Row: T. Sur- bridge, P. Adamo, M. Demers, R. Kassel, T. Smith, R. Morosco, R. Hivler, D. Bontempe, G. Paske, D. King. Phil Adamo and Tom Surbridge, M.V.P.'s 85 THE SPOILS OF VlCTORY Lynn Bcmagalia Y. Av-If QQ . umm Homecoming Queen 86 f- ,w.:m. V. mf. mmzuw-ui BASKETBALL QZWX kk l ' X! Kfo gf First Row, left to right: T. Duggan, R. Donovan, R. Halderman, R. Farana, W. Fagan, Mgr. M. Hainy. Second Row: A. Chapman, J. Dover, D. Reynolds, J. Coggins, J. Sabol, Coach Andy Locatelli. ,Wifi if gv .'k'4K+A,nfT ln a word the 1962-63 edition of the Saint Francis basketball team could be called record breakers, most games won, championship at Carmel, consolation at the Mt. View tourney, and finishing with five straight victories including a thrilling 51-41 win over Bellarmine before the largest crowd ever in Raskob Gymnasium. The primary reason for the Lancers' fine showing was Ron Donovan, Most Valuable Player, second team All League, first Saint Francis player to score more than 300 points in one season l336l, and the tenth leading scorer in the C.A.L.-12.0 per game. The other guard position was superbly manned by Rich Farana, number two scorer-160 points, and the best defensive player on the team. He made All Tourney Carmel and Honorable Mention from the C.A.L. Dennis Reynolds was the big man in the rebounding department for the Lancers, seventh leading rebounder in the league,-296 for the season, a new record, and he made All Tourney Carmel. He is certainly one of the future bright spots for the Lancers! Terry Duggan, Most Improved Player, was a consistent performer. His record indicates an outstanding player next year. Art Chapman rounds out the starting Lancer five. He showed promise of becoming a great offensive threat in the year to come. John Coggins, despite his lack of headlines, has been one of the steadiest performers on the court for the past two years, No team is complete without its reserve strength, John Sabol, Bob Halderman, Jerry Dover, and Bill Fagan, gave no small part, for success. Coach Locatelli, in his farewell year, would like to thank publicly the Varsity Basketball team for its dedica- tion and loyalty throughout the season. Their determina- tion to excel both on and off the court was evident and indicative of fine basketball players. ,wild ' ,K ,ex -' sq i, ,S ' 'W 1:1 5 :j:Q?5?? 'fE' 1 . I wifilwigvw 3 il-QLlfZ54li5fli'k5?1 an -V -, -5, ..,.::m,v, .. ,. , . vff'a,A. ' ' .Q ' Donovan for Iwo against Los Altos. Chapman shoots again! Serra Furuno from 'he side Duggan fouled Reynolds stretches one in ff ,1- wmuogj ll Q-E . ii ,goggle Duggan, Reynolds, Farana, and Coggins langle with O'Dowd. Halderman shools while Sabol gels in posilion I l SCOREBOARD WE THEY 'hui ' 35 Cubberley 32 45 Awalt 38 42 Mountain View 32 30 Los Altos 36 47 Palo Alto 36 52 Carmel 23 36 Los Altos 45 49 Awalt 29 36 Buchser 34 44 Santa Clara 35 35 Alumni 24 Ron Donovan 28 Sf. Ellzdbefltls 40 Rich Fam,-,Q Moutain View All Tournament 31 Sf. jogepl-U5 18 Carmel All Tournament 2nd Team All League Broke Scoring Record 28 Sf, Mqry'5 33 All League Honombl' Menilo Most Valuable Player 36 Serra 50 3 36 Bishop O'Dowcl 39 33 Bellarmine 38 46 Riordan 65 43 St. Elizabeth's 48 35 St. Joseph's 33 40 St. Mary's 56 35 Serra 34 37 Bishop O'Dowcl 75 , 51 Bellarmine 4'l 50 Riordan 49 60 Pacific Grove 27 54 Live Oak 40 54 Carmel 44 John C099ll'lS Dennis Reynolds Defense All League Honorable Mention Carmel All Tournament s X5-'bm TX r N X Q I 262593033532 5 X JU Jig S' 2090066 gi 1 'aa b5?3fg9?X . V, il TOVYY DU994'-'V' Art Chapman R6bOUI1dS Dgfenge i n4a .. rssns 1 M, 1... 0 1 , ' in . -. - .- ..mf,big-efi'iE5:i.5i:a-. '- I v-lj: 5- , . -nav .f .. -.,.W.,,5.s,.if. ...W-V. rw. ' Sei'-A f I-12. 42-M::?Qf'f. .Hf..'m1.t:'1-vase. . ' ami. fffgigw Q w, i r Name . 2 K In 3 k.k. i n KVK. L,.. tm' , H . ' ' ,b gg. t , ,H K K' 9611? - . 3, 3 . i if I sit ... A '- V A . .... , ...... . ..... Tipoff against Awalt V , .-,, . ,-i, t ,. f A Dover heads for the ball. Coggins eyeing the ball. Duggan gnqreg qgqinsf Serra, A A 1 ' Farana over lhe crowd. 'f - Qi. ,, if U. 1. J ,r . ,.' W ' , ' -v fa. 1 . 'eff .1--,,..?2.5s?,' -Q-5 V Q . f fl 'f Hi. '- ' . .S gb A. . 1- Q, 9 k11Y5?F' LY . .' x 54, ii.. -fi , g A -6 3 .x.NV 1962-63 Varsify Basketball Statistics-To Feb. 28, 1963 not including the Carmel Tourney G FGA FGM FG fy, FTA FTM FTM PF LP O.Reb D.RebGP Pnfs Ave.PPG Donovan 25 296 109 36.8 7, 114 81 71 .OZ 50 48 23 53 118 299 11.96 Farana 25 188 57 30.3 7. 47 27 57.4 70 68 52 24 65 119 141 5.64 Duggan 25 166 61 36.7 'fu 49 15 32.72, 51 42 75 65 76 137 5.48 Reynolds 24 115 45 39.1 'Z 61 35 57.4 '79 69 34 134 121 73 125 5.00 Chapman 22 106 39 36.8 'fo 24 16 61.82, 41 22 27 34 27 94 3.76 Sabol 18 36 13 36.2 '70 28 22 78.6 '70 18 6 9 8 15 48 3.00 Coggins 22 70 25, 35.6 of., 21 11 52.4 70 26 14 26 25 39 61 2.44 Dover 20 33 12 36.479 17 7 41.22 29 20 28 24 25 31 1.55 Graves 9 6 4 67.0 of., 5 1 20.0 of.. 5 2 9 5 8 9 1.00 Fagan 6 7 2 28.67. 2 2 100 'Z - 5 - 2 3 6 1.00 Halderman 17 25 12 48.005 8 5 62.2 UA, 14 12 9 13 18 29 0.58 Pezino 2 3 -- - 1 - -- 1 1 1 1 2 - 0.00 Team Totals 25 1051 379 35.82, 370 222 59.47. 372 258 338 382 496 999 Ave. Per. G. 21 42.0 15.1 35.72, 14.8 8.8 59.42, 14.8 10.3 13.5 15.3 19.8 39.9 Sain? Francis Average Points Per Game - 39.9 Saint Francis Season Record - W-14 L-11 Opponenf's Average Poinis Per Game - 39.3 Saint Francis League Record - W-5 L-9 90 Coggins 'l 3 stands ou! of S f x. efI'C. iii n fif, H E.. ,, n . S 1 t ibm ! ! 514 7, . In C X fxrx. '1 f ,, ,.-4 -1 I A. I X I :I Donovan sinks c needed .1-ff' W4 llw 1 1 91 OUT MUSCLING THE BELLSII A STEP AHEAD OF THE BELLS. OUR FAITHFUL STATISTICIAN-Bill Kiehm TIPOFF AGAINST MOUNTAIN VIEW. DONOVAN FLYING THROUGH THE AIR. DOVER AND GRAVES SCRAMBLE FOR THE REBOUND. J.V. BASKETBALL J.V. TEAM-Back Row: J. Buckley, A. Medley, J. Fay, Bro. James. Front Row: P. Marti M. Obrien. fi Espinoza, C. Weber, D. Anderson, T. Ferguson, T. Wiedel, J. , M. Hipp, D. Osorio, K. Kelly, R. Peregrina, M. Eckel, Hampered by inexperience and confronted Over all the J.V. season was good. California, the light Lancers never conceded with the toughest opposition in northern a battle. This, especially, was twice seen against arch rival Bellarmine when they came through with great efforts to the final buzzer, although losing both games. The team voted Ken Kelly the Most Valuable Player and Craig Weber Honorary Captain. Other outstanding players were Mark Eckel, Ron Peregrina, Joe Fay, and Paul Marti. The .l.V.'s have good prospects for next year's Varsity. Brother James talks it over. Kelly from the side J.V. RECORD We 35 Cubberley 22 Awalt 35 Mt. View 42 Los Altos 38 Palo Alto 43 Carmel 27 St. Elizabeth's 23 St. Joseph's 23 St. Mary's Scramble for the ball. L8 Serra Peregrina shoots 27 Bishop O'Dowd 36 Bellarmine 26 Riordan 24 St. Elizabeth's 38 St. Joseph's 37 St. Mary's 33 Serra 32 Bishop O'Dowd 27 Bellarmine 38 Riordan Season W-8 l.-'l'l League W-3 L-9 FROSH CHAMPS wi First Row: W. Nowicki, M. Hess, V. Bischof, L. Gabbard, Mgr. D. King, H. Jorgensen, M. O'Conner, P. Lemen, R. Thomas, J. Aslurias. Second Row: Brolher Elmer, R. Hibler, R. Cruickshank, T. Farrell, R. Masik, P. Spiker, T. Maguire, B. Berry, T. Soulhard, B. Rizzuti, T. Duggan, M. Bennell. FRESHMAN RECORD HA.. HB.. Riordan 45 - 51 42 - 30 HA., TEAM STATS LEAGUE STANDINGS Tefmqn 1- Jordan S. F. 7 i 3 Bellarmine Lee Gqbbard Wllbuf 7 - 3 gvilbur Vince Bischoff 5e f0 6 '-' 4 Term Bob Masik Bellarmine 6 - 4 ermcm W If H Jordan U ess Termcn 3 7 Bellarmine PGUI Splkel' Jordan l '- 9 Wilbur Tom Farrell Serra Rog Hibler Termcln E Reb 29 102 45 45 ll 29 9 DEE TEAM-Back Row: R. Donovan, Coach, P. Spiker, B. CEE TEAM-Back Row: T. Ferguson, M. Edmonds, S. Guiney, J. Berry, M. Bennett, J. Coggins, Coach. Froni Row: T. Mc- Medley, A. Espinoza, M. Alonso, Coach Locafelli. Front Row: P. Quire, S. Hendrickson, M. Downing, R. Rodriguez. Saign, J. Cooney, D. Marli, L. Gabbard, J. Cain, D. Anderson '?. L' :l'??P ! .n-7' ...v-4 ..., FRIENDLY PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amaral William P. 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Love Warren's Barber Shop Robert Farwell Family Mariposa Coin Laundry Raymond P. Welka Sr. Mr. 8- Mrs. L. B. Gearing Thomas O. Messall MJ. 8. Mrs. Harold C. Werner E. Jackson Going Jr. William R. Mitchell Mr. Harlow Williams Mr. 81 Mrs. James R. Gotch Warren C. Moore Dr. 8. Mrs. John R. Young George H. Greeley - Palm Plaza ll? . O he Reading Improvement Center FOR MEN AND BOYS THE WHITE HOUSE 553 Czlsvno STREET Room HBH YORKSI-im: 7-8413 MOUNTAIN View. CALIFORNIA 2nd Floor Post Street Entrance San Francisco 8, California EX-2-5000, Ext. 447 FERGUSON'S House of Rentals Since 1920 Phone CYpress 2-0143 30 Eost San Fernando Street San Jose, California Top Quality Band Instruments SELMER - KING - BACH - BUFFET Sunnyvale - 209 S. Francis - RE 6-9669 Palo Alto - 524 Bryant - DA 4-1384 95 ,.4 u-1 5 5 E. ww:-fIf.flwIL:,M1f.1If.1 'fullfulllrulllfullfullfn1lfullf11lL'fu'if Hfi1lLi1l51lL'5 Q n 5 ,E ' 5 5 COMPLIMENT 5 S 5 and BEST wusHEs To THE CLASS OF 1963 from The LADIE'S Auxnumzv cmd Tj THE Mews CLUB if E 5' 5 fl ?nf'5U'lilCilE -SflhlnhllmllmmwmllamwlHmmm1wu1:n'1u1'm11'm11wH:1 A 5 KE F. ,Ti w H ' K Ji 'L' 6-I v V ' V ' 4' I WV I 4 fy, Af 1 ry Xmv QW N xv' ,J WI z xg ,XL xx NV! If QX G5 f WN N' Y 'W-K ' 4-.Q-.4 pl R' : ' 1' ,4 xt , -x J ' ' Q, Q ,IX X I - xx XV' ' X N -N X H33 : NAM ' W - 'A Nb, A ,X I -La Q. Q A, , , Q I, , 5 by ' 'vi ff H 1 I ANS? W 'Y-WV' 'L' , xx YI tg. X h ETL 4 lx A I! I I A' ' x 1 Y ' 3 'Q 5 , g ' ' . EJ , ' X 'fqkf-i q' ' - 5, ff ' xv , Q Lh -Q -wi: QI, Vfff 1,1 V' H A v f- Ve ,fa 1 .4 ' 'IL X L. rx -X.4 I '1, A ., , f I. It , -19 ' QM ' . M U A , x N fy, wx MV, A A ,ff I .li ,.! I4 : I - Y .NJ A A V. 'V'- n. E W N ' A '7' I if Q A Y ' IM ,f ,P If ww' 1,5524 ' 5 P. 5 'J7 In 1 -I f ' if fi, Ut d if if 'L-If M . f X, iw X f f ., 4 - ' , 1 1 Qxflww 1 ' QW' ffjpf' ws R -, fm '. .,f, 1 1 1 f N, y A '4f'5:'7sl' My , .,,, J L N , fake' f W fi y -writ? ,,f -fwv IX 'Wgxl X M, 5 1 X 5 '- , ' ' '. -ff ? '1e'Q5mf.5?Sf K7 E 'gf' A' ,,4f1.. f'?'A N I Q . h .A in Ji I j - 'Q .. x Y '. ' ! I 91+ ' 1' X 2 -: '4: 4-4 F if nf., , - X .1 AO, I, ,K-1 - I + ' i ' fx 1 4 F f,,,,., ,- f I I- , if ' --,S A 5,1552 xn N 'L f,+ an g f ,f + - 4 4 -'4-' K X Y 5 NX , ,X-4' :Gaudi l'.n . . '. L PRST ROW: R. Desqherfy, P. Reyna ds. J. G Q G. Corfch. SECOND RCNV: B, gas, 'vi D J CcsTa, J. Deaver, 6. Jardine. Tl-HRD ROW: T. Rcsssvfch, G. S'ara. K. C: v'ri, D. S'a t:x 5. Kienr, Mgr., Coach D. C: cron. The I963 ediTion of The Lancer baseball Team TeaTured a TighT cleTense. and The Tine piTching oT Gary Shara and Kirk Colvin. Shara lisTed among his accomplishmenTs I9 sTrilceouTs againsl' Wilcox, a 2-I vicTory over Serra, and IO innings oT no-hiT piTching againsT ST. ElizabeTh's. Colvin suTTered Trom laclc OT oTTensive supporT buT has been a sTrong, con- sisTenT piTcher all year. DeTensively, The Lancers have been led by The ouT- sTanding cenTer Tield plays OT John Gemello, along wiTh shorTsTop PaT Reynolds and second baseman Ron Donovan, have given The Team a sTrong deTense down The line. ln The hiTTing deparTmenT, The Team has been led by The consisTenT hiTTing oT Tim Rossovich and John Gemello, and by The occasional power oT John CosTa. Reynolds, CosTa, :LT .lii ' VARSITY BASEBALL Shara hurls anolher Nrlh his lerrmc arm. .... I I 'R 8 M' ij ki 1 get X , X 4 I T 5 'I S fs f ' if ,I Q fi' 5 M9 We I 42 .6 -Aw TT 5 V.. .,....ws , 3- . 7- 5' Q NM I 424834 ' 1: . LTI s .Gag 1 -.l X wg-2 .my-vc , Q . fy K Fa. Q spike .433 .4 fs- fvl x, em Q iw- m 'T Tr ,sf 1' 1 A4 '4 s ff ' -Q ,y 5. . f Q :- 1 in 's1..s..,: lf- ,.'7'I'9'5f'aff'9F ,, ff-5.0.4 me '3l3:'- .ff kigfa- - '51 ',,, ., ? ...arrive JJ' 'T' .r -fs... 3,-gg - - vw - -. A' .fe:ufWlsq., so - , . . Jw:-',, , L6 ,S .af '-, , ' K' ,vw . -' g .- i.2'l3 i'T'Em 1Lm..,s. W H5 ' ' Rossovich Gemello Cosla Colvin Dougherly lvliyahara Reynolds Shara Duggan Donovan Colich Shalloch Deaver Rossovich slams anolher. Duggan grabs a tough one. ,jab ' I ...W W I , -- ' ,1,A. .. xg Q Fizfil.. ff f My V ' fs... .wif Q ,fi I' ef. .Mi . - .. sf -- 3 .,. x ,-z., f'19f3',. ,ff W5 ',.3.,5,f ' I W7s.,,l?L .W . 44. 4,853 -. , rA.,,.a.,, w..,::.s3fvg3S-we ,inf I , , . ,L fry.. .aft 11? ,. ML laid? .. E' Q A -:fa 1:,,i44'.Ja' .. L 'fr 'R Rai AVE. 7 iz 4 6 O THEY Buchser I Awall 8 lvll. View 5 Awall 2 Wilcox O Buchser I Serra I Bellarmine I O'Dowd 2 Los Allos 3 Riordan 3 Sl. Elizabelh O Los Allos 6 Serra I Bellarmine 7 Ml. View I4 Sl. Joseph 2 Riordan I .333 7 .296 9 .293 4 .28I 3 .28I I .2 I 7 'T 2 .200 2 .200 0 .I82 3 .I7I 0 .I58 9 .I57 0 .000 Rossovich wilh a clean sweep. JV BASEBALL Allhough lhe J.V. Baseball leam was plagued by mis- lorlune lhis year, ils spiril and desires remained exlremely high. Each and every Junior Lancer gave his besl al all limes. The experience and lcnowledge gained during lhe pasl season will cerlainly be ol greal assislance lo each player in his quesl lor a varsily slol nexl year. FROSI-I BASEBALL The lirsl year ol lhe Freshman Baseball Team has un- covered many lulure Lancer slars. Under lhe able guid- ance ol Brolher George. lhe leam has progressed rapidly since lheir opening game viclory over Salesian l'ligh School. Oulslancling players are calchers Jack McNamara, and Joe Cusimanoq lirsl baseman Roger Cruickshanlip and pilchers Roger I-Iibler and lvlarlc Slcrabo. The highlighl ol lhe season is lhe Bellarmine game - as il always is around lhe Sl. Francis campus. Y ,fri 2 N 'wiv ' H T ROW: M. Love, D. Osorlo, N. Alexander, 5. lvers, D. S4152 FR csH BASEBALL van. SECOND ROW: Coach Wmlams, D. Greenbach, G. WIN Varna, A. Espkvcsa, J. McLeod, M. Medeircs, Mqr. FOURTH ROW J, Cooiey, S. BradNe',f. D. Beck, M. Hcsemans. FOURTH ROW D. Cumrrdnq, J. Wimiams, P. Saiqn, G. Mccancx-ess. tixj run. ,,, , FF! . Ill! s. 4+ SWIMMING TEAM as 535351. . 'f.e::sib. .iw Y 'l,,,. A . iii' rf' av' A . . ,f f I 1: The '63 Lancer swim +eam is expecled +o be The 'rop conlender for lhe C.A.l.. crown lhis year. Allhough S+. Francis does nol have a pool ol Their own. +hey boas+ some of lhe finesr swimmers in rhis area. Mike Garibaldi. Trying l'his year for his second C.A.l.. lille, will be swim- ming The 400 yd. and 200 yd. freeslyle races. Olher swim- mers include Tim Brown in lhe 50 yd. lreeslyle, Norm Lus- sier in +he backslrolce and ZOO yd. medley relay, and lvlilce l-laalce in lhe IOO yd. baclcslrolce. The B swim learn has some fine swimmers in Sieve and Scorf l-lendriclcson. John O'Brien, and Tom Soulhard. The only Lancer in diving compelilion is Alan de Beauclair. OuTsTanding Performers VARSITY John Cassidy - Mile PaT BuTler - Pole VaulT Dennis 0rTiz - 440 lvan Ravlina - I00 Greg STolTz -- Relay Terry Lemen - Discus BEE Richard KnighT - 660 Roberf Fox - 75 Bill Raymond - 330 Dan STandiTer - l50 Bill Anderson - 70 l-l.l-l. CEE Phil Adamo - ShoTpuT lvlilce Hess - 660 Jerry l-leuer - 330 Bill Nowiclci - ShoTpuT Greg Roumbanis - l50 Bob Bengiveno - 75 This year ST. Francis added anoTher milesTone To Their aThleTic program. l.ancerTown now has The TaciliTies To run home Traclc meeTs, Thanlcs To The lvlen's Club. The Lancers now have a Tine Track, second To none. The TaThers also provided The Team wiTh new hurdles. The VarsiTy is paced by Tour oT The besT cindermen in The area. ln The mile John Cassidy is ranlced as one oT The bes+ in The naTion. PaT BuTler, a pole vaulTer who does l3 TeeT also ranlcs wiTh The besT. Dennis OrTiz, a 440 runner, has The poTenTial oT running This race in 50 seconds. Terry Lemen, The besT discus Thrower in The schools hisTory, is expecTed To Top The Cfxl. The eTTorT oT The '63 Lancers has been unequaled in previous years. VARSITY TRACK 4 Lisa:-jvk. 75 7 1 fi X N .l f Q-,Qt-31' ff , .4 5 A I 1 he ' f 1 , ri FIRST ROW: Coach Csnrad, F. Butler, G. S'o':, S l-ler::f', B. fv1.rpni,, B. Rczar, K. Sr'v h. Mr. Kerr. SECOND ROW: J, Med. e'rcs, D. Rser, D. Or'iz J. Cassidy. G. Stewart, P, Sp ear .. Pavrina. Tl-HRD ROW: F. Ssinlna, G. Cnre D. f's'.'as L Gearing, D. De Crisfoforo, D. Manini, D. Amare.. FOURTr1 RCW: M. Ar1Tcne', M. Rogers. B. Bradley, lvl. Maatnohski, R. Pxlief. T. Lemen. is Q 9, X ' ffl' . -f2 1'.-1 , fgff- N ., - 1 fi TTL' . 1 . Q 'runs 'fl l K F v O - 1 ggi! :F X v . ' 'T I - ,PQ 1 . ' ' 4 7 v T441 -. ' I 'bgw ' Tl - s 1-r f -ff'sS f , New . aw. . 5 n, A . , fax fXNXii I 'X , ig- 7 6' fs-4 A ' iz slr -, 1 l 4- ..-T-If - ., . .., 'J ' l- L ' 2'-'f:5,? T7 ' ' W' ' ' af , -' ' rr'-1--111441: T .. 5 T ' -' -N .s- 9 .,,' Y. 7 , -, ' -'.qf1l, , . L vin A z , gifs .fi V 1- S5 img' 5 ,. 'yixmfi fare' 1' ':.:- .. ' .f1s'zM0,'Ef ' ..-- .- A Z T' -' I' 9- -5' 4 f 'HF' ,..' W V ' , --2 '. .af4g:: ' .i.1l s -- - 5'ET:,.- 5'f 's1 s up . QQQ ,,..-dl 7 ' fi ' Lace-T . . 314 7 5'f,5Q T 'i , 4 H,-puns' su I The Lancer men of speed. .5 T1 riff The B's showed lhal' 'lhey could gel poinls for lheir much wanled and needed viclories. The Lancers had some fine runners: R. Knight T. l-leld, and R. Johnson. Bill Anderson and Dan Slandifer ran hard in The sprinls. The weiqhlmen were led by Harold Chouinard and Bill l.ol'z in 'rhe discus. and Dennis Givich and Larry Favor in The shol. The Bee leam showed promise in iusl' aboul all evenls al- lhough nol oulslanding in any parlicular ones. The Varsily can loolc forward lo some new members in Their compeli- lion nexl year. FIRST ROW Essad, R. An D. Keogh, R Raymond, G Delli-Galfi, B ,rf N- 2 ,uf B ,, 6 'NBR . .T 5 5. i wa E K ,lyme .. ll . f r- . . .if ' 5 Q Y -at r 4 2+ '- . wi... . ,, A Nfbw, - . - '-X . - rkfiiiwff. - ff ' .. iwwffk A - , -if Q fi swf ' ' wi 4' A 'Y T .hide fo. X CEE TRACK 84 CROSS COUNTRY . . 35 ' I ' iff!! I Q , . . ,. V 1 I -4 ' '14 '., -' f l - ' 5 - 7 - 'F .4 . Q .5 ' - Q, . 'f4.s5 :4'tg,:1f-- sfffivf?-Q ' , ER IC..-h'i'f1-'TTR' . .- VV. - ' rr. fl, , - ,A , i. Ag. J. -,:,i,,l.z :ff , '7-9. f -f ' iffri-T f: ' - ---7:1 - 0 . 7 5.-. , s an-'-iff ,fi . ,- - .5 L .Q 1: ,FA . X . A. - ie ,L 4.5 'VY . Wfj. Q Q :Ji -W 14 ! Q . M. , .A 3' I : ,Ag 1-,. yx . ,F V , n-inf Q. ' ,,. xx M- V' il: P 6 :Q V 'lg X It 'A 'WEN , 1 :sw X . Y ' 1 O' l K l S I y 'ii 1 i 1 - J K ' JJ Eel A I i ' Cl fliffl if . Y Klf- '4 41' 'Q l ' l xx .ly -.. F RST RCD-V: C. Pena-Jr, T. Sfirn, R. Swift, P. Sp ker, M. Tryioros, G. R:.r'::e':. E. Zvzqeraic. SECCND QCNV: G Sazafna, P. Fcamc, R, Benq veno, J. Lewrenze. J. HeJe:', R. Mzrrs, J. Damping, W Sc. ard. ir-MRD ROW: J. -..rra:ken, J. 551205, P. Lernen. Q. Lzng, M. Hess. G. Paske. The Cs , who boasl' some of lhe mosl promising lalenl in The C.A.L., won a maiorily of lheir meels, and Coach Aguiar expecrs These lraclcmen lo pul Sl. Francis in a number one posilion in 'rwo years when lhey malce The Lancer varsily. The S+. Francis Cross Counlry leam, led by John Cas- sidy along wi+h olher champion members, caplured lhe CAL. lille for 'rhe I962 season. Cassidy 'fools lirsl place in lhe overall C.A.l.. run. Coach Conrad's men of endur- ance did well in all lheir meels. Lancers running line races lhrouqhoul lhe season were John lvledeiros, Ken Smilh, Dave Long, Bill Rozar, George Greeley, and Ralph Johnson. Osfsfandinq performers in vhe Cee een '-iv 4 ff 3. - 5 at 3 i H542 5 N X '1- --Q . 1 KNEEUNG: P. Jcrnscn, D. Lcnc, B. iczar, G. Cree ey STANDW3: - 4 Q . lj ri K ,, A l . ,nfl tl 'L I Joh ri View J 4 J, Cass oy, J M-ederos Mr, Covad, K 9 f V, x xiii 1 is-'X '1 Cassidy leads 're ircn-'..i-qed diygggq N.-.5 . - -1 -fzlyeu , A. ff 1 Q .T V, M...::.: e V , .4 I 'P . 'R - ,iihg -- - V I 1 , f-.114-fm l , LM A -so ' 1 ' f A Lx! 4, 44 v 19' ll wiyvlfl L 41' VARSITY GOLF KNEELIN6: C. Weber, F, Hall. STfXNDllNlG: Br. James, J, Hannibal, J. Furman, C. Greene. R, Riley, J. Callan. The ST. Francis Gohf Team did a Tine iob This season, alThough iT was noT shown by Their record. Led by Jim Hannibal, They were upseT by a close margin in maTches ThaT could have gone eiTher way. The ST. Francis Team was an example oT The one-sTroke deTiciT which means so much in This game. They played well on Their home course, Los AlTos CounTry Club. The Lancers played wiTh greaT skill ThroughouT The '63 season againsT such schools as Palo AlTo, Cubberley, Serra. and our clubewielding arch-rivals, Bellarmine. WiTh The re- Turn oT The same Team nexT year, BroTher James expecTs f W Hanaiba- makes snorr work of Trap. much Trom The Lancers golTers. Hall looks on as Weber sinks sixTeen-Toofer. F 1 cr way to l9Th hole. v:Yi9?Zf7f?2 ',,u7,..w T 'Ita-5r:2:Q:,siLg2s,Lx 5, k --A z gj-'.,tfvzsf..w1-255512-gag .if A T. 'i,.Q,tjgg ,qg45g,-ik, nv K , f -W . . -I 1,4 - :. .L T A , y: , ,-..:.: E : , - Q-1 ' 7 wsv,..u ,-r:-.5 .. , Isl. ..,..Sf.:.?Yp'12.iE-i.: '' '3 T' 'I - .7 . , , '- j' g fr at-753521. ' is . fifffgsssf I I I ' ,. f - ' , ' -4',w -'r1zsi!f - . .,,,1., i, ml. 'lily-if ,, , ., Ww,.P'ssf ' 1,1 ffiiftszgf' . :Pgg--.g.f,5gig5,s5ifsygsigT-11 fi . .sf . . - ,.-.N K5 ':.m,.-.', .7 ,gags-as-,QQ ,B , My ' ii ju.. if' 'iii , 1 1 - . .5 f I 6 W if my-iZ415mfi633 5: ,--SM - - or - -wwf ,,,.,S.f,5,, la., - 1 me-45155. :.4w2i.vry--lzxmbgsgirsiv-.em - - ' Ndikwizf v a, - emma ,Qing 'A l x j' v SPORTS SPECTACULAR . i r 4 0 1 , Dui dr- ol r TM N 44' if ':'...,i 4.-5 g . f . ' E pg Q g 'A Z C 5. ,,.-f- .. qt- N ' r f i f1-..,-r-. I ef-vi X 4. -0 -- vie? On April 26+h. rhe second annual Sporls Speciacular V was presenled by 'rhe S+. Francis Monogram Club. A X group ol baron iwirlers, lhe Caballeros of California . colorlully srarfed oil: +he evening's program. S+. Francis ,,.. was well represenfed by Junior Diclc DiSalvo in lhe Fas? . Draw Demonsrralion, Sophomore Mike Nice in 'rhe Ju- : iilsu Demonslralion, and by Freshmen Gary Paslce in lhe ' Gymnasric Team's Demonsirarion. Brorher James and Brofher George preceded 'rhe Trampoline Team wi'l'h a in .. ' sponfaneous show of lheir own. The enlerfainmenlr proved 'ro be worlhy of our presence since 'rhe speciafors, bolh young and old, enioyed every minule ol lhe evening. ,A Drum Solo-Chuck Hughes Los Attos Jiu Jufsu Club - Mr. Siq Kuiferaih, Direcior A demonslrafion of fhe Orieniai marfial arrs. San Jose Y.M.C.A. Twisfers -Gymnasfic Team Va'ei,' G-n Hawksuffkl Brian. Direcfor Fast Draw Demonsfraficn Feerurlnq some of The iasfesf guns in vhe narion Vifelqhl Liflinq Demonsfrafion-Alex Gymnasium Heavy Lifting-Technique of Liffinq ' f Jumpnq Jacks-Jazk Farrell, Direcior - Trampoline Team .- -.N ,. ' i x 1 SENIOR BALL I Yi. On May IO lhe Seniors held Their annual Ball al The Los Allos Golf and Counlry Club. The lheme of lhe clance, Tahi+ian Mis+, was well carried oul by Ron Donovan, fhe General Chairman: Louie Kalen, Decorahonsg John Coggins, Bids: and Rich Farana, 'rhe Band. The program from lhe evening consislecl of dinner from 7 +0 9 and dancing +o The music of 'rhe fabulous Torguays from 9 lo I. Approximalely sevenly Seniors ancl Their clales enioyed lhemselves during lhe nighl. Chaperons for lhe dance. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. Coggins, and Mr. ancl Mrs. Farana, pul' clown all uprisings. The Senior class wishes +o ex+end Jrheir fhanlcs +o Brorher Eagan for his assislance in making l'his evenl' an overwhelm- ing success. Y QC.. 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